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POLITICAL.

~ Vermont had five towns at the re-
cent election, where not single Demo.
cratic vote was cast
~ Democrats are asked bya journal
of the party in Wisconsin TO inscribe tn il
ticket on their "paniers, and flaunt them
in the face of the enemy. 1t was typo
graphical error
SS The Democratic pyramid for the
fall of 1869:
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me NuRsERY.-The number for

November contains over twenty very pretty pic.
Urcs Illustrating several little stories and anec.
do,es Well suited to the minds OF the youngest
rcadcrs, and which will instruct well as amuse
them. New subscribers for $50, who send in
their money before December I, 1869, will receive
the November and December numbers OF this
year gratis. Published by JoHN l.. SmoREY, IL
Washington street, Boston Mass. $3.50 per year,
with extra inducements to clubs Single number,
a.
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Tue E0uTH's CoMPANIoN.-Thisis is one
OF the laOst promising aud readable Youths pRb
icaious with which w are acquainted Ii Is issued
nom Boston, Is most iudiciOusly CONDUCTED, and
has among IL contributors such writers as Mr.
stowe Rev. Mr. Hale, Elizabeth Stuart Phclps,
and Others equally acceptable TO the Young pcop,e
Its announecmcnls for 1870 arr mOre than oldina,
,ily nttrarfiVp ~
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CHAPruD HASns. fa,e, rough skin. Plmples. ring
worm, sNRrheum, and other oEtAnoORs GuectO
eured aud the skin made sof and smooth BY using N,
JuNtPERTAR SOAP, made BY CAswkLL HAzARu
a co. New York. Il Is more Convenient and easily
applied than other remedies. avoiding the trouble 81
the grcasy compOund nov In use
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Two BEAUTIFUL CuROMoS. =" Little
Eya,' sad Making the Kite" beyond comparison
the most beautiful and saleahe OF all chrOnaos Vet
puhlishGd, and emtnently suitable tor 4 holiday
present Dealon and Agents will please send iGr
circular containing liberal discounts Address wN,
NARnNE q BOSWELL, Chrome Publisher AZ Opera
House, Chicago, III,
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THE purest snd sweetest CoIiveF on Ia the world 4,
Hazard Caswelir. maee the sea shore nom mesh
selcctcd nsers, by CASwELI. HAZARD a CO. New
: ork' We absolutely psfc and sosf, Patients who
have onc takcn u prefer IL 10 all Others. PhysiciAns
have decidei Il suIefior 70 auy OF te ether ols IN
market
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Western Patents,

The following Western patents were
granted by the Commissioner of Patents
for the week ending Oct Goth, 1869, as re-
ported by Farwell, Ellsworth & Co, So
licitors of American and Foreign Patents,
and Counselors in Patent Causes, 1862 Lake
strppt Ghipaoo Ill
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self A4,er,l.s4.,,rp lLON's NIrALIA on

NJ NlN'N Nof ". hnt carries with u It's own hc>t
adNrrusnlnrul A The heht shnes through tue bntt,
Nuu st that thr hald = rlCtr the afuro "a heaven
oN snlcl t ana unN We oiur agrccahle. You apply
~ and u vhges gray haf 20 any natural shade viii
out eNng tho scup of piOd cling headache. Nothing
Vta Dc more conn fitttly hNml =.
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~ We invite attention to the adver,
tisement Of the Mayhem Business Col.
lege," and of Mayhew's Book keepings," "
in another column. They are.excelleAt,
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INIIN1IIk!VN M!

.rssr an, M, diseases trele win less success thah
RhenInaI Isn and NeuragiA--1nw prevalent, A0ue
painn. The neWll afflicted " FOR RELIEF 70 the many
he SUFFERERS Tor repel the thought Of being
cured and the doctor can cuIe And hago
spent thousands tryn 10 get we'll and am no better, a
evervWhere heard. IL h no wonder the aifeted are
or huthfully upon solid facts certified 70. there y
noaitlge inialllhle, genuine neVtr-lailng Tor
hcu,nafsnl and Nenralgla at present. known IN the
world, otlfr than DT. Flhera 6rcat RhennAde
Remedy. For sale oy al DTugeists. n r.
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Ihe Great YItaIizer.

