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Sugar Cured Hams.

WE subs. 1ass haud = Issss quantity OF
J. n..c Nasnviiic gar Cared Iians, u ~i'en thsy
Gail tue attsatlo. y. tAo pubue. TaeS warranted
ur.l rat J. DUlLt- co
auEli-im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

HE Railroads. interest have gsvsd Ia the very
i ivs rsto "f % esssIs IaeT oae hanare pounds ol
s.i ,obacs', has., fEosn S.saSaiie - tyHeaDarg,
ka. Nal ttao>u la the .sarSh and
al LA Loo eoo coaslIer tie afyA..Sages offered BY
thts fcductloa ffvishs-sAyAtg Oi iasurance-i-c
Iusds aul.s sasiof sesi "a e.IflssssYse.
ds IRA ssortssoas sale 1ehs1Ty, go
h W. cui.E,
ssp1t-Sm sayt y. q Y. r. Il.
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n Obacco.
Tobacco! Tobicco!

Irx RA Fine ohsw.ng I b eco. for sale at
IL s.lls RAINS, BltONS 4 co. .
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fall Races.
Nashville Rae,

NasuVIIIt ENaC< B.
WILL. comme.cs 1uES ~ ~
w DAY. OCTOBER 4IH, e MA
wiIu Sweepsttke iuT two K0X-N
oids, mile heats. .z->SS-SSSS
tlU0 eatrAnce, SIS tOrteIt. CtosS. 1...y-.
SkcOSD RACk, same day. sac pstaNe three
year Old. SlJO sutrauoe, as rvrIeit. Closed
entries.
IaIKD RACE, same day. Match for $500 side.
Que nl.s heats.
Mr.. EvgKLY names ch. 4. by g. Elliott, years old
Mr.. LkwIs names K. l. by Ot,-et,o, years Old.
AkDSKsOA, UctOOer 5ta.--Iub purse 500 Two
mile
IHCfspAY, Octoher 6tb.-Sweepstaks for three
year old. Ons miie heats $500 entrance So Ior-
fe,t. Closed vita satrIss.
heats.
SsTraOAr, october srh.-Proprietor's purse $500.
IwU I..le heats. :. J. GAkfER,
sep2-u Proprietor
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jaaTEk, MlLSfOiiD l. CO.,
rr.- (ouceeso"Ts To Career, Achay Co.J
l.0L ESALL Gk0CLkS AAD CUMMiSSlOA
ui r h Z II 4 N L S,
AND DEALERS ~
oreisn and DOMesiir liquors, Cisars, &c,

ureisn and Domestic liquors, ClsafS, Nc,
NJ MAKhE1 oikEE1,
N4sH VILE, IE,AA hSSEE,
AvL LOW IA store a..u .rrl,e
IA SIOAiGo.
nuds. New orleans sugar all sr"desi ~
UUis. Cr4sheu sag ~, ali er1ues,
Su Louis LvaI ,,us.l ,.sII sr"des
81 . Fowdereu susai ,Aii sr"ues.
COFFEE
800 bags prime Rio COnee
MOI.A>oE~o
400 bOls. New Crop sioI.assesi i'1IIsrAdesi
100 man DUis. New crop .ioIlssos, ,.li grades,
% Uu.s. .,IIu Acgs uoi,.e. =, tup.
.Uc bUis.-PIAe s slagnoIi.. lisky
100 - Dc,, ~ iI...1's 40
100 SuiItH'k I.cscrEe uoi
40, 10 Sewsoni's dv; .reLDle Iistilled,
400 - icHucssCc nlte doj
10 - UId country dOj
IUU - UIu LOurbOn do
iUU - Uiu MOHOhgcilla az,
~ .ODurIsO,. count! do;
IUu pigs. roTt aiud NIILsa wInei
80 BASKETS ChalIpaisne "iHei
500 pkss. 3rAuuy '1riOus brands,
zoo Ouls. AlUll's tteIcOi Lteu CI""I vinegar
oCND4.lr-o.
1000 Kegs Nails, assorted;
evU bU Xcs sI,I Candies;
4UU IIu nJAes ItiloS Candles,
loo .se,,,us us1lomp Wrapping IaPer:
100 DOAcs .,tlrcn;
1000 bags otlL:.
800, ,uVO v. ~ caps.
loo ibis. Fresh Ale.
- IICICc5 IsICC:
100 = .uI = ID =. dds .ilacK and Common Tea;
30 C.IcsIs .jsICA .Lnd UrGen Icd;
:jU FRESH Cove oysters;
loo uuAvs ~. II. Cueesc prime;
lou r.. ID. -
900 DAgs >uVt, assorted;
1000 Us. DiI lead;
30 Gags jIick Gcppcr;
loo QUL. oIuOILB;
loo - CpttuI tsUpe;
loo boAes soda IN papers;
100 - scotch suun;
200 - StIcG CsIudy:
loo - Fancy de;
IUU CASKS English Soda
1000 dUL. assorted DuCkcts; mo-
Ia store au Ior sale lower than they be else
We are Agents for large Wooden Ware and Buc kct
AIuaCtuI! and are prepared at all times TO seIito
ine Irade ~ Manufacturers prices ,reIk Iadded.
IAElEk, MIi@oFOKI, " CO,
declU No. MaTketstreet
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Irish Potatoes.

