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AMnscmfnis.
EVENINGS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
IL AT THE
NUINnER GAInEN
PEARE.
EDWIN BOOTH as HAMLET

EDWIN BODTH As HhHIIIT.
MI Smart hee % that this evenpr ard eveyy
evening until further notice Mr. Edy in Booth VIII appear IN
o III MET character in which he IL universally
Acknowledged "io have living equal" This pay the bret
series Of DO produced under Mr. Booths
immediate direction which the effort that has already found
such cheering plihy win be continued 20 place each play
the stag style ccnt ming speDdor Of production
With strict historical ctuess Hamlet has been IN actve
preparation for upwsd OF three months unier the man
seeaon. OF Mr. T. @. hlnly, AID expense a5or has
been spared ia nc cndt 4vor, by strcy Icior,a
arrangement o. tie ordinary ,tdso aud by the
hdci appropriateness and superior execution Of the several
OF scenic Duson. % carry tho spirit OF the pay
tho most minute deeils md us Gds iho drama ~
branch OF National teTeture and ST.
The scenery, u"Gc costumes -opecs and machinery &c
entirely new ana 10 give perfect teots 70 me css'
engagements lave been made with Mr. j. w Ntiach one 81
tie igos; c"d 'rcs-cs who cIared ~" uae; sfA
Edw n fary G. k.uble Mason and tLo eminent comeesn'
Mr. Iioua. scte. who appear eacb evening IN co"heon
with Mfs. + SCl-nrau Che sieg. MesIs o. H. Hoir"s I.
Waic0'. ir,J g. Hahly L. Ebce w thesterO >. PRIV
.ett nuei. Burroughs, Burgess. Sc.
Door u. (nrlniI. li.ea "a ~ IrocIsclN
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BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND AEpEOkD.
Rcpoy,a JOr TiE rKipSR for The reeS endiaS HeassdAv
The following is the Of stock At market;
rs,. esi:.' i shsss ''i lss ''' ssM
On On. y %sSs s:o de-. snS 90
and meat Extra ia aI3 so first quality. ele3 So see
ond quality sQtll 81 third quality 3, aod 40 " amw
choicest single par. Of premiums, sl<1sh some Of me
Wors,sg Oren-s isy $3.50; handy steers, &s5asI1s, 81
a! nch according TO their vsGe a. beei
cSss eI F,Is ROW. .s5 Gry sa:N' '''
woSsssoi: s,s s.Tes;S::,oa: ssS SO, s's
ia. Hossiai9c live weight Dressed. Iedlsci shctss.
Hides-Brsh,op, iOa lc. Country lots. 3dsac. Tanow.
ioSS li}i:s-:saS So rs each conp.r, lott. elisos,m
RESARKs-The market is oversoeked in all dspsuents
It'll twice ulsr IN the yards the wesk
.er Thank syvins wear with mutton and poultry pinJ
sud cheap the cattle trade T. As would bs expected quite dull
The northern sDs heavily loaded toe cattle landed =
edford end srblidge amounting to about eo There
b little trade at Medord CsnabsAs bseiss s.ss.
late ard went slow leaving sre number Tso.d there
terdsy At Brighton there .O4 Western cattle ana H.,
800 from Maine, and more 10 arrive TO-DAY. ine fSs,y
81 ni poe e god Ths weather Is altogether TOO
Keeping ani hay at 81 per 100 rs. and meal .!
kes ping over Of many cattle I'LL better markeS ~
drov-rs compain tha prices from H 20 c per ows9
that hey buy raher better ssd say that the city msss
qne dull during the last week, they ought 10 bu
much lower than they do. =,
weeks trade ard pEofs, to be indifferent shout dc
business oil until the present gu, IL relieved The ouscne
complain mnch of mean bids as OF the wMs o. ~
nds 81 all We one lo Of nearly 300 that was broasns m
bv suner so 81 81 IS per head which some oil zee doves
All. they could Lave bought at home two weeks sse os
less than - head. tie time o! closing ths TeRo
sryc numbers unsod including 500 Western M over ~
weei included report Of numbers THE wees
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Mnrkrts- CAkgFuLLY HIPonVsO FoaTHs =. Y.TatBUSH
IHuRsDAr. Dec. ]. 1871.
ASHKS-The insrict is still unsettled and prices
are nominal
COrrON-The demand hss been less active To-day
and prices agair easier closing &C aboat y ia
81 rs Tor Iiddlipgs; safes Of .0Ja bales.
COFFEE-We have no further sales Of Rio to So.
nouree bit prices very strong r. full somer rssss
owing 10 the greatly retuo Ell stock and The possibility
OF difficulties with Brazil holders looking FOR still
higher rates ard feel confdent OF SOON obtsnny them
Wen India tyies IRE quiet.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Die. Ito. 200 bbis. Flour, 3J2 bbls. WHISKY, ~
bbls Corn Meal, IL, 600 bush. Wheat. e 90 PISA.
Oars 400 bush Corn, ~ leo bush. Barley. 100 pigs
PROVISIONS $500 pkgs. Butter, pkgs. Ashes % pigs
Lard. lis pigs Dressed Hogs.
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ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK.

