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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17
EIFTH-AV. SKATING POND.
Entrance cor. 5th.av. and 51th.s..


Al the request Of Of the lesdsg citizens Of New
York the extensive property located the 4h ard 9TH
uv aud 5th and 5Shst been leased for tho purpose OF
SELECT PRIVATE SKATING POND.
Theso grounds area Of
ELE' IN ACRES.
Contacts hsve been mace fencing end preparing this
property for the purposes which IL TO DO devoted DUNG
Che coming Winter.
Large and comm structures viii be erected to accom-
eo3ate SUbscrbe Including Refreshments Saloon Room i"T
fhe sale and hire OF skates, Coax Boons, &c. .
IL is designed by the Managers TO dispose o. only hneo
-Umber of tcSets None bus Of respec ability end
Character viii DC admitted Subscribers designed 20
conduct this eusbs Ladies and Children 10
visit the Pond all tunes without the necessity Of male
References will therefore be demanded Of oil persons
applying for tickets who not known 20 tie Managers
Arrangements have made TO uminsfe the Pond IN The
rnost brilliant splendid Band o. Ausc viii per
TorE from q to oi when the Ice Is in condition io
Skatiug
The Management. take pleasure in being able
That The Pond vii be under the charge o. OSCAR T. OAI
MAN (lste President Of the Washington Stating Club O.
BIooklyu) whose experience j. tbs best ggsrsuty
give that the lee viii be kept the best Skating
non AID that noihiog viii be LEFT uudone TO insure the
S0gt and eujoyment Of visitors.
JOHN l. BROWN, General SupeIiRteu dent.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
eesson Tickets for Gentleman aud TWO LsdlesSlO q
kxtfs Ladies =
Minor unGef 10 ears Cd sse.'.'..'.. y
Sale Of Tickets viii commence on WEDNESDAY. Nov -
ieo2 a. the Office Of the ttv Hcte metropolitan Hote, St
Nicholas Hotel Astor hoase.
FINHE ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY of NEW
YORK will OPEN IT, THIRD ANNUAL EXHl BI
TION. MONDAY. Noy. Il. TIE Gallery Of the Fine
Art Institute, No 625 Broadway, between Houston HnC
Beeckers Choice PICrU RES. by Stuart. As.on, Irua
eu Cole inuan and BY our hT-t living American Artist
tncladinE Louis IGugs Retum OF the Old bn with peci
OF foreign Works fTom collection oi William IL
Webb. eel., aud others.
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There ID nothing OF Importance uVlbB III IsA'hhHo'
to-day.
Freights are decidedly Grmer for American YES
fes, notwithstanding the terror Of the Rebel rams
fitted out ia England. We, too, have rams and iron
olads that may capture or sink them ere long in the
depths Of ocean. TO Liverpool the engagements
are 20 900 bushels Wheat ut 9oeld. in bulk and
bags manyin bags at the inside rate; 81, 800 BUSH
els Corn al I'D. in bulk and bags 5000 bbs. Flour
at g. a 2s. 3D.. 80 bales Hops at 3-l6d.; and 300
- heavy goods at 22s. Cd a2,s %. To London
% 900 bushels Wheat at 9a9,d. in bulk and bags,
mainly at the lower rate in bulk 800 bbls. Flour at
2s I'D and per neutral Gag, 5000 bbls. Flour at
81. ia. a &c. 3d., and 900 bales Hops at 0sdald.
TO Glasgow: 100 bbls. Flour ut Sc. d -. Cd. per
neutral vessel The charters are u British bark TO
Belfast with grain at iO2d. y 90 bs.i British
bark 10 Gloucester with 5000 bushels Wheat at
IOll., aud another bark at II d.. and British brig
with u 900 buoheli Wheat TO the Bristol channel at
lid.
lhe business OF tho Snb-T,asury was; Receipts,
ssI7 ,6si S0-for Customs $4,000; Payments,
$500, 81 II; Balance, $l6, SOC, 296 %.
The official figures Of tho Erie road show the fol-
lowing enormous traffic the last month:
October ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tlh''' z,
October llii.............,....,.....1 hji'vt u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Sl9l,sji
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Gmnsemcnis.
PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ONE WEEK MORE,
ONE WEEK MORE,
AND
POSITIVELY THE LAST,
POSITIVELY THE LAST,
POSITIVELY THE LAST,
OF THOSE WONDERFUL
ESQUIMAUX INDIANS,
ESQUIMAUX INDIANS,
11SQUIMAUX INDIANS.
ESQUIMAUX INDIANS,
FROM THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
Brouth, 10 this country from Dsvis's Straits by
c. f. HALL. esq.. ARCTIC EXPLORER
These mos, extraordinary specimens Of humanity, which
s''' Iaa& tlit; OF The FROZEN REGIONS.
Tr,versed on y by
DARING AND INTREPID EXPLORERS
Like Franklin, Mr. Hall, Or Kane, Dr. Iisys, &c,
ARE THE FIRST EVER IN THIS COUNTRY,
THE GRE1TEsf ctRIoSiTY IN THE WORLD.
They positively leave beFe neIt Saturday and will mover
CONE S..i1 3 iS' EAR ~ * THE WEEK
Bes The Tqya gets Ps 50 Sc IT pS n your
WRITINGS or ARCTIC EXPLORERS.
til 4. aud from to 10 p. IN.
Sul spether wees OF
COMMODORE MUTT.
TUE
$4,000 MUTT.
One ofhe most extraordinary wonders Of TIE world A ne
preparing for trip TO Europe aud ia nearly ready TO SAL
REMAiN HERE BUT FEW DAYS.
REMAIN HERE But FEW DAYS.
Az At ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING.
and \, intervals aud the stage during each dramatic enter
GIVE A VARIETY OF PERFORMANCES.
including songs dance military d. relate his history &C.,
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINo FAMILY.
WAX FIGURES
GEN. HALLEcK GIN. BURNSIDE.
GEN. BANKS, GEN. MCCLELLAN, GIN. POPE,
GEN. CORCORAN.
and lie glorious old hero and patriot,
COMMODORE FOOTE.
Aso exact Likeness. Of That curious creature, tho
WaAT ~ TT
In consullston with
JEFF. DAVIS ard BEAUHEGAHD,
regarding the of thi' rebellion. Whdi IL HF
Also life iArnesses OF
! QUEEN VICTORIA sud the PRINCE OF WALES.
OLD ADAMs'S CALit9kNlA . ,,.o.
TIE BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROPICAL FISH
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAM
lily, WAX FIGURES, and million other Wonders
THREE SPLENDID DRAMAS,
| ISABELLE; OR, WOMAN'S LIFE.
MONDAY ANp FRIpAY AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS.
IAUNRETTE; Or, UNDER iHE SNOW,
TUESDAY aSD THrEsDAF AFIEhycO.s AID zNssiSSA
NICIORlSEi Or, I'LL SLEEP On 1T.
wHDSgsDAY AND SATURDAY AFrEHhOoNs AND EVENINGS.
Mr.. WIN b. HARRISON, Imrrompta Comic Singer sP'
pears az each performance.
Admission to all cent? Children under ter IS een'a
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Total since Jan. L. s2sSoe5es2 si2es5s2a el5s sc9ose
Included in the imports for tho week are: -, 200
carthenwarc, 81 600 indigo, 1000 madier, $4,000
paints, $l3 1000 bi-carbonate soda, $1,000 soda ash
az 900 fur, $4,000 rsisins, $4,000 watches,
a. 600 butter coo dressed hides &c., undressed
hide, ~ 200 wines, $4,000 cutlery, s37, 900 guns,
e. 900 hardware s3j 900 iron So 600 lead, $4,000
steel So 900 tin, 5000 zinc, $4,000 bags so Oo0
coal, $4,000 cotton, $4,000 fancy goods, $1,000
fsh, $4,000 India rubber, 4 900 molasses Sl7,O
rice 49, COO ealt &C. COO soap, SIS coo sugar. 5000
tar, $500, 900 wool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

| eTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
\ - q QueenslowD (Cork Uub1 The Liverpool Ncy.
