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BfFORTANT no GnDIFs-Dr. "a

EMFORTANT 10 LnDIES-DT. HAI.
NsJg Female FiiiE naTs never Fe3 failed b fomoV.
tag dimcuities arizsng f-om obGtructiQz, or stop.
pags Of nature or IN restoring tie syEtsm 70 peTs
ct heElth when Iufsriag nom SPINAL AnsotionE,.
irolapcus, Bts-i, the Whites, or other weakness J
the Uterine Organs. Ths Piils are perfectly harm
rvs on tbs oonH.ltufieE. and may Be taken By ths
baost deiosts fsEsls without cansing distress-ths
tene time they cot Ike charm By strengthening,
f1Nlgoratng and restoring the system 70 = health
condition. and By bringing on the monthly period
Vtth regularity, 10 mater from what oEusss the
ssssFuction may ariss. Thoy should, hoEovsr, E0T
IL tsken during ths aFst thrSe months sf prsgnsn.
eo1 esagh sass af any ctksT tins, Is miBoEniaEs
u y be the rcault.
= Saeh box contains 20 pills. Frios OO.
Or. HAIEaT'E TRNAIIz1 On DiBeaBss Of FemElad,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BErrennezs stsrility, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and smphstioal-
b the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlst
q q pages, ssat fec 20 any address. Six osnis
qeired TO pay postage.
The pills and book WIN bo sent By nau Ehsn DE-
gEsd, securely sealed, and prepaid, BY
,. S.BRHAE, M. D., General Agent,
30. T8 Cedar St. New York.
~ soid By al the principal Druggists.
2. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
FTTf-- q1sHlu lu-rrsr
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CERTIFICATE OF 4 UTRORITT.
To EXPIRE on the slst day Of January, 1856.
AUDIroR or sfArEs OFFIcE l


AuDIroR or STATES OFFICE, !
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, February ), 1855.
WHEREAs, The e8IANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE
O0MPANY, located at New YORK, in the State
Of New York, has filed in this Office sworn state
ment OF its condition, as required by the first
ton Of the act " 10 regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated by the State Of Ohio, passed April
8, 1856 and, whereas, said Company has furnished the
un derdgned satisfactory evidence that is possessed
Of st least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks, or in bonds or in mort
gages worth double the amount for which It is mort
gagged; and, whereas, said Company has fled in this
ONCE written instrument, under its corporate SEAL
signed by the President and Secretary thereof, au
thorzug any agent agents ofsaid Company in his
State toacnowledge service Of process for and in be-
half Of said Company, according to the terms Of said
law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the rst section of
the al 0tesaid act, 1, JANIS H. GoDstAS. Auditor OF
State for Ohio, hereby certify hat the said Man
haitian Fire insurance Company of New York is au
thorized tottansact the bus Of Fire Insurance
In tots state until tbs thirty first day Of January In
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
In witness whereof have hsreun'o subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my Office 10 be affixed
th5 day and year above written.
[Sesl.l JAS. H. GOLDMAN,
[Stamp Auditor Of state,
STRONG d MARlS, Agents.
mhl5I95 Cleveland, Ohio.
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PRESENTS.


Christmas and New Years at Union Hall.
Those vhe want Presents should give Ue call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to u and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than IN uoW try to pen;
Goats, 0Vsrcosts, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have Scarf and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
Oravats,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders snd Hsta,
half Hose and Handkerohiefs, Wrappers and Draw.
eu,
Made out Of siIk, Wool, MsrinO or Gauzs;
And many more things that are usefnl and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell at very low pTice.
And grant that no sorrog may ere mar their fea-
tures;
Ths present for them which viii give them most
And be in each household blessing snd treasure,
Is 3 SEWING MACHINE one Of SINGERS, you
know, -
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to to sew,
It is simple, it is handsome, and easy to run
And BY far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents TO UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
Are those that are purchased st our famed UNION
HALL.
ISAAC 4. ISAACS UNION HALL,
6cls Agent for the sale Of Singers OeIebrAtOd Sew.
ing Machines, storr's Automston Freeman,
and strong'g Patent Army Bed.TFunk,
lak Corner Superior and Union -stu,
~ Look ont for the GiAnts.-DA dso21
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DHYSICIANg PRESCRIPTIONS-
i Tbs dispensstion Of Physieians' Prsser4ptionH
alWayB recsiVes ct our bands that care snd attsl-
tion which their importance demands, and none
but articles Of most une1oepiOnAble quality are
ussd in their preparation.
Physicians who eonhdo their Prescriptions 20
our carr, arc assured that our prices arc always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
JAnsf No. leg Onfari oatroot.
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OOHNHOTIOHB,
OLKVKLAED AND ToL"DO K. 4

