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]. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Z. A. Paine, L. d. Crenshaw, w. r. CHARLES,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr, X. L. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. Weisiger, snip,
W. A. Spott, Moses Eilyson, ]. b. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, JAS W. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
X. #. Taylor, J. Rosenbsum, son,
W. Z. Binford, j. W. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w. +. Gray, W. Z. TANNER,
T. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. NJ Nowlln.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend Itself to all
classes
The attention Of all In city and country Is called
to this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums rs small as five
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent ints-
rest received on same.
Office hours from A. NJ. to3P M; on Saturday
from Q A. NJ. to 3 p. NJ, and from to 6P. n.
je l3-d&swts
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EOR RENT, and possession given i'm

EOR RENT, and possession given i'm
L mediately, the THREE UPPER FLOORS r.
of the handsome brick tenement on the wo,, %
side of Fourteenth between Main and Cary ~
streets. over the clothing store Of u. Bccher.
Each door l. supplied with water, gas, and water.
closets The convenience OF It's Location make, i
desirable for any kind Of wholesale business, be.
Ing between the depots AZ the principal hotels.
Any person wishing TO rent the above can do 80 on
good terms. 4. A. J. CLoPFoN,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctlonctr,
No 81 Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin.
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Auction sALEsITHIs DAY.

AUCTION. s3ALk23~If7l6 LAY.
By Sampson Jones, Jr., 3 Co.,
Auctionsers and Commission Merchants, No.
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, 13TH
~ instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, We Viii SCI
at our store q good stock Of GROCERIES, WINES
5000 pounds NIDDLING BACON, .'7.r
5000 pounds SHOULDER BACON, .t''
10 barrels SUGAR,
10 sacks COFFEE,
70 barrels FLOUR,
20 boxes GREEN TEA,
70 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
Is boxes FAMILY SOAP,
20 boxes STARCH,
rs boxes CASTLE SOAP,
10 barrels VINEGAR,
s essks wASHING>SODA,
Is cases BORDEN'S CONDEMNED MILK,
10 cases CANNED OYSTERS,
s cases RASPBERRY SYRUP,
20 dozen BROOMS,
10 nests MARKET BASKETS,
1000 CIGARS,
8 barrels WHISKY,
10 baskets CHAMPAGNE.
Cons ignments solicited for this sale.
s. JONES, JR, X CO.,
sel3 Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

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By Harrison, 0oddin . Appsrson, Auetioneers,
Bsnksn, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, O.
i THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRAHAM STREET,
IN SQUARE No. s In THE PLAN or FULTON,
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th OF Sep.
TENDER, 1885, ut half past I o'clock p. NJ, those
THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, Nos. ", OF, and q,
located az above, each fronting 10 feet, running
back lilo feet to an alley ten feet wide.
Terms: Cash.
HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPRRsoN,
sel2 Auctionsefs.
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he VIRGINIA AGENCY
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE 1NsU-
RANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, IN GOLD, OVER............ .sl6, 900, ooo
INVESTED IN UNITED STATES, OVER 100000
YEARLY REVENUE UPWARDS Of. 100000.
STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE
FOR ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE
COMPANY.
ALL CLAIMS PAID ON PROOF OF LOSS WITH
OUT DEDUCTION FOR INTEREST.
FIRE AND LIFE POLICIES
issued on most favorable terms in
CURRENCY, GOLD, OR STERLING,
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID AT THIS AGENCY.
The great resources of this Company, and the
high character of the Directors lin this country,
together with the UNB0UNDED SECURITY To
POLICY HOLDERS, and the SUPERIOR ADyAN-
TAGES offered, enitle 1t to the highest confidence
of all.
DAVENPORT & CO., General Agents,
of1ce over National Exchange Bank,
auH-lm Main street, Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EE JOHN c. SHAFER & CO.,
IN ERCHAN TAIL s,
No Exchange Building, Fourteenth street,
pICUNOyD VA,

