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oYFIcR OF BuREAu R., p, AND A. L.,
GALVESTON, TEXAS, December 10. lBl I
Proposals will be received until the 2iti Instant
for the purchase or Lease for term Of years saIsa
Land appertaining 70 the same, of the property In
Waco, now held by the United States; and COMMONLY
Detailed description Of the property can be had at
the once Of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and
Abandoned Lands in Austin, Waco, and Galveston
Terms Of sale lease will be, half the amount
Of the lease or purchase money TO be paid the de
LIST Of July, 1853
The right s reserved to reject any or all bids not
deemed satisfactory. wv
Proposals will be addressed to Lieutenant J. p.
Richardson, A, 4. ., and G, D, o., Galveston,
Texas, aud will bo marked Proposals. for Purehase
or Lease OF Waco Factory ~
The above property will bo sold or leased under au
thority from Commissioner Of the Bureau OF Refn. .
gees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands.
J. p, RICHARDSON
de2O-6t Lieut.. and A, A. .. M, and q, B. b.
nkOpOhALh fOR ROkA0E
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90, The aboye sale has been postponed until the ID
day Of January lsR, o,,,oou c.--
DEopABBR 0. lsdT. de7.a5u
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Henry N. Young ct al.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
l. COLUMBIA THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NoVEM.
BER, 1867
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THE NATIO ONAL
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OF WASHINGTON, D. G.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS.
For the safe keeping under guarantee OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, SPECIE, ~
JEwELRY, CASH BOXES.
SILVER PLATE, VALUABLE PAPERS,
PAlNTlNGs. WILLS, DEEDS,
STOCKS MoRTGA0Rs.
And all descriptions Of valuablos. and for the
RENTING OF sAPEs,
INSIDE or
FIRE AND BuRGLAR.PRooF VAULTS.
OFFICE coRNI.R OF PIPTEENTH STREET AND
SEw YORK AVENUE
sP, brown, II. D. Cooke, George w. Riggs, Will
liam = Hpnti lxtOn, George L. Plant. George D. EV-
oror, s. p, BROWN. President.
B. p. SNYDER Secretary.
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HEDDEN, WINCHESTER CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
No. % Broadway, New York.
I, STOCKS. BONDS. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances.
Advances made approved securities.
Particular attention given to orders for the pur-
chase or sale Of the Adams, American United States,
Wells, Fargo Il Co., and Merchants Union Express
Stocks
AL orders fAithfully executed
JOSIAH HIDDEN. ISAIAH C. BABcoCK,
LOCKE W. WINCHESTER. ROBERT NJ. HBDDBN.
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PHILADELPHIAb AbSy SWIkNIESTSSS, I sIlSISS, AND BAITI'

PHILApELPHIAh Ahywy ywyI5MESToS. ! nv S1.S. AND BALTI.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April l6th, 1906,
Trsin, for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
NT5 a. m, RIpre-s Monday. excepted !; IL Is A. m.
Express; $40 p m, Express; and n.o p m, Ex-
Way Mall Train for Baltimore MsBam.
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s I..,. m, r,n.aa''ssSs ns ssSspAy TRAIN; -, w,.,,..,o,
Leave Bai,i%ore o q n q Philadelphia .sSpm.
IsiS aS' Baltimore e. F'E xassEH I'M ssbssrIHen M
1867 rrsssrSssEfEssflA SssEEsf ROUTE 1867
to THE S0hreTkS sSRNd sSEIH soEnBtfs ASp SOUTHWEST
On and aftcr MAY 2i,h, 1907 trains will as fol-
wssbi.ns,on 7Sam. Baltimore l2loP.m.
sSp.m.. lGS
THE GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE,
with ELE0ANT SCENERY, Palace State. room. day
and night Cars, With modern improvements, and saving
from four to twelve hour N lime over a9y other route
THREE DAty H%o BAE II FRss Ess TBST " Tr NORTH
Passengers by ibis route from Baitimore have the
ns Pors, sSd no e, rgRRfss all changes In uNioN DE-
Tickets by this route be procured at the Office,
National Hotel. whore reliable Attenuation will be
given At all times:
bursh. W. J, ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner sixth st. aIS Penn Pm. .t.S%c ayeP%Sec
EDS YOUNG. General Passenger HssnI ~,
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BRONCHITIS. AND ALL OTHER THROAT DIS.
eases rndealy cured at the corner Of Eighth street
and Ponnsy lyania avenue.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS AND NOCTURNAL EMS
sions, the great curse OF young mon, permanently
cured al tho corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylya
MIA avenue.
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CATARRH ALSO YIELDS TO THE ELECTRICAL
currents at the corner Of Eighth street and Pennsyl
yAnin avenue,
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IN FACT, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, WHEN NOT
SHRDD'S hands. =.
send for circular. with certificates. no2s-u
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ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, NO MATTER IRON
what cause are readily ool.Iolled by proper and
skuful application OF the different modihcations OF
Electricity aud Vapor Baths. at the of Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. 80
The New York herald., 1867-10-30
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

