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SPECIAL NOTICES.

el9yR THE UNDERSIGNED TENDER
- their sincere thanks 10 the members Of the Fire
Department and OF the Police Force for their services
promptly and oheeriuy rendered at the FIRE their
n DIR. d. JAYNE & SON.
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Personal NOTICEs.

From the kiEmoHd Tdp-ts, Cf the l3h 10 ne l8h
tNci4sict
EH-RFV. p s. HENsvN, POPLAR STREET, No.
liSU PIhdc hiu 80 his VIII inform you OF the death OF
bru0her H. L. IcusOui alSJ tho ilugss yOur
thu bCen iick uDyut w8uNs i Is thoIyht
VIII recover she desires much Ia yOI. he9. al
well Waller is gt lOIuO l. ST both his children
Your aLvCuUna.s FATHER.
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Two important changes, however, soon caused
Introduction Of penny ncS:aee and the rednction
Of the commissleG on money orders from twelve
and thnty-slX cents to six and twelve cents. This
Couble reduction Of postage and commission took
place in 1910. The prodgous effect which this
rad, md the rapidly increasing business of the
Department, are plainly exhibited in the following
liable, in which is given the number OF orders
issued, and the aggregate amount for which they
are tsued in each year.
IL
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So OFFICF sWATARA FALLS GOA

kSeS Co,nan, No 9Os FOURTH Street.
SVn"P'N''- PfimADELPHIA, October 20, 1884 '
rhs hoard OF Directors have this day declared Div
,,na ~ FIVE (5) PER CENT out Of the net earnings
,beempany 20 the LIST Of ootober payable and Rts
he iet Instant, clear Of State tax.
The transfer Books win be closed from the 25th to Il
SISt instant. L.. FILBERr,
10. 10 tO8l Treasurer.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
AND

IMPROVED ROSE WASH
WIN radically exermlnate from the system Dlseaes OF
the Urinary Organs arifng Habits Of Dissipation,
te erPtHse, s 40 change IN diet, noiHcoHUeneaes
or c1posre completely supersodlng those unpleasant and
dangerous remedies, Cep0ira and Mercury In all those
disoascs
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b5ys DIYIDEND.-THE DIRECTORS o.
~ the Noble and DeGmAter Petroleum Couupany " hav
this day declared their sixth monthly dividend Of TIE
PER CENT. nom the earnings Of SeptemhAr, payah 1
free Of state tax ON the 9Oth instant Books sose i5h
reopen 2lst. GEORGE w. HOGrERs
Octobsr II, 1861 ll0-lsen Beeretsf'
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- KILIIn- INTnE AcrInN MIrI - Llnr

eE- KILLED, IL TIE ACTION WITH TIE ORC rs
Of General HuibTidge, at hayle Va, ia. I Oct
while gallauty leading his csmpauy into charge, jIme
T. Crutchhed, secondiieutenant Company y, l0h Keg
meui KcnuCky Mounted aides elt major EdWaTt
Cruchhed OfLouisye KY aged 10 years and 10 months
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RI PETERSBURG, VA, OCTOBER ., lS5i.-MR.
John Moody at Fortress Monroe va Amy Information
Of Mr.. William PEBBLES, ola citizen Of Diuwddie
county Va who captured on his farm near the city
OF Petersburg Va by raidng party the LIST Of sep
tember will be most thankfully received through the
columns Of the New ok Daily Res or any other North
paper MRS. Nh' fEkbLEs'
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y our son Is with me- has written frequently. lie vii
remain with me yOu nave auy fear the sub
ect he Is well and dOir well could not DO without
him. Ben Is also with me. MAJOR LOB.
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CE-RICHMOHD, VA, OCTOBER II, l86t.-TO ROSA
Paterson your personal Of de 9h instant
In the Enquu er. was glad 10 learn that all were well
cannot express grateful feelings for your care OF my
poor boy. Sister WhwOrh aud fami y and sally Baxter
and family all well. We all unite Ia love % you.
W.T.. II.
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HeLMBoLD's REMEDIES.