RICHMOND, VA,
would respectfully ask attention to their newsup
pryor FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Neshnss
the latest European importations. and most ap
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS of the best make aiwa!
on hand ooi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
rH No MORE GRAY HAIRS!
NO MORE BALD HEADS!
BY THE UgB OF THE XANTHINE HAlk-
RESTORING FLUID!ii
Il 10 not dye will not stain the SKIN, ana can
be used a. freely water. Read tho certincate Oh
Mr.. J. w. Davies, OF the Richmond Musical bx-
RICHMOND, September ., 1865.
Six applications OF the XANTHlNE HAih-hh'
STORING FLUID has entirely restored my na'r
from gray TO Its original dark brown Color.
J. w. DAVIES.
Certificates OF others may be seen Ut the Agen. o
No. 7sI Main street, three doors above the Spots
wood Hotel ST."
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TAU ANGELIQUE.-D X LII CTS
IL EAU ANGELlQUR, delightful mouth. wash
v.ry popular In New York-tos sale a.
sas Ninth and Franklin streets.
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TIMOTHY Hay, receiving every
from wharf By i.s j WfLLi2G Z. KIND ( CO.
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SERGEANTS SALE, UNDER AT
Judge Of the Hastings Court OF the city OF Rich
mond, will sell on SATURDAY next, the 18th In
stant at 10 o'clock A. M, to the highest bidder,
of BRIDGE TIMBER, consisting of Oak and Pine
Stills, Ties, &C.; also, one CANALBOAT, lying in
the basin to satisfy an attachment In favor OF
Thomas administrative against Samuel Strong.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
Sc lids Sergeant City OF Richmond.
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THE GRAND OPENING OF FALL
l. AND WINTER GOODS At LEVY BROTHERS,
No. Is MAIN sTREET.-LEVY BROTHERS have
GOODS adapted to fall and winter wear: Flannels
OF all kinds from 3I3 cents TO 81 % per yard, Linen
Handkerchiefs, Sheetngs, Shirtings, Table Cloths.
Napkins, Doylies, Towels, Bed Ticking, Frock
Waists, Embroidered Collars and Cuffs, real Lace
Collars and Cuffs, Tape Trimmings, Thread and
Bobbin Edges; all to be sold az very low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Sc l3-ts No. IL Main street.
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'IHE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
L CALLED M0NTEBELLo, HALF MILE BE-
Low RICHMOND, FOR sALE.-The subscriber,
intending TO break up housekeeping, offers his
place, MONTEBELL0, for sale. There are four
Teen acres of land, all enclosed. The situation Is
unsurpassed by any in the country, being half
mile below the eastern limits OF the city and on
Fulton Heights, commanding view OF ten miles
or more up and down the river. The DWELLING
il one OF the very best around the city, contains
twelve rooms conveniently arranged. The kitchen
is two stories, and is connected with the house by
\ covered way. There are all the usual out
houses Including a large stable, barn. and car
ria ge- house. Around the house is one OF the finest
hickory and oak groves in the vicinity. To be APP
preciated the place must be seen. IL not sold by
the 18th OF September, 1t will be offered at auction
on that day AT o'clock z. NJ. The household and
kitchen furniture will be sold on FRIDAY the 18th,
to which will be added three fne CARRIAGE
HORSES, one CARRIAGE and HARNESS, one
BUGGY and HARNESS. and one fine cow and
CALF, &C.. &c. The real estat. will be sold by
other property by Mr.. &. b. Cook, auctoneer.
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
the hour of sale. SAMUEL AiRES.
3-tds
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OFFICE CORNER OF TWELFTH AND MAIN STREE
RICHMOND, VA
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nor RENT, SEVERAL STORES,
II with DWELLINGS ATTACHED, be. ,syl
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. '..S
Rent low to good tenant. .ItS
E.A. J. CLOPT0S,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtioncrr.
No. 81 Twelfth,
se lf-3t between Main and Franklin streets.
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Ne RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.

CHARTERED FEBRUARY u, 1860.
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Ne UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.

THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
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great committed to h by the American people We 70
OF lives, eur 9rtu su 80 "a snhed
and with uncovered heds so
hands er4 All uncovered hef esd aud rased heiI
800, i 49, ri - mighty God thst VII neVe tnHehooi
the contest win Dc pour power till the ieI pi - xy
speech shall De nsnta "a on
r.t of ATcn ali sd ali established in the ul p-.e
~ ,; ~ WIN ch 6od and 10 secure ana poe0'
which IL the object OF all good government
Tho Roy Dr 7 Newman Of Eew-Oreans then stepped
IN The door f the yaut and said Let us knee and suppcle
the Throne Of Grace" The vast assemoiage Oo"'u VI" ~
and DR. Newman offered prayer
Aehtv God TODAY perchsnce 70 meet no NOR on
hut ere We part we TINS solemn shrine su So
o,ss 20 TIL aud anity. Here on tb noulh tgo
the bnb.5 siIen. 81 tomb 10 the presence OF the
We bn NV r.5ge ourselves support the great pIlnci
eo,sy nd Union hict signay tostfsted Vi hs III @ 81
nnistruion. High Heaven record q e 81, toy H.
boundest satisfaction F" eyoy
reali1a,iou And NAV be hspPe's 70 behoid ou H
r,d bsrmopious iust and wise iuihung Ut couhsrN o
6, will snd a. te chosen instrument Of my power
establish the benhcen doctrine O. the nnNef.a H.,
fsTous min which 18th OF our heaven
The procession shortly aerwnrd reformed ana Ietheu "
the city where those patrols OF the oh' "eie 'f' W
tanned at he CheneTy House.
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Roberts 81 al The People. Ne, sg The H. B. H. Ah
Cot z2 Duboi. al Ch.ssins ct al a. Pesy ssl MeDoaad
ct al. i7s Bloom 1t al syL kirkpst1ck
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-He BY Mr.. JUS
tee CLxRKE-Nos Ansire Iron Works. o. Lssy
at Bank Of soath Carolina, ~ Same ast sssi ~
Randolph sst Bixbeyi SCI - sg - General sal ssn-
mences at No. 81.
SUPERIOR CouRr-PARr l.-IIeld by Mr. Justice GIs.
yN-Co.rt opens At II O'Clock mNoa 1Sls fdrweethsF 50
Miller ss heens lss asts 2s43 2e1 1881 2ss as aoI ~
264 26 The titles OF these II numbers have been usebs
obtain from the clerk who's. duty make them out
PART ILHsd before Mr. Justice IL II ocock
1880 Fowler Ludlow, Robinson Mo
roptsn Ina Co. 2ess 2s2 1885, 273a o2s 2ss r7s 1854 ss
1902 294 We unable publish in this
Court for the stated In the calendar Part
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-1RiAL TERM.-Adjourned
for the Term General Term WILDE In ths
month.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Hed by Mr.. Justcs
GRossrhe Calendar /. 0i O'Clock m.NoA IS Anssad
sgt Brnbeei 1871 Love .si Hsmi0S 70 MsysI 't csnoy
Thomas 1906 Campbell Rshbun; a. sehmale at Teon, 49,
ast Carpenter ls Coctcroh ss Conoer A. Lssn s
Duffy ia McEroy agt Fields las Black sgt sprs ~ Barnes
keyser sg Lake ISL Scott agt Stewart ID fnsa
BERG schaekecdI l33 Same sst friedo~gi M Ln'"" ~
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THE TURF.
THE HoBoKEN MEETING.

