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DIRD.

ABBOT-On Moadsy Nov H. the residence OF hi, ither in
Abbot formerly Of this city, aged Is years
ALLEN-Ou Thursday Nov 90 Mr. Nora Allen, daughter Of
the late Capt. John Hanifur, aged Il years
1 Of the
s IE jay. sGs 80. Of i ss sT to attend
funeral on Monday morning next at st. BAI'hoome~'
BAKEgon THURSDAY Nov ~ Maria Lavinis daughter of
r s and harsse; O. Baker, aged years. months and
Tse ie.vc aad ead, Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from her gen. residence s%nesn No
O'Clock without further Invitation.
BADEAr-on Friday morning Nov 81 Emma Dean youngest,
child Edward G. and Cynthia Bsdeau aged months and
Her rem ain, i'll be taken stamford Conn, for ntermen.
BIRD-On Thursiay Nov - Ella c. younge, daughter OF
!oshus C. and Elizabeth d. 6d 'sed year. ~ months anu
BRETT-A Haven. Conn, Tuesday, Nov. Is, M.
Cyrus X Brett. late OF Baltimore aged IS year,.
BELToNcAt Boston, on wednsssday, Nov 49, NiniAn l.
CULyER-At Burlington VT, Thursday, Nov 90 Mrs.
the Hon r D. Cuivef ct Brooklyn aged IS yens aud s
months She faithful and exemplary member OF the
s .5 p.o eSdsG IN he .lemraed the Christian i
PapcI.in Vermont and o'wegO please copy.
COCHRAN-In Jersey City on Wednesday Nov. 49, John
S Cochran aged 10 year,, 9 months and days.
FITZPATRICK-on Wednesday evening, Nov. H. johanna,
wife of James Fitzpatrick, in the h year OF her age
HAYDON-Lo,, board Of the i'll f.;ed Pacific,
Patrick H,ydon aged and James HaydOn aged IS
years both re.ident, OF Nsw-YOrk
cbsId street con'uno,, Louise HuTd, aged % yeH'
JOHNSToNAt Granada Monday Oct - of fever after
acquns hipsef bIasey a, the battles of Mesays and Ga
NADIA Nelson Johnston NcsragUan Army, In the 9th
year Of hi. sse, regretted BY many warm friends.
LYNCH-John Lynch son OF Dennis Lynch Parish Of Castle
lyons County Cork, Ireland
DIARTIN-On Thursday. Nov - James @. Mn, Of the firm
Of Geo. W. Powers Co., sged y years.
The friends and relatives OF the family and Of his bfoL-
Benton H. also the and member. Of toe and ID
Company Of National Gusrds respectfully iaTted to
tend his funeral at ST. Tbcmsss Church on Sunday ~
O'clock p m without further invitation.
hESEROIE-On Tba1sdsy, Nov % Gertrude NJ, wife OF
) ohm II. MseTole.
funeral Saturday "a inst, a o'clock from No
south Second street, Brooklyn, L. d. The rsnsins win
De inferred In Greenwood.
"AoNESOn "Wednesday, Nov 49, John kAsnes. Attorney
oonnseor a. Law, and late Captain Of the Sixth Ward
M onoe, wed u years and montbA
.as md the friends Of bic fAtber Charles Mssnes
f'e ethPd bic fauefsl ths day. lssirrdfy) The I'D
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There is good demand for Flour partly speculative,
nj Zoe. y Dbl decline The transactions are some
I6 eco bbls Wheat is in good shipping demand, with
sales Of rs 900 BUSH at &c. y bush. advance. Pork
is in fair supply and continues to decline; Mess is
All 62Iasl7 IS, and Prime, $l7 $1 l2!. In Gro
ceries there is not much doing Sugars are heavy at
the decline before noticed. Cotton is steady with
moderate transactions.
There is now strong probability that there will be
another railway line to Detroit opened soon after the
close Of navigation. The grading of the new road
from Toledo to Detroit is about completed, the bridg-
ing of the Northern Division will be Hnished by the
LIST of December and Of the Southern Division by the
lst of January The track laying is also In state oil
forwardness and the connection between Monroe and
Detroit is to be made by the middle of December.
The Mount Vernon Bank Providence, K. l., has
been pronounced cafe by the Bank Commissioner.
The North american saysi
1.-THE difficulty between the Reading Railroad Com-
pany and the Coal Operators We understand has been
arranged and orders issued to place the withdrawn
cars again on the track. The coal operators we learn
have agreed to forego the dumpage since the LIST inst
and to refer the matter in dispute between the Eth OF
NAV last and the Is. of November, to arbitration.
This arrangement has been acceded to by the Com
pany."
The receipts and expenses Of the Hartford, Provi-
dence and Fisbki Road for the year ending Oct. l,
lS56 were:
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Ship Asa Edndgs lns~ Coleman Boston, in ballast ~ W"
7. Coleman L Co.
Brig Ceylon Orb Crowel wndsOrs days plaster :. m:s
Brs John II. Jones lotCod Spring., Mills Charleston 's''
cotton, kc, TO Dollner 1 Potter
Bhs L. NJ stroui, s'Eou,, Cheuyfeld days, lumber
Brett Son Co. .u,
Bris Bloomer (Br Wood, Boston days, in ballast
Bris Sarah Wooster 1of East Cambridge Moore ssvsss
dsys lumber 70 J. Beer. 49, Al
s,hr Buenose (Br MoKewsn, Halifax days, han ~
10 H. O. Donsvsn. If,h Inst 50 miles OF Georges -,
spoke brig kA'hsdin, q days from Cardiff for
Of provisions supplied her.
Schr. Mystic Valley. -, Mys.ic. IN ballast n.,,o.
Schr. MARY Msnk.n, Besr'e Boston, md'e' y" Jaw
Bprsgre
sohr American Belle, Chase. Boston.
schr VIM. H. MAILER Crow.ll, Boston. In. ssst.f q
schr. Persia (Br), -, Windsor ~ o.
master. . . -..xs -four 10 bfowss
De Rossett < Co. a.. lnnber 10 master
schr. Peytons, Kidding Belfast Nc
Propeller Bristol Allea, Phil.depai"
Propeller Petrol. Ayre, Providss95s.sS.
Propeller Vulcan, Horfi.en I'IR oston.
steamtus r. b. FORBES aorI,' r%tlsnd, md.s.
Steamer Western Port Se"'
BELOW-0ae ship ,sr
WIND-Duraf The dss w.
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Markets. =. Reported By Telegraph.

