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trustees Sale of Real Estate
and Personal Property i'm
Cameron, Marshall County

Il virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by sAuarev
- Clarke TO the undersigned. dated tbs Az q, q ~
Ieinoer IN the year 1852 recorded in the office Of The
recorder Tor Marshall Co., III Deed book No a. folio
III VIII sell at Pubic Auction in the town
on "wednesday, the 27th Day or April. the
following property to-wt: A lot situated IN the VII
lage OF Cameron, upon which stands the store bop
now occupied by said Clarke also all the goods 49,
Clarke. consisting Of Dry Goods and Groceries is
the book accounts and notes now due or TO hav.aa
due, to said Andrew Clarke. Sale to cof,ence q nc
O'Clock a. m. TERMS-Cash. v-e 49, q % 40 ~.
- WIN. G. PHILLIPS, Trustree.s
mar-'-d'ofs By PHILLIP RELY, IT,, Agent
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John I. l. A KIN
M orch ant Tailor,

LTAS just returned from the East with the lar
i i gest assortment of Goods, in his line, ever
brought to this market and especially designed for
the approaching Spring and Summer Trade. con
sisting in part of the following goods:
French Cloths and Cassimeres, BLACK.
Blue, Brown and Dahiia, Fancy French.
English, German and American Coat
ings and Cassimeres, Of almost every
conceivable shade style and color, all of which we
will make up to order, in the latest and amost ap
proved style, at short notice, by tho best workmen
and " the lowest prices. Call early, and make
your selections
Military Outfits furnished at short notice
made Ia the most durable manner, at
1O2 Main Street,
WHEELING WEST VA.
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Ages Classified.
ses Total ---,.............
Males Is; Females Il; Colored 2.

Physicians are required by City Ordinance to sci
forth in their certificate, the nae place Of residence
are and time Of death of the deceased and the disease
OF which he she may have died. In these matters il
is hoped that physicians will hereafter when certifying
be more explicit. JOHN c. HUPP,
ap5-3t Secretary fthe Board Of Health.
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IT is believed that no bankrupt bill will
pass Congress this session. K cl..
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New Advertisements.
Roard Wanted.

uyHN advertiser desires board for himself ana VIC
u in private family. Address boyer, care Oh
istsr office. aps-u
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The New York Tribune has glowing
account of the silver in Nevad,. In to-
tai of 1858 feet Of land the value set upon
each foot is from $3.50 to SIG, 1000, only four
parcels out of thirty seven being put down
at less than $1,000 foot, and most of it
reachinga larger figure. The 1858 are
valued at 1926, 2,666.
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N0TTCE.--1sb REWARD.

| GSTR kYED or STOLEN, on Sunday, the Zoth
| M. tenr Hees one Of them white, one black,
a.d fTo 6Iack ana vhte-no other marks. Will pay
Ar hbvS reward for such information as will lead TO
tths;r recnyerv-T MICHAEL 0BRIEN,
Eans.it~ No. Market street.
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In the seven years, from 1856 to 1862,
1887 male convicts were discharged from
English prisons, and in the same years
3,4l3 known convicts-more than a per
cent, of the former number-were recon-.
mitted to convict prisons. In Ireland the
number discharged was 1856, and the mum
Der Of known convicts recommitted was
All, a little more than IL per cent, of the
number released
The cost Of the entertainment given by
the city of London to the Prince and Prin
cess of Wales, last June, is officially sta
ted at $75, 270. The wine bill for the mu.
nicipal dinner was nearly $4,000. In 1857
similar display in honor Of Queen Victo-
ria cost London only S34, 275; so that the
corporation spent over forty thousand doll
ars more to do honor to the Prince than it
did to receive the Queen herself
An ex-slave has just fallen heir to the
snug sum of eight thousand dollars in Ohio.
Two years ago the planter who owned
him brought to Green Co.. in that State and
treet him. and at the same time deposited
In bank eight thousand dollars. giving the
negro the certificate of deposit fors safe
keeping. The planter died. the slave lived.
and the court ruled that the money belong.
ed to Sambs, who enjoyed his good luck
~ E1'fEEII v0f-4.rsi
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American Dental Association.

