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.1OTICE OF APpLICATION FOR THE

DH TOtN
v discharge of insolvent from his debts, pursu-
ant 10 article 3, title I, chapter s. part q of the Re
ylsed Statutes of the State of New York, BENJA-
MIN +. BROOKS, Jr., Of the town Of Herkimer,
Herkimer County, New York, insolyent Notice
rst published the 23d day of July, 1861, ltors
appear before the Hon. EZRA GRAVES, County
Judge In and for the County Of Herkimer, at his
ofce at the village Of Herkimer In said County,
,he 10th day Of October, 1851, at O'Clock In the
forenoon and show cause, II any they have, why
delts. jy23 ioru'iii
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BUsNEss cHANCrs-.ro. s.L..

BAKERY, al 1b9d 9, 4 1Oth av, CArmansville. la
CANDY a fancy store, ., $50 Seventh ave. ie,s
DINING lodging rooms; saeri6ce,911 s,h av1As
FEED store for sale, q, 81 Sheriff 1t. 1s,9
sEcAR stoye q fixtures, cheap.4 .4s9 LIST ave, top.
TOBACCO Round wAgc n, 1I5 leah So P.MlI,s
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S & } BOGART, AUCTIONEERS-TlIIS
>. dty, At ~ ooIoyk, at II cherry It, the con
tents of a hlu,r store, wines, liquors hSr pnm
,Md Iip,s, s.cvlng, minblers, measures, cLars ia
b!ea, DC. 81
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C,EWlNG MACHINES - WANTED OPE-
- ratOrs with Wheeler & Wilson's sewing ma
chimes, TO work in shop. Call for enc week At y.
d A. BOEHM, "a Walker 1t. 2S
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RmPLOYMENr-FemaIes.

A BTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS WAN
n tcd-At GUILLEAJME KORN :, 63 Rai'
n, 100 good hands for arttciAl flowers. seli GIL
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To I.ET.
MILITARY.

GENERAL BUSINESS
A. G. wllmarth, US. Passport AgtF Chambers st
BROOKLYN Agency, Dr. zeIrs remedy, l5s PtIltou
DINNER from is to O'Clock, l5cts, 1872 W 10Th al,
DR.. ZELL's CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. 100
FASHIONABLE Dfcssmsklng, 9Ts W 23d II. ia4
@. 2. House-IAw Collectiug-i6 wall a. tr
HAI2 Dye, rs oens-Palasotto, s1s Eighth svs.
MRS. BEACH, Agent Dr. zers Remedy ,slt s,h av.
oYsTER Stews, the lest, at Tlbly's 1870 riltouiI,6
PILES cured by Or. Whte, 2i3 Grand st. e2b
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTIoN sALE or CROCKRRY, CHINA
n and 0lass-HENRY a. EVANS, VIII sell In
lots 10 suit the trade, At 50 Maiden Lane, on Tues
day, September ~, At 10 o'clock, large a,sortnen'
Of crcckery and glassware, Sac positive and " th-
out reserve, repaoked for shipping. selO 2'l3l
A UCTIoN ICE-CRoCKERY, GLASS,
n French china rock and common ware uf all
kiuds-By J. 4. II. BARTLErT, Auctioneer, Tues
day, sept tIth, at 10 ocuck, at PSI Pearl street,
large stock in ts for retailers for CASH sic ais'i1I
A UCTION NOTICE-AIL THE ELEGANT
n household furniture OF DIR. PHILLIP BAR
NED will le sold at public auctions this day t,it'r
nconl O'Clock, 10 the highcs, bidder, without re-
serve, At his private residence, 1870 Wavery place,
COR Of 9th ave, consisting uf elegant parlor urui-
Wre rosewood and mahogany hedstead', bureaus,
chairs, mattresses, beds and bedding, pier and cen-
ue tables, mrrurs, curtains, shades stoves Br1s-
sells and ngr,iu carpets, soaheds, tea tables, raut
ings, gothic hed'teds, lounges, rookerG cosks, va
glass ard china ware. table cuilerf, 30. u.
ROTH, Auctoneer. l6'
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sept. iblh-ship Chass. for Antwerp. .-sceoaa
srs Happy RetaEn ior Aux Cayea; julia fo<d> -
GibIaltar; L A Edwards. Rio Jsneiro.
leth.-U s tTanspor ftonao, Oad fons Vonc'<sA
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REAL ESTATE.
COTTAGE FOR sALE-A ~


