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REAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTIS-
!" TRY

RHAT IMPROVEMENT T%T IN DEST's-
Tho attention of the public is called to great
discovery in Dentistry.
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth is,
they do net hold in their place firmly enough,
and add to this the annoyance of food getting
under the plate while eating. l have discover
"a a method of so constructing the plate on
which the teeth are set that they will not start
IT drop while eating or speaking, neither will
any particles Of food get under the plate. no
matter what the condition of the mouth is,
which is uot true OF any method hitherto used.
have secured Letters Patent for the United
States, England and France.
The improvement is not in material but in
the construction, whichs ecures the atmospheric
pressure on the entire plate.
1 have sold the exclusive of said improvement
to DIR. l.. Gilman, to wit, the Counties of Frank
lin, Washington, Chittenden, Lamollle and
Grand Isle. Those wishing to avail themselves
of such improvement, will call Oh
DIR. l.. GILMAN.
ST. ALBANS. Observation-Disclosures, VERMONT.
N. 7. FOLSOM.
November. II. 1867. 19I-tf
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JAMES MCKINNEY,

Bankrupt.
Noticels hereby given that petition mas
been filed in said Court by James Mckinney. OF
liichford, in said District, duly declared bank
rupt under the Act OF Congress of March 2, 1867,
for q discharge and certificate thereof from ali
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of Rockingham, is assigned for the hearing OF
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interest may attend aud show cause If any the,
have, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted
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TN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court OF
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TN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of
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N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
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FLOUR.

The best brands constantly on hand. A.5o,
Graham and Buckwheat Flour, Rye and Corn
Meal
Finally if you want anything in the line OF
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Goods sold at wholesale at the lowest possible
figure.
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I n BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court OF
l. the United States, for the District Of Vermont
IN the matter Of
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10 Tobacco Chewers, Smokers, and Snuff Ia
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We want Farmers and Dealers To bear i'll mind
that We keep the Pure Boston ground
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

Of Improvement had to await the decline Of the hos
pital's efficacy. Now, however Pearl street has had
tts claim recognized and In place OF hattng on tho
eass side OF Broadway, 1t crosses 70 the west and
plungea through the centre of the Old hospital
grounds down hill to q junction with Thomas
the wide level Of West Broadway. The az
tenaion OF Pearl street and i1 building up on
either side with high and massive iron warehouses
seven OF which on one block are In forward stats
OF completion, s another instance OF active energy.
Tue grade OF Pearl street from Broadway TO Thomas
street mas rather steep appearance, but good deal
OF work has yet to be done before the desired incline
l. attained. The side Of the street next Ia
the wing OF the hospital left standing Ii
one huge embankment Of earth, which IN
due course OF time will DO removed and
room lett Tor building lots Ii Ia somewhat interest
ing 70 Walk down this recently created thorOugnfar0
ana realze tue vast amount OF labor that
sarfy have been performed IN excavating score OF
SUB. cellars and moving away the countless loads OF
rubbish, In all forms from the ruins OF the large and
stately building that erstwhe stood here. On every
side are remains OF the great trees that ourshed
the hospital green Huge roots branch away In
weird shape and iimitess subdivision from the raw
and severed soil, and great emban kments Of earth
like the rampars OF fort slope down TO the base
ment walls Of some newly risen warehouse OF iron.
On the whole, the Pearl street extension v . wise
measure. and might be continued down to the North
river with advantage.
LAURENs STREET WIDENING.
The tedious preliminary work Of awarding dam
ages, adjusting complaints and reporting resnlts
the proper authority Is being gone through, and Of
course, until entirely completed the work Of
widening Laurens street from Canal 70 Amity and
thence 70 Fifth avenue must remain In abeyanco.
The commissioners are Morgan Jones, James II.
Coleman and Robert q. HutchinQs
Tno following awards Tor damages nave been mado
To owners Ialirena atr00t.--
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
COURT CAiIaDAaS-Tnls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs- Held by Judge
Ingranam.-Call Of Calendar IL MNos. 81. l13, ia,
133, l43 1e9 176 1885, 1885, 190 2ol 202 2os 216 Cali
232. $3.50 ~
MARINE CoURT--TRrAL TERM.-Part 1--Judge
Alker.-Nonjury causes only.-Nos. 4s20 4429, 1857,
42s5, 432s, 436l, 4374 4377 A44s 4lt0 t4b0h, 4452
4456 4457. Part 2-Before Judge Gross-Non-jury
causes only-Nos 4l19 44O6 4212, 4342, ASST 1858,
4S5S. 44e7, 446s, 4l73, 4474, ATS 44so 44s4 44s1
SURRoGATRs COURT.--Gideon J. Tucker. Surr0-
gate. Contested issue Of fact to be tried comuenc
ing Wednesday, December !, 1soo.-No. 1, win OF
Frederick 5ei0fried; administration OF goods. &c.
OF Jabeia Burcheii, Alias Armstrong; 8, admin
istration OF goods, 10, OF Daniel Angevine l. will
OF Joseph Bertrand; VIII Of Henry Steele; 9, sd-
Kapp; I, win Of Martin Althous; Q, viii
Of Ann serry; O. allegations against win
II, VIM OF Eleanor harrington; IA OF Henry Barrett
Is, VIII Of Waiter Walsh; H. WIN OF James Kelly; Is,
vii ~ Tnomas RAM IA viii ~ iszar SKILL 10 a.
WIN Of Peter Becker; 20, viii Of John W. Farmer; 21
win Of Helen Mscauley; ~ WIN OF Jacob Boel; %,
drews; %, will OF Richard g. Addington.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30


