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A GARD
In assuming charge of the

In assuming charge of the
 FALLS VILLAGE JENELRY STORE,' for \. G. PERRY, and offering my services to the public here, l would say that for more than twelve years it has been my uniform en- deaTor to do every ,b in a thoroughly work manIlke mahner. !O lave every watch in such condition that it OUGHT TO GIVE sA1IFAC- TON, and to do Jewelry and General repairing NEATLY and THOROUGHLY. This cons tant en- dea vor for excellence, has I trusG, had its ap- propriate reward in the ability to excel. With clocks. usually ,lignted in Watch Repairing Shops, have even taken the same pains as with watches. and though young. have had an amount of experience in Clock Repairing sell dom attained by Jewellers. 1 would especial y Invite III this clase Of work. Tue care have taken with repairing elsewhere I hall tontinu ue to practice whiIe l am remaining in the'' FALLS VILLAGE JEwELRY SroRE'
 K. l. DAWSON.
 Falls Village, May 1867. 6-tf
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An English paper reports that the earn ings of the Atlantic cable for the last two months amount to over S34O, 900 in gold.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

FRRHE annual meeting of members of the M Litchfcld Say ng Society will be held on SAtariay, June 29 1867, at three O clock, P. NJ. at the FIUst National Bark
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IyPoRrAST LECTURES DAILY-ro GENTLEMEN
only interesting subjects At the New York Museum
Of ANATOMY, els Broadway Those unable - attend these
esures may receive copy BY forwarding ten ccns Ad
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

" sss Of property FOR unpaid tsxes and Crcton vss,
Public notice ia hereby given The, \. AL. =, n., g.
unpaid tsrrs Tor be year @ regular rsns az CO.
wntsr or we year ~ will take psce auction Al tbe
n Gay o. Ncvsmbef nert a. o'clock noon and continne
from day 70 day pnu the whole propertv ~.
sold Aud that the detailed Of tbe pro,e,ax AZ ~
be cold Tor unpaid tares and rroton water rents Ia
once week IN The New yofk DAILY Tribune ~.
BY order of E n CON yut 4 y 'c..,...,,--
A y. CApy Cierk Of Arrears "'p'"Ne'
NV yVW, AnNt 4 ~
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WV, H. GRIFFITH, iss ruLroE STREET oprERs
" for sals splendid stock of New and sers,nd ~ q
Iaeles reduced prizes Ole tables down ana
IN the best Cloths bas tps foe ~ III y,
Aa@fYe svshPps Ior sele shSsp. 1'~1'
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY AUGUST 20 1867
THE TURF.

uiRE TELEGRAM Is CREATING COMPLETE REvo-
j. iution IN evening journalism II already has the
largest circulation OF of its class In the country
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PRICE FOUR GENTS.

RoYs MAKE FROM ONE TO TnREE DoLLARs A
~ DAY SHILLING THE EVENING TELEGRAM ONE
HUNDRED WORE WANTED, AT 50 ANN sTREEr.a
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ooAsrNvIsE srrAMsHIPs.

nj iiE1.LHktM is CREATIsG A COMPLETE REvO-
ls,..'t IN csening Journalism. II already has tho
tscst oi in couptrv
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ChK FIsIsHIyG. .-ro MANUFAcru RERs OF SILK
- and slk ties g CRKw late Of the arm Of w. Grew
q dra Mscclesfeid England, has commenced the above
bukrsss a4 Twenty second street, between First and
astnd avenues, New yort f-tt
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN Cheapest line Of rs class United States mall steamers
POR SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRE AND BREMEN.
WESTERN METRoPoLrs Capt VIM wer.
viii leave pier ~ North river Saturday, August
Rates o. passage N gold or s squvsen IN currency
tirst cabin, Sll0. second. e65: steerage. 3Jh
Excursion tickets S7lo, $50 and 1so.
For freight e1pressAge bills o exchange passage apply
TO ISAAC TAYLOR, President.
dnar
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NEW JERSEY.



