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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

aver 5 CdCLdTLlc Fills,
FOR AL The PURPOSES or A puRGkTM MEDlciaE-
ToR CosrIyrSEss;
Fon THE CuR. OF DrspErsrA:
Fox JAuSpICE,
For THE CUBE or IxDHRsrroS
FoR HEADACHE;
EoR THE CURE or DysESTERY:
For Foul STOMACH
FoR THE CURE or EkyErELAs;
FoR THE Piles,
FoR THE CURE OF ScKorUrA;
FoR ALL ScRoFuLors COMPLAINTS;
FoR THE CUNE or RHEUMATISM
FoR DISEASES OF THE SgIS;
For THE eUHK Or LIVER COMPLAINT
FoR DRofsy
FoR THE Cunx or TErrEH, TrMoRs AND SALT
RHEuMs
FoR WoRsm;
FoR THE CURE OF GorT,
For DINNER PILL;
FoR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FoH PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most scnsi-
vegetable, no harm csn arise from their use in any
quantity
Price - csnts psr Box; s soxss Tor sloo.
Great numbers Of Clegym..., Physieians. States
men, and EN-, eminent PARSONAGE have lent nsl.
remedies, but 0srr space here win not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis oar AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put Of by nnprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make mere profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others The sick
want the best aid there's for then and they should
have it .
All our Remedies are for sale by
BARTLETT, KAYE CO., Ksokuk.
J. u. k1ED CO., Chicago,
BARNARD CO., s.. Louis,
SURE, DCKSTEIN CO.. Cmcnnat,
Wholesale Agents,
Ard Aents in every tom In the United States
myl6d&w1y
KEOkUk EEMALE SEMINARY.
NyHD second term II this Institutiou win com
! msnoe on Monday, Nov. 18th, In the basement
of the Chatham Square Churrh .cemsr Of tn sn<
Morgan st, Ihees roons have besn found dry and
cool and sAsy q aeoess.
The Teachers secured n instruct In their differ
emit departmenlaof study are the following:
Rev. @. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. s. r. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. b. h. CRAVEN;
Miss L. COPELIN.
| Mr.. 0. g. lBbekL, tsachsr o3 Vocal Music.
Prospectus Of the Institution will BE- publishes
and can Be Obtained o. appioaticn 20 the Presisen
or Secretary Of the sRsard u Trustees, or - tn,
Principal. WA. THOMPSON, Prssidsnt.
II. sfRoHo, Secretary.
Nov. T. sAQ-d
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Legal Nesice.

vlsO HAWKINS TAYLOR, N. R. Delaplain, Vim
! Stotts + Sons, Saml Bonner, VIM. 4 X. L. Rud.
dick, Chase Jewest, Rankin Miller, james NJ
Corbet, Cleghorn Harrison, james w. Grimes
Sumner stebbns, Cannable 4 6my tn, Frederick Ii
Moore, Rob't Getty, r. II. Smith. John y. Holsey
Charles Parsons a Co., d. r. Miller, Edgar II
CLINE, Samu 81 Ritchey, Joseph Strottman, Fickler
Lucas, s. j. Hamiii, James B. Foley, Brown 4
Ciendening, Cady, Jones Peck, Geo. b. Wilson
James Jack, Jesse kuddick, Edward Boynton, S, G.
s. Carter, and Guy Wells: You are hereby mott
fed that there IL now on file in the once OF thu
Clerk Of the District Court In Lee county Iowa, o,
Keokuk, petition OF Marthsw Reilly, claiming OF
said Hawkins Taylor thrcc thousand five hundred
dollars as money due three p-omissory notes
cuted by him 20 plaintiff March 8, 1887 and OF all Of
you the foreclosure Of q mortgage given by him to
secure Ead notes, tract Of land Eitnated Tbs
right bank Of the Mississippi river, being part Of
the northeast fractional quarter Of section twenty
four, township sixty Eve north Of rsngc Eve west
in the County Of Lee and State of Iowa, more par
tieuiary dcscrbed in said petition, and being the
equal undivided one-haH Of four and s. 100 acres
less. except one acre of the west end OF said
tract, previously sold to b. Farnum. And unless
you appear and anss er thereto on before the I'd
day 81 the February term, 1860, OF said Court,
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
ORION CLEMENS,
Dec. 10. 1s59-dim Atty for Plt'f.
