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md s~h stree. oov.nu. owned b, III. schsrmsr.

md ssh r,r>st oovsnua owned By the schsrmer-
hor, est.ts. 1t y. occupied by . family named
Hustins. The house and furniture Wa dsmssed TO
the eItsnt Of sB,V, On which there Ia an Insurance.
Of tLs0 Cause Of FIRE unk novn e.. About O'Clock
on frdsy morning IRE broke out In Brovnelrs
metal works, Nos. Al, ~ and ~ Boerum street.
Amount Of loss contents about $500 on building
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tanned
The PACKER DIVORCE CAsE.-The Jury in
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finding that the defendant, Mrs. Packer, VI. not
guilty Of the charges brought sgsinst her and for
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sdulterics CHARGED tssinst him; the other four
Jurors Wishing TO return q verdict In favor Of the
Plaintiff. by consent NJ the counsel tie jury vas
dtchafged. and the eA.e Will come up again during
the next term Of the Supreme Couu In Kings
County, The siie being the glantf aud the husband
the defendant.
FUNERAL oP VKrERAS-The funeral Of
John Fraser, formerly Of tho New York Seventy
ninth Hilanders, Who died suddenly on wednesday
evening last Of disease Of the heart, While his
home from the Navy Yard, .oof place from his lato
residence la Huron street near Unon avenue,
Gresnpoint, yesterday afternoon. ThJre va very
large attendance. The remains we're tab en- 10 Cy
press Hill Csmetry for intefment
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Arrived
STANDARDIZATION Cruz, from Vera Cruz; John
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Gull. Baltimore; kangaroo Liverpool and Queens
town; Gen Custer, Mobile; Triton, AleIandria; Chase
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beth, New Bedford ID Davidson. james River, Va,
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IL rO o kIyu.

TIE MURDER IN THE Cry PARK.-AsREsr
% Third PANTY SAID TO HAVE BKxs ENGAGED
~ rhA AVAIR-ARRyAL oY TnK PRISONER IN
bAooKLYs.-A soldier named Charles Comfy or
MERCER Who u accused Of beinsa third party CON
nseted With the murder OF MT Joso Garcia Otaro in
ths BROOKLYN City Park on the evening OF Wsdps,-
day, November f2d, VA arrested in Csrli.le pa on
fTidv htt, " detectives Wonderly and I.atenyille
% the 4tth foee Precinct, and brought TO hi, cIy
on sunday morning. The evidences " hch led 10 his
eslons Hotel up 70 the sunday previous to the Assas
situation lie vs acquainted With Otero or Al les.,
Anew him BY sight aud vas supposed TO have soms
knowledge 81 his circumstances AercIer ha, a
YeAsfns eonntsnAncs, With noi the ghe., look Of
bad man lie vA very much sgitaIad yesterday,
his life until the present dime. No cuts or brui.e.
we're found on his psrson, aud very little money in
his Possession. The prisoner appears 10 be About ~
years OF No, and 10 . native OF France. The ease
viii probably be presented " the Grand jury to-day
THn FUNERAL OF WILLIAM CONWAY, an
old veteran in the U. & Navy, took place from the
Marine Hospital, Flushing Avenue, on Saturday
afternoon, and was LARGELY attended by officer and
.s.msn, and BY company Of marines a. escort, pre-
esded BY the band OF the L, !. ship Vermont AND
also number Of citizens. At the Wnrenton Eavy
Yard, fsnsAcola tie 18th OF January, 1861
deceased "a ordered BY the rebel lieutenant Rem
shaw 70 haul down the old nag NO I" she veteran
responded, " have served under that flag for over
did not This incident Wa alluded to In the funera
diseourses. The rsmsins we're inferred At the Naya
Cemetsry.
FIREs--About 10 O'Clock last night, q fir,
s--k- ~ - . r-s-Aaau Inn Asasa q ID sssaal
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A TToRNEY AND COUNsELLoR-AT.LAw
IA JOHN N. STAPLES,
1879 NASSAU ST., COR. OF BEHKnAS SCI
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BARGAINS BARGAINS THIS WEEK

