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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

EOR SALE on MADISON AVE. Murray Hill.
y One - hr most ta AID oosyste HOUSES 10 The ty
EsIib fnrsbs tlogbut Possession eailg bought this week
- BAG AZ ifz o'tefais % vii BE- withdraw the
We ists'h o. ne owner non DIS connify sest Appl 70
lS'g HOHER AOkGAN. No. Finest
tOR SALE--Ibe thTee-sLOiy and basement
BRICK HOUSE b. ~ ct FDltf1st lie house c0nts a
81 iht nas iproy5pis ans the best o. orders Immediate
on can b. obtsied pres Apply HOLBOkOW
ne 90 Hlhia-sSe., near Pnrtg-ssronast
ElNE FACTORY PROPERTY for SAIL
CoDssg oftao Bi lLDEGs. each tIo. lot Iiooi front build
20 Hofss ud rear son@s hgh ~ hgted snd Substantially
1h1aJ tgufttSi snd EEtthsIs.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains lssTs
+ 8NG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James.

S.Ns n. Mail 70, 1rsespoh =, -.
ls;3O Tor Rosyn Gsa Cevs Loeas' 's hanhnstss Az
So N Riverbead Express Train
o. m for ROslyn GsR Cows, Locust VALLEY Harrington AID
sp M for Rosyu Glen Ceve Locust Valley ami North hp.
m npm iIaners Point for Jamaica and Hampstead.
An trans connect Braarh foT hsnpstsaa-
sudsT ROsV Gse Cove Locust valley hunngtoR and
North port eaVs Hunters Psat al . a m aaa p n
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J. JOHNSON, jr, AueuoHest
RY JOHNSON q MIL LER,
I'D AUCTIoNBBRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
City Residences and FaG. bought sold
exchanged AEeou SALES Of Furniture Ss
THIRD GRAND EXCURSION
AND
FREE COLLATION. SALE,
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a
ATR O'CLOCK, on ThB PREMISES,
CRESSKILL, N. j.,
TWO STATIONS ABOVE EHGLKMo0D;
ON THIS OCCASION AN ENTIRELY NEW FkATuRB
IN RIAL ESTATE SALES WILL Blk INTRODUCED.
FIVE SPLENDID LOTS FRKE AND CLEAR 0R ALL INCuh
LARGEST PURCHASERS
together With $50 choice lots all within i've minutes Tal Of the sta
The sale will be absolute particular Each rot will be
put up aud IOAi on it, merits to ibe highest bidder.
The property t ddy situated The title perfect having been
Sp trsia over Northern Railroad will leave foo, Of Chambs
by The pay9qa At 1890 o'clock on ,hs morning o. az
MILLER as Nassau st. n
O. II. PIKRsoS. Aueuoaset
by A. d. MELLlCK, Jr., a BRO,
IL Auconeers aud Dealers iu NewJersey heA Estate flneh
TUESDAY. Oct &C. at 1880 p NJ on the premIe'
ABSOLUTE SALE.
OF THE MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THB VICINITY of
MORRISTOWN, N. j.,
improved sold at suaen The line Of The
MS,1 AID EeI R.e5 TSs q, S sS WINS IN NEW
embracing peuesqaa valley which the town Of MoRRloWN
located F0RT NONSENSE beyond and the immediate fore
p'u"u 'A' CHARMING PoCAHoETAs LAKE
The property divided toto villa pes from one fourth OF an
and will be positively soh to the hEbr'i bder
''E' PUTTISG THR PROPERTY IN 4 FINE CONDITION,
ihs streets eTng a. sIasS, g, ~ 'onns me ",ssat tss
the late BOoSAN GRAVES .e'q and DIV EAhBI
A One COLLATION. will he served before The sale
