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DRY GOODS.


J1sTs r fss .s sSs r r sqI sla e Monday
=, ANA LACE ACE snAwLs.
or, At asfhbtuonoS
v,,. DRESS GOODS.
From recent Sa% auction rnua sales at very low pnosa
BLACK sisi VIZ 3, sSSssssER s'
warranted ali. -
BLACK ALPACA
ONE hs' bo oId h' ( SYlssfilD.
BLACK iIs sSs. '.ss ispc @Ss m
BLACK oa sSs9 6SffSsAs. n.arox.
siriy'two cents, worth Eighty.
SPRING AND SUMNER
in great variety.
An SILK i'sssG sa s;:fiiT.1s Of
sovELrrEs IN efr@oru GARMENTS.
DRESSES Ss "a AY 1ss sgITs
. va 'a Above T's SST% sTEzr
y 7ds broadway. between Eighth and Ninth streets.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
FROM FORMER PRICES.
French figured PIoUEs. white and buzz grounds.
French GRENADINES, brochc figured
q. a co. call particular attention to novelty Of
STRIPED SILKS
tho ever shown In this country
and imported expressly for this house
New patterns OF French
PRINTED LAWNS and cANBRIcs.
- P0PLIN DE LYON
CHENE oxONIANs
CHENE oMONIANs.
CHENE OXONfANS
GOATS HAIR SUMMER CLOTH
CAMELS HAIR CLOTH
CAMELS HAIR CLOTH
PopLINs And LENos, checked and striped
POPLINS and LENOS, checked aud striped.
POPLINS and LENOs checked aud striped.
BLACK SILKS. all the best makes
A choice collection Of
MOURNING GOODS, In all the most desirable fabrics
CLoAKs sACoUEs JACKETS
BAsQuINEs and CIRCULARS, In silk and cloth.
LLAMA LACE POINTS and CIRCULARS.
CLoAKs GREATLY REDUCED
sMffLIE A co,
100 broadway
between Eighth aud Ninth streets
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IDafDgg WOOD srcTfo~grRs In BUILD
"A inF sss n1dsun ag. Me- ternfy fxsf N zoe ysn
YES ss@ts a1js,ninx h fsssffsr "a ne 5sr~y cr
.ALnEif,yr wDgv ss,,ess-rs. ~ ssli %. s.rasr
wsy n AZ rrD<s 81 - srsant ~ h~sufsi nafif
les fs suMtsf ~ above bfins pan Nsssmss
ss@is nt,rs frrss Jsrs~y Cay, fssons sfs Hoosss
r.ifc.f ths rys' b~ssufss sci csrunsssins s.e.i
~ ~ 80 g.p~sv - .'7s,~s ~ 49, s,.ss
u<siars sfysy v TnDnAs AIDnfD0g Poe o9ss Hefaa1
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SALES AT AUCTION.
UCrioN NOTICE
n EXTRA AND SPECIAL SALE
sRrAW AND y 7. GOODS.
THIS DAY,
MONDAY, MAY ~,
Consisting OF
FOUR HUNDRED CASES
New aud desirable Goods In choice variety
Catalogues aud samples ready.
TOMORROW (fUESDAYD
REGULAR hAi.E
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND YANOY
DRY GOODS
Catalogues and samples ready morning OF salc. .
wh. TOrPING 4 co, Auclioncers.
i2 Church street.
UCrION SALE
"A BY order OF Commodore Charles H. Re United States
Navy. commandment OF this station shall offer sale NJ
the Navy Yard "Wednesday May - ut ~ O'clock the FOL
Low ing articles via
O,Ol pounds Canvass Clippings
$500 pounds Tarfcd Shakings
t0OD pounds Manila Rope.
ll,0Dj pounds old Junk and Manila shakngs
svbatrcs Metallic OH,
LaSof condemned Tools. iron Galley, Ac
RDW. HOOKER.
Acting Vol Lieut.. Com'dg.
Naval storekeepsr.
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A oESrLEuAh WISHES TO PORN THE Acoufsr.
"a snoe Of lady fron forsy V ssy ye.rs -I!h ,is- 70
nafrrnony; have snf~f e.p&l ttse wter~ 81 10
ssrview can b. had By sadrvssps w. ssspoa D., fof
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DRY GOODS.
AT LEaKAIE's, THIS WEEK.

