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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

Tm BARK LaUEESs-A C.RGo or SLAVES L,SD-
ED.-We learn that it il stated on good authority 10
New. London that the bark Lsurens whose seizure on
sugrcion Of beirg intended SLAYER, our readers
will remember, has laLded cargo OF about 600 slaves
on the Island OF Cuba. The captain and mate have
been seen 10 NeE-York for three or four days past.
This Intelligence comes through passengers 90 lats
California s'esmer which touched st Havana, aud
we-informed persons have doubt Of its substantial
truth We never had the least doubt, from the eyi.
dcpcc given in the trial here, tba. the Lsurens was
intended as SLAYER, and we know that people were
very generally astonshed that Judge Ipgerso should
have arrived at decision contrary to the belief OF
almost every man who heard tue evideoce. whether
probable that the Lsurens has this been employed
In that nearious traffic the revival Of which seems TO
be the chief object Of the ldern Dernocrary. 49,
INew.Hsyen Palladium, 18th
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DIED..

BIRMlNGHAM-ln hi, city suddenly Wednesday NOM,
in. o.. D. Rob r birmingham. aged o Jesrs, months AID
l5csys.
CAnPEyrER-In Harrison. wescbes;sr County Forth
e.y Inst. Phebe Carpenter WIDOW OF the !s:e JACOB
Her ere. se invited . attend her funeral from Prcbase
CHAsEon Tuesday, Oct. o. M. Ezs Chne, wife Of Lyman
Z. Chas-.
pARLIsG-n th. city, on Wednesday ming Oct p, Of
coIsuupon Jas. Eeidse Darling IN Tho oA year OF hii age
DoLAN-In this city "Wednesday Oct: 8 Mary DolAa he
beloved vile Of John Do.sa, Of a lingering Illness
HAhDAWAY- Near Columbia. Ga, On sunday, Oct To- C>ose
Geld Had.Nsy, A. ~ D. AGED $ joan, months AID
5dsys.
XlNG-On veJresSsy Oct o. u eonsurnpdon Charlotte
Krp sied year. niece Of James and Eurh-ma Gushing
tsccs on Friday Oc: The fieDd, Of family in
ved attend vout further Invitation Her relaas ~tl be
taken 20 Greenwood.
Lachsse, Tor many yesEs resident Of This city.
LANCE-oa "Wednesday, oc; q, Herman Lane. aged ys.
months and 3 days.
MoRGAN-ln tbs city. o. Wednssd.y moninr oc,- 2a
sred yesrs and 10 esyl
NOE In IN. city Tuesday, Oct s. Q, GROUP, lanes
Bachs.sn g. Noe only of Liza L. Al Elt.a y. Noe
eyed years. A. months aae p dsya
HICaOLs-In BruosyB. deeuly Tuesiay, Oct 3 Seth
r. Nichel ony q Robert II and Hannah hos i1ae
sta year Of he ise
sos In NORTH Caste q consumption, Roosr. krE
Pkno.:, aged - ycAA
RAlnoND-In BrOokyB. on Taar,day sf,ernoon. o.. q
NOr.e son Of JotI IT, AID CoInrhA IL, aOad AGED
rse m, nas q tbc ty invited ..ssi h faaen on
sa,urcs,, 9Th Inst, q from he residence Of - AiAsf
No IS. Aieks s-eei Br0otyn-
VAN wINKLE-on TSe.d,y, oc. 3 .be resiasroe q sts
gu, Jsoob Vac While keypor., n J.. TCris Van
" .s.. ~ " II. n Nv rSseaS svd to s..nd II.
funeral uu 81 Josas CaoIrA on Prsiy. Oct >. .: O'clock
VAN DUsEs-Ia hi, city on wednesday. Oct Is. Anssans,
vie Of Jones y, VI - Dasss. syet - yssA
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2is, "a eS.e6gS es,06i,seo
Tie exports Of Domestic Cottons FOX the week end
Total s,nce Jan. i........... 62.I

