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Pour "a ednGiUe
Fdat Ia gnitrafue-'

Grapeshot and canister for the greasy
citizensl And yet his Grace was the typ-
man OF the century-and he had his re-
cipe, eoo, from a Portuguese dignitarv of
the ~Church-he said 20 Mr., Raifes-fTom
neither more nor less than a Portngnese
Cardinal! But, without going IA far
pray let me ask whether the historVo of the
wars of King Phlip--not Philip al Mace
don, but Philip, the red IndfgnLis ONT of
print1n Surely our Yankee NapoIeon.
haters have not forgotten that. On the
contrary, they have written much prose
and some poetry about those In manizing
epcounters, which generally wound up-
after much prayer from the Pilgrim
Fsthers-in burning the '~salvages' out of
tho swsMpa, and numbering their sduavs
and papOosese No particular shame TO
the Yankees, h~oweYeF-fOr we have not.
all OF as who make up this great American
HepubIie, been engaged, ever since 10 was
founded, In robhing our ~red-skinned
friends and Strengthening them with dra-
goons and bad whisky7 General sheridan
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. 9ALE.

II WISH 10 sell my RESIDENCE. situated on
L Orleans street, near the fernando street
cafs. The dwelling Is nearly new. with seven
This Ia an elevated situation; yard well set
with original forest trees. For terms. stcI
apply 70 ], N. Provine. lsel0l ], N. PVLA'
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From Mr.. IOhH HiIstrum, No. 80 Exchange
street,

MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 6, 1870.
A deep sense of gratitude for the perma-
nent benefits / received nom Doctor Jerome
Pancost's treatment prompts me TO add my
humble testimony in ehalf of all who may
now be experimenting with the various
schools OF medicine seeking relief. For a
number of years before 1 placed myself un-
der Doctor Pancosts's treatment, / was al
most a constant sufferer from that painful
and distressing complaint, ASTHMA. In
deed, no language can onvey to the general
reader the remOJest idea the extent OF my
suffeTings, and II would be useless for me to
enumerate here the various remedies L have
tried or the number of physicians I have
made application to, as L have failed in both
to realize even temporary relief.
Hearing Of the remarkable success of Doc
tor Pancost in the treatment of lung diseases,
i wss Induced to consult him q few months
ego relative to my case, and to my surprise,
and the entire qualification OF myself ana
friends, L have not had q paroxysm of the
Asthma from the first weeks use Of his treat
menJ up to the present period, and / now
consider myself entirely cured.
JOHN HILSTRUM.
HS Call personally. IL possible to do so, for
examination. The remedies can then be
used at home with success. Otherwise, write
for a list of questions.
81 Charges moderate and within the reach
Of all.
Address JEROME PANCOST, ND,
SeIR a Adams gtraet Mamnhte
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All kinds of Smokers, Articles at
322 MAIN ST, MEMPHIS, TENN.
SIS W Bankrupt Sale.

nN THURSDAY, September q, 1870, as As
" signee IN Bankruptcy OF the estate OF
Howell, Wood q Coz will, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock am. and II noon, in front
OF the courthouse, IN the town of Helena,
State of Arkansas, offer Tor sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, a part of the estate OF
said bankrupts, the following described per-
sonal property, In the county.Of Phillips, in
the state OF Arkansas, to-wit:.A certain Dis
tiltery, situated on the land of A. Wilkins,
near Phillips Bay, IN and near the bank Of
81 Francis river; the distillery building is 20
ieet long, 70 feet wide, two stories high; one
boiler ~ fest long ana 80 inches in diameter:
one tubular boiler u feet long and 20 inches
in diametel, with two engines attached,
bolted ON Side Of boiler; cylinder Z inches in
diameter and 20 inches stroke; the boilers
are separate; one mar.h tub, s fermenting
tubs, etc, etc; capacity for running four
hundred gallons per dsy. There is also the
privilege Of a five or ten years lease of the
land upon which the distiIlery is situated
which may be had as parties may desire.
September II, 1876. Ell
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N0TICE.
August g, $40

n WILL. at the October term, 1870 OF the
County court OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
snDlv for letters of administration on the
eatafe of JnO. R, Bosia, deceased. 1870
FELIX FRANSI0LA.
August q. 1870. s1%
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NOTICE.


