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DIED..
CRISTY-In this city

CRIsTY-In this city, THURSDAY. OF q Ella France.
OF chid Henry +. aud Rachel Ann Crsty aged year
months and 10 days. ~
The uI, ri rc.s ii. tske place his afternoon at oeo's
The remain taken Nesi,lf. y j., for int-rment
CHRIsTMAS-u Brooklyn Tuesday evening, Oct 49, Mary
X Christmas. vile Of VIM. Christmas aged II years AID
months.
COLLINs-In Brooklyn Tuesday Oct ~ Mrs Ann Collins
the beloved wife OF Mr +. Collin, aged 81 yeas
DFkNISTON-On THURSDAY Oct Il, Ada. daughter Of VIM
md Magar. w DenListoD eyed years, months ana
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
the funeral tls Friday afternoon al zoeoek
from The resdence Of her Psrenis no 20 Chnoh pace
Orange County paTeTs please copy
FARNSW OR1H-OI Wednesday, Oct 20, aged y years y
months and days Rodney .. FarLsworin.
GUNTHER-On Tuesday morning Oct 10, anor lingering
iu,s IL ssb year Of her as,, Mar MagdaIen wife Of
The relatives aud friends Of family respectfully invited
the funeral Of the decreased RON her late residence
Second aud Fourteenth street.
rem aims will be taken to Greenwood for interment
GAsCoIGNE-rn Brookyn. op Tuesday morning Oct H.
james b. Gascoignr, in the 75d year Of h's age.
OEDNEY-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday Oct %, William NJ
GtoLey, aseo "a yeaTa
HANNAN-On Wednesday Get % Michael J. HANNAH in the
TIE fIerds Of the family the American Star
Guard and H. j. I,l Guard Of ~h.h he wa mem.,r are
sttsnd his funeral from his late residence No. ils
uniy street, Oh Friday, p. al 2o'clock ?. 10.
JosEAt No - Monroe street. q Ineiday OCT =, o-"fss
months and days
NooNANAs No. ao2 avenue on Wednesday 9ei a., ~
land, IN the 4iih year of bis age
PRlNDLE-n Brooklyn. Thursday, Oct D. Ella Louisa
daughter OF Asa CaihaFine Pnnde aged years,
The friends OF the auly respectfully invited
to sld The iqSee ms Day a. "eo g. 1,o as RESIDENCE
STANrON-At jersey City. Wednesday Oct. ~, May
Chairman, wife Of John Stanton aud daughter of the
Conrad Jorosu, aged 70 ytars.
UHI-At Bolivar Venezuela, Saturday Sept IL, David
uhl, NJ d.. OF this city.
wALzln Brooklyn, on Tge,dsy. oct 10 sf,[ long AID
WAX, in the 5sth year Of her age
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MARRIED..

BARLow-LocEwooo-o1 w.dpssisy. Oct e. sy ne
Sorr ts Of jon H. LocEwood CD 81 Of 'h r'y.
BJAKY--HOLFROOK-On "wednesday Oct :. 81 -, ~ e.,
Pn.b,t.Isn Churci., Broklyn, ~ u, ~ ,sn' I y
daurst.G OF. WI Bedrock, ..o.. u broosiyn
BERLIS-BDARD-Ob Wednesday, Oct ~ BY ne o. - -
sasyer, Chs.. j. Berlin to Mss h'''e 4 d
BALL-TAYLoR-ID hi. city wedne'day Oct e. :. 'Rs
Msdi.. 4 hos. by The Rev. Il. Z. Nu,g.urry' w. o
RAJ Of t siy NJ. +. Jane 1aylo only daughter :"
C. Tsyior ESQ.,, Of Augusta Ga ,
saib,I k-erai korDnd sat-I r'q, Of Brooklyn - '
Ksi- FlsLssan q Astoria Lors bland. -.
CARrENTER-HYA1T-J rhar.dsy, OF ~, ~. Re- SIR
Bsrk Of - Fsr. Churcb sinE sing, NJ lsV. + APP
TT u NewYuk, - Mis hs;e A, daughter Of '''-'-''
H,sit, "a Of Chapsqua- r..