Cores pondence Of The " y. tribune.
NIAGARA FALL July %. 1894
The 9Th annual meeting Of the American
Dental Association which has been in session ut Niaga
Fails during the last four days adjourned yesterday
Afternoon, to meet Chicago the last Tuesday OF
July 1853 The attendance has been quite large over
delegates being present and representing 81 local
Dental Societies In Massachusetts Vermont. Connecti
cut. New. York. Pennsylvania. Ohio Kentucky. Mis-
souri, Illinois aud Iowa. Important and valuable re-
ports nade topics relating the principles and
practice Of the profession by special Committees APP
pointed for that puipOse These. along with several
essnys which read before the Association served
as prolific themes for discussion. The deliberations
were characterized by every evidence Of harmony and
uuanmty OF action aud must evenuaic IN great bene
81 TO The profession and the community at large. The
oiiiceii elect
Pyssl -nf-Dr. l. n. MoQUILLEN, Philadelphia
TeeI resd,nis-- c. 4. FITCH. New York; Dr. III. BEN
EDiCT. Detroit. 80.
Cor,npcnding Seers.ary-Dr. GEo. W. ELru, PhilAde!'
phis.
Recording SecrefIry--Dr. J. TAFT. Cincinnati
T,easWo-DT. l. J. NETHERBEs, Boston
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WHY COAL rs Hrou.-TAs Philadelphia Ga.

WHY COAL rs HIGH.-Ths Philadelphia Ga
te say that Of the coal miners who work by the
piece not laboring hard. earn from $500 to 500 q
month, which is 81 900 5000 year. and the car
pusherstheir work requiring physical force. but no
skill, study. or cGpal-iave 60 day Then the rail-
roads that carry the coal have combined 10 make large
dividends and the have done the same 10
secure large profits; and the middlemen and other
dealers have not forgotten their interests. The Gov
ernmeut is an immense consumer, IN its war steamers
and the foges, foundcries aud factories engaged In
Government work must use great quantities OF coal.
Take all these things together and throw In the ad
in gold and In articles Of produce and general
pton. says The Philadelphia Inquirer. and We
have come elements OF the coal problem which must in
tercre To prevent the solution being IA favorable IA II
might be desired
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DEATH BY FALLING OUT OF A WINDOW. -
Coroner Norris held an inquest John L. Mathews
who died of injuries sustained by falling from window
Of the house of Patrick Carney of Atlantic and
Flatbush avenues Oh tie night Juy26 Mathews had
secured substitute aud him Carney's fol-
imbibed frequently. and Carney threatened 10 elect
Mathews from the house for improper expressions
IN regard 10 bis daughter. Mathews IN order ~ get
out Of the way. ~ the window and either jumped
Tell our. one being near him at the time. He was
picked up and taken to the City Hospital by Officer
Mowbray, where few days subsequently he died. 1he
Jury rendered the verdict that deceased TO has
death from injuries sustained by accidentally falling
from the window aud Carney who had boon arrested.
was discharged from custody.
FIRI.-An incendiary fire occurred in the
pistol mandatory corner Of John aud Bridge streets,
yesterday morning caused by the Ignition b. ,some one
VI the rags which Led been saturated with oil The
tire was suppressed before much damage was done.
SHOOTING ARPRAY.-Three men named T..
Hopker C. Baselman and John Frank, were brought
before Justice Perry yesterday the charge Of rails
ing "a In the lager bier saloon OF John e.. Kerber
Fulton street. Saturday night last in which they
beat the proprietor severely. The barkeeper handed
pistol 10 KerDer, who fired Martin Schneider, the
ball taking effect n his leg. The accused were held for
d further bearing.
MAD DoG.-A dog, showing unmistakable
evidences Of hydrophobia, was killed ia the Eighth
Ward (Gowarus) on Sunday
BROKEN UP.-A saloon near the lower part OF
Fulton street. where a number OF pretty waiter girls
gere the principal attraction. broken up by Capt
Jacobs OF the Forty Second Precinct Police satur-
day night by the arrest Of the proprietor the charge
of being deserter from tho q. g. naval service. Ho
Term of three yenrs having deserted when only one
month IL the service.
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BROOIkLYN ITEMS.

