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DEED.

pryIys-at No. $50 Elm street Friday nov . - ~
Pevirs infant daughter OF Georse and cara bs''h ~s
moths. -, - -
coRyIsH-A. hi. residence In Brooklyn in tSe .ra,h arc
bare 81 The Gosp. be preached lingering ness zoe
Rev samuel r. Corni,h ssed Is years IN. tounos. o. w
First Coior.d the Shiloh fresbJ nan - .I ~
Tn,dsS oh ins, AZ II o,clocs M from Shiloh Preoye.
nan Charen COM. Prince and naron streets Tno. '.
further notice. The NewYoIk Presoytery o. WHICH AZ 49,
snsnbeT, sIe especially Invited 20 D. PIe'oN'' "a
COSRAD-At No 60 Make. stree on ,roay' NV - 's
yesr, Ca,hsrire relic. Of Peter Conrad
FARRFLI-Ir south Brooklyn. on fnaay NOV , az h'cu'
,hort and severe nes Thomas Farrell aged u year.
yIsCHFRMAS-A: No. % God street o. FRIDAY oy . s.a
v AZ nor rs,1.ncs Louisa, vile Of William fseaefinAh
aged IS years ,-.-
FORsTER-A. Ho5oken. FTidey Nov D. si;eE lingering
Tires, Frances wife Of Thomas FoTster.
KFNSEDy-At No. 100 East Thirty1h stTee,. on Friday
pormns Nov s. Betty M Eeie VI Andrew KetneoJ asea
So years.
st oyB-A. H.risr on Friday Nov q Group Ella jane
Loub .l6e, daughter Of joseph and Sarah T. L'o"'
aged years , A..
LENNON In W'ilsmstlIsh, on Saturday, SoY. o. Ann
IIunon mother Of Arthur Patrick and Charles LehhoH
IoFWFNTHAL-At No. 1856 We,. Seventeenth street. OF ~
fan nsory raeuugss, Simon Loewenthai Of re hiD1 y
Ich.eu Loewenhs Co, Lousyle N the S',h year o III
McHARG-In this city on Sunday, Nov T. Rsf1s .Kin7 or
cor Of Ruhs X. and Harriet II. McfisIg aged years. II
Pis remains VIII De ,eken % E,wHsyen for iuteTnen''
Nor g. s.r rrr-s fines. Mr. Elizabeth seagTi't e'e'
John T. tafe, sgei % years.
ROBINs--At M,tuchin, N j., Fiday morning, Nov
Nathan Robine in The 1tss year o! his sse.
sTUKLEY-on Saturday, Nov. 6, Miss Ar,eiA st9iley.
Her ds md resve requested attend her fanera
without further notice, Monday, 9Th inst, az ococi
from residence Of her brother law X. H. AThenbafst
corner O Sky ninth street and Eleventh avenue
Eawp Henry va BrOlt, Of Tuns Van Brunt, aged
years and mon,1a
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