BARGAINS BARGAINS / THIS WEEK
FANCY SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
We have Just purchased In the auction rooms and
FANCY SILKS XN6 DRESS GOODS,
20 10 80 per cent ess than what they have sold for
earlier in the .ss,on, and 1t is intention 70 dis
tribute thom to our customers al the same reduction
FANNY SILKS, sphhSDIp QUALITIES, ns.
FANCY SILKS, EXTRA HEAVY AND WIDE,
RICH eros GRAIN SILKS, only 81 50.
PARIS EMPRESS CLOTHS, ALL WOOL only
PSSSSSHs s ESFSEss e sE}Es
AND C0LoRs, at pi rs, worth Sl 80
PL4ID VALhE i% Eniy iSe Perysra' worth Soc
HEAVY pLSip FART Ri5 sEffoPLi H s o ana 'Oe
&c vsr ps u r24sPorysrd.
2T2 and 2T4 BOwERY,
All LAR HOUSTON STREET.
BARGAINS - LARGAINS- BARGAINS
10 BL,ASKtI5, ItANNELs AND PRINTS. 49,
TICS, JtsT ii KIH&sED 4r fiis LON.
A'r i hshkEI iFfiiP FfSr y Pss some
Cent, LESS THAN
THE PRICES
TWO WEEKS AGO.
WE ADVISE our friends 70 lay in thsI supplis,
before prices advance As .f:o
OUR InMENsE sToGk OF BEAVER CLOTHS
fOk LADIES CLoAklNG,
CLOTHS AND CAsslAkREs FOR MEN AND
BOYS WEAR,
a. greatly reduced prieea
W. X. PEYToN,
tN Hand 2I4 Bo-ery, near Houston ct.
RLASKE1S ANDCOMFORTERS-A sple1.
- did Asortmenr toeother with a large stock bed.
dlns and iron furniture At the lowest prices also q
large lot government blankets linen and cotton
sheets, bedtacks, nlattrtsses pillows bedsteada &c,
very cheap, WV. GARDNER, 2J3 aud VA Canal
81 l1e
SHEETlNGS, SHIRTINGS AND PRINTS.
,lat sun more reduced prices, At LAMBEKTB, g?s
uteen~ieh 81 herrimaek and ell tho ksst STYLE
pIin~ ss1e. Also hannels, blankets, Bahnoral
shirts and goods for boys wear cheap also del.nes
Tor u eu 800
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DRY GOODS.
AT KINzEY,s EIGHTH AVENUE CHEAP

AT KIHZEY's EIGHTH AVENUE CHEAP
ohnAr CLEARING s shHk
sxpHopEKrsSr F HnhaYhEs f rRS%as s1 so
ss6TIs;s PLo0hERs, TRIMMINGS; w0oLEN
s' .D Prices WAY DOWN.
klSzEY SELLS 6IoffH CLOVIS, ise ise, ,io-
KINzh2 SELLS NERISo GLOVES, iSe, ,oc., ,se-
KISzhY snLIs YLEEcED LINED GLOVES, iOs-
KINzKY SELLS LINED KID gLovEs, ST.
kIszkY SELLS BLKLIN GLOVES; zoe, Sic, are.
-1i eA' lS II 9s srocK ky Closing oStt;r.
CLEARING OUT RfBBED WOOL HOSE So, se,
cLEARisG OUT FANCY WOOL HOSE, Sc, Go.
OUT OUT h taPTE S s55s9 o lose r.
cLEAkisG OUT GENIE WOOL HOSE At isse'
GENIE wool sIiiRT ! fsD DRAWERS, TIC.
GENTS ESAsELLD COLLARS, lse. boz
Gk SsSd se Gt AND NICK IiE s1 sS 5 slf
WOOL HOODS, WOOL sHAwLs
i2te; fIc Die. =. % ss e IS az
S$3sSd SSE zs s5sys su SnS ;Sssfl s.
S StSsS$ S ST suHlA HoS SPsits ii srlsgs
SILK AND 81 u " 10
CASHMERE
Tkfs1isds I.. th., Half Price. ,
SEESSsIsSS SHsAsEhff TsIs&ilSSsSs ! g :, :,
p6 SssSSsIs hASNSr SILK VEL'ErS RE n
RICE II FkyH sifdbi s'' OF hinDos''
IN PRICE. lie. up.
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A Ii DISEASES TREATED BY DR.
n FULLER, at his private Office and Drug Store
~ Sullivan st, n. Y All consultations by letter
s~eIed, and medicines torv arded. BI4
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
IhTesth extracted Without pain no charge; beau.
with the celebrated bone tllius Without pain. All
opeTatonH klllfny Performed and warranted j
JAY NlLLEhs' 10 Grand st. blocks from Broad.
way, n6i
nR, DRAKE, 1876 CANAL STREET. SETS A
lsel OF teeth silver At 81 to slS on Rod AT ara
70 f2s sectional sets 5O ceats per tooth teeth fsS
with gold. bone cement or other flngs 50 eta 10 IN
per tooth. Teeth extracted without palm. 9ls
DR. II, vILLERS, REMOVED 2 DOORS
bbelow his old office, TO 80 Bovsry nearly oppo,i,s
the old Theatre -Aehins teeth cured and filsd or
extracted without pain. Beautiful teeth, All ZACH,
fu ses on sod rubber or silver equally low in Sra
portion. Al operations warranted. ssT
TEETH, TEETH, TEETH-AT 81 Blocker
l. It, full set OF teeth for "a with gumA SO 70 400
extracting 20 cents; filling. s9 cents and upvards
q. l.. PuLTZ, DentLt. 89V
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A CARD FROM JOHN w. FARMER