MEMPHIS, TENN, September 10, 1870.
TNHE profles showing the grades of the fol-
Il lowing streets, to-wit:
Orleans street from Vance street to Bayou
DeSoto, Tate street from Orleans 10 Walnut
street, Walnut street from the NJ. & c. r. r.,
tothe south line OF the corporation, having
been adopted by The Genera Council of the
city OF Memphis, on the 7th day of Septem .
ber, 100. are now on nie in the ofiee OF the
City Engineer, where all parties Interested
can examine them for thirty days, from this
date, and submit their objections, IL any, In
writing TO the next regular meeting OF the
General Council.
sell JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor
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IL. H.

.a" ."H..#" r. n "L.
nREMIUM SPECIFICS which received pre-
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70 all sufferers nom Dysentery. Diarrhea and
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ELIAS PRRMTUMC ENEET COEGLUTISE,-
For mending China, 6lsss, Wood, etc, nrlnAy
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The prOprietOr takes pleasure In recon-
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them that the most remarkable cures have
been effected by their use when al other
renedies nave Jailed. 80 They need but q
mai To be convinced of their great value In
eradicating most disorders Incidental to the
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Fersale wholesale by ISRAEL. ELIAS. sole
proprfetor, NO. Isl Duane street, N. T., and
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q. W. JONES q CO, No. ST. Main st.
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And druggists generally throughout the
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.cHEMlcAL sYsTEM OF MEDIcINE.

1t Is divided into the following departments:
FEMALEU EPARTMENT.-In this department
every complaint known to woman Is treated
with unyarying success.
AECE DEPARTMENT@Cancers and tumOrs
are -here cured in ninety-eight cases out OF
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT. FOR HEART this
department. this formidable disease Is treated
with the most gratifying results
DEPARTMENT FOR ski DISEASES Every
form OF skin diseases permanently cured
here ..
CoNsuMPTIoE AND CATARRH DEPARTMENT.
The prOfessOrsin this department have made
many Important discoveries in the treatment
of lung. throat and nose diseases
cyl AND EAR DEPAkTMENT-The eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
CoSFIDENTLAI DEPARTMENT-DevOted to
the exclusive treatment OF a class OF malls
dies, nameless here, by an able Professorship.
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.-We daily perform
the most important operations known to
surgery.
All AFFAIRS Of q private character held sa-
credly confidential
BR hours from 8 o'clock in the morn
ing TIL 8 o'clock in the evening Open every
sunday forenoon from 9 an 10 u m.
Ii. RUSSELL ND,
lr Consulting Physician.
&c. WATSON, Secretary.
l. g. Treasurer DIV s tyT
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s%EPTEENlAL INSTITUTE.
SEPTEHNlAL INSTITUTE.
DIR. RU@9EGG'S
SEPTEKNIAL
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
az North Court ST., Memphis,

TNHIS Institution, Incorporated by the
Il State OF Tennessee, IS a iegahzed AssO-
citation of Scientific PhyBlcians and Surgeons
devoted to the treatment OF patients, and IN
structions in the theory and practice Of the
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Park Avenue Academy,
. ~ Miles from Memphis. ia.

NEAR Memphis and Charleston railroad.
IN The seventh session opens September 5,
$50. Students prepared for the University Of
Virginia or any college. Twenty boarders
can be accommodated.
For circulars, apply TO II. Wade & Co., and
Taylor, Radford & Co., Memphis.
Jy2 W. L. MILLER, MA Principal.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

r Rave few more lots laid of OF my home
Il place that 1 would sell OF good terms.
These lots lay lust out side of the corporation
and on the line of the Fernando street cars.
Applyto agIselel j. N. PROVINE.
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WHEAT WANTED.

