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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20
City Intelligence.

THE sourH FERRY SIAGrs.-Duripg the past week Mar.
shall B1rnham has been making several changes In the
location standing places of tho South ferry stages with
the object OF nrurng greater regularity Gnd OF prevent
iDg any monopoly by one company another Several
persons interested in the stage lines have felt aggrieved
at this action, spd have consequently appealed Mr.
Superintendent Kennedy for redress Tne result has
been . correspondence between Marshal Burnham and
power in law TO change the stand" OF the stages:
that the Common Council alone can make the
charge, and that without! such action he viii
find II bis duty to replace the stsge lines
I'm the poson they occupied the Atm OF April 1854
To this communication karshal BurnnAm replied, in sub
stance that he bad carefully examined the Law the
subject and had failed TO pcrceive therein any ground
for the objections Of the Police He urges
that the law justhes any reasonable change in the
staDds 30 long "A the permanence Of the ute in
threatened He refers the Su
venteenth section Of the act regulating stages, show
ing the powers OF the Common Council and OF
tbs Mayor In this matter, and maintained
that the action OF the Mayor Ia perfectly legal,
and therefore correct Tho har,hsl Concludes by OK.
pressing the hope that the Police superintendent viii
ercise his authority subservieBt 70 the Of the
city authorities, and "n the companis injured by
this action the Courts and not the po,e VIII wide the
remedy" We learn that the Marshal intends TO make
seve, 81 other changes which will tend 10 beuont the
public greatly.
ANNUAL MUrsG or METHODIST MISSIONARY SouSnss
The annual meeting Of the Methodist E1scopai Mssona-
~ Association Of United states was held last even
ing At the nthodst Epnoopa church Of Fourth
and Twenty second street Senior Bishop Norris
Of Ohio, presided, and number OF delegates pro-
sent from various States OF the Unon together with
very large audience After the singing Of . hymn, and
prayer oy Bishop Morris, an address delivered by
Rev Dr.. Durbn, who stated thai the amount appro-
prattd by the committee for the worn during the past
year bad been sSO5, 400, q considerable. ncvease
that Of last year, exhibiting the progress which was
being made towards the object for which the socctrs
bad been organized. Brief but interesting addresses
we're also made by Bishops James Scott. simpson apd
Baker. Rev. Drs Powers and Harris, and Rev Messrs
Poe Miller, Hill and Halliday The prooeedi igs closed
with The singing Of tho Doxolosy.
SsRrors Firm ACCIDENT -Tasty evening . woman,
named Emma snyder, residing al No Is Canal street,
terribly burnt by the explosion OF camphcne lamp,
which she In the act OF nipg while lighted. she
conveyed 70 the New York Hospital, where the At
tending physicians pronounced her recovery doubtful
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THE CUSTODY OF TIE CIT FUNDS.

