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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
U p P Err MISSISSIPPI

VIII leave on SATrRDAY the ll,h inst at O'Clock r. NJ
Ef = Grareau Cairo cSms;;, Snw uadTa hE GArE nm
ps Napoeon yicksbug al intermediate
andinss-lhe entirely light -raugh and swift running
PASSENGER packet steamer Die Vernon, Capt shelby viii
@ nG u po rsy 10 receive freight Wednesday, morning
'cFeHa aboVe For freight PASSAGE apply bord Or
10 ,- , , J. J. CHILDS, IS Poytrts street,
Ea and shippers rely the Die Vernon 70
s thI@ngh without detention being very light iralch
ana ~li take 1 100 tons freight for St. Louis will pay bar
ticular attention 0 all frrirht " ~ ''' i'' -
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DERS4GN 4IRANCEG DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
4 FACTORY, coraer of ST. Charles Clio streets New
Orleans - ~ ~ ~'
GEORGE PURFES, Architect Builder Respectfully in
forms his friends and the public addition his
former business commenced the Doors S4sha
anu 'nts OF every description above establishment
A orders lett ht his office, q Commercial Place. Factory
tandel to. '' ~ " - nj En
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= Leaves $ every .FEIDAY, at5 P: N.
I'll hirg and I!iken's Bend Packet. .-Steaaer
izs=s kraMIs lyon j n White, master, va
Rodney. Nychez, Fori Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
and al tnttmese lalnss For freight or passage, having
LhWiS SNAPP Il CO., Front stree,
EeiIhc Frll 116t wil regular weekly racket
throughout t&sasdh Particular attention paid lh.aon
and business. s1&
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- MIRp4IY,S HOTEL, REsTAU-
ssF4fH FAN NJ AND OYSTER SALOON, No. 95 and
lD>t Charles street, is open the rrcrpiaa
se4e=rssa OF visitors: Fish, Game all tr DeIcaces
"F c sca served in the approved style and shortest
notice ali hours Just received lot fine Oysters A md
salt. RICHARD MITRpH% do e
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milton. OF OFUtl., NT'!ftss
:. Ii. GILMAN, 81 SAtr!iA2 street New nriaan:.
o2;liaw&Wiy >G.e A GENT suF tl4 .Sgtitt.. -...a
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Pitch in There's no gere; haIlsin betting on the
cotton crop than there is in betting on elections,
which latter evil pTaessisg almost universal We
don't know any paFtfessoEsr here who would 1ike t9
81 invest thQssahf Or So and 50 publishlatae Ta7
bune's notita for general information. -. &C.
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MrRDxR.-A difficulty occurred among some Of the

MrRDER.-A difficulty occurred among some Of the
labcrers employed upon the tunnel OF the New. ok
ana Erie Raj rosd iG the City of Hudson, j., on
Nonday night asst which ia, resulted in the death OF
OF c Of iAem. who buried yesterday. 1t appears
from the evidence taken By Justice Speer OF Bergen
who held sn Inquest upon the remains, that party oil
the labo-eTs were Il low gcoggery among the shan
ties where they lived. and one of them named John
G ancey, or Clancy told young mao about twenty
one years of age named John Ccnroy that he had not
treated the company. Conroy said that he hal
treated. Clancy replied calling Conroy q liar
TIE latter ipmediately started cut to 90 home
with companion, ard was followed by Clan,
ceY who struck him blow upon the head
with O sung shot which feied him to the ground.
Conrcy was raised upon his feet BY his friend when
Mchsel Trscy who was with Clancy, walkef up to
Conroy ana thrust cheese knife into hts bowt and
ri-ptd Lin open. The murderer then bed Conroy
r.s asss ted into his fathers house near by where he
dice or Tuesday morning. Justice Speer OF berger
held an ilqres. upon the remains, and the jury re-
decd verdict that deceased was murdered oy Clan
ofv and Tracy The remaios were Inferred yesterday
in iCslysr, Cemetery on Long Island No post NOR
/, m exsIri stion hai be- made OF the body. lne
bsipg NECESSARY in order to procure testimony WIN
rbich 10 convict the nu' ders, arre-ted me remains
viii he dsnteIred for this purpose The Distct Al.
tor-.y M J d. Littel has taken measures 10 colec'
the az "a in the Gaze and find the cnminsis pos
sihif
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MARRIED.

