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Letter from she Springs.
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, !
OranRe Co. July Is.

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS,
Orange Co., July 10.
Editors Journal:
From Evansville the best route by
which to reach the Springs is the Ev-
ansville & Charlottesville Railroad to
Vincennes Junction, and thence by
the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad,
forty-two miles east, to Shoals,
which is the nearest station on
the railroad. AT this place a daily
line of hacks runs in connection with
the train which leaves Evansville at
10:45 A. NJ, and arrives at the Springs
at 8 O'Clock Pm. The country be-
tween Shoals and the Springs is very
broken, and the road is hilly, rocky
one, and is by no means as comforta-
BILE drive as it would be over a
smooth turnpike, and yet it is by no
means devoid of interest, being
made In the cool of the even
ing, and over a shady road. While
the traveller may anticipate a good
iostle, he may be assured of a good
appetite for the supper that awaits
him on arrival.
The proprietors of the French Lick
springs, having great confidence 10
tnelr medicinal virtues, do not seek
10 make them so much resort for
pleasure seekers as quiet home for
those who are looking after rest and
recuperatIon, and restoration to
health. Visitors need not exneet to
find the elegance, style. and conforts
OF first class city hotel; and vet few
weeks stay will be made verv nIeasant
by the proprietors. ConsiderahIe i'm
proVements and additions have heen
made in the buildings and premises
since the last season; and the patrons
of the house say that there is a great
improvement In the table over form
er years. Our personal experience is.
that all who are not unnecessarily
fastidious, and who do not make I'M
reasonable demands, will find these
Springs a pleasant and comfortable
watering place, where they can spend
a few weeks of the heated term
quietly and with decided advantage to
their health. The tendency of a free
use of the water is to create a remark.
ably good APPETITE, and is greatly
promotive of digestion; so that the
debilitated can indulge in hearty
good dinner with apparent impunity
The Springs have attached to them
bowling alleys, billiard table and re
! treshment saloon. Lost River, 9
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CHURCH NOTICES.

WalnqGt Street Presbyterian Church.
The usual Sabbath Day services to-
morrow. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. j. p. Z. Kumler. at 104 AN !,
and SPIN. This is the last preaching
service for several weeks. as the pas
tor has accepted leave of absence
rendered him by the Session of the
Church.
Trinity If. E. Church = Sunday
School at 9 AN. Preaching by the
Pastor at 1O3 AN. and 8 Pm, Seats
free. A cordial invitation extended
to all.
Vine Street PresJytertas Church
No Sunday service until further no
tice.
Personal. DR.. Martin, of the
Vine Street Church. has gone to the
wilds Of Crawford County with the
hope of Improving his health in the
GOODNESS of its forests aud quietness
Of its solitudes. The extreme hot
weather in our city is well calculated
for driving invalids to the country.
Ingle Street N. e. Church.-sab.
bath School aud public services al
the usual hours.
Church of Christ-Geo. E. Flower
will preach for the Church Of Chris
tomorrow (Lord's Day., as follows
Marble Hall, 100 AN. Subject
1.-THE Church of Christ is School
Marble Hall, Il Pm. Subject :
Demons and Spirisuaiism."
On the atreet. at the Court B Ouse
4 o'clock Pm. Subject" The Tw'
Laws of Pardon" continued from
last Lords Day.
Everybody is invited to be presen
at all the services.
THE WORLD TO COME Us 70
for the Saints only, and will resembl
this in many of its physical and geo
GRAPHICAL qualities. 1t will not resem
Bile this in its moral and chemics
characteristics. All gorgeous and re
spleudent. beautifed with the Divin
Glory and suited to its ever loved an
loving occupants, will be the mos
desirable Of all the worlds. In
plain and easy style, any one can VI
derstand these lectures. Come an
hear them free, at the Upper Marke
Sunday at Al p. N. EVANGELIST.
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Collectors Sale of Real Estate