Meeting Of the Aldsrmanic Invsstigat-
ing Commtttse-Ths City Chanbsrisin
Declines % Appsar-Ths C0mlu1ttss Or
der Han 20 BE sabp@nasd, SC.
Al the meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen the l2h
inst the following rather comica and satirica souton
was offered by Alderman BRADY and adopted
Resolved, That special committee three be appon 10
ssy with he ca.ocy aSd SAFE issr IND
ne Il ns s .ScS he sucS sa pal.
gothor with such other opinion OF such
require
The special committee appointed in consequence were
Aldermen Brady, Booe and PAtt yesterday they de-
termined 70 hold their nrst formal public meeting
Three O'Clock In tho afternoon was the hour appointed
for this meeting 10 take place. and the place designated
for It's occurrence was the Adermsnic Committee Room
In the City Hall The interest taken In subject or
subjects before the committee evnced by oonsi
derable number OF parties who attended The commit
members present and Alderman Brady presiding
Afssr the organization Of the COMMITTEES the following
communication from the City Chamberlain was read
cHAnpsRLAIS's Cyrcx NEW yoRx, Nov. - 1850
Your note Of ne 10th ins requesting me 70 ate.d meet
duly :%sy ,sssvs "a s'S pay q. s,
q city would in sooord.nos WIN tie Opinion q dc
Counsel Of the copcrst,n, with whom have taken
ihs OO%nia:s . ne Oo@pSolisI .So 'ls.d q Is
nance Depssnens car give The fne Attenuation In regard
NATHAkInL PLAIT Chamberian.
The communication being read, Alderman BooIs moved
that Mr. Plat had declined 10 appear before the COM
mttee the proper method be 70 compel him TO ap
pear NJ an adjourned meeting
Alderman PIATr-I don't see how we can compel him
70 appear when be states that be acts under he advice Of
the Corporation Counsel.
Alderman BooIE-I consider this committee has power
TO summon any person-no matter how big he Is
large Office he holdsto appear before . committee OF
the Common Council and answer questions may
be fair and reasonable ard therefore, Independent Of his
interview Counsel
City Chamberlain be compelled TO appear before VI at our
next meeting, II II 10 possible to do 1t.
The resolution then carried unanimously and the
Chairman directed the Clerk 10 subpoena Mr. Patt ap
pear before the committee three O'Clock this afternoon
The committee, being now nj stand still, adjourned
for one day.
Alderman Booe expresses his determination TO obge
Mr. Patt TO before the committee and ri 70 the In
formation required OF him.
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Broohiyn City News.

Coxxos Corsa The Board held stated session last
evening Alderman Kslbnech President, IN the chair
The special order relative 70 the report Of the Finance
Committee recommending the Issue Of assessment bonds
70 p, seventy per on, the amount Of contracts ~
street improvements thay become due, taken up,
and after long debate the report adoptei Alter
the usual routine business had been snsaned the Board
adjourned.
Boanp % Corsrr ClSvs~rRs me Board YESTERDAY
completed the canvass Of The rirh Congressional ds
trios, showing majority for waa over Isyor Of forty
fN,
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In sslsn Nam o. saturday, NoysSsQ n:
fn n ornosos, sssd u ysass 20
Va Mrs. Rr,oo. nSs, rsy November Is, y Pssssus~1
Inc funeral services viii take paas rros, IN. .ssxs
Iuesday) sorpoo. 4, hs1I NO 20 Charlton street. NJ
sr. hs smy are respectfully invited 70 attend wisas
PsnT-Ou Monday, November 10, ii oovnv,u o-..-
county, AnDD p. PETIT, OF this city
nus remains will be brought here for intermeu, vum
ovron goudaT NE Soy PspS asr Io sSan s
mos Quinn, in the 10th year Of her age
Her relatives and friends, and those OF husband -
hury are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral NAV
81 vncenps Hospital West Eleventh street, this (Tu1a
uayl afternoon, st bali past ono O'Clock.
hcklRs-At Aiddletown, New Jersey, on HAturlAv.
September 20, HuIxr daughter Of Thomas Sheppard.
Esg and wife Of Frederick Il. Rickers.
rev oresns and hlddletown papers please copy.
Room OF Inflammation OF the Iunes. Ropnx7 In.
y0Srses. son o. VIM j. and Mary Ann Roome, agsd y
The relatives and friends OF the family are resnaceuu
invited 70 attend the funeral Wednesday afesuooa 6
one O'Clock, rom No 1856 Mott street
,hs1s s,gI AN o , ois, on sunday November TO- q a..
anc Cnarlotse L. samms, aged IL years and month.
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are rospeosnv
rom her fathers residence, No 2o7 Monroe street.
- 81 joins On Monday, November 49, ., SIX o'clooa r
the sss,1n 81 Joas IN the Sis year Of his .g
ther Milton st. john respectfully invited 70 sttsun
the funeral from his late residences, al No 70 west TS
o'clock - ~
s1 On Sunday morning, November Is, AFTER shsss
Illness, JOHN HnSnY FRzpETucK STu youurest - a
Wilhelm and Meta stci, aged years, 4 months ~ Q
days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respesv
invited 70 attend the funeral this Tuesday) sfternoo. -
two O'Clock, from his parents home, No s4s TSlve
street, corner OF Lcwis His remains viii be takea tc
Greenwood Cemetery fhr interment
srRAse-On Sunday November 49, MARY E., wife a.
Edmond StraDg, aged % years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are rcspsoteuy
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of IN
fstber William Baker 16e Nassau street. Brooklyn thhs
Tuesday afternoon, a two O'Clock. Her remains win be
taken to Green wood.
THoss On Monday, November 10, Of dipthers, DAVE,
Son OF David Thorn.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Tuesday, After
noon at one o'clock, from No "a Scanned street
TURNER On Monday morning, November 10 1t tsr
o clock, JOHN TuRSss, in the roth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invted 70 attend the funeral, Wednesday, q
twelve O'Clock, from his late resdence No 100 Einsh
avenue, corner Of Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20

