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PROGRESS Of THE TELEGRAPH.-A ca
cula,iun has been mace by which it appears
that, Of overland and submarine telegraphs,
there are completed aud IN progress vi con-
structon at thr PR seat time, the following
lengths: United States, S5,(C0 mi es, over
land; South America, $500 miles, overland;
Europe, $1,000 miles, overland; India, 5000
mles, over and. Sd, marine, Europe aud
America, 900 miles Tnlal, 1850 miles
This aggregate Will b. increased 100
miles " the cnup;etivu OF the Atlantic
Telee'aph. OF the European and lHdisn
teit.rayhs, nol more jhan rom s'x to seven
lhous,nd mile ui the Ines commenced are
finished, vet the mex six months VIII pro
baby see them all ia operation.
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To Wac. To WHo!-The following very clev
IN was was written by PERcY HOWE, editor
he Pine Knott
Twas on cold autumnal night
A dismal one to view,
Dark clouds obscured fair Venus light,
And not q star appeared in sight,
As the thick forest through
MUGGINs, as usual, "blue,"
Bent homeward, lacking" left and right,
When all al once he drought up" right
Against an old dead yew;
At which he rounded tor
And "squaring of, !" as if to fight,
Said with an oath sban't ;ndile,
- Internal scoundrel youi
Lght-and iii lick you, black and white,n
Just then above him flew
An owl. which on branch did light,
A lew feet DER the 5oozy wight.
And then commenced 10 WHO
To wBoI To wHo-ro WHO!
Quoth Muggins, ''DonI you think to flight
A fellow OF my weight and height
With your TER WHO, TER WHO,
1on cursed bug a-bOo!
An if you're Belzebub. lis quite
Unnecessary you should light
For M~sgins amt in your 'due,n
For money matters are ALL RIGHT
iHE PEISrEks PAID rP-HoSuR BEIS1r,
IhereaitIe owl withdrew,
And Muggins mizzled too
Put there are other chaps who might
Becsught out late some dismal night,
WBo HAvIN'T PAID WHAT'S DUE,
They know-To WHO, TO WHO,
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THE ARREsT-THE AMBUscApE.

THE ARREST-THE AMBUSCADE.
Once more We return to the camp of the
Light Brigade, where we would mark the
movements of Joe Robinson in his mach
inatioDs against our hero.
Henry Raymond had reached his friends
in safety, much 10 the surprise and chagcin
OF the tory spy. Joe suspected that Tom
Miller had neglected his du,y-ese a con-
fiict had taken place, in which the young
woodsman had come off viclorious-perhap
Tom had been captured by the Americans
perhaps he had disclosed the particu ars OF
their plot, 10 save his own life, revealed the
identity of the sham patriot! These wild,
yagaries, stealing gloomily upon the tory s
mind, did not escape the penetrating gpze
of others who we're watching him closely,
twice or thrice r, binson caught the C, OF
Henry Raymond fixed upon him with such
steady. unfaItering look that be started
involuntarily from his seat with the appre-
hension that his very thoughts had been
read; yet a moment of rejecting would
calm his fears and leave him again to pur.
ssue bis silent revere.
At length Joe moved away from his COM
pan;ons, seeking an unoccupied campfire
where be might indulge in his own wander.
ing reflections without fear of disturbance
The haz;ness of night was creeping
quietly upon the patriot camp. The sof,
summer evening breeze played along the
rugged mountain passes and through the
forest trees, or gently murmured over the
sleeping brook in the valley.
Three persons were sitting within The
tent of Colonel James. One was the lead
er of the brigade, the other two were Harry
Raymond and Will Dunhsm. 1t was ap
parent that an interesting conversation W Al
under way between them, since the Colonel
upon the crackie of dry twig without
rose hlstily from his seat, looked sternl!
over the way, but nothing met his gaze
Joe Robinson was too busily engaged upol
his own affairs, and for once, could mt pla
the eaves-dropper, and SO, the party wer
secure.
The ,brigsdesman returned to his CON
rides, and the council was continued.