Is hortreh Courier gives the annexed information
In reg ard to the Norwich and Worcester RAILROAD:
"The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Raj
read for several months pact, have shown great IN
crease compared with corresponding period OF pre-
vious years while the expenses have fallen below any
period previous to the present administration ny 90
examination Of the earnings the Increase snown 70
have been derived from that claAihcstoo OF receipts
ed local the through businese 10 Boston mas no.
been srger thsn heretofore This fact a quite import
ant 10 the .sockholters for il 10 well known that such
ia the competition for foreign business in all railroad
pspeu en- that the tbrough tAr bears no proportion
whatever to The local charges, and In many instances
resut in absolute loss 10 the road, while The home
traffic Ia aIwsys remunereve. While the present
ssens ct have not neglected any distant paying business
thew have foetsred that On the line Of the road,
and BY extending facilities and accommodations, have
recovered large amount Of legitimate business whch
hsd been directed 70 other channels. / am giad TO
ler that after having placed the road in condi 1on TO
transact al the business which may b offered, they
are about TO increase their facilities on the s'und oy
an arrangement with the present Stssmboat Company
for the building Of four large propeers similar 70 tnoee
90 successful at Providence and new passenger ooa
which shsn be TT companion for the Common wsetn.
This viii afford grester dispatch 20 the egnt interest,"
without overlooking the boa,s with freight, &C thus
rerder the line first class When THIS shsii Dc
doDe the receipts Of the Norwich and worcester may
be increased to $50 go annually, without say pf9po.
tonats ncresse Of expenses, and Il VII ooc'n7 H'S
e.sss investment, paying dividends resuia-y'
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT--Oer. r.-Be&rs
Indsr RErI

uEITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Ocr. r.-Be&rs
Judsc BErrs.
SENTENCE or A CouNrrFFrtTfR.
lorerZ 20 Spadilo who VS. convicted last wesk -
cooY rg con sentenced TO years ngseanses n
the State Piison-
LEGAL NOTICE.
Notes Of ssue for the Noveu Der term Of The United
State. District Court, be fled before the ssh Inst
SMUGGLING CASE.
TIE United STATES ast Parcel marked yscoe< scsssiag
Jevclry.
This vas . procesd,cg, on the part OF the Ustse
S,ses To forfeit ansuty Of isvcy. Of about 81 fe 70 ~
witch found Of Ma Js,anes pSsse'
ger smsoip vsucerb In Novcses< iSA
The fense rad the goods viii htu IN ass3
for Hayaps and bsos arrested be eptssvoreA b aats ne
officers understand. Tsc test nooy wss closed seeaS
ard the csse will b. nmed up % Friday.
Mes HUT spd Dwsht for the Uted stssss ssS 5eash'
hnssen Godfrey tor the defendant
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BROOK YN IIEMH.