A LEuKAIN's, THIS WEEK
90 pieces FRENCH PIQUE, black and whtss.
beautiful design. JACONEfS, Ia all coorx
aud perfectly fast IS cents
"A full line of BRiLLfANrS Just opened.
Best assortment OF SILK GRfN ADINES In tho
city. French BAkEGE SATIN STRIPE, in
all colors. Entirely new SILK STRIPE tAkEGE
BROCHE STRIPE BAREGE
Best quality colored HERMANN BAREGE, 80 conts.
White and black TAFFETAs, latest importation.
White and black striped MOHAiRS latest importation.
White and black CHEM MOHAIRS,
LENO POPLlNS, striped Chem and Broche.
BROCHE CAMEL HAIR POPLINS, very rich.
IMPERIAL TAFFETAS, rs Wide direct from Paris . -
100 pieces WORSrED GRENADINES IS cents Full 20
cents yard under cost oil importation.
Large additions TO Mourning stock from the auction
sales OF the past week. Also fun lne OF heavy MantA
SIX for best city trade, aud much under market price
LEGRAIN'S,
729 Broadway,
corner OF WaverIey place
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NJ MILLER, AUcrToHEER
"A. ny y NJ MILLER CO, Monday. Nay II. No -
LAR0K i. LIZ or FURNITURE moved nom manu-
facoy co.ins out business There VIII be better c
portunity ororFd ~ purchasers this spng Tho snte VI
be positive consists IN part OF Chamber Sets Ia sataAs
marble baek walrst mahogany chestnut whtscwoed anS
pine Paror Suits In hhrcloth reps Fen0o
Chair Sets mahogany do black walnut mahogany bed
stesds marble top Centre Tables EScnslsa Dining Tables
Hair Mattresses Once i~s N variety hestcrs and Table,
CARPETS
Ingran. Three ply Brussels aud Russian.
DROOkLYS.-C. n. BAxrEE co. WILL SILL AZ
- auction on Tuesday May ~ a, n A. A. at 10 Cous
street OF Remscn valuable Property OF
kuskau and Hudson and
,sgcs with large gardens at Eas, Now York ror particle
lars apply above, or at 20 Chambers street. ". "
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EDWARD scuENcK, AucTIoSEgR.
ELEGANT SPAN or HORSES, PARK rUAErOn
BRfTskA, TWO STAT WAGON, HARNEsN AND BAD
DIES BRiDLEs, BLANKETS, SHEETS. a..
A. the private stable. No wsst Thirty. ninth street.
daor. NJ Rcx.

by EDWARD sCHESCK, tomorrow. May u. 81 "
O'Clock ~ above very ascsllsnt span Of long ssq
Trong Hor.en grey and black srtcsn hands and
sight old warranted Irroeuy SQUAD Kidd and rsous
In every way and 10 ot tosrthsr 10 81 o great sndufe
troll nftrrD miles the hour
Also light double Harness. light Top Wagon buii BY Jshs
4. smith.
Also eisg.n, Paft phaeton. nov ths spripx . sss
BrskA Wagon four UlAnkets Lap Robe,
Sheets Whips and tho sbure stable equipments The ssn
ton Of PARTIES wishing ssra One horses particularly called
" this sAl-.
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T LEGRAfNS.
IA Selling OF all ladies' plain Angelo Kid Gloves
beautiful spring shades and black At 81 %.
To broadway
No. Waveriey place.
In Cloak Department In addition our usually largo
stock we win exhibit silk Garments low SIS Also
lnrge variety OF Walking Jackets S. worth $40 We invite
special attention 10 stock Of Llama Lace Points and
Shawls. marked at gold prices.
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fANns ~ WE SIMrIH.

