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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
CITY ITEMS.

THF HONE FImD.-On Tuesday evening the
CIV rrnc, siilonary Society met in tho haflsonnye
= pllst Church \. j. WHORE presiding. Thirty
Nc.s were briefly given By different laborers. showing
how frct sent to a soldier led him 70 stand up for
Ilsus hs~, a woman OF 30 years found CHnIsr in the
prayer meeting; Row shoemaker who had worked O.
the sabbath sor isyc'rs lersuaAed % Jay aside his
.,sl and omit hs beech for The house Of COP. how
poor hrsnttrd drinking woman wun hy thc edorts
II Der little boy 20 TO paths OF so1Tci! and 'lTtdo
&c. Sc. . 81,
The pastor II The church, the Rev DR.. WESTON said
vears ago such meeting as tls made ne resolve
would not honor men for thor "f"iih, t"'ir
mane, their dignity. much ~ f1r their devotion
Ia he cause Of CnRsf and their scidcnyins haAl ~
the work u evangcliliiun. Wearc m great rissirn
Ary Leld with facilities Mf the accomplishment q!
glorious work for humanity end rs FOOD
stewards ~ TO man f,d grace ~ COD. va must
see b. u tat W. are faithful 10 orr trust Ne hhve n
delighted 10 witness the operations Of he Association
of tie Poor. and the Juvenile Asylum. and other ag.n
cios intimately associated with tho causr OF CITY ias
.ona Among the figures given We rote the luln" AE'
1870 uacts gwen - volumes loaned 10 children to
Sabbath school, 25j persons n church ~ iemeiaicc
v.odcef $50 mo.tu. and q persons brought under The
care Of pastors aAd churches.
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ErSJA,Is BEEcnEg of this city. and HENRY !. BLAKE
OF bridgeport the commissioners appointed y TIE GOV
r-n re collect tho votes OF Connecticut soldiers N the
yrIliiy of Newbern have returned having been una
bic 10 ransact then business, owing 10 the prevalence
of the yellow fever at kewbern. Mr.. bEEcnlg IVES ~
formed Nv Major OSBORN OF the 18TH Z. W. ot Nufob
Va TINT he had received information iIon the regiment
that Jieut Col TOLLS of this city, had flen lcni
20 the fell disease Major OSBORN also Informed nm %
several other doaths In the regiment nom the shino
disen.o Col TOLLS was brave aud fnithfll oiIcrF,
ard il Is hoped that later information WIZ dsPe ,ho
sadness which the above announcement mas ai'""'
'N'"s'0''" "' New. Haven Palladium.
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Cen. sherman ora the Election.

The following letter elTectually disposes oil
one Copperhead SANDER on tho Hero of Atlanta
HIoRs MILITARY DrrsIoS OF Ine MISSISSIPPI
MY DgAK Sin, There Is not word Of truth ~ the
paragraph Won sent cut from Tie Neo' YORK hrea OF
sent .O Ineuer thought. said or wrote that MccLtL'
AZ would get ninety nine ont Of every hundred weiss
In The army am as ignorua OF the political bias oi
he men Of Thu army ms you III distance OF mon
snnd miles aud would as soon think oftanpering IN
soldiers religion with his preference i0r men,
have not and shall rot attempt 20 influence vote IN The
coming struggle believe Mr. LINCOLN bes done the
best no could with respect, sc, W. L. SHERMAN.
JOIN T.. HAMILTON esq.
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Crow manufacture, s2c.; same description of goods
Jas. McFctridee maker, % S93c.i same, Mcdonald
Holmes maker, 81 O5.
At Boston call loans arc made atsx per cent, ana
thobct commercial paperis negotiated at eight per
cent. The stock market is without much variation,
and The principal demand is for the public sccun-
ties in large and small amounts, for permanent H.
vcstment. Speculation is chiefly restricted to cop
per mining shares
The Cleveland and Toledo road earned, the 'hird
week ia October:
ls63.......S 32 752 ls6i-.--.....-.: .siSp4oI
Increase. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
The indianapolis and Cincinnati road earned, in
September, 1864
Passenrcrs.. e., 5li Mails, &C.,. e24G7
Freght....-..... 1851 - 80
Total 9 i'''~
and the largest month in the history Of the road.
The Rock Island road earned The third week IN
October;
1863. sac ss1lls64..-..-::. S7ss40
Increase. .-.--.--.-----.. S'''S''
Mt. Albert H. Nicolay VIII hold bis regular auc-
ton sale of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow IIhnTs'
day, Oct q, at l9l O'Clock, at the stock faies
rooms, No. 80 William-st. voiioty Of Securities
viii be offered. For full particulars see his adver'
tisemont in the Financial column.
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ph;,aac,p.;a Cnnre Market.-Orr &c.