last year. ~
on Orange Mountain at SIX A. M. the thermometer
registered %. 4l# 4 a1f
CHILD RUN OVER. morning q chill
named william Hickman, OF No. 1l8 East sixteenth
street. was run over by milk wagon driven BY
George Dainty, and slightly injured.
ALUMNI REUsIoN-The annual dinner Of the
Alumni Association OF Brown Unlversity VIII take
place this evening at the Metropolitan HOTEL Presi
dent Caswell, Professor Chase ana Senator Anthony
VIII be present. 8. 8. Cox Is to preside.
BURGLARY IN SEVENTH AvENUE.-On Sunday
night the clothing No. 400 Seventh avenue was
entered by burglars who broke open the rear door
and stole six ovcrcoats black frook coat pair Of
pants and other property OF the total value OF $780,
with which they succeeded In making their escape.
DEATH ON "DUTCH HILL.--Notcc reached the
Coroner's once yesterday afternoon that James
Powell had been lying dead on Dutch Hill" Forteth
street, near First avenue, since Friday last. Cor
oner Flynn has the matter In cnsrge and Will make
an investigation. .. 40t SO
KNIGHTS toy ST. PATRIcK.--A very important
meeting Of this body win be held this evening at
the headquaEerh ia broadway, The BVsrd of
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
THE SUEZ CANAL.
Scotch Trade-Thc Now Trsnsif-The Eirse
British Vessel In the Canal.
From tho Glasgow Herald Nox 10

Our townsmen, Messrs Handyside a Henderson.
have this forenoon received telegram from MIR.
Fleming, their agent IN Egypt dated from lsmaa
advising that their screw steamer Dido had us ar.
rived there. en- route for Suez, being the first british
merchant steamer to enter the Suez Canal.
We understand that Messrs. Handyside Hender-
son have all along manifested lively interest in the
work and its approach 70 termination with an in
telligent appreciation OF It's Importance well know
ing the revolution in the mode OF transit to the East
which the successful completion OF the canal Will url-
doubtedly produce. Mr.. Thomas Henderson the
senior member OF the rm, visited and Inspected the
canal throughout Its whole length, about eighties
months ago, and was then strongly impressed from
an he heard and saw on the spot that the under
taking would certainly prove an engineering sue
cess, and soon be an accomplished fact 1t must he
gratifying to the local pride OF our citizens, as 1t is
highly credta3e to the energy and enterprise OF the
merchant vessel that passes through the canal
should hail from Glasgow and ny the well known
"Anch0ru Gag
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
ykIItu STATES DISTINCT cuusI-s BANKRUPTCY.