G0lI0cC0rS sale OF R0a1 estate
To pay cost and expenses OF street, alley,
and sidewalk improvements.
OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that by virtue of sundry precepts
Issued by the Mayor of the city of EVANS
Vile. and to me dtrecte will sell at
public auction, at the door OF the Court
second, f2dl 1859 at 10 O'Clock P. M.,Ihe fol-
lowing lots and parts of lots of real estate,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary TO
pay the amount charged and assessed
against the same, together with the cost of
safe, said charges and assessments being
for the cost and expenses of street, alley,
and sidewalk improvements, aud that said
sale will be con- tnued on the next day
thereafter, namely, Tuesday, August tn ird,
1869, at the same Ii ur and place. for the
have been sold on the day first above
mentioned, and not paid for, viz:
For assessment of street improvements
Original Plan, thirty Seven and q half
(3712) feet of lot number ninety-nine, 1897,
adjoiping lot number ninety eighty, (9S),
owned by Mrs. +. NJ. Selman, S267 S7Z.
Donation Enlargement of the city of Ev-
ansvIlle. lot number two hundred and
thirty-seven, (2SD. owned by William
For assessment of al ey improvements,
Donation enlargement OF the city of Ev-
ansv1lle, lot mum Der two hundred and
thirty e1ght, (23S), owned by VIM. traitor.
For assessments of alley improvements.
Donation Enlargement of the city of Ev-
apsviIIe to the undivided one half of los by
II feet OF the south westerly part OF lot
humber two hundred and forty, GAO, own
ed by Thomas E. GarviD, S45 381z.
For assessments of alley improvements,
Donation Enlargement of the city OF Ev-
ansVille, to the undivided One-haif or 100
by IS feet of the southwest seventeenth
31109 oUvnad nv n q Keller cas- 2QIZ .
JOHN GREEK, Collector.
Evansville, July Sths 1859, (jys
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outiou. In May. 1850, Mr., Jobp
Wesley preached in Cork, and had
the honor of being burnt in efigy by
frantic mob But none of these
things moved him." and within six
years, chapel was opened by him on
Hammond's Marsh. In September
1882, Cork was enriched with the
dust of one of the pioneer Methodist
preachers In North America-Rich-
ard Boardman-who rests under the
shadow of the old cathedral, IN hope
of the resurrection of the just. Mr..
Wesley's last visit to Cork was only
two years before his death. Since
then Methodism has developed itself
into vigorous maturity and goodly
proportions, and holds a sta ong and
influential position in TIE city.
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considerable stream Of deep watef. is
said TO afford good fishing within q
mile and half; and in the woods
within easy reach are to be found
plenty of squirrels and other game.
The proprietors of the house have
made arrangements hereafter to keep
the establishment open during the en-
tire year, so that invalids may avail
themselves of the waters at all sea-
sons. The Springs are not affected by
the heaviest rains or the coolest
weather, coming up from so great q
depth, and having such bountiful
flow. They will prove great accom-
mediation to the afflicted, who need
the reliefwhich these waters are claim
ed to give.
There are several Evansville citi-
zens now here, and more are expected
during the season. j. W. +.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES
on the face, use PeTry'S CJmed0ne and Pi4a-
pie Remedy, prepared only by Dr. b. u.
PERRY. 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold
every where. The trade supplied by whole.
SAFE medicine dealers. mhI7 dSm, w3m
TO REMOVE MOTH PATIO II E 81
Freckles, and Tan from the face, use Per-
T,y's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared
only by DIR. B. c. PERRY. Sold by all drug
gists. mills dSm, w3m-sp u
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butchers Dead shot for BED Bug
Butchers lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
may25 dWIm ISN'T
RATCHEIOR,s HATR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable instantB neous; no dis
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; 1nvigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied at
Batche or's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond ST.,
New York
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and tue Diseases aud Abuses
which create impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Pniladel phia, Pa.
junl2 d3m Ispn
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Great Western Despatch
FAST FREIGHT LINE
UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.,
agents Erie Railway Company

