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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-12
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Atlantic Of Brooklyn W.. Athletic Of PhFadel-
According TO arrangement the Athletics of Phiia-
delphia came on to this city yesterday play the
first game OF new series with the Atlantics. The
game was 10 have been played On Monday last at
Philadelphia, but the rain master OF the situa-
ton on that day and o postponment was neces-
Stated. The Atlantics were anxious to play on
Thursday last. but the Athletics could not meet
them. and arrangements were finally made for
the game to take place yesterday. There was very
fair attendance or spectators on the grounds and as
tho Athletics did not put In an appearance as
promptly a. 10 their wont, there were many who
asserted that they would not come snce-ou account
OF the defeat Of the Atlantics by ths Eckfords on
saturday-the contest could not be considered as
tending TO the possession OF the championship They
were on hann. however, IN good time, and thus all
the philosophers who were sure they would not
OF the Mutaals. having been selected 70 act a.
umpire, play commenced shortly after three O'Clock,
with the Atlaniics a. the bat. pearce was quickly
az frat base. Smith hit the ball solidy to centre
on the FIRST pitch, aud made one base, and shortly
after stole TO second start was captured on the
ny by Reach, and Chapman lby q 'Iair foul, sent
Smith home aud made first base himself. Fer
Popped uP q a Msyss 70 as but
was saved. This should have closed the innings
with but one for the Atlantics, instead Of which
they scored six. They were aided further by another
1nun" by Meyerle, wild pitch, two passed
balls ana a base on ''caed" balls.
ON the Athletic side in this innings Reach made
nrst base BY sending slow bounding bail TO Short.
Reach was disposed OF by magnificent nycatch By
Mcdonald. Cuthbert after being missed on foul
nv by Ferguson made first on hit TO right but was
shortly after eded at second on Fisler's hit TO
Pearce, en- which also Fiser himself was headed OF
at hrst, Pearce aud Pike both WORKING sharply on
The point
the game throughout waa quite lively. although
the errors were many and damaging especiaIiy In
the in-1elds on both sides. Mcdonald and sensen.
derfer entted 20 most favorable notice for Their
magnificent play IN their respective positions
throughout Fisler az quiet aud az sure az eyer
and regarding him no more than that need be gaId
A fine "double catch By pearce deserves mention
AND also full nycatch by Chapman. The score or
the game il a. foliows:-
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SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.

Jersey City.
DROWNED AT THE PAvONIA FERRY-On Sunday
night az the ferrybost Pavona left the slip al Long
Dock man, who was among the passengers, walked
to the rear Of the boat and stepped on. Inc ooa'
was stopped but the body was NOS recovered.
BOARD OF EDUoATIoS.-some important changes
VIII shortly De made in the Board Of Education The
privileges accorded to certain oticers OF the Board
are regarded quite anomalous when compared
with the practice elsewhere. Mr.. Leon Aboett WIZ
succeed Mr.. Gaddis as chairman OF the Normal
School Committee. The scheme FOR removing the
Normal School to No. Public school mas proved a
complete failure. Il was frowned down az tne las.
meeting OF the Board superintendent Bevans IS
making another tour Of inspection through the
schools to ascertain what changes VIII be necessary
Hoboken.
AN Ex.CoSvICT ON THE RAMPAGR.-A youth named
Gluber who has served term in the State Prison.
on being recently pardoned, took up his abode with
his father IT Union Hill and soon robbed him Of $500
worth Of jewelry. He sold IL Tor SIS, and was
arrested yesterday and lodged IN the county jail.
The LArB AURDER-vgRDICr OF THE CoRoNER's
JuRY.-The inquest on the body OF Anna Simmons
who was fatally injured by Henry lille, was con-
cluded by Coroner White last evening. Tho jury,
after long absence returned verdict that Gamma
Simmons came TO her death from the effects OF inju
ries received during scuiile with Henry lille on
the LIST OF October" The prisoner iiiie was accord
ingy committed without bail to the county jail TO
await his trial FOR murder.
Hudson City.
GIRL Run OVER AND KILLED.-About four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Johanna Jane Porten,
aged three years, run over and killed by lnm-
Der wagon driven by one wnlam Koch. The driver
was arrested and held TO bail by Coroner Warren,
VINO win also hold an inquest to-day.
Newark.
THE LATEST MysvgRY.-The singular disappear
ance week ago yesterday Of Mr. William Weiss, a
saloon keeper on Railroad avenue, is still source of
extreme anxiety to his family. Hearing that the
body OF dead man had been found IN Hoboken
answering the description OF her husband, Mrs.
Weiss went there yesterday, but found 1t was not
her husband He was last seen on the corner OF
Fulton street and Broadway. in New York. on Mon
day the 4th Inst, by a Mr.. Marks, OF this city.
Paterson.
ANOTHER RELIC UNEARTHED-The laborer on
the Main street sewer. at the corner OF Broadway
the most busy corner in the city-yesterday IN
earthed another relic OF ancient Paterson. 1t was
the bottom OF what must have been large liberty
POLE in pretty good. state Of preservation. How
old it is and who put 1t there seems TO be problem.
The discovery Of 80 many unneard OF relics puzzles
the Paterson folks considerably, and Is adding new
ana important links 10 the historical cham OF the
locality.
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n. 1LLAsY SHEET vss8xG MfnY.