-BoURyE-On Wednesday. Oct. 90 At Hl;,dr q =.
tssr Ne rr.c,c- # The hnas. faheE oy 'Ss ~. ~
Clam Tb,ms. H. Cook Of New York Mary daughter o
pEwEY-Btu the Reformed Dateh Church cor
Of BTOone enc Creene ''irr ey 10 ie, ~. Ae
ELt-HoLBRooK-on Wednesday, Oct 90 at The FIR a,
DO Lec,,trr X. Ey Of NV io's, to Annie r daughter
Of Lou,ll tioibrooA roo. Of bIoosSb.
TLTlNG-RIRDsALL-ln hi. city on "Wednesday " ~
a, the Church Of The Holy ConmuDion oy tue r. 70
Tayor L y, Lae.oS Eriis Of this city and Mary H.
HULL-wAsHBURN-On Thursday Oct o. at least Gr2Te;
Cslfsquo wescle'ie County y IL Re-, ~, 6s %,
Miss Mrh,sa A. daughter Of Samuel Nsshburn "a.
JANEs-BLlss-on Toe'd.y. OF, ~ at Bd%aed Nv Ny ~
~. Rev Morse, Mr. VIM c. JaIes 81 Boston - MISS
Martha II. les Of the former place
LOTGH-KENBLE-In Bermuda W l., on Thursday, Oct .
rs bis 0orhip III, Mayor George Lough ESQ u fe nm OF
Smith LoLgh. N.v Yors, Mis- Drhorah Anne on!
osugh,er Of Johu kebr, ESQ., Of Her Majesy' ser'ce'
PHILLlPS-BRt WsTER-On Tuesday. Oct. % a. the Re
TONED dutch Church, WashngtOu squsIe By tn Rev.
Dr. Bntou Edv Philips 20 Amelia L. daughter OF Henry
Brew,ier, al II this city.
PARsELLs- TROWBRIDCE-A the residence Of the brides
n,fh, H. \. j. Monday, OF. " by the Rev
fialos az Frsbeis A. PaTsels Of New-iofA, 10 Mis-.
Fanny J. TTowtToge of The former place.
yOORHEEs-MFTTLER-O Wednesday Oct. g. a. Harlin-
gen n ty the Rev JohD Gardner Frederick v l. Hooi-
Res of Princeton " 10 Miss L. hetter daughter Of
W,ou Mrttlrr Of the OImer place.
We LFF-LAFORGE-On Thursiay Oct. n. By the Rev.
EDWIN r. Hstfeld. D. Mr. Sts~sic Wolfe t. Miss Mary
L. csaeLter Of 8ont :. Lsfarer, 80, al Of This city
WOOD-SHOTWF Lat Rshwpy, y. j., on 2oth inst, by
Ff,Dd.' eel, ouy, Tiomss : Woo Of Philadelphia aud
CaIe A. daughter Henry r. shot~eH OF the former pace
The sdverti.enert IN yeterda,s Tmes aunouncn1 tie
rarrisee Of Mr. ROBERT q. CORNELL to Miss NJ All
BAATA wri,,.u by e,ilninded person NJ sgch
marriage has taken place.
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QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

The report which appeared in the various prints Of
the CRY that vessel had arrived fro Mararabo at
Brooklyn with the dead bodies Of the captains wife
and child on board they haviog died from yellow
fever appears have foundation il feet, though 1t
il greatly iIurDg the Health authorizes. This vessel,
above spoken Of arrived at Quarantine day or two
since when the fact was made known that there were
two dead bodies on board; but il was also stated Mt
the time, and truthfuy, As an examination proved,
II at the disease of which they had died was entirely
harmless in its nature.
Sentnes are now stationed all along the water front
Of Quarantine and thus parties will find Themselves
unable 10 escape from effect entrance tn Quarau-
tine without some considerable risk. Tuls il good
move and renders the troops Of some service 1t can
be said truly that the State property Is DOW more
efficiently guarded than it has been since the arrival
of troops open the island.
Some little trouble has occurred between the Deputy
Health Officer and Col Ryan, relative to jurisdiction.