LtriyG THE CoRsER-SroSK ~ NEW CHURCH.
The ceremony Of laying the stone Of the Allan
c-stIeet Bspt,t Church took place yesterday sf,er-
noon, at O'clock in presence Of a large ssssnbags
Of ladies' ard gentlemen. TIE site Of the ne~ bu'li
irg IS on the corner Of Hanson place and Portland
avenue, ard occupies four lots Ct ground, Of which
three front on the place, and the avenue. The
msteris will be Of pressed brick, and the style Of
architecture Romsresque. The exterior dimensions
Will be - by 10 feet, and the hight IS feet. The
BODY Of he church inside will be 81 feet vide by 81
feet deep, ard sufficiently oapecious to accommodate
1900 psrsops.
The lec.ureroom vii front on Portland avenue.
The FL: floor lie INTENDED for the pastors studio and
me'tipgrcom, the upper floor for the Sunday School.
The front Of the church will be on Hanson place.
Towers will be erected each corner, and the main
entrance onsmcnted vita Fix pia.ters in imitation Of
marble, with iron bases ard caps. The cost OF the
WHOLE including lots will be about $50, 600. Tne site
occupies an elevated piece Of ground overlooking
considerable portion Of the city, ard ia as ine spot
as could be selected for the purpose The building
was commenced on the 18th Of August last, and /,
expected TO be finished by the Let OF March next. The
architect is Mr.. Georee j. Peochard.
The ceremonies Oh t1is occasion were commenced
with prayer reading portion Of the Scriptures, and
singing hymn. Addresses were made by the Rev.
DR.. Taylor of Srong-place Baptist Church, the Rev.
DIR. Latbrop OF the Tabernacle, New York, the Rev.
DR.. Weston, and TIE Rev. N. G.. Hodge, the pastor
Of the congregation The foa act was the laying OF
the cornor. stoLe, in which tightly sealed box was
placed containing the records Of the church, Bible
names q pastor officers, menbe and builders, so ne
coina, ard newspapers Of the day &c. The servlces
closed with benediction.
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The general business in Dry Goods has been coadned
10 the occ sons dupc sted orders from tho interior,
which, although limited in Individual cases. ye, 10
the aggregate, have reached an important. snouat.
The Domestic business has been confined to opera
tors in Printing Cloths for the Spring styles, and sup
plying the export orders the heavier styles Of Cot
tons. There has been persistent attempt on the part
of the printers to depress the PrintCoth Market and
they have accomplished more than could have beea
expected considering the small stocks 90 hand SIXTY
four squares canrot be quoted over &c., at which
price large contracts have already been secured sad
as the market has been relieved from the weaker
holders, most parties think the bottom line has been
reached.
The shipments of Domestics to Chns aud othsr
markets during the past week have exceeded 1000
bales, ard offers were made in the market for 5000
pack of Drills TO be delivers before the first ofthe
year, which was not accepted, owing to tue engage
meIts Of the spinners. This clsss Of goods can be
ade in those mills adapted 10 low numbers with sue.
GEES, and there is 20 department Of manufacturing
where tho supply is 80 mesger compared, with the
demand.
Other styles remain without much chspge, except
in certain class of goods in jobbers hands who have
made spasmodic attempt to relieve themselves Of
plus stocks through the brokers.
The manufacturers Of general Domestic Cot.ons, a.
well as their agents have very few goods on hand,
and are quite az firm in their views as in the hight Of
the season. The Manchester market has recovered
ITS tore, by the increase Of orders from India and
Chins, and the German and Mediterranean buyers
were r. ported by the Persia as being more active.
Great confidence is expressed in Europe ths. tue
demand for goods from al parts Of the world is not
Only Of permaren. character, but will increase; aud
the workshops are taxed to their utmost in supplying
the orders for machinery for new mills.
The importation Of Plain Cottons for the week end
ing Oct. 81, a. compared with previous years, has
been ss follows:
1887. 1883. 1859.
Pos the veek,.............. B76s3 $3.50 9.il5
aspor.ed January l.... s.24o5si ss',A6 s@165
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PARTIAL DEAFNESS Noises in ths head, dis
oIsrr-s cssrTt. a. dss u the permanently
ctItd bJ d.. LIGHIHILL. No Il Bood Er-et, II. Y.
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lAfwr-isensr.

SUCCESS IN LIFE = Even body desires to sue
ossd aud uhi Il thy would f-o~ pursuit. sss make
beet Of their soa-s to~LEt WILLS, NJ. Jos Broad
w.y, nAAe faseno os cal EEsrJustiOaA
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A1v~risemen,
AfInNtTfC
nc GRAN


egLT.AcTNG. sELF-W.IcHISs, sND SsLb.EssIsTtsisG =
r0x eXGibtcu q; tie Corr Exchange. from ~ 4 N.
=. n operating l. &c s.
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SUPERIOR ooUkr-r.nL rx.S--oc. g. sia, J~ss'.

sLossos.
VERDICT AGAINST WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.
John harding sst Wells Fsrso Co.
This suit was to recover the value Of dra0 mA1e
bv the Def, passed plaintiff Tue fscA o. tse
Gaze reported Yesterday The Jury found Ss the Pssn
fer Z 0so lS tho fail amoant claimed.
Special TERN-Oc,. = Bsfae Justice Risasrosf.
Machsdo act. Burreu-Cso settled
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tAAve<tisra-k}

bAKATO6A EWFfkB WATFK-Cov0tfo1 W VcR
es vsef ots-r hlnsrs wsrsr Fos :. the
DrsHsS 80 Hoeeas scuEecB Defr No 40 6rssvsy seS
ro<t @. W Wksros Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

DEcrIsED.-Joseph T.. Palmer. esq, has declined
the nomination Justice OF the Peace Of the Nth Dc t.
der,d b. lndePsnddnt Democrats Of Kings County
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et.@Sa ~


