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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01
PAIN

From the best and purest materials, and with q
care that insurea the most perfect uniformity in
the medisinc.N
The reputation of the Pain Killer has suffered
more or less from numerous eounterfeits and imi-
~tations, that have been issued from time TO time,
many Of them we'll calculated to deceive promis-
ing to cure diseases for which the Pain Killer is
intended while they contain few If any properties
in Common with It, and are generally entirely
worthless. These become so numerous that, in
1854, to protect the public and ourselves, we wen
to a heavy expense in procuring finely engraved
steel plates for our labels ; altering, at the same
time, the shape of our bottles from 0ctagon to fiat
panel, with "Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer" blown
in the glass. On one side of each bottle is n finely
engraved likeness of Perry Davis, the inventor OF
the medicine on the other side of each is our nott
of hand, rs finely engraved, to counterfeit which
is held to be forgery by the laws of the United
States. To the name of our medicine,
"PAlN KlLLER,n
Which is our trade mark, We heye the exclusive
right, which we have never failed to sustain il
law, in any of the numerous actions brough
against parties putting up or selling articles undel
that name, or one so similar as TO mislead tn
public. We would caution the public against al
imitation of our preparation, either in name o
style of putting up. The Pain Killer is sole
wholesale by Druggists and Medicine dealers il
the principal cities, and retailed by Druggists
Apothecaries, and at variety shops general,
throughout the United States and British Provin
ces Also, by druggists and commission merchant
at most of the foreign ports with which the Unite'
States hold commercial relations.
The Pain Ki1ler.-NoRTHAMPToN, MAJ
II, 1867. Messrs. Perry Davis d Son :-Dea
Sirs-I wish to add to your numerous testimonials
Last September + was ut Work cutting sole leathe
with a die and q heavy iron mallet. / made
misstrike, and the mallet came down with it
whole force upon my thumb, splitting 1t from tn
first joint entirely open, and laid the bone bare
/ supposed ] had ruined my thumb forever, but
thought of your Paiu Killer, aud went abouta hal
o mile and obtained a bottle. / saturated a littl
cotton batting, first winding . waxed threa'
around the wound, and applied tho Pain Killer
saturating the bandage two or three times q day
In five minutes the pain ceased, and in a week
entirely healed up, and I will say chat ntve
seen anything for healing qualities that equallel
it, and / would earnestly recommend it to the pub
lie as q pain killer and Q healer.
Yours truly, r. 7. CHAPLIN.
PERRY DAVIS q SON, Proprietors.
No. "A High ST., Providence, RI.
March 80, 1s67-v3n1l3m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

observation-disclosures & Dalton, attorneys
at law, have recently dissolved the former
remaining at the ~old.place of business the
latter occupying a room in Fosters brick.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01
PAIN KILLER,

A lame easily understood, and not easily for
gotten. In Cholera il has been cminently success
full, curing hundreds Of the seyercst cases and
never, to our knowledge. having failed in = single
instance when IL was used according to directions
in the earlier stages of the disease.
No medicine has been more successful Ia curing
Fever and Ague, and other diseases incident TO
Western and Southern climate. For a Cold, il is
almost a specific. Rheumatic and Neuralgia AZ
~fections give way to it when all other remedies
have failed. 1t Ia eminently a FAMILY MEDICINE,
and by being kept ready for immediate resort in
cases of accident or sudden attack of disease. has
saved many hours Of suffering, and many n dollar
in time and doctors bills.
w. aontsnn. 80 .a. nuN
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01
Old Albany Ferry.

HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE
wclI-known Ferry, / am prepared TO cross
everybody and everything, from q footman to a
six-mule team Of elephants. My boat Is
Large, Staunch and Safe,
the access and egress to and from II Is by supe-
rior roads, and Mac. an old, experienced Ferry
man Is always ready with q smile to hurry
patrons over Jordan. I engage against all acct
dents ut the following reduced rates:
Iwo-horse wagon, .....".....-s""". ia Cents
Man and Horse, ..."..,........... l24 Ceuts
4 OOLInhny ~ Ientt
Loose Stock per agreement. My connection
with the Lower Ferry has been severed.
7. ii. DAVIS.
Albany, April 26th, 1852. ely
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