CLEVELAND AND Toll DO L. 4
1874 WIETEB ARRAHGIhEHT. lsst-s.
.H
On and Gfter Monday, Oct. IIst, 1854, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland - iolloWH SUNDAYS
sac 4. M.-oHIOAG0 EXPRESs.-ssops at Ber,a,
7 Grafton, 0berlin. Hekeman, HorWRIk, Monroe.
vile, bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore,
and arrives at Toledo at i2:fs p. ~, Cascago at
l- l1:10P.H and Detroit 20 2. ~
1sf3 p. m.-WESFERH MAIL.-Stops at all stations
on Southsz1 Division, and arrives ct Toledo 81
7:2 P. M.i Chicago at :s5 A. \. and Detroit at
40 2. M.-HORTHERH MAIL.-Stops ct Al Bta.
lions on Northern DtviEion, and arrives At Ears
nunkY ct 7:l0 p. N.
mg1 p. M.-HIGHT E9PRESS.-StOrs At Grnftoni
EorEAlk, MonrosYiIle, Olyds and Fremont, and
arrives at Toledo ct Is A. \. OhicAao 81 70 ~
2. N. and Detroit at 6 90 A. \.
CONNEOTIOBB. -r
Oonneotiong sre made at monroeVilIe with the san,
dusky, nananeld d Newark 3. B.; ct Oyde with tha
Sandpsky, Dayton q Cincinnati B. B.; at Fremont
with the Fremont 3 Indiana 3. B.; and at Toledo
With the Michigan Southern B Northern Indiana and
Toledo WAbaah Railruadg for chicago, Detroit
yaokaon, gon Wayne, IogansPort, Lafayette, Oaire
Alton, So. Louis, and al points West. Northwest aaa
Southwest.
Trsans arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and th,
Westat s:2o A. H, Ass ?. T., and $50 ?. n. Erog
6andnHiJ At 9:l5 A. 4. i. D. RUOKER, BugAt
fnefalsnd. Oct ~ lRfi
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p~PHILOsOPAY OF MARRIAGE.

~ = LAAO-O1 u VI N Ah0LAOEs
gne Pfoprietors Of the New York Museum OF Anat-
oDy have determined, regardless Of expense 10 is-
cue irse lor the eenedt Of suffering humanity, and
suppression # quackeryl four CT their most inter-
estinE and Instructive Lectures MArTiigs and tI
disqaalincati0ns, Nervous and Phy sicsl Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, ladigsstions " eak-
Dess or Depression, Impotency, LGas OF Energy and
htnly Power; the great SOslal Xvii, End those
MaisaifB Wkisk result from youthful foIliss, ex-
ceasss Of maturity, and igDOranos Of PhyEiol q
and laws Of nature.
Theae invaluable Lectures hsTe been tie means
Of onlightenipg and saving thousands, oDd will be
forwarded hes. on receipt Of four Ltamps by ad-
dresaing SECRETARY, New York kuseum Of Anat-
omy and Medicine, 6ls BToadWay, HeW Yoik.
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3aI30ags.
4 TLANTIOAHDGRKAT WKSTERP
"a RAILWAY.