uELAIBOLD'B
FLUID EXTRACT BU0HU
For Non Retention OF Iueontn0noe Of Urine, Irritation
Inflammation or liberation Of the bladder or Kidneys
Di,,o,s, Of ne Pro,roe Glands, Stone IN he bladder
Calculus sratd Or Brict dat Depos. and all Diseases
ofno Baddcr, kidneys. and Droysical evenings,
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az WAS MORrALLY WOUNDED on THE LINES
near Peter burg, IN action with inc enemy October
1854 and died Uc1bcr2 1854, "a. +. His Corps hos
pal Charles A. uoge, Company r. I'd Maryland lnfaury
aged 2S years.
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~ RICHMOND, OCTOBER II, lsGl- TO MR.. GU 3
taNus GOusmih, PM udul phia;-Dcar Gustuvus We
answered your last personal but stco we have nothing
from yuU-vh.Ch 10 % long tiuC-snd are very
anxious % hear ron YOU we beg you 20 write 20 us,
either hgB Of trace uT pcoua We are In good health,
thuI X God. Hopc 20 hes fAis l,um you soon.
L IS. ShUu's a. q &C. sent, Mr s. Massueau probably
SHOWS bis Whereabouts, who VIII confer favor og by
letting us know something about him. j. O..
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~ CULPEUPER C. Il, OCTOBER /, l,Is6,.-DOCTOR
Samuel B " Mitchell In charge Of cavalry corps hospital,
Amy Of Potomac My husband. CDrbln ID. Jameson,
18Th Virginia Infantry, FcguDs brigade -arlys Corps,
was & Ken pr sOuyr ue battle oftg l9, uear Wuches-
ter, Va have moi forgotten GOnr pr'Wls' g. aa me, aud
will be grateful t0r any IU'll CI-g ut I'D. safety and
place Of imprisonment.
Reply through the Richmond Ea1tyer, ..
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FE-MR. r. c. LEwIs, PHILtDELpWA :-DEAH
Sr-Nuur sister. MIA A. Lows. rioGms you that he
son, Captain q. n Laws rs p ltoner OF war at For
De aware, and be so nn and supply he wants ct you
n,pLew, HId answer through ihe New York Mrs OF
Philadelphia papers aud tLc ri,huCnd EAqEiyer. A. W
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EH- SAMUEL D. MARSHALL, MRS. ELIZABETH
Iaplue, and Mrs. Mary Ann Won, thladepha, Pa. iour
father died suddenly the 18th instant OF disease
ftle heart Ills remains were inferred IN shOckoe hi
Cemetery.
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EE- RI oHNtND, OCTOBER Z, lSbi- R.JOYNE9,
ACcOuGy w., aud J. O.. 5a,un ishu street wal
nut, Philadelphia, Pa: Ny tritni euautJ.H n Eucr-
sen, was Cuptucd on tho 2lh ult near UnaHns Blum.
Pleas inU out where he Is and care tor him. g.. T. g.
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We copy the following stirring lyric from I'D
vance sheets Of the Atiantic Monthly for Noyem
beT:-
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the LADIES ARE INvITED no ATTEND. lO-22.iI
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tHVAO DNANn0A NVNAN
For Non Retention or InoonHnonoo Of Urine Irritation
ihhAiuHhuVh VI "iS''"''''' ~
.......
-,,s. p,.,J.. v,o,,r, ana ,rop al aysn,ns,.
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers
Passengers Sailed.