This title may be fairly given TO a restorative
which has taken precedence OF all other tonic and
Alternative preparations for a period of nearly
twenty years. During that long interval HOSTEL.
TBRS STOMACH BITTERs may be truly caid to
have enjoyed uurlvalled popularity. Many prepare
tions have been got mp TO compete with IL, but they
have all fallen into It's wake or sunk into Oblivion
for lack Of patronage. From the first, this now
wOrld-renowned Vegetable Tonic has been both
incidentally and financially successful. Every yeal
has added 10 the number Of it's friends, and the de
mand for 1t, based solely upon the experimental
proof OF Its excellence preventive and curative
seems to have no assignable limit. The medical
profession sanction and approve its use, and II Il
now at the head Of the class of medicines TO which
II belongs, the admitted, undisputed SovsREIeS
Tonic OF THE AGE The statistics of the United
States Revenue department win verify the state
ment that Il stands alone and unapprOached In III,
magnitude Of its sales as compared with those o
any other proprietary remedy advertised on th
side Of the Atlantic.
THE EXPLANATION OF this fact may be comprised
in few words. IioSTBTTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS is at once the purest, the safest and the mos
potent of all vegetable tonics and the best antidot,
to every variety of malarious disease. Hence 1t i
especially adapted TO the present season OF chilling
deAys and unwholesome vapOrs.
-
BURNS AND SCALDs.--For these accidents ther
are thousand and one articles recommended, n
(alD being the best that was ever known. But thi
has saved life In case of scad were all who saw tn
case thought the patient must die. The Cerate wa
applied, the Inflammation was subdued and tn
child was saved. Any who will try IL, will "a
accidents
Sold by medicine dealers generally
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER

Thk ONLY
RELLABLk BHSINRSS GUIDE
In the neld The only book OF business laws that has
stood the test OF time and criticism Revised edition.
endorsed oy the Bench, the Bar and the Press. Retail
price e9.9a. Send for circulars and terms, and
address U. =. PUBLISHING CO.,
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DR.. WlSHART'S MEDICINES
l.. O. q. XVISIIART, M. D.,
No. 2aS n. Sen0nl 81. PhIladeInhin

GkNTs WANTED. S75 60 5000 per
"A MOath, q sell the original and improved Gmls0a
N1te EufaRH iSeOfg Machine All complete for b d.
1t win hem ftl stitch, bnd braid and eEnbroider IN
most superior manner making The celebrated Lock
Stitch" CautI9n.--Do not bug Machines under the
same name as ours nom any one except dose
having certificate of Agency, signed by they
address or apply 70 C. BOWERS CO., ts6 Spruce St,
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MAYHEM BUSINESS COLLEGE

DETROIT; Mich. Conducted by Hon. IRA MAYHEM,
Author OF MANnEw's PRACTICAL BOOKK EEPING, (for
Common and Union SchoolS,) and MAYHEw's UNIyRR.
slrY BooKKEEPiNd, (for business Colleges and the
counting room) In all respects FIISSTCLASS InRti.
tuition. Plrase call at the COLLEGE, write tor clrnlnrs
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PINE TRER TAR CORDIAL,