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Master CommIssi OmeF,s Sale I'm
CAancery.
John Tarbell, John Kidder,
and Peter Firhar

John Tarbell, Jehn Kidder,
and Peter Eichar,
1yY virtue ct necrctHf order made by the District
- Court of the United States for the District
Of lows, Southern Divixion. - the October term,
1858. thereof, holden ut Burlington, and a special
order, made Dec, l. 1850, and to me directed will
on Wednesday, the 4th day Of January, 1860, be-
tween The hours Of o'cloek =. IN. and o'clock p
m. Of said day. al the door Of the Clerks office Vi
said Court In the City OF Keokuk, sell TO the high
est bidder for cash the following described real
tate, 70 wit: The seuthea one third Of lots ten
I0j.eieven q u and twelve l12l, In block sixty-ont
,6I), In the city of keoknk, countJ of Lee and
state 81 Iowa, and make deedto the purchaser In
accordance with tbs deer Of said Court.
Said sale is made to satisfya decree rendered hy
said Cours In favor of the Cincinnati Type Foundry
and against said John Tarbeli, John kidder ane
Peter Echar r. y ENETEH,
Special Master Commissioner i'm chancery, District
Court of United states.
Dec. Q. 1s59-dlm
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KeOkuk Nursery.
100000 n ea 49, J. sSs !. SALE sas
nursery IN the Vest. Varieties 70 Auit thoaima ate
and soil. Dwarf Pear and Peach Trsss, 0fuanen-
tsl Trees and Shrubs; Hoaghton's seedling Goose
berry plants, and Grape roots. Time for trans
| planting, from September to June.
Orders may BE- left 1T No. Estes House, Msin
| street, Ksokuk. WIN. BARNES.
Sept 0-d4w
| ~ n. Ausrrz. c.. n. ALBKRs.
W. HI. AUSTIN d CO.,
Grocers and Produce Dealers,
NO. IFS MAIN-sT,
KEoK ..........-...IoWA.
SUGAK-CURED HA MS.
EREsH SUGAR CURED HAMS always on hand
l. and for salsby W.A. AUSTIN = co.
Dec. Ii, % -d&w
FKEA n OHsTEMs
ID ECEIVED daily, and for sale low BY
~ w. IL. AUSTIN co.,
dee1S l1S Main-st.
SUGARS
| 4 LII grades of N. O.,
IA Crushed,
fowderedy
and Clarified,
for sale Low by WI. AUSTIN CO.,
/ dec23dkw lis Main-st.
PRIME RIO. :. :,
can be had Ut
W.. AUSTIN CO.'S,
decl3dAw No. lis Main-st.
/ MOLAssEs.
BEIonnR' s. \. .. n.s..,,
n ''l'. '''' and w. " f. f. 1 .;1s X CO.,
| declsdAw lie Main-st.
| IMPERIAL, Young Hyson,
1 Powohong and English Breakfast Teas,
. LARax assortment for sale Low by
w. h. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
aecIe - TO Main-st.
FLOUR FLOUR!
GHEAPs
/ TsITY MILLS "FOuR ACE
IN Magnolia Mills,
Gate City Mills,
and other brands Of Flour, for sals, wholesale and
Retail. Enquire ~ the "City Mills, orst
Il W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.'S,
Il Decf3-dAw lis Aain-st.
ScoTcH ALE, ,o,nou noarrn.
Il and ALSOPP'S PALE ALE.
BY the Dbl. or dss., for sale BY
dcc13dAv W. II. AUSTIN ACO.
II CALT.--New York fine, in bills, q. A. in axis.
Il ~ for safe by w. II. AUSTIN = CO.