This srd sepsd With ru't,,. Of III. Two q IL. 20
provise Ter me rs,Gsn Of the Comp.sy'. e1o5. &c,
mstg in 1876. Tow S By the cite. CT Hartford and Ptov
ceLce
TIE in.eree. on the Third Mortgage aud Convert
be Bonds Of the Hudson River Railroad Company
due Nov. / will be pad usui at the office Of the
Company, No - Warren street. The Second Mort
gage coupors of the Central Railroad Company of
New.Jersey, cue Nov. I, viii be paid at the office,
No. 60 Wall street. The Bank of Commerce viii
psy Nov l. the interest due the Deb. Certificates
and y cert Bonds of the New-Yotk Central Rail-
road Company. The coupons Of the First Mortgage
Bonds and bonds of 1867 of the Harlem Road, due
Ist November, will be paid at the OF T~enty-
sixth street and Fourth avenue. The Bass River
Bank of Massachusetts, has been erjoiped by the
Courts and its notes thrown out at the Suffolk Re-
dempt'op in Boston. A Geographic dispatch states
,hs, bill-tolders amply secured The amount OF
specie to 90 forward by ths Saturday steamers can
yet scarcely be estims,ed but 1t is thought it viii
exceed alf million. The business of the Clearing
House 10 day wac $25, 693,OOO
John McClays has sold three lots or n. 5. of 0oe-
burdred ee nth street us sest OF Seventh
averue for 1925 each. Also, bouss and lot north
east corner Of Thirty fifth street and Eleventh avenue
for g., 00o
Messrs. Rayror & Blackwell have sold at private
,se, house snd lot No go Eighth avenue, 2i1iO, lot
- feet. four.story brick house. for $3.50 Al'o tho
house adjoining, No. 6l2 Sixth avenue, same size,
with Al eItersion for 81 800.
We report the sale Of the piece Of land southeast
ccrrer of Broadway and Fifty sixth street, about 80
feet fronting Broadway ~ feet inches on the street.
IS feet rear, % feet in depth toe south hns for
sls 900.
The turnsgs of the ShsuOkin Valley and Potts.
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THE LATE SUIcrDE.-The Coroner jury in the case
ofG w o. RDisgs, who committed suicide Wednestay
nisbt b. taking un rrdered sved severely censuns
the city critics r povdps stomseh pump for the
the Police Sur-eop They also recommended t copS q
the verdi. be n,Ei.ed the Common Council The life Of
6etess.d thought nigh been saved, il TIE in
sgumsuts 10 .xpe the poison had been o: hand.
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Law LNTELLIGENCK.
COURT or OYER AND TyRMlNgR.-Oct n.-DsAsx
Jnstice RoosFyELr

Sergeant T. sdcle sho vas resied ca We<eee6a1.
foe hitting pet In tie Of Oabo Appa brsngte
up held ss In ZOO tbs inatsensas s6sss
kim.
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fAdvertis~neutl
PROFESSIONAL.

Jos,r. y BxpSr, D., Offer, bis Pcisenoon.s@ -
his rooms in the Grsef-pburs ln,i'l ne % - 80 u.
,,,ies ooosunptioD, and chronic disssss are 80
,uocss,suuy treated. Cfes hov' y 70 HHe o""
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FoUSD DEAD.-Ar Euglishrnsn named John De'ano
found ecsd csrp,p,.r shop where be had beer At
Twenty street WedOe,dsy The osuse genera
debility II accodsnce with which VERDICT rendered by th
Cor0.efs july.
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OrrICE-0ce -
Before GEoseg v. Bars, Crmussopes.

AsssULTIsG WATERS.
Geo. Manner, chief mate OF the stesmer Bstic, vs.
arrested on ohsge Of committing Assault uDn TnsrisrS
Stk.r the walters Of the yrsse Upon ~
mi.sione discharged him. lie wa, subsequently, sr =.
clair, held for examination.
Newman for The 6oy-rsmens; H. j. Josshms's sf "s
dsfrndant
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COURT OF APPsALS
DRCrsIoSS At sRPTNABER TERN.
ro...,kt,. az uvsn AZ Al