RECRUITING AGENTS Is TIE SOUTHERN
STATra-The Kings County Board OF Supervisors. al
their last meeting passed resolution requesting Gov
seymour 10 appoint agents from this county u proceed
South for the purpose Of recruiting az many negroes a.
can De procured Ia order assist IN filling the quota
under the coming draft. Tie Bounty Committee re-
ceiyed authority yesterday 10 appoint ore agent ron
each Ass embly District, making seven In all These
were designated aud several have already proceeded on
their mission The recruits arc 10 be enlisted for one
year. and 10 receive 500 bounty. Volunteers may be
enlisted wherever they orc procured but substitutes
must be brought TO Brooklyn TO be mustered in.
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COURT OF GENERAL sRssIONs-Aua. L-Beion
Recorder Holman

Recorder Hoffman opened the Court yester-
day morning for the term. and TIRE f1uo"ing
named gentlemen were impanBeiei A. Grand Jnrymsn
Augustus r. Dow, Foreman; VIM. Allen, John III.
Abeel Charles = Francis Herman GIihin VIM. &.
Heath Edward J. KNAPP VIM II. Ioincs Lansing &.
Moore Leonard X Parker, james H. Peek, John Parks.
Schuyler Skaats Barnet L. Solomon. Wr. A. iboni'
SON WIN. WhitowTgbi. Jr, Alexander X walsh, kuius
H. Wood and Edward ~ Young.
The jurynen having been qualified The calendar
was called There were however, no indictments MT
are of special interest Alexander Adams pleaded
guilty OF petty larceny in siraIl from Lous I.mmcr'
man. and sentenced 90 imprisonment IN the l"mhs
for thirty days; and the following named, on pleading
guilty Of grand larceny. were rcWhndrd: Henry Me
Cort in stealing from David II lsS. John Reilly. IN
stealing from William II. Lawson; William Louis IN
stealing from Philip Olinnier Jr. Peter Joyce Pleaded
guilty of nrsnult upOn Thomas Burke and was re.
minded CITY Judge Russell did not render an opinion
In the matter of the proceedings against Nal.-ben
John A. Dix The opinion Is to be gSea Oh the hrst
Monday in September next.
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GaIIRher's Evening Exchange.
mo. l64 FIFTH AvxsuB
HTariess-Reported By Telegraph.

BurvALo. Aua. 1--FLouR dull. WHEAT dull and heavy
moderate demand: SAILS No. Chcsgo Spring at 81 So No
Milwaukee held a. "a 90 and 81 Is offered; Amber Mch
gan &2U CoHy dul sales Of No. 2a, ~ 81 OATS; sales
No. at 9ic. Other Grains scarce and nominal WnIsXT rm
hat dul - offered IS ssted CANAL FRRIGar, New
f,rt: Wheat Gle; Corn lsic Oats lie. LAKE lxroRrs;
ls so bbs Flour @.97 bush Wheat Ia 35j bush Corn
C.y.l xPoRTst 53l bb Flour loo $50 BUSH Wheat 20 yo
bush. torn. az. 9lr bush. Oats
Oswkao Aug ,f Loug dull and drooping WHEAr scarce
and make, cnet an IOcO bash No Chicago Srring
81 81 go CoRs quiet sales gary scoo bush No Indiana
ct tl4It CANAL FRE%nnTt.ou' el1olc. wheat lic
Corn. CANAL EIponrs-2,~ bb. Flour, 100 ba'h whs.b
400 bush Coru.
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fAdyeYtisennent.l

USEFUL Books" Saving ard Wasting"
81 rs. Fruit Culture for the Million 7sc Home for All.
New Mode Of Building sl New Hand Book for Farmers
81 Is Human Rights, 81 rs Infancy Physical and Moral
Management, Of Children 81 IS The Movement Cure by Dr.
Taylor, OIL So Family Gymnasium, s. 60. Tho Illustrated
Hydopatbic Encyclopedias, 81 Conbes Physiology.
edition. 81 So Hand Book for Home improvement, How TO
Write, How to TAX, How TO Behsve and How to Bui
ness. 81 Is. And all works on Phoncgaphy, Hydropahy
Phrenooy and the Natural Science. generally Seat by post
By FOWLER WIZ 3l9 broadway New.York
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GEN. KELLEY SAPE.-The many friends OF
Gen. Kelley in this city will be glad to learn that the
report that he was killed In recent engagement
Marinshurg is entirely without foundation. The fol.
lowing dispatch has been received from Mr.. J. b. Ford
Western A gent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads
WHEELING. Va, July 27--To Col. j. G.. Kelley
Philadelphia: Gen. Kelley Is at Cumberland and well
received dispatch from him to-day. j. b. FORD"
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Man, t,o,e AZ the po.,-Og,cr,

