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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
Movements Of Gen. Grant.

DETROIT, July 12.-Gen. Grant and suite
arrived at the Central depot In this city at
11:3O A. M. to-day. The party Immediate
ly entered carriages and were soon convey
ed to the Biddle House. The street through
which the General passed was densely
crowded with people, who greeted the dis
tinguished visitor with loud and prolonged
cheers. Gen. Grant gives reception at the
Biddle House this evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

% CoNsoLIDAroNs--By order of the War
Department, the enlisted men of the 33d
and Hath O.y. l., remaining in the service
after the muster out of their respective
regiments, are to be transferred to the 4Sth
Ohio Infantry, thus reviving the organiza-
ton of the 4sth. sETnr .s IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
Mail Service in the south Conf
-r"' DENTAL Secretary.

New YORK, Aug. 12.-The Posts special
says the Postoffice Department is busily
engaged in the restoration of the mail SER
vice In the Southern States. A number Of
the offices have been reopened, but the ap-
pointments fpostmasters have not yet been
announced.
E. H. Eastman, lawyer of Nashville,
come his confidential secretary, in order to
facilitate the transaction of public business.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
CITY ITEMS.
Lost.

On Thursday, 10th inst, on the Creek
Road, the muster7out Rolls of w. w. Beck
ett Assistant Surgeon Sd o. V. Cavalry.
Any one returning them to this Office will
be literally rewarded. aug14-3tx
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

,a BURGLARIEs IN HAMLToN.--On the night
of the 4th inst. the store of Peter Stricken,
Hamilton, Butler county, was entered from
the basement by burglars, who took $1,5O0
worth Of dry goods. The. stable OF II. Pot
ter, near by, was also entered, and horse
andspring wagon appropriated. aal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
jNyl2
- nina OF 6sautv Is a jov forever.n

And nothing is so beautiful picture of health.
Headache. Nervous Pains. Sour Stomach. Distress
after Eating, Frustrating Weakness, Discrimination
for Society, Mental Dependency, &C., the rule
rather than the exception with the human family,
and have stamped their effects upon US all. The
most eff ctve, gentle, sudden and agreeable remedy
is the PLANTATION BITTERs prepared by 2. III.
Drake Co., OF New York. .-rs .rt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

The Hamilton (Butler county, Telegraph
states that lad had one of his arms broken
by being thrown from one of the "trick
mules :" in Dan. Rice's menagerie. The
father recovered damages from the COM
pany.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

TRoTTING MEETING.-There, will be a
trottihg meeting on the grounds of the
Olentangy Park Association, commencing
on Wednesday next, and continuing three
days.
First Observation-Disclosures of 5000,
mile heats, three in five to harness. Same
Day-Purse of 100, mile heats, three in five
to harness. ....a ra .tr-oi-l-.. ..-.a
Second Wednesday-Purse of $50,
two mile heats, two in three to wagons
Same Day-Purse of $500, mile heats, three
In five to harness. ~, f.. -.t-.-Y .el,,.. .t
Third Day - Friday = Stallion Race -
Purse of $500, mile heats, three in five to
harness. a 10. '.' go '1
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Spread out earth's koliest records here


Of days and deeds to reverence dear"
Let the world understand that DR.. d. H.
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is pleas
ant and certain cure for Catarrh, Cold in
the Head, and all diseases of the head caus-
ed by the abnormal condition of the men,
brane lining. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
The 18th Ohio Coming Home :
.IOhu, Mitchell. opg.tti

FoRrREss MONROE, Aug. 10--By Mall
The steamer w. w. Hidden arrived from
Richmond to-day, bound to Baltimore with
the 18th Ohio regiment, In command Of Col.
s, r.. Clark. They are to be mustered out
Of service. The steamer j. S. Green, from
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

Richmond for Baltimore, with troops on
board, has also arrived.
n Jase Mitchell, son, Of Jno. MITCHELL ar
rived from Richmond last evening. and
sought an interview with his father, which
was refused him by Gen. Miles, command
ant of the post. Mitchell returned to Rich
mond this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
"A Counterfeiter Arresteil.

