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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY. June 26th same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee
ieD LATIMER B CLEARY, Aucts
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THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, June 9th. same hour and
place. By order OF the Trustee ~
Je6 LATIMER a CLBARY Arcta
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RY. ]. 7. COLDWELL & CO, Auetioneers,
II Southeast corner Of Pa. av and 18Th ST.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
HOUSES

~ In accordance with adecree Of the Supreme
I;a Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed in
certain cause therein pending, In which Lang
and others are mplainats and Wilmer and others
are DEFENDANTS, No. 24, equity doc. IL, the sub@cr-
Der VIII sell, AZ public auction, on TUESDAY, the
9th day OF June, lS7l, at O'Clock .. m, on the
premises, the following property in Washington, D.
First. Part OF Lot 2, in square 34S, beginning eS
ieet inches from the corner Of street north and
lnh street west, running thence north IS feet 7
inches thence southwardy 90 feet IL inch 10 a point
on the line OF New York avenue, distant from the
corner OF and 18th streets III feet 10 inches thence
westvardly with the line OF New York avenue 81
feet inch 70 beginning, and improved by two-stry
Brick Dwelling, with Store, now occupied by VIM
Moore, merchant tailor. : - = -
Second. Upon the same day, at 6: 80 O'Clock n m
shall proceed TO sell, at public auction, Lot g. in
DavidsOn's recorded subdivision of part of square
a2. This lot is the west side Of 12h street west
between III street north and Massachusetts avenue,
and Is improved by two-story Frame House. The
sale is TO take place in front of the premises
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in three equal in
stalments at respectively g. IL and Is months from
day OF sale, with interest, 10 be secured by the pur
chaser notes, with deed OF trust upon tho property
sold. Stamps and conyeyancing at purchaser cost.
Fifty dollars on each piece Of property at time Of
sale. III terms OF sale are not complied with within
one week from the day Of sale the property will be
resod at the risk and cost of the defaultng purcha
SEP. REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
II 6-eo&is j. T. COLDWELL & CO., Aucts.
by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Southeast corner n n and
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
LOT AT INTERSECTION OF FOURTH AND
STREETS NORTHEAST, AND DESIRABLE
LOT IMPROVED By 2 TWO STORY FRAMES
On y; BEIWEEN 3D. AND Arm STREETS
- By virtue OF deed Of trust. dated Nav slst.
e $50, and duly recorded in Lber No. 6I9, felio
kA270, Sc, one OF the land records of Washnp+. IN
County, in the District of Columbia and by written
direction Of the holder Of the secure thereby
will sell, at public auction, on FRIDAY, tho sob
day q June, ls7l at O'Clock p m, in front Of the
prtEIises, all Of lot numbered four a. in serare
numbered eight hundred and fourteen, (s4 aud the
eastern thirty three 3) feet ve( inches fronting
on north street by an average depth Of eighty (1
feet OF lot numbered three, 80 in square numbered
seyen hundred and eighty four (7i ia the said city
Of Washington, District Of Columbia, together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash; the balance in six
and twelve months Tor which the purchaser or pur-
chasers notes viii be taken with interest at 10 per
centurn per annum and secured by deed Of rus. On
the premises TO the satisfaction of the Trustee $50
down on each piece Of property at the time OF sale.
COnYeyancing and revenue stamps at purchaser
cost. Eterms Of sale are not complied with within
six days from day Of sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and OF the
purchaser or purchasers.
WV. +. HoLTZTAN, Trustee.
Je2O LAFlmER & Gle AIRY, Aucts
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II Southeast corner Of eth and streets