Yors sad fhihdeghia s;csn,hP Songsny isiead ePsea
CRY Of BALIiMOLE............... s.isIssy Nv. e
tTY CT WASHINGTON Dee r.
And overy succeeding sATURDAY 81 noon, ho fisE No
nlrr, OF rlsg.0n
FIRST CAHIH.........e loo SO
FIRST Cabin to London. le3 seesgs - londos... y
First Cabs TO nsmbug 10 seciaga 70 Ilsnburs.. -
Pnssesgcrs also forwarded 10 HAVE, Bieuen, Rotterdam
Fare, iom Lv,ipool or Queenstown: Let Cabin, fl0o,
lloand l25 stsCrsgc non Lhcpod 20 fgon Que.ns'
town $40 Thee who wish ssesd os thsI friends can buy
1hss Steamers hsye ,ugeIe7 rceomnodaiors Tor pause,
cary Patent iue Annihi-sen Experienced Surgeons are
ttisoisd to each steamer. ,,,,,,.,,
For farther Information, arpy IN Lyerreei 70 WILLIAM
INMAN Agent No. - Ws.eri.. ~ 0ls'gow to ALhA.
MALCOLM No. . g. ErochsqDaIei in Cgeer,9wn e,
cFY No. 81 KIny Wn.m.,i in Ps-sto JULES DECOUE.
No 10 Rno Soe Dane de- Vctoea Place de Boufse Ia
rhnadelphia to JOHN &. DALE. No. III "allu1t' o. O.
VIC J8Hh q. DALE. agent. No II Broadway N Y
YEIHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
a ROYAL MAI. srEA,dsainPsd, c,rrYc
BETWEEN "E" AZ eoRx III nA H5a' Wv 0'>1.'
AND BETwEEN 99sToS hN DIV LIyEhrn0h CALL
ecoTlA, Capt Juisa' .hlNh' csPt AZ Anderson
PERSIA, Capt Lott Asih ~ Ceos; ,,
AFuCA, CAPT. Shannon. CAiNApA Cspt Muir
AMERICA, Capt Noodle. khOAltA, Capt n lyne
hUSTHALAsfAh.
These vessels cary clear white gh at pssthesd green on
,t.I board bsw, red on pot bow
YH0s HFw-IOuE TO LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN Ps,.ase. ..''''''.'.'.'''.''''''ei
Second Cabin PAsfncr.. 100
PHoA BosiOH LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Psssare. ..'''''''''''.''''''''''fLP
fecgrd fa1in Pass. ~
LISIAN.... caves New.Yok. Wsdnesdsv Nov. ,
kRABfA..........eaVes Bo.ton.... W,dne.dsy Nov u
sCOTGA...........eayes Newly OH Wedoctdsy New ~
leaves Nednesfay kos. q
PERsIA...........eayesH cw.Y York. ednesdsy, Dec.
Berlhs not secured until paid for.
Al crperi need surgeon on board.
The owners u thee srs viii not be sccountsbe er Spe
eis or Nauabss unls Bills Of L,lgarc signed aud
ths value thereol therein oApTeed fo ioight Passage
ANIL, 10 j.. CUNARD, No. bowling geen.
ls-lA-n
AQH --First-cass Sowing Machines f2R
AACO,to Iont and fJf Sale aud "a hand tOVs
NY SOWING Asshias emporium. 49, BdwsI '0t BTs,ne 8.
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CHANCES for Dusiness Alcn.
Ocean Steamers.

A RRANGEMENT commencing July1, 1902
IA FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
frat cAss ,t.sueI VIII leave kswYos he LET, ilh,
and 2it of each month ercer. when those date, fs
SUNDAY when the day o. dsr arturo viii BE- tie MONDAY
following
for iosh passage. tPplys, ne only Office No Bowl
Ing green H. u. ALLEN, Agent
MI o. ROBERTS, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
Low Rates Of Ptsssge
TO DETENTION on TIE isrilMTS
Ore OF the iolsrisg hoaIsalp si leave from Pfer No
% foot Of Nereust Nor,l Rye' monthly. oenmencin.
