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Re0E Estate for Sale.
Ry Cabell 4 Watkins,
Real E-tate Agents and Auctioneers,
lil2 u ain street
& TWIN ~ rDT,3

6 THE GLEBF," ; BEAUTIFUL
a AND PRODUCTIVE FARM, ONE. QUAR-
TER OF A MILE FROM AMELIA COURTHOUSE
DEPOT, ON THE RICHMOND AND DANFILLE
RAILROAD, With ALI THE STOCK AND
CROPS, FOR SIS Tive offer for sale the beau
tifu country seat located as above, ontaiaing
1854 acres, map Of which can be seen At our
Office About 2v7 acres are cleared and in cultiva.
ton the balance in wooi and timber OF oak and
pine. The land has been much improved, and
produces well corn wheat. o.t., aud tobacco.
Much OF it has been clOversd. aud g1ano and
plaster used. good crop OF corn, odt-, and to-
bacco has inst been gathered on the farm. The
place Yields the greatest abundance OF fruit-such
as peaches, apples, peas, Cherries, srAYes, &c.
The buildings ale numerous, substantial, and at
tractiye. The main dwelling contains sever spa
cous rooms with hall, and porticos. all Of which
have been newly pdpered and painted. There Is
also near The mansion another dwelling OF i've
rooms. in excellent order.
There are five barns, two stables, csrrlagp-
house, Kitchens. ice house, wash. house &c. al
in excellent repair. The place is susceptible al
tiyislo into two farIGs. The dwelling j, within
ten minutes walk Of Amelia Courthouse, where
there several churches, schools, post office,
stores &c. an excellent spring Is near the dwell
ing : and the place is prOv.gb!aliy healthy. The
dwelling l. insured for $1,000.
The neigh borhood is one OF the very best in tn
State
Four fine Mules, several head Of B!ooded Cattle.
Hogs and some Furutture, &c., and all The gather
ed crops, will be sold 10 the puGcha.er II desiTsd
CAB..LI & WATKINS,
Real Estate Agents, lib Main street.
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Yellow Fever.

MOBILE, ALA, November 2.-l ello"
fever deaths to-day, 3 for the week, %
Weather clear and warm.
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i ,Q~ITTEp.-Gcorge Smith, of Norfolk,
va9 killed his wiic's paramour, Martin
1.4..soa, in July last, has been acquitted.
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ton quiet and steady; estimated sales,

LIVERPOOL, November p O'clock
Cotton dull and unchanged. Corn, 49s. a
49s. Cd. Lard, 52s.@52s. Cd. Tallow, ASS.
Sugar, 26s. -
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TOR SALE, ONE OF TIE BEST
e RETAIL GROCERY sT.EDS in the "a
state on the corner of Tsnabie and Mosby EI:H
streets, Union Hill. The house has five -~Z@
rooms besides the store room-all in NIT rate
order, newly painted and paperrd Also, DIV ELL'
ING adjoining, containing i've rooms BON
hou-es front on Tenable strset 50 fact, running
back III feet. Also. GASDEN, attached in rear,
fronting So feet on Mosby street running back 10!
feet: ali we enclosed There is also on the
place a No l sta bic, containing six sails ; car
riage- huuse, wood house, aad coal house. For
cash a bargain may be had for the whole. For
oc 20 H. POW HES.
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SCHOOLS, Summaries, AND
y COLLEGg rs win find 1t to their advantage 70
haya tbei CIRCULARS. MONTHLY kEfOSfo
hs nrinfsd AT the D'snateh Printing Hon's
A VERY LARGE LOT of Note, Let
n tar. Cap, Bill. head. and Printing Papers
generally, may be found at the Dispatch Printing
House, Send In your orders Tor printing. 1y u
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uMiss Lizzie NJ Archer studied both French ara
music in my school few years ago ana i! s'e 70
t ie + 10th successfully since that time she has
t bsen empoye ed n teaching and ha? proved an
Client, energetic and successful onn1 more nm
Ss;1otin1lv Recommend, both rs Iady ana d
teaehei' 'Ai'' THrBgKT p. LRFEByRs,,,
90 90 otawlmx 'Montgomr ry, Ala.
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nEV Inns
GRAND PRESENTATION
OF
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, 1857,
lc07 MAIN STREET.