"A kAAHA1s
Fan and Winter AFFan emens.s
Zakes Eject Monday, November zsM, 1854.
Two Through Expre@ Trsins Dailyl between
OLEVELAEE Nnd KEW YORK.
"DAY ExPSz5s, leaves Cleveland Sundays except
edl ct $50 n, arrives at MsadviIle ct 300 H
Dinner Salamanca st 5:65 ?. n, (sl ,eping CASal
| and New York at 1:10P n.
"NIGHT ExPRzss," leaves Cleveland Eaturdsys
szcsptod q S;l6 Z: n sleeping csEI sttaons4
$50 A. n, and New York at 1910 P. n.
WIsTWARD.
Day EXpress-LeAyes New York st..........I:00 A.
Arrives ct Cleveland at.--..I:So A. Il.
Night 90 Leaves Kew York at. ~...6:o0 P. Il.
Arrives ct Cleveland at.-..9:lO ?. H
MAIL TRAINS.
Train lesTing Cleveland (East) at....... ESQ A. \.
arrives ct frAnkliR Gt...... I:45 P. n.
Train leaving Cleveland ct P. \.
arrives ct Franklin at......l0:10 A. n.
Train lsaSing Cleveland ct South 646 P. \.
arrives ct youngstown At. T:S0 ,. 4.
Train leaving Cleveland at South j..... $50 A. n.
arrives ct youngstown At. l so P. 4.
Train leaving youngstown II JEOrth) )... 6:l5 A. 4.
arrives ct ClsVoiAnd st.....l0.25 A. Il.
salsnAnea ct West )....... $40 A. \.
arrives ct MeadVilIe at......10.45 A \.
arrives at Akron at.......... 80 P. \.
Akron at CAST )............... 1:l0 A n.
arrives ct MsadVills At..-.l2:S0 P. 4.
arrives at Salamanca at.... 7:20 P. u.
LOCAL ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Train Leaving Akron ct 1000 A. Ne
arrives ct MnnEheld st...... S:l6 P. n.
arrives ct Gallon at.......... 4:S5 P, N.
I" Gallon at Cast .............. 300 A. \.
arrives ct Mansneid At......10.O0 A. n
arrives ct Akron at.......... 4:l5 P. n
Gallon ct (Westl. l............. 7:l5 A. n.
arrives at OrbanA at......... loo P. n.
arrives ct Dayton at......... 400 P. n.
Dayton at (Esstl l..........., 700 A. 4.
arrives at Ufbana at .-......l0.2o A. n.
ArTiVesat Gallon At........ 40 P, n
Ask for Through Ttokets via "SalamAnoa."
q. 7. SNEETSER, GenT 6up't.
J O. CALHOUN, Ge1' iolEst Agent 1osS
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asst esftlee gsmE- gable.
IsS4-5. Winter ArrangemenT IS64-5.
FOR TH7
ARRITAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS,
At TIE
CLEVELAND POsT-OFFIOR

CONVINCING H0EDAI, ooToBEB SIsT, 1854.
~ Mails VIII be opened and ready for deIiVefy
one hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Mails close one hour bsiOTs departure
srEinE.
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5FT.Tis sPF0Tm0 TTTIWI


kAAIkp u All oAEES.-Caa b Fslisd
sever Nl $ c1rsi Do not naussatsl Are ned
d actiqHl 10 ehangs Of DIET requirsdi Do not n
t17t1za utth tuElnczI Fur1uitEi Oan b utsd Tith.
eat det1cse1l Upward of 1o0 ouros ths past month
-EeEe o. taen FsrT leFofe casaa OTrr oua huus
tEsd reTluie1a have used then "a thsir pFas-
ooa, and 1pcaf Uoll Of tholr ciaoasy. snd approve
e teef oc1poatiee, which b entirety vegstabls.
ea,d haIniia- On ne EyEtam. Hundreds Of oortia,
sAssa 81 p H2ouRs Bells Specific Pllh are II,
estElna. ene only genuine speoiao Pill They are
ec1Ps41 lor I1slo and fsz1alc, olcaf young, ans
th4 onll feHabl1 rums5Y for elocfinE Z permAd
Aa1t And Epeedy euro n ell ca1sI Of 6penatorrhea-
gr ecninAl Reakness, With ell lie trains Of evils,
Juch e. Orutkr1l ind Fagiral Disoharga1 Glsot,
b Whites, Nightly or IlYoiuntary Emissions, In
e1Etrcnos, Genital Debllity and Irritabflty, In
p1eoncy, Hoekncs1 OF losl Of Power, Nervous De-
oiifl, -, &C., al q which arias principally fro
eeIEai Azoa1aes or 5elf Abuse, or some oonStitu.
ttnaal lslangoeans, and inoapacitates the EuGsroF
iran tnlnhlng the dutia1 Of marrisd LIFE. In 81
hesA oise1g1. - GonorThea, elect and 6tTiosufoa,
oeeeaitlAg HhF1loian iof She treatment of Seminal
efinarfs Sexual, and Nervous Dilsassl, Uho vii
eonas Lreo % Al, ths following val1abls work. il
EEH EUEIErl ElouHAHps-DE. Bells TrsatiBl gn
~ Abuas, Premature Decay, 1mPStsnoe and Los
81 EoEar, Sexual Dir8e1o1, Seminal weakness.
Nightly EmisIionl, Genital Debility, g., Ao., 8
pauphiet of e. raEez, containing Important Sd
Vios % tbs alioted, and Which should Be- rsad 81
eTory sa4zcr, TIE means Of ours n The ssyerSs1
stage1 = rlainlf st forth. I've stamps required
% pay pastage. tulyzl:Essmo.E.ni .nikBT
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NLEVELAND AND PlTTsBUReR