THE highest market price paid for wheat
L at Denies Min, Nos. 70, 70 and a Second
street, Memphis. Choice Family and Sra
ham. Flour, C0rnmeal, Shsrts, Chop Feed and
Bran always on hand lse3l JOHN ING
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Address JEROME PANCOST, ND,
seB s. Adams street, Memphis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-12
CURIOsITIEs OF CRIME.


Henry Eyers who assaulted Capt Isaiah Rynders
pleaded guilty 10 the Paterson Court Sessions
day, and was nned nye dollars.
The trial OF Elijah Y. Stevens OF Franklin, for
killing Henry 7. Gardner in q quarrel arising out OF
game OF cards, was brgun In Concord N H. yesterday
and will probably close to-day.
Two newly y-formed Aequaintances relieved Albert
g. Lane. OF l Second street last night OF his watch
chain. and diamond pin. They had previously piled
him with liquor.
A dincuity arose between the second onhcer OF the
the passage from Liverpool 10 Boston, the latter
vas shot BY the ofncer He died OF his wounds.
Denis Mccarthy, OF as Mulberry street. while At.
tempting 70 get on Second Avenue car Tenth
street yesterday fell and the wheel passed over h,
foot Tho driver James smith. was arrested, the In.
jured man complaining that he refused TO stop the
Edgar Dubois, reputed proprietor OF . hotel on
the Coney Island road. was caught early yesterday
morninG STEALING geese tho barn OF Deputy sheriff
The heed took him 70 Brookiyn and had him locked up
in the Raymond street jail.
Patrick Mcdonald, the tramp who called at Mar
shall Tookors esidenee. No "a Norfolk street last
Saturday night and, while In the act Of receiving so
ced food the hands OF his aged moth brutAllY
assaulted her pleaded guilty before Justice ShAndey
In tho Court OF special Sessions yesterday morning
and was sentenced to the PenitenlAry for six months
70 pay nne Of tso and TO stand committed until the
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POLITICAL S0UIBS.

The Hon j NJ Warren has been nominated By
the Democrats for Congress nom the Troy district
Al meeting of the citizens and taxpayers OF Nor
risania, Bos Turner was nominated for Receiver VI
Taxes.
The effort which Mr. Greeley and his friends ara
making to swallow the Woodford pill Is worthy OF
better cause.
The Second Assembly Republican Convention Of
Queens county yesterday nominated Geo a. Everett
special election has been called In Morris
county, n. J for state senator, to MI the vacancy
caused by the death OF the Hon. George I. Cobb.
The Democrats OF the Second Louisiana District
the long, and w. IL. Greathousc for the short term,
Photographic cards OF tho handsome County
Clerk. hares f. Loew, wiih the date OF election
10 be found distributed IN all parts OF the city.
The court room Of Part I, Court OF Common Pleas
general Dissatisfaction among the counsellors 10 gcue
Tie Filth Ward NJ. Madigan Association resolved
Tuesday evening next. At Beach and Greenwich
streets.
The Hon. John Brown OF the Twentieth Assembly
his dntrct az ain tins session John " the NaturAlEl
tion Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas
AZ meeting last night at.Broome and Pitt streets
Teso utlons were passed aVoTinG Nelson W Young for
the meeting
The Kings county Democratic General Committee
deeg TO the various conventions for the 1911 inst
The County and Congressional Conventions are 70 be
held on tho 2ist and the Assembly Conventions on the
At meeting OF the Thirteenth Ward Independent
Democratic Club, at O. Rldge street lsst nignt the
sassss.s IN NJ f.;oa on Col Robert III for
resolutions were passed declaring tho Of
the clnb OF either section OF the Democratic party, and
Rs RrSaa. 'A' ~0' W ''''' Wv WV -'A '''D Wv"
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The Uuincntiop of Italy,