As the fog disappears before the fresh evening
breeze. Its constituent properties though simple are
powerful From the very first the deb0ted victim Of
noxous drugs realizes that he has found friend.
glow of warmth begins TO pass through his chilled
and buoyancy of spiris-the consequences OF an as
suranoe OF returning health-comes upon tho patient
The fell disease Consumption. while the lungs retain
any hng of strength upon which to build, is dispeled
by the ZINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, in manner to
which Z. Nsands OF grateful patients have felt II duty,
well a. pleasure, TO testify. .t
How MANI, who have died and left their children or
phans might have been living in blooming health had
they hut ayailed themselves of DR.. NISHARTS simple
remedies, instead of the noxious poisons to which
Their Constitutions have Yielded.
Tar from the pine tree forest, as prepared by DR..
WlSHART, Is panacea.
"THR PRODUCT OF THE TBKE FOR THE HEALING OF
THE NATIoHs"
The hardy hackwoodsmen, breathing the aroma of the
spreading branches exempt nom that te disease,
Consumption the natives OF Southern FrSnce Italy
As prepared by Dr. WISHART the Cordial acts at once:
The t bottle exhibits To the grateful foretastes OF
returning health You are racked by no more cough,
nor hathed with debilitating night sweatS. .
Thousands of people all tell you that In the ennre
range of natures curatiyes there Ia no hinaon 80
happy, so enicacous, and SO harmless as WlSHARTS
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. - - -
Chemists agree In saying that THE PROCESS OF
DIST1LLATlON by which this Cordial Is yielded, Is so
philosophical as to be unsnscephle of further improve
ment The generic taste OF the tar is neutralzed, and
the idea OF medicine becomes lost in the quality u
palafable luxury. ~ u trA ~. 81 -
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VIZ sgssssss
AGENTS. WANTED FOR WgLI.N,

THE MAGIC CONF win change any colOred hair or
aard TO a permanent Black or Brown. One Comb sent
mail Tor ~. For sale BY merchants and druggists
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COhRURNS PATENT, called 1.-THE RED
~ JACKET" Is the BEST AK MADEl TRY IL
LlPPlNCOrr h BAKEWELi4, Sole Makers, Pittsburgh
Pa, None genuine unless stamped Iippincott d Co.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER s. l8se-rRLE SHEET

And I'LL that ie Afterwards said IL said Of property
and OF Jurisdiction. The provisions ~ to these,
therefore, 90 change the boundary line. Article TWO
only provides for the Jurisdiction over certain
islands Article three gives New YORK exclusive
jurisdiction over all the waters OF the bay
and river and over the lands covered by
sad waters to the low water marx on the New Jer-
sey SIDE Here the same exclusive jurisdiction u
given TO both sides OF the middle OF the waters OF
tue river and bay. New York has, therefore, the
same jurisdiction on the west as on the east SIDE,
SUBJECT to The three exceptions made. as fo0ws:-
FIRST. New Jersey has the right Of property In the
river and bay. Second, also exclusive jurisdiction
over the wharves, docks and improvements made
ana TO be made on the shore OF the said state and
over OIL vessels aground on said shore or fastened
70 such wharf or dock, except that such vessels
snail DE subject to the quarantine or health
Jaws anu laws OF the State OF New YORK
Ia relation 10 passengers that now exist Or
may hereafter be passed. Third, New Jersey
regulates the fisheries west OF the middle Of the
waters, provided the navigation be not obstructed or
hindered. The result Of this Il New York has ex-
elusive jurisdiction equally both sides the middle
Oh tho river, excepting that New Jersey mas such
ments on tue shore OF New Jersey, &c., and quail.
fed right to regulate the fisheries.
the Judgment OF the Court at Special Term was
also clearly demanded for the preservation OF the
public health. The jurisdiction over thai subject
belonged exclusively to New York and the state is
bound 10 protect passengers nayigaore and the In
habltants OF the cities and surrounding country
against the danger to health caused by the acts Of
the defendants The judgment Of the special Term
should be ain rmed with costs.
The Court took the papers and reserved decision.
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EXTENSIVE lAsCsEY or oaY GOODS.