IN sfodn.hip AusrdLIftaa, for LtreIoaMr. and Mrs.
Bensout New Orleans Mr. and Mira W. p. Ketchum. ~ Y.
Mr end Ms Swan Mrs Puyne infant and servant, bliss NJ
A. Kclow Nassau Mrs. J. NJ Msckay n Y; Mr.. and Mira
Ross Montreal Miss Fcrier Cansda Miss Lawrence, N
T. ar O. MArsa Angel del Rugio Mr. and Mrs Guam Richi,
Havana; Capt A. Holm and serAant, Engsnd H. Birknger
Glasgow 4{5 de Shave r. II. Root N. Y r. Clayera Cen
America J. v Espinsch G. 4. Masters A. and Irwin
c. H. Fletcher Panama; Mrs. Burr aud infant, Mr.. I. G.
Gsines N Y Mr.. j. Deix Panama. W. C. Fenner Fenner,
MaIuhssa Imam Asiu, Span Mrs Hurdeay Miss Hurdesty
Baltimore; Mrs. Taylor and Miss McLane Edward Loeb,
New Orleans T.. Colbert, Paris c. OCallagha N. Regt
Miss Evans and Miss Paihet Philadelphia MAJOR and Mr..
PAINTER MIA. Murray, Mrs Adterey Nassau; Mrs r. Loeb
and children, Miss II. Siegman, ~ Y. hrs Il. Gould,
Newark Mr. and Mrs. I'd Adams and child G. w Mr. and
Mrs Geo Williams, Baltimore, Mr., aud Mrs T. H. del
Grange New Orleans Jacob Esss and daughter CncinnatI
Mr. and Mrs 81. r. Adams, infant and servant, Miss
L. M. Pupton, Washington Mira. Theo. Lord, ~ II B. T.
Barmelee New Haven; Tlos. Patterson, Liyerpoo M
Henderson n Y; John Butterworh. Manchester O Y.
Reed Paris; Mr. J. b. Howell Sheffield Chas. Scrbner,
NJ Y; Rev Dr. Morgan, ~ Y Mr.. X. Amperdin, Hsvanns
~ Saouon Iondon Col X. M. Hoe and A. M. Hoe, N. Y
A. c. CLARK j. A. Hopper, N. Y; Nine s. " Loring and
servant o Bryant VIM Nelson, Manchester; Mrs Soysn
and daughter Toronto T.. Taylor Nassau and two boys;
Miss s. NJ Chouteau Miss M. Watson Miss L. K Coram-
bert st. Loui. A. J. T. 0wusche. st. Louis; VIM Bryce
glasgow c. Meyer New Brunswick G. Bruden, s. Psnf-
man and son H. Meyer New York Jno Gordon Toronto
~ Renaut France; Mr. and Mrs r. Bohnn ard servant,
Mexico Mrs A. J. Albert, Miss hunni Albert Mr. JACOB
Albert Master s. Albert Baltimore; Ensign Hti Yet w
Rrst; j. r. Raymond New York Hy. G. Adams, London
J. Dsvie france Capt \. Goldman, T. u u hnn'eFVule'
John Pepper, Boston.
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strcets, ornamentod WITH .rees and shrubbery, in.

streots, ornamentod with trees and shrubbery, in
habited BY q prosperous and orderly population.
owning their own homes, and interested in good
government and public order, we would look with
disgust upon our now Wanted metropolis.
It's useless to enter into details as regards the in
ternsl management Of the edifces; good and eff
cient system could easily be devised. The only
problem to solve is TO plan and carry out scientific
system Of Domestic Architecture, with rental
system based on principles justice and humanity
to take the place Of present incohcrent and mis-
cradle mode Of building, with Its oppressive and
extortionate rents. What noble work Is open to
q few noble-hearted men!
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Arrived.

stesm,sip City Of wsshinson Brooks, Liverpool June
inst of Wicklow Head passed STEAMSHIP City Of Cork b9unS
up the Channels day. Of Roches Psnt steamship sSTs
American going into 80 ' Yn ~ IoI s.b lat
"a As on 20 So Dr. ship Waterloo bound W.. filth, lat % %
lon 50 a. ship Cmoen. bound E. l3th i ~ "a. Ion 81 u
'N stteamssip Olympus tBr, McMicksn Liverpool May 81
and Queenstown Juue ndse and s2s pass to ~ Cnnsr
Name %a Soan4 'iisn MP
qe saI e.rne bound FL gs ;SR from Ivs
pool for New York; 18th, N, Bremen bark Mana onS
Steamship illinois. Bsbcock Aspinwall June s 30 p,:s
NJ o. Roberts Experienced heavy weather in the Cabben
Sea- 18th inst Of Hst.eTs' had heavy y gale
Steamer josephine Thompson Cund Baltimore n'd'e and
steamer Tsoopy Pierce Philadelphia, md'0 aud pas" I"
Steamer 6cofofs, Mclaughlin Baltimore. md'e. to VIM
Steamer Liberty, Smith, Philadelphia, udse to jaime
Steamer ospruy Aldich, Providence mdse. to Edwis
Steamer Anthracite Jones' Philadelphia, mdse. to VILLAS
steamer Miami ~; s. Revenqel Tsnsa5. from cruise
Liverpool May % =, I. IL Ion. q 10 passed between 'e~
pa,s TO c. G. Duncan Co. May 49, .. mr. lat q ~ lon
b. ship Morning Star Liverpool for Philadephia.
DAYS teas &C. to Cary Co Passed Anjer March Csp<
Of Good Hope April 33 May a. lat N, lon 40 W. spots
Dr. bark Lord Congwood from Shanghae for New lo
days out. 90.
Ship Kenworth fof Liverpool, Pension. Liverpool =
days mdse 81 pass Snow Burgess Has had hesA
winds tho entire passage and been 20 days west Of the
large number OF cebergs on the eastern edge oil M
Banks.
Ship Elizabeth Steon New Bedford, Ia ballast to mssr.
Bark Alerey Chludow tRuss) Aafnann Cardiff ~ days
coal to O. Knoop
Bark Maria lArgennsl Burslsy Antwerp April q. md.A
aud liz pass master Had heavy weather first part Of he
passage May TO- lat - o. lon II 10. in heavy eae fro4
s. H. sprung leak Of u feet water hour; WA compee<
10 throw overheard part Of the 70 tighten the vessel 70
duced the leak about 20 inches hour with the assistance
part Of the passengers succeeded in getting the vessel int
port -
Brig Afsretts (of st. John n: b. McAlmon. Mstanrs
days, cotton and hides TO P. l. MENUS Sens
schr. Wave, Terry Addison 10 days, spars 70 Hoyoks
Murray.
sclr Albion Mcclure Elizabethport for Newburypot.
schr W. H. Sargent Jones, Elizabethport for Boston
Schr Mary Mershon Brghtmsn Eizsbethpor Tor ~
River
Scbr Pswnee Chapman New London for Baltimore.
Schr Guide, Lsnfar sw-Bedford.
Schr. Ada Herbert, Linniken, Gloucester, dsh.
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Travellers, Guide.
TTHFPItTS1 NsuIufs =
To Albany, by Hudson X. r., 60 Warren st., 7. 10

