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JOHNSTON 4 TURNER.

JOHNSTON 4 TURNER.
GHnAr nnrosIvM'
IIATSl HATS!l IIATSl!l
CAPS! cAPsu cAPsl!!
FOR THE MIL "!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHNSTON & TURNER,
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
On st. Charles Street,
Near the FRONT ENTRANCE,
Have just opened
THE eREArHsr STOCK
HATS AND GAPS
EVER BROUGHT To.THIs CITY,
They have something in that line to the taste Of
EVERYBODY, i"
s3.41v-, Rox OR G1zkD.
Whether 1T be Work Visit n-or Fair weathe, OF
| Foul-ser Peace for WARRIOR
HUNTING. BATHING, OR CoURTING.!
All demands made upon their s,ockis sure to meet with
| q ready response.
show their tho great variety kept they will
enumerate moderate extent They will call at,en.
| ton to their stock of
GENTLEMEN's DRESS HATS,
| Consisting of the different varieties of
FRENCH oAssINERE-Lates. Style.
AMERICAN cAss1MERE-Latest Style.
FRENCH FUR-Latest Style. No..
AMERICAN FUR-La.est Style
FRENCH sILK-Latest Style.
AMERICAN sILK-Iaest Style.
All Of the abovenamed qualities Of the
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE STYLE!
Theyshaye hand also very large stock Of
FELT HATS,
being all the varieties Of
SOFT BEAVER HATS, With Low Crown or High to sui.
| the taste.
Fine French Fur MALAKoFFs and REDANs, with Broad
| or Narrow Brims.
Fine Black and colored French English and American
BENGAL PLAIDs of French, English or American man
| AMERICAN FUR HATS of all qualities
| WOOL HATS at all prices.
They also have the following described kinds Of
@ A P s.:
SCOTCH BoNEETs, YORKSHIRE CASHMERE, French
Cashmere and Cloth English and American do.
OIL Silk CAPS and CAP coyERs-Plad, Black and Col.
| ored Silk.
Black, Blue and Brown Silk Velvet cAPs-An patterns.
| United States Army and Regulation CAPS.
FANCY CAPS, with Plumes-for Children.
Common Cloth Cashmere CAPS for Servants etc., etc
| F OR r H E l. A D I e S
| They have
RIDING HATS
In the following varie.y
EMPRESS EUaENIA BEAVER, with Magnificent Ostrich
Plumes.
Rich Black and Colored HATS, with Plumes to suit
| American Ladies' HATS, with Eagle Plumes.
Besides the above named Goods they have fine assert
ment Of
UMBRELLAS AND CANES,
OF all Descriptions of French, English and American
| fscture.
FINE LEATHER HAT BOXES,
| HAT AND COAT BRUSHES,
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CHAS. r. RAILEY & co.

/ CHAS. r. RAILEY & CO.
r,IIAs. II. RAILEY . CO., GENERAL aRooERs
/, And Dealers in
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
| No. II Tchoupitoulas and
/ No. "a Csravier street.
Brandy
| 200 packages various qualities.
whisky
| 80 packages OLD BOURBON.
| MoNoNGAHELA,
| IRISH,
SCOTCH.
REcT1F1ED.
| Wines In Wood
MADEIRA.
SWEET AID DIRT MALAGA.
| Wines In Glass ""@
cLARET, @..-v. @5...
WHITE WINES ....
sAuTERNF. ~-..
BAgsAc. etc.. etc.
200 baskets assorted.
Sundries-
BRANDY oHERR1Es-Glass and cork stops.
BRANDY FRUITs-Assorted.
ABsYNTHE-various brands.
ANIsETTE-All qualities.
CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE.
| CURACAO.
| CoRDIALs-Assorted, all kinds.
KIRsCH.
| MARAsCHINo.
PEPPERMINT.
| ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
woLFE's AROMATIC scHIEDAM sGHNAPPs.
| BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
| APPLE BRANDY-old and enc.