You say you know himl"
He attempted to enlist with me som
time ago, when Will and myself were upD
scouting expedition. He was in a di
ferent dress then, aad free from disguise
"Not knowing but you might have bee
in error, when you las. conversed with m
concerning him, have since watched hi
movements, and will confess that my cor
clusions are in accordance with yours; W
Idid not wish to take step without havin
fully weighed its Importance in my mind
This. perhaps, was not safe ground, yet
felt secure from any harm he might plan
He had better be watched closely, now, an
upon his fist attempt to leave the CAM
arrest him. He viii undoubtedly ldertab
il to night-shoulI he not, make sure of h
person By ten, a. any hazard. This ia:
shall be given to you jointly-you need n
"a word IRON me--every man will hasten to
your bidding''
The two friends hurried from the tent
mike preparations for the coming crisis
The seninels for the night were selected
men whom they were convinced would n
alter in their duty, nor relax from the
vigilance. This done, and their work WI
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CHAPTER XVIII.

TIE sTRANGER--THE EsCAPE-THE COURIER
Will Durham was stan ling apart from
his comrades. A troubled expressioG rest
ed upon his fine features, and il was e1ident
he was ill at ease upon some important sub
ject. The noon-dsy heat was beating down
upon the patriot camp-it had been long
halliday to him, for since the previous eve-
ming, his friend, Henry Raymond, had not
been seen in camp. What had become q
him! He had contented himself thu ough the
day with supposing that Harry had departed
upon morning hunt, and would return
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6TOn ,ne OF the rivers in lows, the
only ferry is sorrel horse, He crosses
three at time-two on his back, and one
fastened 10 his tail.
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no account, because they "cap't fight bit.
Yours. Jolly and contented.
JoHS Bolivar. of Bostr

It
N. The Republicans and Know-NoIh-
ings have united on New York Slasher"
for alderman of nv strict. He is "Ge-
ceased hare" (Vligar-sDead Rabbii.'')
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SganE--A feeling that oyertases people
not berause they have done wrong but be-
cause they have beer found out.
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(EFShoud you be taking TO thin lady,
OF aaother ;hin lady, you needn't describe
the party alluded to as "scraggy old maid
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A Pleasant Smile.

A sniiie-who will refuse smile,
The soprowing heart TO cheer,
And turn to love the heart Of guile,
And cheek the falling tearl
"A pleasant smile Tor every face.
slss;sss- sasr=s4 shHsrs=z--ts.=
I vilsshe hoes o.lcareserase,
AndspoI of beauty bring.
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(tFEach moment makes thee dearer--as
the Parsimionous tradesman said to his ex-
travagant wife.
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J AtantituI Gale.
Irrom the Fond Du Lac JournsI.I
MEAD0WDALE:

4 STORY OF THE REVOLUTION.
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Dad.


s3n-a-ou friday, oo. =, RcHAsD z sossru. sssa
n ,sGr
'ae1s ne 'asera %. .fIessosa Al 'arss eclosS TO
ala is,e resice1oe No 70 Vanderbilt avcuus asocxrs
S-sasai further Invitation.
y, Asa. soesrr, aged - years. 500 Of me ss
sosa 2 Bcssii, Of ms az.
JosU -on ss'ssday morning, oa "a. saddsnly
Grssso-, 500 = denaoa Chen, Hci ycsr AID l.
months
fhs rsls, = Xai uisais ne rauliy srs r,spenruay
Invited 70 a,ssss ru1sr~ ron the resdsncs q hs
7csat No 10 salivan "rso., ma snsrncoa, - nsf pss
oe,os o. saturday ocs "a, sGsoAays ooy,ur, .ysa
ysG and mos.ts
-r>1SaDy invites v ss,e,s tns ns-s RON as rsressss
y Der -Are1S tissh sveaue, ossssea zxy .r~ All
s5iy ,seont st.es, sss sfse'looa, oue ,o,,cS "a.