Cos>gR OF BROADWAY AND NAlL'sr.. N.w'toRK.
Deal. extensively and specially in Govanmen, Securities,
80 notes, 52c 1905 and Skies OF 1881, Stamps Specie,
aud State money. Interest allowed aocouua by speoa
b. @. ADAMS, President
s,ogEip Cashier
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Dse. Before
Isdge Belts
LIBEL OF A PRIZE.
The United States ags. The Schooner Sylph.-The
to-day hea libel against me above named
her consisting OF 3 bales Of cotton.
hr vessel was captured Of Beaufort by the H. s.
ssco on the Goth oil November, attempting to run out
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Ueiltistrn.

NJ B. GRIFFIN BROS, DtNtlsvS, (hay-
IN Inc J;oo,ed Of their Brooklyn Eseb hnp MI may he
,T ~ :, No asa (Irsnd..i 81. New ish. whsre they
continue to insert full set, Of tsc.h on osa ,na I.r
ass; Silver o. Rubber SO Partial ss@-"~e' " per
tooth; Silver. 81. ESirsctns % een's.
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nle0irdi.

80 ctu,EcEVANY FIA ia PILLS
IL t,ye been STANDARD ltemrdy for OR 'er' ~"
a., ~; mott luu ones ever k,owu iOl ~ et.Pr
,,, q, FeuaIe. TO sI classes they l"e - hiucihs
with c.,,,ipty periodical regularity 4ss kn'"h
III. a., 10 lave u,-l them .; dn.r,r ~ through
out lie country having tbs ssuchono 80 " so'' e"'
,n,nt P,Iysi,isn. in Amrrics. Q, A. -, IN.
.,ri Ro,. pie Dollar per Boz, OF boz 9 iof o.
contain 10, from - toto PMS h..
t,ssen, ny ,n, Sold b, Days., ~ ATTY.
''''''"' HUfCliiNds niLLikh' Pup, tori
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COURACALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPRRM8 CotRT-GHNRRAL Tk1M-Adj0uSAea
to Saturday, Dec. .CIlcyr-fsH Imshor Csasss-Ass.
es-Ne Caisndar wll Do isds ~ for Ne rsSs1sr 1t3
SUpxnIos Counr AND Cou3r ~ Ceanos psaAe
-Adis~nsd fsS ~ iUns f!, IiIol 0i--hsi 80 ri f..
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1mneemrnts.
AT AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DAENUM's GREAT AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D NEW LIVING CuRIOSlTIES.
THREE MAMMOTH FAT GIRLS,
Weighing
ONE 1ITN 200 POUNDS. ONE TuN.
THREE GIANTS, ~ FEET Mon
COL GOSHEN, MONS. JOSEPH, and ANNA SWAN.
TWO DVARFs, weight IL POUNDS EACH.
A MENACERIE OF LIVING ANIMALS NOT 10 BE
SEEN IN ANY OTHER COLLECTION rcg
Just added the innume1bc cuositirs splendid coec-
ton Of
FRENCH MOVING FIGURES
Eerferentng Mills Steanbosts Rail koade. fonnsinf &c
THRIVE ENIEbTAINMENT5 DAILY.
MORNING. Al u,
PHEASANT NRI0EBOR
OKE NA.WA.KAS TRIBE OF INDIANS,
In Their Habi;s. Custo,ss, WarDaIcos &C.
AFTERNOON At g.
WAITING FOR the VERDICT.
EVENING At -,
LINDA OF CHAMODNL 800,
TONY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. POLICuISEl.LF
MOVING NAXLIGURES. ALBlNO BOX. GIRO ASslAt
GIRL, LIVING VplBAEA Offers. kANGAEOos'
LEARNED SEAL. Sc, &c.
Adrnission: 30 cent? Children under ten - cents.
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SUPREME COuRT-cn.xBrn.-Dec. i-Bsssre Jo's'ss