PEACH BRANDY.
| CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoRTER-ouarts and pin,s.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quarts and pints.
PORTER AND ALE-Ip boxes, ots. and pts, Auer'p,
| Tobacco ~.mu'.Is ...z
800 boxes OF all styles.
Pounds, half pounds, SIS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP. etc.. from the lowest grade. 70 The
| atuho-, .,a,,.r ara rv;co 4
| Cigars
| All the approved brands Of fine Havana CIGARS.
| An assortment Of German CIGARS.
Cuba Skies, etc., etc.
Lorillard's, CARROTS. Goodwins
Roome's, ETC., ETC., etc.
Pipes
PIPES Of every description
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities.
Goodwins Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
| Tea-Tea,-Tea-
IMPERIAL, in half chests Of every qusity-1eo pigsj
in 6, II and IT lb. boxes 200 -.
:. in csnisters Of / and Ibis. each. 100 :.
:. int h., IL Id. and cansers, 100 :.
YOUNG HYsoN, hf chests ass'd quality, 60 :.
ooLoNG PoyCHoNG, :. :. :. 100 :.
:. =. inlO, Is and 2elb 100 :.
| PoUCHoNG. in and 8 OF. papers, 100 =.
Pickles, Preserves, Ketchups, etc.
Ground Spices. ...-=
Wood and Willow Ware.
Spices
| 100 bags PEPPER.
| 20 bales end half bales CLOVES.
| 80 bags ALLsPIcE.
! 800 CAssIA.
1000 pounds NUTMEas.
1 200 :. MACE.
| Paper
| Hardware, Straw,
| Cap and Letter.
| 81, Tea, News, etc., etc.
Playing Cards
American and Spanish, every variety.
Oils
| Lard, Sperm, Whale, Cotton Seed.
sweet-On-
| Quarts and pnts-2O0 baskets.
Soap
| Magnolia Colgate, Winchester Western etc.
| Coffee
| RIO, JAVA,
| WHITE AND BROWN,
| MOCHA, LAGUAYRA.
| Candles
| sTAR-15OO boxes.
| SPERM,
1 CHEMICAL SPERM, etc.
| Butter-
| GOSHEN-Fresh landing constantly fly steamers ant
sail vessels, from the best Eastern Dairies
WEsTERN-Fresh, landing constantly by steamers.
Cheese
| $50 boxes now in Store
| Western, English Dairy,
| Durham Farm
| Gloucester,
| siton, etc
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,4sE VALUABLE SUGAR ESTATE AT &
c1hson MONDAY, the 7th day Of january next, OK
the VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION opposite the NJ
under cultivation S e which sIe in cane t9gssS With s.
portion Of the estate cleared all high land
The property we'll improved and in excellent order for
cessful cropping.
VII! also be sold Mt the same time and place. the WOOD,
FIELD PLACE containing 1911 of wood land situated
on The Gros Tete Railroad 10 miles from the river
G1-TERMs-on CASH assumption Of BIT to the
Citizens Bank for about S0OO and the balance In al
two three and four years. with interest at Of 8per
annm from date of purchase until final paymensad
no ties TO be secured by mortgage on the property.
full description Of the be at the Office Of
J. W. BuRBRIDGE Of New Orleans.
The sale will take place on the premises.
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS.
Mast Data pnupo na.c * 4
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on ~ fsAsE Tbs steamship Warrington sailed
M Yogk ~ Sunday, fbr ean Juan Dc Nicara.
xs = ont 40 passengers. II the Nicaragua
~ Iof1se6 q epsn the transit route, the
" y go seoand Cape Horn. K
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r EE & LEAVITToS PATENT CIRCULAR SAW
II MILL with Norcross Rocker Boxes and Searn's Patent
Eccentric Head Block.