FLORENCE, Oct liking Victor Emanuel f.
expected to pass several days at Marengo 10 order
to witness the military maneuyres. Tho members
OF the opposition party In the Italian Chambers In
caucus yesterday voted unanimously to sustain the
Ministry 10 their plan for the uDincation OF Italy.
LONDON, oeL 1.-THE Berlin correspondent OF
tie Tniss sends by telegraph statement that Italy
is about to invite tile States having Catholic sub
Jects to contribute 10 the support OF the Pope. Tho
71Ds<ss Rome correspondent says Gen. La Marmora
was to arrive on Monday. He would appoint the
following Council; Interior, Gacomelli Finance,
Braschi; Instruction and Public Works, Bonnacci.
FLORENCE, oct. lin Teuly TO deputation
from Rome, who waited upon King Victor Emanuel
yesterday, his Majesty declared that the country,
reconstructed through the unanimity OF the vote on
tho IlebtSftun, reJoced in the completion
OF the kingdom, the triumph OF Justice, and
the exchange OF loyal promises. There"
continued the King "are the forces which
have made Italy the master OF her own destinies.
Gathering after a separation OF centuries Ia the
one-tlme capital Of the world, che derives from tho
yestges Of past greatness auspices OF the future.
You viii surround with respect the seat OF spiritual
domain, entlroned where tfe Pagan eagles failed to
reach. A. King aud Catholic, guarantee liberty TO
the Church, unity 10 Italy, and Independence to the
Puhtid so submit to you the result Of tho pie
biscitum. TRANSMIT II TO tue Italian people,
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BREyyay,s SHOW or STRENGTH.
Torcbiigbts, Calcium Lights. ~. ',-ts. IA
Hammers at Cooper Iustituto-N aking
sure of the Tnmmany Nomination.