EARM TO EXCHANGE-wANTrD TO
n exchange, q uice farm Oil Long leland for
team Of good horses. Apply 70 J. HOPKINS 49,
Fourth ave. sei6 9'lA5
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LODGINGS TO LET.

FURNISHED room in private family $40 Tth avl6,9
FURNISHED rooms to lot, at so East 18th u. l6,s
FURsIsHED attic room, q. 4sT Grand st. 1872
FURNISHED rooms, rs cts. week, 40 Laurens St
ROOMS furnished for housekeeping,n Hicks, Bkln
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

uOUSEwORK-A PROTESTANT YOUNG
IL woman wants situation 10 do general mouse
work Vpply to Jackson Square, near Greene st.
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lanes RENwICK, AUCTR-wmL SELL

II
- ON Ticsday muung, september ilth, At ~
o'coci, ord continue the same each day until the
entire stock IL disposed ul, continued In store 80
Atlantic ~, let Nevins and Powers sta, brooklyn,
cnf nntinR of French and American china, stone
china. granite and c. c. ware; Rockingham and
tatthcn ware, cut and prtss"d glass; ware, together
with an ns-n,ttrout ut cutlery Rnd house furnishing
goods, riana and silver plated were. Sale posi-
i've sciG s'i2S
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TOBACCO PACKERS WANTED-GlRLs
\ 70 work in a toracco lactory those acc,l 'tomtd
a. packing preferred A ply at so7 and 209 Water
Il. nol' w.
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A RTIPICIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
n ed; good hands can have god wages hy ap-
plying NJ 3os broadway, up stairs. II
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SEwING MACHINE-WANTED AN 0PE-
- rator on nger's sewing machine, ~ operat' ou
vests; good wages given; 10 save trouble none blts
first rate hand need apply, 81 Henry RI. 3S
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OF
w nce Fast Iroadwly, will sell on this d ", al
lOL, o'clock the contents of the grocery aud liquor
4 re, 10 Eleyosth Bt, near LIST ave, beer pumps,
counters, soap starch, screens, liquors. and al
other fixtures, tsc, p
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Fs::t.s To-: s. :: ;:IS S;;s ::ssi
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.,PFCTACLE6 GOOD AND CHEAP-Wes'
> siRlt improved Professor FRANKS celebrated
we uTesarycrs accurately adjusted H. de'0Ctod vision
an eyIrtlenced practical optican, All kinds ~
..4.+ac.e, buuglL sid, taken IN eIchsnge, Or re
ailod Store 2s9 Grand n, near Edrldge.au3l 2tac'
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sTrUATIoNs wANIED-BI MALus.

ny a 10y of l5 to run errSnds-lO Marion st. a
BY Scotch boy OF Il, in Brooklyn; II, box 800 sun
BY | aker as foreman, at 1872 West goth st. l46
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THE BEST DAY OUT"
Il Information In full elsewhere.
Seek and ye shall discoyer."-IIARRY HILL
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INSTRUCTION.
PUBLICATIONS, &C.