! decl3d
lIOBAs GERMAN SOAP. q. II. Hill Co.'S fol
4 10 sale BY w. Ii. AUSTIN CO.,
WANTEDs
500 bush. Hungarian Grass Seed, and
500 bush. Tinothy Seed, for which the highest
market price In Cash viii be paid by
W. H. AUSTIN Co.,
900 Hushels OF Wass1 y .01~1- Tor
which We will PAX ST.. LOUIS PRICES, ii de-
livered soon. WI. AUSTIN co.
deci2dkw Aa
i UTE are paying CASH for RAYS, Old Brass and
~ and Copper. BUTTER, EGGS, and all otAs,
! W. II. AUSTIN CO.,
dee13dLw No. IlsMAia-strset.
spirits TurPensbn0.
X.J. NILKIl60N.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
novld % Main-st.
VlsHk BOOK OF TIE CHAPTER, Ok Morritoria
) Instructions in tho degrees of Marx, Past, Ans
. Most Excellent Master, and the Holy Royal Arch
n ~ sls ssls = !, osDrs. BnowsHLI %.
NEW HOOKS.
FrHE Advsntu1es OK Mr.. Verdant Green, b,
i CathbntBcas, With 100 hausroasi llnstsAtions
Il ''s, OGDEN, BRoWHELLA *. -
4 nnr1k6 No - -
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Original Notice.
To l.. W. 0sBrien, VIM. n. o'Brien Harry Fulton
LAWS Rossnthal, Norris Kindskopp, defend


antsl.
Vou are hershy respectively notified that there
- IL now on Me In the Clerk 3 Once OF tho Dstii let
Court Of Lee County, lows, at Keokuk, petition
Of JAMIE n. Billings, claiming Judgment on FORE.
closure OF mortgage against said l.. w. 4 Vim 81
. 'hrien above Damed, for the sum Of zine hundred
dollars, with ten per cent interest
from the 18th day of February, 1858 ,nnd special
and general execution against L. w. 4 VIM. II.
O'Briens and - against al said defendants above
named praying also for the foreclosure Of mort
Spcu 20 fest an 81 the re,r ends - ioa. io
ii and II, block 6s, Ksokuk, Lee Co., Iowa; the
salt Of said mortgnged premises TO pay of said
debt, the extinguishment of Nil equity Of redemp-
hyn therein, for costs and general relief.
Now, yon and each Of you are notified to apprar
and answer ssid petition on the morning of the I'd
dag o. the next term OF said Court to be holden on
the LIT Monday Of February, 1860, or judgmen,
and decree will b had therein prayed for by de-
Fault. IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec. 10, lS59-d1m Sopr for Petitioner
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won - itself such rcnown FIR the cure of
cvery varisy OF Throat and Lune Csmplafnt that
II Is entirely unnecessary for as to recount the
evidence OF its virtues wherever II has been en-
PLAYED. As it has long been In constant use
throughout this section. we need not do more than
assure the people its quality Is kept zap the best
II ever has been, and that ii NAV be relied on to
do for their relief all IL has cses been found 10 do
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ALANs
A LARGE stock of Juveniles for the Holidays,
a for sale by III. w. YVES rCOTT,
uselOd "a Aain-st.
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OFl4h0aA M0lhGGs
To John Etsnnus, John Hamilton, Jos. Kelley,
VIM. Stannus, fdefendantsl:
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
il now On fie inthe Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition
of James a Lee, claiming Judgment against
said Jahn Stannus and John Hamilton above
named, for the sum Of nine hundred thirty-eigh
dollars with interest ut ten per cent. from the 9th
day Of February, 1857, on two promissory notes Of
said parties dated Feb IS, 1857, for $46Q EACH and
special and general execution against John Sta n
nus and John Hamilton, and against all said dc
fendsnts shove named, praying ALSO fer the fore
clsnre Of = mortgage given by said ohm stsnnus
.nJ John Hamilton 70 James A. Lee upon the un-
divided ons-third part OF fifteen acres ofland off of
the east side Of the northwest of the south west
quarter OF section twenty-five. township S. north,
range west, IN Lee Co., lows; the sale Of said
mort gagged promises to pay CT said debs, the ex-
tingui hment of all equity Of redemption therein,
f0r costs and general relief.