Torcbiigbts, Calcium Lights. ~. ',-ts. IA
banners at Cooper Iustituto-M aking
sure Of the Tnmmany Nomination.
The large hall of the Cooper Union overaowcd
with the Democracy Of the Tsmmany tribe At a
o'clock last evening assembled 10 do honor TO tho
party in general, and Matthew 7. Brennan in par
ticular The neighborhood had been made melo.
dious with music resplondcnt with calcium lights,
tran sparencies, and torches. and boistetous with
I brennan Clubs had arrived from nearly every
ward IN the city.
The various professions were gay with banners
and transp1encies. and were preceded by bands OF
music. The hall was handsomely decorated with
flags. The back OF the stage was hung with tho.
stars and stripes, upon which was inscribed, " The
Matthew T. Brennan Association" In the centre
hung portrait OF Commiss ioncr Brennan, looking
uncom ortable in worry high standing collar. Tho,
hall contsined one woman, who remained until tho
close, and seemed deeply Interested
In a side room was provided large variety 90
fire water, and to II the favored politicians rosorted
frequently. On the stage were many local Demo-
cratic big guns, including the Hon Harry ffll tho
Hon. Algernon :. sullivan, owen Murphy Judge
McCunn, Supervisor Roche, Thundorbolt Norton.
tie Hop. :. q, Cox, Dennis Butna, Tom COwan.
Nicholas Muller, Judge kiylin, Col. Roberts. Sena-
tor Crcamcr. and Aldermen Lysart and DUFFY
Tie appearance OF Senator Norton on the stage
was greeted with three hearty cheers, and during
the meeting he Was tho observed OF all observers"
Wnen he applauded, tho auditors applaudcd when
he laughed, they laughed and Nhen he winked hia
right eve, they wiIked their right eyes.
William II. Burns presided, and Joseph A. Hart
was the secretary. Resolutions were adopted rati.
fying the state ticket and nominating NJ. 4. Brcu~
nan for the shrievaiIy alter which came the
speeches.
The Hon g. s Cox spoke logically and lauda.
toriy, Algernon = sullivan stifly and crsndo-
quently, Senator Norton modcsty aud briefly, and
Col Roberts iervidly and redundantly.
An outside meeting was attended by two hundred
people, who listened to speeches delivered from .
stand 10 front Of the Institute.
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PniLADELPHtA, Oct 1.-THE election passed
on with but little trouble In the Fourth Ward
difficulty occurred between Alderman McMullin
and a eoored In the line OF voters. The latter
struck McMuln for an alleged attempt to oust him
from the line. lie tlen ran. but was pursued, aud
finally gave himself up to the police.
In the Fifh Ward there was great crowd, and
the polls were obstructed. Finally the United States
Marshal's officers iuterfered but the delay already
occasioncd prevented full vote, as the voters in
one precinct alone numbered 900. In anticipation
of serious riot, the United States marines were
brought up to the United States Marshal's ONCE and
posted so TO avail at short notice. At midnight
they we're still duty, and will remain on duty
until the counting Of tho votes Is completed
SCATTERING RETURNS.
The Republican gain in the Fifth Ward OF Phila.
delplia is 363, in tue sixth Ward l6, and in the
welfth Ward 90. In the Sixteenth Ward the Demo
Gratis gain e. in tho Fourteenth ILL.,.
In John y. Readings district the Republicans gain
90 votes in Bristol, Bucks cbuhty. New Hope gives
% Republican majority.
In Washington 1ownsend's District tho Repub-
hcdns gain - in Bridgeport MONTGOMERY county.
In Covode's District Fay cite county gives Foster
(Dem) only 800 Democratic majority. This is loss
Gen. Negley is reelected in the Twenty.second
District by 1890 majority. The Reform ticket
polled less than 1 coo votes.
In DarSin Phelps's district, MeJunkin Rep) has
The Republicans have carried Judge woodward's
district Quzerne and susquelaunah), elcoting Shoe
maker by 400 majority TINS Is the hrs time II has
In Van Aukens district Monroe gives Storms
CDcm.l l,GUO majority, a small gain.
In Mercur's district the Democrats gain CO in Mon
tour county.
10 ccssn's district FrltOn county gives 4Co Dem.
ocratic msjority, n small gain over 1SGS
In Gen. Cakes district three townships OF Lebl.
non county give 90 ID, mocraic cain.
Berks county shows heavy Democratic gains.
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NEWARK CITY ELECTION.
where the Democrats Overrescbcd Them
seIves-The city Government In the hands
tftbe Rcpubiicans-Aii Quiet on the Pns-
saic-A Lesson for wire-Puiiers.

ttthe ehcpubttcuns-At Qutet on the ius-
saic-A Lesson for wire-Puliers.
The charter election in Newark, n. j., yester
day. resulted in a grand Republican triumph. The
Common Council, which last year was Democratic,
IL again in the hands OF the Republicans and this,
with Republican Mayor, makes the City Govern.
ment OF Newark Republican. This change has been
wrought not by Republican votes, but by several
causes among which may be mentioned the profit.
gacy OF the Democracy IN throwing overheard Cor.
mans and tho accession ofa large number Of negro
votes.
Early in the day two New York repeaters were
challenged In the Sixth Ward, but they escaped.
Several prominent Democratic politicians openly
boosted that they had coonized voters in the doubt
ful wards. Effort was made to get the votes OF
boatmen on the Morris Canal, but It did not work
successfully. In the earlier part OF the day there
was an attempt BY certain Democrats, friendly with
the colored men, to induce them to vote the Demo
cratic ticket, bat without avail and the effort was
coon given up. Probably not more than half dozen
Democratic votes were poled yesterday by the
colored men.
In the first district OF the Second Ward over sixty
colored men had voted by noon.
The liquor shops were closed according 70 law,
but the initiated crowd found any number Of doors
open: few drunken men, however, were seen on
the streets, and except at the polling places but
little excitement was created.
Bets were freely made that even two Democratic
Aldermen would not be elected. Considerable
money changed hands. After the result OF yester-
ledged by prominent Democratic politicians, that
George A. Ialsey, tho Republican candidate for
Congress, win bea! Mr.. Cleveland d,
BY mJoritlcs Dawes, Republican, for Auditor, First
Ward, ,.3lOj Second Ward Hi; Third Ward, Gi7 /;
Ward. Crane, Rep, had gi4 majority Second
Ward. Baldwin, Req, 315: Third Ward, stain shy
Rep, 52s; Ninth Ward. Baker. Rep, eio; steb-
ain the Filth Ward. Dawes, Rep, has II majority;
in the seventh ~; in the El.yeuth - majority
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ENGLISH WAR DISPATCHES.
The Situation at Metz-Bismarck Objects "a
an Armistice-Ths Fortihcations of Pari,
Bomba rded Yesterday.