nfe-nOrtcm Statement oil WIG ''""noeu .nsN''
,..,,a r,1ynn vvbo was sta IDed on the evening
~ i, I've, IN hillary street near HuGson ave.
nue. ~ not expected to recover. Gus a'h HSs oech
Dus, " 49,, tno sbonlder T W following Is IN G
10y s,a,or,ent or the mn sgf man, taken by
-. : =, abogt 10 from
ieriancE Flnu A. make, cia abatement
time.
hunday aitclhuoH JUS ,s,v Al cot between CARL
was liF 'NsN.epee friend named
John McYeey. ! walking lazarus x I,''oJ ~ sI.@
all direci, ms GU -, nro,sc,' co..
brcks compelled in ofaef s,sps s,,, srv.
selves, ge sheds front tne agten, nro
lection to lives We started TO oss W. 10 %. ~
the north TO the south side, in ofae ~, mfts.ll.s
my house saw the parties throw ae,sng aha street
was Knocked down py the stroke OF stor ~ 10Y -.
tween shoulders and before could -
saDOod tnree -once IN my arm once ,hs asbor
ribs. While was down there n numbefe y ms o.nnnf
When got W followed the who ste Posa no -, a..
WHO eft The .nils sacstng 10 back r pp, ha ,an
shafts Of cart and fell willis running alta he maD
called out 70 him, "Howsrd, you ara q theft you hsve
stabbed meW 1recognizcd him nj opn.o1
the who stabbed His IL John HOY ward
said to be brother OF John. John abon nsH
before he cut with two onsr persona ang
Influence Of liquor and noisy Dohi g
ssy them. Have never had tlN
me VIII with him. acquainted with the
m with bin. have qeasreled with
that nechbLIhood fourteen years and had n |
disturbance With any one. know no cause or
why should have been set by these
parties Ibave never. to knowledge, Offended either |
mar, csid. was perfectly sober nj the time
varaacked whus they were beating nethey said "sock
Il isto him. -" lam sci acquainted With John
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LONG ISLAND.
.-.,-,.o-,-...-..----,-,.-..,.

THE RosLYS ACCOMPLISHMENTS Fox, one Of the
three colored men charged with the assault and
stabbing OF Sylvester Verify OF Roslyn previously
announced in the HERALD, has been arrested, and
now lies confined IN the Flushing Jail awaiting an
examination.
PoLlTcAL.-Samuel Il. Frost, of Richmond county,
has been nominated for state senator by the demo
Gratis OF the First district. The republicans have
nominated H. w. Eastman for Judge. They con-
template presenting the name OF N. Deane, OF Rich
mond, for Senator.
ACTION AGAINST THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
CoMpASY.-Andrew Van GroseDeck OF Jersey City.
has commenced a suit against the Long Island Rail-
road Company Tor $50, 900. He was injured IN the
disaster OF April g. and besides bodily injuries
tanned has lost mis- eyesight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-12
KINGS COUNTY BUDGET.