This Mil is fully one third stronger
work. much superior and has given better sasfacsn
thar any Circular Mill heretofore in
Patent consists suspendng the that
lateral vibration, and when hrown out of line will
action Of the driving belt and the
Of the parts BY which e sustained while at the same
with the shoulders to The oil from getting
while operaon-a matter Of great importance when the
motion is rapid, In Circular Saw Mills.
sarn Patent consists enabling one man o move the log
wages. making better work than Mills with the usual
screw head blocks.
Twenty five of these Mills in Store ready for delivery
with from 4S to ~ inches In diameter Also several
Double Mills, with TOP Saws and full assortment Of the
" Young American iron frame Mills For sale by
S. II. GILMAN,
d27 SmGW 70 Gfravier street, New Orleans.
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80 pkgs. Lovering's CRUSHED, POWDERED AND
LOAF SUGARS.
For sale by COOPER EEIBERT,
" and 20 Common street.
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Salt Fish.
30 pkgs. LoBsTERs, SALMON, CLANS AND OYs.
TERS-n and pound'cans
MACKEREL, Goldfish,
HERRINGs, sALMoNs.
For sale by COOPER & NEIBERr,
q and 20 Common street.
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200 chests, halves and quarters TEA-Imperia Ooong,
Gunpowder, Young Tyson. souchong. Powchoug,
etc., etc.
For sale ty - COOPER l. NEIBERT,
u.=~ n and p Common street.
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"is To%ss sssIap'sF sai;sapsrir.
BUCKS E2S a 5;;'a;s;; s.is,.,.,,.
h0sSa sSS$S 1881: ss|;;:
NJ ' ~. k ffliHiH Wo a,' faihs
AYE Wisr Gh SIS k Iss,os Ma c,.,,,
Ss'isP %s ssi
001od 6p EyaE d HIfsf ss:sss es,f so0
orrn. con ,r o0 SfS s; sssas Naples.
: ra SSSESSSSs H 81 ssss::
E;;;; Pills.
: SRA Hs &;St5Sf i E Ill.,.
''a ssH $H H;;i ss s' H.sI....,
ssS ssass z;; S;isi: 4 !. ss sss;;
4sf SE# $SE!; IE Il:
ss3 s'E'G s;ss:.;
DR. L HefsK oa 1gsxI,ff?ra'ins Cordial;
81 f;SsSSsfHsg s.sss., PIs,'ts's''
l AEN pALES GnoleIa SyIupi
| HARRIsoN's Hair Dye; ' 1t.sos'pAs'
| BACHkIoR,S Hair Dye;
| PHAL0NS Hair Dye;
JAYNE'S HAIR Tonic;
| CHRISTADORo,S Hair Dye;
4 WOLF ELS Aromatic Srheidam Schnspps
| WATEkS' Indelible nix
| PAiS0NS Indelible Ink
| KIDDER'S Indeibe Ink \
IL WRI9H IFS Erasive liquid,
1000 pounds GUM DROPS, assorted ~ f
| 500 =" sJUJUBE PASTE,
| PURE BRANDY, PORr and KERRY WINES, for medf- I
and physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
| G. N. MORRISON & co.,
| dl u u Magazine street.
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THE DISTRESSED FAMILY.
70 q. Editor Of TIE N. Y. Tribune.

70 he Fdifor Of TIE y. 7. Tribune.
SIR:-Msny thaLksto you for the Insertion ofmy note
your coun regarding the widow and children of NJ Pehe
those Jour readers no kindly and promptly
my the grateful acknowledgements Of tia AL csd
womsn whose burdens their generosity has greatly ishtened
addition the which have already appeared
il THt TRIBUNE, please ada the following g. L. Burr, New
YoIk, 81: Wm +. Mott, |. Mrs l.. c. Benedict Sc; w T.
r.. So; Mr.. Pope ST. A Friend Jhc.; Frank ST. One Of
firm, thank Offering, Worcester Mass $40; w Williams. 81
Total s8 Some contributions hsve beeL sde directly TO the
,smy by parties vsn. The in the hands Of the
Marssrs the Home Tor the Frudss will provide Sowing
Machine a1d form comfortable little fund 20 meet the future
s,.s Of the widow which she may not be she supply
by ter own esrrinss 8. Il. HALLIDAY.