The trouble among the democrats In the Third Assem-
bly, district Of Hudson county continues and the breach
becomes wider every day. The Convention met again
on Monday night and failed to make a choice Alder
man Davis ana Mr.. Van Worst the candidates. and
the friends OF the latter claim the nomination the
majority OF the members present. The Convention
compromise proposed TO drop both candidates. but this
offer was rejected. Both will therefore run.
The Essex County Republican Convention assembled
yesterday afternoon and nominated Captain Peter +.
Rogers for sheriff. and Albert p. Condt for County
Clerk. The request made BY the soldiers that Major
nation OF Captain Rogers gives general satisfaction.
His military record s without blemish, and his nomna-
tion Is the strongest that could have been made A
well attended meeting held at Dramatic Hall last
evening. which addressed By several exponens OF
republican principles
Essex county have nominated Francis Mackn for the
Assembly. Tho gentlemen 10 at present member Of
the City Council.
The democracy OF tho Second Assembly district OF
Essex county have nominated Edward h. Ensign, Mayor
Of Orange, for the Assembly.
The republicans OF the Fifth district OF Passac county
have nominated Robert Aikens for the Legislature.
Edward r. Bullock has been nominated for the State
Senate by the republicans OF Huntsrdon county.
The republicans Of the Third Assembly district OF
Mercer county have nominated John Clark FOR the As
sembly.
The republicans Of the Fifth Assembly district Of
Essex county TO nominate candidate for the As
The democracy q Ocean county have nominated E.
p Emerson for Assembly and G. H. Wardell for Sheriff.
The Democratic Convention OF the Third Assembly
district OF Essex county recently nominated James
SIN th for the Assembly.
Robert ~ Henning has been nominated for the Assem-
bly, from the First Assembly district Of Essex county
The New York herald., 1867-10-30

The LINCOLN MoxuAKxr FOR PROSPECT PARK.-At q 70.
cent meeting Of the Kings County War Fund Committee
reported that the subscription started
ly after Mr. Lncoln's assassination for monument to
his memory amounted in few months to nearly thir-
teen thousand dollars This money invested by Mr..
rockingham in United states bonds A contract was
then made with firm In Newburg for bronze statue
eight and half feet In height to be completed in two
About one ago the model exhibited TO the
mittee, when half the money paid The statue 10
BY which the commissioners OF Prospect Park will build
pedestal for the statue. twelve feet height the
plaza The spot Is marked by sign afxed to q stake.
LARoENgs.-wiilam n. Lewis caused the arrest Of q
young man named George Riley, yesterday on charge
OF stealing quantity OF carpenters tools from him
The accused was locked up 10 await examination.
George Lockwood, canlker arrested yesterday on
the complaint OF Patrick McGovsrn, accuses him OF
having stolen $5l worth Of timber from the foot Of
Justice Dunno
ENCOUNTER BxrwEES PoLrrrcrASs-Aois J. Dygert q
lawyer, and Andrew Glass, a private watchman had
desperate personal conflict yesterday afternoon in
lager beer saloon South seventh street. f. D. growing
out Of political dispute After pummcling each Other
the saloon they adjourned TO the and renewed
the feht when, Is charged Glass drew q knife upon
DyGer For this alleged offence the former arrested
by oicer Mcfarland, Of the Fortynfth precinct aud
locked up
COMMITTED on CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY Leonard
Chapel, . fashionably dressed darky, yesterday
committed by Justice Daley to charge OF grand
larceny II Is alleged that Leonard stole gold watch
few days since and pawped IL TO defry his wedding
expenses he having married Jamaica belle the day
following the larceny.
DRowrSo ACCIDENT "A named John Bslfcrd,
while engaged In hosting coal the dock foot OF Hud-
avenue. about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
wife and two children, and resided at 253 John street.
The body was not recovered up TO late hour last night
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NEW JERSEY.