SUPREME COuRT-CHAxBrHs-Dec 1.-Bsssre Justses
CLERxE.
ruE HARyEM AND MoRRIsATIA RAILROAD CASE.
Ins Peoss Sc sst The Harlem and Morrisspia Railroad
This was so appleaticn to vacate the order
allowing the Attorney General TO aks poeeeoihas 70 vses
aha fnebise o, Ia, Company by Of their neglect 70
ns,s Their roadway Honor this morning denied the az
pc.on hr ..ved the proceedings Of plnDtif III the 18th
Of Msri next, thst descendants may have OPPORTUNITY to
complete ,heif road
SUPREME C0rkT-sPscIsL TEan-Dec L-feofe Jus
tce PorTRR.
DECISION.
Bradford, Public Administrator &C.. aeainst
cesuer JedyuenG for plaintiff demurrer, with leave
in twenty days on payment Of TIE cost 81 os
nlrrer. See opinion
SUPERIOR COURT-SpxciAL TxlN.Bs'ors J0,tcs
ROBERTSON.
DECISION.
Jesse Isler Agt. 1Teadwell 5. Ayers. Tie plain
,,u., sert between n ssr three and tho last
which hs will retain 20 elect 10 retain the sst tvo,
~ dol,srs cost, Of this motion the deferds sbide
the event " tie suit.
CoI,Rr OF GENERAL sESsIONs-De, I-Re.o,s City
Judge RussKLL.
John Mayer, Henry Miller, and Charles McCsbo
pleaded guilty Of Grand Larceny. Remanded.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SpEcIAL Trns-Dsc. -
Before Judge CAIposo
DECISION.
Fitzpatrick sg.. Wells.-I see no ground =
charge the owner with costs.
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Goparlnership NoiItss.

yTuE undersigned have this lay i.med a
C'PJn1nn'ny f 10, Rs0KERa,f Brig LESS, va.
o'i We "'"" VIZ " orr iLLj tIDif.
vi Dec ! Isrl ARR ~ GAMBLE.
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L. 6. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov 3n-Beiore Com.
missioner OsBoax.
! n

ONE OF THE FORT LAFAYETTE PRISONERS UP AGAIN.
U. :. agt. Philip b. Mafsh.-Ihe accused stands
The Proves, Narshas Office received brides from James B.
Hambs;op. The accused waived examination, snd w.
lo,ien 70 bail IN three thousand dollars.
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FLOUR AND MEAIr-Tho market for Western and
State Flour il less active aud the low and rnsoia
grades are l0d l5c. per bbl. lower OWING 10 iASscf
offerines and marked decline in gold. TIsde and
Family brands quiet, ard prices are unsettled the
sales 300 bbls. ct ~ 3SSo 50 70! Sapernne Ssse
% SSd $40 Tor Extra State; elo lod1v " LOT tsncy
State $40 1880 50 for tho low grades OF western
Extra $40 sOasll IS f.r Shipping Ohio; gu go
q ou. Ertrss there il nothing doing for the future
c &: Flour is DUH heavy and s.er; sale. OF
go bbs At ey 900 $40 % for the low grades Of Extra
aal Sio Stie Tot Trade and Family E1tr Southern m
ISI3 Sor Mixed to good Superfne Country baltimore,
&C. and Sl? % for Trade and fGmiiy brands.
Rye Flour j. fairly active ana hrm Gales o. 20 oos
ausst sales Of 800 bbs At q JoSe7 IS Ox jersey and
2s so for Brandy wine. r.t., .....
0RAIN-The Wheat market Is lower and less active;
he npssed maSket Tor gold and eIchangs give buyers
he advantage and PRICES are &C. below those Of
dAsi ths sa)ss ~ 1909 buaA u Iof Vmesp
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RTISTS' FUND EXHIBITION,
~ Vow opea. 10. ~ BFosi ~.
fetiurrs ano Mceiings.
s!ationcrn anS fanen So'os.

ENVELOPES Letter and Note lyeloprs,
IL Envelope, ioI Circuisf Job l's rnesp mp ,s,'
by ,aa.l. q. :. HAsklSS CO. No % n,sti ~ W"
YORK. ..------
vxrM. EvERDELL' SONS, No. Ii Zion,
w ,t.-SrATiONER5s and BLANh booh ''S os"''
TTRERi.
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LrNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.--
II Tie best ssoruent OF ENhMELtD fgnrffUh u ~
al colors aud styles, Walnut and Chefgd as ana Os
.nd PsIias,sa WARREN wA2D,No. Eli Canal st.
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6orscs, Carriages. ST.