SPLENDID FASHION MAGAZINE
- DHMORRSl'S Quarterly Mirror Of F.shiou.
with wonderful improvements, now ready.
srlendid display Of new 1Nd 81 giant dee gus of the
Paris Fol f.shinns, that will delight and surprise
evcryhody,eNtra Illustrated with large Fashion Pate,
large Plate of Coaka, and ill-sizcd Patterns
Yearly, ~ single copies, 90 cts.; postage = rcuts:
aso giard opening Of Patterns Of the Fail Fashions
as broadway. ina
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CHATTHL MORTGAGE SALE-This Day
~ at II O'Clock, A NJ, at ttc corner Of lat ave- aud
9Th ~, one hnts. cart aud FAIRNESS. 7. !. HAN
MERRY Coustsbc, aud Attorney for morlr,yee.
BENJ MERRITT, Auctionocr. ~
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CKIRT HANDS WANTED-TO WORK
- ON woven skirts also m operator on Wheeler X
Wilson'S sewing machine. Apply 1t the skirt lac
tory, 100 West 9Th It, sel6 2'l33
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EDWARD rETTlNGER, AUCIIONEER,
- will sell on Tucoiay, lItu b. siAnt At halt ptst
10 oiuk, at i1lN broadway, all the stoyk and fix-
lures cuutsir cl therein, stir ~ choice Sc
i~ii"n oi liquors, preserved frit4, &C., counters,
table, ,lairs, pictures, hNr nNWps, gS HNmrrz,
&C., ~. Sac positive. by order of l.. fALlsE,
Attorney, ISl
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE

~ New York, Sept. Tth, 1901.
Public notice Is hereby given, that ON Monday
Ire 1911 day uf September 1861, shall proceed ~
draw panels ~ jurors for the following Cplrta TO
ho held ln aud for the City and County Of New
York, ON the Ith day Of october, 1851, viz
panel Of 100 Petit Jurors FOR Supreme Court Cir.
cult part y and oyer and Terminer. Panel
~ 100 Petit Jurors Tor supreme Court Circuit
part 2.
?. panels N lOi Petit Jurors each for & Super
or Cpurts, Parts So.
@ Pfola Of lOi Pett Jurors each for Court Of
Common Pleas, Parts ! &2.
A Panel Of 90 Grand Jurors for Court II eyer
X Te' miner.
A Pane of 50 Grand Jurors for a Court n Cen
era Sessions.
A panel Of 100 Petit Jurors for a Court Of Gen
era Sessions.
Sept. Tth, 1851. seq 7'l3S.
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WANTED FoR HoUsEwoRK.

GIRL for homework, at 90 H'yt St, BgooAyn %
GIRL for general housework li7 Lafayette sv,BEln
GIRL TO do housework, at st. Lukes ace. 22I
GIRL for general housowork, 90 Mott st. 2i2
GIRL for housework 2I City Hall Place, basement.
WOMAN for housework, At 1il York st. Bklyn.
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MONEY TO LEND--IN SMALL SUMS,
wi on bond aud mortgage, or other reliable Sc
curty. Titles searched Investments made ana
money loaned Nth care aud dispatch. Apply n
HUNT a. TODD, 1870 Nassau st, N, Y. se0 SAsc'l2J
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CKIIlT HANDS WANTED-FIFTY GIRLS
= to work on knoitod hoop skirts. Cal at 3J3
Broadway, up stairs-PhCniy Skirt Co. 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
HORRIBLE MURDER IN FIRST AvEHue
THE pERpETRATOR A POLITICIAN.