Tonpkins ast. Hyatt, ct al 49,
Judgment for the sale OF lands aud the dsposhoa
OF be proceeds In accodsnos With the report 70 % msas
psiis IL final 70 BE- the sh,t Of an aepea .ns
Cour though provision made In toe s rsses
20 iona Is there may be hisaop s Provtoas
H. secure &c The psstiss ths pracc. ults q "a Hssiou
The stnscs Nsiios Of indians sst. Harris L. Snisht
Where the Supreme Court st General Term, % The
apo. oppose .le. tbs and eI.mnes %: 'o.s
Judgment thereon actual deterains,i'a. roS
The People, rel John Vanderbilt ct al as suwsa q u
Connissioners, h.
Tie allowance OF refusal of common Law csrti0far,
review TIE proceedings Of Commissioner o. Asssas 40.
bepa matter Of discretion In tho Supreme Court M dstssuns
ton qussh such writ viii not be- reviewed. Ia this Court a.
were regular Tho saervms Court hayios disoreos
refuse quash the writ Dc 81 public policy although the
proceedings brought up b. might b. ifreyua Tie adsmss
allow their rection and appeal asht BE- insdsosas
seems however that formal indignant ainntx % aanuuisx
Grimm sst Mcrntt, Executor, Ia.
An action CONNIE need under the Judiciary cot In the
Supreme c. urt in equity an Ston CON neoOsd m The
under eb.p SO Of 1885, TO- Although such
nsturd among other prposee establss he fss
necessary sdenss Of sut bet~een tbs psrIss NJ.
with the Of 1883 uness and oooduceA
strictly q . cross bill.
An order OF the Supre,De Court vacatng entry OF
ssscton and restoring the judsnsut. 10 sppsssbs 10 this
Court An order otherwise sppsas as not the ss ~ beoss
isaAes sst The Beth fIaussdrssh Society.
wit Of error, and not an appeal Il the proceeding
for review in this Court 81 jndsns9s upon "A s"Sd
The people DOT entitled 10 writ OF error 70 ~
yiew the order the Supreme Cour granting tsi
criminal whore there had been conviction an4 cerss
Were there has bee. judgment for the poSsr upon The aa
msnt.
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Ar EyrpDrII, 'S-N EDDING CARDs, Nh.eo
"a a, HOW N.Trs ExvsLorES kc.fsese oeseerssee ~
elegantly eneEsTea u sss az ees.ss33sa is1s.'
HroHavsy, eor. DuAnctt kssSss~""'i
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Ttets a.s nov dse AID unpaid interest cospsas to
The emo INT Of tis 1884, wtica sii' be paid - .osa -
,eerv is sufeiert surpius on band for IRE parpcss.
Bod. an oun ing to $50 go yer. PAID at nsiuri.y,
JAY 1. 1879, leaving but t~o classes Of tonts nov
optstancing.
TIE general statement cftbe af.iu Of the company.
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This is favorable, nssmueh it indicates that the
tide has turned, and that the Michigan Central will
low run ahead Of last year One Of the ocsrs of the
Company just arrived from Detroit, states that the
mana cement feel very hopeful Of the traffic Of the
remainder Of the year.
The Illinois Cent? al Road promises to increase about
1900 on last October. Ia consequence of the CON-
nencenent Of the movement OF the Corn crop the
business on the Cincinnati aud Indianapolis Rosd is
largely increasing, and the full capacity Of the equi
psee OF the Company is employed. At the Cincinnati
station the receipts are twIce the amount they were
in October last year and the road is etrbpg 500 per
dsy more than at this tim. last year. One hundred
more box care than the road furnish are needed TO
cary the which is pressing to market over thi,
ros5. The crop in Indians s uuprecedentedly large
The whole country is full Of grain.
The earnings OF the New-A bMy and Salem Road
september - g.
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ADVERTISEMENT
OyERCOATS at EVANS.

OyERCoATS at EVANS.
Hands me Blsek Cloth 20 Wv
Fine Black Cloth ."
Tsouimsu1 Beaver ."
Moscow Beaver si'
Blrs Bsci and Brown Gator 50
Fur Beaver sH
Mixed Beaver Cashmere Melton and other o'kk'oArs'"
IS
A, E,Ass'..srd. FuL roI Strict.
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SUPREME COURr--sPrcAL TsiM-Ocr. c.-Bssoss yss-
tce DAWES.
RIAL ESTATE SUIT.
a al n AninoGR