Ci.sgfus AT aeSes,i. os~.sa sount-. Il ~ as1.sS
nv fsiaer IN Az Or Friday co =, FsUsrcs c,rsros.
u hs ~. yea ~ = ears
ttEca ps10rs ease corr
AslsA. .. tnss,as,, oos a, wuiiAs kzzsss, ssss
~. ,f,ess, ana rssrvss Of NE smly are respsassay
invkd sssd tss funeral, TAI, afsrscoc, NJ sas
O'eeox. f-7n bs sls rvsssaos, No. Ii9 ENs rvssly.
Fs4sn 90 Ff,ss,, Oct =, J ass FaAsm
ne risrcs oft1s ',ailT ard the member OF ss-dlas
bpsesfa4y sssni .ns fussrs from bis a,s rss
Sests rrcaiY scoood sseel, near Fourth Aysass 9sv.
sus, 10 morro- sftsrscon q three o'clock.
Ohagrsou ~ q } papers peass COPY.
EAtun IN saturday Os q, Hovoaas KlLsHu
The '1snas asd Gqra nlAnccz are Respectfully tnvs>s
10 silea1 5e asefs lhs tsruocr Of svo O'Clock % m
its tt.'dsrce < srs hce~riy, lis Mulberry s,-ssl
Lss ia 8ieoxlyn, l. 4, On saiurssy %. a. of a..
esss u 5s he>rt, CAaor-s Lorln Areurp VIE Of n
lev ~, - ina odh ycar of nsg age
fhs trends and accuariarccs respectfully lavssf
stkns ias funeyA W moyYyw sfterUoou ct tvo o'nloss
ron ner Iss rssidesoe, No. "a Heayy ssrssi soass
Mus -oa saiurdav, OCT "a, arAn, sns lnrsal SO
The reuts ,ni relatives respectfully lnvilsd 10
A@sd me frsers this snernocn Fvo O'CLOCK IRON ne
rtsdenss - IA siher Tenth aveaue sevess lseth aas
18Th ssr~su
hoKnssr On Friday night Cot %, HArT, tss Do
Owed ~.s u Psviux hekssnev ssed - rss-
Ths y sass o. the hmiiy respectfully nvISd 70 "a
tns v fSnersi ais a. rncon, Al iwv scloos from ss
ls,s rssideocs No - r'rss svscue
PoIp On aasrrjsy. Oct -. gsssss. lnhss 80
Z ecofge and Aaae Fclsrssn, stsl nonsas aAd
dsys
ue re.p.cs,liy nvtsed 70 attend The fancra IRON Ne
residence of h fNser, No s52 Grand s,rss omosrov
sssS,os -Oa vsaps5,y, oct a, arsr shors b,a
secs llnss gAcHn X Homwov, wife q Jsmn 70
blnss 4 ,Fsd o. ysac add 4 months
sons = Az yoons [, Iscobus John Nuls- sad aewrs
D sirsos lhe neu bers Of Me osledoolan sonsas
tn "a soa N.v YORK Chapter No = U, d n A 49,
respectfully avied 70 he funersl thh sner,cos I. 10,
sces from her sie rec dencs, NO ZOE sullivan u<s~
" fe1t re1her lnv.sisn
RvS ia saturday mor aps ocs "A, Mn sAsr gru.
Gle Z Richard Ryss, steward H ne auaxsr uty n As
8rh year % rey sge
re rslaivs and friends cf ne nmiy ore r~aus~N~d
10 tes fnsrai r-vn No 81 Power. srs.s ,sa ~.