s,esu,hips-Jsme.,oxn, Parish Norfolk Henry LudlArr
Star q tie South. Lyon, savannah s. L. h Mon.g jnery
Croker Savannah h B. Cromwell Co Illinois, AGowsa,
Aspinw ell NJ q. ROBERTS; Sg. aaee IAbot, Sef.sans &.
Moran Columbia Berry Chsr .tou. Spof5d. TIrst3G Co.
Saps-Liberty. Atkins New Orleans, stanton Thompson
Duisburx, Weizam1 n. Baltimore. Stanton 1 ger
Bark-Nefitsn Brcn.l Bosse Cap Town c. g. n stan
ton RGser; Fosting C.oud Ert smith Glasgow Boyd Z
Hincksu.
Brga-An,eope fBr Gum, s. John, =. B. P. I. S-yi1s
Son; jn;On S. it'll. Charleston, q. Buky; BOhio Bartlett
Portau-Pr.uce r.. Del1sea Concords Dg.h, Won Zautu
Haysns. Punch Mencke C. w. Ring DAVIS Xbar. Geor.
ala TT1t, 5h~, Laytia HIrib.t w Boys Sorthr4y
Elzahe;hport Peck Ch1Tch.
Scboonsrs-W lshrron. Churchill San Ir,u Jno Yeverton
Coruerre Daniels, Norfolk, y. Bsdel; F. Johnson Tlr,s
Psl'incr Ns'er irf (suererl A. Ch.se 8revoi--
Catso. WI -H.'h tisa-r t5lr-s-or, sEalf. Tirar:
y How1rf. N.-s~r'rn. y '~Irs'.r. s G.. Y s,-.1n.
O-sal Wave "a 20, Want s,1 a, FIR q o. Ns--l.,..r
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BABCOCK-HUBRyLL-InB Bridgeport, Conn. Tharsdsy,
No, Nv .h- Rev er. Colt Mr.. John p Babcock Of Chcs-
70 IL 70 Ms sarsb Louisa Hubbc, daughter OF C. B. Hub
ben, esp Of ofthc former place
wATHyY-ABRY- On Chursday Nov. a. a, the French EPis
copa q ufA du St. Esp< BY the sev A. Neueu, Louis
Mathey. 20 J. Aaezsiine Abfy of Hoboken.
NEARIN6BAYLIs-At DE residence OF the brides father
m M, city u Broslyp on TUESDAY New. BY The Rev Dr..
Lord WooSoxidse kafng O. ProN'desoe, H. l., To Mary l.
Rails, dsusateI Of Thomas Bsybs, esq
prED UIxONA, c,r htd.eport Mass, on Thursday Nov.
nj the residence ,he brides faiorI by the New d.
C.,hnan Mr. kped Reed Miss Emma r. daughter Of I'd
ward Nixon, esq .
sTITT uEPINsTAL L-At Albany. on Thursasy, Nov = ny
The Rev Thomas A. stsrkey, FRANK L. Sn' Si NasHVhe
Tenr e Martha Hepinstail Of Albany.
Y-FfyDLAY-ir Brooklyn, Thursday mora
irs Nov :. he rcsssrec a. tTds isher ~ ne rV
Roir f,,t Iobi D. I1d, rlhi - NeSfors, p h..-th
TDJl. fti.r "A .9.rw -tsy, c., fr'asy . "e"'
eA.l.tI lssLty, ~ J.
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CoFFE E-An hind, dull the very stormy weather has
checked oufcoor business sales Of % bags hzracaioo o.
lie.
FLOUR AND AEAIThe inquiry for Western Cansl Flour
l. limited owing mainly the TIE local con
continues large with moderate srrvas Of good hfaads these
AZ held witi tuurh corfGrrce TIE export demand Il ntet
Tie sas 740 bb =54 - 80 tor unsound SAFE SAG
81 q r zooc .uFertue 90 - 50 f5r extra DO. and
low sies Western extra Is va g s. for round no9p *
Ohio, IS asa st 81 trade brand do - ia 81 loiE
extrs G,rx.-e and rs 81 Tor St Louis brands Cana
dian Flous eu0sb- change the den .nf limited 20
the c. ants tie bbs - 7Je 20 fJr extra
brands s4perfue IN tie market southern o 10
heavy tie arrivals fair and the inquiry CUTE nt sale. 81 80
rvoie arcy and exrs hlandA Rye Flour ID in moderate
demand At <5d 81 Corn Meal very quiet tue arrival. am
pe ss,s Of 50 eb Jereey At BI-ndywiEe ia dali u - ST.
FIsH-The srks. dali BIT stocks generally are light and
TIicss suftnIed -
6RAlN-The wtes, market is qu-, Spring Whs,i hsd
higher std shove he views = Boyer me sses ar % bush
ckoic. REQ lIdaura 7Te rpql-,,"l my = prlt
sfo husl ed Wit k.lfurET - - hy- Is 4e.
g "a e.. bsTs i wte., ma ,Ls g. .s'cl " nlsf.3g
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BosroN, Nov 6The Fr trs CaasdIsnne from New Ycsk
bound to 81 Pierre N g. p days our, put into ni por ~
corning ioE reps IN distress esky vith five feet Of ss y
her hold. fBy telesr.Db 20 EIvood Water esq
VLvINcIox. N. c. Nov "a schr Of about 30 tuns ess
den upder spanish cors vert ashore Ocrscoke Bean ~
ne plight Of Oct 50 she u called the Flor Of She bs -
ably been abaueoDed nothing tai been Of the creS y"
BE- Bland. She ia loaded with cork wood
Tue sCHR ASHORE q. Ocrac0be Beach he Port s,hr IDs
Porto. from ubesi loaded With ss and eorf wheh -
baEdoned Oct n In lat - a. Ion. u D. The captain srd
anz been taken Of BY the sch. Jonas sah arrives o. -
OFT o. Sunday, Sist 1t.
lBy letter to Elwood WseY. ESD. See'y Board Z sdT~
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22-TLe A3. hip w. D. sewA. 49,
ashore on Krsrood ie-h ins got Of the fooSfx se
With dsinsge TIE GcorEe Green, from Crcn'aal -
aground lSh, semners She hss s'nes s
lesky and rgdd,r gone. d..
Eisssu ~ p Oct g. TIE bss Fori, from Porsi rhnsss
for New.York T., In on the ID inst. having been ssnfs
tsrtlv filed bass Of ooise snd cocoa 1.V -
sot out sound 90 bsdly damaged 20 slightly Her
ha- coca corsirred % A & Ro.sieE SCo, DO.
30 tina iogwood 70 Dclshe.d Wlion, "no are o"'' " ~
,By ,,,.,. 90 Easoslw.. s,e ~ Bo,'i Va-'"A
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COuRT CAs,ENDhy-THIs DAv.

