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Srop 1--WE have before called the a.tcn-
ton Of the authorities to the fast riding and
driving which is daily practiced on our streets.
Officers and orderies dash along at full speed
endangering the lives of pedestrians and to.
tally disrcgarding all law. We hope our city
fathers will check this. Neither shoulder.
straps nor the national uniform will place a
man above his obligation to the law, and if
officers and men disregard it, let them feel
the weight of the law, and be reminded of the
fact that they are in civil community.
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Spiral Antitts.
VES' AM h HS o s A
FOR THE HAIR

The OJigfrR aid Genuine 4mbrosia is prepared
by J. ALLEN REEVES and is the best hair dressing
and preservatve now in use 1t stops the hair
falling out, causes it to grow thick and long and
prevents it from turning prematurely grey. 1t
eradicates dandruff cleansss, beanGes and renders
the hair sof,, glossy and curly Buy it, try it and
be convinced. Don't be put off with spurious
article. AK for Reeves Ambrpsh ana take no
OTHER Fer sale by Druggists and Dealers in Fshcy
Goods eTerywher
Price rs cents per bottle--SG.o0 per dozen.
Address REEVES AMBROSIA DEPOT,
CO Fulton Street, New York City.
Oct. 3, lS65-lv
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The LEAD nlINE.-We were called upon
on Monday. by Nessrs. ANDREW G. FRIEND
and ANDREW F COLLINS, both reliable gen
tlemcn residing in the western part of the
county, and they presented us with speci-
ment of the lead taken from the farm Of Mr.
JoHy VANsIcKLEs. This specimen is almost
the pure lead itself. and will yield at least
05 per cent. Mr.. FRIEND states that the
land where his lead is found has been exam
ined by good chemist, who gives it as his
opinion that the metal exists in sGaat guam
titles. In order to ascertain tho real facts in
regard to the qaantity of lead which exists
in that loca lily We have made arrangements
with gentleman to visit the farm and care
fully examine it.
Any one wishing to examine the specimen
can do so by calling at our office.
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ESTATE OF AMANDA WORKMAN

This is to give notice that the subscriber bath OBJ
tnned from the Orphans Court of Allegany County
Letters of Administration on the estate of
AMANDA WORKMAN,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate, re hereby warned
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof legally
to the subscriber, or before tho
9Th day of April, 1866 they may otherwise by law
he excluded from Ill benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are notified to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of October, 1885,
SOLOMON HANSEL, Administrator.
Oct & lS65-3t
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aMistfllantous.
MUSIC TEACHING.

THE undersigned respectfully offers his
l. services rs TEACHER in MUSIC on the Pr
AN0 and VIOLIN, to tic Ladies and Gentlemen of
this city atany time of day, and moderate prices
He is so well acquainted in this place that he tan
give the beet references. Further information can
he received from CHARLES SCINICkE
C,n're Street, opposite Gr;.nch's store.
Oct 5-.}Ws
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Love and Matrimony.

ANY Lady or Gentleman sending me an addressed
envelope and stamp, will receive full directions fo
gaining the affections of the opposite SEX and which
will enable them to marry happily, irres pective o
wealth, age or beauty. Address
MRs. MARIE LEMOfLLE,
Harlem p. o.
Aug ,. 1865. 3ras. New York CITY,
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This is to give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned FROM the Orphans Court of Alicgany County
Letters OF Administration on the estate of
JANE G. RAMSEY,
late Of Kentucky, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate, are hereby warned to
exhibit The SAME with the vouchers thereof legally
TO the subscriber, OR before the
9TH day of April 1906 they may otherwise by law
lie excluded from MI benefit OF said estate. Those
indebted are notified to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of October 1865.
GEO. A. TuRUSrON, Administrator.
Oct 8. lSBh-3t
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FATAL AocIDGSr.-O Saturday morning
last Mr.. TnoMAs HOGAN, of Berlin, Md,
was run over by coal train at Lynu's wharf
in this city and had both legs 50 terribly man.
gcd as to require amru tation. lie del dur
ing the day.
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IRON HN TIaHs BLOOD.