Man FOUND DRowsRp. The body OF = man, appa-
realty thirty years Of age, found the river at the
foot OF Newark street, yesterday He vas about Eve
feet four inches in height sailors shirt and pants
but had no boots or stockings An Inquest held By
Coroner White and the jury returned verdict OF found
drowned simply there being marks OF violence on
the body 70 suegest foul PLAY. The body s possibly
that OF the man Crowley who drowned In the storm
OF the sloop Mary stebbins, OF Yonxers.
Newark.
ARREsr ron RscnynG srotxs PRorrRry.-The pro.
prstor Of ono Of the leading foundrss Of Newark
was arrested on Monday night on a charge OF having
bought three thousand pounds Of railroad ron with the
knowledge OF ifs having been stolen He denied the
charge, and was baed in the sum Of $500 10 appear
hereafter. A German named John Tum was arrested
last evening charge Of having stolen tho iron from
the New Jersey Railroad Company.
Trenton.
MARRIED woxss's RfaHTs-Dscrsioy NJ rHr Cnsvcvt-
loR An importast decision has been rendered at the
present term BY Chancellor zabriskie In the case OF H.
Obitz, administrator OF Qudart ". G. Psrgeaux and
wife The premises No. 50 Mechanic street. Newark
we're held BY deed In th name OF the WIFE and the
defsndan,s sued By bill in equity TO appropriate
The premises 70 the payment Of the husbands debts
Part Of the purchase money had been advanced By The
wife, but u was urged that much larger portion had
bssn paid by the proceeds 6 the restaurant and liquor
business which vac carried % by hssosnd and wife
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Steamship Leo. Dearborn sayannah-Murray Ferris 4
Steamship Albemare. Bourne norfolk City Point and
Rlchmond-N McOready 4 Co.
Steamship Neptune Baker Beston..w , cyde ''S'
Brig Robert Move Dickinson Demerara-H Irow-
big cOyadOnsa CBr). Henry ST Thomas-ROche Bros a
sehr Tcop'c Bird (Br), McDougal, ST Johns
sehr Matilda Brooks oakes, ST Marks-E d Hurlbut a
:, schr ida Brdsai Birdsa, Savannah and Daren--N
schr Allie May, Mclaughlin, Norfolk.
schr Fay, Baker Boston--Crandall Umuhray 4 Co.
sloop Active, Miller Norfolk-G Racket 4 Bro.
Arrived
Steamship Russia (r) Cook, Liverpool October 10 and
Queenstown zhh with mdse and Passengers TO Cunard.
S Brsman a s ssaSb n Lon & a N passed tes
s9 Fssa g p sSy,s
'n . Tss II vi ha.
sssg 90 ss:ss Ss sss
The s Is Ssa on s. Ss % ssa @
sas n yISd q, @,
ssls lon ss % passed the wreck o. vessel Of 600
Ship Hatfield cBS . MURPHY @ 1rdrosssn Il days with
Ton Ss 70 Boyd Had y heavy winds up to
SAX sse s Isss and os N n wa
had heavy ss from
brig dismased mast saa and making making very @ bad weather
Brig Fortune tPorl peteiro oporto, 81 days, with wne
brig Firm tBr), Dexter Cow Bay days. with COAL to
Crandal, umphray Co.
Brig Memphis tsr sandford, Cow Bay, days. with COAL
TO Crandan. Umphray 4 Co.
Brig Milwaukee. -, Machas.
Brig II odiorne lBrl Sutherland. Boston, days in bal
last 10 J De Wolf A Co.
schr Acora tof Machas) Talbot Arecibo PR with
molasses. 70 Talbot a Co. (rhe arrived 23th.l
Schr w Chapman (br). Cole. Rockland NIB, 10 days,
with building stone to | Nevius a son.
Schr Marian Draper, Weaver Calais.
Schr Nellie Treat Trim Calais.
Schr Mountain Laurel Langley, CALAIS
Schr Jason, Stewart. Machas.
Schr Sahwa, Wright, Machias.
Schr Ganges. Higgns Franklin.
schr Hardscrabhle, Jones, Rockiand
Schr Adrian Emery. Rockland.
Schr Telegraph SAWYER, Portland
Schr Amelia, Beebe. Providence.
Schr VIM II Bowen Jackson Providence
Schr John Sponord Hawkins, Providence.
Schr Orion. Hadwn. Fal River.
Schr Eliza Rayner Rayner Brookhaven.
(. schrN shaier, Haze. Portland, CT.
Schr Helen r. Jones, Portland, CT
Schr Calista Jones' Portland 81.
schr z l. Hammond, Morrel, New Haven.
Schr VIM Buman. Jones, Norwich.
Schr Adele Felicia Endicott. Norwich.
Schr Free Wind Frisby Norwalk
schr o Hawley Clark, Greenport.
CoRREcrIoN-Norwegan bark julius from Rio Janeiro,
reported arrived Ia the morning should read bark
Eous" The arrival of schr King Cephalonia should
read "schr Katie Capt King"
Below.
Bark Havelock, from Yokohama.
Wind at sunset NE.
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THE spIRITuALIsT MURDER.