Two men. named Henry ludwig ana Charles
Freeman, we're yesterday srragned before Justica
Mansfield. at the Essex Market Police Court charged
with stealing from Nos. II and ~ Bowery QuanutS
OF silks and broadeloth valued at ss9A The pre-.
goods were In the store on Wednesday In safety.
Between i've and six O'Clock yesterday morning
Bowery, having the stolen property in hs posses-
sion. Mr.. CLIFFORD II smith made the charge OF lar.
ceny against ludwig, and also accused William
being an accomplish OF Ludwig. Freeman de.
nied any knowledge Of the AFFAIR. Ludwig
acknowledged his guilt, but stated that he waa
advised to commit the theft by porter, who pro-
missed to leave and did leave the shutters OF the
Both men were held to answer In default OF So,0O
BAIL 49,
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exceptional" Sec also tho .acmiisa article page SOa
~ Conversations on Religion with Lord Hyron and others
Death the late James Kennedy D. Of H. D. Medical
"a "Don JUAN Cant. I.
~ The whole poem has been Misunderstood and the
odions pposion thai the fearful mystery
morse Of tho hero 70 foul passion for hm sister,
hars svosn OUT Or ms eamsies and ao~aiio". 1seps .on
the aathor. How have happened that none OF the
critics have noticed that the story derived from the
The black ART intimates that hh sister had been
sess.crAced In the pursuit OF their magical knowledge"
ats L,fe OF Byron chap sal This q quoted 10 show
copy Of these given BY Lord Byron to Lady
Charlotte Harley slsnthe and in the possession Of
"came morning my lodgpg In ST. James street. 10
towering passion and standing before tho broke
'D-n all women and dn that In PARTICULAR He
dashed II Ia the CRATE As The room picked
up and here H." WAS large SEAL representing ship
In fun san 1tar In the distance with the motto ~
ship cnms again with copy OF addressed lady
from which Davies with some dcuy induced him 10 omit
% "You tell me the world says married Miss Mnbanks
for her fortune, because she heess All
received or am likely been paid
twice back too), go CoO:" byron Medwin When
IN 1922 the division income et arbra,oY Lord
Byron being represented BY sir Frsncs Burds.s.
% As the child what suggest,
bas nothing 10 do With the story, this 70 the last
degree wanton and crue as every who that child
(a) my Recosc,ions Of Byron and those OF Eye
Witnessed OF his Lfs in two volumes, 1882 certified by
the publisher he production Of tho celebrated Countess
had the ADVANTAGE Of excellent TRANSLATOR Mr.. Hubert
birmingham OF the British Embassy Paris Any undue
influence exercised by neutraixed by
In the Times.
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SUPREME ccvsI-asSeaAl Term.

Riparian Riaits-New York Va. New Jersey
Interesting and Important Legal Question.
Before Judges Clerke, sutherland and Cardozo.
TIE People OF the STATE o. Neso York. Respondents,
vs The Cent,a, Railroad Company OF Neio Jersep
Appellonts--Thls action was brought by tho plain.
rifrs TO restrain the defendants, acting under
authority conferred upon them BY the State OF New
Jersey from erecting wharves and piers on the west
side Of the bay Of New York, from using such as
have been already erected under such authority,
aud 90 obtain the removal OF the said structures
90 erected on the ground that the authority should
be conferred BY the PLAINTIFFS instead Of the Stale or
New Jersey and the claim Of the paintns N that
BY the treaty between these states New Jersey has
no right to erect maintain wharvos or piers below
low water mark on the west side OF the westerly
side OF the Hudson RIVER aud New York bay. The
plaintiffs had Judgment At the special Term ia their
favor. The defendants submitted nc General Term
additional points IN defence showing that New ter,
docks and pisra and make improvements along the
westerly side Of the Hudson river and bag Of New
York, below 6puyten Duyvtl creek.
rnA defendants commended that the Judgment n
al its points was against the evidence In tho CASE
and that the judgment should b reversed.
In reply the respondents state that the line Of this
State, In 1880, extended to low water marx on the
New Jersey shore Also that the treaty Of 1855 APP
proved By chapter g. laws Of 1884, and consented to
by Congress June 20, 1884, contained, among other
things the following provisons:--
ARTICLE The boundary line shall be the middle &ca
"etceps A. hersnaftef otherwise particularly mentioned
That 10 TO say, II 10 not the boundary line when 10
hereinafter otherwise particnlarH mentioned.
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COURT OF GENERAL SCISSORS.