To Albany by Hudson Il. r., 90 Warren st., ITO
am, and 4. 0, and 1910 p. m Sunday train from
To Albany by Harlem r. r., 26th-st., Ah.av., from
3oth.st 10 a. M and 5 m Sunday natn..,... p q
To Albany BY steamers Daniel Drew and Armenia,
leaves Desbrosses-st. landing. stopping At 3oth-st.
To baltimore, by the New, Jersey Il. r.. foot Of
midnight sunday. 1902 n
To Boston, by w.London line, Pier 50 y, r.,
stonngon line, Pier IS N. r. and Fall River
lire Pier N H. daily SUNDAY excepted)...... 500 p u
st and {,h-sv ..............s and 800 p
To Boston by New Haven r. r., 2Tth-.t- and 4th-
ov, via shore Line ut end p Sunday: 500 p II
4 and 10 a. M and 500 p
To Bridgeport BY steamer Bridgeport. nom Peck
Slip T. X. IL
To Greenpor Isip Fire Island, and other resorts on
Long Island, by j.. ]. Railroad, from James-shp
and foot Of 34th.st., f. R........8 m and $50 o.
To New Haven, Hartford, aud Springdeld-Stcem-
leave Peck Sip At. ..........3t and III p
To Newburgh, Cornwall West Point. Pouehkeepsie,
and Rondont, by steamer Mary Powell, leaves Jay
For Poughkeepsie, by steamboat Thomas Collyer.
Leaves Jay-st, daily, ahding at cost, N. Y,
Yonker.. Tarrysown, West Point, Cornwall New
bursh and Milton;
Sunday 600 p u
f9s Of Gouyt and, t. M IL m and TOO
CORTLAND st., and 10 q. ui, IL m, aud .. m,
aud Il midnight. Sunday 600 p
Pier as ~ r. 100. Of Barclay a. m and 400 p
To Warrington, by fewJersey X r., foot OF
Courtlandtst, 9 and 10 a. M, II p. m, and IL
midnight Sunday. 7:30 p 4
For further information In regard TO Railroad Time Table
sec advertisements in another part Of this paper.
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Mails Close at the Possibilities.

June II p. m.
For Great Britain and the Continent by steamer
Edinburgh Saturday June l3............... l0i m.
For Havana by Corsica Saturday June 10. 10 M
For New Orleans, by steamer George Washington,
Saturday June l3..... p u.
Fos California, Oregon Washington Territory, and
the Sandwich Islands, daily Sundays except
81 aud Il p
North--Albany, Buffalo, and Canadas..5 a. and 81
North and West Way Msil..................... p m.
Western Mail via Eric Railroad. .....3 a and - p Ii.
Southern ard South Western Mails ~. A. a and i0
Eastern Mail. M n and q p
Newport and FAN River. p
The Long Island Mail closes st.....5 and p
Sunday Msils-On Sunday oil mails close Il D.
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MEXICAN LAND GRANTs.-Justice Curry OF
of the Supreme Court Of California has decided In the
case Of Minturn agt Brewer ct al the other four JUS
tees concurring that grant in fec Of land in Cafor.
mia made by Spain Mexico is title which must DO
upheld whether confirmed by the act OF 1851 or not
The law Of 1884, known as ian act to settle private
land claims In California" provides that leach and
every person claiming lands In California by virtue OF
any right or title derived from the Spanish Mexican
Government. shah present tho same to the said Com
missioners when sitting - Board whose duty 1t shall
be TO decide upon tho validity Of said claim. And tho
thirteenth section declares that all lands the claims to
which have been finally rejected BY the Commissioners
in manner herein provided which shall DO finally do
cided 10 bs invalid by the District or Supreme Courts
and Ill lands the claims 10 which shall not have been
presented 10 the Commissioners within two years amor
the date Of this ac shall DO deemod hold and consid
cred - part Of the public domain Of the United States
Tho intention Of Congress may have been to bring out
titles under penalty Of conAscaton but tho treaty Of
Guadalupe Hidsgo promised 70 tho Mexicape In Call
fornia that they might retain their property o. sell
they saw IT. II they should become citisens Of tho
United 6tstes they should acquire oil the rights pos
sosssd BY the native born and meantime. they should
DO protected In the free enjoyment Of thor liberty and
property"
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Passengers Arrived