Agents Erie Railway Company.
Notice 90 shippers.
TIME GREAT WEmwMmM DE.
~ BPATCH, ON the 18Th OF March TOOK
charge OF sue entire THROUGH nhEldHE
OF the kH tiE IA! iLMA ana lis pf.ne1els
as a West Bound Freight Line hos been
mvOrab known 20 ear merchants FOR che
last Twelve Years nnd lih mmmaeerl nov
offer % shippers their tuorenaeu fhcilitica.
guaranteeing as favorable rates and 90
quick time a. can be- offered ny any other
line.
The additional fact, that Che GREAT
w EHTERN DESPAHEH ~ owned by tho
United states Express Company who
guarantee an as Bills OF LndlnF. ought
not 10 be lost sight q bg shippers.
For rates. nnd the settlement OF Hll
b. N. BIxBY, Agent,
april dual hVanaVtlos Ina
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Moth Patches. Freckles & Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ion
hose BROWN DLSCOLoRATIoNs on the lace
.PeYTz,'s Moth and FFeckIe Lotion. Pre-.
AIRED ouly by Dr. B. G. PERRY, - Bond
Jsreet, New York. Sold everywhere.
aar26 d6rn
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DRUGGISTS.
JOHN Law AL,
Wholesale and Retail Dragg :.

W UUICSuIC UHIU hCEUIk UTUBkA
Dealer In
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, de-,
MAIN ST., bet. Second and Third,
Evansville, Ind.
Particular attention given to CUTTING
WINDOW GLASS to any size. iiun2I dtf
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ARCHITECTS.
E. MuRSINNA

e. MURSINNA,
AR c. HI 1T z Q II.
ffica-No. z CHANDELIERS BUILDING
Corner First and Locust Streets,
Evansville, Ind.
n@- Plans and specifications for all kinda
of buildinUs Furnished at short notice, and
on reasonable terms Hmchl5 d3n
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The kidneys are two In number, situated
at the upper pant Of the loin, surrounded
by fa5, and consisting of three parts, viz.
the Anterior, the Interior, and the Exte'
riOr.
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DRoPsY is a collection of water in some
parts OF the body, and bears different
names. according to the parts AFFECT ed,
viz when generally diffuSed over the
body, il is ca led AnRsarca; wnen OF the
abdomen, Ascites; when of the chest by.
dIOthOraX.
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This medicine increases the power of
digestion, and excites the absorbents into
healthy exercise, by which the watery or
calcareouS dispositions, and all unnatural
enlargemeuts, as well as pain and lnfiam-
nation, are reduced, and II is taken by
men, women, ana children. Directions for
use and diet accompany.
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THE GRAYEL.-The gravel ensues from
neglect or mproper treatment OF the kid+
neys. These organs being weak, the water
is not expelled fir. M the bladder, but
allowed to remain; it becomes feverish,
and sediment forms. 1t is from this de
pOsit that the stone is formed, ana gravel
ensues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

TUE COLLINS METAL WATCH FACToRY-umproved orod. f,
Pull Jew.ed Hunting L<verp-Gert and I.sdies'
The Sl3 Watches In aud for time equal to gold one,
oo,tug Those 1ne finish not
900 eold watches For TIME, BLRGANCR FINISH anil Mira
BIilfY no Of goh begin 20 compare With the Conn,
Metal sIepiug the intrinsic value equal gold RVery Watch
fuiy warranted BY certificate
CHAINS FROM ca To s8 .r....t
JgwRLRYWeA manufacturing all kinds Jeyelrs ofs Collin,
Metal Pins Earrings Sleeve Buttons Lockets Studs Finger No.
Btas Charms ODD Fellow aud Masonic Pus all Of The a.,
elegant styles and folly equal to gold appearance And wear
ssDd ora era Watch free Of charge. " w.
part the United States by erpre, 10 he maid for
desY Money need be sent With order as b ca, he n
vhen goods from the express once Customers must pa all
charges We employ Agents. orders therefore must
directly In ordering write plainly the name town ro1ptv
a State Customers IN the city will remember osr opyoK
10 80 bhOADWAf, Con- NOkIHsI., CUP STAIRS). EEW.
tnRs e. H. COLLINS Cs.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
EAREn.