The Hudson County Agricultural Society will bold
their regular Meeting for 1850 at Hobohen on the iesh
nth ard 18th October horses have been entered for
the Hurdle and Steepchase Races under the auspices OF ne
Society will be three each day FOR premiums
ranging from 500 and fourth the last day or
premium Zoo for beaten horses at this meeting dash OF u
miles each day viii take place promptly -
l.3y N. The following Is the programme;
FIRST DAY, OCT. 10.
RAcE-Hurde Rsoe-A Hndicsp Preuicn CT esse su
ases two mile Dash eight hurdles -,
SECOND RAc-Sweepakes Premium Of $3.50 for ~oyeaf ods
one half mile beats Closed with hye entries ~,
TRKp premium OF 500 Tor three year edA
dash OF II mies -
SECOND DAT, OCT. IL.
FiHr RAcxseing Premium Of $50 ell ages esh 81 u mica
sEoosp RIcx-Premium Of 500 ali ages, dssh Ct nile
THIRD RAcE-The Premium Of 800, al ssts, twonbs
heats 40
THIRD DAY, OCT. IL.
FtRr ChsseA Handicap PTennm Of 500 10 The
trrt and the second hor.s. a.,
SECOND RlcKSweepies Premium Of $50 for two year eld
two-uiie dash. 1900 - IL
Fogsra RscEPrsmuu Of 500 bessn horses s,ths meet
In, daah Of II miles
FASHION COURSE, L. ].
A trot will take place this afternoon between tho
two celebrated horses Lady Emma and George wilkes for
purse Of g. 600 mile heats best three in tive .
excellence Of the performances OF these redoubt
BILE na9s being the finest possible condition fass
time may confidently be expected AL admirers Of the rottnG
horse should not fail TO be present.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
IBy telegraph
ASSIGNED.

IBy telegraph
ASSIGNED.
Brevet MaiorGen. j. l.. Donaldson, Colonel and As
.i,,sn General will in to the com
man 1,nS General Military Division Of the Missouri @ stnmsnt 70
duty as Chief QuArtermasteI % tn'' Di''N' 'oo'"s ~
Col o,ys n Russell Provost Marshal Of this District hsvn
been 44h Regulars has to-day been detailed
10 orglu1s tbat ~ siment, recruiting.
III, s,.,a loeph A seaey United States Army, from duty
h he Of Tennessee and ordered to duty IN he 10
partment Of DAKOTA
Johp w r. Cato Battalion llih United state, nfny
uospsI steward United Army and ordered TO duty IN TIE
Department 81 the Potomac 49,,
The following-named officers have been honorably mus
tered out Of the..eryee; - - ,,,,- ga. Ia. Tn,,l.
Jnn ods- October George Webster bfeVe, sno
bnrret October 90 Surgeon U. Nolnnteers-Breye
Col r B. Hood October 49, Capt Veteran Reserve NJ
VI Wsens on duty Freedmens Buren, Newport NeN' w.
10 take effect Octotef 20
MUsTERs OUT AMENDED.
j. 81 Substance volunteer 70
ske ED January 1867; Capt Augustus T. Hayden AaI'
United Volunteers to take effect December
1866. . .
prey {. Robinson, Colonel Of sd United sies
hf.nuy. Is dsys
MISCELLANEOUS.
P Lieutenant Adutan Chs T. Morse, ID Bsttshon lh
L. Infantry. been appointed Aid Camp " Brevt AsorVen
Ge;ty, commanding District oil Texas
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COURT CALENDARs-TnIs DAr

