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MARINE AFFAIRS.
4 WINTER EERRY-HOAT.

\
A powerful ferry. boat, much larger than any now
running in this harbor designed for general use in
connection with the ferries, but especially the
South and Hamilton avenue ferries during the Winter
season. has Just been completed by the Union Ferry
Company. The new boat is called the Atlantic"
She was built by ID. Buris, was furnished with large
beam engine by the Neptune Iron Works. aud cost
tcomplete) about $50 900. She has long sharp vs.,
adapted to penetrate the ce filed in solid With timber
sbou. thirty feet from each end with wheels armed
with strong iron rims. The extreme length of the boat
is nearly 200 feet. AS regards her fire apparatus,
pumps &C., she is equipped similar to the boats now
running, ard will increase the facilities already a.
command for the prompt extingushuen of fires among
the shipping or warehouses adjacent.
FOR EUROPE.
The Collins steamship Baltic sailed on Saturday for
Liverpool with - passengers and 500 900 in specie
LOSS OF THE BRIG NorICIosco.
The bark Hannah Ssoor, Capt Chase, from Ne y
Orleans, with cotton, tobacco. &c, to j. w. Elwel,
arrived on Saturday. Capt. Chase reports: Oct. %,
latitude 26o 80, longitude 790 80, fell in with Spanish
brig Noticiosco Capt Sagai, eight days from Havana
for Hamburg, in sinking condition, having exps'
renced the gale of Oet % from the north west during
which she had the decks swept and sprung leak, aud
had then seven fee. of water in her hold. We took
from her Capt. ST. his mate and nine men, and brought
them TO this port.
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AsUsENESrs.-W aidcks TTeater.-The Managers
of ibis popular house spare pains 10 seeking out ana
producing the freshest novelties, in the highest style
of excellence, aud in doing everything possible to
maintain the high stand which "Waiacks' has ever
taken in the estimation of the theaer going public
Tonight will beplayed for the first time new orgiuI
f'rce written by Mr.. Charles Seymour and Mr.. Dion
Boprcicault and christened with the taking title Of
WANTED, Widow, with Immediate Possession"
The piece will be preceded by the other novelty,
1.-The Invisible Husband" and followed by the farce
Ct "Uncle Foozle." In the evenings entertainment,
all the leading members of the company will appear.
Broadray Txeater.--Mr. Mexican Bnchsu.n,
the tagedan, appears at this house tonight a, King
Lear it being his frs. appearance before American
audience for number Of years. large detachment
Of late members Of the company of the Boston Thssssr
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MARRIED..

ALLEN BAYLS- On ThureaX evening, Nov: .. AZ
TO Laura H. dansbte Henry Bsy esq ell Of this city,
BROUGH-HcKAY-On Thursday evening, Nov: 5, By The
Rev Dr. BcEl.oy. Mr.. William Bopgh, formerly Of Edin-
burah Scotland to Miss Mary Ann Mckay Of this city.
Rabbit - BRYANT AT Mendhan, N. j., on Thursday.
Nov. g. by the Rev Theo +. White the Rev VIM H. Sab
bt of Hoboksn to Miss Sarah Il. Bryant daughter
g. o Bpsrt esq, of Mendhsm.
HARRIsON-BAILEY-At Philsdelphis, on Thursday. Nov
s. by tho Right Rev Bishop Potter OF Pennsy Harry
Harrison OF ok City and Emie daughter Of the late
Joseph T Bailey, ESQ the former place
WARREN-CROKER-On Tuesday evening Nov. by he
Rev. Dr. O.burp. Mr.. Samuel Z. Warren 10 Misc Bsurs
Croker, b, ia OF this city
Observation-Disclosures Randolph, Csttafsgsus Coua.
~ Y. Monday, Nov. 2 b, The Rev. ID A. Stoves.
John Worcester Mas Mary Sheldon, both Of this city
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COURT ar GENERAL sEssroNs-Nov. 1-Bst
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-srrerM rsss.