Now, you and each Of you ere notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the "A
day of the next Term Of said Court 10 be holden
on the LIST Mondayof February, 1850, or Judgment
And decree NH be had therein prayed for by de-
fault. III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec. 10. 1S59-dIm Sol'r for Petitioner.
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IsAX SALE OF LOT on which Delinquent special
i tax - due and unpaid for laying plank walk on
4th and Exchange streets in front u said lot
Owners name Lot Block. Tax. Cost
Unknown, 81 xfS.64 Al 10
NUficE ishefeby given to the owner Of the
lot described in the foregoing list situated in the
CITY of Keekak, Leo Comfy and state OF iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and levied on
said lot ~ in the above list by the CITY
Council Of the City Of keckuk, and unless paw
ment be made OF the tax 30 levied, ana also iii
costs, On or before tho Ath day Of January. A. D.
1850. the said lot so much thereof Is shAll be
necessary 10 discharge SAID tAx and c1sts, i'll be
sold a thn day Aforesaid, Il the Mayors On CO in
said city, between the hours Of O'Clock a. Ia.
and o'clock p. "a.
C.. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of keohuk.
Dec. IL 1850 dtd
A L,o, Banks OF New York Adam Bede, Love me
~ little love me long, Life OF Hnmboldt, Idyls
Of tho King, vidocq, Mas Slimmens Window,
dold Foil, for Va e at II
OGDEN, BROWNELL b co.'s
As ClrY Book Srosx,
| deelbd No. 81 Main-st.
on BBlS. assorted, all new and fresh, for sale by
wv kELl100a BIR6E,
neY1ld So Aainrst.
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!
Io0haflss q. Adams, Alex @. Taylor, Joseph Tons
iinsa ,jr., Issar Masl. Jamse Humphrey, Bridg
man 4 MssA Dsn. Wsitace, fdefcndantst:
VOU ars hereby respectively notified that there
~ n new On HI = the Clark b Once Vt the Dis
trist o6art a Les County, lows, at keokAk, . Pc
It'll ~ Hirsm Barney, claiming a judgement on
e. 0asA mortgage against said Charles G.
- - nanod, for the sum Of two hundred
l 3tm yAtS aad W 100 dollars, with tan Per cent
~ l5Om - 18th dsy VI Ang, 1872, md
spso md genstal execution against CnAxa -
- And g AeAinat Ill said defendan1r ~
nxmSl praying Efso for the foTeeiosure Asrt
- 6ktsn 81 said Uhss. 9. Adams 70 Hies Ma
son 1Dn the frnt snds OF lots snd block lS1
49, ne hslf sberrof--in Tia City q xeokuk
Ls1 ccnnty, Iowa; the sale Of I'D mortG1ecd prom
iss1 q pay 81 said dsbt thDextinguisAment of all
tQvaty 1f rsdcmption thsSin, m ese&e md xsner-
alsel31. agsas.,g e5-f
NJ. xen and eaeA az you are net4dsd TO appear
and ans1w said pctition on the morning ar the "a
day 81 me ne ssFm Of said Court, % Is holden OF
the lat Mon6ky n February, 1850, Or 1udgmen,
and decree viii b had therein prayed 1ur 81 a.
fault. - III. SCOTT HOWELL
Doc. Jp, lSb9 -dlm Eelsr fof Petitioner.
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OFFERS A FULL STOCK or DRUGS, MEDI-
" CINES, .PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS. &c., to the trade, and at retail, ct very
low prices for Cash.