PORT or EBw.YoRK. .......oeooer IL
CLEARED.
Steamship bemarle Couch Norfolk &c
SchrA- W. BrOsn, Horton, Pernambucoi Kedron hAAd d.
ARRIVED.
Steamship wangton, Jones' Liverpool Sept 80 Queenstown
Steamship Russia Lott Liverpool Oct via oueerst0"n'oet D.
steamship Sea TuimanD Hamburg Sept 49, and Iaue Oct
syeam.ip Alabama meburner Fernandina Fla mdse and
steamship Mnuetonka Carpenter Charleston mde aud pass
Steanshp Hisgara Brakeman bichnond and pass
steamship Abermsre, Conh, Richmond City Point and horO
Z s steamship welia.e., =. Portsmouth. .. ,..
Ship Congress Livingston, London SO days ad'e
sIp Dae Webster Brown London Is days mlse and pass
ssp Goshen I "a DFen I0 y dawn @l so sa
Brig 1au Oaerbridge Jacme ayi "a days. osWood aud
EsG Maye5 R. E@ Z q az; Cd iron sss.
Brig Moroiug Light Hocbkiss Guyaula p r. Sept 3D. nd'e
Self ii Sioclham ordy Wilmington, days, naval stores
Sehr Elward Burnett Pender. Para days, hides
ser W. L. Iqr,oas' LoTdsn Sfg'1 = days sulphur
Schr n lockwood ST. JoLn, Wilmington days naval stores
Schr capeia. Taylor Dorehe,;eT n b. Ialiiag stone
Mary T. Smith Georgetown. * shaw Seofgt'o"n'
M AaIs Elm, Bangor lumber ciccs.i Lodge Calais lumber
Henry Drew, Bridgeport. j. {. Chew, Taunton.
Gyus Cham5erisIn Boston. c. a trainer, Providence
Eclipse NorthpoTt sax SiaeElss ,,.,-
Mary + Smith Geogetowa y R. Jan1Jd E,noe9P0r'
j"Iia a Rcb Fl I,be,hport Rogers Bllabethporl
ITap Cassell POD johnson Adlie NJ iiaines Virginia
Horizon, Kondout Mansfield tondoal
Lucy Ames Roekaud. Juiia b Newell, koeAlsaL
Seventy sir, George Oregon Rocklani
Leoltisr. RocAlaul. Hudson, hocklanl
S.ubaI. RockIaud. Caseo Lodge Portland.
SAILED.
Slip Orieut. for CaIlao. &C.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
UosToy Oct IlArryed steamship Roman, from Philadelphia
SEwORLEANs oct IAnyed the 3tI, steamship Geo. Crom
well. from Nes.lOTk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvRE OThe steamship Pee sailed from this port yeser
orxESTows Oct 1.-THE steamship City Of Paris from NesYOk
arrived at port a II m. todav,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamship Neeus Boston, New York, reports that y
on sunda IN thick weather Of Fishers Island contact WITH L.
sesmrs S1eeiweu from Tor Sewiork aut had stem
aud oot ends started The tug supposed 10 be slight
SPOKEN.
Ship Alexander Marshall from Liverpool Jr NeS-iork Sept - lat
IS y long. y ".
Ship Mhel Hunter from Caeutta Tor Neriork Ang 70 % CAM
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FROM LIVERPOOL Oct Pin steamship Rusia-ML and Mrs O.
MorgAu infant and Miss H. NJ Jandn Mrs heIareu M
aud Mr Cuyet M and Mrs C. lludiy, Mus Loys Hiss G.
Garrett Mr. aud Mrs hayng Miss Sargent Mrs Gerhard Mr. J,
Mr. McCue Miss Hardy Mr. Nenz. Mr. Gsy
Easily Mr. Garrison. Ms. Waller Mr. W. RLsr ML H. Rler
Mr. PRAY @. hr neon e. Tan Judge Judge
ahd ay H. hOnqg Jane, Butler Msl Etgeos Bo.tsel
Spek Mr. Parker MI Cammaok, H. Shells " ~ Thomson
sss. wI Ryis y; l; Ballard. J. II. pulAs. + J.
Mrs Nathan and Mrs W. ss'or Mrs Abess Pad
dock Mr. spofod Miss Hubbes and sister W. Parker
De,Aoh Mrs j. H. Thomas and child Thomas Motley Mr. aud
Mira Pauon and two csihreH. Mr. Hoisr Mr. IT, Thomas
and Mrs g. Bau,. Mrs Vernlye Mr. G. D. Bun Mr. Grand
lockwood wife and uah Miss BENEDICT add nurse and Mr.. o.
Pond, Mrs. Devlin and maid, Mr. aud Mrs H. washhprn,
Mis- LaJer Mira Chendeu Dr Curtis and Lady Mr. T. r. Ballard
lady aud maid. w Fouke E. y. A. Love w Foste hrs
Mr. aed Mrs. r RbeS aogsrs Ps9srOy Nc aud Mr.. leu
Mr. Poney ADD wife NJ and MrS Cracker Miss weuze Miss Hail.
Miss Cockrs Ms. Lime Coeterah M Coekean Mrs Hail. Miss
Denham and nd Mr. and Mrs Akin MsT, lugh Ce ghton Saa
Kenyan Gvinn,J HsItshorue M and Ms w ". Eaton D.
Taylor ard wife Mr. and Mrs Hatch " Turner Tracy LSneey
H. Hatch Mrs helege and fu ghers L. H. Rodner o. Wilder
lady. Mrs Hunter Mr. Mrs X Hoe infant
maid. Miss BadsiH, Mrs Westfedt B BukNOrih G. A. Hill Dr.
Cock and lady Miss Cln. Miss Edwards Mr. aud Mr. ". NJ Br'
Miss r. Brown Miss H. ". Brown, Miss h. Brosn - b. Bro M
MI g H. Potter aud slater, NJ L. r. r. Bash. Mr. W. Gs
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Mrs CLARK Mr.. Kimbal Mr. g. Fredapd, Mr. s r.
amsbeig Mr. ogesb MI G. n withsm Mr. w. w. beyo
ItUnn Mr. Curer IT, Msmon, hr. Weston Hy abap'
man MAJ walker Dir Wostonhome Godirey Wolf Leon VOL "
CO., yi servant J. W. maid. Z. " Parkns mad Nesnho'
ssv,pt Miss Poiers maid servant Total 1 passengers
PPoW LIyRRPOOI-u steamship City Of Washington OCT Il
ci Miss Iouisa Aleu- Mrs ~ NASH Hiss Nash, Miss