AIExAkDERBIsHoP- August, Ca " on . TauI.day
Nov 6. by the Rev T. h. Ford d W.T.. W. Alexander 70
AMEs-CROSBY-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening, Nov
H. BY the Rev A. Eluendorf Vim. Q Ames Harriet. only
daughter Of Col. George Crosby
BRITTAIN-SEARING-AtN Newark n. j., on Saturday Nov
Soaring
BRowN-BALFOUR-AtN Newark, N. J., on Saturday. Nov
8, By the Rev MI Poor VIM Brown to Ellen bsiou1 Of
this city.
CoRNELL-sHERMAN-o wednesda., Nov. u, BY the Rev
nell eq.. Miss Minnie R. Sherman, daughter Of Captain
James Sherman, formerly Of Huds'n, N L.
Hudson papers please copy
Observation-Disclosures this city on TUESDAY
snns Nov H. R0's p.ams. Gn .o M.y Tsm.nn
des daughter Of John Stephenson ESQ., all OF this city.
so7 q s aIsp s sE % e MSndy SGT e ,,
Amanda Radden all of this city.
KEELER-C RANF-On Tuesday Nov H. At Lafayette place
Church BY the Rev Dr. Knox Henry hceleI to Rsshe
Civ c. eldest daughter Of INT late benjamin
PICKMAN-TowELL-O Tuesday Nov. II, by the Rev DR.
Hswhin Calvary Church Tho: Wlter Pckmane.q 9t NOVA
Scotia Louisa Maria lowell daughter of the Rev Thomas
lowell Of this city.
-MooNEY-At Milford; Conn; on Tse,isy Nov Il.
hyde ROY, Mr Brace, Nathan g. Pondto Sophia NJ daughter
OF Benz. McoIey esq., OF this city.
RIGUAL-MORALEs-On Monday Nov. 10 at che residence
the brides fsiheT By the Rev Father P;,oI
10 Miss Maria Dolores Lucec, only daughter OF Professor
Agustn jose Morales of us city.
sMITH-yENNon wedoe;say NGy By he h. R e.:t Mr.
Smith OF Flushing to Miss Mary T.. Venn OF this city
WOODBURY-McGAW-On Tuesday evening, Nov. II, by
the Rev DR. Adams Freeman p. Woodbury. 10 Harriet A.,
elces, daughter Of John A. McGsw, esq, OF this city
WATSON-MURDOCK-At Philadelphia, Thursday Nov: 8,
b, the Rev. Dr. Furness Captain Watson U s. Marine
Corps, Abbe f. daughter Of Warren Murdoch, esq, OF
Philadelphia.
r. Van N,s Mr. James WAITING 70 Mis. France. Myers.
dsu shier of the late Johu H. Myers OF this city
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