ATHE WEATHER.-We write this Thursday
noon. The weather is still cold and pinch.
ing. Some declare they are delighted with
it. We "can't see it." We have suffered
more during this cold snap than wedid some
years ago in Minnesota, where the winters
last four and Eve months, and the thermom-
e:er is frequently at thirty, and sometimes
at forty degrees below zero.
This cold weather is hard on farmers
hard on their stock-bard on everything.
Hay is $50 per ton, and not very plenty.
We are amazed at the number of sleighs
that have sprung into being within the last
two weeks. Sleighs of every imaginable
kind-good, bad and indiferent-can be seen
at IN hour of the day, "csutting about ike
mad" If a man will fill a tub with ice-cold
water, place his nude feet in it, with the cold
north wind blowing on him, and hire a cheap
boy tojingle q small COW bell, and hit him
with q hard snowfall occasionally, he will
enjoy himself as well as if sleigh-riding; +
besides it is much cheaper. Try it, and see.
We charge nothing for the recipe.
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/ TO THE PUBLIC.
Ii PAIN KILLER

Manufactured by Perry Davis & Son has won
for Itself a reputation unsurpassed in the history
Of medical preparations. II IL as well known in
the trading ports Of India and China as In New
York and Cincinnati; and It's continually inereas.
ing demand, where it has been longest known, Is
one Of It's strongest recommendation and best ad.
veFtisements. II began 20 be favorsbly known Ia
A ID. 1889. and has ever since been gradually
growing into public favor, till In thousands OF
families II has come TO be considered an article Of
such necessity that they are never without a sup
ply Of IL 70 resort 20 in case of accident or sudden
illness. Il Is not unfrequcntIy said OF IL eve
would as soon think ofdoing without -four In the
house as without PAIN KILLER"
Il gives immediate relief in case of q scald OF
burn. as well as in the sudden attack Of a Diar.
rhea, Dysentsry, or similar affection Of the bow.
els and, being an entirely vegetable preparation
IL as safe as IL IL reliable. The promptness and
certainty with which II acts in relieving ali kinds
Of pain, makes ID worthy its name
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

EVERYBODY Boys 'KM.-Mrs. Stipp's Tho.
racic Balsam is still in demand in this mar.
ket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

IcE.-Messrs. Tally & Anderson have put
up about fifteen tons Of ice from the Calipoo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

VXTE have the largest sky-light and best ar
w ranged rooms this side Of San Francisco.
@s-Children's Likenesses taken with care
Pictures bopied, and warranted equal TO the Origi-
mails.
Na-Ladies and gentlemen visiting town, are
very respectfully solicited to call ct eur gallery
and examine our specimens. v3n5Iy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-01

MRS. DUNNIWAY,
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM PORT.
land. with q Fresh Invoice Of
Bonnets, Hats.
Ribbons, Flowers, PIumes, Laees, Dugles,
Crystals, Buttons, Bindings, Netts,
Trimmings, Gloves, Hose, velveta,
Combs, Chignons, Collars,
Cuffs. Handkerchief, Pat
terms, &c, &c, Etc.t
Takes pleasure in informing The public that she
will continue the
M 7 L T. NJ Z r x
-Axp-
CLOAK-MAKING BUSINESS
At the Old Stand. formerly owned by Mrs.
Jackson A Co.
She will shortly receive.
DIRECT FROM NEW YoRK!
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
Very Choice Millinery Goods
Among which arc the celebrated
IDAHO BoNNETs" AND HATS
AND ALL THE-
OTHER NOVELTIES OF THE ssAsOHl
She has also secured the Agency Of
Md'ms DsmOreSt's World Renowned Patterns,
and all Of The many useful and orna-
mental articles advertised
in her justly popa-
lar Magazine.
COME LADIES' "ali Of you together" and
sec II 1 have not tho
Cheapest and Choicest millinery Goods
EvER OFFERED ron SALE IN Albany
DRESS AND ~CLOAK.MAKINGl
In the Latest Styles
Perfect Fits Warranted.
BLEACHING AND PRESSING
In the best manner at the very lowest rates.
-
NEW STAMPING PATTERNS BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
Gs- Don't forget the place. Southwest corncI
Main and Broad Albin streets, Albany
se2sv3n7ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