TIM orssA HvAu -rhe company engaged for the
regular winter II the raoon theatre arrived on
Sunday In the Vanderbilt, and viii proceed immediately
70 Havana This artistic importation includes Madame
lott della santa prima donna soprano (~ho sang At her
nsjessys, Of 1887; cresoi, famous baritone,
ara Pancan tenor Of arst rate Italian reputation Vol
pln another vel known tenor. with this troupe Tue
Of The other ates have previously reached
Mr. Nax Marc,srk sailed for Havana last week, aud vii
probably be engaged - conductor % the raoon.
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Mr. Derbys gallery wA opened for private view lest
evening The spacious and elegant galleries nled
with artists Amateurs and ladies fAr during
the hours from seven TIL ten The galleries light up
exceedingly well, and there was but opinion 70
the great service Mr. Derby has done 70 American AT In
giving u.s. for the Ora time, building which, By itsslf,
indicates the purposs for which was srsossd. We
have already described this building and tbs
works Of art which have bean placed upon
in walls After due inspection OF tho paint
ipr, hr. Derby invited his guests 70 participate
IN peta ssp1, n which very sensible speeches were
made BY Mr.. j. X Hamilton, the architect. and mr.
Darby, sentiments complimentary 70 thoss gssteuea
having been proposed otAer speeches made. but
would have been better bad they boon omitted from
Tho programme the orators not bcrg distnxuished In
the nne art way On the contrary Miss Sipper would
sy quito the Barring this harmless absurdity
the "openiDg" very agreeable ooe, and Mr.. Derby
may well plume himself upon u ~ Of the leading
events career which has been both honorable and
successful
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Arrivals and Departures.

cBAnrsrtE-st-Anship james Adwcr-s o McoAniey,
Wan bod. q He IpswosVA. n Simpson, X Waltsra J
keehAm, I 9orde, r Maggie, O wes M,ss ws1 Miss
forthrop. q Eating 81 dell ymAn aiimer, Han
bert. Miss sherman Miss Brueeos S-and IS In
sav.sSAn-s1snship cuy'er-s Armstrong : Dane.
man. Mis- Tanney, hn Cole, Wilbur, II q Clara ID
Mssopey, J Hamilton, Or NJ II Van Dyke. n Hoyt n
Webb. hon Ando. Hunting. Capt rel-nd Is 10 The
meerAgc-
HAvns-sap Mercury-L Deshau and LADY.
DrsARARA-BArk Pnnosson -nn Riss and child Mr. Han.
MAIAoA-schr Burdesi Hars-xss crmone and servant
TO ARRIvr.
INV ortr.s..sssmship Bier Vile. Mr rAnshAw. Mr. Ne
Phe~-rs, Czpt Williams, II Donnsi, Mrs Hose Martele
Book and lady, Ms NArts and children. Wells
snd lady Mi~ sArHh Bcebe Bcebe. Mrs. Mary 0nly hls
Adxline GUY.
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wattlcx's rHsArns Mr.. Blake, IN artist Who, Ike
good vine, improves with age, has his usuAi benea 70
morrow evening, playing enc Of bis best psris-slr An
thouy Absolute 10 the "Rivasr me comedy his, alto
ssthsr, what may be truly desominsicd great cast
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Tar Arrrs rRArv The syrsouse yosv-nI says that at
oue time on Tvs,dsy Afternoon fot there we're IN vie-
from the ~eighocs 10 that city 30 e-s than thirteen
nal boss loeieo vth APPLES IN barrels destined for the
Eastern mMkets.
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The sunday Law H.,d 60 he Conssiss-
ti0ma1.