MONDAY. Dee l. simeon:
Steamship ILLINOIS, 1850 tun, AMERICA 2 so tarL
ENTIRE CITY 1880 tlnf. HONAPARTE, 500 tun,
For ban del orte (Gr.ytownl conaectip. with f,
clss foanc tho Pacific Ocear the adv4 Of pasen
tors San Juan de- Sur AID proceed fsr there dice, to
sta tnnriscO.
Fef iarlA.r information apply q, me oeloe o.
81 U ROBERTS
No. ~ Neli.,t.. Conner Of Nlnen..l. Nonh River
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AQH --Frst-class Sowing Machines f2R
lACtB.to Rest and f1r Sale new sud "a hand. "kC,Vs
HY SswinI Asshias np9EiIn ~ BdwsI a9t BTssnss-
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Tho quotations at tho outsdo Third Board were:

4 g. 10 1881 coup. 0i ricJi Michigan Cent Rh tI.o
A. Il 49, iosl aIa4l NJ. B. h. r.. 1le 3l
M,aouh State 6a... 50 n ~, do.'' guard. a-g@ rs
Ps.ilc ~ = Co...ll9 Tll9l Illinois Cent H. IL 20 y
N Y t<stfsl H.l02ialnj ltslena ne hl tll~ bli
is p,sny.. on ~ 81 Cirve 4 Tol ". r.. 80 81 o.
Lido HAiwfy Pref. t9in b9' Chic = X T. IL. lp W
Harlem Railroad. 1910 l3i American Oold...lH GlH4
iI.adlrg Kail.ogd... % sslI
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FISK & HATCH
OFFICE cLryELASo Aso IolsPo EA.lsotD Co.

CLEyELAND o. SEPT % ls6A :
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Ihi Com
~ psay Is prepared 20 pay at ths ofhse Of kessr
tERMiIYK Co. No - Wallet New OH the following
Bonds Of The Company With accrued interest, VIZ 49,
Junction Railroad "a Mortssge Boncs, 1851
Toledo, Norrslk ard Cleveland lat Mortgage
Bond, l. iOoa
Toledo NorwAlk AID Cleveland "a Mortgage
Bonds
Cleveland and Toledo Income Bonds sept 1868
Tho privilege Of exchanging the different classes q out
standing Bonds Of this Company FOX the sinking ind Bond
Eili cease from and after TINS date
o. heretofore the Corn Exchsure bsut dedleting PER
cent Government tsr. JOHN OAhDlNfls ffeslcen-
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Al the request Of number Of the leadsg citizens OF New
York the extensive property located setween the 4h ard OH
vs and 5h and 5Sths been leased for tho purpose
establishing - ... ..,.r
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ElilICiAL tIONEK MAEEi;s Wantcl
at "a Wooster st. "a
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llEAIlla.

hkpMN-ln Ff~lk yn, T.. H., on the ltth INST,
DAVID Brown. aesi ~ ycsfs, months AMI days.
II. relatives snd friends - the family a., re-
.icDtfuNy Invited g. stteud tie funeral, Tile
tfrdNy! Ate' nom ~ ius. Al 9'cgcs' At ,.e
- OF us 'oh''h-'@"' Ns'ushe' ots'ei.' -
I"fd ~ llb
CANNON-in Brooklyn. IN the itth inst, John
Cannon, native o. ksuo'tou, County Done. al,
Ire sni -g'd - years.
The funeral viii take Place on saturday AFTER.
noon, ~ -, ~ o'clo,k. from tie res aencc ~
- Nv h"h'. 'si''h' 10 u - ~ ave ne
r'en'7 ..ii IA. ,,s "to rcsitstu!iN invited
T. .,teni. lie tcuns'ns viii be taken ~ Calvary
''in.eiy ~ 'n'ermtn' ls'
GOHDH-On THURSDAY morning. 18th inst Mrtts
Mara, wife Of Henry t,uhde, aged Is years, 10
mgrthe All days
Ihe rrs'ivr' AL friends o' We 'ainily' also the
Hanover Luifet Lodge, No. 10, A y a, are re-
.pect'uy invited 10 attend tie funeral, this
tfndH'! st,rno"n, 10th inst, o. O'Clock nom
hct is'' residence ~ front ~ h"r rcinsins WI.