The Peruvian Syrup 'npslicsl's' Blood with its
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON. iniusing STRENGTH, FlGoR and
NEW LIFE into the whole system. For DYspErsiA,
DRppsy. CnaoNic DIARRnE DEBILITY, FEMALE WAX
xEssEs Sc, it is a specific. TAousands haze been
chqnged by The cfthis medicine from 'reat sckly
suftring creatures 10 strong, healhy aud harry
AMI wonen.
A - page pamphlet sent Free.
Price 81 90 perNoltlc, or q for $500
J. p. DlNSMoRE, 3G Dey Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Sept. %, 5oj-3m
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EDIron OF CIVILIAN:

EDIron OF CIVILIAN:
DEAR SR with your permission. wish
to SAY to the readers Of your paper that will send
by return mail TO all who wish II (free) Recipe,
with full directions for making and using simple
Vegetable Balm that will effcctunly remove, In ten
days, Pmples, Botches, Tan frcckles, and all I'M
puries Of the Skin, leaving the SAME soft, clear,
and Beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads,
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth of Lux
urinnt Hair, Whiskers or Moustache in less than
thirty days. All applications answered by return
mail without charge Respectfully yours,
THOS. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Sept 81, 1ss5-3m. s31 Broadway, n. Y.
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Commercial.

business in the city has been schefally quite dull
during the past week.
Trade on the canal is good, and shr whNrfs or,
crowded with boats. Site our last report 1875
boats left this port for Georgetown. carrying
3, 495 Ia tons of coal. Since the LIST of January
last 232s boats have Departed carrying 2j2 o2503
tons
The following Shipments have been made over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad during the week
ending Oct. 1h:--
BIZ Erthor u. r. Tons,
Cumberland G. a |. Co....................36s 3 O6
Blaen-A won Company Observation-Disclosures. 969 Of
Spruce Hill tAs;orl Mining Compauy.......
By G. & Z. R. Il.
consolidation company, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, AL IL
go. 90
.hluIolhiah.
New tope...st $50 5
TotaL 6,225 OF
Tonl Of Tons forwarded since lst !
Of January last, iiolsile
BUTTER brings from IS to 90 cts.
EGGS sell at IS cts.
CHICKENS are to he had at 81 to $3.50 per doz.
FLOUR'-Salcs Family $3.50 Extra Sill; Su.
per fine $40.
WIlEAT'--!s to be had at $40 to So. 20 for
prime Red, and 1925 to 81, 40, for White.
CoRN.-Prime in good demand at 81 60 per
bushel.
RIE.-at Sl.lO.
OATS.-Bri 30 cents at Cumberland Mills.
CORN MEAL.-Very scarce, at S275.
PROV as last quoted Should
ers % cts; Sides 25 cents; Hams, 40 to As cents
Sugar, refined, rs cents; Brown Is to 10 cents !;
Molasses 90 cents Golden Syrup l.4O; Salt, G.
A. $3.50 per sack Fine $3.50.
WHISKEY.-Steadya OF $40 for Recti6ed and
81 so to $500 for Rye.
HAY-Sl2 per ton.
POTATOES.-Irish,s 81 10 $3.50 per bushel
Sweet, 50. 90 to $40.
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NAME CHANeEp--At meeting Of the
Tally-ho Base Ball Club, on Monday eve
ming, tho name of the club was changed to
1.-The Alert" A uniform was also adopted
20 consist of a bluo-gray shirt, with scarlet
collar and cuffs, relieved by light cord =,
white and black regulation caps, and fair
leather belt with the initials of the club.
This club plays every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday afternoon, at o'clock. Its pro-
gress has been very rapid, and the members
are becoming very proficient.
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CIrcUIr c URr.-But little Of public in
terest has transpired in Court up to this time.
In the case of Blocher VS. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, a verdict was given for Plaintiff for
$65 damages. In the case of Barry w. War
rem, for NAL practice as surgeon, verdict
fer de feriaut.
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AMMUNITION.

just received--a fresh supply of Metallic Cart
ridges for pistols, at S. T. LITTLES
Jewelry Store, Baltimore st, the depot,
Jept 20 Cumberla I'd, Nd
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INSOLVEN1'S NOTICE.

Patrick Mulloy, nRDERED this nth day Of
vs. ~ July, 1865, that Patrick
TIis Creditors. MuIloy give notice 10 his credit
o.s, enlorsers and suretics that the third Monday
OF October next is fixed for tho said Patrick Mulloy
to appear in the Circuit Court for Allcgany county,
to answer eut in.urrogato,ies us his creditors en-
dorscrs and surctirs may propose or alcgc against
him; and that II copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Cumberland
once week for three successive months prior to the
third Monday of October next as snch notice.
Tcst-lI. RESLEl, Clerk.
July Il. laGh-bh.
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Apr. 10, '65-ly

A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-Wc can conscIcn-
tiously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough. DR.. Stricklands Mellifuous
Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost instan-
taDeous, and is withal not disagrcable to the
taste. There is no doubt but the MelliGucus
Cough Balsam is one of the best preparations
in use, and is all its proprietor claims for it.
We have tried it during the past week, and
found relief from most distressing cough.
1t is prepared DR.. trickl. nd, North East
Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio and for sale
by Druggist.
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DIR, II. ANDERg' IODINE WATER.