Trial OF Jacob Van Arsdale at somerviIle.
New Jersey.
The court room at SQmerville. N J., crowded
again yesterday TO hear the continued arguments Of
counsel In the murder trial of Jacob Van Arsdale.
Mr.. Williamson, for the defence, addressed the jury
in long, vigorous and well sustained speech, comment.
ing p detail upon the evidence and showing the entire
absence Of any motive the part Of the prisoner for
the commission OF the crime He considered the only
question for the Jury WAS whether at the time Of the
murder, the prisoners intellect controlled BY his
reason II was uncommon thing for some men to
bosubject 70 paroxysms spells Of insanity. enjoy
in the intervals between the attacks perfect soundnsss Of
mind. Il was not denied that Van Arsdale was .
reason for temporary periods, and when no
motive could be found for the deed he had
the boy Jasper Baird he unable to appreciate the
Of his act II had been said the little colored
temper but this was conjecture and should not be
allowed to influence for a moment the minds OF the
jury. whon he had committed the murder he made no
attempt up the traces Of his guilt the hammer
and knife which he had used lay unconceaied In his
Workshop and where the boy was knocked down there
his body rested Mn. Baird, in her evidence.
that the prisoner coming from the workshop after
the MURDER . strange expression OF countenance
in fac. the same wild look which number Of Witnesses
alterations. His whole conduct after the murder
justified tho plea Of insanity When pursued and
claimed .Tl hx this thing when get to Somsrvils I"
Such language could hardly be the emanation Of .
eouuo mind-Of mnd CONSCIOUS OF . terrlpe crime
having been committed. And when OF the neigh
bors came up TO aid In hts arrest he cried out You
into this thing" He went voluntarily into the
whom ordered BY tho conductor. When In prison be
asked for no counsel denied nothing, and had only
vague idea Of what he had perperaied. sheriff Brokaw
asked him what made him do the deed and he replied
They got me drugged." showing that he still
haunted by his old monomania When asked " he
sorry, he said, al guess not; ! don't know
yet; cant say" His language alone indicated
scted reason and there was no proof whatever that
the murder he committed was premeditated, proof
that he lay In walt for his victim, and unless there
premeditaon malice aforethought there Is no murder
The learned counsel alluded to many cases OF homicide
the influence OF insanity less apparent than
10 this but trial nevertheless sufficient acqut
those accused Of responsibility. Public OPINION how
ever had much to DO In affecting this result In the
Of his client II was different, FOR public opnion
already prejudiced against him. Mr. williamson coz.
cuded his speech with an impressive psrora,ion.
The Attorney General followed, but the hour being
late be had TO postpone the most of his remarks till
to-day, when the case will probably be decided.
The New York herald., 1867-10-30

