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'rsl, s30 /; Caens and Chicago. s2i 49, Cleveland
and Tocdo. 3ii4i; Chicago an Rock I.ispd. es)e
l. Ihrois Central Railroad Bonds, eile,; P.oif>
Mail. lc5ia;.
In Exchange there Is nothing of Importance doi,s.
and the market is steady.
Freg Lts are rather frmer. To Liverpool, 400 bsIax
Cotton at SD. $40 bbls. Rosin a, Is. 3D. Is bb,s.
Lard at co.. 1850 busb Peas at 81. in ships bags.
To Lorcon, SO boxes Cheese at 3es To Glassow.
$500 bush. Whea; on private terms. The ship Med
{ AT to Cape Town, with Ooo0 Slaves At about so,
and leo turs hgh, stuff =, 9c. vessel from Norfolk
TO Wipdwsrd l.lsnds q, $i3 for Lumber. A ship 10
Australia on private terms.
The business of the ub-Tressury was: Receipts.
si-',ibo f9-sH,oC0 from Customs. PsymsstA,
$ls5.'l7 70. Balance, 8. So, 80 IS.
Inc Columbian Marine Insurance Company have
declared semi-annua dividend Of 3. y cent payable
on TIE LIT prox The steamer from Boston to-day took
Only $500 in gold. The business Of the Sub-Trea-
sury to-day vas $i99So COO Messrs. Clark. Dodsc
& Co. advertise for sale in our columns Fox & Wiz.
consin Improvement Company y cent bonds, 80
cured by mortgage on 5C0,0o0 acres Of land and
s2,C0oCoe Of improvements. Messrs. Morse & CO.
advertise for sale s25o,o00 City Of Dubuque bonds,
bearing IL q cent interest. closing auction sale q
l.l50 lots Of French goods drew large company. al
fair prices we've obtained. Tradesmen and others
should be careful to examine the double eagles which
are received by them. Some rogues are engaged n
filing off the mill from the edge. Of these COINS thus
ab>iractlrg about dollars worth of gold from esch
piece. We have several which were more than o
dollar short weight
Albert Ii. Nicolays regular daily auction sale e
Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow Thur
day., at l2i Q clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Draper daily auction sale of Stocks aud Bouds
viii take place tomorrow Thursday, at l2i O'Clock.
at the Merchants Exchange.
The MOVEMENT Of the Banks in the four principss
cities Of the Union in which weekly reports are msde
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IAdyertisement.l
HIGHLY COMPLEMENTARY TO THE ROOT

GALLnRy-The fact Of rival establishment pla exibi.
ton Pictures made Gallery evidence that efforts
to perfect the beautiful art Of PHOroGRAPHY duly apPrr-
ciated.
The introduced and made a. the RooT
GALLERY No. 56j Broadway, corner OF frankinst
J. FAIRS, Proprietor.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Ocr a-Befors
Judcr INGERsOLL.

RECENISG PROPERTY EMBEZ2LED FROM THE
POsT-OFFICE.
Adolph and Jacob New We're srraigned this morn
ing pleaded guilty the indictment icund against them
for receiving property knowing have been emsezzcd from
Ia. Post Office Their bail fixed the OF 400 each
The Court then adjourned TO Thursday.
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CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN.