A FULL GRAM of Iodine in each ounce of w"ter,
Dssolced wRhou.d Sotrenti
The most PowgnsuL NlrALIzlsd AGENT and RE-
sTuRAr,vE known. SCRoFuLA, SALr-lsnEuN CAN
GERS, RHEuNArisH. CoSsu MPrIoS, and many Chronic
and Hereditary DiaeRSes cured by its use, "
thousands can testify. Circulars sent free. Price,
81 90 per bottle, or 6 for 500.
DR.. II. ANDERS Il Co., Physicians and Chem
ists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggists
generally.
Sept % lae5--3n,
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is sufficient.

wonKrsonEs's MnErlsa'-A mee''hs VI
,ns workingmer's Cooperative Association
81. oscnr,horland. will be held at the Hall of
,.o pioneer Hose Co, on Saturday Evening
Oct. IA, at half-past seven o'clock. A gen
oral turn out of the workingmen of the city
is earnestly requested.
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Che County Eeru.
/. LEVY LIST
OF ALLEGANY COUNTY
FOR 1865.

RI conformity to Section 9, Article IS, of the
Code of Public General Laws of the State of Mary
land, the following statement of the Efpenses Of
Allegany County: for the year 1865, is published
and submitted to the people of said County.
CHARLES Rir GELY, PresT.
j. l.. TOWNSIiEND,
ELIJAH FRIEND,
JOHN BELL,
JOHN Ii. STALLINGS,
Com1n;sstonsrs.
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LADIES' CLOAKS

Are made in splendid style this season, aud car
he had Oh most reasonable terms at
EARLOUGHER'S,
sept.l Baltimore st., near Mechanic.
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NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS

The undersigned respectfully announce,
that they have just received from Eastern Cities .
new and well assorted Stock Of Goods which they
offer for sale at low CAsu prices, At their Store,
Nm. Rake' s old stand, 4Arhay's Ntw Hock,)
BALTIMORE STREET, OrrcslTx the Posr Orr,o,:
Consisting in part Of GyxrLyxES's PvHxuusSss,
such as
White Linen Shirts.
Fancy Wooden Shirts,
Collars. Suspcudcrs.
Cravats, Neck Ties.
Handkerchiefs, Canes,
Umbrellas. etc.. st4
ALsC,
FUR HATS. a large assortment.
STRAW HATS and CAPS. In great varie,rs
They have, also. snal stock OF fine Cx,fov.
Made Clothing, which they offer at low CASH figures
Persons desiring to purchase are invited to calf
and examine.
July u, '65-Iy JAMES C. LYNN SEQ
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WHISPERS. WHJSK EFS!

Dc you want Minister'S or Moustaches? Our Gre
clan Compound Will force them to grow the
smootllcst face or chin or hair on bald heads in Six
Weeks, Price Sl0c-3 packages for 300. Sent
by mail anywhere. closely scaled, Oh receipt of price
Address, WARNER Cos.
Box 1873, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Apr l3, 65-ly
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,p,- TO ADVERTISERS.-The Circulate" 9

- ,,JyILIIy AND fELEGRAPH Is a.
"' tn 4. LARGE as that Of any other paper P"'
m0'' III, r;,v O, County, and therefore presents
,,.aer advantages to the Aarsrh''"y . a to he ui.
:.,,d through any other medium a
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EanArA.--In the publication Of tho list of
Registered Voters in Fros;burg lli'trict, No.
5. the following names were inadvertently
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ROOTS and HERBS