MeComsck Phipps Graves Dr. Mclean Ms Nancy aul
sd Mia n Rcfe Jane Bell Bell, Mr. Vail Jas Harley
H. Kton Mr. Fitzgerald r. MeBvoy Jas HarI1n gas
raves Mccormick Phpps Mr. Rogers and wife, D. ROBINSON
Cbss Gibbs Rev MeEvoy Sir Wilkinson A. Cameron Lane
g. Beistow Madeley, Mrs Williams Mis-. Williams ran
de ohnone r. o. Jones Emily Taylor Mary Nosand Mrs Jas
Riley Riley David WarnO j. p BanSsd and wife, Ann seo
Edith Wilkinson. - :,
FROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Herman Livingston, Oct IL
Jones Miss Hattie Belcher. Miss De Pas A. Sack r. Harm
son W. r. sage H. Hilton r b. Nytt. b. T. Russell o. ~ flh
gerald W. Cochran Charles Rogers William Rya John Ih0mp-
j. Norton. :, ,..,,
FROM FBRNANDINA-In steamship Alabama, Oct ll-Franos
Joseph d. Lon. j. Maxwell and wife, W. Brown W. SMITH
FROM CHARLRSTONIn steamship Minnetonka, Oct Il-Mis
Gehart children Mrs W. H. Young Master Willie Yong MISS
Josie Can H. NJ Billion LADY and children, w g. RowleY ana '
children Mrs Boyton aud family. Jas Perry r. Bowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
Tile COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board of Aldermen met yesterday and
appropriated $40 to H. NJ. Mosher to refund oyerpaid
water rates resolution 10 raise the salary OF the
Mayors First Marshal 5000, and that Of the Inter
prefers to $2.5OO was laid The a. VI. T. Bethel
Church received contribution OF sal The Mayor sent
in Il communication. lnclOsng petition signed by 200
citizens of the Nineteenth Ward relating to increased
facilities being afforded for travel from Iorkvlc 10 the
lower part of the city, and also another communication
from persons who offer To run new stage route Ia Mdd
sOn-aVe. The Mayor thinks the latter communication
should receive the proper attention Of tho Common
Council and recommends that they should offer for sale
at public auction the franchise establishing the route
10 Is in Their power. The paper referred TO the
Committee on Streets. The following streets were
ordered 20 be paved with Belgian pavement: One
hundredand wcnty .firsst., from Third 10 Ffthaye;
third-st, from Firstavc. to
Avenue a FOrtysecOndst., from 1ruthave. 10 Hudson
River; Soonest, from Whitehall to BrOadst; Firstave,
from HOusOn-st. to FOurtDcntlst,; Eighty iOurth-s,
from Fourth TO FIfth-ayc; FftythiIdst, from Flit 10
SXth-avc.; Foriy-elghthst. nom Third To Fit-aye.;
Eightyourthst, from TArdaye. to Avenue 4, and one
hundredaudtwenty tirost from SocOndaye. TO Third
After adopting resolutions expressive OF sorrow at
the death OF cXPTcsidcnt Pierce the Board adjourned
Tie other Board failed 10 obtain a quorum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Brooklyn BOaId OF Aldermen held a
regular meeting yesterday afternoon, Alderman Whitney
in the chair. Alderman Whiting moved that the Mayor
he requested to withhold his signature from any bills
that may presented by the Controller until such bills
shall be ordered by the Board. Mr. Whiting said tho
Controller claimed that he had the night under the law 10
done without reference to the Board
OF Aldermen. lie said nc was present III the Mayors
office when "a check from the Controllers office came IN
with bill OF $500 for numbering 800 city bonds work
really worth more than 500. When Ar. Winning M
formed the Controller that the amount was too much, ne
replied by saying, It's none Of your business" He
thought this strange answer 10 De made by one
officer Of City Government 10 another AID he hoped
to have the UNANIMOUS Of the Board in support Of
the resolution. The resolution adopted unanimously
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BANKING HOUSE OF
El|:a|!Il;S7HI!'aHEAH
80 WALL-ST.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances of Currency or Gold.
Persons depositing with us can
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates Of Deposit issued,
payable on demand or at fixed
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available in all parts of
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved cOllat-
erals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all
issues of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for
the purchase and sale of Gold and
all tirst-class Securities, on COM
mission. ....... ....... .-
Gold Banking Accounts may be
opened with us upon the same con-
ditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in
the United States, Canada, and
Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected
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JOsEPH RODDY. THE "PLUMRER."