Before Cunning S. Bedford, Jr., City Judge.
This court met yesterday, Assistant Distact Attor-
ney Tweed appearing for the people.
A large calendar OF cases was called, and the prl-
soners were arraigned. They ali pleaded not guilty,
anu certain days were hxed Tor their trias after
which the court adjourned.
The following Is the calendar for to-day: line
People vs. Albert Yegerman rape; Same w. Isaac
Marks, obtaining goods BY false pretenccs; same w.
John Murphy, grand larceny; Same vs. MARKS
Michael, grand larceny; Same vs.. Joseph Roddy
assault and battery; Same vs.. Patrick stafford two
casesl assault and battery: Same VS.. Edward Roche,
feonious assault ami battery; same vs. Charles
Spahr felonious assault ana battery; Same VS..
James Stewart felonious assault and battery same
w. William Suppei fsionious assault and battery;
Same VS.. John Iccabc, ieionious assault and bat
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POLICE TRIALS.

Commissioner Bosworth yesterday heard evidence
In . number Of complaints against onlces Of the
police force. The case OF Jacob Cough, Of No. lao
Prince street, against oiicer Powers, OF the Eighth
precinct, was an interesting one. Gougn charged
that the onncer arrested him, and beat nm
about the head ana body with his club which
broke In the operation In proof Of his assertions he
drew from his pocket piece OF the broken locust
and sravely presented II to the Commissioner.
Evidence was put In BY the defence TO show tna
bad antecedents OF the complainant, and the case
was referred TO the full Board for Judgment
Commissioner Manierre heard evidence in the
case OF jeremiah o'Brien. Fifteenth pre-.
ctnct charged by citizen with gross In.
t0yicston, also with assauiting his superior
officer. roundsman Frank h. Randall The evidence
was positive IN support OF the charge. Several
swore that O'Brfen was very much under the Inc
nuencc OF liquor, that they saw him enter two
saloons aud drink Intoxicating beverages, and his
breath sInet strongly OF liquor 0'Brien denied tho
charge OF intoxicatlon, and accounted for his bad
breath by the fact that he had been eating ontony
and sweesmeata His case MAS referred 10 the mn
BOARD.
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SUPREME Coua1-eaCulv--pkaI |.
The JumeI VIII Case-C0mpIaint Dismissed.
Before Judge Barnard

The JumeI viii Case-C0mpIalnt Dismissed.
Before Judge Barnard.
Cndnlp,ofn Bo,ren ct al Is Nelson chase ct al
It VIII be remembered by the readers Of the HERALD
that this Is q suit growing out Of the celebrated
Nine. Jumsl win Case. in which the plaintiffs sought
by virtue Of an alleged descent nom common an.
cestry with Nine. Jumel to establish claim to her
property The case was set down psremptorily for
yesterday morning, and on being called on 1t was
discovered That the paintf1s failed to put In an ap
pearance and on motion OF counsel for the defend
ants the complaint was dismissed
Counsel for plaintffs asked the Court TO hear
motion for the removal Of the cause 10 the United
States Court, on the ground that as they were
residents Of this State their case might be preudced
thereby.
Judge Barnard refused TO hear the motion, be-
cause he said the stipulation OF counsel heretofore
entered into precluded him from entertaining IL.
For plaintiffs, Tracey Pine; for defendants,
Charles 0'Conor and James @. Carter.
The November term OF this court stands adjourned
for the term.
Notice TO tho Bar.
The class to be examined 10. admission to the bar
are 10 meet In the Supreme Court General Term
room on Monday, the 10Th, at three O'Clock. All
applications must be Med on or before Saturday, the
18th instant
The oyer and Termner. before Judge Ingraham,
stands adjourned uatl this morning.
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COURT cAlIaDags-Tals DtY.