DIR. Waller claimed that being State Officer he had
right TO possess the coubtersign. This was denied
by the Colonel, when the Doctor made application to
Adi1tant General Townsend, who immediately ordered
RYAN to give the couutersien whenever it was ked
for by the Health Officer his deputy.
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TAnuas, os PEsssrLyASIA H,ssIS AND CuBA.-
The Democratic Re- publican Central Committee met
Int evening in TT many Hail. Iaac \. Fowler IN t're
81 air, CnJ, eit'r some cton f1angemrit-, pas'c'
srics 81 re.ou'ons the fr-t of which sorheh Jsinr7
Buchanan ID the State ticket and the rest real ~
fuh'ws:
RelreZ That the Deuocrscy of NevYork hsv. eoseIyed
th prsf d 49, III .rcex. which tss attended the etli
Dcsl rem sad.. taken .dvanaE" u ~" ert
s'.soGus the ht 81 'ifrin' ~ 80 question: uPp
,xf,r1. III. d "a and f.nacs mt ference w-rr s<e-d the
Iiob,, a., a. tb- df-f 1rbed ud on If iIda-irt r. Ia
top and lo Al IN irc eut N To- recent sica p'ess
10 mr. scout their with sn cess y" n las eiP''
Az ~ .is,.r 81 p-uny vienna from her rn-"uo'ed
c.., noo-tcs. that r,ooe that 'hsand ~
,b g. Of political traitors extend - hc ,ectons wnie
- b bec IA Weern States tie Tore ana violence 81
o. e ~ within Il sscendelcy ~ the Democratic party 70
ssd no o,pr S4,- bss beer lot which vas Democratic in
l95G ~, the have sNp"-i need here
:, t,y 81 Tee Durcra-y Of Newiork q redeem ther en
Co.. .o p.t the Demorac banner urfn IT. hsuen-nt
t,rfd and we PHO e. oursve 20 D~nocrsry Of
~ ion prove ctoy the "a 81 NVe fber Una,
We ere wezhy 81 tie honorable position on the bs'etei
which ssds b"b go ,.- y, ..
ar, 20 h. rertrd mon many pouts ind shoui b. t'ersted
wb The puost Hbra consistent Fih the INTEGRITY 81 me
marty every retfD ut passrd WHEN tao>e VINO 'her " y
"a oaL.i with opponents previous I" ne btr ana ava
I'm IL the r sc thst hose members " tbr two Houses
thu. c,urtsed with our opp a. tbe al
s. . Of Csugess for the feat n thsr Ormef r-s or ar
now bv aid Of opponents nave Justly 'o
d ii sympathy Of crat should give place 70 met
Of sor DIR aud stsrnef political latin
Rsscited That joce that the renFNa :" te hfh'a
ou..iou no .ectous strife and political agiiaon 1875 OPENED
BE- way consideration Of questions o" pressing np tn'
nation which are vital % iis interests th-i among thrs'
W regard o. first poarc tbe acqit OF -" l-apH
CHA and prosperity oi the counrfs DP our sOuthtr
49, 90 Ia we rrns that III. eneTgies - TIE Denora
INV vii De- directed the solution Of tse question. in
y sinner accordance with national Is1s and ou
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THE Court OF APPEALS.
From The .4Ibdnv Journal. Oct 16.

From The Albany Journal Oct 10.
The Court of Appeals adjourned today, having
heard inc luding few cases submitted, seventy argn
menis and having two successive days exhausted
the calendar ard found no ready for argument
Amor the decisions of most general interest Is that
in the iee Of Arnold w. Rees, affirming the constltu-
tionaliy of tie statute comforting jurisdiction upon the
County Courts in actions for the foreclosure OF mort
cages.
A new trial has been granted in the case OF Can
CENT and the principle established that upon the trial
of an Indictment for capital ofense, consent OF
the prisoner dispense with a full jury of twelve.
The serious question in the was whether the fact
that Cancemi was tried by eleven jurors was SO pre-
sened upon the record that the Court Of Appeals
could be iudciay informed thereof This was settled
m the affirmative
The metropolitan Police case, involving the question
whether the policemen of the old force who adhered to
+, ruaudo w, Cd and resisted the new organization,
became memh. of the police, notwithstanding
manifestation of their Discrimination to do as strong
as IT could be made by pitched battle, has been
ordered to a reargument the Court, il Is understood,
c.n tiDu z divided in opinion.