1907 MAIN STREET.
We are now opening our full assortment OF
beautiful goods OF the latest and most desirable
fabrics for the present and approaching seasons,
and W. respectfully ask the attention Of tho pub
lie to our FINE AND FASHIONABLE READY
MADE CLOTHING, az well as our PATTERN
GOODS for the Custom Work Department. from
which selections may be made; and we are ena'
bled to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION In the suitng OF
the most iastidous tastes and meeting the Wishes
OF the most economical.
Orr CENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Is
W. i stocked with all that variety OF goods which
becomes sea.onabe at this period, and we present
all grades Of goods, and range OF prices within
the means OF all, since 1t is our determination
that o one shall leave
1907 MAIN STREET
wit. rt the conviction it is the place for great
bar.a! yhen the character OF the goods is taken
into consideration.
JOHN S. DEvLIy,
HENRY 7. MILLER. oca-ln
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u Observation-Disclosures IN THE

,EiHE NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
GOING AHEAD.
IN RECEIPT OF TIE SECOND SUPPLY.
COME To No. 1lO2 MAIN,
between Fourteenth and Fiftesnth streets,
where YOU will find the cheapest and largest stock
OF CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
| am determined To oifsr irstc lass goods at such
prices as TO give satisfaction. | invite my nume-
rous friends and the public generally.
A. Open HIMER,
No 1902 Main street, between
oc 10 Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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Educational.

DICH MOND + Il N Il l. h 1ES1 l.
N TETS--This institution, designed for girls
and Young ladies', day scholars and boardr-s, Is
now In IL, twelfth session with tatterln2 patroa-
axe. The Faculty consists VI pine able and expe-
rl.nced instructors. W ith This numOer "t teach
classes the Institute may receive into lts ample
accommodations additional pupils NJ any time,
with thu certainty that each ole, whether IN the
elements or Ia the highest coli. giats stu1ies Will
be properly cla.sed and faithful y taught
CHARGES moderate, and o1Iy from time OF en-
trance
For circ ula.s, &c. apply TO
CaaRLGS Fl. WINSTON, A. NJ.
no1lw President.
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WANTED.-WE Wish no PuH-
w chase good second hand IRAY.
GEORGE l. HESRlEG co,
No., Thiytaenth and Cary streets.
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WG2tts.