The Committee on General Taxes OF tue county
Board OF Supervisors have presented the budget OF
expenses OF the county government for the fiscal
ear commencing August l. 1853, and ending July 81
1870 amounting in the aggregate to $l.7So, 1885, The
aggregate amount OF taxable property In this city
for the year Ii 1888 900 900, being al increase oi
ala 700 600 over last year. white the difference or the
amounts assessed upon the various wards THIS ye ar
and last year. Is as ioows:- 1865. 1869.
upon the city at large. - &es,eS $5Aelsof
Upon the First Twelfth TWEEN
tieth, Twenty Hrst and Tween
ty-second wards. ........... 4ee,A05 ooa. 7sa
S<rcs<s4eo
Increase Ses2oaz
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eaQlKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
Increasing SnIarics-The AldermeR After
the Comptroller.

aeseasing SnIaries-The Aldermen After
the Comptroller.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon
"a the first time In two months in their chambers
~, VIAL. The Common Council Chamber has been
yer ytastefully and richly renovated and embeished
dur ns '1oioooss' oo7i " aoous $s'ooo' Aluer-
man whitney occupied the chair.
Tn salary COMMITTEES reported IN favor OF increas-
,non salaries OF Matthew Flanagan and Patrick
McLa 'sihan cerAs IN tue lax oouec1ors once,
froms -" anu sIoo0' "uaoh eAeJ no~ respectively
rece,ve 10 81, 500 per annum each. Some objection
wanna dc by the Alderman OF the Twentieth ward
On ,he round that there was no money IN the trea-
sury nApio ioi Inc paym o. sucn an increase
T,a roro It OF the committee was adopted however
Nv vpte Of sixteen to four in the negative. Alder.
man McG va, - 9ona Tue auoptlon Oh me resolution
or reorae @. Heman. clerk in the Tax Collectors
ONCE TO & .ouo per aaa UNI carried.
rho sa1arv OF jeremiah D. Fielding clerk IN the
Office, ,esn $1,000 70 .i,oVo, uatnR from
January L. - nv SoiA'Vs0 W
ea .,,aT,or WHITING, OF the Twentieth ward
ofered q resoi ution requesting the Mayor to with.
bo,d b,s ann AZURE or approval from all bulls pre-
sandad Nv nc Comptroller until the action OF the
Board of Alder men had been taken thereon. In ex
n snaton of his reason for Offering such resolution
r. Wntt,na al that be had understood that the
Comptroller hao ,t, t1s Una, @ sta.eM I
men and snnarv, 'os that 81 500 been paid for 800
printed and numb ia ' IN ~. ps ~ .ne nomptroheIs
Department. he ctnce whan al 1te' .a one
nay no. aoau u b 70 the then acting Mayor OF
$500 for eight nund nsa ~ the "i ~, hau
been printed for the n hs Eyecm,tvaa ,, ~ NJ
ny ~ snn the bill preferring 70 walt until
his Honor the Mayor vsvar c.,a Nv pa,e uPoa ~,
The Comptroller ho' ana wnnn ,ba s haa I'M,
shortly after the clel a, 10 =. 100
Informed him that the .,om 1nnns 49, "a 10y nun
me had since, by calcul sroncoi o,car 90 ~ W
Is DIN excess the chief " ,ne ss., az
~ nro ~ mnnIcnal ~ acal, CURLY replied at
none OF your business ,,n ~ h asa
nj IN
o a oht he taken u ,Sampel the Comptroller
~ amh,n his h,lls far the future for the action OF
the Board or Aldermen. c,aa ,uo.,u.-..,
The resolution was ado a<,,as ~ ~ ~ 1ni
the meeting shortly ater ad S-.1Aea ~ oHe WEI.
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C,u7T OF oYss AND 1snMkEa.
opening Of thc October Term.