The following decisions were rendered on Saturday:
VIM Aackey agt. Ackley Fitch
The right to arrest the defer dant does not depend
the form Of the summons the Legations in the
paint but IN this solely the affidavit Of psutf ~
Pr Rep. AZ Tie affidavit Is specific than but mot 10
u.usl wsy is not sufficient contradict the affidavit No.
ton to order Of arrest denied with to 10 plaintiff
Walter 7. Klots sst. Mark MoG.ry and others.
Motion to dismiss complaint aud for Judgment, on
the ground Of plaintiffs failure prosecute suit The motion
is ssafyhe rule zns the motion 10 seofaed
costs Mark McGsuy the defendant sppeared as his st
torney and John Tray his counsel to argue The notion
Ferdinand Meyer sgt The City Of Brooklyn.
This a otion the minutes of the Court for Q
trial II will be recoected that this the In which
the plsr tiff before jury about two weeks
being thrown Of his wagon Flushing in June
last by Of hole In tie street The grounds OF the mo-
ton were, lot. That the action should be brought ct a
against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, the Leslsure
bav granted Permission TO that Company TO lay do~r ther
rails and the with their such eIms might
between them and the city The Railroad Cou
pany obtained of the city down their rails
&C. condition that they would keep the streets In which
Il cir rails good order aud repair between the rails sa
three feet each side thereof The Railroad Company bound
themselves in bond for $4,000 to keep the streets In repair
"a That the evidence showed that plaintiff he'd rav-
e the road daily prior 20 the injury and must therefore have
Of the hole aud guilty OF some negligence In nos
odng it, Sd That evidence put by plaintiff showing that
proper h bat plaintiffs proof what he earned four
Yeas ago for his weekly labor improper because that sues
time ssaots The Court oyeIrued each Of thess Oh
ctons end ordered for the plaintiff with costs The
for def pdants, A. MADDEN and II. Hsgner.
Geore w. Brown agt. Lorins Pickering and others.
The n Otion on this action was Adjourned on de-
endsLts' app tic alton to the 18th inst.
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ID ID,