y nst Wt1~msours 20 mo~oy movnsrr a. va so.x
y snoc. t-FsAsr avoUan
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Caty Int1lllGUneS,

NAruRAzNw un7zDs.-The numbev a perpoos -
turaIissd sh M b fnr below thas d sv,ous years. Upes
sxAniaasa OF hs records In ~ Superior Court ana
Court a OomuR Pieas NJ md the following agures:-
Nonber Of perus patuYAsed In The Superior Co1r. from
the 9Th 70 Ne 39d October l8S, ....... So
No 90 IN the oourt Of Common Pleas ......... Loot
sosuIcAaS BALE PnAgncs.-Lags svcr.sS, about 4
O'Clock, every persor In Tho dry goods Establishment OF
kesns. Stewart 4 % corner Or Broadway auA Oham
bess strees. were ataicd ~ ~ sharp crack Of pistol
sust coniDg in tisaSrseAbls With one or tc uys
panss q CLAN forming poroa OF Of the windows Of
sac store. ina bullet evd snLy fred from the Park
across Chambers street, because of the lowsr
Window fronting Chambers street. thai struck by It,
rhs pane ba first struck inoh In thickness and 90
exactly did The bullet pass throrgh II thai ono exact
round hole wa formed IN The glass which, oo0adsred alb
ssracsedy. would remind OF the bore OF Of tho
barrels OF . revolver. Strange 10 say, thss when
an sxaminaaioa took psoe tSere 1as acsroeiy
. haw 10 ho glass OF the window. Afsef
gaming the nrst ebstaco the bullet most struck ono
q the large psnes Of an inside door, frsoturing u
much mose than the pane or the window, blu, Il Was
ssurat hirg hs& this second obstacle preesn sed
became prevented tbs bail from entering the sore,
vAere II 10 possible Is might have doneo damage Of
much moro serious nature, tnere being q the time large
the course &C the bullet No trace Of the peS who ds
CHARGED the weapon, which appears 70 have been rs.
vuavsF, could DO found.
RE NEW YoRx HnsLD GUARD. CapA Innss, went on
.bsir ssnrL sxoursioa on Monday Las the following
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vhs Dry Goods Ttrds

From the lnaeprndcut Uctooer -
Bus wholesale being very igh resor, has been
hs1 very generally 70 retail sales q reduction bsow the
wholesse prices cash Credits refused, and
busi. contracted cash basis. On saeue terms
70 saods toli At auctsn nothing oe done.
Large qusrhG.s Of imported goods are being returned
Earoce -bs renewals OF noses and general
,ensiors become eptdemc rrsnsaouous Of MS nd
have 'sssa place 10 private Bank officers Inform ,nas
uost their 5i receivable ~ they fall due met By
ta!a Thsie u general cnpos;io1 on the part Of .ns
editors % cae Their deotors vnom 70 not their interest
iti Gown Soutole tee quantity OF goods hand
srse Ald unsa.ss5s on ire preieni farms Soma
expo fs,.ous engsared TIA. me domestic exchange
viii improve la go u Admit Of .ae trace before the
winter u. We treat Is may be the rcoolps Of
prodr may improves "a 70 ADMIT or fair country
wade but remark tat ;ns pubic stoves OF Nss Yorr
rni Brooxyn, which full o, cereals ihs ams Au
yesr are nos oompara yely empty Tho Hcck Of bread
su-, not accrmrstrr usual for wDtes conslupton
Hetnsr banks com mission merchants can Afford 70
make advances they usually 90 receipt, Of produce
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sALES AT AUCTION.
Hr A III Es.psAr
CITY uonaERCiaL RGpoRr


FLoCl-Tse msstst was aiavT, wish FAR DOMAIN i haa
galeB made 10 Ms e1sens o about 900 10 900 b6l
,noluong sups'bne essts 81 ~ 10 ~ Is, and
81 90 - % IS Is slozing WIG . ss1tenoy " over
rates.
vaxAr -sa'es NJ abo1t $4,000 bushes Chicago spriug
s0t for export At 81 ami !oss southern
81 rs FOR oommon and IS 81 ~ for good " nhooe
Including red do al 81 20 81 50 AMI $50 do n 81 So
toss.-The sales rsre Light, seas conhned 10 5000
10 o0o bushels, - 69c. . 20
posE -oaies ard irregula- sa.ss Of loo bois. we're
made ii SO 80 e21
CJTrog quiet
wHhgs7.-sAes Of I co.. bsz maze yesterday,
uos reported, q 21c For snsa sAies Asc
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portunity which presented itself to release these
parties nom those indictments. Every time they
appeared In this court they were subjected 10 costs
ana expense, which, In his view of the law, they
should not be subjected TO, and substantial right
given to them by this act WIS denied. An accused
party could go before magistrate and be tried at
much less expense than he could in the Court Of
6essious. This right the statute guaranteed to him,
and the Grand Jury had no right. to deprive hi n Of
1t. he regretted that there was any difference Of
opinion between him and his associate this sub
ject but he did not feel justified in holding $50 peo
pie for trial when the indictments were found
against his express direction, and where the Su-
preme Court sustained his views. The indictments.
said his Honor, in this case must be auashed, and
the Cleik will enter an order to that effect.