or twenty rella-
w BILE WCOD-CUTTE! S. For particulars ap-
ply to :, Ia nq ~ H , "a IN o. o,rets
mo- Il
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EsTABLIsHED 1884.
II p. J. CREW CO..
t,asssssors TO Q. Gre" . son0
AND CANDLE MAaUfACruRxRs.
Nos. lis. us, and III. Seventeenth street.
onpo..,s the Old Market. Richmond. Virginia
IVA now In factory 4 large stock Of superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which We Offer to the trade ~ sush prtess - "lI
may. /, TO tn in,srsst OF all TO psroniss this nome
,.s,ory ~ u-sm
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WANTED, good MILLINER who
w can also attend 10 the store. Apply ~
VA q. MRS II. l.. " lGASUS.
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1nrs wANTED-DRY. GREEN,
snd SALT Sd also, TALLn"; ior "nt'H -
highest cash price viii Oe eRE slaa X BY Co.
Leather and Hide Dealers.
Thirteenth street.
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CITUATION WANTED.-Me deslr re
- 10 op.sN in 9 mercantile house or manrfec
turing in this city FIR
OF superior III AZ xxi. nsve acquaintance in
his civ Petersburg, Freder!cssburs, ana, n
t dlsd throughout the State he vey best rener,
ehcts wiz Sd man ufacturing firm, and expert
. 9, sra KINDS Of he is capable
of eFV sontucing one If desired Kate OF eohp'n'
no l-eod3t oAoEIH -
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IN ASSUMING THE SOLE PROPRI
l. ETOnSHlP OF THE EXCHANGE H0TyL re-
specially ask for continuance OF the liberal pa
tronage viii ch 1t has heretofore received, pledging
my earnest efforts to make 1t all that 1t has been in
the past
oc lO-lm ]. L. CARRINGTON.
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yxTANTED, n good FIGURE a 4
w kELCOnPG K Al once, to go to the country
VI COZ JONES & HEWITT,
No Fifteenth street, between Main ard Ca'y.
o-olN
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GENTS WANTEn FOR = VIZ ~.
n GINA LIFE IKsgR rs EIsas THrHNNcs COM
Of Rchlnond, Va insures hiS 81 oh sns
mot reasonable terms, with see ng SshS
Those unable to insure ara u and County In the
Union. i,r Of Richmond wanted.
r C. POTTS, Secretary.
Applicants for agencies vii a ;ansrsl Agent,
L % Box 2O3, Richmond, va.
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In retiring from the firm OF Talia!erro Go.
cordially recomm snd II to the continued patronage
and cor tdence OF my friends.
no 2-r5N TT WARD.
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T'O THE AFFLICTED-BENS
/ SALALEM BROTH Oh SALTS OF WIS
DOH-a specific for Ringworm, letter, Itch, Bar
bers Itch. Ulcers, and All erupsions OF the SKIN,
no matter how malignant or how long standing.
Warranted TO cure or no pay. Try i, aud " 1t
does not speedily and promptly cure ana entirely
eradicate the disease, the money will be refunded
In everyinstancs. Price, Soc per bottle. For sale
by BLUNT nossLbl.
Druggists. No. l3e. u ain street
auss Richmond, vs..
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have )nst
~ hsst ,rnss IN ns for rstsntion and care
OF Hernia. Also, WHITES ABp9AbbE eras,.,
POTTER JOHN W. RlsVSI T Ia sstt,.s.
NH II nAih ens
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V,aKE NOTICE THAT l SHALL
4 annIv TO the Second Auditor of the State of
virginia for renewal OF certificate Of debt OF the
State of Virginia amounting to 81 200 transferred
to me by John Cosby July 18th, 1859. the same nav
eu 81 sam WILLIAM NJ. EVANS.
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WANTED, a SPECI All OR GEN H
w RAJ Partner to take the place OF re,
firing partners in houis win i bnne.s
snr n.rson with sufficient capital, desiring 10
form a business connection with a house OF soou
credit and standing, can get any information ue'
sired by addressing the undersisned
ny a,sw.,9x L., Di$patch office.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the CO. partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the firm and style
Of TALIAFEh RO & co. Is this day dissolved so
far as it relates to the said T. J. Ward, and that
II II debts due 10 the said partnership and those
due by the same to be paid only to and dis
charged only by the said ii. B. Talialrrro and X.
H. z. Robinson, by whom The business will be
continued under the same Il rm and style OF TALL
AFERRO < co. IL. b. TALIAFERRO,
K. II. p. ROBINSON,
T: J. WAED.
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WA NTED, an experienced 5 W
" YER, to take charg. Of mill q short dis
lance from the CITY. J. J. b WEN CO..
'".,e1 ~ :, 80 Wv 7aI NJ ain street.
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WANTED, ENGLISH, FRENCH,
w and Music SCHOLARS, by Miss /. NJ.
ARCHER. Terms moderate. Apply at SoS FRANK
lin street.
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NOTICE-In retiring from the concern and man.
agement OF the business / would cheerfnlly re-
msnd Mr.. James A. Bamire twho has been
with Us for some time pastl as worthy the conn.
dence Of my late pa.rons.
[sgnsdl CHARLES A. BERRIAN.
L Luz
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n for a renewal of CERTIFICATE for tnree
shares IF stock No 81. owned and held by me- in
the capital stock of the James River Manufd curing
Company, the original scrip having been Destroy
ed toy ire on the Sd of April, 1865.
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TIE CcURT s.
BAkwAY COURT.