nov .SI a,r, man the sss from the property
be in readiness siI DAYS before the sale
~" particulars ~ 'A' A. D MRLLTCK. IT,. BRO.
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o. II. PIERsoS. Aurtioesst
pYA D. MELLICK, jr., ~ BRO, Auctioneers
ID aud Dealers In NsW-JerseJ Real bsts's. PiueS
THURSDAY, OCT. %.
AZ 1889 p NJ, the prsnsrs
PEREMPTORY SALE
Of the segabI aud wvlLtBown Of p Pilot s'q
ORANGE, NEw-JERSEY
TOR PGRtr Ra ns SsS 10 Ts, situated one M from the
North ststoh The OF the H"u' o.I9e Mountain IN
MsCrsn Gsorss eeis Pr.S, ad ether VroEiHsat
THR LOCATION Is UNSURPASSED.
Prom Ofbs property most ~'sssSr, .n 'I.nd.i ,s.'
embracing the lovely Grange vs Sr~i Ewisrk City and bay
The ssi Ia. S.,a sps;s ~ and al. 60.
Of "a pS,ss, .pring1Tstsf, spd narstfersi rrrr.
The Mansion isy.I spacious ~ sod e'1.sR SyF ~ . a.
geutleuea ot.sei its perEss ~ its spFH@sH" hA'ist every
Ts, grounds staaf improved and hss been
well cared fr tsui ins ht, iouni'ins sBd
bet bOa,ss grspsn etc Sg r. as Bogn
toe sop.s sST oTud. !, d,Iipi.ss
The famous DraHEe lrot aud ~ phur sHE mar The A'oa and
tsn TIE rEeEET VILLA liz s s or NON TO Gofs
The ksssi,ses vii b. SOLD az u acre. o. ard, 10
Fer gs,ss;, Ard map. sgpy :" COLBERT BRoa q "as
/ OTIS POSITIVE SALE
EVERY LOT WILL BE SOLD.
c. HGIsEY. Auenousu.
MEERER WOOD
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 40. 1890,
LINDEN. n. j.,
900 OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOTS
Et.r ssrrsi 81 puh.e a'riisu.
VIZ CHALLENGE COMPARISON IN EVERY IEsPBrT.
Eesisft ~ regular trains aa' y" Ut n-e
stsiiou. saiars Bain ara1sgr aud 2 feet
Hot, aud popfer the To-ry ely privileges b-g 0sG n~'
foa BlIbe't. boz hot riiy ttI's. -, a., -, -.
THIS Spectators ss bat part 81 Tie hom's .aa ID th.
and Lot pot VII positively b sod TIE oWNbH gars
Auetnprss and chaser viii h. enetalbtt At the Lin
d-n House AID receive s'c dolau for eIpfnse.
WE MEAN BUSINESS.
TERMS-iO PR CHIT down. AM 80 NOHTTLY.
SrE-Iork SIS a T. g " the
should The vail iAkr ias neat far DAY.
A. BLsyCKl iuctaaeer
VALUABLE BUILDING L0TS.-A. j.
BLKECKgE SON CO siI SELG ~ AUCTION, on TUESDAY
Nov q al ~ ~. At tb, Etchssss Si's.room;
WRIST BROADwAY-Lt No 10, 90 west hle 30 feet north Of
sBvHSTY FiFTH.sT.--I lat. n .. rs ~ Avenue A.
AvR-2 lots. eorl.t Ou@ husirri ansHHlh' st.
AvBNt BAL lot .. s. nssT S.,slty'ss,orast
sNKrf SISfii i"t hst Mdsan ID T.nlsvs.
oEB,U NDRED AND Nj EgEtS ~ S2 lots near Poarih
oSR.HUYDREDAEDT wBYTEEIGHTH and OER-HUNDRED-
AHDTWERTi NISTIi SrSg ~ loIs bet NrE ard lenharra
OEB-HUNDRBD AND FORTY -fOuKiHSE-2 la o. bst
Title perfect accommodation N'r' At II C.isrst
GEE ADVT of Executors Sale of HOUSES and
- Lott KI,behpor. under a.d Of NsJ ssy rl sisis
oitp prOprtg TO yn.
EOR PENTHOUSE 10 West Twentieth-st.,
except doctors Office for eighteen moaIh' HSDhsd Apply on
the prrms-1
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EE0RRTS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
MI nj " ~ LACKAWANNA. AND WKSTRRN RAILa0AD