a SAhD rhom JOhN W. FARMER -
"A Being convinced that the true interests Of the
the consolidation Of ali true aud loyal men upon one
essdidAte IN the present hayoraty contest aud fee
Ing unwilling TO ALLOW any action Of mine to damage
IN .nyvise the hopes OF the people In elsetinG tho
risht man for tho office, do hereby withdraw my
name eandidats for Mayor, and earnestly urge
ne IL oeeiins aHRsH4L o. RSBEnrs d tb se O on
eandidste Who fssrIs..y he prncipss Of
true patriotism. honesty and sbty in the dischsrge
OF bubble dutiss; and IL should commend him 10 he
suffrage OF all Who disuterestedly desire reform in
our municipal government E.pecisily do / solicit
my pumerou, kind friends, among the noble band Of
s"IsI nR ?, ta9 un,o1 R6 hS 70 cordially support
has Away, proved his love for them by hi, setion,
John " FARMER Me- York n.c 1d is6s igs
I.pcp .Nn -,yu,, ,,qr,,,,,, r., -
n store for ,se-6r,urs.' le.,e' Gc' Good loc.,ion
down town. food reason for selling. Apply TO H.
rihi-p, AaeVf' 4os rear 81 lgY
AT 1893 SPRING ST., ENTRANCE IN
lAwashington 81 S9T, 9 taiiors 10 work on flock
ooa's ana van pay ~ wses to sai,ores,es shs,
pRlEST'S HAIR DlE-BEST IN USE
ID Price FIFTY CENTS per Boz. For ,.le by
Druggists generally, 600
No mr., a, ~, /, M, ~, 49,,
GARD TO THE PUBLlC.-COMPARlNG
Othe three nuhes.ion meotinss o. lssl sset Win
M nnmins,ion ma., sss,rov Ill eonsasnes I'M ~.
stereotype ne.,paper phrsss 'hers /, no chance Tor
r. Eoifrsy t,unthar w.
Ny friends ino. their strength, and 4 two y.sn
~ ~. a.S .S.in., NJ no. Hrnsh h., .sto
,h. ,r,amph vhea tha oppo,i,,on 4. diyids5 smons
three. -"s
i imploro my friends not 70 be deceived by any
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MARINE NEWS.
RETvuD.