BUFkhfoR COUHr-sffCfAL rERn.
Before Hon judge Hoffman.
Nov. 10 The Managers Of A< Jup>nse Delinquent So.
eaey rs Hoym Harnan, Proprsstoys Of ne Rro Fork
Sod Theatre The plant sought 10 recover $3.50 from
Tire cefencsDts for violation Of the sunday law IN giving
tneatrics performances the Sabbath. The defendants
demurred The Court held that the law constita.
ona aud that The defendants Liable for tho penalty
under lis provisions. Henry l.. Cramm for The plain.
tim.
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Whsslsr d wilson's Sewing Machines.
oFFICI sos BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

Increased facilities for manufacturing and tho cutalment
OF litigation consequent, upon recent decisions II the
Wilson Manufacturing OompAnys paiens enable this Compa
furnish their sewing Machines with
greatly reduced prices The superiority OF hese Ma
chimes for family md Ia the Of
purpose material Aestsd the OF thousands usn9
hem and the moderate prices q which they are now sold
places them within the reach OF all and obviaes all for
purchasing those inferior and low priced machines which
have much prejudioed the Sewing machine business
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Fires ut New Orleans.

NEw ORLKANs, Nov. 10, 1850.
The ship Wild Cat hence for Boston, damaged by
Ore fifteen miles below this city she has returned here
Cor repairs
mo ship John X. Wood with 900 bales OF cotton on
board burned last night. Loss from e75 900 10
$50 oeo
the bark Evsdne, with 5000 barrels Of lime on board
was also burned last night.
Two blocks Of frame buildings In the Fourth district
were also destroyed BY fire last night
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To Every mother Whs Has Chudrsn
v1nevnr NJ the conpiAino nek6eut ue
teeth ~ do no let your owr 49, o. III rrsx
drse n oshsvs 10 he ~ rshf bs sus-
yea sbosukay gur~-to soos the q
MRS wrsLows NDorBrpg syRvp,
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Poad hoasss drug store, and bowling saloon In this
town, were Destroyed BY hrs yesterday morning rhs
Ioa sbous so 900, which "a partially covered By
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J,ners, $40 Broadway, for the present
will SCI hs Boots and shoes IS cents oAr less OF
pressure. JkFrkRs 573 Broadway.
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1000, 600 Naggers seeding fro

Boots.-A Large Assortment of Good
wearing Boots and for boys and youths At 1873 Futon
street, west OF roadway. LORlk BROOKS SON.
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Beautiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for beauu
tnG and gressrytnE Me couplexoa I'D skn- Sold u ~
dYugrista m and - Broadway.
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes ISL Broadway. Of Murray
Ma Hort
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Photographs in BroOkI yn.-Artists who
command thirty 70 fifty dollars per week apply u
WIIlLAMsOH,s
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Ladies' AND ChHidren's Dresses Clean ed
without taking apart Plain and fancy dyeug
~ bruoms street o0rney Of Broadway, r. LORD.
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Tootbhcbs CURED In Ffvs Minutes by
NJ 1OBIth derful vre~an Ianrapt q, 10 psy hsa1
sebs IN t AZ four Ror ~ al draF~s srA soressg.ers
Depot v Cortland street seW yak.
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The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machines
mar now be had for Pifsy DollarL II b00 Broadway.
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Now Within Reach or All.
Grover 4 Bakers Cslebrated Noisele@ Family Ssw ng
Machines Prices established for years. SO and
upwArdA
405 broadway, New York.
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Radical Care OF Hernia, or 2upsWrs.-
Dr.. y NAasH, q ths weu sscvn hcuss q karvA o.,
NO vesey Asanr Bouss oppo~me TIA as~nes
SPECIAL saesuon 70 Ne surgical spsaton q Me rfsAi Curs
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Marrisa.