BUFFALO Nov al p N-Flour lower saes Of 80 bis.
at IS IS for good Illinois and Wisconsin 90 tor do hsss.s
- bush al i9i for white Chicago Spring. ana Nf
white Michigan Corn unsettled IN sOnsau.nse 3. ne s.a bred
81 i2t WHISKY &c Canal Freishfs No through shpnes
Receipts in the 10 hours up today-si so ensa "A
81 69l bush Corn 9ai bush. Osts and sV1S Dds rioa
Oswyco Nov a. 7PM-FLovR steady and little dolas; ss
of 400 bb. Al sc sidt7 for superfne and extra Oswep
Sc S2i for fancy Can,disn WHEAT dull sales q 49, es
AZ al IS for fair bite Canadian, 81 S0Sl for o. tPdns
Coss in laht supply and market hIm; sales Of 5000 eusA
SOC Lake IMposTs-2sse bbs. Flour 400 eash wsssl
and 7 40 bush Barley Canal ExPoRTs-9s2 bba rssf
Is sos bush Wheat, 1900 BUSH Corn 1900 bush Barley ~
$500 bush. Rye.
ALBANY, Nov. 2l.-BARLEY very active sales 80 e.a
a IL for rowed and 80 for Canadian OArs nc
C0Ry ;Oa Tie for Western mixed from store sales HessA
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ADVERTISEMENT ,,
H.. rcp Tup COY1STRy Gas APPARATUS,