bHfoHbesSt I.H'f tO"'Pt"I".
The well-knoWn Dc Mott says of these Pills :--''l
have used the formula from which your Pulls arc
made, in my practice for over IL years they have
the finest effect upon the Liver and Digestive Or
eans of any medicine in the world ar are the most
perfect Purpatiye which has ever yet been made by
anybody. they are safe aud pleasant to take, but
powerful TIC cure Their Penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities Of tho body. remove
the ohstructous Of lis organs, purify the blood and
cXpcl disease. They purge out the foul humors
which breed and grow dsiempcr, stimulate sluggish
or dsordcd organs into their natural action, and
impart healthy tune with strength to the whole
system. Not only do they cure thu every day cu!-
plants Ct ever, body, but ago formidable and dan
cerous diseases, and being purely vegetable free
from any risk Of harm. No person who has once
usrd these PILLS will cect be without them"
They create pure blood ard remove all Impurities
from the system, hence are positive cure for
Fsre,s, Hcad,chr Piles, .Mrc"rial Diseases
and Hereaia'y Unmors.
Dosg--for adults, one Pill in the morning; for
children Under years, half Pill
E4s- Prize Or Dc'ir per Bor. Trarle
supplied. or sent By Nail, post j,ajd. 10 am
plH qfMc United States or fmpa,Ats on re-
reim Of prize. None Genuine ~ithou the fac.
stni,c signature Of v Mott Ta'bot. H. d.
+. MOTT TALBOT 4 co,
No CO Fu!rn 81, NEW YORK
May 25--ly.
WHISPERS |! .-Thoso wishing n fine Ell of
whishcrs. nice moustache, n beautiful head Of
glossy hair, will please read the card of THOMAS
F. CHAPMAN in another part Of this paper.
TIE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men--published by
the Howard Association, ana sent free of charge in
sealed envelopes. Address, Dr.. J. SKILLiN
lHOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phila. Pa.
Feb o 'G5-ly
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WHISPERS II. -Thosc wishing fine Ell OF
" hshcrs, q nice moustache, or n beautiful head OF
glossy hair, will please read the card of THOMAS
F. CHAPMAN in another part of this paper.
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Oct. 5-3w
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ESTATE OF JANE c. RAMSEY.

October H. 1865. 3w Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

BUSINESS STATISTICS OF NEW YORK
AuctiOnesrs' Receipts for the Year
Ending June 80.
Ia. &c. ke.

A AMOUNT or Business DOno by Mans.ssc-
turers OF Albums, Awnings, Agrfcul-
tvraI Instruments, Axle Grease, Biack-
ing. Baking Powder. Buttons, Bedding'
betting, Brass FITTINGS, Bird Cages,
mn Heads, Brushes, Boxes, Boots and
shoes. &c., In the Thtrty-second Dis
trict. y
lew York is generally supposed to owe it's Importance
an, prosperity to its shipping trade as but few persons
have an adequate idea Of the oxtent Of It's
;ntscsts The number Of manufacturers In this city u
estimated to be about eighteen thousand and the follow
inc hhles will give good idea Of the variety and extent
of thsir operatOns 1a.yr
We commence by giving 10 alphabetical order list OF
the anufao in the Thirty district OF this
CITY together with be amount of their receipts for the
wear ending June &c. IS returned 70 the assessor Of the
district, s p. Gilbert, Esq ~ ~
cannot be said strictly 70 come under tho
nsad o. manufacturer" but on account OF the large
amon. Of business dops bythsm in this district we
given them the ART place in our table Of the "Bust
Noe, Statistics Of NewIYork" They are taxed at the
rate OF quarter Of per cent on hes gross receipts
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BurLxg.-On Thursday, September H. IDsrr NJ Bur
LER daughter o. the late Frederick and Chrstiana But
Ter, aged IL years and months Na.
The relatives and friends Of Me family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
mother 1879 Forsyth street. this Sunday afternoon, at
half-past O'Clock. .t NJ
BARR.-On Saturday, September 10, NJ CHARLES, only
son Of NJ G. and G. W. Barr, aged years and months
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral, Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock from the
residence Of HE parents, 032 HUDSON street.
Cocru-In Brooklyn, on Friday, september 10 ELrt
JANR CoopER widow Of John b. Cooper, Of New rorn
city aged 80 years second daughter OF Christian aoe
The relatives and friends OF The family are invited to
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon, hs
three, from the house Of her brotherin-lsw r. "sI
son. 100 Hamilton street, Brooklyn.
CLEws-0n Monday August "a, at The ox lcaso~s,
stanordshire, England, EiJsABxrH CLywe, WIDOW OF
james Clsws, aged 81 years.
CHAnAks On Saturday September 10, JAMES &
CDAnrNs, in the sch year or his age.
The frends Of the family hm brother Robert and
brother In. law Henry W. Monroe and the omcers snd
members Of New York Lodge, No. $50, y and A. M,
and the fraternity generally respectfully invited 70
two O'clock from No l61 Fourth avenue.
DaxALn- On Saturday morning, september To- JAM,
wife OF Alexander Donald, aged 70 years /. -.
The relatives and ficndt Of the family are Icsrcct-
fully invited attend the funeral nom NO % stanton
street. on Monday afternoon, II two O'Clock.
DoLAS On Friday, september 10, Bridget DoLAN the
widow OF Martin Dclan, aged a.
The remains WIN be taken Va postsvillc, pennsyivsns
EaBssr. On Saturday, September 10, Mr. JoHs y
the itsaSs md ssailvs Of the family and ,as'. q
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possession Of the bonds The petition states thss IN 20
year 1862 tn Circuit Court Of the United states TOT On
cinnati Railroad Company 10 issue TO pssrea n,xos
large amount OF the stock oil the nsosidation
company according 10 the plan OF ,s ~ o." ~.
OF the Marietta ana Cincinnati and ro,dad mat
cnnati railroads. and that .he said pan 10 ha de-
on the issue of the new stock the 2onus "ero ~ ~
eed g the snS eono Of
v,ra, ~. =. pha,d ene same could not be delivered
to the Marietta custody by the plaintiff So that
ca.ad nr 1o,red in this city-ten to B. X W.
KEYS and ninety to E. W. Tuttle co-by some person
whose name is unknown, and who received cash ad-
'a The petition alleges that this unknown party came
into th possesson wrongfuly and fauduenty and that
the is the owner and has the right to the control
and custody OF said bonds and coupons and the plaintiff
ais nm Injunction to restrain the parties from disposing
a. nropcrty until after the adjudication OF her right
Jadse sorer granted provisional Injunction and hsed
the bond at 5000.
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad during
the first eight months Of tho present year compare with
IN. receints for thu same time In 1884 as foil Sws:
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- uon c.d,o, J fucker, Surrogate.

