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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

Alaborer in Silesia picked up a sl2,-
600 diamond the other day. The Prus-
sian Government lays hands on $4,000
and generously lets him have the rest
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
N. CORONA, Treasurer.
DEPOSITORY, German Natl Bank
S3f,5OO I'm PREMIUMS
NUMBER OF PRIz Es. go
CERTIFICATES, s5 EACH

A Fortune or a Homestead. for So
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Financial Secretary.
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or adopted.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

homes ods pleasantly and heathfny S1n"cS, scSoos '
aGordug their children The beuet OF cA,s',' y oor
None who nre blessed with health neeu remain ioOI
among us Thevast resources Of this icIiS teg4h nay
yet but begun 70 be developed St,tas oid
foreign countries which has for years been pouring N
upon us the West is stil conpareuEeS SiaitseT
and i'm every branch of industry there Is yet abundance
OF room. H., -,,,o,, a,o ,re to and holds n, tbe
,arge Eastern cities poor suffering pOpufdon 10 HNelu
squaoI IL ne west IL is rare indeed that the Western
settler returns Eastward The general prosperity OF tS
West gives 10 our people loyons ndspenSenCgo '' IN,
society IN older communities and 10 which all necoo
attached when once they feel its nsmrtng influence
Your proposed enterprise Of helping the poor anu 10 e
less on the home in the land so favored Is V
that should meet with the hearty cooperation vi .no
Western States, The result sought Is trpe 10 Inc
to your city to the poor whom you Tins help ana " ~
states whose development you thus ioI"srir rt may bo
Hoping that union ana organization oi ~ ty,Il,, your
secured in that behalf, remain very @ 'priD
obedient servant, ~, ~ odCs c,tpo, mo NJ the
work proposed done by this Laoor i ~ MS
panifests great zeal in the cause Inc nc % and
Labor Bureau has in hand WI prcno ie. Tor while It
noblest charity extended to peopie, V' ,a ~
is wanting in all those IL also does What
ordinary charity fails to accomplish, namely II tcs
t UrelY Inder the present system of almsgylng no
lasting good accomplished Paiper,ih - SUP
tcrrd 10 the poor The fact is that the worthy poor % m
der the present system u "ntIe'" tbe co,dHfor no
person of high splrt can accept GAceP1 VIZ ~ ,, NY
greatest anguish of heart, anything III te sIape o nm,
h o such feeling is experienced where only an Oner ol
,r,l. il made 10 those who willing ana ANXIOUS 20
,r0rk The charity consists III helping persons 10 hiP
tbemselycs The grain fields the West are calling ond
Tor more labor; the industries of the West heed oiu
skilled mechanics the extra labor the excess OF supb
over demand is in our Atlantic cities. The point is to
transfer this excess of labor from the cities where Is
nnt needed TO the West where II Is necdeu-
and mis- is the work Of tie Labor Bureau.
GOV Farchfld admirably expresses i when IN spcakns
of the object Of IN bureau he says The result soue Is
trile bessnc-o your city. 10 Tie poor whom y0u luS
help and the states whose development YOU mus Io
ward" This field of helping persons TO heIp thehSci'ts
affords the widest scope the best and prSst hhu OF
charity for the charitable relief II oilers olehs none anu
benefits all The Labor Bureau cannot lan Oh p0icIhS
the most enduring benefits TO our country IL VIII nave
the good will of every on the Atlantic coast anu o
earnest practical cooperation OF every man III the great
M..ur
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
JOHN ALIENS REPENTANCE.