CO (LesseeAl
DspOts Esv-YOrk foo. Of Barclay and ChsiophsrH
ARRANGEMENTS MONDAY. Mar 10. lscs
MAIL TRAS eonneeIng at DsuVis vita Boetos br.nsh
Chester Branch Waterloo With tasstz e Az
dover and Euton Washington sh the D. L. aud W. er Wsisf
Gap Soodbug Scranton aud Crest Bend nd All points % hs Lek
sRd Bloomsbury and Delaware and Hudson kss a. aster
.A Lshsh and SuIqushSsbA for Bethlehem AlsnS"P Mach
Ii:5o n LsHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops EeEsrL Morris
own Dover Hark,ttouu Washington Pbpsbag and Eaon
Phnnsbnr Bel Del r. for Bsivdsfs de aDd e
with Bethlehem. Allentown Mach ChaHh and
a. T SCRANTON EXPRESS WssangsOu The D.
soudsburg. aUd ScrGhtoni Al poef
With Cb,.t.r r. R. and az Waterloo Nth SUSSEX K K
s:ha a. sndIs0 m " SUMMIT yn utsrnetlats HahonA
$50. TsO % and u 500 ~ snd so t0 s1s0 SO "a
li:ts D. N 70 SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
liiD a m ana $50 n AORRlSroWE and isssr1ehsss
s'ia n H. MoRRIsTOwN EXPRESS
20, INV ARK At 6JO 7J $40 s:3e ioo n, n % II 40
2l 3d. $50 $50 go $40, $50 6;lO SD ';a sS tsd
n. as N .,oN..,, Al, "a "A tt.oo.
,va $40 =. "a D. SCHoCH Assistant Superintendent
HsSHT q A.
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DRESS GOODS.
lis , Known among merchants that DURING THE PAST WEEK
GOODS HAVE BRRR SOLD AT AUCTION AT MUCH GREATER
SACRIFICE THAN AT ANY TIME WITHIN THR LAST FIVE
have bought largely at these sales and shall offer on
MONDAY rerr desirable
DRESS GOODS AT 90 TO 80 CENTS.
ALL WOOL SERGE,
27 INCHES WIDE AT 80 CENTS.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
Al 81 Ia TO 90 1'2.
AND
SILK AND WOOL VELOURS,
rs GENTS TO 81,
Tn, rsruaT retail pnee WAS NEVER LBSS THAN 81 70
AID 81 So
ALSO
SILK AND WOOL ROLL POPLINS
PROM 81 TO 81 50.
Purchasers requested get samples these
Foods upon with other houses will bnd representa-
tons
SUGDEN BRADBURY,
Nos. BIZ AND 3I4 B0WBRE
B-Suts Dresses made the most desirable styles
nd Al yrFy udsratsp FicTs.
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err ~ NsS-Y YORK, DKPARrHENr oF FINANCE 4
BUREAU OF THE RECEfvER ~ TAIEs,
tks.,h a. flrf y

l5ouRr,lioUih faka ~ - a@oef, 81 veh 70 ,1os.
given Books and
estate shareholders Of bank stock for tie 1903 have
oil due and payshle a. tbs
Paymeu thereof be made between the hours ~ asa
deductions the rate OF cent annum calculated ron
tho lst Of December vail be made on all sIes
prsVoas the LIST OF November BBRRARD ShT Rerslvs
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NEW YORK AM. NEW-HAVEN RAJ
~ ErMMKR ARRA NGRMENT