NEW YORK, Aug. ia man named
Wiseman was arrested with large amount
of postal counterfeit three cent stamps and
counterfeit bills on the, Weybosset Bank of
Providence In his possession. The arrest
was made while he was negotiating their
sale.
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No Signs of the Great Eastern.

HEARTS CONTENT, N. F., Aug. TO- via
NORTH SIDNEY, Aug. 11.-At this hour
q o'clock Wednesday EVENING" thick fog
prevails. The Royalist returned from Ga
iatia, four miles down the bay, this evening.
The Royalist reports no signs fsthe Great
Eastprn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
You CAN'T Open your Lips,

Ladies, without revealing whether you use
the fragrant ZozoDoNT, or not. No occa-
sion for words. Your teeth and breath
speak for you. The lustre and purity i'm
partedto the dental machinery by that peer
less fluid, and the fragrance it, gives to the
mouth, cannot be realized by the use of any
other article accessible to the human fam
lily. 10 s''.'' ..' aug1weod.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
Stocks of Cigars Seized by Revenue
Officers. '.a-4f

BosroN, Aug. 12.-The Traveller states
that leading hotels of this city have been
visited by U. s. Internal Revenue officers,
who seized all stocks of cigars for alleged
violation of the revenue laws, and carried
them to the us. court house, where they
were placed in custody of the U, S. Mar
shall
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
The Phmnix Bank DefaIcation.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Mr. Parker, CASH
.ier ofgthe Phoenix Bank, publishes a note
this afternoon saying the defalcation will
not exceed 100000, which exceeds the
bank surplus. ErI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

DIR. JOHN W. HUGHES, the bigamist and
murderer Of Miss TTamsey Parsons, at
Bedford, Cuyahoga county, has been COM
mitted for trial at the September term of
the Court of Common Pleas fol-. that county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

BREvET MAJOR FREDERICK ANDERSON, u.
s. Volunteers and 1st Lieutenant in the
1slst o. v. l., has been honorably dis
charged, his services being no longer re-
uuired. ,,........ .,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

DISCHARGED TEAMsTERs-Alarge num-
Der of teamsters from Sherman's army, who
have just been discharged at Nashville,
passed through here last evening, on their
way to their homes in the east. ,,}r:AsN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. a. Early this
morning the Cohickship iron works, on the
Germantown road, were destroyed by fire,
the result of accident. Loss over 10000.
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1900
NEW ENGLAND SOWING MACHINES

Perfectly reliable. Every Machine fully Var
rdnted. Agents wanted. Our agents clear from IS
to $50 per day. Address,
CLARK & BARKER,
jNlyl2 No. 1877, Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

New York, Aug. 12.-Tbs amount of
specie which left this city for Europe dur
ing the past two days, was $22O,oOO.
$500 {a'Itd1g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
tCOMMERCIAL MAITERSs
Now Yark money nj marlket-.-Auru.t "a

MONEY-Rules firm at per cent. for call loans
STERLING EXCHANGE--Firm at l08XD1O9
for gold and irst class bls.,s -
GOLD-American gold frmer; opening at 14I1<,
declining to 1909, advancing to 49, and closing at
l4lT. "I''1
G0YERNMENT'STOCK Without change
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

FIRST LIEUT.. VIM. r. LAURY, 82d o.V. l.,
was hoporably discharged July 3lst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

DIscHARGED.-The number of soldiers
finally discharged at the different rende-
vous in this State, during the week ending
Saturday, Augustl2, was, according to the
official reports, as follows:
CAMP CHASE.
19d o. V. Observation-Disclosures. 1888
TOD BARRACKS.
10. V. V. Battery. ery..."................. lA
WITH U. V. ,....................... oOf ..
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1888
CAMP DENNIsoN.
l4th 0. V. Battery. y...................... N3
$50 ". v, .............'s..'.'''''' Jvo
bth U. v. Battery. .............r'.....' lUA
9Th U. V. Cavalry. ....................... 93l
d ,..s.. TOTAL ..............''.'...''.'
CAMP CLEVELAND. n'
Goth o. WI. ..... Observation-Disclosures. $50
lOth U. V. Cavalry. y..............,....... 6l6,u. .
T.,.i r.gf f..H.fi q. 30 n7E
T0tal .,..............,,,....l,Ui l,Ui0
Grand total DISCHARGED. d..................4,i2 ,i25
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