During the present year more than 3OO causes have
been taken from the calendar by argument and SUBJ
missop-a number very much larger than 10 any pre-
ylous year. Ii the calendar, notwithstanding, If not
diminished from Term to Term, 1t is hot from lack OF
industry in the Judges. No other Court last resort
i'll this country abroad, it will be found, has dis
posed Of large number of cases in the same time
Tie following analysis Of the calendar of the Term
which has Just closed may suggest some Of the rea-
sons why il continues to be so large.
II Il. ..l.t I..V.
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WHY II COLIIUUtb % DC 80 IHTEU'
III, cases ON the calendar there were


COURT OF APPEALS, Oct II, loJN.-Nos I3l, loi,
1856 l3S off, No. 49, default opened by sub
respondent argued Mr. w H0nt for appellant Mr. kernal
respondent Benn.t ast Sill motion 20 dismiss appeal
ShBnk agt Shoe maker motion default granted
without HILL Hill mot dismiss granted
Nos I27 18 lSU ISL III, passed Nos 3o5 9 3d. suoniited
The Decisions OF t Term announced and Court adjourned
until December %. 1883.
DECISIONS IN THE CoURT OF APPEALs-Atrm
snce with oosts.-Dan Nyckof Chemung Canal Bank
ss W. r. tucson Bank of Rome Village Of Rome Chsu
tauque Back White Huttemeir Abo; karn0chan AIT
BoweTy lnsu Co. Consreve AIT. Morgan, too
Thsoler kocLeav 1BbeT Bradley, Il wnsend AIT ~
w Insurance Co.. two Agnew ss Harrington; Dixon
ag Hyatt Brown Hsnar; DoOltte ast the Supervisors
Bloouo County; Brown sg The People, Mulhouser agt
The People.
guueut ordered-James Mccain Metropolitan Pc.
lice Rome Exchange Bar metropolitan Bank Clark AIT
The Mayor of New York Nichols agt. Daye, Baxter sg
Rycrs; Thomas agt. DOwner.
Judgments reversed al granted, cots abide the
Lyon sat Blossom Qlsckenbush sg Johnson Porter
PcttsT; all Buffalo Water WORKS, Cole Rey-
nolds; Robinson Car Leonard sgt BUR-; Pcl u
Guy agt. Mead Murdoch sgt Clifford; Brsinard ast
Jones,
Chamberlain Beper Hsey Mccormick. Quirk Rod
msni Coon We MedbuD Long vs. Nicholas Marsh Easton
q bsou tive per cert
judgment modified Settled parties cannot agree before
johnson, On. J.-N,wlsnd Vs. Warren.
Appeal dismissed with cos,-Bauk Of Geuesee Barro
Spencer.
judgment and Judgment for defendant on
6tmuHtr With leave 20 plaintiff to withdraw demurrer with
Ieynent OF costs and 20 q tTial-Auold AIT Reese.
Judgment OF Su Court Oyer aud Irruner
ana IL W thai orderd-fhiredsr Vs. The People
JucRm, Mt Of supreme Court aud County Judge reversed
Cook vs.. Nelis.
Judgment reversed and trial orde!edM Cancem
Va be Pc
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POLITICAL.

EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DlsTRICT.-The American and
Republican Conference Committees met last night,
and unanimously agreed on recommend ling Mr.. T. j.
Rooarts of the Seventh Ward, to their several Con-
Eeniions as Union Candidate for member of Assem-
by in that District. The Conventions meet on Mon
day. when they will doubtless confirm the action OF
the Conference Committees.
.IIRsT ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr-KSGs COUSrY-The
REPUBLICAN Delegate of the Fact Assembly District
met at No. l70 Joralemon street Yesterday, and
unanimously nominated Mr.. George W. Stilwen of
New Utrecht, as their candidate.
THr USrox-The American General Committee of
Kings County have ratified the uuion of the Americans
and Re, ublcaps on the Congressional and County
tickets BY % to-.