IN store aud tvr s.le sw b4rreis UIsxceent Irish
toL.t.vs saILELL., hovrkh & Co.
-Yfy-u
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SAp1NlFAtSas,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

4Aore than DO1bIs he Strength Of Ordinary Fotash.
.NuR IN king 5 az wnhout lime, VII lttie troubte
Il aLd at trif gvx,'ense. lbs cheapest article ever
discovered lor tIe purpose. Gas pound will make
tAclVe or afsecu liuns oI go-d S1t soAp, OF nlnc
pounds ii .rd s~AAP, fr'ntsss S'li nsd superior
article 70, ining type. IL IL ~. Gety soluble asd
free fgOsa tnpartes
RroEen saaali Jumps aud put up in I, ?, 4 And 9
manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
MOlkS, BTVOkiyn, and sold D.
X DUlKEE n 90.
orta-dkxly lsf Pearl street, Nes lUrk.
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Wheat " anted.

WE Undersigned Is preparing ~ put tie Broadway
l. Mills into operation soOn Al a supply vi new
Nuy.iI can DC UOt,ued. Ite nIgucsI Net pTia,
~iiI be paid for neat delivered at the Mil.
IIuoJ ~ ~ al 'sFY
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Gonfational.
BiNDUSIi MALE SEMINARY.

INHE session Of this Institution, urted oa
Il the tiailAun Tarnplke, two miles miles from
Nashville, renn., Will Commence on MoADSY Sxp.
6th, and stinue tiii July let 1850 For
terms Of BoArd An Tuition apply 70 the aad rsisned.
sagSV-isw NArH'L CROSS.
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Passenger Trains u i'll run follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 10: s A. ". and p. NJ.
q Stevenson at $3.50 Z" ami $50 p. "
Arrive AZ Chattanooga at s.oa A. N. and 500 P. n
COINS WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at $50 A. VI. and 2:30 p. ".
80 Stevenson al $50 A. NJ and $50 NJ.
Arr Nashville ALL so p. VI. and 80 p. u.
DOTH Trains making close connections East and
ID West at stevenson, with Memphis and Char rl-stou
md other railroads New Orleans and other th-
.rn cities, ana al Chattanooga ~iti, Georgia STATE
Rad anu by IL with uIher Roads running through
georgia. South Caroina and Alabama and with East
.e' nessee aud Georgia Railroad at Chattanooga a
connecting link IN the Virginia route, Ia iynchburg
RiChmun baltimore Philadelphia, Washington city
New York and ,dher East cities.
Through tickets may be had at any hour appca-
ION Ia ricNet Agert, At office al Depnt, the follow
lag places. viz: New York, via. kast Tennessee aud
iIeinia ut;: New York, via Ciiarie-ton, PhHadcl-
pha, Baltimore, Washington city, Petersburg Rich
mond, Lynchhnrg, Knoxville, Cnarlt son, Sava..nah
Macon, Augustd, Atlanta AOntg merry, Huntsville,
Grand Junction, Memphis, orleans, Virginia
springs Beersheba Springs and McNlInnvie.
W. COLE, Superin' endent
lulyl-tf BGSUAA
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sEwANEE COAL.