-whest more active msiny for speclston but 70
g Tor spring bu, %. marie. elo:ea 81 g
as I'll low sts ~s: bought On
s..ll. ma sis ra "s ;s.' s.s NO so's' .pros
sS' Tor .@a lots, or fu ioads d.. Monday ;p ssss
is x ~ .s .,s..
small lots California. Corn vas active scarce and higher,
Ss :rls' .:lns " %sss
" y tr un.oans do - 10 for wssern yellow and y
sr. - ss. sA
Barley and bsrisy malt were ouIi and unchanged
Fnrenrs rather NOR. .e,ivs higher
ses sss' ": arsy The ssssras
s s..s ssos :. a. %
pss .:s$:s sS.ssi: q, s:!:.
sS = Per. = = a a, z S.s d;fsv % Ss'ss:
pressed No. We heard Of % ehArsen DOT previously re-
GIsrss v.s Am and nominal a. ,ssc. islc for bags
HKsr.-MsSla dun and nominal o. fitso. IKE,
sold; other llid, were unchanged.
being limited and priss: sSysrs favor quote
Ss.s: ;T.s s s ,cs s good 70 prime 'ss ''s and
ni nSss Z rss IN s dssn and ns nsrt Va. quite
ss s @ Mo .ss. .s ss :.
srus;. we sSSS's'-s,oy hide: gsenSs Ags' .os "a
ssS,.s,ss, e. h., s cesy,.s;:. ~ ls.,
H. % he ,ssd' c.f.rp'. ~ iS. sss
I,S Ss. S;sA Is s ss 70 lS &c.. M Nae
.%gssof .s - s.. 's % Is u p
Noycnber "A. 1858 e0b0O hides.
fns business In all kinds small demand
being only for jobbng lots but prices were We
quote -nsnis zoe sloa3; MADRAS etc = VI u.s. 0uass-
msia, ~ 10 al 3d. Bengal 81 so and "a 2s--ai gold
fHoS. For Scotch pig the market only moderately
scsvc but fuI prices were prevsen. for all Kinds Theirs
tales Of ~ tons arsherrte, en- shr slt $50 do
100 do Csrnree and " do 0lsnganeck private term.
Cotness ex chip, quoted NJ &A American was sIl
dull, but unchanged IN value We quote No. 4l 44s;
No y fsT $40 OF old wrought scrap the sales $40
r,s 0S sns ffi s" "a on private !.
New rats were quiet ~ former quotations. Rsnsd bar vas
quiet but steady al Sc Sg5
Lr.p o,dinsry forasD was aniss bus steady. ssa' 80
LsArnSx -abAIoos so's 1oatiDusa Moderate demsnd
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


TUESDAY, Nov. A-6 P. NJ.
BUrlptro MATrRIALe.-Tbo market for articles
coming under this heading experienced change Of moment
For Eastern spruce the demand moderately scve
previous prices prevailed The saes comprised about
feet Al from Sls 62s arrivals moderate Lashs IN
demand at asa ~ TO- Bricks unchanged, being
demand steady $il for Long Isand Sl8 822f or
croton, 50 S for New Jersey 5000 @l3 North
and 45 $50 for Phua 'front.' RosendAe
IN good demand and firm NJ 50, while lime was
steady ~ VI ID for common and ~ for lump.
BEEswAx dull and nomin 81 nj s2c. 421<c.
CooPERAsE SToCx.Thc market for all kinds quiet,
but prices steady the following quo
shocks, 36 inch heads 80 80 "a IS; do 80 inch beads
s3 Is mossscs shocks, - inch heads 81 ~ ~ 55
shocks, 10 30; box $50; Pipe do, rs 30 az
hoops, II feet, $55 go; do. ~ fect go = xs2
CANDIfs.--For all kinds the market continued rule
sperm, $50 a soc, patent Sc. q 600.
500 0uayaqu At about &c. god In bond aud 200 do
Trinidad on private tsrms
CopPFR.lngot active demand higher the
kc closing strong about 22c DC. About 500 0C0 bs
sold 81 22.c. for all kinds. Other sales TO tho
catent OF COO reported but thu particulars
kept private.
CoiroS.-Receipts, 6,s79 bslcs The demand active
for all purposes aud large business
prices sbouc above those current yesterday The
qnlcf owing tho scarcity and high
freight The sales 7,022 baes Including III 10
rye or which IA for export lt for spinning Cf7
speculation aud 200 In transit There sales
lrs1s 40 es middlng deyerabs up 10 the l5th OF
9tuc- We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