CAVALRY BUREAU 0yFIoE ASSISTANT QUARTyYnAsrnn ;.
No. lsSrAyEsT. NEW YVAE, June 49, le5l
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.--I will
Y purchase in OPEN MARKET ell the Cavalry Horses
that sy presented sud inspection at III" Government
Stables lohsv ard hs, IN this city, until aither
notice.
Paymsn, vii, be made in cAecis payable In certificates Of
when 60 received
Price one hundred and sixty live 1851 dsists each
GEO. r. BROWNING. Captain and A. O. NJ.
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furniture

ENAMELED FTaNiTURE OF
Dvsu,nt.d m,,n,.r,u,. A.o Gold Ci.s:su .nd Wsn,a
TOMS 3ss Csnatst, opposite Wooster f'.oassed iHh
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A CARD-TWENTY SUBSTITUTES can he
~ furnished day this week by responi5r parties. It
moderate price Town aud County quoiss promptly filled
.ogfn No. ).
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WALLAc,H:i,.s';, ,... Of II. .,... ,., Of FRIDAY
ROSEDALE.
The esrly hour az which tie comedy -
10 MARRY OR NOT 10 MARRY
s concluded enables The Manager 10 announce for
SATURDAY, DEC. :,
A programme ofvefy greet attraction
in addition 10 tie above Comedy the very ayor;e piece OF
RURAL FELICITY
VIII be given for the hIst t4ne ibis season.
NONDAi-i4!d IIgl, 81 iie greatpl
ND5fDALE.
TUEsDAY-IO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY
AND
RURAL FELICITY.
SOrlCE.
MR.. BOTCICAUL1S NEW COMEDY
will lie produced daring The wreA, with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENtRY
FURNITURE, &C., &c
Doors oren Q; "a overture AZ "a.
HELLER's SALE DIABOLl4UE,
IL SO BROADWAY.
HfLLEieS
STEADY CAREER OF SUCCESS!
BRILLIANTLY THGoyGED HOUSES!
NEW MUSICAL ATTRACTION!
CHARLES FRADEL
,who lss Kindly volunteered his ser'icesl
will play together the - .
GOBLIN DRUM POLKA. -
THE SCARLET SPIRIT EVERY EVENING!
SEDGWlCK'S SOLO q. TIE CONcLKTsSA!
Doors open ut - (: commence a. 3.
y Startling Novry IL preparation ior ne iio'uhy'
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Rssson Live Stock Market.

BEIGh1oS. CAMBRIDGE AND MEpF0Bp.
iepoy,d 0r TiE Ikipi for the reek eada0 ttass&at
Nov. 30 1864.
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T.. scosIKLD, Cashier.
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VEORGE STICK & cos PlANOs.-The
HAZIITnN RROTHFKS.

Ia OVLRSTRUNC. GRAND. AND SQUARE
PiANO-FOB1F MANUFACTURERS,
No % Prnc.-.t few doors Of Broadway Few OK
Thee Psnos have aly received the first premium wne
ever they have BEEN exhibited written Ershy ie4 I'VE
y.aIs accompany each Piano
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SUPREME COrKT-spBcrAL TrRx-Dec. L-BeioIe jus
tice POrTRR.
DECISION,

Bradford Publc Administration, Nc.. Aealnst
Cooper JadgusnG tor plaintiff demurrer with IessS
20 suwsr twenty days payment Of the costs 81 de-
nIrrer. See opinion.
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CTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL


FISHER, the most reliable Pianos made, VIII Tn be't
moeeru nprov lnenf, whoets,e and retail ste
pqees Nos. pa 2a3, "a, ~ 249 Twenty esn'st,
NiIil-ase.
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Fire Mt tho United States afmory I'm
SpringG cld.