20 FIRST LIEUT.. URIok, lseth o.v. l., has
resigned. '' ~ ..,...... ........
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Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark R. R,

LITTLE MIAMI & COLUMBUS & XENIA)
., r. r. COMPANY,
-,ssa COLUMBUS, o., Aug. s, 1865.
EDIToRs OHIO STATESMAN :-On and af-
ter Monday, August 7th, 1865, trains will
leave and arrive at Columbus ON the above
road, as follows:' '9 snt
.l v.- rs i LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Night Express at. .3l5 A. NJ. Sl5 A. NJ.
Cincinnati Accommodation $500 A. NJ. 94OP. M.
Day Express. ss.......g........lA0P Z. NJ. 1910 A, NJ.
Mail. l....,............,.,...,.s .s4oP. NJ. 22S p. M.
Yours truly,
ia JOHN w. DoHERTY, Agt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

THE CELEBRATED WEED SEWING
II Machines may be found at No. 2s5 South High
treet, Lattimer's new building. II may23s
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NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.


~ Passenger Depot in NewYork foot Of Libertys. and
Freight Depot IN hewYork. Pier No. q North River
nectin: Hampton Junction with Delaware Lscsawanna
ana Western Railroad Esson with Lehigh Valley Rail-
road and its connections forming direct ins to Pittsburgh
and the West, without change OF cars. . .,
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the West sxceps bundsyh
when one evening Train az,
SIXTY Miles and Two Hours saved by this limo 10 Chicago
Cincinnati St. Louis etc. with bnt one change Of cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing April a. 1885, leave New York a. follows:
Atbo0 & IN, for Easton Msuch Chunk. WhlAmsporI
WEhesbarre, Mahsnoy City &c.
a. m.-For Bergen Point
MAIL TRAx-Ata:0oA m. for Pennington, Eason Wates
Gap Scranton, Wtssbsrre Great Bend Prtston, Bingham
ton. kc
900 a. IN. Western Express for Ess,on Scranton. Great
Bend Allentown, Reading, H.rrsburg, Pittsburgh, and the
Wet with bu. OF Cincinnati or Chicago
aud bat two changes to st. LOUIS.
II 100 O. $50, 500 7:2o and II m for Elizabeth
1900 m. IRAIs--for Easton, Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wikssbsrre. Reading. Pst,syile. H1nsburf &c =,
Up MI OF Easou scranton, Girea. Bend, bethehem, Al
entown Msucn CHUNK, and Nilliamsport-
SIP. m.-For Someville and Femin ton.
6:ko p. in.-for SoInerville. a.
500 r. IN WESTERN ExpRgss TRsIS-For Easton. Allen
tewa Kesdins Harrisburg Pi,sbaIgh aud tho West sleep
ns through from Jersey City to Psourgh every evening
ELfxABErHPoar AND NEW YORK fzIsI-lesve new
York Pier No. ". X, at 3Oo Bosts stop a ber'
gen Point snd SIaInep Habor
Tickets West be obtained ct tho once OF tns
Central Rsiro.d Company foot OF Libertyst, N H. no.
As,or eu.s at Nos IN and so Broadway and at the PIN
eipe hotels. JOSIAH o. sTEARNS. Superintendent
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Providence MINING CoMPANT
New-York May %, 1865.
NJOTICE.-The following described STOCKS
IN IN the PROVIDENCE MINING COMPANY will be sold
q pubic auction FRIDAY June q Ie at ocloch 2 M
"a he off &c of the Company No. - Essus. Newiork
fcr Assssren doe unless paid before tina,
e az provided Tor by the General Mining Laws OF the state
Cert;scstes Certificates.
No. 81, for 500 shares. 10. 81, for ~ snAres
no. Is, for Loo shsres. No. 20 Tor $50 snSfes'
NO. ~, for $40 shares no. -, ior lOo shares
~ ~ Wv IONS w DAVIS, Secretary
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financial.
rAL GOLD AND SILVER