!AEF bIlANU AND tII1bBUHad
~ BA Road,
lss5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. IsSs
On and aftsr No udEy, Deo. l9th 1854 Trains Ieays
Olevelsnd as follows, 0HllY, (Sundays excepted:
500 A. M.-MAiL-ArrtTes at Pittsburgh 4s01 P. H.,
Harrisburgn 2:30 A. ~, baltimore 200 A, H.,
Washington ~ rs A. NJ, Philadelphia 5:55 A. n
New York l0;00 A. NJ, Wheeling 90 p n. Con.
nects at Hudson with q. e U. R.R. for Akron
and Millersburgh.
l:sO 2. n. ADMINISTRATION 81 Pit5burgh s:I5 P
NJ, Harrisburgh 7:30 A. n, Baltimore u 20 P
n, Washington 40 P. n, Philadelphia I2:40 ?,
NJ, New YORK 2:i5 P. Il, Wheeling 20 A. n,
1lb p. M.-ACCOMMODATION- Hudson and
Intermediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron,
aud Millersburgh, connecting at 0rrville with
7. 4. ". v. by. fer Caaton, Massilon, WoOs.
ter and Mansfield.
Qarsarun throush rom Pittsburgh TO EoE YoEk
Via Al entoWn) Without change OF can.
~ Fare e. low ls By any other nz..
~ Through Tickets ozn be procured at the Union
Ticket Once Weddell House. aa the Depot, or the
}. b. DEVEBsUx, sup'E
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ausnrauts.
p. HUDSON.

1 A..
General Fire, Marine and Life Insur.
| anee AGENT
once, Ouatt's Exchange, foot Superior Street.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BEPREsTzTs TIE FoLLoWIEe COMPANIES:
Buckeye Mutual Ins. Co., Cleveland, Assss.
Ohio, QFire and MArine) )....;..::......e 245, ,I43
Morris Fire Inland " ..... S3I, ,OOO
Standard Fire .-.. 3OS,9I7
NJ Market Ike F11. Et5. % % .. sd4'3S9 sa1' 1'ss9
Norwich Fire Ins. Co., Norwich. Of. 425,244
New York Lifs Kew York. s,e5S,7SS
sIs,s5s, ,Is9
LOSSES Promptly ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given to the Adt1stmsnt Of
Marine Losses. L. d. HUDSON,
Agent and Adjustsr.
Cant. c. A. GARDkEn. z srins In.DeotOE. fsls:Rs
g ENT
~ o. THE
Condition OF the Manhattan Fire In.
surRnee Company,
On the hTst day of January, 1855, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant TO the Statute Of that
~ NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is the Manhattan
Fire Insurance C,mpsny," and is located in the
City Of New York.
L. CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock all paid
up 'SoVOVVO w
II. ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand and In
sOns...............;....!,;..s -- - $50 eO,6O8 ~
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company, las per vouchers accompa-
nying),-U. S. sCcuTitiss, &C., market
value. $40 30 W
Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage, las per accompanying
Debts otherwise sscured,-IoanB on call 246,s50 co
Debts for Premiums e,s20 80
Ali other Securities, 2o,7S2 50
Total Assets of the Company.........s9o5 ,86l 81
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted............ 1880 90
An other claims against the Company. 237 90
Total LlabitIes......................... SI6,i67 50
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk...........-.......... ..........-
The greatest amount allowed by the Accord
rules to be insured in any one city, ing to
town or
The greatest amount allowed to be in tion,
sured in any one BLOCK, ,............,...-....
The amount of its Capital or earnings
deposited in any other State, ss secur-
iiy for losses therein-f1r State Of
Tennessee, Tennessee Bonds, 81, ,O00j
foE California, u 8. 10 40s, $4,000
cttOOU w
Deposit in Chic made herewith.
STATE OF HEw YORK, lsS
COUNTY OF NEW YORK, -
VIM. P Palmer, President, and AndrswJ. Smith, |
Secretary of the Manhattan Fire Insurance |
Company, being severally sworn, depose and say, |
that the foregoing is full true and correct statement
Of the aiB Of the said Company that the said Insur
ance Company is the bona de owner Of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARs of actual cash capital /
invested In Stocks and Bonds, in MORTGAGES on Il
Real Estate, worth double the amount for which the
same Is motRagsd; and that they are the above de-
leribed officers ofsaid Insurance Company.
". P. PALMER, Pres't.
ANDEEw J. sMTTH, Seo'y.
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MsfiEtss.
The OLD EAGLE FOUNDRY