THE LATEST PRAYER-MEETING AT TIE OLD
wATER-sT. DANCE HOUsE-LARGE ATTEND
ANCE-MRs. ALLEN UNDERGOING CHANGE
or HEART-CONYERsION OF SAILORS AND
MAGDALENs-PRAYING TO BE COMMENCED
AT TOMMY HADDEN'S BOARDING HOUSE TO-
DAY-KIT BURNS ALSO RELENTING.
The intensity of feeling and the earnestncss
OF purpose payed in tine remarkable revival
in watcr-st continues una5ated 80 singular and
pisng anomaly as the conversion OF dance house
proprietor and the transformation OF his establishment
into place of prayer, is regarded by the religious
mui y with the vclest qualification aud interest. The
revival instituted IN John Aliens house goes bravey and
successfully converts becoming daily mOie numcr
Ous. The prayer meeting yesterday noon a John Aliens
house, NO 3i Wacrst was the best ana most cucour-
aging OF the series hcing marked by the attendance
OF trI OF Nev-Iorkb wickcdos men, aud unusually
earnest ana animated efforts on inc part "I inc Cy ms
sonaIies The excitement among the crowd war cores
present many OF whO were strangers IN the city, desir
Gus Of witnessing the prayer meeting exercises III
strange n place. KOugh ana slnstcro9Klng people OF
both sexes were abundant III tHe crowd put thcy at
tempted sort of interruption TO the meeting content
ing themselves with listening 10 ana endeaVors 10 com
prehCnd the eXhOrtalOS ana addresses that were made
The Rev John NJ Ward lead the services preiacing them
by short address 4tter wien nc iGad POI uoh OF le
Scriptures. John Allen stood near nun, ana IL was re-
marked Of him that he appeared to be very sincere IN his
repentance lie introduced capt lartt oi ihe Harbor
Police who said that he was pieaseu 10 meet
Brother Allen, nc considered him Christian
brother now, aud that he came there 10 strengthen ana
encourage him in the course nc had chosen Subsequently
Allen created quite hutter and thrill among tbe pOus
spectators by the announcement that hs Irlchd III Had
den, better known Tommy Uaddcn," was present,
aud was desrOus Of having the prayers OF me meeting
This Intelligence almost too good To De fuy realized
ny lhe cielcal gentlemen VINO hcafu Dir AIchs an,
but ladden verified 10 by coming forward
to ne center Of The Ioom and holding up his night hand
together WIN eigt or ne others VINO were ahAos 10
De prayed for Among the rest was Mrs Allen, johns
wife Two prayers wero were offered for the spiritual
welfare OF . Tommy Hadden." whose voluntary oct IN
q1cstng thcm was considered as remarkable Haddcn
hs been looked upon as hardened man not easily To be
reclaimed His occupation for several years has been
he keeping OF suIOTb bOdrdughOusc at No. j14 Water
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB THE FORTHCOMING
RACE.

The prizes offered by the Vice Commodore,
for hoops ana for schooners, to be sailed
for Tuesday Sept 22 at 10 The sailing courses
and directions for the start issued by the Committee
Messrs. NJ. H. Grihncll Robert s. Home and George l..
schuyler, are as follows: fagbOat viii be anchored
abreast of the CubIIOuse, Staten Island about half
mile from the shore west Of which the sl0Ops VIII anchor
In ne about 40 yards apart and the schOoncrs IN nc
900 yards north Of the sOOps about 90 yards apart In
taking position In the line each yacht may select Ms own
in tho order Of arrival 1T the anchorage. Mansais. fore
sails and gnfopsails may he set before starting, unless
otherwise ordered by the Committee. The signal for
starting will bc announced OH the morning OF the re-
giita. Yachts viii proceed from the anchorage to The
buoy ~ the South West Spit passing il 10 the west and
south, and thence TO the ghshp, rounding ~ lo the
hoItllWard ana castward and return over TIE same
c0utc Going and returning the agbOat anchored abreast
or the Cinbouse s To bc passed to the westward, and
all the bnOys 0H the West Bauk-yz, NOS H. 10 Id d
are to be passed 10 the eastward To make the race the
distance must be performed In seven hours by some one
yacht Of either class No allowance OF time Members
intending 20 enter for the prizes requested 10 notify
The Secretary by o'clock the Saturday afternoon he
1911 INST The committees boat for the accommodation
oi The members aud their friends viii tayc the foot Of
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE COUETS.
CIVIL