Bombarded Yesterday.
LoSDoS, Oct. 1.-THE correspondent Of the
Telegraph says that the Prussians, on leaving hul-
house, fred on the people OF the town, killing and
~ounding several Advices have been received from
Metz to Sunday. TIE weather was very unavora
ole for military operations. Firing from tho works
was steadily maintained. There was much sickness
IN the town, and the rnderpest had appeared in the
neigbborhood. The Prussians took two thousand
prisoners in the last encounter Many OF the Prns-
sian wounded have been removed to Berlin.
II Is stated that the English Minister to France,
Lord Lyons, recently suggested to Count Won Bis
narck the eIpedieney OF an armistice. Won Bis
narek replied that Prussia would be glad to make
peace at any time, and anywhere, but no PROPOSE
ton looking 70 truce would be entertained Tor
moment
Twelve French ron-clads passed Dover to-day,
bound east. Gen. Garibaldi has eIhorted the peo'
pie OF Nice and Savoy to discontinue agitation a'
present. a. 1t does no good. and only emoarrAssos
france 10 hsr Huggie AsAns' rTussS'
SHS rssrITicArioss OF PAnn pohBARDrD IHs-
IhhDAf'
despetcn nom o'' xuennn' ds'ed yosterdsy
ssr Tie fruasians nave not reappesred 10 u"
soeuon' ihsrs Wero uV rIench troops Oh AL soru
On tse town. may Do assumed 'nA' inc rrus
sian' opened hre on the fortineasions OF Paris to-
ony pos'ponihE the pomparomen' OF tho ciV Use"
onu tue resistance OF Ihs people makes " ineV'
v@o'e'
ueNhment OF the army OF the crown Prince
undef zen, Won der Tam, defeated portion OF the
army OF tue Lore yesterday near Orleans taking
LOO prisoners and three pieces OF cannon The
French ned IN disorder
Inc russians were seeohd Time repuhed at
ChenEy Dut they rslheo, ana taking possession OF
Ne place SET nre 70 ". lhs "nh no" IN runs
1ue fio"0" 'ay 'No t'u'e,@n' "1'S A'' 'u'"' e''
SfsI N''ilee7 IN 'no pam, " n'1ueo
Tie clerical party in France especially ln Brittany
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NEW JERSEH.

The osso Of Thomas Corcoran against MIohaeE
Kyer to recover three ipches OF land, concude6
Yesterday before Judge Bedo, OF Newark by vordios
for tho defendant.
J N. Gibson, auetioneer, viii sell 300 buildinE
lots In the Sixteenth ward Of Jersey City at l0 T. NJ
tomorrow. special train from the foot OF LibortN
street vii convex persons to and from the ground
free OF charge.
The two brilliant detectives OF Irvinyton, viz
boss Taylor and ID. b. Terrell, are the alert foe
the return Of the notorious ruians Horn and obinsOn.
One 10 stationed At the Liberty Pole, and the other
supports Cranes awning.
Thc Hoboken Common Council last night report.
ed fayofablY on the famous Third street Improvement
case, about which there was such loud cries OF fraud
last winter, and the report was adopted. The roporS
confirmed the assessments which were alleged 10 10
ffAudulent,