x..x,sn.y Nov. ~ lSj6.-Ihe Board met, and
quorum being present business was lfoceeded "i'h'
p.t,fsors-To grade Eleventh avenue from Four
tentb 10 Twenty street. To Committee on Streets
From Pine Harshorn for payment of $40 - for re-
pairs OF fre-engines under direction OF the Chief En-
eneer, tho Controller having refused to discharge
the debt. To Committee on Finance
resolution was adopted drect inR the Street Com
missioner TO have new e-timate made for regulating
ard grading Tenth avenue from Eightyeghth 10 One
hunded-and- Fourteenth street.
The Board then went uto Committee Of the Whole,
NJ. PBILiafs in The chair.
The Report Of the Committee on Finance on the bill
Of stephen H. Branch and Others for services in Mat
sells csse reported in favor Of paying Braoch 81 800
Noyes 1875, Nash 1851. Stoughton $500, HAYES
IIipcks and Carey $lO Squircs 50, Van Ranst s7l,
and Lamb $l5.
Mr.. BAXTER moved to reduce the amount Of
Branch's bill to 81 600. which was adopted.
The biz Of DR.. Gilegan for $40, for sery ices to Pc
Goeman Sheriden of the Twenty-irst Ward, whe
wounded in fight the steamboat Troy, nj Yonkers
the 2lst Of August last caused some debate.
Mr.. BARNEY wanted TO know what business Mr.
Sheriden had at Yonkcis
Mr.. BIRHaRD REILLY stated that he was on the
boat up to the tine Sheriden received the injury The
boat was out on an excursion, aud Sherdon was de-
tailed by the Mayor 10 prevent disturbance board
a fight occurred at YOnkers, and he got his head
broken in trying to stop IT, The police were needed TO
keep the pckpock cts in check; a. 1t was, his own
pocket as picked The doctor refused to attend
Sheriden until he Reilly had guaranteed him his pay.
The boat was not going to political meeting l. was
IN excursion
Members held that the Mayor had right to send
policemen out OF the city they they must bear
ther expenses. The bill was referred back to the
Committee.
Mr.. WaRSrR moved that the Report Of the Com
mittee, cOucurrng with the Board of Aldermen, in
favor of Buckman's plan for the New City Hail. be
passed 10 third reading. The motion was carried
- to II.
The motion TO pass the amended report on the bill Of
Stephen H. Branch to third reading was lost A
motion to reconsider lost by ii to 81.
The Be ara adjourned to Friday evening at clock.
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,t,n t,ues re oouse Of sS.ss es-ced ~ ~
o~ state 81 The upPcS rivers In Mobile The receipts ns ms
By rsrosi By .ees-,ps lean Of the probability Of -
in tie river, b-,.-y this place 10 the Assaac ststes rs
receipts sso f,Ti have before r>nsrked DE aisse
tAis that the entrs crop will s. precipsd iss ~
t earlier perhaps than IN tornes TIE enpsrs -
~N Britain continue moderate scsae bcSnf ~
eo' bales since the i scpenhes lss, asaa is - -
se IA as is this b. ipcr-sscd very N
80 Aes done 20 the liest dstes svutA ~
hel fos France the exports In 81 iss yea
- tne other foreign fair basness dsao
- - eser in southern mArkets Our NorAera syaasss
T1s $500 ~ AZ saPely ard are vet buying
d. ~ -, sssefu the Cotton
paw WIN soo P'0vl0os Nv
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advertisement
BRADY, the celebrated Photographer, has made