A salt has been brought in tie Superior
Court -ainst the Southwest Pacific ana Atlantic ana IA
cihc q Il south Pacific Railroad ComIani's, 90 collect
coupo on bonds issued 10y the former ana gl4iI.h'.,
by the after compauies \ motion was made in tAe
Circuit Court under the act ~ Congress Of lat JAY pro-
ling such removal ~ cases where United states cor
raons are CONCERNED, Oh substantially the same terms
iccrs were concerned. The llImuh, coh'thd'd that
the at was unconstitutional and that the defendants lad
not implied with tho act The Court tooh e papers re-
serving lis decision.
,Iu Ice Cardozo has, after two months cOnsid-
Grafton rendered opinion denying the motion 10 stay
tic proceedings Jackson Folhamus under the judg
mcnt oh aimed by thcm IN The superior Court ns3lhst
Moser Rec FOR over ti2joo This motion was made m
second sut brought by Moscr 10 obtain such an uunc
ton ing mp conspiracy between Rec ana the PLAIN.
TIA IN q hst suit 10 suppress evidence aud I'll, ha.ed
on aid wits Of persons named Bton. Carroll Potter,
and Nj son. who subsequently made adayits directly
stand reiterated their first statements and denied the
truth Of the second Judge Cardozo las dcuicd the IN
junction chiefly on tho ground That 10 justify e .1uI ~
preventing the enforcement uf the Judgment on the plea
Of fraud IN obtaining IT, the fraud charged must not only
pe @ pan ana lhlc pu. w. N on ' ~ "
Spes SG ross" M" ' wfnc.s RGmyd Iu y s i, er
utterly unworthy OF hclcf. and even thcr own M
mission, deliberate p"rimcrs.
The following decisions are announcer IN the
Supreme Court Chambers. hy Alr Justice 'aidoho:
Cusacf act. Smith-Mo'iou granted on payment OF
trial fee and $40 costs Of motion hclr.r "S nIfscl
Motion granted FOR Mimony ana c"!.,i t,t .,
Naturalization to change place ui tfLu ucutn' WIN -
costs 10 abide events Foster aet lo,cr-'oInsel Zee
Of 40 and amony at g. per week from time 81 notice
I'm the matter of \. IS. Gfiu application Tor stay de
MED, With 70 COrt~ Nl,c 81 ~ Ak l''flt''r' W
Default opened payment Of So costs o - i" Tue
original motion 10 be put down for thifd Monday oi
Septrmber. If the costs De paid iu ten days
I'm the Common Pleas Special Irlm-By Judge Barrett
Manhattan Mills Feed Co ng samuel Hccor ct al.Ihe
dcfendaufg Sccor K Miller arc permitted 10 and de-
fend hut the Judgment. execution, aud proceedings
therein must not be inlcriercd win and the STAY must
bc vacated; 10 costs Millvard Hgt Mlllr-Motiou 10
set aside Judgment denied, but defendant Mard l. per
mittcd to come and defend without COSTS upon bis
stipuatig refer his action and taking short notice Of
tTial before the referee, the judgment, CNccuon and
levy stand security, the paH io bc 7t liberty to
move for sale OF the property aud tnc proceeds 10 De
deposited If the trial is unduly Vrotrctcd. Durotha
Eugiehardt agt. The Mayor, Cc.-NoUon granted.
Henry r. SpaGduG agt. 1hc Mayor Motion granted.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
youruruL BuRGLARs-GoID ROBBERY.