supRsxE CoURT-GEyERAL TERN.-Nos. ), ., ~,
50 Sc s7tss ~ f7Efe 49, 80 81 S. H. 49, a. $50 u.s. 25S.
SupRs-E CouRr-CIRcUIr-PARr Mos. 7S7,
ne ISIS sss 1872 7S is5s 1873 1885,, 1872 s s5s 1863 l ls
lego zoos 1o7 1000 2O 2l3 1915 1885, 1851 1915, 1885,,
1850 1857 1858 Part IS.ne calendar for Friday, No
vemisr following additional Nos 25i0 I74
-, 1853, 2t4 - 80 80 80 80
SUPiaIoR CoURr.-Nos. 800, 49, 1Si, 222, if3,
l66, 3Is, 295 46s 8
CouRr OF CoMsos PLEAs-pARr Mos. 500,
1851 ao 1882 1920 1871 1923 1924 1925 1926 1915 1901,
1881 1856 1896 1859, 1863, $780, l752 is73 1892 1918
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CorRT OF SPECIAL sEssIONs--Nov. Q, lsos.-Bescre
1n,tce, Os1oRE. BkEssAN. and QuLeKEshusH.

james Connolly, 81, allng candle mold Peniten,
tny two months Dsniel CUNNINGHAM stealing six oave.
krsd Peneutsgy six months Mar Connolly ASA ar and
battery udgner, suspended rho,ss Dsoy assault snd Bat
terry Judgment suspended George Elliott stealing Del cloth
ing; Judgment suspended william. fIomensky assault and
bsery; f,Bte .,sry two month"; Patrick Heihn assault
arc battery City Prior ten William Hamilton stealing
ream q paptr; Penfensry four months VII liam idsseh
stealing nee and keys pensnt.rJ four months John Jobn
sou stealing box of cdes; Penenary tour months Ben
jsmn Ltd stealing pair o. boots Psntntary four months
John MeSoTnk, assssh and eSIy renensIy * mouths
siO cas- JAn Msrgsy stealing barrel Of fou ladgm,ea
four tnDIs Mar Mahcr stealing uyercoat Pcnt'dt!r
sis s,hs Jae,s Miller stealing shawl Fcntentary four
months Eliza lIn Sealing ot Of clothing judgment tos-
y-ns.d Mar Ponso assault and battery sentence on
iuecay Bernard Rsney, seaias two costs rentesAiy
House q Refuge Frederick Simon asssalt aud battery Jlds
tiay d, months. Emma Tobn stealing gold CON; remand
ed. Anton Werner, stealing gun Judgment raPenaea.
Henry Weeks and Michael German, STEALING par ~ Pant
hons suspended. Charles H. Allison assault ana
battery Tuesday Benjamin Croker Ss'aui, enc
battery r nent suspended CsthIDe En sAsstt anu DSE
terry, Jaasn,s 1T Suspended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