No Nina acres Of he DAVIS n Far,u near several o.
the larg- howns wells on t'hoe Trek inf ,.d ~, %
spoole punirs eT iAf The o Ioyaiy-Lve wrs 70 pr p
down immediately. wthou; any expense to TINS company
No. $-i;srnty.iv. res Of the :. w. Blank Farm almost
idoGnf .es pr r ,,oasS i the .@ t pfop'r
No fifty acres Of the Neil Form all epol h2'hg 'r,,
tory fithoi. Greek Tuns through the center o th properly
No Fifty acres on Wic,'on Run every ,cI. Of which +
boring ,errtcy nrr 70 the sc,ny River and Wet Hickory
Cos -rvr d GOOD wells Of ubrCug oil GaEo 0e"n siucA
"''' ~ '"'' PR6DUCrvG INTERESTS.
No S-One,..ssrtb ws ne interest In - EuTri1" Well
aud Lease No iS Tho1s houien Farm. TiEiaonc Oh The
lsrrrst aov ins wells on Piiio,c frrrk.
So s-Onr snirty rcond Of ell 81 from the ''RIc"
Wei ard Lease No q hocy iJru THIS tie land Interest
and no expense attending it-tlowing VIII
No ;-tIuc.si1trrnrs Of al hr oil from Wei No g. on
Lone 40 :. Morev b mn Flowing Vel
No. s-Oi.-s rie,n'b Of al tne OF from We'll No. 4. on
Les,- No. 5 Morey faul-flowlng Wei. 49,
No. oone-.!1tccr,h working int -r.t IN Car Wei snd
L1r, So 4 Morey Fsrn-Fo,sins N-l inst struck aid
No o-qhr.e sireen'h, Ming niores, Fl "Caifoni,
Wen L-a.- ~ o. beup hoa Ron. on tie bennehol Kun
Feirs cum Compaiiys lnd-tlowlna We'll
Apoihe web l. bring oo'ei Gu tl- lease with sood
so II-On-eishth worini ineTc,, in "Sto-y" Well and
Loi.e No. - III Ron tie Bnuehoa k1a Pv'io uEi
Company sinI-rio"ng Wei
Another wei being bored o. tS h4se s''' VAN S''S
No I.-One sixteenth working i'cres, IN lease No 60,
Thofuas tniIdrn Fdfm well low ociig bored . .
No. tJ-Ou, -Steruth wor.ng interest ~ eise no. oJ'
ThOHa lloud' fsTin, well now bc.ng bored . ~
No 40 r sixteenth "cf.hf i'terst ~ lease NO W.
1h"fnns iioInd, Fern nov hr!ne boFrd
n" Is-Onrsl,rerL working n',rc.t IL lease No. 81.
~. c-0r, s.aterih ~or.rg riefe,, in lease 40. o.
No. i7--jn.-,l,cen sorLnr nieIr.t ia ieGse 40 o..
Thonas Uo'rir Nm vel now beng bored.
so lg-Or,. z,rcrih v",ir ilrir5, in lea.e Ne ic1
Thons, llo'iIdru Fsr.r Vrli NV being bored
No 9-Our srt., nth w0rsr7 Interest In lea No. 9l'.
a. 0la4, H0iud,n Farm well bong nurrd.
Tie 4rt lat u.ufoued wells berg suuk ripnlly an
spproarhuc .lau ed D be- hunr tub.d sud tst' d
r, q al r1pe.a- o. "a. tomptuy.
Ilft more wells VI $50 b SUNK thEss Ell & lo,ees, Tree
o. 20 rrp,rsc H. the Company
PrYsp~c'rs aad every l1rr,au from tho ofe Of tho
Comm ~ where - s4hseiufioa b'ek. Tow cftu
OFFICE. So. 20 Pl;.E.-T. hLW-loRk
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OFFIrF. Nn. % PI.Ksr.. NEw.YOnK.

OFFICE No. % PI.Esr.. HEW.fORK,
whore subcrp books open for thc sae OIL TIE
si0ck at 81 pes share. .
TIE COMPANY HAS
Three different op-rtis in Fee simple on Fhhole Greek
amounting to eshyfous acres Of tue BIS, boring territory IN
the Grrut Oh ain. 80
One property IL Zee Simple on Wile,cn Run Of hy acres
OF the best BORN, territory.
FLOWING WELLS 80,
Interests or,he largest flowing wells On fithole
Greek and hepnehnh Run.
Interests In eight other eGsrs and tveutyhree wells no"
going down the estlocaions P.hoe Greek aud Bsn
nebcf Run.
On. be- ~ III the OF rom all the wells 20 be sunk the
Dawyou rioi, three of which nearly completed
Present product OF oil {, this company sneirnt 70 pay
-Four or We Or dividend per mouth with prospects oil
large ID speedy ucr.1sr.
Ihe foloniu. arc the properties Of the Company'
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rCUE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
Il RAILWAY CONPNAN on, f.r SALE
~l1lO,OiO