SupREME CoUgT-C IRcUrT.-PART Held by Mr.. JUS
he. sururHAsp Court opans at 10 o'clock 21<l Cor
St Patton; Kelly Sheriff 2ss Hogan ast Bocke
9s seha.let st al 2Z57, Holmes death
a. 7s Kelly sherih 2 Roberts 81 a. az! Morn. Of
al sos Rathban Az. Peoples Mutual Coal Co zes Monk
a. Cagv Clancy; 23o Bsnk OF the Common
s.b sst Wyie o. ali 2t5 Gottthwse Ag Anderied 81 al
va Dow den at Hoppac. al 2Jll Rsddf ast hennedyj 3
Scbuster AIT 49, Peppari ag haorsn 2 Earle ct
Al at Elan FSnes,ock ct a. @g The Camden and Anooy
tentrL Railroad Co. Part ied By BIT Justice SUTHERLAND
Chr, onrns al 10 ocock Mos i9s Tucker Ghe Long
snd K.iroad Peck al Ast Rock 2ot Marshal sgt
Starting O08 Bliss 2O0 eeter Peck so6,
at Ffnsn 2O13 Mu.grave brooks 2o0o krcs al as
Townsend, 2OJ2 Cooley a Mallory M Miller as Chamberlain
A. al 2S6 River Bank stenIck, mplsaded zOJ
Green Stes ct elk 20t2 Defsncy ag Steven
sou 2O4 as Dggles ct al 0is Brown sst Brosnan
20 sherwood ugt Lane 2052 kayor agt Jsnkias 2CS5
lone. AT Cooley Of al Rrl.-Hed BY Mr. Jusace DAVIS
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Merrill 1903 Richards Roberts 4t3 Chero ag The Camden
and Amboy Railroad Transportation Company 93 Stone
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AIT lowenbegt Easeton al Pratt; 500 The Peoples
Provision Company Ryno 1895 Mccarthy gt Tie Boston
Newport kewYork Steamboat Conpanyi 1909 Weller ct a.
The Merchants Navigation and TrSnp0rtation Company l6T3
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Bakej gs Treadweh agt Beverage OF a. 1880
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m-Heli Al No - sDemurtrIh and CEens
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Draper Crsnson Sherman Dickinson 20t Work
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AQUATICS.
ArALAsrA BOAT CLUBS REGATTA.

ATALANTA BOAT CLUBS REGATTA.
The annual rowing contest of the ATLANTA Boat Club
Of Newark of yesterday afternoon the Hudson River
The course was from sakeboat anchored of the Club House
Of the New,York Yacht Club mile and half up the ves
and return making it threemie race The prize the
champion belt OF The club which competed for yearly Tho
contestants pulled in single scu working boats and at the
nal the following came line David Banks IT, rowed BY
X Wihers; Unknown, rowed by W. Mainland; Buckshot
rowed by J. Ogden and the Fannie G Russell rowe by e.
Probst Shortly after clock D. the made with
Probst and leading Withers well up with Ogden
company The latter did not pull great distance but
left the field TO the other Mainland kep his
advantage upper stake which he reached
lengths ahead Wther who second On the down
stretch Pobst passed wther obtaining or himself the second
place but he able overhaul Mainland who came
home the good time Of 3o winner Of the belt Probst
second in B. withers time $40. The river wss
very rough and high wind prevailed At the termination
the the club and their friends had vary pleasant time
their boat house. Referee, Mr. Alden 5. Swan.
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THE TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Hogan.

BEATEN AND RoBBBD.-On Sunday night William
Miller residing No 46 State ST. Brooklyn entered the liquor
store on the OF Rector and Greenwicht and found
there a crowd of men, with whom he drank On turning "
assaulted by several OF the inmates among whom
was one Joseph Hughes With considerable diicuIty hcs
made his way the street He was followed Dy hugnes
who again assaulted and beat him severely When knen
Miller succeeded making his he found mat ne had
been robbed OF his watch and chain valued at @ the chan
having been detached from the vest he informed The ponce
the assault and Officer Coye of the Twenty
soon after arrested Hughes Thomas Hughes OF No 80
who saloon at the time OF tho assant on
Miller was also beaten and robbed of S In Treasury notes
Yesterday morning the prisoner aragned before Jusuce
Hogan when complaints made against HIM by ootn
Hughes and Miller He committed for trial in default OF
g. bail each charge The accused is aged years
native Of Ireland seaman, and resides at NO. U ashihB
tonst.
ANOTHER RoBBBRY-0n Sunday night Joseph Mchorrov,
residing at No 6e Myrtle Brooklyn, while partially In
toxcate accosed Mary Ben at the corner Of Dover
and finally her solicitation accompanied Der
to saloon they paook Of the vile compounds yended
in that locality under the liquor until at length Mchor
row became heplesy drunk While in this condition his CON-
panon robbed him OF $40 Treasury notes and currency and
silver watch valued Subsequently Mary was arrested
By Officer Van Duzen Of the Fourth Peenct and M her pos
found the stolen property She aeknowedg nav
ing the money but she did not use any OF It
terday accused gned before Justice hogan sSo
committed to the Tombs for trial IN default OF Wv bail
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NEW-JERSEY.
Ttfu ppUTsTRy