4 MAN sUED ToR A BREACH OF PROMISE OF MAR
RIAGK, MADE WHEN HE HAD WIFE.
Bertha BaIashe sgt John A saa sometimes called John
SaueT
The defendant was q married man. but representing
himself to he unmarried, contracted to ularry the
plaintiff Within a few days of the time the marriage
was TO have been nummated, she learned the tact
Of his existing marriage and action for breach OF
promise of marriage was commenced. To this de-
PENDANT denurTed tho ground that as he could no, eSsy
weud be Illegal o. of his exit marriage such
TIE City Judge he Hon F. D. Culver overrud the de-
and the damages of the plaintiff assessed by aiy
$500 On appeal the General Torn tn. tecislon vas
sued Jaese EHit delivering the option OF the Court a.
TNofr BY he Coy-Tli. complaint state. sufficiently
that unmarried competent marry The plaintiff
II was obviously aege that ne knew this req
ntan % be untrue when he alleged 20 have been 10 ~
married Il that til plaintiff coafans in tn. ep
re.ra,ion and pronise continued ,d sill !, SEQ
That he hao no kno"'cs- or formation 20 esl n-i
ths, the promise aud q the defendant wsr @
.euts,ion ard promise and danaFes
Thi, good action and the plaintiff recover
POM 10 narT With pi~a and inyoiyed promls. and
agreement, hs the defendant competent legally - marry
and gal Pst This Unknown 20 the plainr, ana '
agreement not Illegal wa, 20 marry the dei-9aans Ie
that she may the damages wh9h sne mas
In consequeuce Il havr nuoceny made this -nssE-- sna
riuzi Cd unmarried 10 perform H. The parte. ar hD'
eelet and the defendant restore the plailtn 70 ~
h,- lot by HE deceit and his promise 10 Do ~ha lie c0i' Luz
VIA. he ssreed to &c, Illegal ni'ef III had
tseu could have been msirtsined upon ne
But he promised 70 DO 81 sct which unlawful for hir
with the plaintiff ory because ne vas
Unqualified from doing 1t and this vas unknown - 'H7
TIFF
Their IN the English Courts direc,y ~ pa
Wild az Hars c. b. sgs: snd Mlw ard .z LIZZIE sooI;
Eng L. T.. The reasoning 4 the bsrons OF 20 o.
eh-Gurr in the latter particularly the opinion o. o
Psrke ia entirely satisfsc.Ory ,..L.
The iudg reut Of the City Court mus - sntusu
defendant withdraw this demurrer anc P' IL ~ 80. GO
within DAYS -er notice Of the fling " -Ee Iei' 49, .
psynen, Of all the since the demurrer The JUG
Gordon l. Ford or Plaintiff and re,ponden'i O. Miller Tor
defendant and appellant.
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Crosslev's Medallion Velvet CARPETS s. 80 per yard
ROYAL English NELvETs, ~ II ssd 5 25 per yard
Elegant BRvsskLLs, DO, sec:, and -c per yard
AllNyool IsGEAlSs, i0C and SOC. per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 90 Bowery.
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cry ITEMS.
potato.

ar. ron, Wells. whose successful Per'ofmance
~ the Aexspdre organ at Der n''' tainroan, =,
,ready chronic!ed gives a"o.ler su'"ooH. ~
Nblor Saloon this evening 49,, c,.,'a."s
ana =. r.. The programme appears il another
column.
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day night. the store No Is Henry srees the pr.
oer and into ,1r~ and asked ~,
had enough ALREADY and ~1ala
then vent 70 barrel Of lctste when Of them
Chare. MDeruo;, rreseut fully identified the
..sht-e me with knife provucs;ol he LEI,
The knife sticking and drew Il nysef had
any falling cut with him Al any time.
Tie Jury rendered verde, holding McDermo,,.
Yesterday the Coroner commenced inquest, and viii
fn.h Il to-day.
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Bulls HraD,-The market yesterday proved
more unfortunate to drOvers than was Anticipated on
Tuesday when it was generally thought to be about
rs bad as bad could b.. But the number of cstte
bced up 1888, which full 500 than was An
bcipated, and the day proving quite warm, prices not
only declined to a very low figure, as may be seen in
tur report Of the cattle market but seemed al most
impossible for the brokers to fad buyers at any pce
tha owners gould take. Good cattle being scarce,
hold at prices equivalent to g! a9c y b for the meat
While fair medium grades We're OF dull sale at Sc,
snd inferior quality at acc. IL TRUTH drovers raid it
was q hard market.
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NUFFIITsfIt'H ~
THE DIAPHANFDTYPF,

Thu the beautiful and truthful style Of oil colored
Photograph yet produced, originally Introduced and
made in all It's exquisite perfection the RooT GALLERY
ONLY.
Spr .crs this Establishment exhibition. Gal
lery No. S6S Broadway corner Of FIsnkinst
L. FAgIs, Proprietor.
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BROOKLY N ITENS.