q Tier Firt Ho--ssr Sirl nq Ford Conyrr'b, BONDS
drr April l. la.5, bt 5un- ocNtN PR CtNr INTEREST,
pav.br in lie Iy 81 NsS lc IL Jay Of hpl. and
O'ohf. a. oich ueT belt thu sfe bGcHce oi fhc iorda
which the oupary Buoiiscf - srl unrI . prov nns
81 Nor.ayr g. tirors~ ~ 1iirs and laari y. Fish Irus
for H5nguoJ covering The whor line u Ito CONF iy
Eosd irc Chicago luiuo, ni'hfont Indiana, "a rirs
with the ttllAifr fq ru lHi Aplurea aLc'f, and al
o n, prrt,r' and lutuIe scgu.,rd proper =. .
Tue proceed. a. less iouds otr-d VII sr'inrli.h
th q - ratur noefil- drbt 4 Ito topat and provide
Tor The purchase = g erouut 81 additional rolling so.b
Fof Copy u Moe.s and further particl:s Apply u Tic
ofEcr q fs Company 40 u Nilan't. New lok, where
sub.cfip. 8 % flr tic touls SO be Received
Dii.a Srw.l o-A. Eco. 4, IA.
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Exchange is firm. Bills at 60 days on London,
IO7 ! q 1884 for Commercal; i0sl al0Si for Bank
ers; do, at short sight, llO Paris at 60 days,
5.23l95lsl; do. at short sight, SIC! ajl 10;
Antwerp, 5.2505.2o; Swiss, 5.2Oa5.lss; Ham.
burg, 36s36j Amsterdam, 4O.SAs; Frankfort,
IOa 4Oj; Bremen, slc7e,; prussiaD Thelers,
7l!aHl.
The following has been the exports OF specie
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R.cs;Dts ~ Produce.

FFn %. 100 bbls. Flour. go bb'A WHISKY 3il9
lbl, Corr Meal 90 hush. Corr 2la bUsh Oats 2ig
bus Seeds 3 pkgs. Ashes. 40 pkg Beef 40 pkgl.
Iork IC.s pkg. Cnt Meats, 90 pkgs. Lard. z l2i
Pkg. Petroleum. 10 phgs. Batter. 20 psSs Dressed
Hogs.
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CUPREME CorRT.-JoHN a. PULLEN

sui Others. Er4iu.t TIL bEOHbtIOWN GUILD VI "
no COMPANY or COLONADL-Wi -rr1s. BY ~ or irr
made IN this clurs dated tie 81 Dosmbe 1863 htTe occn
appointed the Icc-yrr o. til rty, reputable teits's
is, in sctiou chsle ri tnd Effects u every snd and
Description If the ocieudlu tho G"nt-o'oNu Cold Mimi
COMPANY Colorado ani have bcr thsfcby empowered
eel s cry Ton 81 he pror"r;y 81 Effects snf u
The sd dcrul' tch dine 90 les, IN such pate or p =
toua nd eihc. public pivle ss'r s. shall IN nv de'
crrtion TO -d,attiscor- Nof.terfoIe do f~ToDy
give notice ,hsi " 10 receive pIoP',l.- Tor to pnfrhs- ~
tT,i~ couusc Of ~ sud f.n,rsr tho pf y .nd tiirc u
The Gror-town Gelt Nlg CompBy q! olgsaio eoas.'nt
bs follow. viz: -. II,
Que hadieJ ma .oven,y urir, cims rogirrrri II the
cH's Dfc II the tolpiv oi tsrar tr'k, ~ OF rid9 lef
orv sd ,.tus-- on tl- Columbus. Lincoln 1aylo Wret
ton Fu,pirc Bcauh MpntcIanui Mlmnott ti4noLr Lane
IsNNetts PIN. Tree Nsnt-o. Detroit. Ur.ct Ncst.rn,
Wei,4Lou.o Fremont Bfouzc' Crysli Bfnson Ny unii'
bls Pvi Sarri ,si. g. SUpsc Verge, oT.nd aud oieI
oJss .h the buidings erected on said
ols and tiu u stomp. snd Osh"s slurdns pf"rfy De-
Ioncnr Thereto vita tto app1 tEanL" surh proposals. TO
he .en Ia 10 me bsolr tEr 2stb dry Of February instant
h sea I'd envelope ,sk.d 1posa!s tor purchase OF the
-o-rrtown pUuy property" Ard IN case should re-
live Toppsss such proposals shs not "a
snoh a. .honid irol uys.f asnrd IN gcceptiis h'.yby
,v. i,hr no,c hs toerc the, TO sy on ths III dsy
Of sch nett shs thr rd property to NJ pui up 10
public 1uc'1n by A. journey Ascue-r az the MrfcNi'
flchlrrr No. an Broadway. la TIC Cty Of New iok, ~
ho hour Of H. Of tt dy std to DO tete sold TO no
higLet end best bidder. 80. 8, .
For DESCRIPTION rad parfteusr- ~ tis viuabo property
.uply A. my Office No. ~ .,asgst-s'., Nss. .Sork-
W. JAMES II. COLEMAN, Receiver.
JoBS n. HAoErrf. Attorney for Received.
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DETROLEUN.
DETNOIIEUW.
l. PTrUOLE rArMS
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
A. - L D ,OVV-
$1,000 SHARES, Al ~ PER SHARE.
OTyICERs.