Before Judge Gilbert and Associate Justices.
The Circuit Court Of oyer and Terminer opened at
tsn O'Clock yesterday morning. with Judges Gilbert
and Troy and Justices Hoyt and voorhees, on the
bench. Among the cases to be tried are four for
alleged murder. Before the opening OF the court
owen Hand, who Is held on charge OF causing the
delth OF man named o'Donnell, in the gas house,
short time since, was brought down from the Ray
mond street jail. He was accompanied by young
man named Robert Berry, who, it Is alleged, played
q prominent part the rlotous proc eedings al the
corner OF Johnson and Navy streets, where man
named Donnegan lost his life.
The court room was crowded with gentlemen or
the legal profession, and others who had been sum-
moned to act as grand and peut Jurors.
The following gentlemen were empanelled to act
as Grand Jnrors:-Wiham Il, Douglass, foreman;
Nathan D. Adams Charles W. Remington, Edwin
A. studwell, Richard F. Brown, Charles II. smith,
Alexander lager, Joseph Merrill, George H. Lewis.
SreWs. Serene =. Todd, William H. Edwards, s. S.
Davis. John =. Burnley, II. d. Mathews and George A.
Waterbury.
Judge Gilbert in his charge to the jury, stated
that there were no special cases to which ii was
necessary that he should call their attention, as q
grand jury bad been IN session for nearly month";
and the calendar almost cleared. He then
instructed them IN relation to the manner or pro-
ceedng business and the proportion OF their num-
Der required 10 form quorum. He then said there
class OF cases to which he thought II was his
duty TO call their attention. They were aware That
= several years ago the law was altered, and parties
prosecuted were allowed TO testify IN their own
behalf. This mad caused tine crime OF perjury to
become very common one and 1t had led TO q largo
number OF divorces being granted both in this and
other counties. He understood that some cases OF
that klnd would be presented before them, and he
believed they would be derelict in the performance
Of their duty If all such were not thoroughly inves
nga,ed. lie concluded by ordering their attention
to the ofYe4 named in the statutes those
which they had eognizance.
owen Hand was arralgned on charge Of causing
the death OF fellow workman, named 0'Donnel,
In the gas house, short time since. He pleaded not
guilty and his trlal was set down Tor next Monday.
Robert Berry. respectable looking young man,
pleaded not guilty 10 charge OF causing the death Of
James Donnegan on the corner OF Johnson and
Navy streets, IN May last, His trial set down for
next Thursday,
The first trial Of the term will commence to-day,
= At which time a colored man named Francis Drake
VIII b. tried for homicide alleged TO have been
United at Crow Hill during the early part OF last
/, spring.
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CITY COURT.


IOT n TOOTH
Michael Schieyeth rs. Adam Niiler.-0n the 2sth
ri last February the parties to this suit met in
town OF New Lots. Before parting they quarrelled,
and plaintiff alleges that defendant handled him so
roughly as to knock out his most valuable tooth,
and the injuries he then sustained. he states pre-
vented him from attending to hts business for sew
<sral days afterwards; and the present suit was
therefore brought to recover the Of 81 900 as
damages alleged TO have been sustained on that
occasion Defendant alleged that the first assault
was committed by the plaintiff and that he did not
Vie any more force than was necessary in protect
fRg himself verdict OF sixty dollars was rendered
In favor Of plaintiff
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schr Chas Grner Hervey, Providen for Phiade phA
schr Henry Drew, Miller Bridgeport for New York.