According TO the Law 10 be enforced In New-Jersey
BY the Board Of Registry in the respective Townships and
Wards These Boards will meet to-day, At .. m, and
will ait till D. IN. Every citizen intending to vote at the
next election must appear personally before the Board
and adopted citizens must bring their naturalization pa
pers with them We append list Of the places in Hud
son County, except jersey City, where the Boards Of
Registry hold their meetings.
HOBoKEg.
First wari--At Washington nAl No O. Gardenst
Second Ward-At Brueokners Hotel No les Washing
tonst
HUDSON CITY.
First ward-At the City Hall.
SeooDd Ward-At corner Bergen Wood and Newark
Third ward-At Washington Engine House No J.
Fourth WardAt the House Of Joseph koerer hontgom'
cry ave, between Sewark.ave and south-st
At the Town Hall, In said town.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
At Alfred j. Smith at Weehawken.
IowEsHIP OF WEEIIAWKEE
AT the House Of Charles 7. Perry.
TOWNSHIP NORTH BERGEN.
VIM. j. Whites tsaccessor to A j. sigier New Durham
Hotel
TOWNSHIP OF WEST HoBoKES
At the Mountain Hotel at West Hoboken
HoBoKEs
A meeting of the Republican Union Club will be held
this evening at O'Clock ut Washington Hail. No. u
Garden-st.
THE REGISTRY LAW
All voters should bear In mind that the registry OF the
names of voters throughout Hudson County Will De COM
menced this Tuesday morning.
THE CANVASS IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, the Hon. Joseph c. Potts,
the Hon John HILL and Others will address Union Mass
Meeting at Succasunna, Morris Co., N. j. on Saturday
afternoon, Goth inst
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Dodge

HEAVY ROBBERY BY A BooK-KgEPRR-FOr SOM
time past Mr. Oscar Nussinan the managing agent OF Mali
ars confectionery store No 6 Broadway has been svars
large Of money must have been absraced IN ome
way from that Establishment but entirely unable 70 form
any well grounded suspicious whom IN his employment ths
commission the should be imputed IL appears how
ever that Wednesday last the davenport Mason Co
Express payment amounting 10 the sum OF
s 30 from Lang OF New Bedford 10 Malsrds store on
Broadway The express agent duly delivered the money
got receipt from the book keeper and correspondent %
the house August vanr The just received was soon
after missed by Mr. Mussnan who Immediately suspeesed
the thief and accordingly had him arrested Upon
by Sergeant Garland he Voluntarily confessed that hs
had stolen great deal Of money from haiards during he
he employed there and that on the 18th Of Asgss
last had appropriated s5l 50 the 10th Of August VS.
and 9th OF July ga &c. The entire amount stolen
high 81 600 most OF which taken IN very large
each time vaner has been in the employ Of Mr. Maad
for something than two He resides at No SIXTH
ave. a native OF Geneva and Is 80 years OF age He wss
committed In default Of S.00o.
THEFT OLA CoAL-Abraham Morris, residing OF No. 81
Broomet charged James w Dol with having stolen from
him coat worth $40 Dor had admitted to Morris that he
the Committed 10 answer IN default OF Wv
bail
Two SACK CoA1s SToLEy-FranklD A. Lawson Of No NJ
Hudson ST. depose that Mary Jane Anderson had stolen two
sack coats worth s6 from Manning Lawson residing ~
the same place Officer Bower of the Eighth Precinct found
Mary Jane with the in her possession Commedts
answer in default Of 500 bail