MIrrISc or CoLoRED CITIzyNs.-A meeting Of
sc.ored citizens of Williamsburg held on Wednes
day evening at the Rev. Mr.. Hodges Church, where
resolutions adopted indorsing Mr.. Morgan AMI
the State Republican ticket, aud denouDctg Gerrt
Smith. The Ia. sting adjourned to Sunday evening al
the same place.
Fusion NoxISAzkoS.--The Americans and Repub
Icans of the With A. sembly District, Brooklyn, after
a protracted session, OF Wednesday nigh; nomna'ed
Abraham Messerole, an American, their candidate.
Mr.. Messerole yesterday formally accepted the nomi
nation.
TIE Hon. John b. Haskiu will address his cosstitu-
ents at the Getty House Yonken on Saturday evening,
the ODD inst at Westcb. ster Monday evening" tbe
Q5th inst; at Port Chester on Tse.day evening, the
26th inst; at Bedford Thursday evening, the 2sth
init. and at New.Roohele on Friday evening, the
Goth inst.
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M. Thu'rtr Ms iber NJ. Yoang aud clli J,h, g.
- NJ lhufssu, Nj sr1 Mr. uc-f, thv- chir,a AL .,
NJ e. W fsyn'rr, - sres SIT q. Sp~Dcsr So
ryr & Nir. A ti-rs . 4. IrsN-l n~ory tI-rr.,l-
HI tuft,, q H. hegh"., z. MrLeod. d.. N~s lr. - =
kcisios rAso'pAa, jaime, NJ tt 70. o5,rin o Dr. c -
o. Suf, washington, - & Af.rd stey-h. r.ru-s.-~ ~
" fftc, 4 & harrs low. {. Mhirsu sud w. a., "
:. G. DR. lav' pot Iowa Iasif.n C.t,ro,. 49,
- hh. J.bn Met r.so LoDaou; }. Henry h. lisu IA
NJ. suo Mir + G. Bar. IL Wilkinson. J.sn-s Wa, n
MaIcu. Nj and Mr.. q. "a Glib, A1thany sA.. 81 "
Az sius PtE nold. - izsisna Nj Ms T-wi,, -
10 ks
For Haiygr-Mrs-is w. 4. Crreey. Bo..an r. NJ, q 4,
A~u : ,. LanoVu, Mo sfraRnc >rw.lark L., D. a.
Woo, P.osic' -. t~e Nrs Aui-fs1a, Master 49,.
NJ and Ms u. Audrr,ou. Nj. Mr. aud Ms. Iai,es
Misss. Uuistse Ms Y, bls, Mr. \. n tnis g. N, - 10
h Brown, Josn NJ Dvng-i. Rev Nj Drsma ID 80
tic re au'on haisN Mr. Sans,i ni.ut .ri a,.sss.,
NJ sud Me Mode, - Jolu', } VI O.d~rf Wins.s- ~
, Thomas ffaIef Csp' Coi,rns b B.--Sl Total leo I"
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Rcnorted hu TsLeprnnh.

NEw.ORLEASs Oct 20-COrTOS-The sales of Cotton 10.
day 6e BALE, a. easrr Prices ddns quoted ny
''',1,'' T.
Gales II 5t bales
ss.SsAH oct ~ csrroS steady sales Of 100 bales
PHILADELPHIA Oct 81 FLOUR unchanged. WHEAT quiet
Ntr- 81 ldSl 81 Red I'll z31fl D. Corn steady
WHISKY strsoy al 2ZdZztc.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2l-FLoUR duh but steady; Ohio and
Howard street IS 5 WHEAT firm; Red, 3 l8d oil 2j:
White. = 22dl 80 CoRS-Whtc 15d79c new Yellow
6Sao5c. WHISKY dull but steady Provisions dun Bulk
Mas bd8r.