On Thursday morning, about O'Clock, the dsai-
zens Of First avenue were alarmed by the report that
horrible and heartrending murder bad been commit
ted in their neighborhoOd. 1t appears that at The
time named, Samuel Hoffman and DE-. Moses Low
enberg, residing at No. l4i First avenue, bad an
alteration occasioned by difference of opioion
about the triaing circumstance of having The base
ment hall-door shut or open. Lowenberg wanted to
have the door open, as he occupied The front base
ment and Hoffman who lived in the back basement
wanted the door kept shut.
The quarrel, which took place on Thursday NOM
ing, was occasioDed directly by tie doctor o. en-
ing the door, and Hoffman subsequently shut
ting Il. The door was opened by the doctor
a second time, aud second pme. Hoansa
attempted to shut it, when be met in the hall BY
the doctor, who had a sword.caue in bis Land, who
drew the sword, and plunged il iIto the pereon OF
Hoffman twice. Mrs. Hoffman was present, but faw
what was done very ndisliuctly. As soon as he was
stabbed, Mr.. Hoffman wa ked toto his own apart
ments and sat down, saying as be went, " am
stabbed, l am stlbbed" After sitting down, 10
died almost instantly.
As soon as Lowenberg was conscious OF the SAD
nature Of the deed be had committed lie uttered the
following request: al want you 10 send for Cob
eetor Barney to become my security-I stand weu
at the Custom-House."
Hoffman, the murdered man, was IS years Of sssv
and bad wife and two children.
Lowenberg is unmarried and is weD-known
politician in the Seventeenth Ward.
Coroner Sebirmer will hold an inquest On the body
of Hoffman to-day.
The spear with which the murder was committed
measures IA inches in length and is very elastic
The stats were four in number, and seemed to lave
be en- dealt with tremendous force. The deceasee
had been in this couutry some twelve years. He
WAS carpenter, but had been unemployed Tor The
oa.t ak months, and his family are In destitute sa-
ccmstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

-. are Car away with the naval eAiee'i'i In,
His ii near with deep sOrrow--eEtn huliu VIC
ne Of their arma--of he uutimey Ia'si o9s
IioN ~ Tnouru LIN as g soldier 0li"8 u s'lule'
hes e., 1s Ire was as rruly riyen ior uis country
aes'a' a.aea ae Il on be lad ilsenia the ShocA d
$40 ,o' IA go lis fcc 10 the Zoe. ne same efh
battle, anu 80 duty witch kept Lin unshrs KING
fevGuon chen stricken with eami-lever' "ouid
y bis lS't2 ;@ rnshruki zig 20 Che eannons mouth
paye lea n eosa es6y and not Ieiasht to de Tor us
'o 9s :o,0,,y viii nourn and honor him. Massa,
Ina, eoaT N ;1onrn aua honor hin as another Of
uset,s va, s sors To- in tin most wicked rebel
cse lied their Loyalty Sita their 9iVssi me
Sn ns' vi s;1' Femelber lin win pcei hls iieno.
n,a l ,oa early os yet lost in nooie ea1se ana
~ 1890 hat God be merciini 70 W. q, lor nu-
- ecsSstop can avail ragsR J. 'ner Sc. so.,
Ir.i on a mohers cleek, nor wrlrE lS,ne ca
kes,t with fear Of evil He was gene, svou ,s "np
rse IN every relation Of he a90 snoe ISo re
tsNis, a may 70 tue bundled ,nO @l, s pesfilenceN
te1 Ls,d II War or tie wan touch oil fes.ieaCe
kar's dread colnpaAion-may hurry " gil thoT
bo pner heart nor Drawer s. ii VII oe sln1r 'S C
hat of John W. Jenss, late let Le9'en ', ~ ~
H. m Col Sauelit Volunteer Leei~S"' '-
line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
The Intervention Against Mexico.
,OTTOy TILE ULTERIOR OBJECF IN VIEW.
TrculIs Between france and Switzerland.
H.rrr.x. rhurd,r. Nov. Il. 1851.

HALIFAX. Thurdsy. Nov X, 1861.
The steamship Niagara left Liverpool at o'clock
on tho morning of the I'd inst. and Queenstown on
the afternoon Of the Sd inst and arrived at this port
at 4 o'clock this Thursday morning
TIE Niagara has Els 200 in specie, and 81 psssen-
gers, and will sail for Boston at 10 a H.. where she
will be due about midnight on Friday.
The Niagara reports, Nov.2, passed ship Ocean
Monarch going into Liverpool.
The steamship Bavaria, from New-iork, arrived
at Southampton on tue evening of tie Let inst.
Tie steamship City Of Washington, from New.
York, reached Liverpool on the morning of the let
inst. While en- route from Queenstown during the
night Of the 3Oth her main shaf broke and she pro-
ceeded under canvas until she was sighted of Holy.
head when tugs were sent to her assistance and she
WIS towed to Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