RT GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
II Southeast corner of eth and ID streets.
SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON NEW
YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS WEST
a We will sell At pnblio auction. in front Of the
E%a premises, on MONDAY, the Goth day of June,
4-Alal, at $50 O'Clock, p. m, nine comfort table
dwelling houses, with lots attached designated as
Nee 4oA 40, "a, as 41 a. "a 40 and AS, New
York avenue northwest.
Five Of these houses are two-story frames; one a
tlueestOry frame, with basement one three story
brick, and tive two story bricks. ------'
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance I'm g. II
and Is months, with interest, secured by a deed OF
trust. deposit Of 80 will be required on each par
eel at time Of sale. All conyeyancing and stamps at
cost Of purchaser. BE. WHITE, - = Z =
EUGENE CARUSI,
WIN. J.. MATTINGLY.
Trustees of James q, Nayior
je 16-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, A2cts.
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RY W. L. WALL s. CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. FRONTING ON STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN 15TH AND 10TH STREETS
- BY yirtue Of a deed OF trust, dated the 18th
La day OF June A. D. $50, from Levi Sourbier aud
= wife, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6I6, folio
5I ct Of the land records for Washn county
IN the District Of Columbia, will sell MONDAY,
the 10th day Of une, l51, at O'Clock D. m, the
premises, at public auction the following property,
described in said deed, 20 wit Lot numbered
twenty two, (22,l IN the recorded subdivision OF
Square numbered one hundred and ninety four
(l94, in the city Of Washington ID. c., improved BY
AEubatantial story Frame Dwelling house.
Terms One-third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months the deferred payments TO bear inter
est at the rate Of ten per centuTn per and
cured by purchasers notes and deed Of trust the
premises: Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser 3
cost. deposit Of $50 will be required as soon as
sold. II, O. HINF Trusts,
iei4-d WIN L. WALL CO, Hasts.
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X Ia l~hhn vi hhfs Aucfloueers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF HAND.
IN f3m tr RESIDENCE IN MOST DESIRABLE
- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust 20 me. the sub
H. scrfber, from Joseph B. Stewart et ux, dated
e-,the Soth day OF January, A. ID. 1867, and duly
recorded IN X h No q, folio az, &c, OF the land
pa shall offer at public auction, on the premises
121a street, between l2th and 18th streets, on
IOESDA1, the 23d day Of May, A. ID. lSi, at s
ciock ,; m al that piece or parcel OF ground in
LOT numbered nineteen. (19,) in Davidson 3 subiiyi
SION OF square numbered two hundred and eighty
I'VE, 80 improved by four-story pressed brick
oontanng sixteen comfortable rooms situatesf mon
The seuth side Of street north, between 18th and
Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenue starnns
will be required when the house Is sold. :. ~
myll-d&ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED nnt,
TUESDAY, May Both, same hour and place ~
BY order Of the Trustee
my3-d LATIMER & OLEAIY. Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
RoNbD until TUESDAY, June 9th, same hour and
place. Fly order Of the Trustee ~
my3-d&ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aocts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, June I 9th, same hour and
place. By order OF the Trustee ~
je6 LATIMER 4 CLBARY, Auots.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY June 2eth same honr and
place. By order Of the Trustee
ie0 LATIMER b CLEARY, Auc.s.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers.
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LOTS STILL SELLING AT s25 CASH, Oh
ESQ, PAYABLE So MONTHLY
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The many thousands cured at this establishment
portant surgical operations performed by Br. John
sten, witnessed by the reporters Of the Sra and many
and again before the public besides his standing
gsnteman Of character and responsibility, is sum
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. foc2ily
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81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED nnti,
TUESDAY, May Both, same hour and ula,e
By order Of the Trustee
myz3-d LATIMER & oLEAEY. Aucts.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
PONED until TUESDAY, June 9th, same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee ~ '-
my3>ddds LATIMER q CLEARY au,ts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RI LATIMER CLEARY, Aucsioneers,
- Successors 70 Cooper d Latfmer,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lIth ri
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II GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioue GERS
- Southeast corner 9TH and D streets
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

ESTABLISHMENTS In Ladies'. Gents aud Chill.
- dTen's UNDERCLOTHING may be found a,
Women : Christian Association, Judiciary Square
All orders promptly and neatly executed. Entrance
on street, between 4tk and 18th. noll n
THOSE SILK UMBRELLAS \
reduced to $40 "a
To close them ont, a. PRINCES Loan Offioe
Sales RoOms, 1905 Pennsylvania ave auSO-tf
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GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF MONTANA
RESTAURANT, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
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Properly IN all parts of the city for sale on long
credit. HOUses erected for persons owning grouni
and long time notes taken In payment. Real Estts
paper bought and sold. tee al
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TWO LARGE PUBLIC PARKS.
CAR FARE But ELEVEN CENTS PER DAY.
BEFORE A LOT on THE NOVEL TERMS
HERE OFFERED IS ONE-HALF PAID
FOB, THESE LOTS WILL BE
SELLING AND VALUED
AT ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EACH
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THE COURTS.

MAYOR HALLS GRAND JURY DISCHARGED.
Judge Barnard opened the Oyer and Termi-
ner of the Supreme Court yesterday morning. and after
waiting an hour for the entrance Of the Grand Jury dis
charged the petit jury till Monday, at II a. m The
Grand Jury finally appeared at about 2i p m, and were
addressed by the Court a. follows:
GENTLEMEN: The Court returns hs thanks TO you for
the satisfactory manner In which you have performed
the duty devolyed upon you, and not to render It any
more oppressive than possible to you, You are dis
charged Another Grand Jury viii be In the Sessions on
Monday.
The following cases, in which the Grand Jury had
found indictments were then called up BY the Court;
John Leipziger who stole watch in street was
sentenced TO Sing Sing for two years konIo Ames and
Cornelius OBren indicted with several othersfor steal
ing truAk containing t2OOo worth Of clothing and Jew
ery, pleaded guilty aud were sentenced, OBrien 10 Tour
Year,, and Ames to I'VE years imprisonment at hard
labor; Philip Wilkie, indicted for the murder Of Ra-
doph Wucherer, Daniel Foley for the murder OF John
O'Iriep, James Mc(iauley for tho murder OF Agnes
Reilly and John OBricn, indicted for the murder q
Charles Casey pleaded not guilty, aud were remsnded
for trial. Adjourned 70 II g. IN Monday.
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pONARD,s ODDITIES.