The notice for q meeting OF the Republican Dele
gates to the LIST Assembly District for o'clock this
evening at No. 10 Joralemon street, should have
been at o'clock this afternoon.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS FFICE.-Ocr. &C.
Before Mr.. GEORGE 4. Belts


In the of j. Egbcrt who arrested last week
op charge having several private forgeres in the
knsdom Bavaria United States Commissioner Belts made
report the Secretary Of State setting forth that after
Of the case he satisfied
that probab believe that the accused
81. Secretary Of State issued Of exrsdou which
esched MIR Rynders this morning br Theodore Rynders will
a in the for Hayre with Egber In his charge.
Before Mr.. JosrPH BRfDGuAH.
ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE.
Louis z. Smith. steward OF the American ship Edith
barge OF having stabbed the captain
OF ;ho vessel with xI He committed Tor trial
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wm. W. Howe, esq, OF this city, will lecture this
thursday evening, at the Lyceum in Yonkers for
ts benefit Of the poor Of that town. Subject, The
sUpited States of America; from Turkish Point Of
Gyew."
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TIE METALLIC

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented by
Gre SAUNDERS A. D. lcl6Ths tie genuine article, has
eqased for producing the keene possible edge 20
razor Can be obsred the subscribers and sole maa1actdr
efs, j. L S. SAUNDERS, No. 7 Aston House.
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CEsTRAL AFRIcA-Iho Rev. T. J. Bowen will this
sreDng give lecture before the Geographical Socie-
~ in continuation of t. ose delivered by him before
.bs members Of the Mercsutilc Library Association
Admission is free to oil interested in African expora
finn.
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REMOVAL OF A. "AScIEST LANDMARK. Work
men are bow engaged in tearing down On old frame
house at the foot Of North Eleventh street, Eastern
District, which has been known FOR years a. the
WILLOW Grove House," and some twenty years ago
was as much place Of public resort to Williams
bureh as Hoboken now is. This house has been built
lG2 year,, and belonged TO Col. Titus, who built 1t for
q residence. The property then came into the posses
sion of his heirs and occupied by them a. resi-
dence for many year,, when it passed into the pos
session of Lewis Sanford by whom was transferred
into public house. II has been but temporarily &C.
cupied for few years past, and is now in 20 dilap-
dated condition that it is being torn down. Many OF the
old willow trees that planted on the old home
stead are still standing.
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been appropriated without consent; sad he should
for the u The pol Iy erected euhu
.-;ic meeting of the Democracy held Es,J State
rsuiiu
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VOLCANIC REPEATING FIREARMS,
COMPRISING RIFLES, CsRBSEs AND PISTOLS.
This and wonderful invention attracting universal
attention Combining all the improvements recently made
in Firearms neat and elegant safe and effective they
loaded with ball which contains all the ammunition used and
proof they be loaded for any length of time and
left perfect without In encaDgerirg ts
safe ~ and certainty Of discharss Many s'7su are
who rractciug with them daily no
only for amusement but for their safety We are solicited
almost daily 10 exchange for Colt and other hertofore
celebrated The public mind aroused 10 the necessity
Of .elf protection Call sud see them,
AT No. 267 BROADWAY, N. \.
JosEPH MERvfy,
So. Ayapt
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The LATE SrABBISG 1T FoURrH-WARD Rowprgs
death OF THE VIcrIN.-Corson Caster, the grocery
clerk who was stabbed at No. 30 Henry street. on
Monday night, because he refused to give gang of
intoxicated rowdies liquor, died yesterday morning at
the Hospital. Coroner Connery took his deposition
which. was as follows:
,CorSon Caster, being sworn, says-The occurrence
oi lvHe stabbed toek place between aud 10 O'Clock Mon
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ADVERTISEMENT
n.c CIS-EAs EINTIrRIa