Tho .gppiy Of Beef Cate this week ~ss uc' ~ ~ thsn
tor ofe oatss rat the Offering amount b. 3sso Lsd
To rarke' WIS Dali shd p-icss declined VIE 80 SOM
=, only Sls y lco Ne fcw head 4 rlo rstle bfarsh
1f5 TIE f,ss rensrally wore frou - O. . =
-EEpPTAe receipts Of shrcp Al o." two -af ~ oune 70
&c. 10 sld the large slrIs trf drITrf ~ elcc .ron
40 ed ssss nftr q g. 10 "a &C. q u Hps' ""As"
l. o. cline ups.l the lpi ro !oEt .
Fl0 -t1r tufp- ,fll -fss ~ ~ zee amounting 70
o.i 30 bead. ~ r'fi - ss lsst -" oil" we're ''" ~"
nom q ~ 10 s'fi > o., D.. NO.. -. d,
favs-.. hr.lf - nf. o. h't'e IL ~ rarset 10 "a
rrrrs,Id Of Ton ut, : c-e fcs spFnsofs and from 80
% RIO .tr eJ. iu. ell
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SUPREME r--CIaCvrr-Part i.-Adlonrned
v.i,ncu, Gsr OrgK Aan TERINER.-Adlourrd to tE.dsy
tncufr --Pa-t II Nos .laH -tt4 .ti, -Ip EEi ~
1-ol z-rg no 2Ii2 g7l4 Csii 2iio, ~. 4'l ~, 80
ea giio gsi2 PR; liiNos 2J -oil, 100 ID s.J, ~
si.i ~. gtsr, 1888 an ca5 - 1870, 2.-h 2o, Iiv.
9s-s ls.7 2rl5 special Trr,i- Adjourned i0 DE term
SuPrnI0K CoURT.-Part Nos. li"I, 49,,
3H7 1is5 ,804 4ia1, lo7 +ol3 Al 90" 80 60 no.
lr Sos T7-6 li7t to0i t2eS, $780, ~ it, iJo, .5o
43ls igii $40 1919 45sU. tJl4 .
CorRT OF COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL 1lBM.--Ad-
lourned Tor the tefn The General Term WILDE ~ s''ol
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Hostou Cattle Sgnrkci,