The examination Of witnesses in the Bonard
will case was continued before Surrogate Hutsbngs yes
terday August Psgnsy Of No. 1T Wooster-s testined
that he became with Mr. Bonard 10 1863, and
often converted with him politics and religion; Mr..
Bonard did not embrace any religion but believed that
after the sOu passes into the body VI rome ami
NAL; he said he found little that WAS good among men,
but he we'd they would become methg better after
death; he thought animals much more reasonable
aud had feeling than men; he MS temperate IN hs
Lau,ts, and lived ike o Dls'r.' ,.,,
Chalk Martin testified that h" was acquainted win
MI uard ron 1856 10 1865 the testatOr wss much ln-
tces ei IA AZ sorts Of machinery aud spent nusn Tune
In q. IAaling Inventions Le was Industrious, had
Cuusieldi l. information, aud showed gnod sense IN an
hs trans ct.uAs +, rainand Teller thought that Mr..
Bouard IL, riyed his ideas concerning the transIniSratGn
OF SOU from the 'njus. Mr. Campbell Testified lo.I
rcyIuv IN viii from lie tcstator aud giving II ~ Mr.
Leigh 40 offered It for probate. Adjourned TO OCT 20
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THE INSURANCE CRISIS.
A CoRRKC1xp TABLE OF AssETh WITH LossEs
,.FI II BY rRn ckICAs1 FIEiB. 'iO L 10

A CORRECTED TABLE OF AssETh WITH IossFs
,F.il II 81 RI. chIcAs6 FIEtB-i ~ ~
The ubjoined table, furnished by j. H. &c
c. II. Goodss Of fAs Apsetdser. shows the csplsS "tl
asss and ossss sy ths Chicago hrs, Of nearly every In
surapoe company Ii the United States where no loas
indicated the company has not been definitely heard
from, and may Be presumed 70 have escaped, eTce In
the case Of TIE Chicago companies which, excluding ne
American, arc feared to DO bankrupt. Tho Pncie Com
pany OF Ban Francisco telegraph that they have lost
and have levied assessment Of 70 par cent on
their stockholders, which viii maintain their capital and
considerable surplus. The American Company Of Chr
cago hsA saved books papers sua seouriaes and win,
doubtless weather the storm their rAks were outade
OF that city Its announced that guarantee fund has
been raised by the Directors Of the EewEngland In
surance Company Of Boston, and VIII continue bud
ness The American Central Of et Louis has not sus-
peDded.
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,ur urx,cAN oUrRAGEs IN ARIZONA.

The Arizona Miner of Prescott, Sept. %,
publishes the following letter from King s. Wooscy'
dated Aqua Calicnte, Sept. II;
"Te settlers on the lower CHA are proved upon ~
Milan outavs frOm Sonora with iinpunlty, settle
~ robbed and horses cattle. aud citizens killed on
American soil Government pro,esuon srou kpd,sd.
u, Texas cattle have been stolen from droyers coming
This route this Spring and snmmer foas wss t s
nnsr Msrtcaus have been murdered LII inc past lew
months aud thousands Of dolaIs worth Of y;
- afi 25 head Of Texas cattle about the nth
q August boldly beaded tsr CA Cultured Ernss
~ kis baud Marines escaped put 10 doinE 20
SSs wounded The MsIicsns re eat I. a1 Inc Ss
IVY . n disposed Mexcans arc anxious 70 ieAye.
Since advent into the TssSd y yes a. hoy
s &c" hy ~ Ssans q 1nseeRt o. tAs Lover enA"
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CIVIL NOTES.

The Fall term of the United States Circuit
Court Judpe woodruff presiding, will begin Tn Monday
witn heavy cal, ndar, cvn and criminal.
Judge Ingraham, in the Supreme Court yes
terday heard the petition Of Mira Anna Kimbah for the
custody Of Der child Katherine, age on the ground
custodan Final argument was postponed until Friday.
In the case of the Church ofSthe Redeemer
against James T. Crawford 70 sch00lbuildng
fund which he a. Treasurer had refused 70 transfer 70
Ma sueceasOr q verdict peBdervi yesterday ~ thc
super,or Cart before Judgu FrednaD awarding szss
10 the plaintiff, with interest amt COST.
In the case of the Second-ave. Railroad
Company at iziaore Henry, formerly conductor On
tAs road Juuee Freedmen of tho superior Cenrt $3.50
q - - yessaFaAy iez he plaintA. " rseovek
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ppoRAR1E MURDER OF ATRAvELING SALESMAN