pe tAN'n 'o We "eiinNh in'n't ''mt'"ry' J." l. %
HholL ASp-,on ws'nesiay ioCrni,s, My ii'h'
Ut lie lat, re- i'ise, linnUvrt Neck Morris Co, n
J - Holland ia TIE SIT. year OF bis axe.
lls ti'his az 'cYialnteuc.s ",s1 those 90 his
"-' dG"'i'' hd"std' ioi'es am ltoinHs u
.'i'i, oI l"s . u. .a"' y" N braiey' lr gtAhi-
sous lrtn y. hr1d' ,y snd J"nn ~ Donnely are
'''t' inNu"u 70 "''nu VIC '.u''A' " Na',i,
'' j, thl' u tiuSy' ,n'it'ht' l.'. INST 81 u
o.1tN' sl'.'s' 81 80, su ,',T.N ~ "
VIII eve JeiN''F Wy ''iH h' 'n'hN ." - "uNNN'
JEiLAf-on "Wednesday, Iiih inst james Jcl-
s,, e.ri 80 wears
IT, iren"s ana "'l.''Aht'uc'' arc respectfully
invite, u "''li thr ''n', ~ uis 81 .lusy9 't,i-
noon l"th inst al oe''tS' Huh MS ''tc residence
~ Marion 81 ~
kELLN-On the i4th INST william Kelly. tailor,
native OF the city u imerl, Ireland, and for 80
y".ts rcs'i"n' ~ L.ni. u, Hsed . years.
III" 'nu' Al VI t,he pace .n li'dAy ster-
h"n l''h 'ist ~ "'','s' rom ilH lh', irru.l'e
- 'N''i ~ Nli'su'suie"' A'mei'0N Anu i...h
don papers plea" copy .ts
Mn u wrd.ep by, r ,T', '''t sncr long
a1 'iN'''"s '''h'7'' 'eei hcu'P' III VIZ 'r'u year
o' r,ls stV' ,t,
~" r,."NN'' ~ .''n'. " w Nn'y sr r.
'''uuliy j. ,"u I. s.',hi Nr t'n'r"' on frlhhy
t'''h"'N' l't ius'' q" o. ','N, nom ms IA" t''i-
l'''r' cor col houston anu h"i'" ts' .sS
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CONSIDERABLE commotion has been created
among The raid r. putcsLs II KINGS county
because . few Democratic Union men have
been retained Ia their positions by Repuh-
lean oihce-hclder. So excited did they get
when Mr. u. Farnk Browne, Democratic
clerk arpoin.ed ly Republican City judge, al
pled for sf>inor,ase OF salary, which was recon.
mended by the judge, that, at q receu, meeting, .
resolution was passed declaring tAt an, Ropnh-
lican holding Office, who pernits the patronage be-
longing 10 bis ally to go to those of other political
isth, is not worthy the confidence or support Of
party, The result has been that Mr.. Brown.
been removed, and John D!keman, Jr., ap.
ed in his place.
lie GREENWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY have
sn advantage Of the pact few days OF hne westh-
err 10 puA us< walks, roads aud fountains In the
best possioig oruer. The new gatewsy-the prIn-
pal entrance to tie grounds-wiu be 6ni,hed In
,ou, two moalAa sthis an elaborate Gothic h,i,d
az 1871 feet inches In length, with three towers,
,wo carriage entrances two foot passenger g,,..,
aud on either end are hreproof Offices for visitor.
aud the superintenden,s. A photographer Ia low
engaged in taking views Of the IN, re picturesque
portions Of the grounds."
Tux CENTRAL r. r. Co., OF BRooKLYN,
running through tie 9th avenue, to Greenwood,
sre having their track sprinkled repeatedly each
day adding materially to tho comfort Of pssse niger,
on ttstroad.