crtsscf VIVA ssucoLASG ciGtRr--T.o rnbanr named
lSnacio Solitaire and Frederick lopez were arrested
snont elk O'Clock last evening alleged fighting ia the
street On beng taken the police station two bags o.
cigars, without che government hlginr taken from
them chsrgs Afterwards ,naao that these cgars
were offered Tor hOpses ~ the city during
mo DAY, aud me prsoner Will accordingly he taken be-
tore Comm 6toner jackson, ia jersey City this after
noon.
Bergen.
Ross.sy .sp iGREif ssgSG NloInsgw--W William Water
maa stone cater. ran employed BY Mr.. Van Horn
biIlopf. Yesterday The former appropriated
Eoms tools belonging TO his employer, and when tho
latter demanded them and proceeded take them by
force, Wserrnsn welded heavy chisel and threatened
80 take Van Horns fe IL he rerss,ei Waterman
rested and gRen before Justice Reilly who sentenced
hiln 20 SIXTY days Imprisonment in lie county jail.
Tioon6efd.
NAaa1v Esctrs.-Tvo men were returning from
bloomfield 10 Newark on Ecaday nighs in buggy when
the horse took fright aud away rhe men were
thrown lrom the vehicle he road SIDE and wore
sgAi.y Injured The horse and b1ggy were found yes
terday 10 the Pnssaao river the horse being
drowned, within half e of Tho place where tho
thrown
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GRANT MOVEMENT IN BRookLYs.

4 large meeting Of cr1srs o. The Fourteenth ward,
irrespective 0. party, wss held at HamiNons Han,
Fourth street and North Fifth, +. D. last evening, for
the purpose ~ Organizing ! Grant club
- >A.rs - - Er - Pyr var.~s ~
The sssembIs9 was called TO order oy George j..
Aagrsth, who stated the objects OF the meeting.
motion mats that all who IN favor Of organ
zing Grant campaign club the ward should sign tho
roll, wheTcupor seventy three OF those present re-
spaIded
permanent organization then effected py the
election Samuel r Maddox, President Supervisor Sim
mons, Vice President; Jesse ". Hurst, Secretary
Abraham Ac1hy, Recording Secretary; George b.
Masrath, Treasurer.
On taxing the chair Mr.. GspDox delivered stirring
adaress. which was frequently applaDdeo.
4 committee OF Ave wa appointed 10 draw up by
laws, be submitted 10 the ol5 its next meeting
Monday evening neyt ard the meeting adjourned With
cheers Tor General Grant
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DSITvtsY.
John Arnold Cross.

TUhN Mfn0TN LFOss.
Tins geoteTen, well known in the politics OF Kings
county died at early hour yesterday morning % his
residence Brooklyn, L. D. The deceased was born in
Saratoga county, N Y, on tho 23d or December
1904 and consequently nearly eixfythreo years Of
age 8. the me Of lis death He removed to Brooklyn
4, en- early ags aud went into business In that CITY,
Upon first entering into politics he was elected an
Alderman from the Seventh ward serving for several
terms In l84S and lS4g he was elected member Of
the STATE Assembly and 1860 and 1851 AeInber Of
tho state senale. 10 1862 he the republican card
lac fer Mayor Of Brooklyn, but defeated by AN
Powell the Democratic nominee Mr.. Cross was quito
popular ~ Williamsburg, and was well known through
out Brooklyn. being corrected officially with several
insurance ana banking companies. Personally be was
most anabe gentleman. and greatly esteemed by
hosptable qualities ~ Tor his uprgntnss and integrity
OF chaTas. Ter.
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tsore the bonds duo mnrt not DC ennfouraed WITH
The Pend,stor. Stevens doctrine Il paying the bonds N
deprecated grcerhacks whom they tan due The former
IL legitimate business TRANSACTION, while the latter -
Cat reprdiauon- solvent merchant may 50 on
the stfees and buy up his own notes, los
yet due, al the pest bargain ne can make
them at much less than lhex according 70 tho
needs OF those aho hold them Tho merchant NAV do
this without 81 al njarng bis business standing or
breaking faith his creditors but the moment his
paper falls and no proposes 10 bny y a. less than
par, 10 acknowledges hs own bankruptcy or as
honesty.
II The coustrv needed could without destruc-
Ion 10 business five hundred thousand millions
moro ~ currency, the government would perhaps be
aslea ia ssuirc that OF currency, and with II
tuyng up It's own bonds. not yet due, at the market
for whatever holders choose TO accept; but
with q full understanding that when due, the national
debt " DO paid ID coin-no. indefinite paper
pgomises
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Disasters In the Bahamas.