Prssi1en'-UM. ". stony. bsfsvis, y. Y
ice-Presidea;--GEOHGE i. BALL Brootlyn
TrrasuTer--JuLlUS X. PUNEBDf, Srw York
secfrtsuy-NM. II. WHITE New-Yort.
SuperinteLtsnt--A. q. MYERS, lha.ydle-
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TgaRy HAuTH AND ISriasAFotIs RAILROAD, !
9RcRETAHra UypIcR, VsaKE iArTg, FEB ", 1875. }
NOTICE To the NDHOLDERS of thi

NUIICL ~ IIU HV'I,IIVIIyI'I',' ~, W, II :,
~ TEREE HAyIE AND LICFhOND RAILROAD
COMPANY Nctie = hereby Own 20 the Bondhoders Of
Terro Hsute and Richmond Railroad onpsny scOrPoralion
created undr tito ~ q tho So o. NJ lndna Known 70
Tsiro Heue and ludisrap Raf % Cor peny TIA, on
the FIRST DAY Of Mach. 49, H. seven t Ter cepl Flint Mort
gsgo Bond. VI snld Railroad tomqany W become due SID
ayahlr thst said conpany wiz that day, py aid
onds In foil OF piuipsl and uiere T. ~ presfson - ssf
Bonds inlrrc coupon starhod a. tie cior a tho
FARMERS LOAN AND Trust COMPANY, Nc. ~ RI
change place. Ia the City Of t.x-Nors.
After the irs, day March 1885, the privilege Of convert
Ing Bond itS the Caral stock o. sid Company will
ces.e Oud iner,, Thereafter VIII not 90 collected or pad
thereon. IS ofacr o. the Bos.d, -
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WIN. ". STORY. Now York.
JULIUS X. POMEROY. Sew-1ok.
JOHNSON Il. BROWN, Rochester, ". !.
GEORGE Z. BALL, Brooklyn.
WIN n. WHITE, New.Yo,k
A. w. BAKER. New ORR.
OSCAR KING. Baltimore.
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The American Bureau Of Mines
80. 81 EROhbwhY.

Mines IMMORAL ld and cIsared cad reported upon
Competent eng BooTs ia-nilh"i 70 Min!ns CoraP'neA
Consolidation. Gioded on al u,Iins, nsea!iusgicsi and
gisstors si tho GEO CT TIC Bueaa A9or' ~ %,
and e. No. 60 sad o. BIo-twsy
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NOTICE-The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
~ holder. Of the NATURAL OIL SPRINGS COhPASY
viii b., uc at hr orco Of the tompauy No ~ Broadway,
on WEDNESDAY 2s,h lust, CT u o'clc-k.
Now OH Iohi2, ltpj
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Dipioen6 Notices.