.f,,r the Patent Of the Maryland Portable Gas y
r. Co. Offering for ale S mo-, m 81
r.te ebeap simple and efficient Gas MACHINE
.rct, 20 The wants Of private dwellings public ana Pls
sohoo' churches colleges factories opndsss Detail. WIN
hps.paoes &c a. well Of towns and vlase' 49, ~
h. 8pi,hed by applying person by letter 20 tne ana
a. Comnsny wbsfe Machine be- seen IN opera'oH' A
sSehpNe Pan'Pne" C. r. WooDwotrH Co.
No. "A Wall-tt. NeW-Iorh'
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Total Pots and Pearls..............H
BALE ROPE-We sales of $50 coils a. liz 2e, mos
COPPER-New Sheshins s In moderate demand and prices
Ipsot Copper commands 26a ic, Bolts are held at
SIC brszers at Sc, mos Old sheathing 10 In fair
quest ct q d24c., cash.
CANDLEs-Adamsntnes rather quiet, but prices gen.
orally sustained sales Of boxes OF various brands "a
ale as to quality. Stean sell at s0d3c.; Plain Sperm
40c. Patent do at50d52c.
COTTONThe Niagaras not unfavorabe
peced which the considerably closing
with fair degree of esnes Spinners have not entered the
market 10 any extent exporters beiIG almost the only pur
chaser The sales estimated about 00o We repeat
Wednesday, quotations. which the true exposition OF
the market;
NETWORK cLAssIFIcATrox
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To I,verool Freiehts are rather essier. The en-
cscen.o,, are $500 bbl.. Of Flour at 2s d2s I'd;
40 0CO tn.hes Grain a. G9idi 27oo bales Cotton a.
9ied "a haes Sea Island do at ID 800 bols. R's'n
No. To London. 10, COO hbls Flour at g. &c. Id;
a. 600 bu.bel. Grain At III lie 500 b5ls. Rosn at
D. a. a binds and p boxes Shoulders a. 31s. To
CI,.cor Flour at %. 03s; 10000 bushels Grain at
l2dl2id.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was, receipts,
sats,O42 IL payments *'3l,i'9 'oi oa@hce'
81, Ol2, s43 o..
The business Of the Clearing House, being for cvo
days, was very large *'6,2'o,Ooo. Inc man .ger OF
tho Clearing House requests all banks, in nakDg up
their averages in the next weekly staten ut 10 divide
BY five. as there were only five business days in the
week.
There is considerable esse in the money market to-
day among the large stock houses, most OF which had
large balances over.
There was no difficulty in obtaining loans on good
stocks. Paper is workir easier, the demand being
rather greater than the supply of desirable names.
The range for frstclass is s! 40 2 cent, with some
transactions at 2 cent.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
for the
Six DAYS ending Nov. "A were.......""..sHlH
Same time last yesr......''''''''''''''''' -"'''o
observation-disclosures. So,5T
The sales Of land by the Illinois Central Railroad
'Conpanv for the second week of November reached
l4Oi6 acres for 1926 965 g. average of s16 SO y
acre This makes over 100 600 for the first two weeks
of the month
We hear Of s3jO,OOO to siOO,OOO in Gold going by
the Baltic tomorrow Of which Messrs. Brown ship
100000
The imports of Dry Coos for the week are
sl.Oij5C6, against sl,O34,siO same week last year.
The details are:
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uMTED STA re- DISTRICT oouRT-sov. a.-Hde'e
I'D HtTTs


- JedFe BrTTs.
fIBLL AGAINST TIE flsohIiA, -. -.cIIs D.
a, lJn.s s.a,es AZ, The Bark P.nehi;a, her Isctr a.
This ia a libel against the bark fancnios, WI" 80 -
seiz.d on the sth OF October last, on SUI " no.
inc hem fitted out 10 be epgaged IN 'ns s' -
The Government seeks TO enforce h'' 'oi''''-'' ~
ground under the act OF loie. claimants of The
Wess,s Weinberg and Weeks are Slai nan VI Ine
vesseI FOR whom Beebe, Dean sEd Dononue spP. ~,
and Nessrs Fer1era, Aorsys enc .I
az IN osrco for whom Messrs. Black and Oe'ard ep-
pear. . Java examined today on behalf of
, Cs,rment but az their testimony was subs'en-
M ,ba same as that given and heretofore published
- te cases panst Mesquita and De Costa ct the CON-
"ss;oner's Office we refrain from details The proof
- Of course. mainly circumstantial, beng derived
enm The character of the cargo on board
An interesting question arose upon the competency
os i Brewers testimony. He has filed claim
scainst the vessel infoTmer, and this fact Il was In
sisted by the defense ncapactated him for two reasons
Fint because it makes him party TO the records and
secondly because nfOrner, he has drect interest
in the event of the suit. The first ground the Court
nyomptly overruled, inasmuch as Brewer was party
attendant and therefore called against himself
far as the re cord showed To prove his interest in
former he was then put On his rOr dire but could only
state that be had filed claim normer and thought
himself entitled az SUCH The Court held that this
not enough especially several persons claimed as in
formers Finally, the evidence was admitted, with
permission to the defendant 10 strike II out OH proof
that II @ witness was a party in interest.
Mr.. Brewer w0s accordingly examined by both sides
IL great length. His testimony having been finished,
the Court Adjourned To MOI day next, when Mr.. Me-
Keon for the Government, will proceed with the
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. Nov. q.