Nex- Yori, SEPT. 10, 1889.
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Law NTELLIGEVC6

SUPRExE c0vkf-CaAnsrxs-Ssrr U-bssS 'snss
D.vtxs
srRsKr oPKsiSGs.
the cpenirf ~ Eskfy pstA EG~shietA and Nsstys
streets rcra rkirc AVENUE o Hsr'cm River
TIE MOTION 10 coat rn the report Of Fne CcnDs-
for be sax II the pes ready tsr asi~
r.,pcoeS to the I'd inst Richard Bas~,d scd et 10
city.
THE ytRICxgR HAByN CORPUS.
Yesterday a writ of hsbsas corpa. ~ss GRANTEES.
.cl,,s Marie joy oduce the bdy ofSahs Cs'y rss
ain ,.ars az. reeeu'y srised om Loud n ~th hss as
M, lair uhc r.ses Srtrsks The Judge ats,
nation 81 II. ckii decided M Iyc" mus, dss< hs -
Ma acvick-r sko scts - ss,nt tot hu fsn
TRADE-MAkk surf ANprHLh PIT cA>b
james Z. Ayr sgt r. H. Ienkins ADD John h sun
This is an action by Ds Jsrnes L. Aver OF Cessu.
Mas the nspucnrst 81 Ayers Cherry Pictorial ana Ay~c
Cathte Pills enJon TIE dcfeotaats ~ho are one ni Aas
ccUrtef- Of the plaintiff Pill. ubisa b, siese. ho hS
spresd In The make,. and 'U,h perfect tatfhn OF tae
trade If the plaintiff render tie spaoss PrsPsfsth
undsnyuDAibe osn hs own. eAc-p IL the PHI A-H
selyss"
Tbe complaint ss,. forth TIA, the p'sips tussut ssA
ard has b~n r twrIy year. epgsed In tn oaspws
uaDuf.tur ard .eluk preparations OF teis nsnre toe
Civ Mas thai in 1883 he ed the CsiAArts
u,ed c..hsrtic that the Iam-s rAd- muss A&,
entirely original With hin ard h, be had sdyet isa
gree, expus BY Of which, ard the rts o. me p
ey acquired 'epoistion and were ssafoe
him that the ' o: August he lee aed
Ct Ia. infri bic trade msrk b. the d~eassnt
although d.nsndsd tor nfmAon where the spurious Ps esA
teen p,ocu'sd refused tn tell
junction prayed for Ia RESTRAIN ,h- def.ndaos fes
further dp-ins the spaca pls and 1dsmest d~ns.sa
Il profit r dsn,ss and io d-l'sy ~
tie reu.pns pil the plaintiff TIE Judse grsaas1 ~
injurctou . >sked
John Sherwood fer plaintiff
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.BROOKL YW LI,EMS.

ROBBERY OF THE BROOKLYN Posr-OFFIcE.-
Brooklyn Post Office, situated on Montague, near
Court street, feloniously entered some time on
Saturday morning, and robbed of all the mooey let
ters amounting, a. estimated to some 900. Drafts
and morey orders were not taken, bu, most of them
we're torn, and some much mutlsted as to be Of 10
value The burglars entered the back door by means
of false keys and appear to have proceeded at once
to the delivery boxes which they emptied and tear
ing open the letters took what money they contained.
The private boxes also rded. On Saturday m'rn
ing, when the Office opened, the floor was found
strewn with letters and papers. The clerks gathered
them up, and, after rearra- giDg them found that no
letters were missing. They will be transmitted ac-
cording to directions, minus the bank notes. The
whole number Of letters opened is 52i ircluiing the
Long Island mailbag, which wasalso rifeG. Nothing
else in the office was disturbed A light is kept burn
ing in the front Office but none 10 the distributing
department, and the burglars could therefore DO their
work without fear Of detection.