Resore Hon Gideon J. Tucker Surrogate
srpr ia An interesting came up in the susro-
ga.es Court Yesterday which resulted in the commat<
TO jail Of an administrator who had disobeyed tho
gates order TO pay over 10 the widow OF ms oeceASea
brother her share of the estate.
Peter Van Note who died two or three yess ago. e'
no will, and his brother, William NJ Van No'e, anu ~
widow now Mrs. Le Count administered jointly on y"
estate. Mrs. Le Count required an accounting rum Nv
brother law and in March, 1894 surrosate TUCKER eo
tied the accounts, and found balance que W nasS
LIE Count Of $1l2 SO, which Mr.. Van Note was sDo ~
ingy directed to pay her.. Az he did not comply, ~
Surrogate next directed Mr. Van Notes two suro'i.s
the surees not good and the execution on ~
Judgment against them was returned unsatsbea w VIZ
Sheriff Mrs lie Count then applied for an sttacnmgns
against Van Note which the Surrogate granted ana
the issue of three wrs he was found by the shefn
and brought into court In order TO escape close GUS
tody until the Surrogate could investigate the matter
fully Van Note gave 70 the Sheriff bond In one tnou
sand dollars conditioned 70 abide the decision 10
court and was thereupon BET at large TIL yesterday
Undergraduates filed against Van Note in relaaion
other papers, and yesterday morning the case came W
for final decision in the Surrogate's Court
The Surrogate rendered his decision adludRing IN
Note guilty OF contempt in not paying over the moneys
which had come into his hands as adminssasor ana IN
order was entered that warrant ISSUE commanding
the Shori to take him into close custody ana commit
him 10 the county JAIL there TO remain until the amouns
due r 10 Count together with her costs ana
and the sherifs fees be paid Tho warrant was ~ onos
handed TO the sheriff. who took Van Mole Inc M
debt does not affect proceedings in Surrogates Cous
Which still has the power TO impris0n party wno has
trust funds in his hands belonging 70 widows or
and who refuses TO pay Thorn oyor when required i
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CAwt,pox--SfIiIp.--M West Camp, the Hsdssn
river ON SUNDAY, September 10, by the brides uncle
Rev A. r. ssliick, FRANK CAHLroy TO LIZZIE sELlIcx,
both OF this city.
10 DsLroN--DErAu Thursday, September Il, BY the
Rev. Dr.. washburne GEoReE DALTON TO SrLvrE DIPAu.
both of this city. 49,. ~. Il
DisAxr-TuA1ix.--0n Saturday, September Q, by The
Rev. j. Bowling, GsoRog Q. DNASr TO MARIE LounB
THAuLE.
-RussEtl.--In saugerties N Y, on Thursday,
September "a, by Rev G. W. Fisher Mr.. RoBERr FMon,
OF New York, to Miss ELLEN N. RusrLt Of the former
place.
sNxov--R onn.os In New York, on Sunday, septem-
Der 10. by the Rev Charles X. Imbrie, s. j. SALMON OF
Buiislo ~ Y, 10 MiRr r. ROBINSON, daughter OF Grant
y. Robinson, ESQ. No cards