Be.po-Exir......&l9 0Od $l4 00l Per 100 rs; on
First quality. IL oOa4 90 total weight o. hid
Second do.... 0oO 10 o. lallow, lni d'ss'ed
Third dO...... oos 9ooj beef
Working Oren-s6Oa 900. nearly according to their
value d beef --,o. =, -
Con-, and Caise.-sioa seoi Extra, $50 Sico; Faro"
Slsye,-Ysarlnss, $i49elsi two.yesrOd', s2oSs $780,
three csr- odds. : go -. ..,o
sae isrpb,la;e. p 10 on i've weight In lots 80 20
S~ias-shoat, ladl9Bc p H.. fat hogs, i2.Gi3lc p b.
live weight. ,.-,,-
H.ge.esaIic; car sims Bzi7c., Talow. l1alsc.
y H.. fr't-. / 2s0 ; y - e4ch. - o.,
HEMARxs - We Gud 1855 cattle AZ Nedord and Ctnhtls-
a. tAn last week Tie Brighton ouichets N VA
lust ns many cattle expected from Albany the railroad
can find care bring them in and that MI SECTIONS aoe
bought 20 bead al Of which how ver may not il lhcH
,v1 20 f usfkr. The Butchers also say that the western
trove. bought cheaIly that they promise just a. Se
steer Is Western Oxen called need DO iof re
n gfeouse tbs i cod c0fec i0r an opening sutiloh
when de yfrd Il C1mhids- hicd a. 'y sie n's in"fh
ing Hrsdcs several trains ntf ana buyers 90 not he
or rate mill all tho stock arrives that they con .re ~at u
what Obviously IN. market fsvos the bnichcrs mere 81
ane many good Of the doyeTs and in rins SOCK
they mast 30 they can nOf ~ th"y "onH - "a 81
overlooked raftefs, cattle az" sod Vcfy uneven y o
dr0yef- say lc. o. J.. . -. --..,- 49,,
a Rriy.on ve,,eiay We found 80 Western Cattle and
2ss Eastern fine Maine drovers we're congf1u i4ns mem
rived 9shsr ae tie AFTERNOON, which, Of cof'e disturbed
he u.us cur, ii s.dr. Here, a. eel a. Al Gam. we
bnrs apresled 30 have plenty u ime-hins N n" nui
l!lde Heard of nothing priced over l4c' ana hnH lo
a. I3r Tiis moung cher. large numbers IA Tie yaid'
with .le prospect 81 hard closing Tor DE dfoycfs
The sIrty o! sheep als0 large. Many more IMAM ufi
were yrrtci q Camhrdge. Sow good ot 81 ~ n nrep
sold noon al SIC = D. another ot Of me Soo. ~
heed was ssli - AFTER seeing how hr ~ ht'1 s'"o-
Prces arc L. A. r 7so PER bead o~-E Than l.si We
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FAR surprising that in which this class Of work usually
appears. These pacards are admirably adapted for
use in places OF meeting and at the polling booths, and
are afforded at price barely remuneratiye to tho
printer,
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NEW PHoToGnAPHs.-Af fine photograph ofMr.
r. T. PARKS bu1. Of the late Archbishop HuGHEs, exc
cued by " SIADTFELD has just been published by M.
KvorD1FR Of Broadway The photograph is an adnirs-
bic one. and will be welcome 10 tho many friends and
admirers OF Tho deceased preate. TEvSysOgs Aarga-
ret of pensiFe thought and aspect pale by the
artist is also published ~ SIR. PAR. both pictures
viii DO valued by lovers o. art as beautiful reproductions
OF works by an accomplished and truthful sculptor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

ADVANCE IN CoAL.-Scranton coal was sold
at auction yesterday by the Delaware. Iackawanna 4
Western Ceal Company. atpriees ranging higher than
at tie September sale. $4,000 tuns were quickly So!d
and twice that amount would have been purchased II
put up. Stove Coal sold 81 higher than last months 1t
taken in lots of 100 b. FOR their own
use The advance on Chestnut Coal since September
has been SIT The following is the result Of the sale:
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"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 26-P. y.