Poh easier Bacon steady Lard stesdy bot quict 70
OF Islow "a downward t-odency quoted at fUos
LtvEkIooL PHoDCCs MARxBr.-As Quiet; Pots, 2{6s
PEARL. 36 Rosin seive; Gales Of 1900 bbI conp,< y
l26dl46 Spirits Turpentns advancing; qgoted II e.
Sugar and Coffee very duh. Rice firm bat Quiet LInssed
advancing Lnseed CAFES firm ~ Linseed Oh buoysns
ut 3sl6. Cod Oh stt ady a. 24lG
LONDON MAkKETsWh at don ard declined n I, crarssry
Rcd Wesiern s. s17i. Flour 3lId3ii. Iron dull Cofos
steady Linseed firm. Lineed Cakes steady Itnssed on
quiet a. 35 Spsrm on nominal 800 Lice firm sag.x
quiet and steady Taow gniet 81 Gd5lI Tea buoyanit
Americ An Securities quiet and steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF TRADE.-fLe Manchester mar kot Is nat,
ans prices tend downward
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKKr.--Private Cotton
Circulars generally quote decline the week Of tatd
HAyRE MARKET.-CoTToK-rhe sales ot the
week mach 500 hsles Orleans Odinare - quoted at
lsg. Bes 4sE Tn. hA. AWKWARD tendency The
to1Al stock In port Is 1900 bslea
LIVERPOOL BREADsItYFs MAgKET--FLoUR ia
steady 28l a3leP bs.; ah at firm Red Western Ga
lsl4 A.d Southern 2leg<a9, Wats Western ~ .; White
Southern 10 al3a Corn upws d. and oil qualities
ghily aec.s, ed lIed quoted at 1911 9'ab Yellow I"
Whi Q OF B., dJ7I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
ARMY AND NAVY.

Private letters from Font Craig, New-Mexico,
under date Of October 16, state there were 900 sol
diers regulars and volunteers ntTencbed there, and
hat they expected 10 move into Texas. The regulars
consisted chiefly Of the 9Th Infantry. Several cases
of smallpox had appeared among the troops, but
thew were not considered Serious and their general
health WIS good.
lie United States steamer De Soto was put into
commission ST the Brooklyn Nnvy-lard on Wsdnes-
day afternoon. Her officers are:
fomm,nder William NJ. Walker; Lieutenant and EIecu.
iv. Officer r. r. Lewis Acting Masters. Henry NJ Bon.
usy William M. Msrsien, and George w. Ward Acting
Sureeou Il. Beyt; Acting Assitant
C. ii. Adams First Asssisp Engineer. q. W. Simmons
Sscud Assis.ant John Anderson; hird Assistants Robert
I Robert finger and j. w Hall; Actius Gunner. u. H.
yooks Masters Mates, g. b. fsttinseT John Leeds, aud
The DE Soto carries as passengers 10 masters
mates who going out TO join different vessels OF
tIe hockading fleet. Her armament consists VI eight
hrosdside guns and one pivot gun She bas guard
~ ,narines and crew Of 10 men, and is in all
re,recls very fine vessel. Her commander is ali
officer Of great experience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

ToMpxrSs CoUSrY (Complctc)-Secretaiy OF
Stsie--Horaiio Ballard, 1881 joiner, LISA.
Member Of Assembly-Ezra Cornell Rep, l,S3s
majority.
Canal Commissioner-B. +. Bruce, l,54yi L. A.
TaIlmsdgs, LSA5i w. W. Wright, l,8A6,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

rrs,ox ALprRMasic NoxrsArioS%-At Con-
Of Delegate. from the Uues A''o' don 9th Tenth
Th,ssn,h F,ur.suth, ard sevsnssevh Wards. held on
wsdos.oa, s,sh.. jobs oomsrford w~ nominated fs
Of sss vl,h DhOs and absa O. his Tor Adsr
uaa Of the IVth Dttriee ID Eas .saf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
The Europa Outward Bound.