Ships-Chsmpion Jordan Sharpness Point Walsh Carver
Chase; Far wes Bennett, New Orleans, w. Yrosti 0os
samer, Feohter, London, Stanton Rugcr. .
Barks-Leopod (swed.l Osterstom. Gottenbmsh Punch
Meinske Kate Lincoln, Christian psmst'T. ~ sSdsas
Rogers, New.0rleans, Laytin Hurlbut.
BIis'-Mary Cspe1 Johnson Norfolk Demins Go:' e
Chsse, New Bedford, Williams Cornwall CO. 49,
Schoouers-Roanoke, Phillips Taunton Msss msster Va
Smith Smith, Charleston, Scranton Tamsn; j. D. BALDWIN
Clark Hartford, J. B. Edwards.
soop-Msry Elizabeth Bedwe. New.London c., j. D.
Edwards
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NEW-JERS.EY T,HIK&.

PUBLIC SCHOOL ExHIBIrIoS.-The exhibition given
Commercial Hail. BY the pupils Of Public school No. l. in
in all respects The entertainment consisted of
vocal and instrumental music BY the pupils Prot Nash
sided the and by HE performance vocal aud
ssumen added much the excellence of the concert The
object Of the realize funds the bal
due for panoorte the school sufficient fund
xeazed that purpose. Dir g. H. Lnsley the Principal Of
school has bestowed much attention this for add
sng TO the interest OF the school.
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tldvorti..nentJ
ANOTHER GREAT In'I Gnsxty No

ANOTHER GREAT TTIq s5sS,, fSS S1,3x,,
THsEr N,pSf ,he AmeIies1 lnstNue, III TaoToSRAPHis
...aJoclons, 10 witt =, >..-.. a.. ~, p,,o-o1,.,u.
Got MEDAL for tue beet PBoToGSAFBs, eolored IN en
f,fs size,l on canvas - p...,.,,s .,,o,aa 4.
A Broslk MEAL for the best PnoToehAfhs eoofed IN
patel -, -. .s,,,,.s q, hi. pporocu .yptc
V.I.cr oy ARr No. $40 Brosiway cor LeonaTd-st
N B-Sp coEEec;on VIE any Other esisblshmeLt
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IAdvertsement.1
Two Medals and a Diploma awarded TO CHARLES

D. FREDRcEs The ste Far Of he AmeIicsn nsuIs ig
nc rs last wear for Photographs coored by the talented
corps Of French artists with Mr. +. at his magnificent
Gallery of PHoToGRAPHs DAGUERREoTYPEs and AmBRo-
TYPES The public respectfully invited TO Judge for them
Of the superiority of the pictures made at TINS establish
men, No. 5S5 Broadway
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS

The Sixth Ward Republicans Of Brooklyn, at q
meeting held Immediately after the late Election, at
Constitution Hail. corner of Court and Butler streets
reorganized for four years campaign by the election
Of the following parties as permanent officers for the
ensuing year:
President-JAMEs w. JUDD.
Vice Presideats-L. w. Branard, j. ohm Campbell.
Secretary-J. G E. Larned.
Treasurer-P. w. Kenyon.
EIeeut'gs G0%m,aes.% COZ Chairman, H.
Several short, tl6 encouraging addresses were
made and froul 1Shit manifested one would have
supposed that just before and not just after an
The following resolutions were offered by Mr. d. O.
Bradley, and adopted by the Club:
Reossd Thai while Republicans but little disposed
esIs
and pledge e1r.e1e. nnwaverns support principle;
asRSses an Patty in the Philadelphia Fiat
Re'ol.ed That experience at the polls
show. the utter a Of the R Eec0n law. for the
tass hs oee Of the Club be Requested to cali the
Snie with preparing circulating petition. the
.e3 LEGISLATURE for The passage Of stringent Req.t5y law
necessary to SECURE the purity of the ballot'box
BRooKLYg COMMON CoUScr.-An adjourned meet
spg of the Common Council announced for last
evening The President took the chair at the usual
u
the Board adjourned till next Monday evening at
O'Clock.
The "Deutseke, Eeangelisch. LMkerache, IONS
G,mande' German angelcal.Lutheran, Zion con-
gregatonl Of BroOklvn, Rev. F.. W. r. Spemle pas.
Tor, in anticipation of appropriate edfce, held
stated meetings for Divine worship at the Juvenile
High School, Washington street, since December last
year. The organization being now consummated in
che prescribed by the laws of the State, and
having acquired the building known as the Concert
Hall, in Henry itIeet, between Pieuepont and Clark
streets, Brooklyn, the congregation intends to have
che church consesrated the first of advent Sunday
che 30th inst, being the anniversary day of the first
IN. citing for public worship.
KEEPING DIsREPUTABLE HOuSE.-Ie sterday a
omsn named krs Tuomy residing in Walton street,
Nfyfta avenue brought before Justice smith, on the
charge Of keeping disreputsble house Two young lady
boaraes named Mary Kelly and Margaret Welsh were also
arrested The former sentenced 10 the Penentiary tor
sour months for thirty days The proprietrss
committed jail in default OF ball. to answer before the
Court Of General Sessions.
RoBBIHe RoPE FROM VEssELs.-A man named
Charles Wilson arrested by the Third District police
the charge of taking from the sooP Majestic lying
at The foot Of Altar tic Dock He committed The practice
robbpg vessels Of rope sails &c. 10 extensively carried on
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Tr.s-T1tr CANTON TEA COMPANY have On

hand every variety Of Tr1s foI GIoseI Tea 1sser and r.
10 1oc Gunpowder and Imperial from DC to otss
qualities equally low Also Sb boxes Of good Family Tea ns
one dollar Call and exsmine-No 10 Chsthsnns oe'~eN
Pearl and RoOseveltsts
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TAdyertisprnent.I
iIthII
factions of the Throat
Permanent cures il

Permanent cures in all affections Of the Throat
and Lungs are constantly being made b. WIsTARs B.LsAm
WILD CHERRY. Great as its reputation, It's works are
greater Many physicians speak Of in the highest terms
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IAdvertisemeutl
'rou Yy,INp's FAREWELL BENEFIT AND LAST

,SE IN ApgRIC As he departs for Europe GA Mon
Ssy "psEp" Is be repeated THIS AFTERNOON as wei a.
Tai, EyrsNe Of B,RSvN's MUSEUM, the General a. Tom
n, and All for biz benefit Now bid him goodbye prop
,IIv Now mae his little heart glad a. parting
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STREET CLEANING The Hoboken Council at III
meeting Wednesday evening gave direction, for the thor
Vh cleansing Of the streets Of the city without de!sy
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TAdvertisementl
WHITE TEETH PERFUbIED BREATH, AND BEAU

COMPLEXION be acquired by using the BaLM OF
a THOUSAND FLowERs"bewsre Of counterfeits. The In
Balm has brought out hosts of counter
Geits and impostors. Be each bottle 10 signed
FETRIDGE Co, Franklin Square, ~ l.
For sale by sll Druggists.
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~ NORTH River Bsafs-2lse bbs Flour ss,en ss.ds
Wheat 1850 DO Corn. % oco do. Rye, 5000 do os IN ~
Ashes leo DO Whisky, 800 do. Provisions. - ,,n,.
b. he Erie RAILROADS. $40 bbis Flour, rs Pkg WhaH
l.S53 DO. Prsvis!sus. 4ei bags Wheat
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AID. j. r. Wortendyke Of jersey City having re-
moved his residence from the Third ard thereby
created the Board Of Aldermen which be lei BY
Especial election.
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Net earnings for 10 ending Nov. l. lac. sl 9Dl Ss
Trade with the Dry Goods Jobbipg and Commission
Merchants generally quiet, and the transactions are
confined 10 the immediate wants Of the local trade and
placing Of come few country orders; bu. as this is
Known as the duh season, no one exhibits the least
auIety az such result. The Fan trade has
teec mech better ard more lucrative than Of.
J.cted. ard s.oehr, ~ general ting are c,.s sms
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oLIpAr1oN.-Notice has been given that an


pcaion will be made the lie for the reps
OF the charter Of the City Of HobokeR also for the alteration
made for the passage of consolidating jersey City
Hoboken and the City OF Hudson under City
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEctAL Term Nov. al
Before Judge BRADY