The Clerk did so, and the Court adjourned for
the term,
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civil suits As.snss the L,qnor Dealers

roUrr OF COMMON PLEas.
rue follovrs 10 blank form Of lhe o. npSns In shs
civil sris com ,noed by NE s.rcs Attorney Against
rious nquor Dealers
Tsep,oJi. ofns STAT IF w. Port Gst --.-rhc com.
plant 81 the pcope Of INC Ssa,e o. Nee for, plain
against - defcsd nj States
Fvst-Nat ~ tssy sre Informed ant believe, hs de-
fendant 6s - Gay OF e, 1867, s1ss Ny belSg
Sunday the frss asy of shs wscs, tbs city AID mrv
Of New York, within s hsvopo isaa Police dissos ~ sne
Sale OF Nee Yo did oicy keep iotox'csGnx Hlnorf,
confirm 70 the pvevions n me 2 vscn OF Toe sc W
Ne legislature 81 me STATS el kev York, entitled, An
ACT 10 e~,abnsh Metropolitan Police district, ard pfy
vide mr. The &C svpmcrs thereof, passed Ap rs 1887
Tsaa by reason thereof, The defendant IL Indebted 10
ne plaptlns In the penalty and sum ~ any dollars, for
the bensni Of the police ccrrseu fupd authorized BY the
said srs, and IN sccn hath usd 70 ns risins 70 r.
covey me same.
Tne painful. demand iudgmeuf ag~lna tho de ensani
for me said Of n dolisrs and The OF this scoo
A. oAkEY HALL,
nis.yc, Attorney OF the city and county Of Mes orx
ON and Ccsr'y Of Nsw Ycrts-A. osksy Hau, being
duly sworn, aepcses AMI ,ys-rhas he s Darics AZ
sosney Of said county, and ef6cer cnAsgsd 0y
law win the duty OF prosecuting tbs above action
hes read The foregoing complaint, and sbss tho
tine OF his own hnowlstse, except - 70 The matters which
are therein stated 10 be upon Information and bers and
,hM a. 70 hose masters he believes u 70 be true.
sworn 70 before ne, Ms - dsy e, 1857.
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ne aAsiy ercalasss Of ms iynrsAl asyss rs~casd Ne
aD~pi u ecs~csn rshy aad .sp1y rosas-s s7sa po
~, ard ssusNm@ sxrssdar slaea, shoansi ssoonss
sser~sssy asD sac again y ne ,yps % all sors
sros vtins n rrtSsec II ~ tsr, - sr2ec. %
.rc-tvs yu- nsv fcsu " ,vp- vh,os ~s ~ esrs
ie.>rs~rsd 81 NE 'runnry Or ss~- o~rr~, ~hsr ~
snAEs VII inmedsaely Appeal 4, IA ssv dress
Ia ne n.ean,ins ne tyre vnac or psysf 10 7c-
rintsi u not By sny mean, vo'E %. II -si ~ foasa
tooc ssc-ss FOR ne rurross- ~sesy Or coassy ,uu-
.ss We sssrrfore c6er ne fonts q syps so rn.ro tss
sr,ArD u 40, printed r1 sAs ss.A E-ws an v ,vs
.sssly ~ .vansry journals nag NJ IN $50 Of A.
srsassY or roprssos -bo a~trs y rarssSs tbs 'yre
III sddfss JNas- Ooaass 4 aus, ~ss vtg vss4 ~
ser % sns rssl svDrrels caas lerxs
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The U.itsd states Coast survsy Bchooner
Gsilatin.