The foI,owins peiuens we're logged yesterday i-bun-
can Phyfe New YoIE counsel, c. j. White; reierred W
James r. Dwight register Andrew Wilson, New York;
counsel. w. N. pemot; referred 10 Rdgar Keschnm,
Register Dar/sn l. Ormsby, New York; counsel,
David g. Ba,hitz; referred 70 Jehn f,en, nsgses,
Basoiz; ref erred Isaac Dayton, Register Ersstus
h. Crlttencru, New York; COUNSEL santord, 10 Baron
4 Clarke, referred to II. W. Allen Register g. y
Moore Ete of England, liabilities &I97 COO 70 English
credto'S,; counsel. EDWIN James; referred 70 y. J.
Villa rs Register
foc<,ing creditors have appeared and proved lheis
cir <ns Herman BiooninGdale sos; Samuel Roihs-
sild JE, $43 George L. 0sbcrn Of the arm OF Hard
Ran Osborn, $50 and John Ruszs $3.50 These
creditors the first meeting before Mr. Edgar Kesees
iegis,er, agreed to Aominae Joseph isachraoh OF NO
$40 Pearl street. assignee Of the bankrupt ana on
pressed wish That he should give bond to the amount
of $4,000.
IN the aaaHeT Of JoAM Belamy--Mr Tobias 3 Var
Hoevenburgh, 220 Broadway has been at nrs meeting
Of creditors this case chosen assignee by e greater
part in numeor and value Of creditors prescotwho bac
proved thor debts.
Ia tie matter OF Esrdisan3 ~ CsGyk-Creditors u
this having failed TO choose asgnee oil bankrupt
estates, M John sedgw,ck wss appointed assignee ey
the Register.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

AsorHKR CiUnIse CAsR--A PRISONER SEVERELY H.
Jup last evening, about hslfpast seven O'Clock, of
Scott Of the Forty first precinct noticed man under
the bridge which spans Montague street. near the Wall
ferry in the Of addressing several ladies' who
passing towards the Jerry al the time. The man
evidently under the influence Of liquor, and the
ladies' continued on their way without noticing him.
standing and asked him what he abons, whereupon
the other replied that Was none Of hrs business Scott
then seized the and taking him to the station
house. when the prisoner placed one OF his feet before
the onlcer, with the hope OF throwing him TO the
ground. This not entirely successful, however and
on recovering himself Scott drew his club and II s
alleged, beat his prisoner In fearful about the
fortunate man was overcome and conveyed 10 the
station house Washington street 1t then appeared that
his James McCarty and that he resided s6
ls,hsry Bis face presented horrible appearance
an ugly Would in the s hsa8d which was issuing from
apparently from wound In the back of his head as his
and the collar Of his covered with blood
charge OF intoxication and insulting females was
preferred against him, and after being allowed to clean
the blood from his face, &C., he locked up for the
ne but the true Of his injuries yet known.
great crowd surrounded the station house and many
the expressions uttered condemnstory OF the con-
duct OF the officer
The CASE AARON MEYRR.--Ihis case again occupied
the attention OF Justice Daley yesterday The defence
introduced two witnesses, named Henry Young and
Charles Elwig but nothing elected from
either The further adjourned until Thursday
refused, and the prisoner was remanded 10 the
county, iail.
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WEsrCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