DryAuLTrvG Pork OPERATOR The provision ring In
the Board OF Trade Chicago considerably excited
Saturday morning by the announcement on Change
that d. D. Michaes provision operator pretty large
figures and the publisher OF the Daily Commercial Cr-
csiay had suddenly abscondcd, leaving a. Q memorial
TO his crsdulous friends and financial bankers large
oepts asersgstng Il . said, fun $4,000 The follow
ing victims have bees discovered Manufacturers Ma
tona Bank. $4,000 certain, perhaps more Phillips
Bros, 1000; Peters Co, 5000; Commercial In
surance Company, $4,000. partly secured; A. c. Hori-
bat Racine Wisconsin 50v and several other smaller
su ma in All about eiU 600
The New York herald., 1867-10-30
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Cnllicalt Case.

The United States Taeophilus G. Cdllicoh, er.
Collector; John Allen, George j. Hardy Louis Fancher,
Alexander Cunningham and augustus j. Dayton. The
defendants were indicted by the Grand Jury empaneed
in the United States Dis rict Court eastern Dsrct
the charge OF conspiracy to defraud the government
The trial OF this important has been set down for
November H. the Circuit Court. JUDGES Nelson and
Benedict will preside. 1t IS understood that District
Attorney Keasy New Jersey, will conduct the case
on behalf OF the government The defendents will be
represented bv eminent counsel including members Of
both the New York and Brooklyn bars.
The New York herald., 1867-10-30

may not anti ipslo but hope that previous lessons
which have appeared in the columns oil tno HERALD
may not ha 70 been without their wsrning ana tna none
but stancf craft able resist the warning eiemens,
may been a,oat within influence oil thn storm
Last ming he wind shed the storm quarter 70
tho 10 rth gying assuring token o. coia anu ioiaoo
wealg
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THE navy.
oRDKREp.

Acting Masters Thomas Stohard Josiah oHannum
and Acting Ensign Thomas N Bell have been ordered 10
the Independence.
HoroRABLy DiscHARGEn
Acting Assistant Paymaster G. II. Hannnet Act
ing Ensign, T. X Rumiels, Acting Second Assistant
Engineer H. Hebard Acting Third Assistant Engineers
W. II. wingate, C. =. Dyce and C. A. Euggren have
been honorably discharged
The New York herald., 1867-10-30
No srorm in the south.

The Storm in the south.
WnsSGros, ~ e., Oct. 20, 1867.
Tho weather Is clear No damage was sustained in
this section by the late storm The steamships William
p clyds and Rebecca Clyde, for Now York, and the
James A. Gary for Baltimore, have been detained in
side the bar several days by the very heavy weather
and crossed this morning Tie steamships Pioneer. for
Philadelphia and Fairbanks, New York, will proba-
big cross tonight or tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1867-10-30
me storm il philadelphia.

IIHlTltrlAI OCT. zsl 1907.
The storm subslied this morning but RECOMMENDED
ma afternoon. with the wind FROM the eastward.
The New York herald., 1867-10-30

The Gale on tbe Coast.
or Tho es:ts ef the gale ong the coast We have ve
10 learn What fearful tales Of shpwrs<k and peril have
been wrought out IN bese hours Of gloou and storm We
The New York herald., 1867-10-30
BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
Supreme cour,-circait-cnlendar Thi. Day.