Corl.vr 1rOnI and seadOw sts., a7
(oFPOsITI DEPoI.) -..
Il again open, and the subscriber begs leave to
inform its o.d friends and patrons, and the public
generally, thst he is now reacy to build
ALL Kinds OF ENGINES, o.
Portable or Stationary.
he Is also ready TO do all kinds Of REPAIRING
on short notice and in a Torkma- like manner
Particular attention paie to PR0PELLER
WORK Our facilities for manufacturing NULL
GEARING are Is good as the best. The Patterns
have been accumulatinE for upWards OF twenty
vs yesrs, and are Of the best quality. All orders
from distance promptly dttendsd TO.
Ad4ress J. RIGg, Manager,
1an2i:RS Box 2IbT Cleveland, Ohio. q
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SYMPTo MS:
The sympt0ms Of Oatarrh, Gs they generally Gp.
pear, ars ct arst very slight Persons and they
have q cold, that they have frequent attack, and
ere more sensitive 70 the changes Of tompersturs.
In this condition. the nose may be dry, slight
oischarges thin And aorid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic
the discharges are Increased IN quantity and
ehsaged in quality; they are now thick and heavy
and are haWksd OF colghed OF. The secretions are
oheaHivei causing bad breath the voice Is thick
end nssol the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
gmeu Is lsssensd OF destroyed deafness frequer ty
takN place. Another common and important
synptom OF Oatarrh is, that the person IL obliged
90 clear hts throat IN the morning OF thick or
Elimy mueHs, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. Whsn this takes place the Per.
son may be sure that his dissags e on It's way TO
The lungs and sho0id inss no time In arresting IT,
TAs eb0se are baf fss Of fhe raag CaTTA sBIpfonr.
a single Bottle viii last q EIOnfh-tO
be uBed three fines a Day.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDTToR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS o., February 3, 1865.
1t Is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
copy Of the statement Of the condition Of the dsn-
nattsn Fire Insurance Company Of New York,
made to and filed in this office for the year 1865.
ISEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
lStamp.l " Auditor Of State.
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General Fire, Marine and Life Insur.
ance Agent
once, OTlatt's Exchange, foot Superior Street.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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a single Bottle VIII last q EIonah-lo
be used three times a Day.
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LsEsL;I Subscribed and sworn before me, this soth
day Of January, 1855.
STAMP THOS. L. TH0RNELL,
Comm'r for Ohio IN New York.
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o. So ana one nome voyage ana one 70 Marsees, pc
troeum, on private terms
ehangcd The sales 90 bales common TO PRIME at
lOc a 500, and ID do. extra fancy at aSc. aloc.
olty bale 81 10 81 90 old shipping 81 a 81 Of, new
DO zoe q 75c., according to quality.
MoLAssEs was moderately active, at previous quota
PRoyr1oss Receipts 4S6 bbls. pork, 20 pkgs cut
meats and l7s bbls lard The pork market rregu-
lar AZ the commencement OF business the market
ruled nrmer but with only moderate enquiry Holders
were compelled to grant concession OF csc 500 per
bbl the market leaving of at tho same figures which
prevailed on Saturday The sales small confined
TO lots for immediate delivery The transactions were
confined 70 about 1000 bbs at S35 $35 37,s for new
aoT al as for prime mess The beef market was less
active but prices steady The sales 500 hbls.
at So so $l2 so for plain mess and $40 $l4 80 for
extra mess Beef hams were In limited supply, and,
with only light inquiry, prices were firm. Cut meats
were rather active and prices were firm. The sales
about 400 bills at loo l1c. for shoulders, and
at 23c CSC Ohio and Doc. 35c for State Cheese
was quiet and unchanged. We quote common to prime
oc l6hc The lard market was less active but prices
were well sustained The sales $50 bbls at 19c
24Kc the outside prices for small lots of choice kettle
rendered.
quiet and without noticeable change We note sales Of
900 bbls. crude at 32hc 34c and $50 40 refined In
bond, at 52Sc. $50. We quote free do at 70c 12c
RICH was dull and nominal
but holders were very firm we quote CUBA muscoyaao
Rico, 12Nc loo. We note sales Of about l2o boxes
Havana al from 12c 1916 The following are Stuarts
graduated ioxc ground. isC white, A, 1s1Sc, and
yellow, G. 17Kc per pound cash,
TALLow was fairly active at full prices We note sales
OF 1870 900 lbs. At 11zc. a 12%c.
ToBAoco was In steady jobbing demand at unchanged
prices. We note sales of 30 hhds Kentucky at &C.
'4S Yas bb The make. less
active. but prices were steady We note sales OF ioo
bbls Western al 81 10 81 20. o sss.
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as they wouid upon beer he would sentence him 70 the
State Prison for two years
CONVICTION OF PIcKPooKEr-A HINT TO PIoK-
POCKETS NOW IN PRISON
Alexander Graham tried and convicted Of larceny
from the person. he having on the oath OF june picked
the pocket OF Edward Morris while In the Park testing
his lungs relieving him of gold watch, which, on being
arrested by the officer found concealed In his boot
Az the complainant could not swear 70 the exact value
OF the watch the jury rendered verdict OF petty lar
ceny from the person The Recorder In passing SEN
tence sad-sI may be well TO state so that others may
understand it, why distinction Is nade oetween inc
punishment for crimes like this and the punshment ior
assaults Hardly any case occurs where man ID
assaulted but there are two versions or TACT,
and the offence Is oftentimes committea under
great irritation and provocation; Mcn nase no
vocation they are entitled to more consideration imam
tho thief who deliberately sets himself 70 work W
his neighbours properly do not think the pckPockcs
Is entitled TO any mercy and will sentence lhs psoiqr
TO imprisonment in tho State Prison for hve years NO
doubt all the pickpockets be disposed or TINS Term
will take the hint and plead guilty 80 as 70
mercy which s usually extended when prisoners save
the court the trouble Of trial The calendar Ior sne
day having been exhausted before the Grand Jury wero
ready to bring In their indictments, his Honor Tempo
rariy vacated the BENCH but informed the oncers t
he would return. In the meantime the Grand jury came
into court and not finding the Recorder on the Dencm
they took the liberty OF retiring instead OF waiting TIL
his Honor returned BY failing TO do so, the business
OF the court viii BIO retarded for whole day. which Is TO
be regretted considering that the term Will close on
Friday Is Of the utmost Importance that jurors and W.T.
summoned to attend should be punctuai ana tha
the former should not try to evadc the performance OF
jury duty by inteposng petty excuses which, however,
who failed to answer to their names, fined twenty
five dollars each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-08