Assault on 4 REyoRHR Yesterday afternoon about
i've O'Clock assault was made on Mr.. Joseph Akin
son by two men belonging TO Hook and Ladder Company
No. Of Morrisania said to be named Bauer aud Stock
niger. The circumstances follovs:-Mr. Akin.
son. the of his professional duties applied for
admission to Muisn's Park, where the company
shooting for prizes and holding picnic; but owing 10
Q report when appeared in the HERALD relating TO
the passage OF a resolution ut recent meeting of
the horrsania nre representatives, authorizing the
appo ntment OF q committee TO inquire into
the propric.y OF disbaniing the Aforesaid CON.
lSDSuS On he 1s on stating AMI his Susna
colsred by the sentinel al the gate who was speedily
Joined by another member Of the company. After n
hard tussle Mr. Atkinson succeeded In breaking loose
from the grasp Of his sssasnts and started on run
followed, however, by shower OF stones. He sub
sequeniy overtaken by the two mon in Filth street
who sprsrs him second time, but fortunately
prevented from seriously njuring him through the in
the spot . An oyicsr OF The Morrlsania police force
witnessed the second assault but when called upon 70
arrest the asseilans refused to do 20 without mas!s
trstss warrant
ST. Arerrurys-s CHuscB suxpAs SCHOOL PIcNc--
Yesterday afternoon and evening picnic and soiree Of
the sunday school OF e. Augostiue's Roman Catholic
church, Morrisanis, was held At Central Hall Garden,
Meiross. A. was anticipated a large number OF the
parents and friends OF tue childran-who alone num-
bered about four hundred-were in attendance and
pains spared by esteemed pastor Father j. r.
Woods 10 render the occasion truly ENJOYABLE Stuart
excellent band ciec0ursed some line music 10 ther usual
etve throueout the entire day.
srAsurse AWAY At kAM's PAax.-A man named
Rober Black has been arrested and tho lock-
up at Morrisaua, pending examination on = charge OF
having stabbed Of She walters in Germanis Park,
kslrose, with pocket knife, on sunday evening The
wound Is not considered dangerous.
DIscHARexp.--The two mon, named Patrick Burns and
william Buckley who arrested q, karls Park on
sunday afternoon on a charge OF having attempted TO
PICK the pockets OF ystors have been discharged
A Mr. Morris, % New York. In whose employ they have
been for some time past appeared before Justice Haupt
yesterday morning and vouched for the prisoners
good character which resulted 10 their liberation.
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SUPREME cOUHI-CAAxBeas
The Case Of Marquis dc l.. sharkey-He
AaRim Rcnsandcd 10 Prison.
Before Jodge Leonard

The Gase Of Marquis dc J.. Sharkey-He IN
AaRin RcassLnded 10 Prison.
Before Judge Leonard.
wsuia.r H. Gocswss We. Marquis DE- H. Ssertes.-fhe
plaintiff and defendant for sboat three years Co
partners in tho tobacco trade In ths city, and at The
expiration Of tho eopagtersershp the defendant shar
key centrved Obtain possnsen Of the assets and held
them. suit brought TO decide the question Of CO.
partnership, and resulted 10 favor OF Goodwin ana
ordering an accounting by the defendant GOODWIN
share of the profits, IL was alleged amounted -
about $176, 600, and execution was Issued against
the defendant but was returned unsstsfed all
his property having somehow disappeared
He was then proceeded against by Goodwin under the
Stwell act which aAowe the imprisonment OF debtor
who disclose his property Hc was imprisoned
In Ludlow street jail in March last, and two motions
have been made for his discharge but Without sc
cess, this being the second application.
present motion by Mr. Justice Leonard This appiica
ton should be denied the facts and also because the
petition defective within the reasoning OF Barlow vs.
Bancke Seden 106 The prisoner was con vcted OF con-
ceang his property well as of disposug Of II frandn
lsny If be guilty 81 the time he was adIudged so he
mast be guilty now Tor he has not on this application
disclosed any OF the property TO which he was found
guilty OF concea!ment Had be been found guilty OF
frauduleny transferring disposug OF his properly,
the transfer OF his title 10 the assignee 10 DO appointed
by the Court would be just and fair, and Ii could then
be reached by the creditor. Not so when the Debtor
couGeal The transfer to such assignee then gives no
remedy. Nothing be found by the assignee Til the
debtor dscloses what has been before hidden Tho
application is denied For the motion Mr. BurriD and
Mr. Coursen; opposed, William Fullerton and Mr.
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Iht LORD BOND ROBBERY.