Morgan stephenson ana JailcS lhoiii'7' "Sc"
respectively 6 years were arrested on Wednesday night
ON s,splcon OF having robbed the grocery store OF H.
D0bbyn In Fifth-avc between Seventeenth ana ESht-
eeuth- sts Rrooklyn. Some articles which had Deei
takn from the found IN their possession and
on beug sharply questioned Thomas Acknowledged tat
stephenson had gained an entrance through the iahght
over the door while Thomas kept watch outside III ouer
10 give warning the approach of any suspicious person
Not being molcstcd, they took what they wanted ana
escaped but were subsequently stopped by the oucvI
who took them into custody on suspicion The Do{ Ste
phcnson has un recently in the employ OF MI A.
f. White, broker doing business at NO ~ Broau,st;;
York In January lnst IL appears he was lhtrusu
with 81 100 i'm gold the property Of his employer to take
to the bank While on tho way thither lie was met by
man who blinded him by throwing snut III ms eye ah
srIlug the gold away and escaped OIlcor Maekel
lar having gained the confidence OF btepnehsOu ques
toned him regard to that transaction anu hItet some
contradictory statements he finally acknowledged tnN
MAS put u lob and that he had shared the proceeds OF
tho robbery According 10 his story, man met him Dy
ument and took the money giving MN sloO as MS
share By mutual agreement the man threw niue pep
er m his the purpose OF giving coor OF pfoDa
bny 10 the story he had been instructed To tell ms
ntreut ns bccVcd at the time, ana he was continued
In Nr Whites employ. Stephenson and Thomas were
nrr1inrd before Justice Cornwell yesterday morning.
and held for examination Oh the caIke oi burglary INC
hearing is TO take place tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW .yoRK............sspr -.
ARRIX Ed.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Pennsylvania Hall Liverpool Ang 2 mdse pass
Steamship Isaac Bell. Bourne. Richmond mtse. and
Steamship wamsutta. Fish. New Bedord. and pass
Ship Colony Gude Tacahusua 70 days copper soo
Brig Anna Ce, Gnolde MaraeabO IS days coffee and
BhE George Graham, Cow Bay; G B.; 8 days coal
Brig Sevs su' Gusyama r. 20 days. sugar and molssses
Brig Chimberaso. Cock ew-Orlesns 81 DAYS lumber
Brig Ann Middleton Mosop RIO Jsneo ~ days lids au
Brig Mary Lowell, NicsersOD, Halifax DAYS
Bhg Flora Demar Petts Windsor, " 5, days plaster
Brig Mary Grace, Pe,tis. Windsor ~ s., plaster
Brig W Flint Post, Cow bay. c. b.. 4Gays coal
schr Grasrere Inag Maracaibo a days coffee ,ase
Schr Helen Hallway, Brown Glsce Bay, &. b.. coal
Schr J. W. Allen Doane. Port Caledonia G b. coal
Schr Hannah r. Baker, Keg, Gace Bay G. b. days coal
scbr NJ. S. Hathaway Cole, Two Rivers y. S, spileS
sCHOoSEhS-KIyEk AND COAsTwIsK.
Honest Abe, Gardiner. Senator Grimes, PrOyilenee
Milton Providence Haue A. Butler Porilsrd ca.
Hesperius, Proyidence ". H. Mailer Calais
Almon Bacon Gloucester J. NJ. Preemsb Providence
Jane, Westerly Julia A Rich, Elssorth.
America Bristol. Susan Mary Roekland
Lodoyick Bill, Portland Ct shsrpsbooter Brdgtporr
DisdeG. Newport. LHep Ames Rocksad
George Gilman Mystic. Nautilus. RoeklsaL
Juno Rocfiand Col Jones' Calais
Belle, Augusta. Palias, Norwich.
Stampede PrsnEin. Willard. Newport
Richard Borden Pail River Laeo1a Roekland
Copia, NcwBeioi Wa K. Gem, Cape ArB.
C. Iiden, Ellsworth. Pell y c. VougLt, 0h Fied
Louis GRAY. o.Ou. Charger, Providence.
Msserv, Providence. Iocbel. Bangor
}. Pointer jr Neu Bedford Sea Queen. FraUkln
II. s. Collins Boston Delaware, Ellsworth
Veto, Jhoiuaston. Pina Nesport
SAILED.
Steamships Hanaa for Bremen lrpol Liverpool Moro C.ss
Havana Gen. Barnes Sayannahi Haeras Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON. Sept IlAuye schrS T. Richardson. from New<
York Beebe New-York Sailed sehr W D. Mann ior PiAc
sAv,yy,H Sept lo-Ceared steamships Herman Livingston or
NEW LoxpoN sept OArrved T. regsnue Hugh Me-.
v,on Al0anv: Frankn Cumberland Iuet; " H. Hail. NexYok
Alice Scranton. Philadelphia brig Isabella Cumberland Inlet
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
CRIMINAL.

In the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Mansfield, yesterday, Calvin A. Blauc teacher
In private school ln Fourth t was committed Tor TRIAL
on n charge OF cruelty Furnishing one of Li, pupils.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed one Folk McGuirc 10 the lomb- for
having stolen on Wednesday IgAt, u company with WO
cOnfcdcIates wallet containing So from The pauiaoons
pocket OF Ferdinand Sell as nc Nia asleep on tlc bat
tcry. The complainant Nas committed 10 tho llouse OF
Detention "A witness. John Dunn ~ No. Elizabeth
st. Wednesday night duarreled with Matthew Me
Carty another boy In front OF the Old BOWcy 1hcatcr,
and McCarty stabbed Dunn In the shoulder with pocket
knife, causing painful wound McCHty was arrested
and Justice Hogan yesterday committed MN 10 the
TOmbs.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Lcdwth YESTERDAY, KcbCcca Fitch commit
ted IN default Of BAH. ON charge Of having ttoen set
of cwclry valued 500. from Ball, Black Co Susan
Williams likewise committed on charge Of stealing
quantity Of muslin from Charles A. MorioId Of No. 80
West Seveutocuth-st.. Frank Brown, boatman, 81
years Of age, siding in Greenwcls, was committed In
default Of 400 bah, charge Of shooting James Nc
DOWcll through the hand with pistol The eonplhnan
night w:.lcman OF the North River piers, and
detected tie prisoner In the act Of attempting Ia steal
bale of cotton ON attempting 20 arrest him, the prisoner
fired at The complainant hitting him In the hand 90.
Henry Black was held to bail To answer charge OF at
tempted burglary preferred BY Frederic Buckhard OF No
$50 West Forty y-thirdst.
In the Court of Special Sessions, before JUS
tce Kelly. yesterday, Frederic Jones, a Young man
pleaded guilty tO the charge Of embczzling s5 from his
employer, and was s'nt 10 the Penteniiary for fonr
for four months for stealing $40 In money and some
clothing from "A fellow workman. Patrick aud Sarah
ORourkc were charged with having assaulted and Sc
vcrey beaten Bridget G0lding lha tenement honse quar-
rel. Patrick fined s25 and Sarah was discharged
Edward Lane sent 10 the Ponitcntiary FOR three
months for assauting officer while IN the discharge OF
his dnty. Charles BoinbUy charged with ndultcr-
ating milk preparatory 10 selling IT, He Acknowledged
his guilt and promised 10 do better II allowed O go, but
the Justice decided 10 exact fine Of S2j as warning 10
other similar offenders Dennis DOHOhOe was sent TO
the City Prison fOr 80 days for assauhg police Oicer
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Npw-vopK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1868