roent Of beauu! cu.rsly design. viii be found
great Depot No SO BrOsdNs The trade sup
Piled a. tie usual terms ARcHrR NANsk 4 70.
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Tuy NEW DEMOCRATIC POLE II THE SEVEN
rrrxy W,spome wears the sloop Hornet Of Albany
.o su's dock Green point for repairs Sh- bal
not been Ions when some persons o ,ae int saee
spped the House OF the Seventeenth ard
and stated hs, observed that her mast wss % and "ish
49,. b. .i bco me Off, He informed tns the mAs
or portion Of IT, had been gse! Is De oefA'T liberty pole
and rld be found at of Frakr nc Huron street,
h.v hen there erected BY the Democrat. Of the Ward
The owner Of The s0op stated sas sfa wa ne case 1sa
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70 d, Ed,,nr Of ne N. Y. Trtbun..

To Ire Editor If The n. u Trtbun'.
SIR: The marriage between Mss MARGARET +. SMITH
and myself published The Tribune OF this morning ouly
dd not occur contemplated and VIII
Of such information ~ lead the aud
conviction the nischevous ami nci, I'D party VIII,
caused is insertion. NELSON II. BAKER.
sing Sing, Oct ~, 1859.
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UNIVERSITY STUDIES 1t will be seen by thu adver-
tssment from Columbia College, thst raduato
q University letters law aud science is to be
olensd under the auspices OF that institution on
iheS,A November. Tas will be good news to those
rhc bsye long et the want of such an opportunity OF
cayiag on the studies If college years. Nor Is 1t to
cclegebred men alone that this University course
of at,racona the lectures are open to all and any
te having in view special studies, eau make his seeo-
tons from the programme, Az attend one course or
mere, "a he may desire. All details as to hours, con-
Ghops, &C.. can he ascertuueo from tue President of
ihe College, or either Of the Professors named.
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c,--L..ob,s Italian OpeTa Conpany give Inc con-
o,~s,,-narce Of their brief at Burtons
'sa,ou TO which the charming Coison will sing
1 1n,s,t. in La Travail On Saturday next, this
-, .,y commence short season at Baltimore.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-oor. 2o.-Bcfcre judge
IN

Martin W. Brett and Kausk.
This is an action OF the Harlem land causes referred
70 on Monday and tired Court yesterday. The plain
tin. claimed heirs sw Of Laurence Benson their grand
father The defendant Lis title grantee urder BEN
smin L. Benson whom the land was devised ny the VIII OF
bis father Benson and the question arose upon the
of this will
At the trial. under the dirctou Of the Court
verdict defendant mus the tllr oil zoe
lot IL confirmed. -. -, -,
Tho argued by MI Cutter sn1 NJ BltHeit Jr Tue
Plaintiffs and Mr. OConor for the defendant
Before Judge HILTON.
VIM Martin agt Thomas 4. Observation-Disclosures
trough, this suit srns, defendant Of the adoTse OF
protested note. The following is copy Of the note;
NEw-YORg. November 7. 1916.
Int. 1851. 80
Nine months AFTER dste prone 20 pay 10 he ode. OF Ben
ip O.good two tolars at NewYork State Bank
r. Y yalu. received. With interest. ADNA ANDERSON
BENJAMIN A. OsGooD,
7. A. Rowland, lrtorseTs.
J. A. EDDY, -, .
the NewYoIk State Bank" Albany OF the bant o. the
State If New.Yorf" In this city Psnths counsel claimed
that the addition Y after the of the Bank Indicated
that bank this city the Al which vas intended
10 be made PAYABLE aud that ueuy the iutobr was
liable Verdict for plaintiff for 42,Ti TO-
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We understand that Madame Lesdernier will give
Psbc Readings from Longfeow's new poem, " Miles
Ssrdisb, in this city during the next week.
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Acknowledgement.

SIX LECTURES on CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS HEART DISEASE. FEMALE and KIDNEY Con-
PLANTS and ChSoso DISEASES generally $50 pages % e.
CRAVINGS. bound BY Dr. SAMUEL FITCH, explaining hi
live treatment Of these Price % by mail 70
cents Address Dr. :. FITCH, Office No. IA Broadway
NY. All consultations free.
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The sale Of seats for the second performance OF Mile
Rscolomin in "Traviata' commences tins morning.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS, with Charts
ADVERTISEMENT

and full Descriptions Of Character, given daily .;
FOWLER AND WELLss, Nc. 500 Broadway.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSS-Ocr. .o.-Bsfo'e T.