4 New iaiion-IIov the Bou,Is Were
n~.,srsd so Mr. Lard mud xVno R..,~r.d
,n...
,,, -,
h"ouia see" 'oA' "'s fooocsy' which 81 'he trle OF
s commission created much excitement In snancial
crs. s aes,ined 70 hs bronsh, hac IN ,,. recoioco
,,' :.
OF tne puohc nhd every now ana tnen oy the sudden
solution Of one OF the many supposed mysteries that
bav. ,,,,onnaed A from, tbs dsv y,c, p.ra mn, Die
nav eN'.""sU :" "o., 'a' u~' '~'A n.n' pun Dis
bnger In the oohd PIE IN Exchange pasce when the rst
clue the robbers obtained after the precious scrip
VS. ,iss.a and In. aad,ns sror.,o. ,..r. ,~..,.a a.,
-. -, 80 VP -o'e .1'
was not known what mad been done win single bond.
stu $3.50 600 were recovered In periodical instruments
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NOTICE 70 OWNERS Of mAsksr WAGONS.
DsyARrxrst or FisAsos


tor the convenience Of owners OF market wagons and
all persons engaged In the sale OF produce from vehicles
OF suy kind well as 20 facilitate the collection OF the
fec. due for such privileges the Comptroller will issue
tickets which will show that the holder IS duly author
izsd 10 occupy wagon stand In accordance with the
crdnanceN and laws governing the markets OF the city
OF New York
The Comptroller 10 OF the opinion that such change
In the mode " ransscing this branch OF the market
business will meet the appreciation and approval OF all
Who intersNed In facilitating the market trade and
while some lncopvenienes may be experienced 81 trsL
II ~ believed thar tla time and experiences Will
BILE him 10 make fbe system acceptable TO all
Tickets, with coupons attached, viii be issued on the
LIST OF August 1897, permitting the holders thereof 10
occupy stand FOR sl1 tsss They may be bad daily
tsupdays excepedl stShe once Of the clerk appointed
Tor that purpose, No. 2lp Gfcsnwich street tBlcks
dining ssioonl Price Of such tcRsts, u 90
Any person nsglectns 10 procure such tickets will be
required TO pay the regular Tee Of cents per
day, and an additional sum Of twsnynvs ceno eeoh day
penalty Tor not conforming 70 the abosS regulations,
which viii be enforced by the collector.
RICHARD BNCoNNoLLY, COMPTROLLER.
On Thursday Of this week the uckets each y uh Eve
coupons attached, Zone for each Day 81 twentv.lse
esnis Including the Ticket ITSELF will b Issued ana all
parties are notined thea they can procure them On th
day A The Swbs sHes, y set fcrth u We Comptroller,
astsf.'>
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Tm alrs o. SGMRAl rsosAs :. pIlsMr.

An adjourned meeting of The olncen o. the irish
srfsde ~ss held lsss evening al 4he Asior House
Fhe attendance " the veterans sood. colonel
fepy presided and Csptsiu Foley acted A. secretary.
stmons those present General Burse Letters
tere read from several Or'cers 81 the brigade
dstset points expressing their regret ~ not being
I. We 70 attend the meeting MIA General Richardson,
pose husband vil be remembered hero Of the war
~ ssni ieiter ~ sympathy 20 the meeting A letter
- received ffom the kniebs OF ~ PstrcE en- clos az
nresolqhons adopted ~ ihsu on the sabec4 Of the
feh OF General Nssghsr
tlopol hssse. ~ the chairman ~ the COMMITTEES on
hs>lurons reported that be ready q report n the
feltt called for IL Was suggested however thai
ibeesdlng % The resolutions sboud be ed uutl
fture meeting conid 10 convened, at which there
sual BE- si larger attendance Toe question was nut
pse and ths resolutions we've ordered ~ no read
rfey expressed the regret OF the meeting At tbe
ess oths General which less 10 the republe suc
tbc Fysh rxcel rendered sympathy 10 The widow Of
Several Neagher her present bereavement ana ar.
pointed a committee 10 wait on Mrs. kessher ana
prescott her With an essrosssd copy OF the rseein,
th.y ver adopted upsnssnously gsnsrsip Burke
koonal bsess spd captain Clarke were 81 pop,ed
We ,ornDutes and the Chairman Of the meeting
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