SUPREME COURr--sprcrAL TsiM-Ocr c7.--Bssoss yss-
dce DAWES.
RIAL ESTATE SUIT.
Richard H. Hnn.n Clsrsss Human u sL, ss Anirsv v.
stoate sL
This action brought by the children Of the lsss
Thomas Lewis TO obtain Q resale Of five houses In
Willamsburgh, sold under foreclosure of mortgage
by the Merchants Insurance Company, in Ssptsobsr,
1850 and which were bought In by John II. Stosk It
10 alleged that Mr.. A. " Stout, Who sctng Tho
guardian Of the children and administrator Of the
tate and ought to hsve bought in the premises Tor the
benefit of the estate was in fact Interested in the pur
chase made by his brother, John H. Stout.
The question ct issus IL whether Mr.. A. v. 6tost
purchased the property for himself by means Of his
brothers, he acting at the time 10 the 6dacis'y
capacity Of administrator TO the estate. The has
been on trial for several days. and considerable inter.
eat has been taken in the proceedings. Mr.. Hinuaa
produced testimony tending to shos that Ar. John
H. Stout had admitted tina, lie made the purchase for
his brother; and Mr.. A. v. Stout, who wss sxsnissd
this morning, testified specifically that there wss -
understanding, agreement, or arrangement, express %
Implied, before after the sale between him cad bis
brother that the property should be purchased or ~
purchased for him "A. V. Stout. lie stx,sd that
Jobr H. Stout had benefited the estate BY purchssiAg
ils Aho C1oc ~ sI1 on Oh" WIZ f'~~~'S
rest Of the week.
For plaintiffs, d. j. Field, s1-Judgs Birdssys -
Pike and Gapin.
For defendants, Chss. OCopor, Owen & Voss, b.
Z. Davies, IT,, and OGormaa & Wilson
Cslssxss-Bsffs Justice IserAHAs.
oPgRATTc AFFAIRS.
J.e Gosb. snd Bery D. Pdasr ~ fssc Jsoobsosn sa ~
can, Sherman b Co A. A.
TIE plsrti6s IN tots cre are tne fa a,a ~ $3.50
Ao.S.rp, a Mac sad sch b~y entsfed nfo "a 49,
,,h ~, TT nan % o. bsb .hc dHstsos OF ~ u oe"c
ses - I'm re s1 IL Plssipaa thsy hsyes - eoe hsnS
- ..I ~. .ans conpsc. tes eAn,i6s Sess Ply
49, 90 in y1y.nbef O. go ~ Deeslnesf - -
u sr,sy y b. xsdsny Il. p.sta .:yst sss. IN
- H., a. em AID reprsssntsd N: - 80
s.I,or.d by Ulnsn pro iron tbsn Two nss oItO
go s pars vsJ NETT deo'slns which voaA socae
lie .ss az PAX a1 ssye Jsoosoon 49, -
% e.a.er he ecrtsSy 81 lie Academy e2i ny We
saw Ibgn Do Sosrusa In 10 dstSa 81 "
a. b.seIess doc By BIN N hem . A.,
The p.4.ajf. s1plsd Ga p-r3soL bnncson ofesc ~
nrsotaila Eos whseh neJ 49, Nv
beer c0.siu I'd 81 IA ~ Representatives.
s Jacobsodn, ,hz, To pean1ns
tssi ~ given 70 oao.a sssfns.. 80 -
10y W. pties b the ausDgeusnl To ssncs -
JacLg % dag. Cosnse Goa tas
dat TSpcsa shcruAs boa tds boeers o. u
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ALLEGED Theft OF GooDs.-ChAes Magnes,
butcher yesterday chssed vh stealing trunt
containing cothiDa, 1e TO the yaoe Of So tas PropeI
have been perpetrated March last aud Yesterday sns ne
foods smpsns where they had been
HaTres denies anl the goods and Aeses ns'
pi was l In charge year and being in his way be
r.,,e /, hstore Ju.,ioe Connolly for inyesisa.ion.
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TAdvcrts~mentl
GURNEY's GALLERY,
No W7 Broadway,
Fir. block below the New fofk hc.et
y,o,oex.rps DAcVERRI0TiFEs MINIATURES IN oiL EDO
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The stockholders Of the Hartford, Providence and
Fishiil Railroad held their annual meeting ysster-
day, at Hartford. From the Trustees and Directors
reports the business Of the year shows gross earnings
Of s3 500 eIpers es, sso, 73; leaving net, $lJ1,
which i, tl 52 increase over the previous ye.r The
smOun. Necessary to meet the interest for one year on
al the bonds including thoss claimed TO be held a.
collateral is $Ii3 $50, which sum deducted from the
r.t esrrirgs 1852 M leaves surpo' for the year
Of $s,sG. The receipts AID expenses Tor Operating
the road from February 1855 when II came into The
hands Of the Trustees 70 September 30, lsje, period
oftwenty months, have been IS follows;
R,o.ir., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 81
1912 =
Net sar-rp fro opening he road - -
P,5 of t-.sres; bones AID principal Of bono''. 1919 IL
$50 aS sI
peSuct fr,.rss. accrued from July !. 1850, 70 Oct l.
isSs az ecLcs s3-s. S' w
Estnasss E,pa On hAsa- ssqt o. lSsr''''''" e"f" u
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IAev-r,ienenti
BRADY's GALLERY

R,rovsp hem Ne. $50 Brsdwsy " No. sS BsosewsJ
corner Of BeesAsrst -