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fAdvt rtiss rnent.I
ll.. IL" a.

To PHYSICIANS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES.
Having received letters the medical f,'uy ysrons
country requesting furi.h the dsu <ss
and ap'hrcss 81 the Uninu with pure imported article
Fpoa Brandy that they prescnb. 20 he patients
with confidence have concluded 10 comply with theu
reIus.ts =.
rt have been unable N do So for resons ths, VII
Owing the Of the France tue
poe. Brandy have ruled hisn that was unsbe import
Sci. ssouahe prices Bat balpiy things are ohsn1-d
.h ,iucy o France for the aud have
been y fruitful acd prices OF Brandy have come
down France reasonable 6xurr. fhe duty French
Brsrdy so been lowered neatly seventy cent hops
these .oug and especially low prices tor Brandy In
Fr.nce will continue. .
an. uow enabled coupy with the wishes Of my medical
friends and supply them with imported French Cosnae
Br.ndy in bottles at reasonable prices
Every bottle is labeled "WoLFEs GENUINE CoaNic BRAN
pY" import the Brandy non France myself IL IL manlae-
tuted BY u. bottle IL from TIE
in my own warehouse zeal with my zeal sud guarantee
unoe my HAND by certificate its panty and uad
f.nuip-ness
UDoLPnO WOLFE.
Sole Importer Of the S5hiedsm Schuapos
No. - Beayer.N.
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MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday Sept. T. ct How.
ell, the residence Of Ms James Aaire, tse brides sl.ts
by the Rev. Harry Finch Of Shrewsbury John Ne
7Ws street New YORK. and Sarah NJ youuge., daughter r
the late Noah Tompkins Of Greenbursb, wsschessr Co
ty NY.
GRAvES-NILES-In NewYork on Wednesday. Sept. T. at
tbs Church Of the Holy Innoens BY the Rev o. 0rsvr
Hamilton n Y, Mr.. George T. Graves Of Rutland VI anA
Miss Mary Louse Niles Of Washington, ID. c.
HENRY-MARVlN-A Fsrhaven. Csyusa County. N. T.,
"Wednesday sept by the Rev Mr. Gates, William Hcury Il
South Brooklyn. to Mary A. Marvin OF kew.Yort City.
NcCULLA-BUsBY-On Monday, Aug. q. BY the Rsv Or.
Houshton. Joba McCus Of BrsmPton C. w. TO Elss
daughter Of the late John Bu'by u Bsesodsr County
Ireland.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srscIAL TsaA.-SepG IT,
Before Judge BRADY.
cLysT vs. ATTORNEY.

Bdget McCsrty at. Thomas 011fn.
By the affidavit IT the plaintiff appears that she empoySi
Thomas b. Bamaby attorney 70 claim sgans,
above defendant for $50 r lent and interest sboss
tive s1it brought BY him In the Fourth stree
Court the s Of June udsnest rendered
favor fox 7 2sad costs snd extra costs amounting 49,
Che paid Bsrnaby vao1s IL his sefyces
u.s. which had To borrow Sae alleges
sequent the judgment Banaby commences
proceedings against Or o. who Of erwssd paid BarnsbyS
fu satisfaction OF tho Judgment aud For
obtaining the money, bs denied receiving II Bo,k
stock who seat to Barnby by tine punh she b.us
the time. ubqusDy hs admitted receiving IT, and told plain
TN that he bad sd out In commanding b
he the tho 4h August FROM th.k
day promised pay bat has failed keep his agree.
uent-
To-day the up aud ssr hearing counsel Judge
ordered Bsnaby To TO Bridget 52 50 and 10 Of this
before SATURDAY the lI'h
day why attachment should ssaips him yoAa O.
Cisgg for Bridget; Thomss BsInaby in person
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SUPERIOR COURr-srrciAL TxaN-sepe N-BsSsss yss-
HOFFMAN.