Sr,HE ss~anee al pany ~iil s.a their super
i qu .atS os Coist The following rates, unt IN
iel Of NoveaabvT pext:
sslses Lamp s5 lAer ton; equal 10 fraeisan less
THAI 10 cts pr 0ashei
sereoued 0r Il saud, 81 per ton, equal u fr~caon
over IS IA t.er Vasbea.
NutCsaI, saen oa Hand, 81 80 per ton.
Flne Cosi s. per ton.
III &c Izeas sf <aShyii!e patronise this CSEaptny
they una, Always .elss d poa g,tiing s1s'say
sa,ssuor aud fresh Inisee eNsSi AMI zt rSsss.-eie
F-loS
Tns coal - ali weighed, and purchasers are csr-
sasa u getting slai thsy Pay far.
Fog slic ass, steam assd btscksnstns ~ has no
e9aat IN seaaessss-
Y4rd os csl4r street, s.iJaisng n. q C. r. \.
ursiers a The e. o. b n 80, vr slth s'efse
Greg ali. be alles 81 he tsls.i. oa ihs isilo s
cay. SAMUEL ., ~ VI
sea frssidsss ss~szss Xmas q q. u. o.
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nsw-pork..

From vIscHER, OWEN CO., General Advsrti.,ns
80 House ,Appieton Building SAG Broadway,
New-York
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Attention, MIchinisis, &C.
Ann FEET of lie ,tItrr auI Gum Betting, from
AUJO u, II lucfcs wi 'e. Also, Lac e'''iel
C,.',ucr r5lrrs anil R.vet- On huIr a. i"r Stie '
n,.h Nus 3G ail 80 corner Of College -'h i,rI''
way. -
sep1-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

0ln BOXES " ork anu Fneett's.Star Candles Il
JOO store anu Tor sale by
now. HARRlS, GORDON a. co.
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Boston.

rom the Advertising Agency of 5. NJ rErrlNGIIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

COLLINsn Brooklyn, Sunday morning Oct o. Richard
~. Collins aged ~ years
DEVAN1A Yn hi. city Saturday Oct - after long and
sew Switzerland, IN the 18th year Of his age
FITZPATRICK-in Brooklyn Monday, Oct. 81, s6 O'Clock
n Of consumption Mrs Sarah Fitzpatrick native Of Ire
land
GRAGAN-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Oct 81 Mr.. Hannah
CEazsn. aged - years.
LFARYIn thu city on Monday. Oct. a. Mary Ann Lsry
daughter Patrick MsTaset Leay aged years month
snd 10 days.
LOONs-In thi. city on Sunday, Oct o. Of scarlet fever
ssrsh Ann daughter Of Albert and Sarah " LOOMS aged
year. months aud "a days
MALLOY-In TIL. city Monday Oct 81 Emma Maria only
child of James snd Eliza A AslOy aged months and Is
days.
MORGAE-OE sunday Oct 80 Mary Ccrnelia wife Of Henry
Norzzy and daughtsT Of the late Archibald NJ Pei.
Tn. friend. OF family also those Of hsr bzothrnaw I'd
ward A lie r respectfully invited attend the
funeral f.om lat. residence. No 28 Fourth street ON
" ednesdsp morning, Nov. 2 at 81 O'Clock.
ONEIIS NJ city. Monday, Oct. 81, Ida Amelia younf
e rh,er Of John and Ann O'Nei aged year Il ouhs
and II days
O'REILLY-on Monday, Oct. 81 Eliza, wife Of william
O'Rsily in the 3tsh year OF her age. ...
sNITH-In hi. city. Monday Oct 81, Of soavsloons
Robert Of Morton aud Josephine Smith, aged |ye~' u
months and u days
sETHMAs-In this city Monday Oct 81 henIy
Of Martin ard Hs!sS ssthnsS .ssd ~""'" '" '''
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AL, CorNrrnrrIrs.-A man giving his name as