OswEGo Oct. 2l-s D. m-FLouR without material change
WHEAT IN moderate Demand but holders generally
the views If buyers sales Of a. % buh. Whit Indiana
CosN quiet BAILEY dull sales ~ 30 bush Canadian a. gD
CANAL FREIGHTs dull and sfrady LAKE inPORTs5OOO bush
Barley CASAL ExPoRIs5 70O bbL Flour $500 bush Wheat
1880 bush Corr buh. Rive II 900 bush Barley 100
bg,h. Oat,. 300 bush. Peas
BUFFALO Oct. 2ls m-FLouR unchang ed; sales Of go
bbs IS extra Illinois aud +jd s. for the r.nre
Of 4ira and double Indiana Michigan Canadian and
ONO WHEAT IN pretty good demand for milling di.po-
ion on the part u holder. buyers tuy
safe lower s'rs 500 bush. at G53c. for unsound aud
sound No. Chic Spring ec for Red Ohio for No
Rcd Winter Illinois s. rs for White Ohio and = 81 f,r
prime White her tucky Com duh and heavy: sales
tu-h prime Ohio al 57r BARLEY du sales f bush 7j
for OLo aDo sc. for prime Canadian hYE aud OATs-No
sales, WHISKY steady with sale. al nc. CANAL FREfCHTs
Sc on Flour. l2 on heat and lie. Corn N-wYo
RECEIPTS: $50 bb flour 1852 hush. heat. 1870
Corn. SHIPMENTS: 2sJo bbs Flour, $3.50 bush. Wheat
u. BUSH Com, ',5Si bush. Barley.
CAciAAATI, Oct. 2-FLoUR dull. and prices irregular
holders sex td ~ on Tor supehne and 81 75a r5 r
extra WHEAT dull and unchapged WHISKY advanced 70
HE with demand Ms. PORK held Is 2jd 90
the market closing buoyan'. LARDia bb- At 9fc.
CHICAGO, Oct 2-FLoUR steady. WHEAT steady AZ see.
CoEN active 81 &c. OATS firm. SHIPMENTS Buffalo, -
te,h Corn RECEIPTS: 800 bills Flour 100 bush. Wheat
l2,'o bush. Corn.
NEwORLEsSs, Oct. electromagnetic easier bn. quota.
tiops hanged sales to-day 1000 bales FREfGHrs u Boz.
70 &C. ExoHAAGE on New-iois La sales at 3, cent
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-oer. a-Be

THE CoBEL sANsLAUGHTER CASE.
The cs.e Of the people sgt. L. CoOel charged with
anslsughtr in pIocnrug sbortiOn Mrs Weaver from
. which she oied. Mas called morning
Tie District Attorney stated consequence being en-
in the JAN Sessions would be- Impossible ft him
Ty the sog MI Ciuior objected the case gon
unless IL oeci Attorney certain Of ready n
time the called Ais further disc
thr Juc ge adouEgled the matter uLtA Tuesday next
The Juh1s harh charged with false prrtenses VS.
postponed till tbs December Tenn The Court then ad
jo0rLed tai Monds,
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Passeugsss Arrived

~ ne'r.np INT from hlrrs cad sgs'.a-p,ss-p ~.
"I NJ 49, % hSi ahd Nv Mi..rs bon.i Cement l. w..
.sit "ehm james sns.,raid. X BIT Rryr.d. m 49,,
MaA ylAs p,~iur, II d. Graham J. n PArtndss D. -
i.sie ~, nvig.nttini.r, Dans,ut Maiane B,afa NJ.
W. ~ N - "a Z >chn-tcr. Gear ~ R-rrkag-
."yu' :. woe H. s'rrr sud son. Krrct Mr. Brlrsr NJ
Mol N!ll' sninh, Gos- Law NJ Bl,s- C,arsls.
go -. isn ''N M-.r M>. Ameia N.inap NJ. S.b,f
Ms -, s'aa~,i.f N,ssss Bskr. Psaron Prrkn. sen,
h9eei N.'t,,, ia,, Lave, Rsd', NJ, J W,It NJ. e
;. h"s ri NJ ard Nh Hamb,urs Nc Norn.ps NJ -
NJ hedr'b n feh~r suo ~iy Mn A,.ei A D,,ss 80.
Dath afes ",is,,I Mn boaisnser Ms.V C,ni,r pail.