In s.e1m.tip Hinois, from Asptnpdl-Thos u. Morton
enham r. b. Howsrd aud wife, w H. Irwin and family, A.
s.sndoyer, Mr Griffin and moher slrs w W Dehsxsn' u
PsiTs. mr. Iyl n Kas ~i,s : TaesST
we'll Mrs. j. Miller. John Green MI. y Rand o. A. Nc.
ken,ie Mrs rcdaie and two children Mr.; Drake ana i0S'
Sellers and child w T. Main, H. c. Hendctson and wife,
VIM Cowan c. c. Bstterman, wife and child j. Esssson,
Athod vile and four children C. Bsndoman and wife W. o.
Smith T. TorR H. G. GoodGan & S5,ae j. S ~ Lane
+. Robin.o and adv John Bishop, VIM Burfe NJ Moro,
Mr. Sellers and lady George Cram John Smith Chas Tone,
Miss Barry Mr. Armstrong Miss Graham and two children.
j. Griffin A. Kinzsbury. A. Brsnthover Dir Hickey, wife
and TWO Children Mr Mason wo aud infant Mr. Foster wife
aud infant }. Rodgers n C. Spencer B. Ga.e ard wife A.
C. L. James j. Macoy Z. A. Snyder. H. n. ouisley. b.
NJ. Spencer John Al.oP Mi.s NJ A. TorPy, r. Henderson,
Mr. Talbot sHa child GCIdon and daps,'r Mr. pd Ken ns
Wife Mr.. Hoffman and wli c. Hoffman W. s. Wright R.T.
Grant wife and child. IL. scbeiek Mrs Holmes. Clarke D.
n &endef MT f. ssddoss, j. C. BrSseI s. T. Bent r.
i. Goodrich John Home, Peter Poayan chs. LO's' 5.
W. Gl.esy. W. Morssn W. j. Graham d. Sutherland 1.
I. Rscews Mr.. H. Bschcdrr h. j. Hall. II. King b. T.
Rogers c. g TchsnoI l. MoqntSy AL RIh hart h Ash
Herbert, N. Craig. and 200 in the .ts~rsse.
' r, .,s c .Sa Ss s.s, Re-; 'S" Hi .,'i Mar
family X. Ev.n. Brss. A. w: Gi.en., Mr. Long and fam
y Love I'd iSsT eSidI., NJ, k's,.S Mr. sullivan
S .S; M ind s .%s oss Ma ca. 1s III %
MI ; cssI.snsS Es Wood. md isdysr H. Scott
a.e. SIs W. sis. W. Ra;:s2 Ms: joys. Nc. Payne
HowsnG n o. Csrn.. Mrs.. Williams and daughter, Mis-,
Cosmsn Miss Terry Ais hcMahon NJ. Evans and LADY. W.
Turnsr, hiss Burwsn and n, In shs ssssrsss.
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corrnT caLYypAR-Tu1. DAT.