EUROPA Tur.day Augu,t Observation-Disclosures. u p. m
For Havana, by Frances Tue tly, August
North Star Wedne.dsy Aug 3................ iOi a. N
For Europe by steamer Belgian Thursday August4 p IA.
For California. Oregon. Washington Territory, and
the Sandwich Is4rds, daily tsundsys except
m. and II p.
sorth-Albany, Buffalo. and Canadas.5 D. and y o.
North and West Way ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y.
Western Mail via Ere Railroad q. and u y.
Southern ard South. Western Mails m a. y ard lOt p. N
Eastern Mail. M, and y y. N
Newport aud Fall River p. IN
The Long Island Mail coses a.........o o. M ana y M
Sunday Msils-On Sunday all malls close st... IL
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MAINE pnAsrERs IL JuLr-The nnmber OF American
rnercal tile sessong craft reported dug July total
smountet ~ viz fs;eainen ships bsrk brig and
schooner OF these 10 were wrecked. burned Il Of then
by the Confede steamer ford foundeed run down
and esrn.r Eli crc spars captured by the Florida and
probably converted into COncdsrate cruiser The oia
value Of these vessels Yelu'iys Of cugOs' not less ur
et& 900 sterling.
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suIPPING INTKLLlGRNCH.
FORT or NEw-YORK.......Ar,
steamer-Novsliy; Shaw; Philadelphia.

gteamer-Novslty. Shaw. PHILADELPHIA
Bsrks-Holfdsn NorI, Ponpesen, HAVE, aelnboe bsA
chen; Lightfoot lBrl Loud. sydney ~ g. WI w. Peril
Gszellc Black Barbados. H. Trowbridyes eonsi Nes(
tF3r) Gough Queenstown Edmsou Bros n. X. toclka}
(Br Lockhsrt Cow Bay, D. X. DeWolfI Centenary tBG
Chapman. London Boydk Hncken
Briss-Oioyanui tItsi. Luigi Bristol. T. Mansrs c.
Louise lBr.l. Harris g. Johns n n. A s%ishsrs CO
Wrndt ida N. Counery. Mcclellan. Cow Bay }; W. Elwsy
( Co Janet Kidston BE- Burgess. KingstSs ';"-
Brisk (BrJ. Kohl. Havana, =. Y. Phillips.
Schooners-George Warrington, Peck Stamford; neAs6
Ill., Hulse, Dartmouth, N. B.. II. s. Racket Bon.
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lJort-f)aroens' Notice.

STATE on NEw-YoRK, I =
PoRr-WARDKSs OYrrcB. No. loi Wsllst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WITH
section of the act passed April l 1881 entitied AZ
Act TO Rsorsane tho wardens Office OF the Fort OF ~
Yort n nrr.ons interested IN having charge or thS
,ub,t mater Of such inquiry examination or survey he
I'M. following vessels under examination BY the fc
Wr.,. md that the said examinations will ~
completed within days next succeeding this notice -
board said vessels; nv aur
Bsrk Maren..
Bark John Curtis. .Moraa
Brig Dawn OF Day.......ss hohpsouN
Bris yslkyrcin. .................Pi eE No. ~ Ek
Bril- { sri Constantine. Pier No. N
schr James O'Donohue. Atlanta Doeh
MINTHoRNE TOMPKINs, PsssissaI
J. Aver HxaSluAy becsetsJ.
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Spoken.