Ry L. sncer siroter sna isniy NJ Land.,sA - az
isniy, Mr. Weer SUD ianil', MilAeup, s.lro. ~ = "
ana isnly. snd ~ m III. str.raE-. ' ''iS' =
In sisc sship bdcs " ANA. ff0- Ns Orlea.,s,s ill.,,
a ta,y. Mis- Z. tyd, aus 'hil', } Iofreu. A y -,
VI, nt, A. r. R.yes johnson. Msrgaf.;a L.w,N p ~
1ale-, Mr.. : Smith Nr. f,tcye- Miss C. smrA No ~
Randall, '. Belro Mis, : Rshreiry. CAPT Daniel MGR
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COURT or SPECIAL SEssiONS-Ocr l-Beflre Justice.
49,, ~ NJ - - Erlru 0N-.'ee'

Alexander Black, stealing bank bills and coins
House of Refuge Tbad irs Eugene and Joseph Smith stealth
psCksscs Of -FOUR Piteniisy two InoIbs each (cog
Ful,ng ~ aug barrel Re! Tertiary month VIM Hyrr
assault and battery Cty Prison IL Johnson
stealing silk era ats Pepen.sy siH months Henry Murr
baesS fenitsutiary III. George Reynolds
assault and bstery; Penitep,sTy three months FT.d-rck
X, Mine anti battery, and SIC John RcksFds steal
fx stp; Per'eLti sry two moLihs. George r. TllaU
s,,s ling hsh j9dsme-t suspended ias Williams steapg
or.s. snd shirt Pepent.yy Doph Gas Ross ping
3 disors,rly house, Fined SIS
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In regard to Land Warrants, Ih0mPsOas Bank Note
R'poTrer says
In answer to the many applications for the form
Of assignments for Warrants issued 10 deceased war
raptees, we beg To say that We have addressed
eral letters TO the General Land Office asking the
Commissioner for a letter or circular embodying the
desired ufOrmaton stating that We wished il Tor pub
hcAon in order ourselves and the Department
much trouble in this matter. We thought were
dong good thing for the widows and heirs Of depart
ed soldiers and possible wrong to the Administers
ton But our communications have received No at
tenfioD. Several If acquaintance inform that
they have been equally unfortunate in their cores
pondence with the Department. Thus situated,
must not only decline buying Warrants not assigned
by the warranee in person, out must decline giving
al opinion as to whether they will or will not be re-
ceived at the Land Offices.
Warrants are active at present quotstiOns. The
demand, however, is more for investment for rise
than for immediate location. We quote:
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MAXINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEWBORN. oc, .,
Cleared.

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s,hooutIs-Lu,y than. MItos, roTtus.. MsCre.ax
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H. NckrI.ou Uudiu. Riley Phiad- lphi jane. ads Coz
u.tilout NELSON Bsngor o. ~ buy sarah Nara tese
hill 81. Kris. csitwrisht Hifus a Co
steam,is- Bristol Allen fhaa, phs; Artan C6aa.s B.l
timore, W Daire k,nneb,,, Hsud, fadadePh Psssms
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Juoge NooDRuFF.-DEcisIoNs
WIN. Niblo act. Geo Harrison. = Motion denied
with ~ TO defendant sbde Of the suit
Before J ldge PIERREPONr.
heodore j. MerCien agt. Isaac PaelstOne.-Moton
% aside default order granted.
Salne-Moti0n aside judgment granted terms
TO be sestled with order.
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WARRANTS sod az thls ONCE are Guaranteed IN
every respect
S. Diapers daily auction sale of Stocks and Bonds
VIII take place tomorrow friday, at III o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolays regular daily auction sale Of
Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow friday
Of I?I O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
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NEW TELUGR,PH LINZ SouTH.-ln t. lay : paper
pLbli-h telegraph dispatch, dated Newosie W.
Sat- rday, whirh ues received over the ne" S" rl
ue,tein Te, graph Line, via Chaiano"sai hnoAFl.s
prntol and Iyu,hbnry THIS i new telegraph rihe'
eud uill break up the present MONOPOLY OF me NTN
York and New-Grles, line. Richmond Dis Oct. To-