Marrled.
R-HAARisoS. the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Nes Castle, N. Y, on Thursday, November Is, by the
Rev. Mr. Buck, HasnY hnLAR, Of Bedford, to s. LovIB
HARRnoS, OF Mount Kisco.
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Shirts, BhfrtS-Six for -.
Made from the Amoskeax ana WAmsul.A huslirs.
Depot l0G Chatham street, cornsF a Pearl.
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Court Colen0or-Th1s Day.
svr,ms Covsr-nscur -psrs l-Ncs. loa. 1903, i62s,
1877 1891 1895, 1897 lb47 1893 ls5l 1853 149e Tss
psT, 333 1897 sol. 1880 1891, Ise3 Part 2-Na 1918,
1884 1885, INA leos, zoos l7so $40 $780, 1884, 1895,
coxso% PIsas Part 1-Noe. 1888, N62, 23as, 22lT,
1880 2so2, 2sos 1895 25e6 1901 7s 1909, zoos, 236,
2329 PAT 2-Nos 2o77. 4d2o, 1870, ia 1888, 2lo5,
2loe 23i2, 2sse. 22e2, 22s3 236s, 1910 2Ss, 1891
-uFppios Corrr-PArt I-Sos 1os, o3T, 336k, lis,
loss ssb, 7, 1905, 1907, 10Tl, 1919 5T65
Usrnp STATES DEruer CorKT.-sAme 90 Monday.
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Union ON Lfnc0ln's ElsctiOn.-24 Photo
graph Portraits for u, at HoLhas Gallery s9s broadway
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4t0l0 white secedpg from poverty and the poor
house 40O 600 OF all nations In America secedng from
ignorance and the de-posm cf the money Photo
gTsphed by HOLMES, 396 Broad way.
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Burning OF . Western steamer.

BONNEVILLE, ny, NOV. 10, I3oU
The steamer Pncdc hooce TO New Orleans, burned
n Uniootown last night. Capt Law loet. The re-
lnainder Of the officers and and passengers
Aved.
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Barvy's Tvteophsvews 10 .os Best and
ch~ape~s article esns seautfJ curing te.ning,
preserving ed rssorsns ne Bsir laea try H. Ad by Al
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United States sioep-of-War Saratoga.
PHIIADEIPmA, Nov. 10, 1880
me Quilted States soop OF sAra,ora, for the West
Coast OF Africa Was passed 81 80 Sunday morning
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10, 1880
Ths screw steamship Huntsville arrived last evening
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Utx Fine shirts for IS, Warranted To FIT.
MooDYs Shirt Mandatory 2ss Broadway.
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esr~ o. scrufuous tatt are po~aver heaes bv HOttO
WAYS rrh O1iuent The Pills tsurosn lv eiaase ,sa
hhod sri secetous, ard The OirsEeot hsAls the ersgas
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Basshsior's Hair Dys-Rsiiasis, Hars-
tnvAsApecus bAch prvwp var~y, 81 Barclay
ere-s Bold cd APPLIED - BArUHUOas ~is fsrssy. y
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TIE IIIusivs Wfg-A Novelty II sst1in-
HIGH. no Broe6 corner Of RsAds srr,r ct
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sswies-wooD, EDDY 90, nsnsss~s Of tAs
DELAWARE. Kxrrucxr Arp sIssouHf srAru LOrrrnfu
DuIAvsns-ErrxA Class ssl, kovrssss ~ ise
az 4, So, IS, 20, ~, .. 80, 30, II, ~, 40, IS, 8
-. a. so, 81, &C. 81, 81, 81. -, ls II, IS, III.
Circulars cert free q chsrr- by Addressing -nsr
or 70 WOOD. EDDY CO.. q Lnui.. Nlsrcun
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THR CHARIIs vRoDsHAx WATCH
TlrrAfy GO, NO a. BROADWAY.
kOf.H AOrNTH IA FEy YORK