NME CHEMICAL GOLD AND SILVER
i ORE REDUCING COMPANY, essignees ofthe newly
s.Ant,d process for cheap reduction of Rock and Oes
without Machinery
6,,suized under the laws ofthe state ofNew.NoTk
CAPITAL, S5,0cG.G00.
10000 sHARKs OF y 90 EACH.
paEsrDESr-Msjorce n. BENZ. 7. BUTLER
Sa.,or9 Gen. BENZ. r. BUTLER. Of Massachusetts
VIM. Fl. HALL esq, OF Hail. SOu!hwick Il Co.. No. a'
Broadway N. Y.
w. H. MFLLEN, ESQ.,, late CaHn, Melen Co., New York
GEO. b. WALTER, esq, No. % Broadway N Y.
pr J. C. AVER, Of Massachusetts.
Hon FRANK FULLER, ex.0Ov. of Utsh No % Nss'au'''
NY.
Len GEO g. BOUTWELL,, ex-Gov. Of Mass, OK Com Int.
Revenue now Mem Congress from Massachusetts,
BON LuCIEN BIRDSEYE. 10. 10 broadway, N Y.
Hen JAMES w. NYE, u. $. Senator from Nevada
The Company offer oO shares Of their stock for working
ssps a $50 per share par value sOO and also their royal
tss for sale TO miners.
Particular. given the Office Of the Company No d Broad
Gay. Prospectus sent by addressing
A. @. COOK, Secretary.
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cOIrRT CALEyDAR-THu DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIIcUIr-PARr Mos. 1928,
SIS 1895 SAL Iae 1887 94l H. e5 653 1885 IT'S AL
S. 1914 1919 l4l3 70S. lJ6'. PART i.Nos So 93 1883,
s0 1884, 1888 l7s9 1850 1903 1870, l61O lS2 1862 1874
1855, $780, 70s, l622, l&9, 1884
SUPERIOR CoURr.-PART mo calendar madc
IN in time for publication PART l-No calendar made up in
time fer publication ~
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-PARr Mos. 733,
49, So 93 $50 SIS s7 s28 e4o 939 s3 & 22l. ss5 sL
PAar -Nos 5s9 49,. 6a7 6l3 6s $50 Ssl, ss3 no, lse
STI 81. rg8 gT3, Y2.
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nininena Notices.
TRAysYsR OFFICE OF TIE
,ao .vn NOpru- WESTERN RAILWAY Co,

curc.so Avn NORTH. WESTERN RAILWAY Co, ,
No Wall-st.. NEW FORK May II, 1865.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
4 dsy declared A sEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND for the
six norh5 end ug June 1865, OF IhkEE AND ONE'bALF
PFR CENT on the Preferred Stock OF this Company, pays
bic es the Government tsx a. this office and after tho
2t dsy Of next 20 all holders az shown by the Com
psny ok al the close II business the 10th day jane
The bool 'he trssr Of Preferred stock for the above
dividend v be closed the afternoon Of the 10TH and will
reopea on the morning Of the 2st OF June
The books ior the Of both and pro-
eed stocks for thu Annual Meeting to De held in Chicago
the OF June viii be closed tho afternoon OF the
goth Of May an! yeopen the morning Of the Cd Of June.
BY order Of tho Doard of Directors.
JAMES r. YOUNG, Secretary
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tiains wi

ie.y~ Jane. slip. Nsv-York as follower
sou IT. Oreenport Mail and PASSENGER Train 6oppnss
ali Wsy ss.o. aud conneclps with Glen Head hosyn ana
Lsnr.;ssd Trains o,,,
mn M Cr..npor, EIpres, connecting with Rosyu,
Gen iHd snd Henp,,ead Ind stopping al stons east OF
Ueks,i, except on Saturday, which days On E.'r~
Tfau viii l.A- making all the connections 70 arm
AMI on which days the EIpre. will not stop between
JAn,ics and Il-er Park. .
40 O. IN syo.ss, Passenger Train and all Way Staiions or
ceptins Glen lic I'd aud Rosyu a. 81,
Rosiyn- u.,n....o.x
On sunday EIcurson Train eaves Hunters Point ut Ss9
4 "a Tor Yaphsnk and all intsrmediats Stet,ous: ,
No. " o. CHARLlCK, President
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INTERVAL REVENUE DEcvsroy.-I