VNts
JAsE1 GoRoos BEsHHrr, ESQ, EJrros AID Pso
Palsros NEv YogK HERALD-
VIII you be 50 good as to contradict, in your
widely circulated journal, statement In one Of tne
daily papers here OF this date, (taken from the
Rath Tlibtne), to the effect that the United States
Coast Survey schooner Galtatin had struck on toe
rocks OF Phippsburg and blgedl In running down
the Kennebec the Gaalin strusk, but was got on
without sustaining any apparent injury, and anchor
ed Afterwards In Parkers Flats to complete some
unfinished FORK In that section; Ia getting through
with n she sailed for Portisrd, where she has been
for the last hree or four Gays. By inserting this
you will obHge very truly, the GsLLATfS.
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FtfUTt \ fWII BPUENt
Der. 2l~-Hopkins vs. Adams.--oider affirmed,
with costs
Spiers Brown Va. r. q. Richardson, e, al,-0r.
der affirmed, with costs.
SPECIAL rFRM.
Before BOsworth Justice.
David L. White vs.. The Mayor, &C., of N.Y.-Mo-
ton denied.
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o-;ys-os-koH1Lu -O7 ruosfay seps 70 q n
hs:hsvs caurcn, Jervsy CITY, BY Rev. J. J. acvdSn,
O.vto UooD3 Jan, o. ia!s city, 70 nA Kan
pace
asoe-cz-sip@vCx -on thursday, OFT Is. a sAs
Caursa Of AL Scas, by Rev. DR.. Bellows, Hwsr p.
suGvcx !, HDnsrrA Z 4, daughter o. me lA.s aososs
Sedss tea, both Of this city.
vN DgDs-Baowu -on IhundAy evening, oa Is,
ny Hv. n Bsinsid, at ihs residence OF Ms order
psrsss, hpAs Vac 0rsU 70 H.HyAs only fAnxasw u
snpasa 4. Brown, n2, all Uf th1 city.
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Csr~rd Ho~s-, Phsisiefpnss ---fs Arcsr~
isrc. Win ise srirfs q To- inss At va r,alef1i
Of the hberA p@tOnNxe Eef have savsd from
travail niusnT the pruprsrs q rs ahaFl E,tse
.las h- privilege o. tsEx a. es n rr.ie "a 70 tso-s
n Us universal demand for ress~n ,h~sns o. .rd sf.s
uorday ~ Octts.r est pgs q A. ~ bs ryInsed RVS
n y, % PWwEfwSv, HvxNA
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Fnl TDrH AvNuI-rwo HoRsH BUKsn TO
DsAra-B Between two and three O'Clock yesterday
ing fire broke out In stable belt nging 70 John Cody
situated In Tenth avenue, between Thirty fourth snd
thirty nfsn streets The stables destroyed and two
borses belonging 70 Mr. Cody burned 70 death rhe
flames spread from Mr.. Cody's Stable 70 Mr. Psriok
Doyes adjoining, and burned tha down. together win NE
Stable occupied by NJ Joseph Pollock. tho flames also
caught the gable end OF three story frame house owned
ana occupied By Charles g. McOrea IT, causing do mage
Ct abs Ut e600 The oa the hou 10 covered By 10
suraaee OF 0co NJ Oodys lo0 amouns 70 e170, and
NJ Doylss about $50. No insurance. The origin
OF the are present somewhat mystsrous The Fire
MAJ shA has Il under investigatsoa.
NEW YeRK HosPnAI Tho following u the weekly
port OF the above inuuon 70 October g. 1857 Remain
ing on October TO- 2as admitted TO October g. 81 dis
charged cured relieved, al died. g. remaining ri date
2.e. Males, 40; females, &c.
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Hux WarsAOuss,
No Is Mal6As LAas
o. @. 0UkrHUB 4 6OHB,
Are or oparo1 IN tbs fnco OF exlatinR

" ~ - IL Nesneu srAst
Hux WarsAOuss,
: = a : nsS:; 1's Sons.