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nsA- The praises of mothers have been
sung from time immemorial, bat we think
it is a mighty good thing to have faith.
er too, at least We wish those boys who
are allowed nightly to congregate in our
streets,and make night hideous with their
screaming and yelling, had fathers who
would attend to them little better. Fol-
boys to play is very good thing, but q
night school of this description, held in
the streets by boys from knee high to q
duck to those old enough to wear their
fathers wedding coat, rnnning, tearing,
yelling, and throwing sticks and stones
is not very good place to obtain either
morality or health. '
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NoTICR is hereby given, that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday, November 80, 1865:
Henry. .winland Executor Of John Henssl.
final %
Harriet C.7Gillespis, Administrators Of Har-
vey Jeffries, final. ffs
Thomas NJ. Parker. Edrnfnistfatof Of WIN.
F. McKever, final.
John NJ. Goodwin, Administrators of Joshua
Bslford, final. ~ -
David Ruble, Administrator Of John Hay
ward, final. * sR
Hugh B. Hill, Administrator Of John Me-
Cannon, final. sa2 s
Thomas ariash, Administrator Of join
Wright, partial.
Frederick Koeiiisr, Guardian Of Mary Ann
and Joseph Siebes. partial.
Elijah Carpenter. Guardian of Samuel Gil
more's heirs; partial.
John Heinlin, Guardian of Helena Unser,
final. - ,
Charles Algeo, Guardian of Samantha Al
geo, final.
Naomi Goodhue, Guardian of John and Ar
chibald Goodhus, final.
- WESTERN I. SINcI AiR,
Nov. Is, 1865. Probate Judge.
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sa- Thanksgiving Thursday, Decembe

Lieutenant General Scott will spend the
winter in voyage to Key West and New
Orleans.
John NJ Brown and Christopher G.
Rase have been sentenced by military
commission to be hung for killing me-
gress in Georgia. The President has ap-
proved the sentence, and ordered it to be
carried into effect on tho first Friday in
January. ssaassane5 (. sa.stsesl
Southern emigration companies are
forming in many parts of the North, and
it is estimated that 500 families will go
South in the month of January.
An agent of French commercial
house has arrived in New Orleans and
proposes to the planters of Louisiana to
contract for the emigration of laborers
from India and China. 4iaaa
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a dollar at retail. Price only 80 Cents. We
will send Agents 100 STATIONERY PACKAGES
and Silver WATCH for ST.. We also pub
lish splendid Steel Engravings and Portraits,
Lithegraph Prints, &c., very popular and sale
able. VIII send a 6ne assortment of 100 for
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that will sell for $50 or over We will send a
sample lot for S5 that will sell for SIS.
Send Stamp for Catalogue, Terms, 60. ~
sgs HASKINS g. CO., SO Beekman St., n. Y.
30ct.25, ,m0.
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y sa-It would oblige us very much if
Justices and others who send US marriage
notices would spell and write the names of
the parties correctly and plainly. It is
impossible for us to guess at names which
we cannot read. 49,
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DIR. TALBoTT,s PILLS

DR.. ALBoTT's PILLS
Composed of highly concentrated extracts
from roots and herbs Of the highest medioi-
nal value, intallible in the cure of all diseases
of the Liver or any arrangement of the Di-
gestfve Organs. They remove all impurities
of the blood, and are unequaled In the cure
of Diarrh@, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Scrofula,
Billiodsness. Liver Complaint, Fevers, Head
ache, Piles. Mereurial Diseases, Hereditary
Humors. Dose, for adults, one pill in the
morning. children half a pill. From one to
tHee pills will cure ordinary cases, and from
one to three boxes.w will cure any durable case
of no matter how long standing. Price 81
per box. Trade supplied or sont by mail.
v. MOTT TALBOT, NJ. d., &c co.
l4lyA : z 162 Fulton Street, New York
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The Cemetery Meeting.

At the Cemetery Meeting on Wsdnes7
day night of lastweeksthe following were
sppointeda Committee 70 report on suit
able site. N. Holllster, W. F. Hunter,
s. P. Jones, VIM. Read and Jere. Will
liams. The meeting adjourned to meet
On TUESDAY evening the 2sth inst, when
tits proposed to affect an organizations
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THE sECgRITY Is.AMPLE.

LET EVERY Lover OF RkYUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS
BUY AT. LEAST ONE BOND.
Circulars forwarded and subscriptions feeeiv-
ed by JOHN w. CORLIES & CO., and
]. N. Tiff, Financial Agent Of the
Republic of Mexico, 81 Broadway, N. 7.
ED subscriptions also received by Banks
ted States. nev15m4.