June 30 lat a a. lon. % 10. ship William H. Prescott, II
DAYS from Cslso for Antwerp. a..
June lat ~. Ion 30. brig Wanderer 70 days nom AM
July g. lat Is lon. 81 90 whsleship Minerva Smith. q
July IS lat 80 49, lou 20 S. bark Aid from Cuba for Nsw
York
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Truvelerss Gutfe.

To Albany, by Hudson H. r., CO Wsrrcnst, 40
AM, aud g. and lo:+o p. M Sunday train fofn
20 Albany by Harlem X. r.. 2sth.st., 4th.sv, lofA
m audi p IN sunday Observation-Disclosures. p In
To Albany, Cozren.'s Hotel Dock Yves. P6int'
Newbursh Poughscep-ie, Rhinebeck. Cattkin.
and Hudson by steamers Dsnl Drew and {. Nb.
bard leaving Desbrossesst landing at Othstl at . m
To baltimore by the NewJsrsoy X. r., foot Of
minaht ...................... 1880 D. m
To Boston, By Now. London line, Pier 90 n. r.,
ssSept-IJ 500 p.
s7h.st and ithsv. .........sa IT, and 800 p.
Sy via shore Line ia end p M sanday... 500 p.
Of .....I and 10 a. NJ and 500 ?.
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, from Peck .,
To Gpeenpor i.lip Fire I.lsnd snd other resorts
Lops l' N BY SsI0'd nom 5s%s' sns o,o D. M
To Long Branch. by Ran,sn and Delaware Bay
n. H.. via steamer Jesse Hoyt, foot Of Murray, =,
st. daily 1t ..............63 and ii a. M, and u D. H.
To Ncw.fiayen, Hartford, aud SPrinsdeld-steam,
70 saI Haven ssA by P,fs NeaHsyen mr. aih
and th-sy at NJ a.; "a 3 $50 q and s'OO p H.
To Newbursh. Cornwall, West Point. r91shAeepse,
To Hswbarsh. by steamboat Thomas Collyer.
Leaves Jayst., daily landing at y0thsi' y, H.,
Grassy Point, Cozzens, West Point, Cold Springs
and Coruw all p m
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
s%aSa 500 r.
.ne ~ NJ IL m and 100 p
To Philadelphia, by Jersey Railroad, loot OF
nd n midpIsbt Goo p.
To Washington. by Eew-Jersey H. H. ioot o.
n,Idaisbt Sunday Observation-Disclosures. 1850 p. n
FOR luther Information In regard to Railroad Tine Tables
see advertisements In another part oil THIS paper
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MemOra nda.

PILor-BoATs CHARrxREo.-The New.York ard ssnf
Hook piot-bOas W. H. Aspinwal No. q and the John
Jonss No. Is have been chartered by the Government
three months, for business at Port Royal.
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JrLr decentralization NcwJeney, Thames
Ships--D ii. Watjen. FIRE. . - .
Bernhard.
Brigs-Conquersl, J. o. Elliott. .
nelis Bergen, T.. b. Eudicott 5. n. Smith, buena 's'S
Corbnla James w. Lawrence.
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Cur His TBROAT-At about 4 o'clock yes
terday morning Samuel Shaw of No. 2l2 East Thirty.
sscondstreet attempted commit suicide by cutting
his throat with a lie taken Bellevue Hos
plta The police stafs that Shaw the person that
stabbed 0fcer E.drad % the Twen, second Precinct
nearly year ago
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THE TWENTY REGIMBST.-The 2eth
Regiment Militia recently selected for 100 days serv
ice is encamped Prospect Hill reservoir, and the
Colonel expects to be mustered into The service on
only two from Brooklyn, designated for service under
the late call Of the President.
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Weekly Rs~sr, Of Deaths

In the City Of New fok ffom the 2s,h DAY Of July 70 ne
lst day Of August, 1884
Men il>i 'Som~n 90, boys, 1888; girls l~-'"s, ''S
Adu" 2O6, children, $50; males, 1885, females 1'o'
Colofed persons. To-
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL Tsnx.-Ar0.
Before lodge BRADY.