MORE COUSTERfEITs.-A man giving ms name as
oye Meinr on Saturday last went TO the ewey store Of
H.n r. Melville Of No 20 Bleecker street where he purchased
lew dollars worth OF goods giving fo oi oil the Farmer
money in change On the following Monday he called again at
lie .sme place and made bargain to trade watches paying
din,r.pc, of the lie two ~ notes,
one of the and Drove Bank and the other OF the t
,ns Bank OF On sending the bills To Doser "
three bills counterfeit Upon tins
helm found young Jumped through window and
s,S 10 ...sp. but arrested by Officer Williams Of the
Fnth PRECINCT being searched pair OF gold sleeve
buttons found in hi posseson which Mr. Melville alleges
Bosfon recently and received these bills nom man Dai-d
Held In Twenty street m exchange or nsef oS jug
ire committed the prisoner for eXanl elton
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SUPREME CoURT-CHaxssa%-Nov. i.-Bef,rr


INGRAHAx
POWER OF CONTROLLER 70 ortN JInGNENI. Oh
T.lNFD ~ FRAUD-THE WALL-sIEKEr FERRY
Jacob sharp ss, The Mayor Aldermen and Common ~ Of 'h-
City Z NeE.ioEk
ISGR.HAN. jim this case judgment wa. recoy-
r-d defendants for damages IN Consequence OF
dee, Of fe 70 es soannr . TO- @ ' ''
The Controller Of the City now move. of "a ofde % OPEN
and review Judgment under the provision, o. the statute
passed Of The asst session Of the Legislature
The present motion premary one asng Tor an order o.
reference furnish statement and cae showing the proceed
ipg. before him on tie reference ia hls action.
The plaintiff and defendants, bs thrir counsel object 20 the
authority The Controller 70 msse the application on these
~ objection involve. construction .ia1.~ under
So D. LID provided a. iolows; hrnrTrf NE ''n.
rorF o. the aid city shall have reason 70 Oes's ma aay
~hch may hersNsS be obtained sssinsi 'hc ga a.
authorized and required take all proper sad Necessary si
10 open and reyeT5e The same &c
p sr 81 zion 70 this motion i. tina; the lct unoon,fu-
- bn &, contain. matters no, embraced IA e IT'LL The
title Az enable the soper'''f' Ae- 70 r4i'e money
T5 second section provides FOR raising money 10 pay oig
,n, then ;h. third section provide, Tor raising noney
10 psv iud grn-uts thereafter 70 Oe recovered
va nece..sry In making such provision, 70 enable the
proper officers the city to guard against the application Of
ucE moneys 70 the payment o. any Y'het yaasArh' t-sl tlo
which u.e zsly charge sEAnst The city The mode adopted
r that purpose nliuAeEsL whether ne Controller or
v other authorized 70 ascertain that -uch fgneni
s properly recovered before payment It wsss necessary IN
cdent the previous PfoNlon, of tl.r as1 30" pa
tended CONNIE such payments 10 Judgment. iay recovered
against ihe city ,.,..
oferrnf sNbefi. out PROVISION ~
~ rhors. before paying the 70 be raised - FAX
bod have Of aseertsnng that the Judgments 20 PAID
were really due 80 ,,., 49,
IN va. no violation Of the constitutional provision on
Tia. provide for a.cranny before payment thsf he
S,nt valid Judgment, than IL 10 n.srr pcoSoa
tzt the moneys be raised by tsx should not Dc expended
for adv other PURPOSE ..,
Both provision. proper and to CONNIE he pay
the the for which the moneys Ssfe an
tended 20 De raised q seden s) IL k also objected that on
en-, toe Controller does show cA~ c
n- hin poy other counsel than the Counsel Tor tue Cor
be ,nesyis CO wtch tk. meteB 10 founded made bJ the
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Ale0iral.
21 HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. ID
From The Ser York. TribVfe.
-. L...1.. q -. A. -. -. ......f y,