BOSTON. W edneedsyt NOV, u, iv'.s
The Europa sailed at o'clock this morning, taking
II passengers for Halifax, and 81 for Liverpool but
no specie. She will call oil Cspe Race about Salt 4.
dsy afternoon for the latest news aud commer AaA
dispatches. Telegrams left with Mr. GeIsgS ?" MyI
be promptly forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
om,.,o, Vote Of Albany County.

ALBANY, Wedn.sdAy, Nov. y, ISoI:
Secretary of State-JoEes, s,7SS; Ballard, 7,feA-
Attorney 6 eDeral-C Chaplain, 1861; Dickinson,
= S,3. Canal Commissioners (vaeaney Wngnt1
7gs: Tallmadge, Ais Bruce, 1867. Court OF
Appeals-Comstock, $500; Wright, ,529. Senator
-Pruyn DEAL, 9e6 maj. Justice Of supreme 0ouss
-Tbeodore Miller lDem.l, 1888 maj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

TAsMAEY CoUscILMAsIc CONFERENCE.-The fol-
pouu siions made last evening for Counoilmen ia
lie several Csuncnsnie Districts by ths Tammssy Denoo-
rGcy: g. - p,oA ,u.~s 49,
Lone. Sixth Ward Joseph Hughes James seIdiod Eighth
Md; James Hays 4tb Ward; John Heaiy Fourth Ward:
sih Di,frsc Samuel H. Webster, Jeuth Ward John H.
HanshLirk Edws'd G. Msoy Eleventh Ward, Anthony
Mler Thirteenth Wardi Michael {. Oross and John Ryan,
Seventeenth Ward.
Ssrth Disfytcf Adjourned until next Wednesday night
SepeuM Dsvicf, John Bryce, John ksvsnegh Nm Joyce
JACOB NJ. Long. o. +. Brandon, Capt Luke Curfan.
CoRoSERs CAsEs.-Yesterday morning, about D
o'clock Augustus d. Flsusssu left the house Of mis- brother
Al No 81 Suffolk street. saying thai he was goiug hshg
About 10 O'Clock found Drowned at Picf NO Eas
River Ii appeas thai dect ssed subject to his and
supposed that attempting clinb caoe Boat nea
where his body ld be ATTACHED with h and Tel
bees into TIE water Coroner SehiImer bed ilqnts at
No u Suffolk treet The Jury redo ed verdict Of Found
ptowned.p ecsesed was II " ars 81 ege.
Aestoftay morning between and O'clock an UNKNOWN
man was found officer Of the Fourth Ward lying his
r. nj the corner Of Chamber street and New B0wery, bis
freLead being severely cu and bis che Ks consioe ably
He conveyed 10 the Station House and thence
70 the Bellevue Hospital where he soon died Cor ief
ebrmcr held inquest the body and the Jury rendered
verdict "tnat deceased 10 bi. desh from wounds
received In soDe manner unknown 70 the Jury" Deceesed
va apparently % years OF age Of gn complexion bloc
eyes heir and medium hight he had On brown SAGA
eoss. DARK vest knd pslt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

FASHIONS FOR TIE MiLLIoy.-Msdame Demon
ests popular Mirror Of Fostioas is announced for
tie Winter Of 1872, and contains, beside numerous
illustrations of exact constOmes, elegantly en-
giaved plate q cloaks handsome oolored fashion
plate and three fasized patterns tie cost Of which,
even ut The cheap rates at which they eo sjust
double the price Of the whole Magazine. We notice
IN this hunter clear and explicit Directors by which
every oman may become her own dr'tsmaher.'
Tbese alone would be good investment Tor ~ eniy-
FIVE cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