INTERNAL REVENUE Occasionally decis.
lon of she Commissioner of internal RsvenuS the can
collation. Of bond and mortgage. by the direction Of
testaor is equivalent to legacy bequeathed 10 the
nortgagor aud tho value thereof must be held 10 tho
legacy II the entire amount " personally Qncludng
this valued left by the tesator exceeds 81 600 Before
canceine the bond, &C.. the should pay the
tax on behalf of the party benefited. who should Of
course sec that the executor suffers no loss
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NTOTICE.-Ofice ofthe DALTON KNITTING

NOTICE.-Officeo fthe DALTON KNITTING
IN MACHINE Co--The Trustees OF this Company hereby
dive notice Stockholders thereof t meeting OF the
6toekhoders will be held at the Office OF Il Hongsny Nc
E31 Brosdvay In the City Of New WEDNESDAY,.
he st DAY OF June A. b. 1863 t clock IN the afternoon,
6eI the following objects: FrsTo increase the Capital Stock
n asid COMPANY 5c Co., SeoordTo extend the business
n said Company 70 incude the manufacturing and
Sshipg Knitting Machines and any other Machines not now
ioeuded IN the Certificate Of Incorporation. Thrd-To 80
sDend the Certificate Of Incorporation 20 authorize the
principal manufacturing business Of said Company to be
h estpoft or any place in the State OF Connecticut
And that OF the aud place abe meeting Of
Aid Company will be held FOR The election OF ior We
m p RIJOADES e. =. GrRLEY,
= II xCKERNAN g. NJ VANDERBILT,
IAMEa HKYAN JOS. DELLA TORRE
JcUN J. TAYLOR J. w. ArNATERI
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

L'KIE KAILW Al -IIdIHS Ic0No I'cPVV INV
IL Of Chant er-st., via Pavonis Ferry:
Day Express for CanAndsisua, hocnester pun 40,
Salamanca and Ws,t Connects buffalo with LAKE Snoe
and Or and II ami Hallway and OF Salamanca ~in AuAn'o
snd Great Wrstsn Rsilwsy. - ~, ,,
$50 a M, Mix aud Way Train daily TO Ousviue at,
10 . m Express Mail, Tor Buffalo. connecting WIN hN'
Shore Railway. ~ =.
Ipm way Train, for Port Jervs and Sewbursh-
NJ Nisht EIpress for CsnAndssus. Koch 'ter bnuao
sslsmsnsA aud West. ,,, pe.h..
ep M, Lightning Express daily, 70, C.nadaifns koche:
ter buffalo salamanca, Denkhh AID Wet Sonne snS
Pu6sIo 18th Ls.s Shore ard Grand Trunk hswsys ana
ssl .mapcs with Atlantic and Great We.tsrn Halfway.
tp M Ensrsnt Train, daily for Buffalo, Salamanca pon'
HUGH RIDDLE Gen1 sup't, NswYofk
W. r. BAxn (}epl Pass AGENT Eew-fork
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OFFICE OF TIN STREET CoxsIsHosRH, !