Fro~ The Ser York TribszTS. .
The Grssfeneerg family Rsneis. most rehAoe 40 vac
universal and distressing diseases Of women the feaedes are
F5S~ Tao n y Da.ly Ti.e, ESioriaI Nor l. lisa
we seldom notice any Of the advertisements in our psp
lie CONFIDENCE Sometimes however up Of suf
ncien importance justify word from such deem 20
reyolucnzsd medical practice BY introducing and most
successful methods Of elrs hs letter. and testimonies rom
Judge tina; the Directors Of the Gs-ienee under
nuchs certain sim that they absolute merits
the The value Of their testimonial.
further assured 6y letters Or Bangs Of the Methodist
church Francis Hall proprietor TIE oeeiai dreriss'
and others OF responsibility and honor ,,
that THE GR1EFESBERG5 COMPANYiS NARsHALL's
UTERINE CATHoLICoN is the only resoe cure ior those
diseases which render the lives women rom the age OF - up
ward miserable extent only known to themselves these
diseases act married and single and no social POSITION enne
ent Of living or condition in life atods any ssrshy sSn'
them Beside the local uterine symptoms they 'ie often a.
Dersnred Monthly Periods-
lTrsgulsriies-W eakn,ss-F sininess--
Dersnsed Appe,ite-Sslow ComPle1on-
PAIN in the Back and Kidneys-chils-
Neurslgis-Papitstion Of the Heart
observation-disclosures
Disturbed Sleep-Elu.hes of Heat-General Pain
Crawling and Pain in the Spine and between the Shoude
Acid Stomseh-Nanses-lndises
Difficult passing OF Urine " ith heat sniartins-
Itching Burning Irritation OF the Uterine Organs
r-Hystercs-.. nSiety-Red Face
Nervous Observation-Disclosures constipation
Irritable Temper-s adne..-Deprsved Appetite
Unpleasant Dreams-Psins in the terine Organs
Numhness and Pain in the Limbs
Loss OF Observation-Disclosures OF the Feet
Pain in the Back
THE GRAEFENBERG MARSHALL'S UTERINE CA
TH0ICoN prepared by educated physician aud may De
fully depended upon All other preparations should be avoided
Letter, and tesiimonais from rgy~ea and psblc Of IT'S
tiacoR be the the GrdeteHbcrg Company
81 Pdrk-rol Nelc York and contracting reersnes 70
the CRY triH also be grca az tte place.
Price 81 80 bottle bottles for SO sent by Express
(S- AND CHARGES PREPAID EyPKEss LI>s IRON
NEv-YoRK Ell Addros JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, NJ. d., See
reayy and Consulting Physician Grdefsnberg Company No
~ PARK-ROW, NETWORK
DR. f. BRIpsE be consulted Pyoes''ona or BY letter
al h roor. ia GraseHbsyg Institution No 80 PdrkTop
Office hours. q 20 I and 20 1.
~ erteade6 opinion is required by letter ~ must De
incosed TO insure a reply.
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MAR RTE ID.