variety brilliant additions his collection durins the past
week WHrATLsND the residence of Buchanan Portraits OF
Humboldt Tbsberg and s1 the great psLi'ts Desse and
Lowe Editors Of The London Times and Oipbant the re
novned writer adventuer among the additions Mr.
BRADY provided FOR supplying impression Of those ctae'
AZ mice considerably lcss than ensavnfs lthogsphs II
promise. TO become mpoTar. branch OF this singular Aad
lclntiful art.
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ACCIDENT AT The KEROSENE Or WoRKs on NV.
TOWN CREEK.-I.ast night about 9 o'clock one of the
large stills used for thstling oil from coal was dam
aged by the carele of one OF the operatives
The head Of thestll was broken and The eide walls IN
iured TO tie e1tert Of few hundred dollas. The SD
per1t noert assures that the enlargement of the
works hich has been in progress the last two mosths
will of be in the least Cclayec.
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DEAD BODY FoUsD.-Offcer Winters OF the Sec
ond District Police, while a cunning excursion at
East New ork on "Wednesday discovered the body OF
MAJ near Cypress Hills Cemetery: Upon eNanlnlog
IT, he found several Commissions and bruises ABOUT the
face al d a deep cut on the wrist Of one arm. The
clothes were muddy and tbs hat OF deceased was lying
some distance from the body. Coroner Reddnc was
informed Of the circumstance, aud proceeded to hold
a. inqoest the jury returning verdict Of Deah from
/" cong estlon OF the brain"
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may receive summary check. The Committee recon-
mood hat the bills be paid corrected, and offer the
following ress lutions: ,
Reorsd That Ns,hsuic :. Sesh Commissioner q Repair
sud Supplies. sud James Irving Superintendent OF kepas
Public Buildings. be requested by the Board Of Aldermen "
srn thor said positions forthwith. r ,h;s
Reolr,d Toe, within days after the psssssh not
resolution the said Commission aud dec,ed
resign hen the Clerk of this Board authorized ana -
10 transmit certified copy Of the report ana 20, he
ths soeompsn wing papers, TO the Distic' A'''
,iion Of the Grand Jury. ,,.lor and Potter
Ths report is signed by VIM Tucker p ana rs snd
Fullmer, the majority Of the Comn .aho md made the
specisl order for Monday to give AID McConkey time
70 make minority report: ,.,
The BOARD adjourned TIL FRIDAY
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The above passengers were possessed of cash means
TO the amount of 81 276Sl6 or an average of 81 "a
head
A letter received by Mr.. Henry w. Mali, Bel
gan Consul at this port stating that in the of
Strauss Of Antwerp who sold number of worthless
passage tickets to emigrants from New York to Green
Bay, Wisconsin, that his Government bad compelled
Strauss to refund and he took great pleasure in hand
ing over $36 81 TO the Commissioners being the bal
ance remaining unpaid of 1917. His Govern nent had
also desired him TO express the great satisfaction with
which they view the action of the Immigrant Insttu
tions under the Con missioners.
The following is the regular weekly statement Of the
affairs of the Commission:
Number Of emigrAnts arrived to Nov g. l8j6...120t9)
Number arrived SINCE to Nov. H. l8S6..........2 2l2
Total. '..iz2el
'''''' '''' - 1886. 1855.
Number Of inmate, in institutions at Wards lsld 26 l75l
Number in MsraO Hospital. lOo vi
Statement OF Finances ending November H. 1856
Oyerdaft Bank, January l. 1856 S6S,usi VI
Aggregate Receipts to Nov. 5......... $253S6 S
Received since to Nov. IL, for commute - $780,. =.
ton Of 4ioS oo-21','sf 20
$%i70S II
Disbursements, per previous Rc-
No psyments on the Sth sa5ss1 IS
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Gov John Bigler, California; Gov. John a. King,
Queens County; the Hon. John A. Collier, Bingham
ton; George G. Presburg, Girard House. Philadelphia
Mrs William l.. Marcy and daughter, Washngton
A. S Barr um, Barnums Hotel, Baltimore; ). L. HUI
ger, L. S. A; VIM. Desbror, British Army; Judge
Conckin. Albany; the Hon. I. Butler King, Georgia;
III. n. W alton. Schenectady; the Hon. j. Y. james,
Pennsylvania; A. j. McCreary, st. Louis II. Brut,
England and John Howard, New-York, are at present
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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COURT cALENDAR-TRIs DAY.

80 20s3 77s, 6l 49, Al, 1922 500, 5g7 1904, 693 A.
1881 IA, 1905, 1861 1853, g., 56l, u, IS, 70, 80.
UsiTED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. - to d.
inclusive. 80 49, 49,
SUPERIOR CouRr Trial Term.-Nos. 502, COG, 7G!,
7O3. TO nc ~ 725 726 727 $685. ISL, 73j, 1885, ,39
40 al, $50 40 200, 49, 49, "a, 49, 49, 76O, 76
rc3 go go
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

FOR EUROPE.
The British and North American Royal Mail steam
ship ASIA Capt f. g. Lott, for Liverpool sailed from
the stream at o'clock yesterday. She took out 81
passengers and $685. 66 in specie on freight.
THE REsoLUTE.
This vessel did not sail yesterday for England, in
consequence of the illness of the cook She will prob
ably be detained two or three days.
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IAV INTELLIGENCE

srrpsRIo, corRr-rsrAL TrRs-Sov. ia-Brt'r7 '-ase
VERDICT n THE NoSREf 81
Ch,r,,. Dap, nj a. m Hiblo and James ID h.eAs
The 'ury brought in q verdict this m9'n'ns 80 y.
20 The 7.t n Jur. win interest amounting 70 f'oo 10
IN. s1penss Of hsnspershcn from Ne~AcrA +"
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Nov. l2-Before tn,
RECORDER.
p,.~;cL Conway and Charles Brown were tried AM