ADVANCE or RArEs PoSTPoSED.-Ihe Pennsyl-
vaps Railroad Company announce this morning that
30 advance wil be made in their rates on freight TO
the Yves, by their road and others running IN eonnec
ton with it, forming the great central route connecting
the Atlantic cities with Western, Northwestern and
South-W es,ern States, until Monday next, 18th inst
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Passengers Smiled

"a sianitp Tigo Jor L.repd0lM and srs. Flnne
M and Ms Amer Crsg Enrique Hiag and SOL. Ms
Wells M j. hm,rors NJ and Mrs Fes.r sham Mr and Hrs
Roberta NJ. DonsE Alfred Harrison, 81. Bentley, joan Scott
M vaughan, Audrey, c. River j. Il. Maley A Deacon
James El~Ood James Downey H. Dove, s.nlon Glrstu.a
James Bartsr, NJ Nhefort Jas. Lowe =. J. PnchArd h.
Er-m Addsnseh, Paul Lsadery John Mer r. Stephenson
Mrs Purcell 5. sheUott, r. c gLal O. w. Gunner T. b.
EssHar, Rcaas- Lory-To,a ~ cabin and 1875 sse.sse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

TIE GOVERNOR ELEcr.-On Saturday last. the
Republican Central Committee, by invitation, visited
Mr.. Morgan, the Governor elect, at his residence in
this city, where they were sumptuously entertained
Various members of the Committee addressed the
Cover elect, and congratulated him upon the sue
cesslIl resuh of the election, and Mr.. Morgan re-
spondod in eloquent and happy speech, which was
received with enthusiastic applause by those present
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Passenger Arrived

n stednsiip Gla,g'r from Clasgor-John Armour Ro5
Elder John Bailey, VIM Davis Richard LSngrd Jao N
ison acy and family James T. Tbomson lady aud family Capt
j. n WOOD Francis Zon Misses Mary and Jessie Ferguson.
In bark Francs sscor from Gaise'sOnE r. Le,ese
wife.
N bark ONaara, fren Hasana--M. Ricardo.
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SUSPECTED ABDUcrIoS.-The police were last
evening notified that young lady named Susan
Blake he'd been abducted from her residence No. 81
East Nineteenth street. She had on a wood-colored
deIsine dress and drab oolored straw hat when she
kfl home.
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COURT OF GENERAL, sEssIoys-Sov. Before CITY
ds.

There were no trials to-day. The buslne,ss o.tsv
Govt was confined hearing Arguments o. eoipss
Han ooutsel for Richard Barry the ochoo 1919 In the
cent. ned BY Recorder last .srn 70 V WA kau.r
Y.ni..nisry Tor AL and tstteJ on nD hs.r
~, hoy., oi Al fame moved thai, Two 800 WITH in
found ssans, client one for s'sst 80 WIS made null
s,S VOID Nv Re nsns Of the second and ,na a
"a. :, "A a., ih.y.w h. Of saily on t.e ~
- ~ - On Dr. ..ond The DissrisA Attorney eonen "a
80 81 sSi,asuts .ere valid until one was qiasheo' Inc
Court n. ed lie decision -.,. rx,.x r,o1h Do.,
ed for conspiracy deaud the City treasury,
~ b.a moved 70 quash the indctments on the ground for
BY hm al great lensih thai they W. re
.1, S,gpd Es lsdee Whiting replied iJs the people Ile
CON-, viii render decision ia . few days.
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Nv Teie9YaDh.