FRLD-GOODRfCHOn Monday, Oct. 81, in the Fr-t Pres
Eied d. D.. MI Jonathan y. F-d to Miss Henrietta Good
ich, both Of ,tocADIidge.
HAYES-F ARLEY-On Monday Oct. 81 at No. ls3 Clinton
street by Rev Robert o. Dickson, Mr. George W. Haye.
70 Sli.s Rebeccs Farley, all OF thi. city.
MORSE - CHURCH At -. Georges Church, stuyyesant
1uar, ON Tuesday Nov by the Rev Dr. lying Nh Sidney
T. Morse m Mise Annie N. second daughter Of John h.
Church, esq. both Of this city
NORTH-sEAGRASE-In Brooklyn, on Thgrsday Oct. H. at
n a. m a. Grace Church by the Rev jared flag Dr. Jane.
H. North oil Blnshsmton to Ies H. sesTaye, eldest daughter
Efn1rd seagasr of br0oklyn.
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end sfer M-ndsy 10. 1889 Pas-ens-f Irsh' Will
ls.ye Pier too; 0! Duaue-si., follows va.
DUNKIRk EXPRESS q, 3 a. m Tor DunkifA pu1a-0 Al
NAL RAiN AZ o a 10 for Dunkirk asi Ba.ao, and in
t.rueds;- stations ,,,r
WAY PASSENGER az $50 2. IL, Tor Nevoufsh hlda.e-
town and intermediate stations. 49,.
NIGHT EXPRESS ait0p n ior Dukirk, Buffalo Canaan
daizua sud principal Stations. -, g. -.
These Expre. Trains connect Elnrs with the CansndASa
ard Falls Railroad Binghanton, win ,ne
sud Bip-hamion Railroad for syracuse corning Win ths
Bua.o Coming NewYork Railroad Tor Rochester ana
Buffalo; Great Bend with the Dels~I- la tA sla
Western Railroad for Scranton and 81 bsnaso ehH
with Lake shore Railroad for C~yesand Cioenh> Lore
90 xITH'I MARSH REEVE CIIAs AINOT, Gent sup'..
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SPECIAL TxKx-Nov. l.--B.fore Justice MuLLsS.
STREET ASSESSMENTS.

Mathews sgt The Mayor, &C. Coehane agt The Mayor, sc
This was suit to set aside two alleged Illegal AS
essnens 1889 property situated 10 Twenty SIXTH
street between the Nnte and Hudson River motion
also made prevent the Corporation from leasing the
premises under the sale for such assessments
alleged that the assessment void az DO proper
office had been the time and that
property had sold than The defendants set
up the Court had jurisdiction to review the proceed
ing by of Assessments must be bad 70
the writ Of csrordyi No injunction could lie In this
The Judge took the papers and reserved it's decision
L. d. Field for plaintiffs Richard Buseed and H. T. Andrews
lor delendsnts.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express line. leave NewYors and II
n Gad and p. fare "a Through Ticket. sod for Gin
chm a and the West and for Wahington and
South &C. and through baggage checked ahnson IN
n. and p IN trains
J. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
will be reeived delivered and
chez led is uiLates sdvspce Of the time ei lssviDe
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COURT CALENDAR-TBrs DA

SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIT-Part L-Adjourned.
Part -Nos 2ss 1870 2ol3 ss4 2o61, 1920 2l le 12ts
1s2i a2se l62s 2l73 1929 1879 263O 265 1874 23o ass
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Nos. IL, mi,
4l2l 3l2 3s3 3S3 354, Ala, 312.
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A Political DIPFEREScE.-Th0nas Flynn, who
resides in between Finysfth and ttyixfb
streets alleges that he recently assaulted and severely
b.,,eu y candidate member Of Assembly la the Tentb
District named Peter Mtsisn Flynn that he In ayor
of Oval candidste and for this he beaten by Ma.
feron md his i've brothers John and William
i.sued Tor the Of the accused.
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AesuVork daily Gribn,re
LAJ INIELLIGENCE,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Nov.
R.lnrr Inh,. INnHA.nII-

TN STOLEN COUPON CAsR-DEFECTIyE INDICTMENT.
The United States sg Adolph New and Jacob New.
Tie defendants were indicted accessories with
Lo.. Stem or embezlng number OF Pusssn coupons rom
the Po.tOfce appeared that the indictment did noi show
The gutv know the defendants any why the
prncips had been brought to m On motion deendsn'
the indictment, the Judge held that the in
drInsu detective and suggested the 1ihdaws
which was scc.ded by the District Attorney. James T.
Dwight for the Government Whiting Clara snd A J..
Dittrnhorier for defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