Gold has been moro active, opening at 2l2i, fall
ing to 2i2i ralyng to 2i7, and closing at 2i7i at
bpm
The shipments Of Goldto-day have been sij3,o;5.
Stocks are strong, with a moderate business.
There is no disposition 70 operate for IN advance
BY spectators pending the Presidential election.
Great curiosity is shown about the naval expedition
IN the direction Of Wilmington, and about the move
ments of the Army in Virginia. Until tho election
is over and the military situation is moro clearly
understood, there be great activity IN spccu-
lations Of any kind. Government Stocks arc
steady. Certificates in demand az %. Octo-
Der go notes rose j. per cent, and an absurd
rurnor was widely spread that they to be taken
in payment for customs. Pacific Mal was again
higher selling at 800. The advance brings out
little stock, and none from parties who gre ia pos
session Of the facts in regard 10 the assets Of the
company. Atlantic Mail steady az 1901 a l9l. The
western roads are strong, and at current Rates arc
held with great confidence At the Second Board
the irmness in gold gave more hrnness to stocks,
and better prices were he'd for most shares. Late
IN the afternoon stocks were all strong, and IN many
cases higher Gold closed az 2l7l, ana was firm.
Money continues abundant among stock houses
a. per cent, with occasional loans at less. There
Is a large selection Of securities upon tic market
and no one need accept les than legal rates To-
money, unless over nice as 70 security At bank
there is good demand for capital at per cent. At
The discount houses there Is no change, anu The
rates remain Sal2 Per cent.
Sterling Bills nomilaiy 1922 1921 in gold for
banker at co days Francs, 5.l0G5.l5.
Ffcghts remain in tho same dull and nominal
condition noted By US for long time past The
engagements We hear Of to-day are as follows: BY
steamer to Liverpool, 800 boxes Cheese at 20s; and
BY sailing vessel 100 taAs OIL Cake at IS. b.
steamer to Glasgow, 7,00O bush. Wheel at 2ld. aud
90 tuns Provisions Mt 20s. BY sail 10 Bristol, 400
bbls. Oil Cake at COS. To Bremen 80 hhds. Tobac-
CO at 27s.6d, 800 casesdO at 7s.6d, 200 bbls Shoe
Pegs e, Is.9d, and 50 bills. Ashes ct l7s.Gd.
The following viii show the exports from New
York 70 foreign ports for the week ending Oct ~,
and since JAN /:
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LAW ESTELLfGESCE.
suppFuE CoURT-CusxB-Rs-oor. co-Befcre Justice
iroEsRD
TIP WORLD LIBEL SUIT.

suppEuE CoURT-Cu,xB-Rs-Oor. e5.-Before Justice
iroSsRD.
TIP WORLD LIBEL SUIT.
Crorcr OrnYKE a-t MANTOy MARBLE. ctal.-lt
l be remembered ie, fes j.y. since motion Tor d.
rnrerv the books ~ Tae World Copnny fe''t - a
fra.irs tl-utfr cay lr.s' -iHe y
,l.tut IS scrytd. IN witch : L. ". BARROW tkoRcF
~ ttrr.Rp and TIE WoSli Company wefe joined - ee
GuLlHis. - ,,.....t.. -. .--i,...,,r f,- A.,
oYr n sr.rst wa about % be- .fsuef arat BIZ AioN
sl 90 'fr NagRIrl AFFIDAVIT would De required tht T.
s.'u- him iAir MsHBLEi state al whs tlr aiH pace
.., con q b. tss-n Ir MkRHLE rcrli,d thsf ~ ad-
III, y. ro,nrol lie ierl ned nsking any sdvi' oat too
rrintiF. counsel what particular points MS
ts.fov wss Required, ho would answer al questions OF
such points. To-.
lie p,ut counsel then prepared 81 81 h'sfIogsonr.
ana sen shel % Mr. MARBLE Tho answers showed tnsi
NJ Tsrro-s - BE- TIE owner 81 snare OF oneeshh q ne
W,ii usw.psp,g; anl si-o giving ne coUe.pouoeueo De-
tvren NJ 81 Lr mad connti To- plaintiff The roui'f p
..t.d sfr MAHrrE withdraw this coresToudeuc- -
ius no part ~ bis answers. This Mr. MARBLE declined
"a 10 Ny IgWfNS the counsel for plaintin, TINS moruf
,r fo "a o,d-i 20 strike ont this correspondence o. n
relevant sud 10 NJ MARBLE 70 - before Reeroe and
sns.r specifically al TIE n,oosatorrs vropounded 70 him.
The Court ds4.e4 the app1cston. .
CIRCUIT. OCT. 2p-helcfr J1ttce SUTHERLAND
DECISION.
William II. Clark ag.. The Mayor Ne. Judg-
tlent f5r Plaintiff for the sun Of $50 wltb eods
farers with CLERK Of Plrt i.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIsL TzEs-OcT. 20
Before Judge tAApol0.
DECISION.
Uarker ag' Naturalization granted, but de-
i,rIlnt siipula;e roi TO sue ios re pr'onmeut
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pvy,-rry RzPoHrxp FOR THR y. Y TRiBuSr.
. M,-r,-r-uAy faf