No 2y7 broadway.
YNO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS IN
closed in a sealed envelope indorsed with the title Of
e work ard with of the bidder written te-e"n
vii be received this Office until 1ucsdsy June ~ 1862 Ut
ii oeocb, a. IN, 49,. .,., " r. O -
ord avenue East River. g.,
Ror rcgulng grading &c., Seventy sixth street, from
Finh avenue 10 Fat River.
For regulating grading &c, Fihyinh-stFee, ffoa Second
avenue Third avenue -
Foy ane grading &C., One Hundred ard Ninth street
rom Fish avenue TO Harlem River. -.
For regulating grading, Ae Cneiiund ed-rnd NTH
street from Fourth avonue 20 Eighth Avenue u ,
For re ,ulsng grading, &C, fIy third street, rom oehih
syeuue ~ Eleventh ayenne. 800
10. CURLING gathering and Tagging Ffy-'econd street, from
Fifth avenue 70 Eighth avenue. -, - r..
For curling euering and Mgging fevehth avenue IRON
Finy.thiit street to tityninh street
For cnrbnz suerini and tagging Eigtieth street. nom
Third avenue TO Fast River. =.
For curbDg gEttcrDg sno risgne Aoc' o"
N, nth avenue 10 Tenth avenue . ~. -
Var rebuilding blkhesd noh side Riyington street. East
River. r -. nj, a. s..I,, p,
River. . =, - nj.
10, -eiuiding Pier No ~, East River.
For a. ding beth sidcA OF picT No OIL East uveL
tor rebnillins Pier No e. NORTH River .
For regulating aud grading Forty thirdstfeet from second
svenue 70 Third avenue. ~, .,..,a.,,...
RIank forms OF proposals together with the spethcsnohs
end egreefn, nts car b. obtained AZ ti,s ONCE. 49,.
-ps'o" ' CHARLES q. CORNELL,
Stree, Commissioned
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IRE ,1r, returned verdic. for the defendant
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS JrSE l3-Before Rs'
corder HOFFMAN

corder HoYxAS. -,
James DIVER, tried for arson, VAS acquitted.
Patrick Murphy, burglary, State Prison two years.
Elizabeth Nolan. pet, larceny. R.msn'ed.
Andrew StumpG Dreaded guilty of burglary Renamed
John Doyle and John Suith pleaded guilty Of grand larceny
demanded.
Thomas Watson grand larceny. Remsnded
Alfred Close, attempted Petty larceny; Re1andsd
Henry Wilson, alias John Smith, Alias Caidhin piesoso
guilty OF Burglary In the third degree. demanded
Jane Murray plead guilty OF attempted gsnd larceny Rs-
naudad
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A GRAND CONCERT, STRAWBERRY and
N FLORAL FESTIVAL will be held in the SPRING 81
pr EsBYTERIAN CHUR x (nse ysrici 81. THIS
EVENING Jnue H. 8, O'clock Admission 30
Cents Included Proceeds for tho benefit ofta
Sabbath School.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srrenI Tsa.-Be'o''
Richard R. Roe sgt. The West Indian cotton
Company .-S~e papefs on hle. o,.,. Al.
Charles A. Postley sg. Alexander L. holsae-ofdst Hs
Before Judge CARDosn "a
Roberts agt. Hl.-Crever sgt Denp.ey-0rce,s ss"
A FIvE-DOLLAR BILL CASE.
Annie Hull agt. Thomas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
On the 2h Of June last called the drugstore Of me dsi.na
ant In ave- and ater buying some snau stsms on
dere sS bill the Mechsnics Bank Inc eS ,
49, ,Lo,,t n supicious the DEFENDANT thought suspi
o. and poie.tnsn IN plain clothes who happened 70 eau
in there thought suspicious The psn1h va. satrS 20 I
uat bill could be :p, % s NE s. good
BY the broker TO whom was sent ips ~ h,ssI
IS 900 for detention and SANDER Judge Csoo.o
The only difficulty dcny there be- 10 70 determine tno
facts 10 which II nothing else be certain III tins cass
tina. there amazing conflict oesreen
fbs tnory Of hs pan6 that IN the hearing Of divers
persons she by ,he defendant WIN p.ns soan
.sns money that she detained against ner
will for several hours by tire defendant pocs ymee' 80
for ARES. her and finally the bill which che hsd tenoesS
declared TO be rood and that she then released On the
othsr hand he that when the o was
an inoury wac aud the biz douoted tnat ne oe
PENDANT senemsnly called her u.sntion 20 sns s
further she asssn;ed ana that fIe
who wen, 10 Inquire policeman and ct his raae
800 ~ rem.in hs the messenger 70 che brokers
to inquire definitely about the ob taI ns >, he,
tay no one there usng violent offensive Language 20 '
n he version be correct this lady though she
may have suffered an unfortunate annoyance, ," sos
been wf0I,'d o ana ss S' that the pians state
49,, .houA prsya then YOU will fDd verdict Tor suen
sum Of money a. yos think under all the soe
ought 20 have tho amount being entirely In yeur
The inry returned verdict for the defendant