SrRlNcFIELD, Mess Say 2, 1904
IRE broke out ct half past eight this eveuing the
sfsic OF the milling shop or the United Sta.as Armory
situated upon Arnsory square, in this city THIS building
which Is two hundred feet long with o. hun.
drcd feet In length, and two stories high, entirely
destroyed With Its contents. Tho upper story
was used IS . polishing shop. and the lower
story FOR milling, trimming. tcmpering &c. Th5gbud-
ing was built about fifty ago. and has
slant csc 10 the manufacture OF muskes during this
time rae wood work thoroughly saturated with
oil, that when nre there subdung Il. AT
time It seemed impossible to save any part OF
the work situated upon the north OF the square, :,
and many OF the shops cleared Of their
machinery, tools and stock The fire was however.
stopped at tea o'clock at the brick partition which sepa
rated this building from directly IT, and
also contained extensive WINGS recently constructed.
impossible to give correct estimate Of the loss 10
chinery and material tonight. Owing 70 the groat
rapdty with which the fire spread little was In
the building destroyed, aud much OF rachiner 10
the adjoining building have been seriously ujs
in it's hasty removal
Great credit Is due the hrennen and workmen a
ployei in the armory through whose promptitude nd
vented.
neeus combustion II was almost Immediately discovered
but owing TO tho dryness OF the wood /, spread very
rapidly, and when II reached the lower stories where
everything was saturated with oil, It burned almost
freely camphene The arsenal situated at the oppost
Of the square, contains at the present 900
rded muekets awaiting the orders Of the government
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this time woaid be Of no little evil. and gh
lead TO deporsle consequences The water IN tue
vor quite iaw. and when that Is exhausted the
CITY must rely upon wasnngs alone that flow
the receiving reservoir from he adjacent country
ARRIVAL or WOUNDED OFFICERS.
The following wourded OF GERS arrived here today
from froDt:-Captans Wood Twenty seventh MichI.
nzn; yasper, Twenty sonth hhgsn Potter, Seventh
Rhode lssnd Bryaot Thiity-seoond Maine; Baker
Twenty first massachusetts froxmafer, Forty sixth New
York Shafer Thirty first Maine Reynolds, Fourteenth
New York artillery Hi Signal corps aud Lieuien
Brown, Seventeenth Vermont; rescatt. Thirty drst
Mainei Nichols, Eighth New York. and Patterson, Tweu
ty-seventn Michigan.
WASHINGTON July ST. A. NJ
The House Is still In session.
The amendment taxing spirits hand was agreed TO
by the House. and subsequently the joint resolution as
amended WIS rejected the Committee OF Ways Means
voting against IT, Afterwards the whole action was
reconsdered ard the House has rejected substitute
and are now taking the passage tho resou
tiou as originally reported without amcudment.
The members anxious to get through the session
Monday, which be this resolution Is re
ectod.
The Senate Is in session waiting the action OF the House
on this subject.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Capture or the Tfa-CIad Queen Cf,.y by
tho Rebeis-COm IN unfcstion Betw
Hcmphfs and Little Rock Suspended
movements Of tho Rebel GensraI Mar
muouke-Geserai Canby's Ieaaaugr-
tors 1T New Orleans.
CAIRO. NJ. July 1, 1884.
me thciad gunboat Queen City. Acting Master Hickey
was captured al Columbia, tho White river on tho
morning OF tho th ultmo, by the rebes under sholbv
numbering two hundred mon.
Most OF the officers and Of the Queen CITY ware
taken prisoners
the rebels, during the night planted battery on thu
shore opposite TO where the gunboAt lying and M
daylight opened Gre upon her and Immediately disabled
her.
The rebels took Off three OF her guns ana a quantity
OF ammunition, when thrce Other OF gunboals came
up and compelled them 10 abandon and burn hor
Communication between Memphis and Little Rock M
entirely suspended owing to the rebel blockade at the
Cut OF.
10 believed that heavy fight occurred Ia the w.
cniy Of Clarendon on ssrday and Sunday between
gnnboats and the rebel bGeies continual firing
heard at che mouth OF wniss river.
General harmaduke, with . large force Of rebels, Is
az Red Fork, on the Arkarsas river and part OF his
army has crossed over, ara at lest advicss were
Threatening TO occupy ST. Charles ana Croeketts Ho
~ reported to have over eight Thousand men, with
ury pieces or artillery, and II is believed 70 DO his
ienton to Isolate General Steele his base Of sup
plies and cooperating with Generas Price compel sim 70
evaouste Lhe State.
General Candy has moved bis headquarters from Nat
chez to New Orleans and is taking the boats Tor
the military service. Consequently, arrivals from
there need DO expected for some days.
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THE a'CRCw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONTINUED
DISCHARGE OF THE PRISONER.
The examination in the Of Charles Van Saun re.
Gently arrested charged with the murder by shooting
Hugh Morrow in the Monte Christie saoon Brooe street,
over ago, brought to close before Justice
Dodge at she Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
afternoon Michael Brady the principal witness against
the prisoner, Expressed aose com.
plant against Van Saln; but the magistrate would
allow him to do So Other witnesses examined
but their statements wcre Of contradictory character
and 10 tho absence OF positive proof that Van Saun com.
m'tted the murder, Justice Dodge discharged him. 1t
was thought by persons In court that the Witness Brady
must have been laborng under partial arrangement Oh
mind at The time he made the deposition against Van
Saun, In which he charged him with the murder.
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E. 49,: :.
CHAPTER RI,