July Z, sod
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OBl&t00k MotaCe.@ 8ssa
Te James Nolan Trustee for Hugh Cameronl,
Haxh Oxmeron, O. H. Lonn, II. h. Reedar, j smes
Bradford, g. VI .Garetson, JsnniAgs Anderson,
W. II. Kwing. Wheeler, Bellows CO., VIM.
Il. /. kaddtnk, BaAarnft, Beaver 4 Co., Cosnelia
0rinnan, b. II. 0rinnAn and A. g.. Grinnan, (de@
fendantA1s ~
VoU arc hereby respectively Notified that there
i i now on tlc tn the Clerk OGca or the District
Court al hss County, lows, 81 Ksokuk, pstition
OF Hiram barney ,slaining . fragment on fore
ciosnrs Of mortgage against said James Nolan,
irAses, 80 =. Camerm above named, for the
sum Of one hundred sessnty four and To- 100 dol
lars with ten per cent. interest from the 18th day
81 Aag.. is and special and general execution
AgsaastJ - Nolan, Trustee, and III. Cameron, and
= axAinst all nid defendants above named praying
aaso Ter the fofsclosure of mortgage given by said
Jas NoIan Trustee, 4c., 10 ChaIes Mason, upon lot
biork fs7,i N the City of Keekgk Isss Co fSwa;
the sale Of said mortgsged premises 10 pay of said
asef, the extingaishnent Of al equity Of rcdemp-
ncn tAerein, Tor ocsts and general relief.
roS, ycu and cach Of ycu are notified to appear
and ansMer said petition on the morning of the 81
day OF the next term of said Court to be holden ON
the lst Mondsyof February, 1860, or Judgment
and decree viii he had therein ~ prayed for by de-
fault, H. SCOTT HOWELL
Dcc. ID, 185o-dlm Eol'r for Petitioner.
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ntnriss and Journals Tor $780,
IIFor sale by nj. w. WESTCO T.,
Deei0d 81 Main-st.
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TTyHE members Of the Iowa State Insurance Com
i pany are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing will be held on the sccond Monday Of January
nex I, ct the Office Of the Company il the Guy OF
II sokuk, ~ 80 clock p. m; ~ which time Beard
of Dircctors will be elecicd for the ensuing year.
VIM. r. TURNER, 6ec'y.
Dec. 2, IS6o-d1m
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1AOVANBA vGAH OO1 .
1nO nnn APPLE TREES FOR SALE, AS
lUUsUUU Tow ~ can b. bcuKht 81 any good
nursery In the West. Varieties 70 Auit thoslimats
and soil. Dwarf Pear and Peach Trsss, Oruanen-
tsl Trees and shrubs; Hoaghton's seedling 0eoss-
harry; red and white CuTrants, Raspberriss. Straw
berry plants, and Grape roots. Time for trans
planting, from September to June.
Orders may Be left At No. Estes House, Msin
street, ksokuk. WIN. BARNES.
Sept 9-d6w
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"ILL OU0E, and does daily Cure
w souae u the most wYstched easss Of Rheuma
tpmy Rafalyea, Files, b., thAt were ever known
Try Is too, On the Sams Of testhing children, on
ae6y1 nthsrsd breast and see how quictmg !
pEovss. Il tho best doctors use ID who have be
sc9s acquainted with II, and every rst class drng
gist sells It,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-12
jersey CITY News.

HrDsoN COUNTY CouRr.-The January term or ,h,s
court was commenced yesterday, Judges Ogden, Fink,
Charles and Carpenter presiding. Judge Ogden omitted
the usual charge TO the jury, but read the law in ree-
renee TO the holding Of George Carter for the murder Of
ohn Brusnham The court then adjourned to ten o'clock
today. ~
There twenty four prisoners in the county ai await.
ing NE action OF the Grand Jury. The civil List of causes
Is quite large.
RonnERlKs-The club room Of the Jersey City Yacht
'luo was broken into on Monday night and robbed Of
considerable property. watch dog l. also missing.
ine rouse Of Empire Hook and Ladder Company No 1
was broken open and robbed Of wearing apparel, belts
anu onsr articles The silver plate belonging to tho com
lany which the thieves probably after had bcon re
moved lew days previous to the Hudson County Bank.
me residehce OF Joel G. Lane, No 202 Wayne street
WIZ 'n'fea on Monday evening while tho fanny were al
suru.r' ne thieves elected an entrance through the
soute 10 an upper room, and after making thorough
tearch, left with quantity Of clothing.