Was - fair request ba. ss.ceey We quote
ssS s mel,Ss ssa Fs. ss3s ssSs
&C. heavy $780, ss' .'Hs DO DO md dale s s
sssS: % = ssss 49, sss = a.
de s doc sec Oak slaughter. heavy ac sc 40 md
DO %dd as s a. isss me
Sse aais. Do. 6siies ssc a@a "''''''
BY sS New az 1s Gun rs
a Snr ssc ss er Cuba and sac
ta o for do grocery grades' and 4Sc s5c for Porto
NAVAL STORES Receipts 70 oSl. spirit. tSrDenins 1900
s'sss .aa s ws'f s'ssss %
&C. and s,s last EVENING" zoo do q sssia ~ss r. r.
6, g sTsis 4 3 % ~ g Or sss % fgr
70 o ss ~ .i. !. q so d9 81 a.
$3.50. 70 So with saIes Of 800 oSis private terms
or. GAxr-wsstern duh nominai at sw 50 s5s
Ola inseed continued dull and heavy crushers' prices
ssgp, ana arn a = az VI 50 for prime winter :. me
and or c RG d nj s%s s.d S .' s s q ~
800 bos coast whale s5c. 30 crude sperm
IS u saaasn !, vas =
PrrEoIsUs.-cruae in bulk was moderately active at
nS1 out Rrss the market closing = sso Crude
enss was w Or a p % b a. me asnu ls s
The sales were 1905 Ibis standard White for 6e Ia nee Of
this month 35c 500 Of December
At SAGE Sc kaphha duh aud entirely nominal. IL
Phadepa the business was fair and prices higher the
market closing with buyers n S29 she sales 1000
ebs s.aodard white for November ~ asSc ando0 do for
December AZ II &C S3c., chiefly tho latter price,
PErRoLruH BARsRLB. Saes 1000 At s 90 Tor crude and
81 20 FOR refined,
PSovIsIoss Receipts sjs bb- pork 2s7, do beef, bi2
do. and 100 kegs lard and II dressed The market for
pork continued to rule dull prices heavy and rreg
lar The saies only about 80 b0s in lots, At 1877 %
ST 30 for 1878 7 Tor city do T3 92 % for prime
ana go 50 Sa5 for new and old prime mess.
Live hogs were selling slowly Mt sc. sHc,
with arrivss Of s,6G head. Beef remained quie. bur
steady sales 81 bbs al $li SI7 for plsn neS and
% Tor new extra DO terce bee rsna!oe dull and
nominal at former prices hams improved de-
mapd and sales effected OF SO bbls At 28 30 no. Tia
lard market dull and the prices lower the sales
being confined to ABOUT $50 packages at Ike lbSc
Tor No. to prisne steam and kettle rendered
Cut meats slow OF sale, but prices quite
STEADY. We quote Western pieAed shoulders
1Gc. 1c; dry sailed do, Zoe 10sc.; city picked HAMS
loo lsc; smoked HAMS lie lsc; bsgged do, fbc Ice
Sales 100 tierces Western picked hams ut loo lbc For
bacon the market exhibited more activity and saes ware
berland cn deliverable the rs half Of December and long
clear, deliverable at the time private Tho
rkct for butter u and heavy the demand st being
amos. entirely confined TO the OF the local trade
Prices unchanged however Cheese fair demsDd
and full prices pres allied fog ali kinds. We quote:-
Ruttar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