CHAPTER RI.
And he did many wonderful works fnsomuch that haa
pronounced IN many tongues.
And theLe la unto ia ith from the seaport 81
New BEDFORD who bad been sick fer aud after
some dave her pains were gone she soundiy and did
rejoice 10 eating her food
those which ouakers great
cN Of Pbladephia wrote an epts.is sayiug, 20 Drake
ec thoa this which aied GreeBbark sA
the ,eore OF abraham thy iread on one end for verify
wa 'eak eShau ted and despondent ate bat little and
sunere MANY pains and ths Plantation BtteTs
health, %ened only unto the vigor OF YOUTH
And nm such afflicted with Liver Complaint
pains 10 ali carts Of the land did thess Dtters produce
Rnt some a. Neieyers existed and croakers
malicious tinQs and rumpeted their dying through
many papers ...k. -. ,,r,,
rerrfs me ~ n so which Ia 10 boys
the len tree, Re on good cheer Once county
eyen rs Militant MT the bursting OF shell from
direction Of Petersburg caused Abraham 10 travel lis
he ony an II lend bottle Of Plantation Bit.
ters for wait" SO we have lost his storr
But Drake Aortsheth Ik the green bav treebe
bear ski he fences proclaim hs works
that those nd aud need suffer whs
Will use the Plantation Bsters.
And the tanItiGude " yoice sid "Erp'sn
the Delphic Ut g. y 1850 X But because 81
the many paopsp be hesgd
ised to explain al hts nexeepsss which will be chsptas
III.
Ard the crowd departed wits bottle o. Bttsrs 10
tHvl In
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from s'iehigan and MASSACHUSETTS, and nroceede5 70
snow tue uasure o. the .onsibity they were es-
sufaipg .
Mr. HARfAS earnestly objected 10 continuing LEGISLATION
al this time, II being sabbath aay
Mr. cBANDLfa ssfd ne did not ask the sopator FROM
ONO (hr Shermanl 30 al me feRpop seiitv tie hd
not seen the bill from the Houee He did Iaov what
Was M ~ Tue senator DIR. nernaa) wault be rsspop-
s,oe " the b defeated, aud him sell for Le mad
given not,cs the bal should not pass 10 night.
bhe question curing the House
reeo tho 60 nd urn die Mo- day at noon anu
this decided 10 The Affirmative by vote OF 20 against
Ii. -
me consideration OF the House bill imposing special
TAX on incomes inod when motion the senate
at hee O'Clock tas (suadsy, morning adjourned unl
nine O'Clock Monday morning.
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PsurkDKlPniA, July 2, 1884.
A man giving his name - samuel White sias Quaker
sam, arrested 70 nignt at Adams Express orlcc
while applying for besth o. couperei noiee on tho
ilingh,m Bank Of Aseachisoits. They were from
New York. 1t s supposed these colnterfets were IN
tended Tor general circulation hs Fourth II July in
New Yok baltimore. Pttsbure aud Washington a. well
10 this city
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Sold by all druggists

At 453 Broadway, below Grand. Gour.
AUD'S depot be had the Italian Medcair 10 RI
move TAM freckleu erupons sunburns, refoess saow.
No fe
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Address to Sm0kers.-P0riak &c SON.
Mevrschaum Manufacturers, removed from sres
oaaway, Fourth street Wholesale and reAM
Pipes cut to order nrd repaired.
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American Steel Collars AMI Atrs0sOn'a
English Steel Collars -ReaIed at 50 cents each Postage
rs Liberal discount To the trade. Sent for
circular OTTO ERNEST, Bowery and Canal street
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Catawb1 WfneB md Bra mi les ~
MENDUMiS popular Wine Fstsbishmept rs Cha n hsrS
street, one door west OF Broadway Fspscs supplies.
Samples drsueht
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EosfoN, Ju'V q 1904.
Hon. Josiaa QUINCY died last evening. ., his country
scat 10 QUINCY assd atsssy.,wo ys,rs ASIDE from Ia
ngmisssa of sstrsueAee Mr.. QUINCY Wa Ia good haAsh
md rode ous VI szx ssiors his doasn.