NEWPORT r. J., Nov. 5-An. brs Sarah, Wilson, Ron.
dou, for Boston srhTs j. Grerson Harding fom New YOss
for FRED Warred COMBS Ezsbshpor' sor DO MasbG
Welsh Belfast for New YORK telegraph Nickersou, Bstoa
for DO Fanny Fern, Bngg from Portland for Havana Jos1
Randolph, Nickerson, Bangor for Hartford.
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Receipfs Of Produce. Nov. 6.

By Eric Ralyoad5O bb Whisky 800 do. Flour 700 side.
Leather % rolls do 273 bales Cotton 10 do Wool "a do.
skins $50 pkgs Provisions 81 do Ashes $50 DO Cheese 100
do Butter. IS do. Tobacco. 81 bags Oats.
BY North Ri,ey Boais-lls0o bbls. Flour 5000 bush.
Wheat 1890 do Barley p 5i5 DO Corn, 100 pkgs Whisky %
do Asnes $3.50 do. Pork and Beef
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Ch'hss'.r Richmond c. 4. P.sr.ss; w n Rr..n -
Norfolk ssTi. ABBOTT Fk.t~oqs, es,r AsIanaI.
SsnHd Dodge ANus brznnip PhilsS-lyhi. In. -
h idr.ib s,oninston J. B El~ar5, - - ~ n-o'sA
sisLntr-bo<tCl, Selcv. Phi aeelthi.
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B.ROOKZ YIN ITEMS.

BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.--Ihis Board met at the
County Jail Saturday, and confirmed the assess
ments for the county towns. Several bills were passed,
beside W hch business 81 consequence was trans
acted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

BuRs- ARY.-The house Of DIR. Thomas NJ. Clark
No 100 s. nh Ninth street burgTousy entered on Sdtur
day morg AND about worth Of sarsi Instruments s.oieI
sreom The entered through the mont basement
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sVN-Eises.. tja Ses...... 4:fJ Aoor-S-ts... 6:s5l
HIGH vATER-rHIs
Sandy Hook s:2 Gov q leland sa Hell Gs.e...lO:5s
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Assault WIN AN Ax.--Daniel Harrity was ar
rested o. the charge Of assanng Dennis Ssreon with
and ip rns him severely. He committed by justice
SooIhias 20 await the result Of the injuries
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ASHEs-The market for both kinks e- the arryAs
sales Of 81 bol Pots %o PesI- steady s, 80 3
COITON-Thr Hsfkrt Ii cuI and heavy, under The &C.
count. Elrov heavy receipt. the pors and very IL
clement weather We repeat nonir a quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

Trt WATER-WoRKs.-from present appearances
water will be let into the city for fire purposes by tn
midi lie of December. Water will be pumped into tn
reservoir this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

TIE 'CAsv,ssERs.-The Board of Supervisors will
meet = Board of Canvassers on Tuesday next for
the pu ipose OK determining the number Of votes east at
Che lat e election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

- 10 be sprd, ss.fed BY the declaration hat The MONEY
- b. psd the Treasury the credit o. the see' fgn'
saeh fund applicable asy object Which The bes
deem
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year to Nov. a.:
Total. go, sS4, 400 sls2l7,ss2 SIS