I lfarets-CARHyrLL REPORTED FOR THE " y IRiBrSr
MFDSEsDAY, Oct. ~, 1904.
ASHES aro duh and lower; safes OF 40 bis at 81
Tor Pots, ord sl2asl2 - for Ptmit -,
BTESNAX-Yeo is better. IN sympathy with
Cold sales were msdo * 6sc and as high as 10c His
p. ged Tn. sales since or last 800 lbs. Of b2sc,
Il T. 500 rs. at Gi461c. cash.
SOTION-Eariy IN the day Gales q Aiddlines were
r.le az g o. ond some il Is said. at 81 % but toward
-, cice It'll The advance otgold holders were Liue
81 go. Tough rates ERE merely Nominal
F3H--Sone saies Of Rio Aat taken place 10 a..
~ q laIrCulals are not made public: pr!c"- fr -
IN ere .tv.lr. and sou" a~iGc.5 are 80. oi.rt.d g.
o3eIair pl'-e jao is woIta c. and far 10 eIu car
eors .1tc. D.6.c
Gables arc dull We qUoic hest Aiamaa'nc
RI 81 go art STesr ard iaieL; % - ,ci ~ eases
u the latter sold q, Ills Vicc.
COPPER--G cd ShcGthng is arn at Csc. and Vel
low Metal &C., net cash lneot remains dull aud prices
are unchanged; sales Of 5Ooc1 BE. Detroit al f.c.
40 600 Portage Lekc st 47c. cash. closing az isc.
COAI.-The market for Domestic bas been fairly
active and prices are wei sustained. The public sale
Of 10 day was well attended, and az offered roadily
disposed Of and in come descriptions there is some nC
vance. The yard prices the same and quoted FsG
ell and s1Ile dealers ask Sl2; these high prices
compared with those obtained at auction. Foreign j.
ia coniiuu supply and cutie firm; the demand j.
good; sales Of 100 uns Liverpool Camel and 100 tuns
Scotch Steam terms not made public. TIC ;1sow
ing Tie particulars public sale Of Scranton Coal
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Inc ioNDNlhH N'istio h"'N N'S"4A'" ~ VIZ
Hampton Hospital since my est re- Ut:
So k,ce l2d " Y c. T. II. lbs, 4'h " Hawp.
N,rf. B,,i. llrth y Y J. MOBILES 3lst =. 4. lil,hel.
Chat Wil.on lGth n Y Art. A. Cay SIS; =. c. nsbeil.
1Ias 0loa.n,a, il.th ~ 4. J. LYLE, 18th Ga. tRslcl
T. ~ hitchcock !s,sh Pa W u. Cunningham ,R.0eil.
Cen, II A. linn s8th Pa !. g. Brooks Eth &C. tRebell
I'm 40 geNiel Iglth PaH Gross ;a1th u. = Coz.
H. F.ushsf, i5th Ia. i Marsh, "a ". :, So- =,
n E,,d.r,t. sgth Pa VIM Ccphus, Oh u. 5. Col
ii, Ms,ni., ID Conn. AIT J. Capps seth q. 3 Co.
r F.,nonis ia Conn Art T. Ncwscue. 9Th L. 5. Col
e,o I.io,,. I'm Goun. A. T. Hilton sth ". ; COL
Joln Catalan 9Th Conn. G. Herring. 9th u. > Col
H. r. Rowe, Ssh Maine. Ben. leyot, s'b q. y Noi'
J.. A. Trsfou 9Th Maine. Capt W Nil'ni, 'th -.
The u. ). mail steamer Webster has arrived from
City Point with about 80 refugees. NO hohs'
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Since Jan sl24O45.l63 el424s2 $50 el7e KS &c
At the public sale Of Coal today prices were a
little higher; 1900 tons Crate Coal, 50 J5a$ So IS;
800 tons Steamboat Coal, s. 50; 6,00O tons Lump
Coal, e. S0aS7 81; $500 tons Egg Coal, IS 900
G. 10; 5, 600 tons Stove Coal, s. 1850; 1000
tons Chestnut Coal, So 50aSS IS.
Dry goods at The auction sales were lower, es-
pecially in silks, millinery. ribbons yevets, etc.
At KoBBrr Il CoaLIEs's sales goodmany lots were
withdrawn. Messrs VAN WICK, TOWNSEND &
Co had a sale of voolens; prices were only mod
crate, hardly sustaining tho advance Of the past
week. BLACK pilots, &250aS2 co; Moscows, g. 81
Ss3 Is; Union Beavers, 50 l7SSS % Presidents,
g. 95Gs3 81. Messs. WnMghDEG & MoCST
had q sale Of shavls, Fdomeshc and dress goods.
Prices were lower and the sale without special ae-
tivity. Russia Crash, l4l a22.c.; Hamilton Brown
Tlannels, Sc; Nauslon Cotton Flannes, 5lc Idalis
DENNIS, 30c.; heavy mixed Twills, G0c.: mixed iotj
nets2 jc.; A. Portsmouth Bleached Sheatings g C.
Last week the seme description Of goods brought
&c; 3s-ineh. Ida Mills Bleached Shirtngf, 33lc.;
Pearl River Brown sheetings, 32c. Thcsame goods
previously brought 3lc. Laagdon Bloached Shirt
pnge, $50; ga Dale Bleaciied sbectings, 451e.
Apoakeag Prints, soc. Messr. Haggerty e. Co.
hsa special sale Of gloves and Eosery goods, and
tricer considerably advanced over last sales.
XsssTg. Hadden a. Co. had their regular weekly
ssles Of carpets. "A rag carpeting brought 5lc;
ingram cotton chain, wool filing, Alex. Grow,
manufacturer, g &c.; ingram pineworsted chein,
pool 6lhnr..sV &c.; "a iDsTaiD, warsnted, al%
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BEANS AND PEAs-DRY.