BARROWs-In Brooklyn Sunday, Nov. Dsniei C., cid
The r. ats friends Of the family respectfully invited
BIZ Ne TNcId,'w S % from the
Carlton sveuue Brooklyn, without further invitation
BARKER1 ,hi, s on Fd.y sysP e. EGy g h ss
He. fiiebd. and relatives invited to attend the fenss At sf
late residence No ri Clinton place, Wednesday, Nov IL
at O'Clock. without further notice.
BARNEs-on Thu'asy, Nov. at Port Ri,h%ons s'ss's
BOWMAH-At No lia West Thirty third street on fhdAg.
Nov 8 David Bowman. son Of James and jams BSwnA.
sied years and months.
BRoPHY-At No. IG Wsyre street jersey City, o. fntsL
Nov. 6, Jtbn D.. Of Patrick Bropb, aged Jesu y
months and days
ssnftd ky.n - Of @s% T. and Buss, .s,d
Sssf and ii months.
NV Nsss,et sdss daughter Of Edward Dennis In the
18th y,sr Of bis age.
LEwIs-on Saturday. Nov. T. Amands. wife Of DAVID
and friend. Of the family are rs.pesa' s,ss
ats nd the fune from Der late residence No y, 1870
ton street, this Monday afternoon ct ociocS.
WI De Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
MILLERon THURSDAY Nov q caIm. . ,ssr moa,ss
and 4dsJ,. No. q
PIsF-M No s. folk street. or r.ssy "'"ios NOV y
RoDoERs-A, Je City on s.srr .s . sSy T. sess.
the rDeia hi. kooa'yl A i.o srs ..s: wSsss fur
soITHu oRTH-At Orsnrs n J, on Sunday m9r.u: Ny.
s6 IN iss "a III lSs sf T ks. south
-o,h s 40 son 4 Co, OF the CITY ...,.......
80 de funeral services on Tuesday 10th ins
viocI IA q. Strong place Church. corner o. Stooe
,.@s nd Desrsw street, south Brooklyn.
Otteids County papers please copy
srEFLE-On Sst7id,y eyerns. Nov. T. Col william Ierts
In tbe 18th year Of his -,
as relatives friends sre respectfully invited 20 stssca nae
flrsrsl from Lis ate Iesicsnee No 81 Whogshey s.se
BittkIyn Il ocock Tue.dsy orn.ns the ich isses
xthou, further fuyitstior-
scATcBERp- Ia s,oesyn. 90 send,y. Nov: Mart: Va.
The iu6s Of she family requested 70 attend ~ - 81
St Marks Chur,a Fleet street. on TUESDAY 'V'' 'A
Oclotk. - a.. y,.,.olus
wiLLiAhs-In this city, on ss,srd'y nS, Wtuisn.s 4
" iisms widow of the late Rev sainue. g
Hevborypo;t Mas sged 81 years .. i,v,ssa
Her tierds cad the fiends Of hef family .Ssss Ne -
20 s.1pd the furfrs. services bet tsS -
West Ftrty third street, at Il m rvs Jay "
be tskee 70 Coosectieu. for iaserm'.s n - -
! 9sy ,veaias kss. 6. Jcas W. es"as ~"
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ah,u chow all The ordinances OF the Mayor aud Com
nsS,y Jsthey do not obey them then the Law gives
tb yer1edy itself IL they do lot obey them the law
~, Hst ibey shall within one month after such re-
3snSston proceed TO reore such railwsy-not TO
IN ,bs coys. do not think the law authorizes the
Trf,,non Council to pass ordinance to do anything
hut 70 proceed and immediately take up the track.
Msydr WooD-Ths question az 10 tie propriety Of
interfering is that distinctly with to be under
stood is rot nov III question. / do not say whether
The resolution wee right or not il passed before
became Mayor II may have been thought that would
have vetoed il. These people appeal to and ap
peal to you We hrd this law in existence and it is
our duty to accept il.
Mr. BowES-We hsve discharged our duty, and
move this resolution be laid on the table.
This motion carried all voting in favor Of il ex
eept Mayor Wood.
Mr. Drspcrs letter of resignation was then acc opted.
Mr.. Bowen offered the following:
Resoired That the Board having inquired into the ccu
stances and being satisfied that Mary Sparks the widow Of
Jarboe and Josephine Anderson the sister Of Officer Anderson
entitled to the relief provided by tbs 18th section Of the
Metropolitan Police act do hereby order ths. the said wild
Sparks and JsIboe and the said Of Anderson be
paid each quarterly by the proceeds Of the Police Health aud
Life Fund the interest the Of six cent
annum on $1,000.
The bill for music was laid on the table.
protest was entered against the interference OF the
police with the proceedings of the Twelfth Ward Re-
publican Association.
Mayor WooD-When we adjourn, ] move we meet
at 8 o'clock. This hour is very bad for my business,
and hope the Board will change it. When I came
here to-day suppose left fifty persons at my office
who have been waiting to do official business with
me.
Mr.. Bowrs-Suppose we compromise, and make it
"a o'clock.
Mayor wooD-If you won. say 3, suppose shall
have to.
The Board then adjourned It'd Monday next at q
o'clock.
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C. II. SMITH, Brigade M jor and Inspector
Advertisement.
GTRNEY STILL AHEAD.

The following premiums:
FIVE MEDALS
were certified and awarded j. GuRNEY for the best Po
graphic productions al the late Fair OF the American i1'
tutf.
A Col D MEDAL .
for full length and lie size Photographs hn'hea IN oil
A Bronze MEDAL
for the fun length aud life size Photographs finished III
pastel -,
SILvTR MEDAL
fr the best Photographs finished In water coor sqiaene
A GOLD MEDAL
for plain am retouched Photoyrsphs
BRONZE MEDAL
for Csyon Photographs and Haliotypes
Prize Pictures exhibition In the Gallery. . a..
J. GuRNEY Photographic Artist
No $40 Broadway
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BROOKL YIN I1EN6