Decrease compared with
Simeon Diapers next auction sale of Stocks and
Bonds will take place Monday, Nov. 8, at l2i
o'clock, al the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolay's regular daily auction sale Of
Stocks and Bonds will take place Monday Nov. 8,
at II, O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
A circular signed "a Suffering American Share
holder" and addressed "To the American Stockholders
in the Reading Railway" is in circulation. 1t is de-
voted to an attempt to drive the present President, Mr.
Cullen, from the Presidency, and proposes by putting
in new manager, TO hsrmonze the competing and
conflicting coal.cauying interests, and TO obtain an
increase of not leSo than 100000 tuns in 1882 and
increase of % cents tun all transported resulting
rs follows:
Increase 0oo co0 tuns, q cents T. so 600
Increase tunnagc netting 81 & tun beside toe u
cent,h cay on 10000 turs, 2oooc
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CAPTURE OF BURGLAR.-The house OF Henry
NIta in Weehsvie Ninth Ward felonou:y entered on
Sstu day by during the absence OF the iahnS
robbed Of silverware amounting 10 SlVO IN Nalue
thieves leaving the house. and pursued
them They let the goods drop and of them succeeded IN
sscspar The other hay now and was secured oy
Offices Kelly Of the Ninth WsId Police. He gave hs name as
eoss Williams taken before Justice borehouse aud
comma ed OF examination.
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Decrease of week compared with tia, of ls1... 1885
The following is comparative statement of the
value of certain exports from the commencement Of the
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Ic.Al. t,V
Decr.s... 2s4- 90.

You this morning gave the receipts of the GalenG
and Chicago kailroao for the same months as | now
send you OF the Chicago and Rock land Railroad.
A. cur road has certainly done much better for the
SANE time Won should, in justice publish this state
mept that our stockholders may see that at
least doing b. tier than some other Western roads.
Aof & 1855 GALESA
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tk6ANiLAlloN W IhE sihlE BANh of iOWt.
bbAJAsA LAhk' STATE Directors Of the Central Board
o. o., .c.rcS representing the people
Chester Weed Of the Muscatine Branch
W. 7. Smith Of the O'kalooss Branch r,-.,,or, ~
:. J. KerkeIood OF the lowe City Branch, o. cn,,,I
H. Rice OF the Davenport Branch r. 80
II. Bronson Of the Dubuque Branch, .ar,tr.,b.
Y. NJ Cas.da the Dee hoin-s Branch, 49,.
T. Whitney Of the Mount Pleasant Branch, D'--'"'''
:. +. Muller Of the keOkuk bTalch,
The above Ii the Board of Control. Its special du-
ties 10 f0rnsh circulating notes 10 the Branches,
registered and counter gnedto receive aud invest
the safety fund of ~ cent the circulation fur
nsbed-to require monthly reports and 70 advise and
dictate generally in all matters of business. Chester
Weed is President, and VT. Smith, Vice President.
The Branches differed as follows:
MVsc,TRE BRANCH, 4 q. Patterson Pres A. o. WasEed,
Cash.
MERCHANTS BRANCH, DAVENPORT Geo. L. Davenport,
Pres. b. Is Woodward. Cash.
Iowa BRANCH L. Clark, Pres. TnOs. L. Cox, Cash
DUBUQUE BEAAcH, +. V. Goodrich, Pres K. T. Graves,
Cs-h.
OsKaLoosA BRANCH, John White, Pres. w. t. Smith.
Cs.h.
KroKpK BRANCH S. F. Miller, Pres J. W. MeMllen,
Cssn.
MovxT pleasant BRANCH, L. Dewey Pref, 7. Whitney,
Cash.
DIS MoAEs BRANCH, r. West Pres W Husey, Cash.
Additional Bre cheB are IN process OF Organization
The charter permits Of thirty branches in all and
aggres ate capital OF FIX millions, and aggregate
circulation of two and half millions The present
pai-up capital il but S150O00, laying the basis for
500, 90 circulation. lrhonpson's Reporter.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
To he Eeno, ef The y. L. Tribune.
he lll..af srgf fab. ..f
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SHOOTING AYrAIR.-Wm. Quinn was arrested b.
Officer Brown Of the Third Precinct police, che charge
frrs at Abraham Ellswohy with pistol They I've IN Ia
same house street and Quinn oppear sboed nr
der mental the time. There no bad feein
between the Quinn held in $3.50 bonds to keep tn
peace for year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

The following is a summary of the anthracite coal
trade of the Lehigh and Schuy.kil regions for the
week e. season:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

HEALTH Returns. These returns have not been
prepared month in consequence OF the Old dispute be-
swten the rival Health Officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