COAhkHCiNU MAY TO- 1853
ksvIok Of TuenW ssveathsl
Tourth-are. k1tranee on TuentT seventh-s1
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
Fer Es.'HAEsn and BndgepaTt (El ls3o nj H9 tkLl)
Or 3;tS, $50, $50 ands tBI p
ssrntod Paif6sld Southport Aad etiPe hS
ior Sorssi J. sCSTf . l;S a n, n:ls CRIl CRIL 40
For Dlnsa 4 = II :50A u. SIS 30. $50 snds0
Yer Stanford, Z tE1l g. t:0L ail3 (bHl ria tbzh
eG $50 tEIl, i:a5. $3.50. sso 7s tkLl 80 ana AIS
FOR Grssnueb 10 1880 u a;l9 1'E, go 'S' Wv "'
n. M
a.ts, tt5 $50 6;3o 7;lS and S7o p
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via springhsd. q. n. lBL ; tshhbPh
For Boston Shore Line I2tS (kL J. N, ~,
f0r Hartford and Springfield n. lkI J. lzS ASLh
FSrCSnasctieut River Railroad (kLh l'' p u A'aSsA
for RsriSSrd PTSvdsus. FsAEn Railroad tsll NJ n
For E,-Havu Ns~LsOdss and s'0ulDSsSa halr''d ~
70 w. i.s.I Railroad n $500 ~ % wiisAsburgh
Por Hovss,ooe kaiiraAd, n and p m
por Nangatucs Railroad, (EI J. 4iS - -.
Far DsubuY md Norwsk Railroad HIs SEQ 80 - -
m IN cootrcian Freight Tra!n tr"m neraA V pAaoop
rsy Me-. Csp.su Railroad a M l93 49, tsd s%PA
Csmnodoas sleeping Cars ataens w. nnyT eup.rssdssL
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8rouklnn GtaI Gstats for SsIs.
@tsttbtstrr County Seal 6stuts for Sale.

CENTRAL-AVENUE PROPERTY offer
~ r SALE largest located PLOT Of LAND to he
reasonable distance Of the city situate on Cen
IL contains aeIes al
good grade half mile Of MoCombs Dam Bridge Would
well the attention Of Investors
So pine a. (A)
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9ru @Ouns.


SILKS AND VELVETS
- FROM AUCTION
BLACK GROS GRAIN
AT 81 80 To 81 IS
HEAVY BLACK GROS GRAIN
AT 81 TO s9E
VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
AT 81 50 TO % IS
ALSO
PARIS COLORED SILKS,
AT 81 50 TO 81
FINER GOODS PROPORTI0HATBLY LOW.
BLACK SILK VELVET,
For
CLOAKS AND SUITS,
AT s5sAND UPWARD
ALSO
suAwLg - CTOAKs,
CI6THs' MOURNING GOODS he, kc,
AZ EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
SUGDEN &c BRADBURY,
NOS BIZ AND 3IA BoWBRY.
One door below Bleeekerst
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-aFt a.
THE DRAMA.
wALLAcK's THEATER.