schr Chas Griner uervey Providenes for Phiade phA
schr Henry Drew, Miller. Bridgeport for New fork.
BOUND EAsr.
echr Addie Hanes, Barrett, Virginia for Stamford.
6chr Mary Mankn, Tyler Georgetown, DC for Por Aofr
Schr IA Chsve, Pratt, Philadelphia for Hartford.
Schr Emma, Strange, Woodbridge for Taunton.
. Schr A Rich, Potter, Elzaosthport for Boston.
Schr Berry, Pendieton, EliIAbeshpor for Salem.
scnr p Abel, Fowler Ezabethpor for Providence
schr VIM Hone, Cory, Elxabe,hport for Hartford.
bchr X King, -, Exabsthport for Providence.
Schr Silver BEL, Bayles Eixabethport for Newourypor
Schr Tyler, Pratt, ElixAbeihpoft for Hartford
Schr X Graham, Wilson, EiEabethpor for New Haven
Schr q StanclH, Lyons, Kondout Tor Hartford.
schr Horizon Newman, Rondout for PawtucksI
gchr Justina, -, Rondout for Hartford
Schr White Wing, Hail. Rondout for Stonington
6chr Henry Croskey, - Roudout for Providence.
schr b Scranton, Clark, kondout for MddetoWn.
schr Goodspesd, Bart. Rondoui for New Haven.
schT Z A.wooa, -, Pougbkeepss FOR Providencs;
schr Potter, Ellsworth Poughkeepse for Providsnce
schr Cunningham, Kelly, Nsweurg for New London
schr Hudson. Champlin, Newburg for Norwich.
schr Liberty, johnson, HOboken for Norwich
schr Robert Smith, Basden Jersey City for New Bedford
Schr Ripple, Notongue, New York for Bridgeport
Schr Harriet Ryan, Nixon New York for Provdence.
Schr Kedron, Hatfield. New York for 81 John, NIB
schr John Brown, MCGUIRE, New York for Oyster Bay.
schr Riverdae, Norwood, New York for Riverdsls.
schr Ann Cooley, Tweddle, New York for Mddesowu.
schr Smith, Thursion, New York for Fall River
senT Cindersls, Bond, New YORK for Per JEFFERSON.
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First base on errors-Auant.e, .; Athletic, H.
Lon on Smith 2; Chapman Crane, q Zeitlen
rikrt v hoDonad, l-AusDlic, Reach, 4. Mcbride
cuthben fsler, 81 seDsenderfer Meyse 2; Radcliffe
I-Atbleic II.
Flyeatches-Pearce 81 Chapman, Pike, Mcdonald g.
total Atlantic H. Reaot, 3; Mcbride, o. Flssr pspsep.
Gerfcr, ~ Radcliffe, Total, Athletic ii.
Foul bound catches-Radcife 3.
Out on fous-Atlantic, 8. Athletic,Q.
Bass paysPn out by stsri, 10; Pine 81 Smith,
Pike. =
Put out by-Fssr 9; Reach, q; McMusn totaI-A,hs.
nc x Asssed by Reach o. Mcbride, >; cushbsr Tissr,
Run out by-Rsdciine Il assisted BY HeMusn, MCBRIDE
and Msyers.
Total hsldiDg errors-Atlantc IS: Athlete, rs
Double plays By Pcarcs, Pike and stayt, Smith Pike
and Start, Reach and FISHER, J.
Umpre-Mr. Mcmahon, OF the Mutual Club
seorers-Messrs. Delaney and Wright
Time OF gAms-Two hours and twenty minu,ss
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FIRE IN GRAND STREET.

At halfpast four O'Clock yesterday Afternoons .
ci.. rk In the employ OF John CLARK, No 43i Grant,
street visited the basement OF HIS employers prem.
ises 10, the purpose Of drawing quantity OF LIQUID
gas front nve gallon cssk Tor Q customer, having
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-12
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER H.