Before Judge Blatchford
IN the Natter or William y. Goodoln.-Tnis case
Was referred TO register, who certified that
George v. House was duly elected assignee Of the
bankruprs estate, and executed the bond required
BY the thirteenth section Of the act and he further
certned that In pursuance Of the rule OF the court
adopted November Is, 1860, he called the attention
OF the assignee to the provisions OF General order
No. 49, and he now brought the case to the notice OF
the Court, although he had no means OF knowing
whether or not the assignee had failed to make
report to the Court OF the funds received BY him or
OF deposit made by him, ~ required BY the order
mentioned.
Judge Batchford. in referring to the matter. OBJ
served that when an assignee failed to make y re.
port 10 the Court OF funds received by him and OF
deposits made by him, 1t must be assumed that NO
had been made by him. In order to warrant pro-
ceedlngs against an assignee for not complying with
General Order No. 28 1t must be shown by at least
prima facte evidence that he had received funds or
had made deposits, In respect TO which ne ought
to have made report to the Court under said
case, and therefore there was nothing on which the
Court could base any action In the premises.
4E0f Notice TO the Bar. sete
Ordered, That the calendar Of jury causes made
for The present November term Of this Court stand
In respect 70 causes therein which shall be undis-
posed OF at the close OF the present term % the
calendar for the ensuing Decembe* term OF this
court without the necessity Of fling new rules OF
issue or serving new notices OF trial In respect OF
such causes for the ensuing December term.
Other causes may be noticed and put upon such
calendar at the foot thereof for the ensuing Decem-
Der term.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
smUGGLMG OPERATIONS N BOSTON.
Heavy Seizure OF Liquors.
Trrom the Rosfon post. Nav o. !,


The schooner d. II. H0dgkins, . craft OF about
eighty tons, taken possession OF yesterday FORE
noon by the United states authoritics by order Of
Collector Russell. She came into port during Thurs
day night and anchored on Loring's wharf, South
Boston, Information OF her arrival was nrst had at
aoout ten A. M. yesterday, when Captain DollIver,
one OF the boarding Officers, and Oif1cers OF the
United States tug Hamlin, proceeded TO and over.
hauled her. No person was found on board, but on
searching the officers discovered 100 cAscs Of gin and
two cases OF brandy. The schooner was t0wed TO
Long wharf during the afternoon, wRere she now
Is. The liquor was landed and taken to the Ap-
praiser's ONCE near the Custom House. Before the
vessel was seized 260 cases had been landed and
carted over to the city proper. This was subse-
Quently seized, and Is now In the custody Of the
government as smuggled property The amugglers
had ten teams In waiting at South Boston 70 convey
The property to what was supposed to be safe
place. II Is clear and deliberate case Of smuggling
and the property will OF course become connscated.
The parties engaged In the unlawful business viii
also be looked after In the most vigilant manner. IL
was most audAoi0us act--iar more audacious, we
may add, than skllfu. Proceedings will at once he
Instituted against tho owners and consignees
Smuggling on this scale ~ very rare at this pvrt,
and VIII hardly prove verr urontahs.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
SUPERIOR covaT-SpEclAl TERM.
Decisi0ns Rendered.
by Judge FlthiaD.


by Judge F1thiaD.
Benjamin r. Stephens us. Manly Ho,oe ct a.
Motion granted.
Cltristropher Adrr ct al Us. The Ne,1 FORK and
Harlem Railroad COmpany.-Motion denied with
out prejudice.
Hiram r. Atles cs. Eliza L. Wood ct al-Motion
granted.
Eliza L. Wood us. Hiram, r. Mi,es.-Motion granted.
NayVdret Sherlock Us Stephen SheriOcE.-Motion
granted.
Joseph A. Ingram us. George Roll ct dt.-Judgmcnt
for defendant. No costs to either party.
Re0ecc1 cray Adnai1iiStratriJ, Us. National
Steamship Coynpanv-Motion granted.
Hannah N. IrUtng Us. Lvdta For.-Ju dgment for
plaintiff for $19,172 SO. .r
IN the Natter or the Accounting Of T. Edston Benz
nett, Recetuer, Gc-Motlon Denied
Robert Brolnn Us. W0U Revlafsder.-Order vacated
and set aside.
caroline Lang rs. Michael L. HGlfer.-Motion dis
missed, with costs. Ten dollars costs Of motion.
By Judge McCunn.
NelD York Opthatfnic Hospital Us. Eugene Dupnp.--
Order signed and filed In Clerks office.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Distillery Onse.