TIE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY.
Tie Receiver OF the Accessory Tsns Company s Csraes
v. Garrison.

TIE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY.
Tie Receiver of the Accessory T..n. Company s cs'ss
Il viii be remembered that about two years ago the
plain d. "a so sssins the defendant to lara.
scn. II aopry amounting ~ the .srct.' :" n-'ty noa
which they defendant bad d.fragicd the
by Of false vouchers while sctins 80 theu sxrut Sss
Francisco. After yoluunous amount Of -snony had b-es
taken the was by consent referred 10 w ra,m fss
lie .xsmn. the )urts b-,wee IN, pNu
IN September 1859 his report IN which h. I'd lifd
that Company sainst tho defendant Upss
this judgment entered 10 favor VI Gnrsea sssias
ihi. state II affair. rem.iued uu, Sou, four week. sse ws.s
the plaintiff - judgment VI ix
aside sud applied r leave To prosecute he cut
This application based the grounds ccusion e-tw-ea
Vanderbilt and Garrison and ~1th,u css rehcc
upon the referee they state that the prceedin bere him
conducted in ae aud matter OF law ought -
Get ssce.
TIE defendant claims gnal sui. involved sccos,&
ing ard that of the euirsl
he Of experienced accountants than h"y
and impossible conduct the pros -dips vita
rigid toay Upon the face OF the papers this would
to lesiia- history Of hs But peep behind
throw further hight upon the msiter u
pears tina, about NJ crsss
law Of Vanderbilt the then Presteu the Coz pAay
entered with Waller Chryslsr. ~
which Chr,.r San Frsnciso and ~rk up tAs
Carlson aud sand the
TO hi, city, TO BE- used the Eor Chrys~
fourth Of the amount from Garoa
Chryscr accordingly sept on Testimony from Cshnia, aud
while process OF doing the referred 9Th The
Axsud.r and Green against Vanderbilt sni the r. ass
Company In which he st ne tegong sse-msnt sad si
Sed Vanderbilt and Garrison bed concluded % get tn
disposed of by deprive him VI hs oneuh
which he would have recovered from the sui, Chysrs
ac,iop though si percns IL. {" We're sdssdot H.ass
the knowing pretend say that Chs-r not being sb" q
app himself behalf Of the Transit Company has A
the this motion. hoping tac, he
c..os 10 b. enable something from U,rrs,n u
which be will BE- entl d to fourth II the above version b
correct, IL ~oud appear the su in reality conflict
between Cbpslsr aud Vanderbilt Hos fsI tas yew Of Tia
cas-. will carried out the proceedings Tussdsy % Which
dsy the ad ur-d viii determine John Sherwood Tor
plaintiff J. 7. Williams TOT Defendant
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Advertisement
EDWARD II. DMnN. NJ. D.. Editor Of III

s,p devote. his attention exclusively Operative surgery
.ne Otce the obscure diseases Of s<
Ppyic yisoera Hemc<Thods Rupture fsls aud Concealed
OF the without the knife or gsure
by ptocess requrngno confinement Office hours fon "
and 10 eyenii a. Dr. Ds residence No q tLsv. Al al
other hou Dr. D. is at his private Hosp,A where spscour
APARTMENTS the pure s IN the city, with spssse purses
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where ali literary and business communics. must bs LETT
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A HACKa,S ARREsTED toR S"ikpLIS6 pAs-
Mara Hsau.csr- bl'v' dancer a. n et,s
Theer bsHe the Mayor S,sJ .a1 tsed thst
her svs Nsvoik oCr i've weeks r' ~ ~ srtu-r
Aii- er,..-d pablo No ~ - h-r 'ssIse
rssiip. csrf b.as arc tom osNss 70 >o
sj Houso, and tat D. there con ed aer % pay
fOr rvce yriy r-tas-E deliver the urnks unless
h Tbi,an, HIS souor Etse IT, aAckna
vhos.so 70. r. c'rreid him -fuud the 81 srt hn-d
Tim f,t the udetne.or ov-rcha-EiUg II rs-Fy ssrssed
brz thr h.csDu % account, they VOCAL
sooL Kan Dc civil. AID e. * otsa. u .A easr'
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TEw-YoRX HosPlrAL.-weekly report to Sept 9,

FATAL ACCIDENT OF THE HUDSON RlvER KALI.