SUPREME CouRr-GEsERAL 1RRM.-Adjourned
TO Saturday, June H. 49,
SUPREMy CouRr-CRcuIT.-P Nos. l9i5,
1851 1881 2Os7 205l 205J 1858 1868, russ 1901, 1908,
2O7i pom 207s 1857 2os, 27 2cs9 2lo. 2lo5 Pant IL
No go, go, l7s2, lsls 1870 lsla lsit iso ista iU
lI-Noa i;ol I'LL leso, 1. 1872, ms. 1874, 1885, 1870
900 it22 1872 <t pol, 5g1, GIG, 7 27. 1883, 1894.
and fact Nos IT'S sol 2o5 7os roo e. 30 30, 2o9 Ht
267 2os 2Gs. no I'll, IN. ~ zT. rs 27e o, o.o
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Nos. $685. 2659,
MA 9igol 2al9 3s9 ,0go 7ls 367 800 33so 12 OIL
s0S nm Part II-Nos 38s 1896 3l6t, s16. 1915 ?7lo,
100; 37ss 1915, 36l6 2s22 1895. 1884,, S7;4, io62
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Case on.
Calendar unchanged Part 1-Nos. 800 1870 $780, sSJ, sst,
$50, eG4, a. leo, la, ca, tGi
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o3e Stanton street. occupied as grocery by Augustus
Granton, were seriously damaged BY FIRE early on
Wednesday morning. Loss ON stock about $500; fully
insured in the Jefferson Company Two families named
Zimmerman who occupied the upper portion dwell.
ing lose considerable on furnture insurance. The
building, owned by Herman WatieD, is damaged to the
amount Of $500; fully insured in the Jefferson Co.
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Corporation Notices.
NOTICE.-The Joint

CORPORATION NOTICE.-The Joint
~ Special Committee OF the Common Council appointed -
inquire into evils resulting from the illegal and improper
which many Of the City Railroad Companies hsve
laid and maintain their as also 10 investigate and considee
what further legislation necessary to add 10 the convenencS
railroad travel and increase the Of the City win
the Chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen ct the City
Hail. on Monday next the 10Th inst, ct II o'clock noon
All persons interested In the subject particularly those wne
have peoned tho Common Council for hearing before the
Committee and all those whose property business be
affected general by the named interest hereby
notified be present the above mentioned tune aud place
without further notification,
LEWIS r. RYERS,
MORGAN JONES
JOHN ID. OTTlwELL,
COMMITTEES Of Board Of Aldermsu-
EDWIN NJ HAGERTY,
DAVID FlTZGERALD,
FREDERICK REPPER,
Committee OF Board Of Councimsu.
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THE LATE STRIKE IN THE MAYNARD
FOUNDRY DBPARTNEST.-1 consequence Of a mis-
understanding between the employees Of the Foundry
Department, and the authorities Of the Navy Yard,
respecting the rate Of wages sought to be paid to tho
founders the assembled in public meeting Mon
day morning and adopted series Of resolutions, de-
caring that they uncompromising friends Of the
Union and the Government In the month Of February
q committee was selected from among the molders TO
wait upon the master workman and state to him the
wishes Of the employees TO have their wages raised to
the same standard that adopted in outside establish
menis shch bekg the rule according to law Of Con-
gress for the regulation Of wages IN Navy Yards After
making several efforts and falling TO accomplish tho OBJ
ect desired on Saturday the workmen depued another
committee to wait upon Mr.. Edward De Luce, the
Chief Engineer They aege that be treated them with
great dscourtesy declaring that they ought 10 be dis
charged and foreigners imported by the GoVesnment
TO fill their places. The committee called on this man
twice In one day and although he promised 10 meet
thor z one o'clock he kept them waiting until five, and
then treated them with marked disrespeot The work
men soeny declare that they have desire 10 hinder
the work OF the Government the contrary they have
offered 10 resume their work when their requit0n has
been signed Afdayits have been forwarded to Wash
ington In relation TO the conduct Of Mr. DE Lace The
w0rkmen pledge themselves Lot to work until their de-
mand Il granted. and the men who have struck are
reinsteted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

ARRIVAL OF THB TRANSPORT WESTERN Mr.
TBoPoLls The U. s. steam transport Western Me-
tropois Capt Hilton, arrived at this port on Tuesday
evening from Alexandria Va with COO sick and
wounded soldiers. most Of whom very bad cases
They were received from the steamers Webster and
State of Maine that had just arrived from the White
House. Seventeen Of them died before they trans
ferred on board Of the Western Metropolis, and eight
more have died during the passage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

Jusr a. -stesmers-Mary Winsow. Geo. Lery.
shiPsClars Wheeler, Iroasdes, l. L. SsuIges, A. r. -
mer.
Bsrts-T. Suks, Amelia Ceres, Leds, Egsna, Fososis<
Dogma
Brss-Emilie, Water LILY, Isabella Hunter T. Miller Rec
olute. La Cayenne. Beagle.
SchoonersAlma Benedict Predmore, H. Rodgers, Lady
Bsnnerman, Nanette, Senator, Breeze, Veymillon