OyPIcn OF fsr CHIcAGO AID ALrOs RAiLRoAp Co,
CHICAGO, H., Eco. Is 1865.
nfNIDTED NOTICE.-ihe Directors of the
- CHICAGO ALTON kAlLRoAD COMpASY hsvc
tins dsy dccarri DIVIDEND ct FIVE PER CENT CASH
on She Preferred Coz Sto'S Of bc CorplIy psy.hb
on The hrs. day Of N,rc e6 a. the oAcc Of hsrs NJ H.
lE>UP /. Co.. No. - frordwey. New-lort cry Tisu,er
ROOFS w.l Gloss tie ith iSt snd op,u tho 20 OF
Mach. W. M LANlhhLE secrttery.
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BOARD OF TRUsTErs
Geo. ID. H. Gillespie.
Frlsces Tones. j.. -
r. g. tJhon.. Pre- !deu! Yoar.t Ss.ienal baia
Chaa Aus. DOs,
Fred sohucisTd,. o p. Sctoehs.d, soD>
H. Caylus. % Cay!u. De knytor Z Go.
IussBe Raiy, OF Eugene Kelly 5 20.
4. Y. Srhcpr,or. CT "a perT : 90.
C,aA Ilo1spcl OF 1rous; schsid: Go.
Nm T. Dsahe 81 DfGA, tsoNtra.
Geo. = puHnirg. sg!t. Of u. ;. Assn Ch''.
X. l.. Mount, j..
Thccasfo GeatA. OF Cent? |. flipps
BoARD on ENPEnTS
DR. r. A r. B,ruafd Pr,icr' % ColunioiA Cciess sad
School OF Nibcs. President 81 Bosrd . =.
Dr. j. /. kiu,bL Mining EUssleor. N.cc Pfcileest Of
Eosr.- nm,
DIR john 1ouoy. Director o'ths y. s. Assay ONO
d. Ju.us hac.h,rg oi Adoogrs Raymond
Dr. AloS. Trippei. Hctoi!lfrical Enflbrrf 49, :,
Prof Falels L. Whoa Of he School Of 1ises OF t0us
Collrro. 80. .
Prof sor Thomas Eloaou. t.. oi tho School Of ahe'o
Pot C. t. Chunior. Of tie s,hoo o. Nine, Of coluues
Coles.
-. Ftor 3uck, csq., OF re;'. Buck 49,
W 4. Trowbrdsr osg.. o. The Soy, y ron Noils
H. ~. bnyrond 80. S'creibiy Of The boort
Dr. Herman toudueg, GCoogirt lpd Nniss Lr'ihcei'
GEO. u. 81. GILLESPIE, Pfraid'nt-
DRAKE DH KAY. SscrrtaFy.
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financial.

OzrcE ~ rHE UNITED Stairs LiFE TxsuRascE Co,
IN THE CITI OF SEw OK NO 90 WALT.
hrV.l oAK. FEB, -, iHb.)
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ ELECTION fUt TIN DlREoIuRs q obi. CnmPary,
cor ,,i,irg the Fif Cass and for THREE tSsPECfORS
NJ ELEC non will b. b. d a. hls ocr On MONDAY, the
5th day Of NsTob pToIma ee.g &c boar Of aud p LII
Bv oiior JOHN EADlE. Secretly.
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n aupess that the statement last week reported the
legal tenders enormously TO the c1tent OF nearly
two millions. Neither legal tenders or Nauonai
Rank notes are abundant with the banks.
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Looms hd Uiscts ~. 40 KN ~tcltt I'EIl
Circulation. % ss99l Dspo.......... 1888 "a ~
Legal Terdrrs........,....fol,Gb2 . 40 49,. .
Ciesrnr. Tor tie werk ending Eel. al 73l
Cl-angs the Tr,k ending fb. t........ is u
bssc's for the week ending Eco i7....... 10 al y. .
Bahness for the week ending heb ~ l9tMI0O
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Explosion was accompanied by the sheriff and
two deputies, two physicians and two ministers of
the gospel. The rope had already bpon placed
his dying words fasten the fatal cord 10 the cross
beam and execute the laws vengeance upon the un-
happy man The sight of the ghastly cap and the
horrd engine OF death excited no apparent emotion
in the man; he stood firm as q rOok-unmOved as a
statue. After stepping on the trap ne delivered a
address in measurably deliberate manner and with
perfect distinctness.
The rope drew through the neck knot, some blum.
derlnR official having failed to tie the guard Knot
which prevents such a horrid result Horror and
dismay spread over the features of the Sheriff and
his deputies; bu In the course Of O minute, which
must have seemed cen uries 70 the condemned, he
was taken up from the ground and carried upon the
ealows once more. As he was Deing picked up his
husky voice from beneath the ghastY cap exclaimed
ooh, gentlemen, don't let that occur again."
The nervousness natural to the occasion, and the
frght impaired to the officers by this unanticipated
circumstance delayed the execution full three
minutes, but at last the rope was readjused, trap
Tesprung, and the BODY OF Allen =. ESgleston, now
struggling IN its death agony, hung pended from
the Rallows beam. The horrid drawing up OF the
shoulders peculiar to those hung by the neck until
they are dead was observable Tor three minutes and
1t is probaDe that at the expiration of that briei
period life was extinct.
The body hung for over halt an hour. and was then
cut down and cofined for mterment in the potters
field or among the graves of friends, provided any
clam that Christian office.
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DAN AST q WAR MOCK.
AUCTIONEERS,
~slsS No, 24O MARKET gtreet