I'M NkH-iORh HULL pi'fi ~ kt... os
This Cour. wa crowded yesterday WITH tne eIs ~
The the medical Profession. aud the principal of Dr.
the French spanish p son u the city Inc yarE
Gsisrd.t for ss.sHf Ar CrsLst0n o. %. ,;n.a
Hotel brought ,hi, crowd tosether The witnes'T NJ
to-asy were Mr..r, p Hall Isaac II Reed AID Johh n a.
Tot sues hotel: Peter Gardner the rom ~
Ssn6er.ou. tie steward John j. Crs1e the 4,
case Of smallpox not: Dr. "oodwsI c,on .nf
Dr. Crane in thr woSnes % al !. s-ry
s.rsi Dr. (..rdet fhe A.sIesate Of tAeI
tho fact tia; Dr. GsAdr L.a -,nx x.n, L,
v,u..d or M Craus,oa: AID the E.edeA. test LEY
.hos that he vuuues inflicted Of very max
and ths. Ar. ski isSoriHs t-ar. 80. $50
Coar- aSjo-rued ill TO- morrow Q, 10 s. H.
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[Adveriseuent.

returns Of the Presidential and Congressional ections in
1876 For Of the State Elections held u 1877, 500
TRIBUNE ALMANAC fox 1885
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Tie expenses will show considerable decrease, COM
pared with Last year.
The Ncarasus route to California is now organized
and the Company advertise the Washington TO sail on
the Ah November, to connect with the Hermann a
Sar Jusr, which sbp has been transferred to the new
Company, called the American Atlantic and racnc
Ship Genial Co. This Company has capital q
AZ 600 COO OF which 81 800 0C0 is issued to the Canal
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IsPORTAHT SALE or PAIsTrsGs.-H. II. Leeds will
begin the sale to-day at No. % Nassau street, OF fine
private collection ofOil Paintings embracing the care
fully selected collections OF Mr.. Swlnebourne Of White
Plains, and Of G.. w. A. Jenkins of this city. There
sIe gems by Durand. Kensett, Cropsey, g. II. Hall,
PrOf Sohp Of Dusseldorf, Harvey, Miss Wagner,
Baker, Oertel Coleman and others. 1t will be the
Crest opportunity of the season for conneiseurs il the
DIVINE art.
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BOARD OF EDucATIoN-Ihe Board Of Education
failed TO secure quorum las; night.