The butter nsIict lite finer. ard Eufofcsn 'l!frlr
rsYi4g 41c cr good fFfirt irafarc 80. ~
hight rfoeip prime brf,sr Keep ~ ne Ifio' 81
Slffr 10un.y frNs luhl fhouf4 CORY o.. f'--t
S,,.e al . al. sold III, much ls money. hoicfs views
sfe e.psrs, above tros~ ~ si-rr and comp faii.r1
,fg,i or.ues sfr cent afcrL-flrch les htn rtu1 TIE
sfocl IN The country u heafy I'D i.4rfH lips % Lave
naGe NJ ilg a. loa uit ritsf sseto 'uuiHs.
,io-nfs A. ,l.l, e.. VII bclr o frccip'f
Al M QUOTATIONS bit good hrrr BE- vlntd fnf
ne sne ln, ssfe fubs have h'+a eil ns hf a- - .l
So a. rf way IL ;tlc c0lc NC.ierg s,iesc a. -
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ROBBED IN A sAIooS.-JoHx NEUBAcKR, re-

siding 81 No if3 Heserst., went into the saloon No
81. BoveIy on Tuesday night, aud remained there
short time On leaving be was met by JAMES MILLER
aAd PHiLlP Lowe. VINO forciDly took from bi1 gcll
watch valued 10 $50 They were yesterday crested
aud the watch ioand A. their possession J1sAce
MANSFIELD committed {, en- for examination
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ROEBED BIZ FmRsns WHILE SLEEpiNG.-A few
DAYS since Mr.. MARus W. ffriIY, q member 81 tho
Common Council OF Pttsbuse Pa. 10 this ely
70 purchase goods soon after hs arrival ho met an Cd
friend named pArTIC1 CoyiAs, and drank with him
several times IA tho course OF their travels around
town they met PsTliCK COLEMAN an Acquaintance 81
Coxf ga and thc three then drank unt ,ney became
.rsly intoxicnfad Finally late az liglt tho inyi
ration 81 CosLAs they acCDr panied him 10 hs resi-
delo, No lsg Leonardsi. where all three curtd no
sane n.d. Ia "a, nor INK FEIIFY was awakened by
feeling CoIFNASs hand IN hi- pocket aud On invec,.
gazing lcurd that the sam Of So which h' wofe -.
cured about iis p'ron. was missing CONAN anq
Cotr,,. ON ssriig him awake, srrang from 'ei and
n,,l Xe. terdav CAPT JoulpAs nnd Officer COHEN q.
The sixth Precinct arrested the accused. CONAN
states that be- he'd nothing 10 do with the robbery
None OF the missing money was recovered. CoidAA'
iusfcly rfusnc 10 tell whore he LGs sccTrted II.
Justice powliyo committed tie prisoners in default Of
80 600 hail each.
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CURE op HooPrNd-COUGH.-Swedish jour
naIs nunlish statement 70 the effect that hopping
cough can be cured by irhalng the air from the parity
ing apparatus in gas NogSS
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MUMMY WHEAT - Scientific ex X, ,sn nos
made in Egypt prove that mummy 70 believe that
,e ears hitherto ostensblY obtained IRON, IN Tho
wheat s proceed rom grain accidentally eontsnea some
mold into which the former was sOWh, W . S.d pos
seller Of wheat desired ~ reap "A''o ~
sOyl.p
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lAdveltisemcntI
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
Nrw.YoLK DEPoslTARY