yaine In Quicksilver Of Y, Pacific Mail y, New York
Central Y, Erie az, wabash y, Michigan Southern
N, Pittsburg X, Toledo y, Northwestern y.
The transactions Of the last regular board closed
with the following quota anton, JoA s0s.
Cumberland, 30 q 3eh; Western Union, 90 se,S
Quicksilver, 2lx 245s; Mariposa, 5h 6k do. pre-
Serred. AK . 2ik; Pacific Mail, li7k nix; New
York Central, 124k l24l Erie 37k 8,ys; do. pre-.
rcrred, 20 q o.; Hudson River l2s 1854; Reading,
asA psT; Michigan Central, III . 40;
Michigan Southern, sox q soH; Illinois Cen
trail. isiH . las; Pttsburg, s7k s7l; North.
western. sax q s4,l; do. preferred, SIS a ssh;
Toledo. 100 . 1ooK; Rock Island, 1861 lo7; st.
Paul. 6ssl esq do. preferred, s5h s55s Wabash,
5sk a 80; do preferred, 10 70; Fort wayne, lio,.
n III; Ohio and Mississippi, 81 SIX.
The session OF the last open board was perhaps the
dullest OF the day, business being confined to the
stocks enumerated In the following sales:--Canton,
Jox Bariposa preferred, AK; Pacific Mail. 1les<
Hudson River, 1854; Reading, osK; wabash, 70
81 Paul preferred s5k; Fort wayne, l10ys Ohio
and Mississippi, 81 Michigan Southern, ssA Pitts.
burg, SIX; Toledo, 100; Rock Island, 1864 North
western, s4X do. preferred, s7x.
After the boards the market was heavy and droop-
,ng. Prices closed on the street at half-past I'VE
O'Clock as follows New York Central, 1921 l28x
rrie. s7k 3.sE Pacific Mail, 116A 10Y Toledo.
100 Reading, vs'4 pia North"cs'ein' oon ooA
do preferred, s6ls bid; Rock Island, loeS Pitts
burg, s74 S7s; Canton, 5o&.
Foreign exchange was firm at the quotation-ios,s
aiosH for prime bankers, sixty days.
The following wero the bids for the city bank
stocks at theregular board: Merchants l2R America
TiS Merchants Exchange 10, Seventh Ward iish
ocean io7, American Exchange liz, Metropolitan
i4i snoe and Leather 100, Marine $50. Importers and
RAIDERS i3s, Park 1914, Manufacturers and Mer
ohants' io2 Central National no. Fourth Eatona
t"aS. reuth National ioa
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CofFEEo continued IN fair ds,nsnd from the trade and
the msrk. steady and FIRM, particularly for hv better
GRADES which sl most sought after The sales
$3.50 bag. steamer Mississippi 400 do er Queen OF the
Fleet aud $40 DO Veredy private terms Other kinds
quiet Sales, 500 bags Java sK Crest Of the Wave on
private terms
ware generally ncbangei Sales, rs toms soda ash AZ sc
2sc, gold sal soda, 81 IN ~ Co. do caustic soda.
&C. s4sc., do tSS kegs hcsrb sois, part at &C., do
bleaching powders &C. &C. currency; cream tartar, 9c.
saLc., sold and - bAss sorts gum arabic private
FLoux AND lrArS-Eeceipts, ~ CTS hbs -four, 600 DO.
l,2ni bas nes, <4Dl busbels wheat 1895 do
"a 100 do oats SOD do rye and AS do malt The
-four somewhat Irregular but generally quiet and
resdy The demand Was very light aud the transactions
SMALL good business could have been done In extra Stale
for export at S6 CO. but holders were Arm higher Bgures
California fonr dull anil nominal The sales about
IL 600 bbls. Southern also dull nominal
quotations. Sales 40 bbs Rye hour in moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25
POLITICAL.

AT MEETING OF THE SEVENTEENTH wAgD
Tsmmany . School Convention held AIM asonic Hall
Tuesday eyennk November ~ 1885, Hon. Nj. o. pre-
siding, JOHN T. TENNESSEE, Esq. was Nv acalAIna ton
unanimously nominated candidate School trustee
NJ q. GROSS, Chairman
H r. FITzsIMoss} Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