at n m Tickets for the race can be had
~, pplication M te Secrcarys office, No IS Lbertyst
Members and their friends wishing to witness the race
from the Club House grounds are ieIesleu 10 acquae m
the steward AT No As Liboryst, or sucn lbtenu0h ln
order that lie may make the necessary provision oi ncn
fufa
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
PASSENGERS ARRiHED

LIVERPOOL Sept l0In steamship PENNSYLVANIA ", -.
Miss Hatersy Thornrn Mrs Master Robinson Mis-. Es
stone and Turner Nrs family G1s.S
Rev. W Scott A. D. Salmon Mr. aud Mrs Browse M Pea NJ,
Mrs Jowtt Cooper Mr. Fahbck Mr. ende,so,
j. Fadgan. H. J. and H. BonI Mr. yeeder g. WI
ham, nr and Master Kelly. H. ani C. Lujan NJ Campbell aud ~s
Campbell p smith M. and Nr- Elsie All a
IN he
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Ioul Bound Catehes-UIious, G; Atauics T.
Home Run-Miis, J.
Umpre-Mr SUsndel Of the Mutual Club
me Of Gsme-3
To-day the Atlantics go to lryington, and
Z Ay the Irvington Club.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

The names OF one thousand gentlemen, who
speak from experience Of
B HOLMES, No. 20l Broadway. = 80 -
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

GLAD TTDNGs.-Knox has issued his Fali
style Of hats Tor gentlemen This prove ebeerug "a
bis Pars and his establishment 10 22 Broadway Fulton,
ST. certain to be rongd c1re sh eager appe.p
for Nha cannot fail to prove "he hat o. the season.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
HOME NEWS.
rUR WEATHER

RguRE, sforrug-Rsnng O. lightning in The a. 5" over
,,ota cloudy 10 IL AW-
V.r oads TO /: cloudy 20; very cloudy to $780, hgt
&c., =, a. i,is r,py 5:4 62 with thunder
and b Fvenutt thunder shower and little rauy 1i4o
Ran-Depth not meaurabe OF the morn
ipg Of an raining u 20 TO 23; from 7n 10 " yey
cloudy and overcast Astronomical Ihe rus OF lhe @
by. tcone. on the Ilh 9o5 By power OF C
9o on Of two inches more 10 aperture the third satellite
can he en inst the disk Of the planet then about two hon
sy M = y nor ron. 10 the satellite viii appear some
distance fran the edge or limb Of the planet
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
@LtlM
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
READ. READ. READ.
Rand's Pneumatic Gas Short Catechism.