m his hand a lamp filled with the burning nuid.
While drawing the gas from the can. the lamp
upset. gniting the nuid In the can, which extended
10 the upper part OF the building, owned by John
Couger, damaging II to the extent OF 500. Insured
for the full amount The stock In the store owned
by Mr.. Clark, was damaged 10 the amount OF 81 oOo
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The following are the particulars OF yesterdays
auction sales Of suburban real estate -
cABLerApT, MOUNT PLEASANT PARK, N J., PROPERTY
BY JOHNSON AND MULLER.
AO N to ao7 Central Az and aciensack road 2bIlos
oss, aoa and a Central ~ and Bambold, 81. asaoo,
lots, sos 10 sis Humboldt st and Haeisn.aci road
a,s S SIS 70 s7 Humboldt, $, and Haeiea..ci road -.
oi Sis and sis Humboldt !. H.ei.n..ei road, .00
lots SO and sci, Humboldt st and Hacisnsaei road
lots. sa2 to $685. Humboldt ;, and Haofeasaci road
As 10 AS Central Az and amsoa. at ss.lo. is
lot, 246 Humboldt ST. 25xleo icy
lot, 27 Humboldt ST. 25x100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. leg
lots, 24s and 249 Humboldt 81, 25xl0l ........ ieo
lots, $50 and 25l Humboldt ct, 26XlO0 !io
lots zig to 20 Central and Charter Oak b. 2SxiVo iS
lots, 227 and 22s Charter Oak ST. 25xl0u is9
lou: $50 and ISL Charter Oak 81, 25Ii o....... 1856
2los 2S2 and 233 Charter Oak 81, 25ll00, Jay
lot 252 Humboldt st. 25xo0. 10y
lot 25S Humboldt ST. y5x 100. HD
2los asa and 256 Humboldt at 261l00 each l3b
lot 266 Humboldt ST. 25xlO0. I'D
2lots 2b7 and 25S Humboldt 81, 25xlu0, each. lSo
lots, 2h9 and $50 Humboldt ST. 25x0O 125
2lots 26l and 262 Humboldt st, 25I100, each.... l25
2lois 263 and e64 Humboldt st, 25xl00 each.... 40
9los 234 and 235 Charter Oak st. 25rl0o, esch. laO
lots 2S6 and 231 Charter Oak ST 25x0O, each I'D
lIos 2SS to 24l Charter Oak st. e5xl00 each l5o
lots 2 TO 24b Charter Oak st. 2hxloo, each. lso
lot i3s Central av and Charter OAK 40
3lots 1877, 1856 and 1856 Central each. 1au
lots l32 TO 1874 Central and Rose s each. 10
lot ISL Central Az and Rose s........-........ l3v
lois iSs 10 is Charter OAK Al. s5.,oo each. lis
Hot, $50 Central and Humboldt st. 25xl00. lsU
lot, 297 Central and Humboldt st, 25xl00.... lao
lots, Sol and 800 Central and HAckensack road, ~
lot, 2sS Hackensack road s5Iii5 ..,......... $50
lot, 1913 Hackensack road, 25r25. ls5
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Howard n man who stabbed have know him rom
Ais chhood and am mistaken - 10 his being e man
John Howard the person implicated In the stao
bling, was arrested on sunday evening lust
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BROOKLYN CITY.
TIE CodRrS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Jurors Must be- More Particular.
Before Judge Benedict.


At the commencement OF the October term OF the
Circuit Court on Wednesday last, when the panel Of
petit Jurors was called 1t discovered that many
who had been summoned had failed 70 attend.
Judge Benedict requested that list of the delin.
qucnts should be made out, and yesterday morning
two OF their number appeared before him and Med
nfdavlts setting forth thar they had been prevented
by sickness from attending.
Judge Benedict remarked after reading the am
davis, that many gentlemen were IN the habit OF
hsDitualy disregarding a summons TO serve ~
jurors aud doubtless da so IN ignorance OF the laet
that failure TO obey such summons from united
States court could be punished by fine and inprson-
ment at the discretion OF the Judge. Tine onence
amounted contempt OF court, and as II mad
latterly become OF very common occurrence he
should avail himself OF the nrst opportunity 70
MAKE such an example as would serve 10 Getet
Others from absen.ing themselves. the cases pc
fore him would have been very severely dealt witn
ss they served personally, but Tor the am
davis and otter evidence that sickness had oeen
the cause OF their non attendance Ihey were uIs-
missed with q caution 10 be sure and be ID attend
TO-DAY,
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SAILED.

Brig Baltimore for from quaranns; barks Iva lBr),
3, Thomas; Idea d,aN. Cork. Heos lNG, S!eiiin;
brgs Julia Haskell Buenos Ayres Rising Sun, Ponce,
PR.
Wind at sunset SW.
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SHIPPIN NE VS..
--~~~-~o~y>~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~
Almanac for New Y0rL-This Day.
Sun rises ...... 8 0S Moon sets ..eve IL 81
Sun sets. ...... 5 % High water. morn 81
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER II, 1859.
CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

NJ The Custom House closed to-day owing to the
funeral Of OF President Pierce.
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We invite the attention Of readers 10 the statement Of
Capt Livingston Of ship American Congress- givsu above
which arrived at this port yesterday from London Nearly
a the vessels arriving this port the past two weeks from
Europe report having successive gales although
the gale here spoken OF was OF unusual violence
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The following are the particulars OF yesterdays
auction sales Of suburban real estate -
eABLsTApT, MOUNT PLEASANT PARK, N. J., PROPERTY
JOHNSON MULLER