WALLAChO
much Ado" acquires smoothness as it runs
along Walncks and the attendance, are glad to
notice. is very large The scenic spendors Of the Shake
sperean revival at this heaer less massive and elab
crate than those which characterize the kindred enter
Prise az Booths but the revival itself Is In no respect less
interesting Or less important and is pleasant TO OBJ
servo that the public takes this view Of the subject
The matter Of acting Mr.. Wallacks players continually
improve as they t more and more at In this
psratively new atmosphere. II i9lg while since
shakSsperean play has been done on thls STAGE ana
Mr. waack and the votares of Shakespeare n TINS com
muny are to be congratulated the prosperity - this
enterprise.
E. L. DAVENPORT.
Mr. L. l.. Davenport has, we regret to learn,
been very ILL., for month past, with rheumatic govt and
has therefore, been compelled to forego several profess
sioDal engagements He is convalescen butt is not
likely that he will appear again until Mr. Tayleure pro-
duces The Tempest" at the Grand Opera House, when
Mr. Davenport Will enact PrOspero To this next step In
the shaKespearean revival the theatrical public LOOK
forward with the lvelest expectation Of pleasure Mr.
Davenpors PoSpo will not be the least OF the charms
OF this representation for he is Of the best actors in
the land Mr. Davenport il at his home in Roxbury,
Mass. His formerlyannounced design of taken up his
permanent residence in San Francisco has, believe
been abandoned
DRAMATIC NOTES.
A great many novelties are offered tonight
Prof Frobisher and Miss Clara Norris will
give entertainment this evening at Bergen.
Bryant's Minstrels announce travestie of
"Much Ado About Nothing" We doubt not 1t will be
very comical.
Mrs. Wheatley wife of Mr.. William Wheatley,
the actor and former manager of Niblos seriously H.
at her husbands residence in this city.
Mr.. John L. Owens has been reengaged by
the manager OF Broadway Theater, whore he will re-
main for another week. Tonight he VIII play Scion
ShinOLe and the Lire Indian.
The Worlingwomen's National Association Is
society that ought to prosper We trust It's friends VIII
remember IL this evening, when, NJ Steinway Hail. q
Literary and Musical entertainment to be given Tor It's
benefit
Mr.. Mexican Buchanan, at the New-York
Theater, has played 1.-THE PatTican Daughter" once or
twice. but has found 1t eXpedent 10 sheyo that work.
and betake himself TO the standard drama Tonight ana
tomorrow night he will play Richard III His engage
ment here IS believe tn be abruptly terminated then
RuinOr states that Miss Emily Jordan will succeed him.
The many friends of Mr.. G. w. Tayeure, the
manager OF the Grand Opera House, will be panied
10 lenrn that in his absence from this country he has
had the misfortune 70 lose by death his youngest child
Mr. Tayeure is expeotedh9me before the close OF the
present month lie has made many important engage
ments in Europe and the Grand Opera House. under his
management is sure TO take high place among the thea
tiers OF the country.
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no coRpFsfoyDESTs.

Qucy.-Yosemtc is pronounced in four syllables,
"YO-se- mite"
n, IL. C-The fare from NewYork to San Fran
cisco ON the Pacific Mail Conpanys line H. for irst
cabin s275 and SD second cabin, SlJo, ana steer
age as There is now no opposition line, an alnai-
ganation of the North American Company WIN me
Pacific Company having taken place SNORT 'li"o
ago. .... . ...-IH.. 49,
Unction.-Ono use of the word unciion' to denote
the rich quality Of humor. is authorized by numerous
preccdents drawn from the best writers Inc Nolu
EoilyD would also be- applicable When you, SEQ
the Comedian you will be more competent 10 iorl1
am opinion on the subject than you seem 10 DC ~
n w. O-Works giving rules for the formation OF
letters TO guide painters, schlpt0rs c'. arc seneL
ally sold as artists supply stores Dut may DO Oh
tanned we presume, through any respeelaoio DOOR
seller. s A. Shoemaker, No. lS9 Chathail,s.luale
New-York has Il reputation as dealer III suoh oooA'
The prices vary from 81 to 81 per Vol'''lo
A Readr.-You ask whether q mortgagee can maze ,So
ont n MORTGAGE instrument himself aud charge the
usual lawyers for IT, and whether , dTawp un bv
can demand that the instrument be drawn UP W :
LAWYER There is no law on the subject a mai VIII
has money 70 lend may say to the Doirowet' VIII WI
make the papers myself, and you must pay '!S
the usual fee or else You cannot nave NY no,ey
and the borrower if no does not ike tno eohu''o"'
can abby 10 somebody else.
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ARRIVAL or THE BARK AMERICA
RESCUE OF TIE CREWS OF TWO sHIPwRECKED
yEssELs-SO TIDINGs OF THE STEAMSHIP
IuBERNIA's PASSENGERS.