ASpypsoS Utica, on Thursday evening, August q
MARY ANDERSON, daughter OF the late Chas Andersoo
AUSTIN. I'm Melrose, on Monday, August T. Of summsr
complaint CHARLES EDWARD, twin son OF John J. ana
Julia Fcakes Austin, aged months and 20 day1.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend tho funeral from the residence Oh ~
grandfather, Mary street. near Washington avenue m"
rose this uesdsy) afternoon, at three ocock'
further notice. - .-.
AKIsa-On Monday, August T. CArnAnEs youngcn
daughter Of John and tatharns Atkins, aged mon'n.
and 3 days s..,,s. =, ~.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF ner
parents 81 West street, this TUESDAY M.s.novn, ~
O'Clock. The friends and relatives Oh tne amhy "' '
AL. AIIascs~on Sunday, August ., RoDrnr T. AllAs0''
aged 80 years ., - .,.o M IN,
Gers and membcrs Of the Thirty eighth
Scott Iife Guartl and Lafayette Lodge NO %, any
A N are invited 10 attend the funeral IRON MS laD
residence. lis West Fiftich street this Tuesday) s'er
Monday August Of congestion o. tn:
brain' HsRnY CLAY, youngest child OF Phineas T. ano
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 70
s,,and the funeral, on Wednesday Afternoon AZ ,wo
O'Clock. from No 6Cotage row, ciermons avenue near
ny pew.. On Monday morning, August 7, HAsRirs
pnSr. widow OF william Bovine native OF birmingham,
PvSsnd in the l6th year OF hor age.
rio relatives and cfisnda Of tho femv are Tespeo"uls