First, : What Is Rauds Pneumatic Gasl
nsirer anos hc air pumped trous common gasoline ~
IN pump iuto oprary gashOlier
Second pense that Rands Pnenmc Gas is new de-
eover and simply ured vth the ysp
Of gasoline .raeei ampO deoere gH end take n an uSSdy
pubieg
-fasirsr-P chee says :, Il strikes this child
Third: Ha luy Officers i the Rand Newton PnunaeGu
Company rt7rentel that have been made ns
attaches Of Glands Julien TEL eEiort bsel aal from ihI
Company on ccount Of Ranl's Pne oatic Gas
aser, Carlos = the Directors Of r. nls gIos
eumac Company did state the Company would be o. ed %
Ike the Pr, rac Gas Of no julien Eoe account
bacLns Al that youug the onee had demanded 90 70
keep him Exposing bovi the thug sId this tement
Vas made to proprietor btkaf hotels aud this
statement Pierce nouned ntgatei iasehooS
by the > z Inan agains whom tie csrge Nas made.
who fart stated specific :, thst Mr. Rand bad beea
requested rec times the Pr maue Gas %
from the j. avoid unneeess excitement i'yt
to iniure rs NewYok Pneu c Gas Co and further i aol
repeated different times genemeu It the people The
house W satisfied with II gh aud called SOM ofthe ocaP @
the hor . coroborse said lie turtle said that Wlea "
we're lights lighted Gas ned to wos to- ~
wel;t when the hotel y lighted up was aila.e G
ea,oa eut out leaving hoe in da. The yoan N
alluded S charge e snd has Il e taion obeiu 81
worthy .eman.
In tie Of this sta,ei at Nc Ra publishes IN yf' -
TRIBUNE following:
NBw.Y TX PYErMATi GAS co
Thc 0lowng srf mt e! TO one ne s''e'a Ase 80 @
aiver 4 10 The Trba
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
tAuuonuceiarnItl |
EASTERN HYGrIAN HOME, Florence Hi

Foy more ir,ads viii he received mere nominal prices
r,st,t ,ry hyseuc, dmg.mecnes Turlsh bath hru
% NO ouaeAiug OF any Aud tie peasaus vsanop N tie e0uutr
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
COURT CALENDARs-Tns DAY.

SUPREME COUKT-CHANBERs- ly Judge CARpoO Court opens
at lOg. call Of Ctridlr ~ y M
Ig6. Hamilton agt. Woldfo. l4i..liofs at lhisany.
I2 Anderson Sclciel lA .Enrer, &c, All Babcock
AZ. Mechanics Banking Assn 40. Pickett agt Hnck
AIT Hacky. Isl. .Wayrrlv Nat ~ sgt Hascy.
GO. Waters Trcnor 10. .Cinnugs at Grrgg.
gj. ..Cippery q al agt Little 49, .jareway af Crook.
l3l. Burnt al ag Gilman ldl. il'er asL sawyer
SUPERIOR CorRT-SPECfAL THiN-lei JIi.c JONs NauraA
tions AZ a N. Motions will be heard at u %.
CoNNos PIEAs-SPRcAL 1KRN-I,i bY Judge BAHHETr Court
opens al II a. NJ No Court will be held on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

81 Ar0ea. Sept.
Tn 'EcNErNKV NFN York iNsUHAtIS ,b. .,f
read ifs lis anA Oslons slN' 'ne.neu n,
owed Gas Zig a., la the New-l"te 80 -
~ Ha Pneumatic H,. ana hrreo STATE -.
= htcauu whTi ef s'f ~ ID,
ifct As aeays hs. mad Il put hope tbs p - 40
MI ~ sHd pressure III
ssriny ptblcy pre- & dtiaage tat III sgN
rom f scan.al sfsrc Wishing he .neeess n
,euton SERVES aln, 4. w W. Id We
Those interested will there slight discrepancy IN t. ="
,ereus and P,ucbe being sslsd for ~ opinion In refer
trn,hfiness Of irtes spelled oat with theuN So wy
ears to have lied for ,nsiieriiOni aud further added
aw party Of gentlemen as' evening at the ''ea
M ookup a, the burning oat Of the Hotel and f o.
rous and heard lemay that the u, vas fully as 01S "a"
H. r.pres,ed nv Young in the he and the nh~ 'ns
h While the two burners Of eilhe ne of he man anee
N .,yrn uyutSrATtBLR EyIDBYCl. p CoNDEsSATl
,l. Are the fools al deadl iPlauhet says ask Mr. A. and'
Mr. carlos Pierce, -,
TIN AMERICAN IMPROVED GAS LlGrr CoNPANlh" ALL
PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
OTIS
SAFETY HOSTING MACHlNEHE.
OTIS BROTHERS Go,
No Broadway. Nov Neft
CARBOLIC ACID

and ,p,epc C,RBoLIC ACID Of from 10 soper eeat P1H'
prices from 30 eents sc per gallon
IN, ,.o.r Acid, are aeetual dsn,c.l.s for siod i"'
s,.. can. Car, Sewers &C. The 70 and N per ACIDS are '
in dwelliugs and by the medical profession
Full directions for use attached to each raea'se
We are permitted refer to Geo b Laco'n' 'sl P''"
n p,lto. Sanitary supt Dr. Elisha Haui. Registrar As'P
Rosnl Of Health n Y; c. F. Chandler, Ph D. School O' "
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