Suprcme COurt-Circnft-Cnlenda This Day.
Held by Judge Gilbert.
Nos Nos
l74-Hiyrins vs. Miller 2s-Koehler VS.. Reddng.
tS2.-Rowan and another 2o9--valentine Conger
Hyatt. 2il-klnch vs.. Harding ct al.
ls9-Lynch vs.. Petry. 2l2-Hoppock VS. Baker ct al.
l93-Kelsey IS Burke. 2l3-Diossy Berrian.
l9Svanderveer and another 24-Schafmeyer et al. VS..
W.. spaulding and Post ct al
other 2l5-Reilly Brown ct al,
96-Livingston Pierson 2i7-Betts Foett.
7l-Harty N. j. Central 2ly-kip Hans ct al
X r. Co 220-Stratton HuG ct al.
ll0-Fergus Thompson S6-Grlswold Kenny
and another etaL
163-williams Dodd. l3l-Aeret winans and
2Uo-Hanngan Architcc another.
tural Iron Works.
The New York herald., 1867-10-30
The Storm In Brooklyn.

The same damage to the trees, chimneys and building
material noted in Brooklyn. The streets were COM
paratvey deserted and outdoor business almost sus.
pended; but no serious damage or accidents were
ported at nightfall
The New York herald., 1867-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
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than HoFrs MALT EXTRACT, which keep as = drink
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EDWIN COX.
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of casarh. Colds, Hoarseness. Coughs Bronchitis and
Consumption. Depot sl2 Broadway.
BsoLyrE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
ssns 10 publicity No charge ill divorce obtained
N. HowEs, Attorney. rs Nassau street.
BsoLUTg DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY
no fss charged unit. divorce onsatsson free
-.-~ ~ 50 Nassau SSnsi street. is~yff ss" York city
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF TaE KENTUCKY
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Prizes csshed and Information given By addressing z.
RICHMOND. No. Gisey Building. Cortlandt street.
IL PRIZES CAsHED IN LOCALIZED LoTTERIEA-
cEGfs Broker is Broadway sIaa' aad is Fulton street
RRANDRErH's PILLS, FROM INTRINSIC MERIT
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tho citizens OF the United States and their use found 10
health 10 the sick when other remedies have utterly
failed They for sale by druggists and the prnci
pal oos Brandreth House, New York. They may be had
with English, French Spanish Portugsse italian and Ger
man directions, By single boz or 1000 gross
N0RNs, BUNIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ diseases OF the feet cured BY DR. zACHARlE, 100
Broadway.
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RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA ACROSS THE coz !
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S SHIP.PIN G NEW S.
pOsT sf NEW YORK. ucTossa 20. 1857.


Steamship Persia (Br Lott Queenstown and Liverpccl-B
Cunard -
siesmsSip Atlantic. Hover Brsmsn Viz southampton
IA
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IMMENSE SUCCESS.
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CONTAINS THREE
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UNDER THE HARROW.
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ARE NOW COMPLETED.
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The storm ON the North River.

The Storm On the North River.
The different ferry boats Of the Barclay street line
pcrienced difficulty entering their slips but for
tunatcy they not damaged and brief delays were
the only pconveniences which tho passengers were
subjected. But the boats OF the Pavonia line we're not
Fortunate as the Susquehanna blown the
slip and wedged in in such seriously i'm
pete the travel at this part OF the river
The New York herald., 1867-10-30

Tue SVbs't"Ss'oE'
The effect OF the has been severely fs
throughout weschssisr county, but 90 far % asoer
fained, particularly In tho lower districts No
individual losses OF any extent hive been reported bat
n probable considerable damage 70 property has bsep
occasioned by the heavy fall Of rain As usual such
occasions, the villages Of Mott hsvoa and Melross
suffered severely consequence OF tho canal having
oyernowed s banks The water rose vn other end or
the bridge which spans the channel hou street. ef
fectualy stopping communication betwn tho village
and III Harlem railroad depot Many Of doe cellars and
st floors OF houses In the vicinity Of Froy Hollow wso
again sed-a circumstance that was attended With
the customary results Notw outstanding the torrents
that continued throughout the forepart OF yesterday
several target excursions found their way FROM She me-
evening passed very pleasant time, though she1 gar
ments we're somewhat moistened good deal of dam
age wes sustained by tho Harlem Bridge ana fofcnan
which beng laid.
The New York herald., 1867-10-30

NENF,