wehave received from our correspondent the following
and disasters in the Bahamas with the
those vessels seeking Nassau in distress from DC, . 20
Nov ie:-
DC, s-Brig caawba, oilchri.t York for Mas
Mp with general cargo; struck on Tcney Rock bar.
pounded heavily. and when gotten OF and 70 the wharf
S bad esc @s n ana .an and s.d
paired; dsmsge vessel not extensive. The has sincs
asts-BrIg Brown, Gould, from Hsvan, for wamIss.
.s OF ~ wet.r er sSrO~ns ovs- e,sS and bs
las brought her Nassau uniniaret The weasel pro-
hIss sga,ss rs.sog. sr ylsoar., n from !. e.,
boz Bemni: assisted on and 6rOushs 70 Nassau ~
s The Frss,o found rH ssus y niles from
Ter. and ps.cs Sooms hid. coal on sst md one boiler
is BENG brough. port When found she hsd foreman
s,S @ : a.: ss s
vas sesndsned M ssa The peaches and oysters were
Ner is-srs Valencia % Boston, BRADFORD, from ycr.
vii ei.se.rss par, cargo ss i.ai which believed .
Marine Disasters.
BAws 8srtsu orpsS-capiain scsurlhury. % the bark
kriiish Queen DR. abandoned Al repcrs:-fcu fsi-
mouth 0uI wk cargo Of Cd railway and china clay.
consigned - MI Jsmmi Of ths city. Had fine weather
UP Nov and from ina the 18th experienced
sacsson o. sIrsas gaefrom all points with vcry heavy
rendering the vessel manageable and causing her e
eak bsdy thst d require be constant crertions 81 the
s EunD' , s q n. sss an op Sss
ork ane ia sight aud reaue - ~ - =. s,s ss
hcu We sl ,as SAN as sa ana ~ water IN tse hold
and was s-tin- fas, ~ res
Posing s.rssiSJr s g. yr ,scs ar.a %ss: fsr
49,, 80 wee orfoaife Tvsnteth stree "a sbc, Two
S.ci s0rF snd remained A. ;; az Al nj xh
,.s,.~ 2fst.ie - ne ssre, sh~ VIII rrcb ahivrom,
- sig'scd ~e VIII rot be injured s,exto
me- 81, ~ 1 s., a.. 1,, ne ~, surrss.
Mona fa.ssse ~ ,ess en leAsn su III islandi ~ -
nirr. ~ ~ 80 ekeffl Two coAefeas
rAkN fStotS. Tron. ts'os repnrsca rct0rn@s 10 Nex
saic o. enladnw mih stssmes Nonterrv W
fbic tF-i Nstvss 'ss.x. Rdrsrs II Inpdcr ssono
" rms reports fcra rosr.ra sc.f sNs
VI 49, VI go ~--f = oest - the Amer rhn scar
A..A.le 81 lem. 81 Il
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rM FINANCE;