SUPREME CoURr-GgSEnAI. TERN Before Judges
Cierge Cardozo and Sutherland Court opens AZ
balf-past ten A. M--Non-enumerated motions.
SUPREME COrRr-SPEcfAL TERM.--Before Judge
Barnard. Court opens at halfpast ten A. M.-De.
murrers. Nos. IL, ~, 23, ~ Law and fact Nos 404,
l2s 2l2 237, lea 10e III, l72 17s 1T4 u.s. t7o 1so
Isl, 1872 232, 500.
sUnaEaE observation-disclosures FOR the
term.
SUPREME CoURr-CuAhBRRs.-H by Judge m
graham. Call OF calendar twelve Mos IA, a. 80,
49, g. 49, s4 90 ~, 100, 109 ia 127 lso. Call las.
supERloR CouRr--TRrAi TERM.--Part 2.-Before
Judge Jones, court opens At eleven A. M.--Nos.
sl2 1900 TIA Il44 1854 1870 1lo4 lloe, Ills. 1885,
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAh TRRx.-Pars i.--Before
Judge DAILY, Uourt opens at eleven A. M.--Nos. $50
49, 1885, OF, A7o 80, ie9a, 40 1884, so4 49, AT, 2os
MAsiNs counr-TnfAt TxRx.-Part i.-Beforo
Judge Alkcs; Cs!l q eAlendsf = Hnk. M:--Nos.
l071 l071, lo7S, 1850 4osl. Yart 1--Before JndgS
GrosA Can Of calendar ct ten A. k.,-Nol 81so $780,
asla 1907 tooc 1854 1884 Aos', Ac0o losi, SOSiN Il,
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sainave's Application 70 tho RnslIsh Commos
dcrs-Hs Abandons Ne Csntsss.
KINGSTON, jamaica, Oct. 10, 1869.
1t has just transpired that President salnave has
applied to Commodore Phulimore. on this station to
snord him veessiof-w war to enable him TO leave
Hayu and proceed " jamaica he has received q
reply that weasel WIN be placed ct his disposal In
q present. UNDERGOING repairs n Port Aoysl VIII ~
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ukIIsp STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The sPo'icy" Business-He Wood and He
Would Not.

The ssPo,icy,, Business-He Wood md He
Would Not.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United states Us. Hd,s0,c r. SiH.-The de-
fendant, charged with carrying the business OF
lottery dealer at 2o2 Mott without payment of
the special tax required by law was brought up
yesterday for examination.
Frederick A. Luthey testified that Benjamin Wood
was defendants hacker, and that he tdefendan re-
ceived twelve and half per cent commission on
al his sales; the defendant placed numbers on
o slip OF paper when any bets were made; witness
had seen him do II; twice. day he sent the
money to 2s4 Broadway; that place was right
money was taken there, twelve and a hall
per cent being deducted; about 400 shops paid In
almost $4,000 per day; Wood allowed nve per cent
ss ''sss as ss'Ass rs1s
i out Of his sweIve and half per cent: V Witness
went TO revenue 0fice, Fifth district; Benjamin
Wood told him TO 90 there and give 800 and tell
MI. Butts would attend tat: the Collector said he
would not take the money because witness had no
bond; he said u Butts would come personally to
when they came up he would furnish license.
Witness paid 500 and got the receipt for IT.
the defendants place was locked up for
ne weas Wood 50 ana %00 him 'ds a.
defendant had oeen arrested. and asked him
how II occurred witness having paid the
800 for the license, and. they having got all the
money, they asked Wood II he would not furnish the
bond; he refused, saying he did not want to PAY
26th May, 1862 except the clerk hire Of the ONCE;
the place az 2s4 broadway belonged to Ben Wood 3
Sor names saw the AXE proceeds Of his
shop up to 2s4 Broadway, which he called the head.
quarters OF policy dealers Of Wood Il Co.
The further hearing Of the case was adjourned TIL
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TuS wRArnRR YrsrERoAv.-The following record
win show the changes ip the tsmpsfasure FOR the
past twenty -four hours IN comparison with tho cor
reapopding cay Of last IeAD ~ indicates W tAs