In re John Glass.-Sce order settled.
Mills sgt Gantillon.-MYtion denied. (see opinion,
Delafeld agt. James.-Motion denied with Go cost
~ abide event
Mitchell CT al agi. Porter.--See opinion.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Judge Cardozo announced 10 the bar this
morning that the Chambers calendar would be called
during this month at 10 a. m. instead OF III.
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TIE CLOSING EXERCISES or PLYMOUTH SAB
bArHscBooL.-PlymOnth Church was crowded on Sun
Jay afternoon with sahbathschool chidren and their
blends convened to witnsss the customary closing pro-
Deedings Of the school. Tie spacious Building was
bstsfuly and srtistically decofsted with flags and
levers The galleries were filed with bright boys
~ beautiful girls, presenting scene far more sttrac
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sUrERIOR COURT - SPECIAL Tgnx-Auo.
Justice MOSELI-
DECISIONS,

N. Denton Wilkin AFT. Lewis A. Sayre.-
= otion granted .
Tor reference granted.
In application of Della Gillen-aofion Tor appoint
ment Of guardian dd iitem granted.
Before Justice 0kRvir
L. c. Tibbetts ngt NJ. ". Brett.-Noton denied.
with Sl0 costs abide of sut without prejudice
TO defendants right 10 renew motion.
Daniel c. Birdsall ngt. John Livingston; Samuel j:
Courtney agt. Benjamin NJ. Hil.-Motlons granted and
references ordered. -
Adrian Islin agt. Pelham Mcclellan; Edward Der
rian agt. The Mayor, &c.-Orders OF reference
granted
Morris Raphsesky agt- Louis =. Mere.-Moton de-
MED with $40 costs 20 abide event
Eleazer Ayres agt- Matthew O. FarrelL-hotion
granted on payment Of $40 costs.
Richard f. Monnt, IT.. agt. Aionzo Y. Robbns.-Mo-
ton granted with slO costs with leave TO defendant 10
answer in twenty days or payment Of costs.
Eliza A. Sampson agt Charles l.. Sampson.-Order
for ne ereot denied. (See 10 Al. Pr. r.. AZ
Lucia Thomas agt. VIM. STANDARDIZATION denied with
a. costs.
Herman schild agt- Julia schid-Motion denied
without costs.
George u. Taylor sst Samuel W. cuvcr.-Motion
Joseph I. Sanger sgt. Patrick Murray.-Order
settled.
Gan the papers in abo~e cases in Clerks offee)
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FOUND observation-disclosures Wildey held an
inquest upon the body Of Antoine Toguet found yes
In the pockets OF deceased were found a number Of
manuscripts in French and letter Of credit for 5000
francs. dated 1856 Ioquets effects may be found at
the Coroners ONCE. No. Center street. Deceased
was about 10 years Of age.
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CITY ITEMS.

The oppressive heat of the weather was yes
ssrdsy and the day preceding asuoect OF general re-
NAH The mercury stood as follows at DeIatour f. IN
Wall streets "a.
July 3i........s..''''''''.S a. 81 ~
August l.....'.'ss''''''''" % %
Tn other localities the range sin higher Crops
sre suffering sadly from the drouth. which the light rain
n last week served merely to mitigate. but not aay
Corn yesterday the city shrank up IS II blasted
and potatoes everywhere look exceedingly unpromisns
d Eastern New-Jersey oats were harvested nom ono
% two weeks ago. and short and poorly filed they were
Nost pastures and meadows look sere AID brown ana
sAs supply OF fodder is short and very poor ones'
change comes soon, MIX will be worth Its wegn' !"
eostogc stamps. and butter, vhew
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Passengers ApvsvaA

Passeugers Arrived
In sfedwey Cry Of Hndson from Foytress Aeasss-CapA
Spence, Mrs Wooster aud sister, W. n. Morton, T. HswSk
CspI Jsckswsy.
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ACCIDENTALLY NTABBbD.-1 thUtIuHy Hlltr'
noon John Carroll OF No. 295 West Twenty -sey enth
street and Peter ONeil Of -, INDUCED in skyark.
ing during the dinner hour in the cartridge box
factory in Frankfort street Of Vandewater and
ONeil was seriously stabbed, shoe knife which Car
roll held having entered his lett side. lie taken 10
the New.YOrk Hospital. Carroll, who expresses re-
greet was taken to the Fourth Precinct polioeStation
by Officer Morgan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-02

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