Persons Wishing !, procure DDS mo reliable pc-tes rrs
rece the esithrbtet witch endowed by TIE Bsh
" disrsrbhed ty s IRA swrrs ~ ne ronerm sr1 pa.
kAgoshcts sne vost rc~rly ~ TIE Grand Rus.n hedI
~ prrr be o. rsuuas srtle bF purrAss.x
~ tks ssoYy rkned sgaksr1sa sd,s.
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sr.,r Corsrv c,.- rs rov. ~ isn
SC, &C, 81, IS, 37 90 rs, ~, ~. 80, 20, "a &C, @.
Corsotrpsrrp forrrRy, cIsss %, nov ~ lao
Is, "a, 81, lie, IS, 90, rs, a., u, 30, 8, "a, 13.
Circulars ssni FREE Of charge b. Aadr~s~ns
Y pRAFCu.
wtml DsavAr~.
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Furs-Furs-At Whites Hat EmpO-
rum, AIS Broadway, rcsailed a. wholesale prices
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Ths Southern sscsssion movsmsnt-Im-
persant from IIilnois-Rnsfrs In Eu-
Tops-IAtsrt sting from the Arctic Re-
gtOns-Ths japanese EmDassy-TAc
Burch Divorce Cass--Local News or New
York Ma Tket Reports, &c., SIC.
The FAMILY HERALD Of tomorrow wednesday, viii,
with other NATTER from the South
States giving Of the Progress and Present
Position the Secession Sentiment Advices from spras
field, defining the Policy OF Mr. Lincoln relative 10 the
Southern Movement; Letters from Our Correspondents at
different European Courts, and The Latest News relative
to the War n Italy Letter from &c. Paul dc Loando,
giving account OF the HomewAd Passage of the Japan
csc Embassy A fui History OF the Burch Divorce Case
Interesting Extracts rom Letter writer's by Lad at
tached to Dr. Hayes Arctic Expedition rbeTestimony be-
fore the Coroners Inquest In Alleged Wife Poisoning
Case at Bergen N. j. Tho IAesl News from California
and Utah; Obituary Notices OF Sir CHARLES Napier the
Earl Of Dundonnid and the Duke Decazes All the Local
News Of New York and Vicinity OF Importance Reports
Of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and Ill In
tcrestiug news matters OF the preceding week.
rnxs-S2 year; four ocrts a single copy. subscrp.
tions received st the ONCE northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau Streets New York. Single copies for sale
tho counter and BY all news agents Advertisements In
serted q The usual HmALD rates.
what no Do.-Upon the First Feeling
e pain you may be quite certain hs @ naur outlet o
ssASBRIrIs Pills and psrssysr. fs .Ss s' day.: 4
un,il the difficulty removed How much severe
how lives would be II this advice
faithfully followed BrAndrehs Pills Is cents with
dir ectious at 29t Canal and No Union square, New
Nork.
FUrS-Furs-At Whites Hat EmpO-
rtun AIS Broadway, rctsiled at wholesale prices.
Ladiss' Furs 10 per Cent Less Than
Broadway prices n DRAKK's ls0 Fulton street
--
utx Fine shirts for IS, Warranted to FIT.
MOoDYs Shirt Mandatory 2sa Broadway
Shirts, BhirtS-Six for %.
Made from the bed Amoskeax and WAmsuitA huslirs
Depot l0G Chatham street, a Pearl
J.nsrs, 573 Broadway, for the present
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VrtaI and COnvfctfon Tor Murder.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 10, 1880
The trial OF X Richardson and Sarah Ann Heay for
poisoning Stephen Hesy husband OF the latter, closed
Today. Mrs Healy acquitted Richardson coz
vced OF murder In the second degree and sentenced
10 thirty years. imprisonment in the state prison
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steamer south Carolina Ashore. @

Tho steamer South Carolina hence for Charleston rot
lahore saturday night the Hedge Fence, Vineyard
Sound. She got oil the 18th and proceeded, without
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WORMS. BuNIoNs. IsvnRrID HAnA KnA ROu
~ yo,n,s and al diseases q the Zee, cured without
inconvenienoe 70 The patient, By DR.. ZACuARIR sur
Chsopods 100 Broadway. Reor phyncAns aaA susIssu
OF tkis c1ty.