CRY INCIDENTS, YESTERDAY. - The new
base ball and cricko, grounds, on wha, was tie
Uuon Skating Pond, Filth avenue, were lnaug,i.
rated by gam. Of ball, in which members Of the
Eckford, Putnsm, and Constellation Clubs took
part 1000 to 5000 persons, including u large
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-16

The yearly report of the city physician of the
rss health district states the number Of cases at
tended the past year at sns, consisting mainly o
eruptivs fevers, inflammation Of the lungs AMI
wounds most Of tho sickness being in the lower
part OF the city In tenement houses.
Lieut. Simon p. whitby, Co. @, 9th N. J.
v, who died from wounds received q the battle Of
Williamsburg was buried yesterday, when the
rites OF the Roman cssholio Church were perform.
cd BY Rev. Mr.. ssrss Two are companies and q
great number Of citizens Joined In the funeral cor
ssys.
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nEpAEiNINI or FINANCE, 60 y.
- t..Ir.' - Olhre, April lItH, l1iH.-N ter'u,
r.''n.t ..' urI.r'E t'l hr u4pnI asses.
mont. t..I'H..4 Widening, and elt.lI.4 . .tr,rt-
.I.. ly,. .t.
rYu..u.,.c't L~e.. owen =. IT,, .w,,r-, ocru-
l.f'I ~ n,.1... .t.,I.l-H l''r,tt a t.,r,iu, tat
to aruu.,. s'd fu.G 90 rrop.rt, sui ia D~crm-
Dor, '-uu, 'lr uuIni sst'Hsf urnts, tot up"uIus,
widening, and extending streets and avenues. is
puDu-ltI 900 Ole NV YORK Daily Tuhune,on Tu,s-
dyH aud Ili.lnyH = each #rcls, Describing II, mo.
pefty h tp'', and the tim" when the same must lr
rr,,m,I Ia default OF which, leases will la issried
ttero'pr.
T.. II. KlNGsi.NNp, C'rrg OF Arrears
anil lyIhru"lIA
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$40 NEST PIANO. S16n
W w GKnNLSILEI 81 uAIE ,.lsJNl

having removed to their new snrrroams, AS
Roadway, are now prepared ~ uier the pub
lie magnificent new scale full octave X re-
wood Pano'Jrte, containing all inn 70 Sements
known in this country or Europe 0y'r-9iruug
haaa, French grand action, harp petal, flll
Iron name, for $50 cash, warranted tr ycar,.
Rich moulding cases, STD to 500. q wursa .,,..
made Of the best seasoned insteriA -uI t. aud
better than any sod iOr 500 or g's1 uy no 1.
method q. manufacture. We invite 3hs lest . ayr
T. eIsuLs aud u; these new in,ti lIusnls, al W.,
stand ready st AL times to test them w.tL sny
other. Manufactured In this country
GROvEsTLEN & HALE, AS Broadway, NY.
myl 2t.c'llS
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A KESPECTABLE YOUNG MNMAN. WHO

EUR PlCkEES FOK y, IRA SKINS
wanted, 1T " iLiAN>' , .i L. try. c.r u
No'ttsnd sut Wiiou,hly s,~ H.-.A w; price g.
each; uous bn those who undefsttnj ~ need
Apply. uvfr $40
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FLOUR
MEAL AND FEED MILE

TIE pr p,ai. having put IA now and Improved
machinery lpr g,inIug 5, heat aud m,.iug four "a
prepared 10 sell as gpuiu article Of Flour can be
huH auy where, aud NJ 30 luuuie prices. Wheat
and Rye Flour Graham uui Is kwhoat lpur fine
Wilt. aud yellow Mril, ont No., Cllrs" M'Hl, r. .
Meal, HowlAy, and Wh,atou crit, Gfounl Feet,
ia" Feed. OIL M'Hl, Cracked Corn, Sc. y BEECH
ER, hs- IA Id-yu II, bet Bans snd Hammond is,
y ap25 2Iao'lI2
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American, do. 1000 Aggregate In.
Merchants, do. 90 Oul suranc,r Isl, i66, gOO
Ros Whlisms do. 5000
IHE COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH yesterday
passed resolutions ,hst the dopce,s II manure %
the dumping grounds in tine city Injurious And
nuissnce that tie INSPECTOR forbid any further
such deposits and that the Mayor Ne requested t.
snforce the law regarding the keeping Of sNinu
and nc, gran, permits uuderh.