Psyins the National Debt ia ssregasncks.
lFrcm The sandssAy Register Nov .3--Jsy Cooke
The United stsas EoveFHment has anderbtsd right
70 20 INTO tse open market and buy up its own bonds
before maturity. ON tie best terms can make IT there
wsrs sui 2sns q oie bcnarei millions IN greenbacks
DOW ~ the Ifcausf Secretary NcCan0ch Coaid With
perfect property Hd good fl,ll ssyd o. sseut mo
Wall stres and buy ~ fverentss a. fAe curreat mar
kct iTice psgir9 ~ Them IN sarrency 0tner pnr-
tbasrrs 49, These Dtessflss couit then be tsnceisd
and - rs-ch Or tho enai dert would ihus be pad
% IN eresnDackt NJ 0as questions ;he right
and power OF government to DO this thing
~ the lowest atianahc rics All HAT u necessary i
tho surplus currency the rrcssgrv hvt as ihere IA
not likely 20 be any large surplus 40 - Treasury with
ihs present amount ~ taxation. j " not probable That
the nrcrnui'n viii hr able nny great extent to thus
q ..nnnt - ~ y hDnds Pr aas u ma pyi.y.
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
IMPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship city 81 Washington Brl Hslcrow Liverpool
Nov II Va oaesns3vI Ism win mdse and passengers TO
sesn Ra Gina from Baso for Liverpool 18th u mies
sandy Hook passed steamship City OF Cork, hence
steamship sherman Hidreth. New Orleans. Nov I6 with
ase aa 2 md ese a. la HIS HE
wheea- ana nad HAD strong Winds s ne entire
NS - 4 s q lsaspar en slssp ss spene
ship ses Gun chaes.On 70 baltimore, Cape Lookout
sofs ssr An oa Of CAPE nenopea spoke shooner
scu nine days from 81 Johns NIB for Savannah, wish
BARK Colin Mcneil OF Boston,, White. Alicante IS
s.ys with mdxe 10 Fabbri ChauEcey. Experienced
Bark tof BOSTON, gdriase Malaga 81 days.
with fruit. A. master Had heavy westerly gales most
BARK Braacra tBremN Vessels, Rio Jsneiro Hamp-
ton Roads 81 lays, viii coffee, 20 rsvensisst &C.
rsss 70 Soy Had eh. WINDS and cains lie whole
Bsr NIX Clements yBr,. Kelly, Yarmouth Ms, 10 days
in ballast. % BOYD s IIncken.
sSr. h hr 5alas ia 10 soVa Iincken ,.'''
Bare Helene (Brl Conn, harrington Ms. 10 days, BAL
Brig Anna ssteheider ef Phsdeohal s,eslmsn ner.
Been Ssys " he Banks With .ucsson y nortery
oS Y giles sSy @r b sa w. Ss
every effort was made e rave n.ln out without success
fruit ss ana ss PASSENGER % Msasr. CO.
brig s55sSs 90 Som an0a Had re se,ys
hrg China Br Romkes s. MARITIME. Novs, vish SAL, 70
Rr s'pf Pn Br, Locke Bermuda 10 days Win OIL
10 Middleton Co HAD strorg head winds al the passage
Brig Merose COZ Boston, qrgrs, Bermuda ~ days, n
the ra;sags 10Th inst $ So lion o o. fell In with the
bark British Queen Ssw.eloury o. and FROM Falmouth
the capsn aud crew. 10 10 number and pronshs them 70
Fig ycr Cole Eastpor.. II days. with .ihs. 10 Brett
son Co sa .rons nosheriy gales all the passage; was
Brig Jed Frye, Langdcn. Calais days with lumber
sehr wiIdare fof Gloasss,er, Allen Msyssuez, PR II
days. with oranges, 10 Weinberg. Had heavy and
nv gales been 10 days Of Haiierar Loaf pari OF
schr Baxter Prince. Eizabcihport FOR Providence
schr Chas Grainer, Harvey, EnzshcthpoEt for Prov
SER Td wooten Young Eli,sbethpog+ for Providence
Scr fs Baylss Arnold. Ezab~th Dor, for Providence
schr starlight Blarhfori. Calais 10 days. 18th inst, ID
sshr iicrcn .wst., E.Ree, Calais, 10 days Carried
away iibtoom aud forcloprnast
sssr FaT, bsss ss' Tae Fsrand Ne
senr Isaac Rich. crowen. Boston.
schr Es,eie, ward, Boston,
schr Es,elIe. Ward Boston for Rontoui.
sehr wm sutton. Lee, Augusta Mass. for York. Va
schr Chas y Bebee. Bsbee, Nantucket
schr MARY Nj wiIi-ts Taunton.
schr Benz strong, Brown Providence
Schr Pierce. Ho5g1on Ssw Haven.
schr Emma " Fox. case. New London for Philadelphia
sclir !saediah. Burt, Grecnw1ch
sctr Mcrrman, Bellows, Portland, CT
Schr Susan Jones. Providence,
sclir josephine Hail. bridgeport
schr worfhington. Terry, ORIENT for Philadelphia.
schr Pauline DAVIS Port jefferson
schr Flying Fish. Nlckerson. West Neck
Schr Niagara. worden Rondout FOR Bridgeport
sssam Af Tasu gs csssail se %sksr Gilmore
| steamer comstock, Drake Philadelphia.
SAILED.
| steamship Nehrasks for Aspinwal.
1 Wind Al calm
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tho President, sapsrinteEdeDt Little, AZ tho Twentieth
ward, ia The chSir.
resolution was adopted so purchase tho property
the east side OF tho Court FcIse, Far Bccrun
street ani al, tho properly the west side far
the Reformed Dutch church for the parposs of extend
ing the Court House grounds.
A bill presented from ex-sher.f &cEanee, FOR
81 562 expenses incurred supporting the prisoners
IN The Kings county jail whs tbs cholera fsl lg IN
that institution. u referred
Tho Board adjourned without irarsacng any farther
business OF public interest.
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NJ wspipss CURRENCY.