RESCUE OF TIE CREWS OF TWO SUIPWRECkED
yEssELs-So TIDINGs OF THE STEAMSHIP
IIBERSIAs PASSENGERS.
An announcement was made some time ago, IN
ship column. that the ship Hannibal had the
SOth Of November last spoken the Bremen bark America,
which had board some OF the Of the steamer
Ubor1 which was wrecked while crossing the Atlantic
Ocean the 25 Of November last The arrival OF the
america has been looked for long and anxIousy by the
sage on ne llscrnia. The Ameriea arrived
reach the city on Saturday morning the wind nodertl-
ted considerably, aud Henderson Bro, TIE owners OF
the steamer Hibernia sent the tug Bkbeok down 10 the
America 10 bring the passcngers 10 The city, IN order that
they might take passage on The steamer America which
America u accrtancd from her captain that the
port Of The rescue OF some OF the LDenas passengers
ria aid the Snip IIbcIa, both crossing The Atlantic
had been lost and the passengers that Lad been rescued
S cn'bpert born from ouebtc The tormer being bound
n.a became watGrosged on tho 29th OF November az
which time her crew ore rescued by the Cnlnocrt one
America rescued the Of both vessels and landed
them at the Azores Islands on the 20 OF January last
Inc Cuthbertn officers were Capt Aud; First Mate, Mr.
Mills and second Mate, Mr Smith. Two OF the Cuth-
berps crew were lost nHe' TII b '9 pha q
named wiIliainsi Mr. Langley h hrs' mate ana Mr.
can't Koper OF tho America, reports that yesterday
was lie seventy from Brcmcn That on The SOh of
December he saw signal OF distress aud bearing down
uud 10 be wateriogged lie sent his boats 90 her relief
and took of thirty men. whom lac found composed
lie crews not only the Cutlibert but also OF ship
called the Hiberna both being from quebec, the former
having started for Liverpool the latter for Queenstown
He then steeted the Azores aud reached that land on
tho "a OF January, where he stopped twentyf0u hours
TO Land these and undergo Little repnulng He eX,
ucrrnced very heavy weather nearly oil the tmo ne had
been ont the wind being from theinOrth and northwest
on the 18th OF December he saw ships bottom mp She
appeared 10 be new, and was about 10 Ieet long e
could not make out her name
ono OF the crew Of the Cuthbert, rather than go on
shore nj the Azores concluded to come on Ia tho states
and Capt. Roper gave him passage HIS name Is IhtO
dore SSizke, aud 40 belongs IN Berlin, Prussia. .I
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-FHE TRUE KITCHEN CABINET.

10 The EdftOr or The Trfbune.s wa -----
SIR; While the politicians are busy making
and breaking the slate for Gen. Grants Cabinet
no less interest aroused IN the minds OF another class Of
aspraDts for position under the administration the
objective point being tho Stewardship" of the White
House Aside from the honor the salary Of 5000 year
10 attached Among the many prominent persons men
toned in connection with IT, here III Washington we hear
OF Messrs. Geo 7. Downing VIM. H. Smith, ana Henry
Johnson. The claims or the frstnamcd based upon
his great experience He Is at present In charge OF the
Restaurant in the House OF Representatives. Mr.
Smith is the oOlgil& Messenger IN the House La
brary where, by his urbanity OF manners and general
Intelligence he has made host of friends. Horace
Maynard said OF him. in late debate In the House that
ne was the most valuable connected with the Ii
bfary lie Is also acting rs steward now for the Vice
President elect MI johnson relation OF Andy has
The reputation Of being thorough IN his line, having boon
educated In the Philadelphia school Of preparing terra
Pima Those who have partakeB Of the inequalities Of
Of the Hon Samuel Hooper IN Washington doubtless
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wpsr INDIA MARkETN

H.yAS. Feb The olo~' P g. sugar Noe 10 W " D. .
ior the week thdlpE 49, Ses Is 20 d. ~ ~ in
Bn5t reals per arohe md l0uoO boLs 10 ofea
daring The Ss1 S. to ts states s IN Warehouses in la
tries LOO hid. to INC IiSooo boxes 10000 hha1 M,
Sugar firm at stas =, common Refining active at Siesi
S M to good feGs sa at S .ca Lard Sasysa,
1ja9Ieais ho.'es SsJ j n, d2Se Flour sl29sl2 70 "
bill Butter ern at %ats 5bl. tdl reals gallon In tn, a.
the scarcity Of stock at 3Odr4 Dbl Lumber he
5fDA reals Potatoes s ls, oil % thousand ee,i yellow
Sss s.t T "s s 2 S".'a , ss e5 se
ngi sales at 5e'" "ty hosshsads IN demand al ~ ssa
~ 2S6 81 90 long shaved R35 " feet long go
s1Il Hoops queti a.m,sd s a,sl States bor o
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CONTESTED SEAT IN THE COMMON COUNCIL.