Before Commissioner Shields N&
The United States us. John Wdrntke.-The defend.
ant was charged with carrying on the business Of
dtstller at the corner OF Forty fourth street and
Ninth avenue, wi thout havAg paid the tax required
by law. The defendant averred that he occupied
the premises In question a. grocery and had let
the basement to one Henry smith, who stated 70
him that he manufactured nothing but cider, out
who, 1t subsequently appeared illicitly manufac-
tured spirits. The delinquent was held under 81 Oo0
BAH 70 await examination. ,-,r rlt r..4trf T..
The Alleged Fraudulent PRESERVATION Of
frf Revenue Omcers.
The United States Us. LdlOr ana Kthner.-The
defendants, az previously mentioned, were charged
with fraudulenty personasing revenue officers. Tns
evidence in the has already appeared. The case
summed up yesterday. Assistant District Attor.
ney Jackson representing the government, and .1r.
Sedgewck appearing for the defendants.
Alter the summing up OF counsel Commissioner
Shields announced that ne would render his decision
on Thursday next ft
The Custom House Weigher Frauds.
The United States Us. II. A. Smauev.-The de-
fendant, a son OF Judge Smalley, of the United
States District Court OF Vermont, and who was q
weigher in the Custom House, was, with others g.,
charged with having committed certain frauds rea-
tive to the pay rolls.
District Attorney Pierrepont in reply to Mr. sedge-
wick. who appeared for the defence, stated yester-
day afternoon that afteg having made searching
investigation into the charges preferred he was
convinced that Colonel smalley had really no per-
sonal knowledge OF the matters alleged. Moreover,
at the time the charges were made Colonel Smalley
was absent in Paris, but as soon the argos
made known to him he returned immediately and
requested an investigation. Under all the circum-
stances he he District Attorney asked that the
plant be dismissed.
Commissioner Shields said that on the recommen-
dation OF the District Attorney he would dismiss the
complaint, and ordered the defendants discharge.
Smuggling Cigars.
Before Commissioner Osborne.
The United States u.s. Joseph Sctfaetder.-The de.
fendant who carried on the business OF q tobacco.
mist In the BOwery, was charged With having snug.
gled s0.000 cigars ana 1000 pieces OF ribbon. Held
under $40 900 bail Tor examination. M rr
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

THE BoYLsToN BANK ROBBgRY.--It ls learned
the men who are certainly known to have been en-.
gagged In the robbery of this bank has been for.
and South America and Europe. This DESCRIPTION Ia
pregnant with details OF the most important charac-
ter. In addition TO this pamphlet has been pub
lished and distributed by authority OF chief Kurtz
giving detailed description OF the bonds and other
securities that were stolen by the burglars in which
value OF the lost securities for their return, thm
paragraph being endorsed by all parties who havd
funds IN the hands OF the burglars This proposition
VIII, OF course, be largely critictsed but such s tne
TACT IL only remains for to state that every pre-
ilminary arrangement that old and experienced
detectives can suggest has been made Ior tne
hension Of the burglars-B0sson Journal NoR -
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
A China Ship by the sucz Canal.

[FTom the China LOndOn) Herald Nov. Isl
The steamer Rocket, which left shields for ShanQ-
hae ON the oath October, was towed into Lowestoft
engineer &c. She proceeds shortly, under the com.
mand OF Captain Roper, via the Suez Canal. The
Rocket has Deen despatched by Mr.. James Beaz-
ley, OF Liverpool and is intended for local employ
ment. She is consigned to Messrs. A. X. Tilby Il
Co., Of Shanghae.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
CITY MTELLIGENCE.

TEE wEATHRR YysrRRDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year. a. indicated BY the
Thermometer ct Hudnut's Pharmacy, HERALD Build.
inr corner of Ann stroet:-
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Notice to the Bar,

: = NOtIC6 70 Inc B8F.
The calendar OF civil jury causes in the United
States Circuit Court win be called by Judge Blstch-
ford In the District Court room on Saturday, Decem
ber 1862 ct eleven O'Clock A. NJ, TOR the purpose
OF setting down for trial during the month Of De-
consent to try before the court without Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
The ndo-EurOpean Telegraph-Extension and
Connections. ii.

[From the China Telegraph (London), Nov. 1871
The Indo European Telegraph Company have now
the entre length OF their wires completed with the
exception OF some triding links near Teheran. The
line runs from L0westoft by submarine TO Nordeney,
thence to Berlin, odessa, Warsaw and Kertch to
Teneran and Bushtre thence by Persian Gulf cable
to Kurrachee. The scale OF charges 1s not yet xed
but Will certainly be lower than the present rates.
Tne line VIII probably be opened on the 1st Of
December.
kilograms announce the completion Of the first
section OF the new Persian Gulf cable.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

By the European mall at this port we have our
special correspondence and newspaper mails. dated
at Bombay on the 22d OF october, supplying the fol-
lowing highly interesting details Of kilograms,
overland in Asia and submarine from Europe to the
above named date.
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- Will cut Eve cighths inch iron, email Trip Hammer small
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cheap. at 81 Cannon street