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News from Buenos Ayres TO the 9th of November has
come to hand.
Before the closing Of the legislative Chambers an ami
mated debate took place IN reference TO the Bishops in
come, which resulted the Assembly voting the restora
ton OF revenue, with slight modification viz sec ooo
instead of 100000
With the exception Of the disturbance in Guardia del
Monte before reported the greatest order and tranquility
regned throughout the country.
IN the Argentine Confederation the situation OF all the
coniedefated provinces general satisfactory ex
cepting Mendoza and San Juan in which last revou-
ohary movement broke out the night Of the 23d Oro.
Der, IN which General N. Bcnavidcs enc Of the mos
prominent persons in the actual pol c state Of the pro
vince, was killed.
IN consequence OF this event The national government,
nad sent paciypg committee presided by the Minister
BeFqni, with authorization to move troops, and 500
men had already marched on San Juan Mendoza had
on ths account been converted into military depot The
termination Of this affair which has unfortunately cost
some bioodshed already, is anxiously expected The
osa government OF San Juan wnch considers itself with
io right to act as IL has done has called upon the c
zens 10 take arms, and only waits how the aiajr
WIZ De treated in order TO decide whether or no, to offer
resistance The spark has kindlcd, and we should not
wonder If II spread far and wide
Inc rest OF The confederation continues in peace
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BROOKLYN CITY News.

THE CorRT STREET BELL TowER-The inexcusabe and
gross neglect Of the Common Council in putting the
Court street bell tower into proper repair has long been
the subject Of complaint among property boders and re
men in South Brooklyn. For more than year the bell
in question has been SILENT and during that period the
remen in tho Second and Third districts have had 10 de-
pend upon the faint and uncertain tones Of the City Hall
bell for every alarm. NO ess than three petitions have
been sent into the Common Council praying for the i'm
mediate renedyirg of the ev but strange to saw the
matter has always been treated with codness and neglect
The fremen say that is impossible at ss TO hear the
City Hall bell in the neghbofhood of HsnIon avenue
ferry, and call loudly for the erection OF bell tower
repair of the old The matter should be attended
70 at once il has been neglected long enough IL is
cerey hoped the Common Council win give the mater their
earliest attention.
Actions FOE DAMAGEs-Tne case Of Albert Rarraby
against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, commenced
in the City Court Monday, dismissed, there being
Of action. 1t will be recoccted that he in.
jured attempt TO jump railroad car IN Court street
while IL was in motion, and being Knocked down by a
car coming from an opposite direction was run over
Another action for damages was called on IN which John
b. Mack and wife paintfs, and J. Coudt Halsey
defendant The plaintiff wife ami daughter were in-
jured by the falling Of gate leading 70 premises at the
foot Of South Sixth street, owned by defendant Careless
the part Of defendants enpoyes was charged.
but after the examination Of witnesses IL 40
peared that the accident the result Of neg
eence the part of the plaintiffs, and the was dis
missed.
ACCIDENTS ny BuRSNG.-A little girl named Cornela f.
jenkins, residing at 257 Gold street, seriously in
jured yesterday, by her clothes taking fire. that she died
last evening Her clothes caught from the stove while
warming herself
Mary Scully, domestic in the house of Mre Smith
No. las Canton street, met with similar accident
yesterday morning, while making fire in the store She
was seriously injured, but was alive at last accounts
She was conveyed to the City Hospital.
urec dollar bills on the Rank
OF New Jersey, New Brunswick, N. j., well executed,
were put IN circulation last night One was arrested
by the Third Precinct Police for passing them.
CoRREcI1oS was no post mortern examination NJ
the body Of Thomas McCluskey, was reported yester
day. according to tho statement OF the friends of the de-
ceased. An inquest was, however, held the body,
merely to satisfy certain parties that there was no foul
play.