AZ Ann sror. Mich, on toe Goth inst whilc q lntls
daughter " John Harris ST. play INK around bon
hrc. ncT clothes wor. suddenly seized IL she aamas
NrA \ sucrer rushed TO The child's assistance. when
hs clothes wore also Instantly in amer ana both were
20 Badly oeTaed that they cannot possibly survive.
The nesors fell such rrofus,cn n Iesven worth on
we isth mat the deck HANDS board the steamer
hslsey became frightened, ani failing upon their
khecs called uron Cod Tor marcy satisfied, Is they
we're. THAI ths dsv OF Judgment was s hand
man Al Hickory wyihe depot, usar Memphls was
ENGAGED last sunday in relating story about bis having
recently encountered some hignwsvman In the woods
lew MUGS ~ Among those who listened 10 the recits,
was hr. Afrod Rattle who had himself been recently
attacked pv highwayuen In the same locality and stu.
guar 10 relate Mr. Battle reiaenbcrec q, once that ,he
person taking was ono o. the men who had robbed w.
lie quietly conveyed this information 70 Others. The
narrator IN momeDi found himself prisoner and be-
Tore night ns was hanging IN swamp hard by, q dead
man. =
In Fulton county, Ga, an action being brouxh. by
Mrs. Mary y. cannon aganst tho wcftern and Atlantic
Railroad Company for damages for the killing or her
husband, an employee Of the company in 1862 Judge
Collier charged among other points that II the daceasrd
was voluntarily engaged 10 transporting Coafcsvrsle
rooFs, such beng unlawful act the plsirin could
not recover The jury rendered verde, OF ST. 900
dpmAzes
Rev r. pitner, pastor Of the A.thod.s church At
htca'gr. H. has bsen pronounced kuitcss Of charge.
81 Gl moral conduct
John wsrd formerly Of the army. h,s been xlllss IN
Care, VT, by earkesper named fri,z rrsyer,
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son. Philadelphia "A Heath willama Nyork; Bressss
Barl.ff. Nhrnnswiek. NJ.
Arm cd Br hark Melbourne, Horton, Ardrossan
saile. Schs Fvergreen reoste Carlisle, Potter 4
Angei Kelley and slaop Emoraia Norton, for kfork
ST Marks Nov l3cleared, brig Msttano Jarvis, New
York
SAVANNAH. Nov 2l-Sai.sd. ship LuistA (Brl. Finn
bnenos Ayrns schr Albert Thomas, Rorers River Plate
2d M-Cleared. bark y Brooknan, kasin- Liverpool
WILMINGTON. NC Nov 22-Aruved, brig James MUIR
chic tErl Eaton. Work schr Maria Hall shepard Boston
Cleared Steamship Mary "a nford. moore. kfork.
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cuusr o. OYER AND 7EsmMss---uvss COUNTY.
The Plymouth street Trngedy-Thc prisones
Donaldson Convicted of uanssaucht,r in
the Fearth Dcgrec-sentenee. Two Years In
stale Prison.
Before Judge lott

mr. Fs1Dls rs JANIS DossGidSoH I'll. prisoner was
yesterday morning put his trial for tho murder 81
MS vito, karssrcs Donaison the 12ih dure last,
ir the tenement house 10 Plymouth street, Brooklyn.
Tho particulars OF this case which date but fow
monbs back, viii be fresh the memory 81 our readers
from the full accounts given In Che Hrrk,D tho tine
o. tho fatal itself ana mo testimony ron
dcred at the inquest
The prisoner pleaded not rulty. District Attorney
Norris appeared for The people ard nr n farmeniier
for the defendant After full calculation Of sl tho
fsc from the witnesses the given 70 the Jury
who after hours absence returned xih verdict Of
gulty Of mantlaughtsr IA tho fOurth degree The pr-
scnef sentenced the STATE Prison Tor two wears