DATEHTgEs OR OWNERS OF PATENTS WHO DE
sire 20 have articles mae md SOLD under their patents
upon ROYALTY otherwise and without rsk expense
part Apply nv giving aad u such art
ctes advertisers who large manufacturers
wholesale merchants Ia this ely, having great es
extensive scguantsnces in ali our large cities and
Address A. H., boz 4. ~ New York Post Office.
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Cherry st. No 81 years, peryear aoco
%es, II, NJ =, Se Lar Y ys.s yer 900 900
A,0.,s y !, .skSscs cogsTy-nsooklrs.
h hlsai'S s .; s q Ss.ns .. 800
esam5 ana @aon 81 81 sn'e eo ~ -, 81
s sr9asway and Ppssang Al 1000
HosPs, 81 !, 1855 OF Bedford as Isssasaiiiii5S
HsorsS bedford a.; issS
ss::Ts: !: :, .s 1900
MsSs,asss place NJ q Henry so.i9s 1000
s:ss \ 3 ri 10 sisS l""s'
RsPelye. Henry o. isioo Nom
%ysssa q lss %iS l.! sisso
DsSs6 sSs list !. Of AaspHii !: lssssssliasI -.
psi.,oa Of ly!s ~ siiiaa.siiii sSs
lIroop Az e 81 + PARK s9 AZ Sso 0 80
d d.sss ss w. Of Of wsa ogas Z. a. issa lag
Los 70, !; , aaS a Nm csa:sysa sS
Lofts Lot: may s ss % 81 sna s TO- @ heir. 90
Lot. ia. ls isi and In map heirs Martsnss 600
classo. alss house y Myrtle Az, store, &c,s
Graham and Bennett st. cor. irs ioo 10
ThiNsfKns ~ oursise OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Grove st adj Bsdwlns 6or2Oo 300
Thrai place ss q riisin place ioosso...- $50
: IRAHsfEES II ESSEX COUNTY, N. J.--SEwARK.
Centre at ~, $50 Il from Park, 25xlo9 Nom
Kinney and Orchard n corner 22x5e lao
Il front. 10000
Van Buren, 75 It from Glover st. l05xt7D. 800
ERLLRyILLE
Nswark and Paterson Railroad, ., Hand property,
Newark and Paterson Railroad, 5, Hand property,
TRASsrxRs nupsos COUNTY. N. J.-MovoKkN-wEsr
7h al, n g, 50 II Of Willow 81, aas5o .... b,sa6
ssssOsxl9 ................... 1850
Lots 81, 81, 80, 81 block 40 Coser estate $500
Clark Nv and Golden a. W corner a5xiso LOO
Montgomery "A I25 26xi0O 500
Lot ~, book map OF Hudson Grove, 5xl00 l75o
Bergen at. g. lots IS to 81 map OF Van winkle's 1905
CIcndening lots 10 a. Is block . b0rOO 5000
Lexington nv, g. g. g. block 2 Bucks 75xl00 l610
Wilton 81 ss, BOO n of Communipaw l00xi25Aa6x -
80
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WESTMINSTER ihTelLlsEaCe.

MURDER TRIN.-fhe trial OF John Fogie for the
alleged murder OF Alexander Burns. Of Yonkers on
the 27th OF June last resulted In the acquittal OF the
accused.
MURDER OF MISS HICKs.-In the case OF Michael J.
Canty and Charles Burke, sentenced to be hung on
Friday next for their participation with Thomas
Fitzgerald in the murder OF Miss Ellen Hicks IN the
town OF Westchester in August, 1866, Governor Fen
ton has cOmmuted their sentence 10 mprsOn ment In
the Sing Sing prison for I've years from tho 9th day
or July last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
mens ana balances a. the sub-Treasury In this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been a.
follows
Custom House. >---.Stso Treasury. --
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Nov. g.. s435o84 $2,6s7770 s1.6Si.l6l 1893 43s
Nov. "a. $4,000 l,677,92o 2,824,6sT S6.259.065
The value Of exports exclusive OF spece) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-
day s., si0s4, against ss775 500 for the week
previous.
The Philadelphia bank statements OF tia past two
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
inierruriion Of Business In the Auction
Mnrt-snIes in Brooklyn.

Mnrt-snIes i'm Brooklyn.
The ire which occurred In tie Trinity building on
Monday night caused such damage to the Exchange
saicsroom which is situated in the basement, that
the several sales which TO have been held there
yesterday were postponed in consequence. Trans
actions IN real estate ut public auction were thus
limited 10 the sales announced 20 be held In Brook.
Ign at the Commercial and City saesrooms, respec
lively, being there confined entirely TO Brooklyn
property. The other sales will be held Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week.
The attendance nj the two sales that were heid
good ana the bidding spirited Prices were well
maintained Below we give particulars.