We comparative statement of the exports
Exclusive Of specie) from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week and siIoe Jan. l.
1856. 1857. 1858.
Total for the week. Sl,s74l2 el8t53 el252S 300
Previously Teported......64 75O,9S @Eh592o F55oo'
Since January l.... se6 AS S6i,7ls775 eNJis00S
The following table will compare the exports of the
seYen prncipa stape articles for the week and wear:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

A STEAM FIRE ESGISE.-The President of Thu
WILLIAMSBURG City fse Insurance Company is engaged in on
eui,ng subscription LIST for the purchase OF Steam Fir
Engine for the Eastern District. Aagc amour. has aread
been subscribed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

BURGLAR,Es At RsvryswooD.-On the 29th Of De-
tober, Mr.. Robert Burden, residing in Ravenswood,
on returning TO hs home about IL o'clock found
Of the back windows open, and upon search detected
a burglar in one of the Mr.. Burden arrested
him. and he was committed for trial ct the County Jail
at Hampstead.
Last Saturday morning, about O'Clock, Mr.. Burden
was awakened by bis wife, who told him that some
one was in the house. He got up and on going to the
staircase saw light below, and also two men. He
seized club and went down stairs, when he encoun
tered one of the men, whom he hit over the head with
the club The two men out of the house, and one
drew pistol with which he threatened to fire at Mr..
Burden. Being without weapons, Mr.. Burdon re-
treated and the thieves escaped. On going up the
stoop Of the house he found hat and dark Blue pilot
cloth raglan. In the pockets of the raglan were
quantity Of slver-ware, and obisel with which the
entrance into the house was effected. The slverware
was identified belonging to Capt. Furber, who re-
sides at Ravenswood. Nothing was taken from Mr..
Burdens house and the thieves evidently LETT the hat
and coat in their hurry to escape. The citizens OF Ra-
yenswood and Astoria about to organize private
watch to guard their premises from the depredatons
Of the thieves which have lately infested the places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
To Tie EGior IF The y. \. Tribune.
SIR: send you the following comparative table Of
REGENTS ON this roSd:
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-11
Y T OF INQUIRY
WILL BE PRJAiTLY ANSWERED.

REFERENCES: Joan Thompson: Hope,
Graydon & Co, New York City Wood, Ia
Goa x Co., Philadelphia Straight, Deming II
Co., Cincinnati. Darby Barlsiale; Ilumph-
reys, Tut & Terry; Grow, McCyecry & Co,
st. LoUis; Isaacs 81 Almond, Leoycnworth
City, Kansas: Greene, Wcarr x Benton,
Council Bluffs, Iowa Henn, Williams & Co..
Fairfield, low. Cnar|eS Ecndrie, Bsr,iacfon.
iowa; Iioa. Aug. Hall, K"osauluc. Iowa
Hon. Jamcs Craig. 81. Joseph, Mo. Hon. 4.
S. fIltou, WythcvllI., Va; lion. +. McFullen,
Cs.ilyillc, Va; Hon. t. Ferguson, Chief JUS
iice, Bellevue. Nebraska.
Glenwood, Mi,is Co... Iowa. 24-.f.
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CIR ULA r..

TO TIL LhNO o%rVtcERs IN THE TERRITORIES
OF MINNESOTA, KANSAS y NEBRASKA.
DI Joint resolution of Congress, approved
ID March, 1897, valid presumption claims on
tue l6th and Both sections, heretofore reserved
FOR schools, in the Territories Of Minnesota.
Kansas and Nebraska, will be recognized
M MApE PRIOR TO THE SURVEY.
lat. In cases where the approved plat Of
survey has not yet been returned, The d%cclara-
tory statement must be filed WITHIN TuRFE
MoNrHs AFTER THE RECEIPT or SUCH AP-
PROVED PA Al THE pIsrRIcT OFFICE.
2d. Where the plat is now in the Registers
Office, the declaration, must be fled within
three months from the r'Usr PUBLICATION OF
THIS CIRCULAR IN YOUR DISTRICT.
\ failure to comply with this requirement,
will work a forfeiture of the claim.
TilOS. A. HENDRICKS,
n S0-Sw Commissioner.