PARsos BRwNLow Kept his rooms yesterday
and saw no visitors
The CoNCrHI SALOONS. - Notwithstanding
the decision u Recorder .Tu,n. given e.- ere,
sni the indictment ~ tie Grand Jlfy esalus, tie
proprietor of"l'- Broadway" that place v.- s,,iu
throngci last night. t. witnes, the pcrt,rm'u,c s
which the Grand Jury declare are given without
license.
IHE Troy Fire. CoMMrrrig mot yostc. lay
enl suldvidel itself Ato smaller Comm ttr,a. Tue
eliieror. number ucsr'y 10o1o persons s5o.0oo
will be nceed,d--of which $1,000 h,y. been raised
aud forwarded T. Troy C.niribut.ous may he sent
60 the Metropolitan Bank or to the Mayor.
CRY ISctptNrs, NEsrrRrNY. -Gcotge Creed
aud Noses johnson we're arrested for dciraudins
NJ WIN. Langley out Of some $500, by selling him
hay short Of weight. WIN. W con, for stealing
lea. pipe worth $50, rom ~. " Greene street,
locked np for trial. .Csthtrne Early and Ana
Carroll we're held g. bail Tor stealing two $40 biI's
from Ms,y MUIR, No. l3J East ssh street Geo.
Clement, CT years OF age, diod after having bis
skull fractured sud bo,h arms broken. g falling
from the masthead 10 the deck OF the ship G.y
Mannering, distance OF 100 feet.
THE COURTS Yr.rrRpAY.-In the Superior
Court, the case u Hos s,i.iist Kelly, sherd,
being SUIT - recover the value Of crtain printing
a
was levied upon ly tie sheriff as belong IA. t. on,
John Miller, bu, which was claimed T. be IA the
possession Of TIE plaintiff 1t u e time Of the seizure
verdict was rendered tor the defendant.
A verde, for s-3I - was rendered in favor
Of the plaintiffs In the cGso % Waterman ct. NJ.
Van schaick ct. al, e., damages sustained by tic
failure of IN, defendants deliver 200 boxes a. t.
tacco purchased in 1870. on tho second trial Of
che cause ~ Gulick against the Bssucc Dry Dock
Company, to recover for the death % John Ccul-
n caused by the explosion of ono Of aefcudau, =
boilers, tue verdict for plr.rtT II $500 was re
duced to six cents. In the 4. =. District Court
oil action Of the Goserimcn, was hrough, forfeit
diane nd brooth, GA the ground mat the claimants,
Alstesd a II gbec, smu.glei Il into tie country
Verdict for the & Ivrti 'nelt....Iu the slprcin.
Court the Of niel ". Craig as,ins, Franc. :
o. Il. !. Smith, ia which tho plaintiff, who h AScii
OF tie Associated Press, claims damage for a..
alleged libel published N the Boston DAM
COURIER charging lin With cutting H.,
telegraph wires IN order 10 sCnl IL
patch in eypher in advance oft.mc, "a II D on.
Court Calendar, t, dNy.--supr,tne C,urt-G.urra
Term un-euuiucrHted nations commeu,iD. y
NJ. 50. Supreme Court special Tcrm-Sus o.
On Dsmurrer--N ID. ''i -, .a3 -, 29a, 23d, a9;
POS, 2a9' go 2ti, a. IA 20, 20, e.o pa ~
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROhENlSG RESPECTABLE NOI 80
- ru.1 etn boz t'cowui' tutct w.t4 good hylrl
.' ala tu... -h family. AMY Tor two days at NJ
Wet "l-i IT. let Gt' ami III A"s lNA
| FLOWS BOAED--A GEEILENiAN And
- u c,Au bu accommodated WITT q p.rA.Iut
font r'ur, sell fYl.Na,l, with h,,ri; also sewer
al sicrtl' T, vuuhs men, hy Supplying At taep1utl-
east corner - : 'uud ant i@t1 g. uIgiB a'lUc