. Rpoorrvx Ct,v Mopr,It1Y The total NUMBER OF
death. in th. ey fox the week ending 7th Nevember was DC
which 81 males and 70 emses VI ms
ton = Inflammation Of lungs sti boz 60 an
brsir Group each meramls pfema,a's nsx ai,rrhea
scarlet teysr each s.rsOa Ofths bowels IIh
lungs disease Of the liver do Of heart The age,
to {es,; e. 80 8 i ye.. s. from 50
w 70 ~ % "a ,s,1, 50 10 50 years, !. s. 70 10 year
s. 10 TO 20 yeM Of these - were na,a ~ sot.aS
States; IL Of ireland; Of 0rrrsny sIa u
Posr OfricE CHAseEs.-Nsany 81 ses e.eiAs aaa
isi,er carriers In the BIooiya ross ''e|P 'e'~
a.,nass% cal Qs~ MA s2foss;sa Sp'u t~'"'
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Verdis Trordtore will be
performed this evening with cast entirely different
from thst of last month. Madame La Grange will
sustain her original rd e; Madame dAngri that Of the
gipsey, for the first time the rev tenor, BSdard as
Msnrico Sgnor Ardavani his first appea s'ce) IS the
Count and SignOr Ga:ser as Fernando.
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ELECTION OF CRY TREASURER The jersey City
Con mon Council held a meeting Friday evening last Ut
which election 70 fill the vacant Cy TteasuryshP was
specia order After protracted ballot during which there
different candidates before the Board the
choice finally fell Mr. John Cassidy President OF the
Jersey City Bank. .,.
The Special Committee appointed 20 examine the acc cunts
Mr. Albert T. Smith the City Treasurer reported that they
had found deficiency OF 80so snd that no bouds bad
been filed by that officer Che loss must fall upon the city
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fAaveftiSemen
fAdver.isemenf.
pUPDy's NATIONAL TUEATER TO MIGHT,


c.ptsl eutsinmeut be given ct .hi' House. " zoe
Drama Of "WETAae"-"T The DEVILS DAUGHIERi VI ~.
THREE TEMPTATIONS" ard the farce OF the AsHEE nus
Es"-with the astonishing and truly wonderful perform ince
tie AMERICAN AcsoBAr TROUPE" Make early sppn
Tor places The admission charge q but . cents,
nuch less than it would for evening YAK anS ~
friends Besides Il drives away slocny thoushs ,s
mind makes you cheerful and vigorous and gives you he'
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MArRIMONY AND me CLERGY.--SOme OF the cIer-
symen NewJerssy thinking that the present State Ia. rei
i've to a~ss. exslt TOO much tom them ani thal 700
N particular a to
cure 6ifcson f ON the next Leesitgre Al Tho re.."t
Of tie Presb terisn Synod Of New Jersey committee
wss appointed devise udcous methoi OF securing IRON
the L. aature of New Jersey such alteration in the mar
RAG. laws az shall relieve the clergy from imposition by minors
and their friends, and throw the biy on the parties
,iiins marriage The committee are the Rev. Or ha hrv
Me.,rs Oat en- and Craven and Judge Whitehead BY the
present law is sbe to hue OF $3.50 Tor marrying
minors whout the consent o. their parents " suMuah'
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NEW BAPTIST CHURCH IN ORASGE.-A council. at
which some fifteen churches represented was held on
Thursdsy at Osnge and constituted congregation and
church H. be called the North Orange Baptist Church. and or
dsned and recoenzed the Rev b. Morse as its PASTOR The
nSmLer of members IN the enterprise l. wen who
design erecting at on early suitable edice for she accom-
notation The ordp alton and gnon took place III me
evening at Wsyerley Hail. and was largely attended.
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THE TROUBLES IN THE CHURCH OF TIL
PIJRIrANS.