AlODZO tnshmAn OttarauO
The order made by Judge DAILY for q further return
referred the action back Justice Mech that his return might
be corrected by him on such points ne decided to have been
such correction notice OF two days to be given by either
the notice Of days and both parties appeared at the Court
conformity the order and notice but nothing was
done and each seems TO have left that place under the i'm
preston that the matter was abandoned
The attention Justice that OCCASION
exhausted vacated The Of the Justice
made by bim subject to amendment and the 9resd OF
Judge Da hqd grantee the right TO either party to present
sd the submission Of the case by the appellant as regular
binding athoug the default might be opened then on neo
application but the order did contain such provh9n
think it the duty Of appellant before sgbnns the
exhaust the order by the notice referred TO- or 9y the
submission of the return to the Justice winch ne could nave
made respondents notice OF by procuring vacation OF
me- in tews was not necessary The order for further
turn stay Of proceeding and held the cause in
this mGion OH a. ne Giee o% 1' bs PIP
should be given to the respondent granting this motion in
The default taken by submitting the General
Term opened the appeal restored the calendar and
the parties RENTED their rights under the order Judge
''' Henry Dover &c, agt Samuel Meyer.
Order directing writ of inquiry to issue to the Sher-
ia to assess the amount Of plaintiffs claim.
Robert Duncan agt. Daniel Z. Colburn. &c.
Order 20 join issues in proceedings uu6er lien law.
John d King sgt. John NJ Trimbe.
Order directing plaintiff to tile the said complaint
William B. Quill ast Aaron Woodruff
Motion to confirm report of rcfsree granted
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Nov. 2l.-Before the
RECORDER.
Daniel Williams pleaded guilty to assaultng John
German with she in September last aud sentenced
the State Prison for four years and ak months go,
Dennis Shane was convicted of burglary on the llth
inst at the David Smith No l Water street and
sentenced the State Prison fox two and six months
Samuel Hodge convicted of grand larceny IN
stealing 80 worth Of clothing and ewelry from Thos Maher
Of No 80 Lh street and sentenced to the State Prison Tor
three years and six months
Louis frederick was convicted of grand larceny in
picking the pocket Of Mary Sooard Of $50 State Prison two
years go,
MoGinnes fourth degree Penitentary
Michael Clifford petit larceny Penitentiary six months Pierce
larceny State Prison three VIM Farrell and
Thomas Mullins attempt at highway robbery State Prison
three years and six months eaci Thomas Davis snslausher
third gree State Prison years John Campbell forgery
second degree, State six years and six months Henry
Brown forgery fourth degree, State Prison four
The Court then adjourned for the day.
Appointment will be made by the Grand Jury Saturday
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AproISTMEsr.-Sheriff Beatty IF Hudson appointed
NJ Francis Of Hoboten OF his Deputies Thursday
winch time he appeared before Jusicc Browning one
" tue '"as OF the County and gave the requisite boadS
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,a.,,rtissns,r[J

Miniature, cabinet ara ine- si1'
PHoroGR srhs 10 pastel water " O '''''' ''''' '
iho.osrs,tf No s6j Broadway
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IAdvertisementJ
coxfrTUING NEW AT ROOT s.

nxcmrnt mon the AmBRoTYPE. These Vi lures Ie.en
BE miniatures upon ivory, and are takeh J" '"' s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

Excess Of Assets 90
We gather the annexed statistics from the report Of
the Green Bay, Milwaukee and Chicago Railroads.
the forty miles Of road running south from Milwaukee
to the State line of Illinois rather awkwardy called
showing that the road will fully realize the expectations
of its projectors. This road has now been consolidated
with the connecting roads south to Chicago, and will
in future be operated more economically under the
joint arrangement. The report says:
GENERAL STATEMENT Green Bay Mlvaukss and Chicago
Railroad Company, July l. 1856.