JdIHtb lie NCF tHIIy WIS IHU I'VPUUIIV'II UdH-
ddate for Assistant Alderman in the IXh District at the
last December election The Mozart and Tammany
lnee Peter Cukin was declared by the Board NJ City
Canyassers 10 have been elected by 203 majority Mr.
McVeany claims that there were frauds pcrpetiaed in
the Xth and XVIII Districts OF the Ninth Ward by the
election inspectors fraudulenty altering the returns,
whereas by the true counts he (Mr. McVeany) was
elected by i majority. Mr.. McYeauy has commenced
proceedings by gao pGTTao test his claim the seat
The papers served the 2Tth ut and the argu-
lDcnt VIII DC heard about the middle of this month.
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The twenty-fourth annual report of the New
York Life Insurance Company very strong one 1t
shows that its assets now amount to eleven millions
a gain during year OF two and quarter millions Tho
Company issned 9lO5 policies IN 1885, and has al.
vsable surplus Of 2s2 IT, SEQ statement In adyer.
.
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As ifsixteen handsome pages, full Of original articles all
by the best writer's and large valentine by Mast
enough give for cents. the publishers Of Hearth and Home
presents who buys Ne sale by all newsdeae
with engraving thick tinted paper called THE Pet Of the
village" Perhaps they afford It, bu. can't bow.
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DEATH OF .mAID OF HONOR

The imported mare Maid of Honor" belong
ing August Belmont. esq died at Ihlip H. LA few
days since, from tho effect Of wound she received
short time lieylous She became frightened. IL Is sup
posed, by flock OF quail aud running throng strong
plank fence received the wound above named, which
subsequently, caused death.
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Wonderful Book all suffering from ps.p &: E sada cos.
n MAJ Jupss Tshtaess the Chest, Cough. stanns 10
Of Phegm, eny othrI ues mp1,yNs
physical Pamphlet ofbl pages, worth hundreds Of
also o iuluring meds =. a.. Nj az.
MkNIa"
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testify as to his abilities to take charge Of and manage
the White House On this important question, as well
as in tho kindred Of the Cabinet, Gen. Grant main
tains his proverbial retcence. AN oNLoohEh'
WASHINGTON d. O., Feb. 6, 1862
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Dyspepsia Tablets
Cure Indigestion Heafsad Sol Stomach and It's wekness SOC
per box Sold By druggists AZ, -. o. u WILLING.
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Mlsssqu0i Spring Water.Th shy knova remedy for CAF
GER and all DISEASES OF THE kiDsErG ..
For Sale by Druggists DEPOT No SIS BROADWAY NsnYork
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MARRIED.

CoRyBLL-MoRGAE-0u Wednesday Feb by the Rev NJ Pa
man Charles Cornell to Maria L. daughter Of the late William
Morgan, all OF this city
AAGIEYIS-TwEBDOn Wednesday. Feb at Trinity Chapel,
by the j. H. Price D. D. John II. Magnnis OF New0reans 10
Lre c. ,eeonl daughter Of William H. Tweed esq, Of this city
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rgE STATE OF TRADE.
7.,,r LATEST suRopeAs Markets MARK rs:

Ing 20 iiri,,d states H1eiwenues sIoseu SATURDAY F"
SOL To-day they are aef p o. market reports Saturday
srI1,s advanced 1851 per el t.,Jy =, "a
Ii,erpoo Coiamon Rosla at LlVerpoo' : Y ...l
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Vermont Spring WnterTs best remedy known for Cancer
Scrofula Kidney Diseases Sold by Druggists and BY
sAxs Co. No. All BrOOmsst. NsW'forI
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"Bininger's Old London Dock Gina Pure Gin; insi
penabe To Females Good for Kdnsy Compdns loht
A. N. BsISGER Co., established l77 No ID BeaYasI, l.