fChlIANS.
After the closing Of report of the meeting at DIR.
Cheevers Church on Thursday evening, Mr.. X. n.
HAvESs offered the following resolutions as substi-
tpte for Mr.. Hunts motion to print the Report OF the
Special Committee:
Wheea The Church of the Pnrtans claims to have
pene ed brethren o f. Wood y. M Kingsley and X John
son from the office Of deacon heretofore held by them By il,
amendments Of the Standing Rules at the annual meeting held
on the 18th Gay Of June last aud -,
de%1f The es.ty Of the said s~endmeH aud to
action Of the Church proessed based thereon and have pre-
both isd amendments and action and have asked that thsse
differences be submitted to mutual council 70 be convened in
its final settlement and adjudication; therefore,
Re;ed Ths for the sake of peace and Christian
kingsley and johnson, and that be Committee to ar
time and place Of submitting to tier aud deter
mnaon the matters difference between the Church and
Whe1ea, a considerable number Of the members Of th.
Church have published state ment letter under date Of July
.n: n no re pVate tn" Hp
them to our bs h Of Of the
"pssorate in which statement they have alleged facts mat
a and njgrou. to hi: good name as
and Sc bS s Of thu church Of CS
Whereas The said have their emit or letter
made them to the investigation and decision OF Coun
Gil to be in pursuance OF the provisions OF the second
Rsod That the statement o, letter be submitted to the
brethren Wood Kingsley and Johnson and that the Commit.
appointed such Council notify the brethren who
have signed the said bearing date July 49, 1884, of the
place Of stngs and Of their privilege then to sp
pear and submit the proofs OF the several allegations aforesaid
made by them.
Mr.. HAvEHs stated, in Offering these resolutions,
that none of the minority would vote on the question
OF their adoption, they were only appellants in the
cise.
After various attempts, by calls for the previous
question: to lay on the table, &c to slave of direct
vote the substitute it was, however, finally taken,
and the substitute rejected unanimously.
Tho yesoInfon Of Mr.. HINT for printing and Giro d.
latng the Report of the Committee then adopted,
and at about midnight the meeting adjourned
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COURT CALENDAR-TaIs DAY.

COURT CALENDAH-THIs UAT. - = ;.
U. s. DISTRICT CoUaT.-NOs. o. H. ~, %, "a, -.
%. q. SS, 20. =
Surpsns CoURr-CIRCUJr Nos. 256, III, 2S6.
2Oss 1925 2i sOa5 81, 49, S4 3iiA 5e, ST. ae Se
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos 1879 1872 l71.
sfa 49, 49, 4g2 1907 sse 2s7 s3 52' tst III sJs Az
5sS 49, sS SOL 655 e2 SAL $685. 606 &c., 6Oi Ga SIS iot e
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| Adyertisement.l
l'REDRICks'S TEMPLE OF ART,

IHEDRICkSS IFNPLE OF AKI,
.ai.,, s,,,.nc. Gentlemens entrance,
No ss7 Rroadv,x No 585 Broadway
Phetosrspb Halo,ypes, Dssueneotypes and AnsToypes
Prices and pictures satsfloory visit and
Of the productions Of this magnificent e'ab'hmen'
Iespectfully solicited.
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Advertisement. ,.:
The most delightful and lasting

prne Glycene Jv renders the hands soft ard prey
fbsir ch,pons Fnrsh Brushes The bess 81 Tug
ism nd Frer ch articles for the toilet be found in 'hs cry "
Nc SSq Broadway, corner o NakeEst
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The regular monthly Board Meeting of this Society
was held at the House, No. ll5 aud Ia Nassau
street, on Thursday afternoon, Nov. 5. Rev. Is. I.
Welcb, ID. d., President, in the Chair.
After the usual preliminary services. letters were
presented and read, from several Of the Socety's
age nts together with reports from coposurs for the
pievious month, showiDg the following gratifying re-
suits viz: 4332 families visited for Bible reading and
PRAYER $40 induced to attend church; l03 children
taken to Sunday Schools 279 sermons and addresses
delivered I72 prayer meetings held 553 vessels and
verted 9 baptized.
The Board in common with other benevolent soce.
ties feel the effects of the general depression and the
fnspcsl embarrassments of the country, and the i'm
perous necessity of increase of funds to prosecute
the benevolent operations Of the Society.
Amer the appropriations recommended by the differ
ent committees were made, the Board adjourned
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Advertisement