40 psspassar Y as i .cs o. ess.nf .c
Very enieasive ed vaxted saocs q
rsass1 p Us. Ana ny3.. .S:, = u.
s . s: a :sa
ID Asa manufactured VIZ BE- oassaa
Ears, Furs. F~rs.-BaiIarsi. sn~ss & Co..
aa'sS s on ST. ~ s ' ''"
snd seine Of be scies thai HoLMKs anbrypes
Clinton Place Hotel. Broadway -ol 90 Per
day; Or rooms 90 c.n.. ses.s and ell
Smithsonian Hous.- aad Rooms,
both or either transient or permanent un Aa-ca reduced
EnamsIied and Cottage Furniture. II.
e. S M for .a sss' 90 ?,
for tho ooua ~ a The old sanuf.scry, 6A Brusdwsy bs
kerosene Oils.
AIbapy-Fortunsa to be sads-Ws under.
sass au ten n The cry Of Ahasy TgesdaS nsr a. tea
good time pnrcha AZ the lots offered would in The spring
ssn are
on ID das street Tne sale Is to take place on the premises
Defiance Salamanasr SAFES; also fire and
burglar ploof vArlor r.f-~ Spscmens exhibitions
RonERr M. PATRICK.
Batchslor's Hair Dys, Wigs and Toapcss-
e e -: N e. .s.a ~ AA' sod And '''
UrAstadsro's Hair Dys wigs and To.psss.-
Ia vsy be IN hs wurd-On sAie and hs dys prvs.sy
piled. No Aston House
Prsl. Ajax. q. Bsrry's 1rssepAs2S~s - tas
and cheapest astos for dressing, hh-u.yas oaiaaS
euxng preserving Anc restoring The hAis LIss Ssd
svMywAarA
laruh & Cas- KAdisal Cars TsyaSs Oz2ss
removed 70 No. vsssy street. Asso- Hoosa
White, Clear Skin and Fsna Hair
Old Ytalfaa SOAP two shicas Ani T1aSs CO.'S. as!r OIL
rasss beautiful articles sold wsnssajs ssd rata, "
sANDw. LOO Fulsoa stsee.
Murray q Lar mans Florida Wster.--This
ss tho popolary has SO long sd N Scala Aus
q Al toilet water ,nno. % esuauei, S'ic BY Ia"
prouriesors, ID r. LANMAN co. ~ho esas cruggits 50
Wacr street. Ani by az irhAx,s At 50 cent. pa boSas
Holloway Oinsmsnt gavss Immssliats Esae
nation kdneYs AMI all Isl i-r alton vhaiae.
dnce By disease o. resulting from 10 nss applied VIII
due degrees OF friction u soon acccDpktesr cur-.
Barry's CSicophsrous, l2c. . 6ottls, 1T
CAMPohIAs drug store, corner o. s.gatn Avenue and
Twenty eiSh strsos.
Hard Times versus Hard Cough.-Uss
CAhPBxILS syrup ar, 80 bottle NJ UAMPBx.L drug
sore corner OF xzhh avepUs and twenty eighth street
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Birth.
O. rrs-Ia LGayo<tc avenue, 3yss sIyn oE 81. array
Oos a, me LAdy OF y. O. guIvPJ Of dausaLsS
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oox At rHIB-sKlLrNa OFF osg rHousAm
- Das Of SsrIsmsa's and boys booS ana Shoes u1Is
s)Jsd a. 900 bali of tho usual prioe4 cad 80 =
SAl.t4.3, 81 Broadway. kl~o, aiiaa d.
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Tn the Lords Day, be a knovva 10 all Msp.
snd SEINE o. ,be acies thai HoLMKs ke ambypos rox
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sworn 70 before ne, us -- DAP 81 -, 1887.
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NDaHy-Tortuhs2 70 DC 0adS-Ws Wndsr-
Sard that there are tour hundred budrg be s,d
public tcn in The CRY OF Albany, Tuesday
O'Clock The sale II perempory and the lots VIII probably be
sold at great sacrifice the hard
good tine TO pnrcha the lots offered would in the spring
from one hupdred 10 two hundred per
they will bring this sale ,oa are egbly Gated
on l., The place tn premises