convicted Of stealing boat worth SIS the property Of limo
by Harrington Of No rs Cherry street They each
.entepcsd to tine State Prison for two years
Moritz Kahn pleaded guilty to petit larceny Sem
.snce SIX months PenitentisIy.
Owen O'Brien was convicted Of an assault with a
wespon Abraham Chairman and sentenced the
state Prison for two years
Catharine Condor pleaded guilty TO stealing watch
and chain valued $50 from John MGibbon of No sc Sal
lEsn street, State Prison two years.
Iouiss Rosenberg was tried and convicted Of grand
larceny ir stealing watch valued AZ $50 from Wv Gki
o. No. Ice Mott street. state Prison two years
Adjourned for the day.
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-BROOKLYN ITEMS

TIE BROOKLYN ORPHAN AsYLrM.-The Annual
Donation Visit Of the Cumberland-street Protestant
Orphas Asylum takes place to-day Thursday, 18th
inst between the hours of and 10 p. All friends
Of tie orphan, are Invited TO attend.
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ARRESTED FOR RAPE.-Oficefs Mathews. Paterson
and Ccrwin of this city yesterday arrested Richard
Lewis on .he charge of committing rape upon two
emgrsnt women soue months since in connection
with two men ramed Jackson and Dixos, now in Gus
todv He wa. committed to await examination.
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Advertisement
WHITE TEETH. PERFUMED BREATH. AND BEAU.

rTuL COMPLEXION be acquired by using the BALM or
THOUSAND FLOWERS '-bewMo of counterets The i'm
40 success of the Balm has brought out hosts Of counet
f,its and inposiors. BE sure each bottle 10 signed
FErRDGE Co. Franklin SquSe. n. y.
ale hv al Druggists
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lAhNfttisThi'it
TIP Throat AND Lungs.

TREATMENT ~ INHALATION or MsDIcArED |Arss' AND
COMPRESSED AiR.
EoTIcE-Durng the Autumn and Winter mouths pf
HNTrR and his associate Dr. neLvILLs will ooevs patents
from 9 3. IN. TO 2 m daily. . . .
No. s2s Broadway, Newfork, Nov H. ls1
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CITY ITEMS.

ACApYMr OF MUsIC.-The house was crowded las
tight to witness the performance OF LEtohe du Nord
which viii be repeated on Friday next.
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fAdvertisement
DCssELDORF GALLERY. No 491 BROADWAY -

10 M to visit tina magnificent collection Of Pantinss aad
S'usry II supens' TO ny,hns Of The k1t this CONT.
ueni and ous; b. sees " " sppr~csste<
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board met at the Office in Worth street yester
day sfternOOD-the Hon. CUBAN G. VERPLANcK in the
chair and a quorum present.
Mr. j. A. KEsSEDr, Superintendent of Castle Gar
deD reported the arrivals at Castle Garden Landing
Depot for the month Of October as follows
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laNN ctAstulchts
:. ID. l. IL DRI X :,

I. ID. l. II Y ID X :,
O.aie Quincy 1 FIedrcks)
No. 5SS Broadway, opposite metropolitan Hotel.
RIO oGRAfHs,
AMBRorYPEs,
DAGUFRR
or various Styles aud ftces executed with Promptude
The Gallery is open Free Day and Evening
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fAdvertisenent.
SMITHSONIAN HOUSE. BROADWAY.

On the EUROPEAN or AMERICAN PLAN AZ option
ACCOMMODATION Fos TsAyELERs.
Families aud Gentlemen.
STrAM-HEAr rsoUcBoUI SrDsrI KopN,>.
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AdvertisemeLtl
The many cures of Dyspepsia and kindred d

case reformed BY the ONYGEsaTED BrTERs after oil
dies have failed shoud be sufficient To induce
fcnng from those eoDplAiuts 10 give the medus trial
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IAdvsrtisement.l

POULTRY AND PROVISIONS FOR THE WINTER.
derous Of ob;.inng their Winter supplies st eoun
- A. l. STiNsoN. No. s Broadway or
Frsnklin-st MsIkst.
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The Board Of Aldermen received from the Commit
tee Repairs and Supplies last evening voluninou'
report the corruption practced by the Commission
Of Repairs and Supplies and Superintendent of Pub
lie Buildings, by the system of $3.50 Jobs. The doou
mept was made the special order for Monday next
We give abstract of it in the regular report of pro-
feedngs. report was adopted to erect railing
around The equestrian statue of Washington at Union
square.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
yoP STATE SENATOR.