We beg To say 10 all who have received copy Vi
our Circular on which was stamped the word cas, ana
collected the strength Of IT, that such t,mpt ~ A.
Getting wholly without know ledge, aud are 90 ~
tributed either the sznss viciousne, 81 40
employ. P.Lnsh Sn;;,xs
Advertising and Commission Agency, Tribute punHi"s''
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F;t Ditriet-Robst c. Rscot (Dern sos Hazleton Walk
ley (Opp), 5ie-Bscots majority A. , =,
Seccnd Bsiet-willam ooihies DEM, 7oS; Matthew Err
win (Opp J. 682-voorhiess majority Il 80.
Third Dt,iet-Jacob NJ Vsllsnd Dem S1; Garrett an
Horne (Opp $50; George " Dsmott lind Dom j2l-'sn
HOMES majority, 9
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoCRT-sPEcrAL TERm-Eov Before Judge
DAVIES.
In the matter Bssset Smith detained iunac al
SANFORD Hal, Flushing. Long Island
In The course Of the Woodman trial it will be re-
Numbered that Mr.. Selah Squires, in note to Mr..
Busted stated that he was retained as council for
gentleman whose sister had been concealed from bis
knowledge, for seven years by some Of her family. 1t
had lust been discovered that she wac confined at
Sanford Hall, urder the care Of Mr.. Mcdonald, on
pretense Of moral insanity"
On Saturday morDirg Mr.. Squires applied tor wit
of babeas corous, directing Mr.. McDonald to bring
up the body of Miss Smith before the Court.
The petition CT Mr.. Squires sets forth:
That he IL retained as counsel BY Mr. Thos gregory smth
the elstor In this the purpose OF suing out T
haheas corpus bring the REALTORS SITTER anu SGT net o.
liberty That on the Sd Day of November instant ne IN eoR
many With M Smith proceeded TO Sanford Hal, Tor 'He p
pose of eeipg Smith aud getting her wrttsn $40
suhoy for tlese proc e6pg That Miss Smith IN toe pres
cree Of The petitioner aud the resto asked Mr.
vrtrs in order that she might give uon authot
Mr. MeDonsld refused the request ahoCsn PETITIONER
10 Allow him 10 r. whaeyer written Inc pe'ulonrI
sta.e, the belief Of n SquJes tina. H,s snh 10 IN no
sane and dems, she BE- brought before the Court ~ III
Mcdonald. ,
Tie writ is relurnable some Gay teit week.
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CARRIAGE AccIDENT.-Peter Clemtson had one OF
his Is and John Pieron severely Injured
Saturday consequence of collision bew carriage they
were driving another vehicle, while the Glove Road
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
The Board

HUDsoS County III LECTION -OFFIcGAL.-The Board
Of Canvssses Of Hudson County td adjourned eetins
al the Court House. afternoon and compe,ed the
canvass votes The recent election The follow ing
{. the total number of votes ct for each candidate
SHERIFF. -
Henry B. Beatty Dem .2a7S Ephrsm Pray (Oppl.. .iJo
Besy's majority.
CoRONEaS.
P,mJ Opp.
Betnard McApuay,.2 9S2l Abraham Speer Ss5
Natthew F. ConGett. Bethue N Crsne..'''' s9s
Samuel Whitney lC3 Henry ID. Holt. l,5H
John NJ Kopper.......... DO
Henry Stif............... $40
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Coloted No. !, Male aat Female Depsr,men:s..... l2
There is repo': cm No s. n the pupils Of tais aoo'
addsd the tts number atendag the Evening hoos
word yearly 500. The report spsts encou-rsy OF
TIE usde BY TIE pupils The attendance Is
much larger than previous yesrs
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WASHINGTON PARK.-Workuen are engaged il
grading the walks Washington PARK and ber Of tree
are also being The Psk begins to present an improves
appesisnce
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Throughout the Feat att Fair, refreshments and
variety Of other appropriate articles inc udiay vssr
ing apparel books, &c which they will cell a. fair
puces. 10 aid tho church.
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Boy IYJURED.-A lad named Van VOORHEES, fell iron
wsgon on the corner Of MYRTLE aud Franklin Sal
urday and fractured bis .cu Officer Cart Fouh Precnc,
him drug and then took him to his home
the neigh DO. hood.