IMPORTANT POSITIVE SALE OF 900 LOTS
AMERICAN AND IMP0RTED DRY GOODS
MILLINERY GOODS, HOSIERY GOODS, AND
NoTIoNS, by Catalogue, upon credit,
On Wednesday,
October g. commencing at 10 o'clock comprising fun
and most desirable assortment OF staple and fancy
goods, suited 10 present sales.
s00N' 'IINEH CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
Included in sale on Wednesday.
1000 dozen ladies' and gents and q linen oambric
nTnted borders full line 10 finest numbers Imported
BLACK SILKS, ALPACAS, ETC. ETC.
Also an invoice his lustre and superior quality black
Gros de Rhine, 24E3s inch.
Also an invoice ack alpacas etc, mOhaiTs from
medium to finest qualities ,..,
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOODS,
Also 300 cartons latest fall stvles solid color aud
'ancy Paris poult de sole bonnet and trimming
ribbons
Also, an invoice Paris artificial flowers
Also, bonnet vevets, silk malines, etc. etc.
Also 100 cases newest fall shape straw and ielt hats
$50 DOZEN KID GLOVES.
Also op wednesday. I0H dozen superior Kid gloves,
stitched and plain for best city retail trade
lOee DOZEN IMPORTED CORS .TS.
comprising iun assortment OF whalebone, satteen
ahH Coute SOrsets worthy of particular attention.
Also American wha ebone and cane coIsets.
Also iul lhes OF ladies' and misses steel spring hoop
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Also, ladies' linen and muslin waists, drawers
chemses etc Gents linen bosom shirts Travelling
shirts shirts and drawers, suspenders ties ETC., etc
| 800 LOTS WALLETS. BAGS, AND FANCY GO0Ds
Also SO0 lots iSdss' and gents' morocco wallets
cases French brooches and sets, new STYLE fancy
buttons, fancy bead baskets combs, brushes tooth
brushes, etc. etc. comprising full and most desfablt
| Inc Of new Paris fancy gssas, just landed.
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SNEAK THIEF.-Charles Senior went to
No. 1121 Wister street, on the 18th of September
last, and engaged board and LODGING. At the time
he engaged board he did not have any baggage, ex-
cept a small parcel he carried IN his hand. The day
after, cn the 10Th, he lett, and carried with him
bundle containing pair Of pants aud vest, valued
at S26, belonging to MIR. j. Lehey, one OF the
boarders ana also a fine shirt. Miss Kate Russell
who lives at the house, saw Senior on Ridge avenue
near Green, yesterday, and going to Alderman
Massey's office, got a constable to arrest him. He
had hearing before the Alderman, who committed
HIM n answer.
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A CASE OF BAD MEMoRY.-Tbis morning,
as a police officer was walking his beat he saw q
wagon standing in Mac court which runs from FItz.
water at Ninth street, with couple OF barrels OF
whisk,y in it. There was also In the wagon man
Camed Patrick Convery, who was wrapped In the
arms of Morpheus When awakened and asked
what he was doing there, he did not know. When
asked where the barrels came from, he did not know.
In fact he was utterly OblviOus as to the manner in
which they came into his possession, Deeming such
Sublime ignorance rather a suspicious circumstance
Patrick was arrested; and his continuing to give
the same statement to how theWhskY got into hts
nossesslOn before Alderman TittermaIy, he was COM
mitted TO answer the charge OF infringing the reve-
nue laws. The barrels were both painted blue on
fhe end.