The HAMIIToS-sTKrET MuRDER.-On Wednes-
day, Coroner Jaokman held inquest on tie Lody Of
Mrs. Mary Ann Weber, who died al the Hospital, on
Tuesday, in consequence OF injuries inflicted by her
husband, at No. 80 Hamilton steel, the itl INST.
Six or seven Witnesses were examined. II Gpreared
from their testimony that, on tie afternoon and
evening previous to the murder both Weber and his
wife were intoxicated, and quarreledi that, after
uAieting the wound uIen deceased, Weber appeared
TO lie penitent, and asked some person to run for
Doctor" be had Killed bis wife," When asked by
the Coroner what he bad 10 say, ho answered thai
lie Was II ship-carpenter; was born in Hamburg,
Germany is 50 years Of agei and he admitted that
he was guilty. The Jury rendered q verdict that
" Mary Ann Weber came TO her death from a lTa,c-
ture in the skull inflicted by an Gdze in tie hands Of
ler husband, Peter Weber, on the 4lh Of November,
1901" Deceased was - years Of age, and was
born in England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

A.. V. STOUT FOR MAToR.-A meeting Of the A.
" Stout Cub was held at the house ofthe President,
Henry Mellen, No. 100 Tenth avenue, Oh "Wednesday
night to receive the Committees invited from the
other Associations ia favor Of a. V. Sout esq, for
u ayor. Strong resolutions passed in Bis favor,
and mo.t Of the Wards were represented at the
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

County CASyAss.--Supervisor Davis stt-
chair yesterday and the Board went over tho -
and Tenth Wards, including the Eighteenth. The
ast two districts Of the Eighth Ward, and the Vth
District OF the Tenth, were laid over. 1t is calcu-
ared that the whole work will be completed by
about the end Of this week. On Monday next, in
that care the whole batch OF irregularities discovered
will be brougLt up for reoiiicaton. Until then
there is little or nothing Of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

NOMINATION. FOR ALDERYAg.-The Peoples
Union Association Of the XlXlh Ward met on Tues
day evening, at the hall on The south side Of Fifty
first street, between Second and Third avenues, aud
nomine' ed George NJ Rsrpel as their candidate for
Alderman Of the XVIII District. Mr.. Harpel is a
Washingon-M rket butcher, and an active, ener-
&c ic man.
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fAdvertIsemsntl
nENIIN A. W

fAdvertlsementl
DEyLIN 4 Co.
We arc this week 80 receipt Of large mpoAiions Of choice
WISTER OVEEcoAIisGa
FKENCu CAssIsEkEs-
NEw STILLS hEsrINGs.
WINTER UspKR WEAR.
And have also added largely superior stock Of ready
made
WINTER CLOTuSe.
All Of which We selling a. exceedingly low prices
DEyLIH Co.,
Corner Broadway and Warren. and Grshd-st
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ITALY.

Gen. La Marmora had arrived at Naples to "a
sume military conmand.
The name of Father Passaglia has been erase
from the list Of the Professors Of the Roman Uni
versity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

PoLIcx DrsMIssALs AND REsIosATIoSs.-Yester.
day, Dennis Murphy, J. +. L. Du Flu, and james
McNally, officers in the Seventh Precinct, were
charged before the Commissioners with neglect Of
duty, aud were dismissed from the Department
The designations of Geo. w. Bouton Of New.York,
and A. L. Foster Of Brooklyn, were accepted.
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SPAIN.

The Paris Pdtrie asserts that Spain, wishing to
give Morocco proof Of her good VIII, has decided
TO commence the evacuation of Tetaan On the 10Th
Of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

CoxMoS CoUSclL.-Tbe coming Charter election
90 eDgro, ses the members Of the Common Council
that lether branch could muster quorum last eTen-
ing, and adjourned 70 Monday 10 consequences.