Mrs. Alnira Pease of No. 125 East Twelfth
s and Jeanette Strouss OF No BAG East Seven
teemth.s appeared before Justice Dodge at the Jefer
sou Market Police Court Yesterday and fled complaint
against Roddy, the bogus plumber, history OF whose
exploits was published IN yesterdays TRIBUNE FROM
the former place he took diamonds ana JeWely 10 the
value S27O the 9th nst and from TIE latter S2 IN
Valuab!es The accused pleaded guilty TO D0h charges
arid give us a reason that he had friends money
ana needed the latter He fully committed, IN de-
fol f..4 mil
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REGULATIONS OF THE PORT.

The Commissioners Of Emigration agt. The
Brush aud North american Royal MaL Steamship Cone
ya,ry.-superor Court--Trial Term-Before Justice
JoueS.-This case came up demurrer on which the
mann question appeared to be whether the act requiring
a return OF disabled persons brought into the port re-
qured the giving of their names not The complaint
alleged mat Ann Reardon being lame came on board
the ship Malta this port aud not reported inc
demurrer is that they he defendants were not bound
To report nomination the lame and disabled but Oily 10
give numerical reports and that therefore the complaint
sets out no cause Of action. Decision reserved.
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DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES.

IA, re. Lena RirerS.-COmmon Pleas-Special
Term-Before Judge Brady.-From the aihdavts sub
nted II that four years ago the petitioner Maria
Rivers and her husband separated and an order was
made awarding the child Lena, to the OF the petit
tJner. There subsequent recOncLau0ns ana quar-
rel, resulting IN the child remaining IN the husband
possession after the last quarrel Both parties col
Ued. Tie REALTORS counsel yesterday morning insisted
the child being produced Respondents counsel ac-
knowledEcd that lie informed the child had been
taken Charleston, though against his ADVICE. Inc
tomorrow.