FINANCIAL AGf-7T OF TIE UNITED STATES
Nos. q and % Pinc'st.,
Receives subscriptions TO the new $40 TREASURY
Notes which aIe convertible at maturity i1to SIX PER
CENT GoIn BEARING $40 BONDS
Commissions Of. per cent allowed IN all cases. anu
liberal terms to Banks who bny to sell againi
Receives subscriptions to the i04O Bonds
Converts the old 2 80 notes into per cent. 1851
Bonds
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury and
.rarsacts all other business connected with Govern
nent. MORRIS JNErchIh' Fre'iden''
D. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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Ur7xrA.-Vocal Spinal, Uterine and Alb
MIA. xeaEneses treated by T. P. BANNING, ~ d. a. No
2 Bord.sl., fon e N. % . p II.
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BEAUTIFUL PosTRRs-llluninated show
bills with the Union State. National nominations
together or separate have been got up by NJ b. brown
4 Co., DECORATIVE printer, Of WilAamst IN style
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Rgsg's AFRICAN FEVER ASD AcUE CURE
20 LibcIty IT,, UP s.aiss.
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lAdvegliseuent

AtvcEtt. ne't.
CosyFsIEST TO HAVE N THE HOUSE,
Be,,e Of PrRRYs JsP,sEsE BOor aid snoE POLISH -'sA
vour .hoelaxeI IL;
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CATHOLIC AssocIATIoN.-The Rev. JOSEPH
r. WooDs viii lecture this evening before the Bloom
in qdale Catholic Association, at the Hall, No. 10
Eigh.h.ave. Subject: True Mnniincss.'
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The BosroS RonBERy.-Thc examination in

The BOSTON EODBERY.-lhc cAubiHHuon III
tic ease q joins y. MANiSo. accused OF being mpi'
cstcd 10 the robbery 81 Ncssrs. BEEWsIEs. SWEET &
Co. brokers Of Boston, Mass. In August Inst came up
before Justice DOShiSG yesterday. THOMAS T. Nc
NELL proprietor ~ restaurant at No. 2b washing
ton.st testified that Mr.. MASSisG. &C eompanied
hy another cams Into his place, and changed
SlCO Treasury note. This note of those stoen
from thc nboye firm. ANDREW +. ElElsER. bartender
m tho snloOa OF ALEXANDER MATHEWS No. I'D Green
wch.et testified that the evening of the 9Th inst
the accused came into his place and ntkcd him % gio
hi small bills for so0 Treasury note "a ho did not
have that amount In smal bills. he referred him 10
TuoNis w. CoRwrS who accommodated him. u was
subsequently discovered that the nanes on Tue note had
been erased. Tho investigation VIII be continued
to-day.
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Fr-s are ln scafce. sau Of choico marks hlv' hoen
nrdo II 40c 20 warrant bat for ordinary stat fs5 i@Jc
"a t.r erice, at ilr mara. y 81 qu4i"; ...
Ns.EJsrl.y and rsnnsy san.s choice, 2 doz 30 l@'
.tf good. y" l'
Western q doz good ordcf'
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