NTINENNAKI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ytF~
terdav recovered quantity slser valued which
as on 18th last month rom store No. n Maiden
sn. young named John NugeDt found who says
Hat be recently applied TO 10y John White to sell the silver
ware in gu..on he accordingly did sell II to Mr. kasd,
o. 40 B. Howard street for 23 AMI received foT his oub.
as White then found by the officer sud plant made
against him before Justice OsOorne wbo committed him the
1onb. Tor examination Nugen sent 20 tine ouse Of De
,-ution his attendance witness Other
arc suspected OF having been associated with White hi. and
OTHER fobbere and the police have hopes OF securing them
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. uEEfNt EN01@"8
DECISIONS,

VIM. II. Owen agt Edgar w. Mason.-Motion
granted payment OF taisbe costs to be adjusted by the
Clerk, notice. =.
Jane Rush agt. Thomas j. Acknowledgements Of d.
yorce granted. 90
Caroline T.. Wedgewood agt. Joshua L. Calendar.
Motion granted, costs to abide event. .
Francis H. Saltus agt. Theodore Saltus ct al.-Mo-
granted TO open before the Referee and the parties 20 pro-
coed on the sth of November O'Clock payment Of he'e-
ree day aud costs Of notion not paid before That
day otion denied
Ezekiel =. Smith agt John j. Drake ct al.-Motons
snod be directed In
zach state named excepting those I'm
Chicago Illinois. Stay until LIST OF January next without pre-
iudice TO motion to Court there for further stay.
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&C 600 "A PRACTICAL MAN with this

VOsVOOs snosrt vsbee 70 49, ,s,e oan.e-' /" ~
rsTty take interest in BulLDlSS ana n'e
bOAT Towing or you'd active interest n IN essAD-
hshsd Towss- Freight business Address, Win psr'icsNt
Box Nc ~ Newly orb Poet Otscs-
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AIEW.YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 49,
On and after WEDNESDAY, sept H. 1893 Uans WIZ leave
2stn.si. station, New Y orb, Is follows:
For Wilsms Bridge-7:45 and II 1880 and 500 N.
For White Plains-l2;30 and p. and 6;l5 p. from
" hite and Centre-sts.
For Dover Plains p. IN.
From Albsny-3:50 q. IA. Mail Train.
Returning will leave
Dover Plsins-5:30 IA.
White Plsins-530 and a. and p. NJ
William. Bridget 10 and $50 q. m. and $40 NJ
Alb,ny-elsa m. Mail Train. N. j. CAMPBELL, supt.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate ot
al, County noucr nereoy nyen 10 ali persons
having agsns, MARCIA Able late Of Rockl,nd in tho
State of Maine deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at the Office Of HENRY T. fESSEN
DEN at Wastreet in the City OF New ork be-
tore fourteenth day OF January next-Dsted the
ee''" ~ SAMUEL c. FEssENDEN, Administrator.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-
NEW. YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
N 1859 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1889
Commencing May 70. 1889
Ps.eugers station in Newly ORR corner Of 2thst sud Nhay
Entrance 27ih-st. - $3.50. .
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven. M tex l2t5 S:l3 tefl $3.50 and
AZ M For bridgeport, Tea l2;45, 3:l5 ex)
$50 and 4is D. H. For Milford S,rstord Fairfield southport
aud We,tport, l2:iJ $50 and t:i5 IL FOR Nor"sh
ga IN l2:is 35 (eal: $50 AS $3.50, $3.50 m FOR
barren and Greenwich ga l25, $50 t;t5 $3.50 $50
D. ~ For stanford 2 lerl "a m u 40 2;l9 lex 80
tion., T. a. III. R:i5, $50 t:tI, $50. $50 2 N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston ga m (ex 3:l5 D. m. (ex For Hartford aud
Springfield tes) S:l5 p M (exl For Connecticut Rs
Railroad Montreal, a. eHl, and S:l9 p m tex 10
Northampton For Haven New London and Stoninston
Railroad at and o:lS For Canal Railroad to North
road a. M and 3l5 y. For Naugaucs Railroad, ga m
3l5 p IN. For Danbury and Norwak Railroad a M $3.50
JAMES H. Hoi 4, suPetlutehocuH