Med 10 secure quorum R'i n'gh''
DEDICATION OF THE LoKENz0 Il, SHEPARD MOSU-
srsT-The dedication OF the Monument just erected in
Greenwood Cemetery to the memory of the late Loren
20 B. Shepard took place yesterday afternoon, with
appropriate ceremonies.
About O'Clock, ity-sx carriages filled with the
Particular friends and admirers of the late Lorenzo b.
Shepard left Tammany Hall aud proceeded to Green
sood, where, slight emirerce, handsome and
Substantial monument Of oDesk form had been erected
the centre of circle comprising four lots, aud in
closed with plain but very substantial iron railing,
Supported by twenty-one granite poets about four feet
high. The base of the monument is about seven feet
square, upon which res,s the plyuh about five feet
lqusre sbich IN suruouuted by the pedestal block,
four feet SIX inches high and upon which rests neat
pOuldipg two fee; deep, which is also surmouned by
The shaft, sixteen feet high, making the total hight
q the monument twenty-seven feet. The front Of the
PEDESTAL block bears the following Inscription;
To PEEPsTuATs THE MEMORY
LORENZO B. SHEPARD.
Ths NJ uu1peot
Il Erected BY tae Voluntary Subscriptions
Citizen. rso houored H.. a, a public officer;
ASSOCIATES AND CLIENTS
WhO trustd h'r as counselor,
Fri-nd. rho iorei ar NON;
Ju.f generous ard
in all ne relations Of I've.
On the right slde Is Inscribed:
Ii
eern May Tth
seut'tG 20 the
a.nes ~ Chsucer,
henber q CousiiudSrsi C,uycitio
hhiee States District Attorney
Distinct Attorney ofth- CITY aud County of New
Sesrsel 10 the Corp ration o! New York ........Ss
"'eo IL efaee Sept
Ased - years.
The left side tablet bears the following inscriptions
=, L. b. y
naoef OF Democratic General Committed. 1899
s.Ment Of D-Inoorstc State Couvcntion........lsS0
D~.ss,. 40 psnoerstc G'u il Committee
Grand S.shsrSnA 1852 aud 1855
The cheYsh,S - january Society 1855 and 1856
p."0a'e i-y Tor tbs f,S " "''' '' ''"' -
Inc rear tablet has been LEI. hjark f,- the widow,
Of the deceased should she be uttered within the in.
closure. '- wv "
The remains Of Mr.. Shepard we're s,,, in,ar,4a n
the Second-street busying.sronnA ana ..t~s.'os,i,
Underwood on 'he east SIZE Of the Cemetery. bat
a. The lot MAS deemed to" snail aad the y,,,,1 90,
eVe! for fair display OF ;ie monument TIA C,,,;,
Ice who had the matter IN h.ni selected ,no,h., -,
better site where four lois could be ob,a;r,5 rl
oihn wac in a remarkshls state Of preservation sns
te black cloth with wh.cl il was covered snoss,aa
comparatively fresh.
Inc Ceremonies were c7'ucd with prayer by the
"e'' DIR. Adauns which Wa lowed by an eloquent
o'shon eulogs,ic Of g., life ana character OF NJ.
s1eparc, delivered by Abraham :. Hewett esq, sob
"~ OF Peter Cooper; Il, le chose OF y hich the Rev
- A"sin' offered : appropriate remarks. The
'sAs Of Mr.. ShepaId, together With those Of an in
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MORE OF The WAuEEEx B,sx CoUsTERFzIrrRs.-
On Tueaday night two young men named John Wilson
and George Gardner entered the boot ard shoe store
Of John Schendemeyer, No. % Seventh avenue, and
asked to be shown boots. Tie proprietor waited
upon them, and after each had purchased pair Of
boots at 81 pair, Wilson rendered in payment there
for two Of the g counterfeit bills on the Wauboek
Bank of De Soto, Nebraska. Mr.. Schendelmeyer told
Wilson that the bills worthless, when Gardner
replied that he mistaken, that they were perfectly
good Mr. 5. dispatched his wife for policeman, aud
while she gone the men left the store. At this
moment Officer Mcconnell came up and arreste, Gar
diner, and Mr.. S. caught Wilson as he running
around the of Twenty-fiith street toward the
Eighth avenue. The accused were yesterday morning
committed to prison by Justice Quackenbush for eI
animation.
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SALE or CHURCH PRoPERTr.-The North Sixth
street Presbyterian Church aud adjoining ground was
sold on Tuesday to M Lamb, the plaintiff in the suit,
for q, $50.
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In relnton to Cotton. Mr.. Wright's circular says.

In relation 10 Cotton, Mr. Wrghts circular says;
CRoP-We hear Of continued tue weather Ia the South tha
pkug going under favorable auspices aud the bulk n thk
viii be quality than Of tie i've previous ops
and exsss.ate the probsbe extent Of tho crop
We good alter the coo bales t
RECEIPTS large Notwithstanding the rivers In
South only boats light drst
they ik.ly continue large for The
indicaon the extent o the crop. Every
railroads extended further into tho interior Of the coantsyg
taxed h. their utmost cspaoy the weather Ter
Lsun dero's has been favorable thu roads havs
good aud planters have made aud making eao
in ayang themselves Of these favorable TO hurry sr
market
EXPORTS are Light Great Britain moderate 10 France sad
a extent to northern ports
The following statement Of the movement IN cotton 'inse