uUpsoN CousTY OPTICAL RETCRSs.-The follow
ing are be official OF the vote cast in Hudson
Comfy 81 the recent election:
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LONDON lbS....................J0p
BY this decision OF Mr. WOLFE. Mr. loses the
0 that there has not been ~ pipes imported into this
from London FIVE years and another 100 tina, there
rot been lO pipes imported the last for there has been
according 10 Mr. WoLFE statement 80 packages in the last
and 80 the last from Lon DON Mr.
bet Of tlCcyz: that there has been 100
imported IL, five years from London TO this CITY.
There curious facts contained in hess
uents One is the enormous quantity Of gin imported direct
from Holland and s increase from 35l3 pipes is52 000n
the next tarnd to so for months this We don't
know whether this owing to the high picef French brandy
the great that made about the chuspps Another
singular thing that there be Thousands Of pipes nasty
stuff sold in this city under the name Of London Gin London
Cordial Gin The newspapers with advertisements Of this
kind Of o these advertisers boast they sell
hundreds pipes of London imported gin As there
been hut ninety pipes imported In FIVE is quite
clear that all stuff and that lsye Quantities Of poison
sold under the guse Of London Gin.
We have doubt bu. that nearly all Of this called
London sin sold In bottles 10 nothing but made ont Of
pure splits. reduced By twenty Eve per with
pepper Juice make burn. and oil Of juniper
and Holland 1t 10 better than the
stuff sold the Five Points for two cents the hslfpnt
people will drink gin they shoud the pure imported
Holland. else the American Gin made by REED, aud
sold by his agebt Mr. SELF. at No. SIG Broadway REED
don't preS that the Gin he makes anything else but Amer
Gin.
The other chaps who practice the creduy Of the
muIy with their London imported Gin 20 b. drummed
Of the for selling the Of poison pure
Holland Gin imported from London.
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Advertisement J

BRADy's LOWER GALLERY, No. S05 Broadway
is especially convenient Merchants Clerks aud others
ploysd town, desiring iLe AmBRorYPEs Corner Fs
ton.
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ADVERTISEMENT

To cure Cough buy bottle of the BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY We have faith in this combination Of
DR. WIS7AR THAI in any other remedy known, having wit
messed ia entire many of proac.ed Cough
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Rrcrfprs-lucrcese az the ports Compared via Ia. 80
2Oe bales. ENPoRrs-Deereass 70 0reai Bri,ss. IA -
bales o;hcE foreign ports 1900 Increase Fsass foeS
Tots, decrcs In exports, i3s 900 balea
The money market among stock operators is easier
than for two week, past. Nearly all the large Stock
houses had money over. Paper is in good demand,
ard rates of discount are rather in favor Of the seller
The following is summary Of the report Of Ne
banks az this State, showing their condition % ~
10th Of September as compared with the last pre-
ending nnarterly statement:
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COURr OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcrI TEsN-N IL
Before Judge BRADY.
John W Audubon &C. AT. The Excelsior Pe Insurance Co
Motion fer leave to discontinue granted, payment
Of costs.
Charles z. NewkeEck. &c, at. Thomas Richardson.
Motion to strike out part of defendants answer
Thoms. B. Morrow sg Henry A. Poor &c.
Demurrer overruled.
Empire City Bank Noah A. Chfd.
Motion 10 yacate and discharge Judgment granted.
Anne Miller sst. Thomas Martin
Judgment for plaintiff and order directing writ Of
ranirv TO issue TO the Sheriff. to the amount Of
plaintiff damages.
} James Rohn eat. Elizabeth Skinner.
Order of reference to John l.. Mason es,.
George Morrison sgt. Angus. Cameron.
Order for commission.
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Ward was preparing an affidavit in relation 10 the re-
turns Of that Ward. He ssked that they be made tee
special order for Monday-acceded to.
After recess of an hour the eventeenth Ward va,
canvassed, ard the Board adjourned