Ro.p-mr Wholehs old and much esteemed resident OF
Fa,busb Ute County Thufsday afternoon let kh-brck
Station IN the evening found BY agnan
dead upon the tract about the Station His mead
his bocy and lay ia two hsve, near the track
II, tuck and by Of the night raii
and no by the engineer An in9ues held
upon body b. Coroser Norris OF Rhnebeck and verdict Of
Accidental Ceath returned.
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SUICIDE At FRESCHs HOTEL "A seataling man,
about yeas registered lis J. X e.
fIench Hotel THURSDAY evening aud took room
the chan BERNARD found him died 10 his bed
Corp,r Gamble al inquest upon the b1dy aud
tenn bed BY Dr. bra H. who fuad srg- IAN
tity of IL the stomach bottle labeled lAudandm'
ives ON table reside the bed The Jury led 70 believe
that deceased committed suicide and rendered verdict TO thai
tfec
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The celebrated work on The iresco p1lutiog' o.
Pompeii arr Hsreulanenrn tine trsi portion oi which
appeared At Beru far bsck ar ~. the Illustration,
by " T.ruite and the leCerpress by G. q Mailer has
ns, been brou conclu-.on by the pubic Atom o.
It's eleventh t,ti, or part.
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Adv r'i~mert
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FNE-CUr GAMING TOBACCO.
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Tobacco of b-s quality selected u-,Iy wrapped Tia
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Tt rrrar sdysna-. Of this other b-,nds consist in he
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rapidly Tobacco ~ns cry, hnG ~uhg TIL
- the annoy q tho con.l r To" sTrsasi
Which PaTEsr IosAcco urdrg-s il th- process #
f.r'r al or; impurities ~ ooc'iouso- IN TIE
II plus Tobacco Ch-w-r viii do wei give TIE Pa;en:
P.--d tlia .nd nudge IL themselves.
Fo Wholesale Herchsu'- wiz r--iV- direct from
tie A.uuf,ctursr. Z GOODWIN Bro,
Eos e0f and 80 Wa.e.st, NJ s-YOtk.
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TuF CONTROLLERS New OFFICE.-The masons,
carpenters plasterers painters, and other mechanics
who for some months past have been engaged upon
the interior of the Hall Of Records, completed tneir
work Iast week, and on Saturday Controller Haws
and his subordinates took possession of their new
Office. Instead of number of little out ofthe-way
rooms as heretofore, the upper part Of the hail has
been thrown into one large wel-hghted, fire-proof
chamber with lofty ceiling and plenty of ventia-
tion. The Office is reached by double iron stair
case, built outside of the building. The Controller,
his Deputy and Chief Clerk have decks in the vesti
bule at the south end of the office, Rclosed by neat
railing, banking house fashion. Along each side of
the room are the several bureaus sub divided by iron
ratings, and wide passage down the center for the
public In the southeast corner the Controller has
neatly itted-up private office where the Commission
ers Of the Sinking Fund will meet, aud the opposite
corner is paItitioned of into Office of the same d.
mentions for the book.keeper and his assistants.
The office fitted up in the most substantial manner,
with black walnut desks and bookcases, and the
floors are covered with ocloths or paved with mar
ble The valuable public records-which heretofore
were exposed to the tender mercies of contractors,
Aldermen, and other interested parties, and which
were frequently mutilated by them--are now fully
protected and no person but those attached to the
Office can have access to them without the sanction Of
the Controller or his agents.