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct IA Gazette special
saws: horse and buggy, which was hired yesterday
morning in Wapakoneta, Ohio. by Jacob Ecker travel
ing salesman returned at IL o'clock last night to the
livery stable the buggy and Lines smeared with blood:
The Sheriff and posse Of citizens immedatey instituted
search for Ecker aud a5certaned that he had LETT St.
Mary's1at O'coox last evening for Wapakoneta The
GODS adiace to the road secured and at O'Clock
th morning hs bruised and bleeding body found In
Vine 40 Rods un road. His pockets we're rifed,
ad nnthnr valuable was left about his person He was
,iI alive aud was taken TO ST. Marys where he is now
yinS in Eng condition Hundreds Of indignant pee
M ere now In pursuit Of the perpetrators Of the outrage
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ss Jsskssa Md Wed RssAsAA. bsssso Jssss sss De-
DlslsssAa - 1870. 4.
sAsrAas sssA wssssAsv& sst~sss fvslk ssd TrsessoA
BANKS.
usl@ espsh YsRds Ss1sspi 1rsh, Uaies essea fsrdA
glyTtos BANKS.
pfbs essss fss m frus osnyssy No - Wst nssdeipA
sssiass Bssh q AeAsay Esedatsa Ne N Tseasssssast
. n = ~. nAILwkT 6fAfToHe,
rHtsuy, Isa wsyN az CseaSs sansr Cassl a hsoss
Ntsbsrs Cse.ssh ssl D. Lssh ssfssS Csssi md bsnerA
ClIeass Al,ss - a Isss eep1 csssi M Msaseasa
c.ies ~ Es HsAn wisopsa ~ xivaaiss dviAss' cor
bssss Ds.,ilS - Usess.ss corner Cs.a and KsseaA
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The STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKRTs

DOMESTIC NARKRT&
s 's y. = 1872 S Ss% Sia
l5l . Is; r. :: -. s': :; S :s:s
S az ss. s: A.
i"s L. y 49,: =; Z, e '. 1s
G 3ss no. S's on: 90 s sss i Woo S
bUh Csn,l Preigh. unchanged Flour s,dy fair tsds wAe.,
si't &C. %2S 1850 sos G's.n b.. Il Con
nps..s sI ,.Pp e. .ps sfHsI Zoo I ~ c .
:,..: q A i. s IssA s s's sSS. nf
!. e ssas H. H1 81. =. o. Ne White '"'
amwirxSs' Or. ia-Fcur unchanged Wheat AM No. Al
hl Is. s.t g. "soy 90 ss" 20
ais fsr cue and Unchanged Bacon .ctve bot scarce sAoa
% Clear Rib sid side; S Gf. @n s ID. r s.n Family % 80
O. dull md aneh.1ss Red 81 .:a = a Cen sas ssi
S' . s "a ' ss9:as :s
e: 3D. ds . s:a l.:e 1t ca cs. ins
1 s: SS dull w I'D S s &c Clear '
LGH Oct sre.i S"s and F, s.f s Is ssps w
md Slow No. Red 81 asss q; No Red wi.a 81 q. =.
g.. s a; s1 d q. on .s ',.fs 'ss" So:
s I.:; s5ss S, o sss f'1 Tossss s md
Dug unchanged PORK .dy obbins and order lot slsssi2 q
sHs's 3 3s.' bs ST: & :sa o..
demand I56 % ~
81 asa Il IS RecePts-so Dol. Flour 2 go bush whs..
eO bush Gem O bush os 900 bush Rye 1000 bash Barley
NkSOREsss Oct lo-Four scarce; supehne % Isl Doebe b.
IN. s7G 2I Treble Extra 81 20 Corn scarce $685.
oaa. scarce 'sdsoe Brn scarce at q O. HX-chse. 60
8a8ic Clear sides q es Choice Hsm Lard .esrce and
arm; fierce oc Keg 9df2tc sugsEese MARKET nelssss
Inferior whsty-onnsry reeaed ec Choice ~ W Se
fee scarce Prime Rio Isa s MISUNDERSTANDING 0i Ns"i'r<
foIxDo Oct B-Pour aud 10 fair demand Wheat far de-
mnd and advanced a. White Wabash 81 ei he de-,
81 Is; No. White Michigan 81 ST. Amber hchgss 81 10, No
Amber iIso. 81 sa No Red, ~, No. Ret 81 Rs;stet
Mixed sale; New Low Mixed 58c New, Sc Witt SOC No
Grade Sc quiet and unehangvd; saes No. a Stc No lac
Se. Presht srner; 70 Bafae 6d6.ei O.ssgo ItGs Ne
csipt.-3 bb Floor 900 bu Wheat d 900 bush Corn g. 90
bash Corn 900 bush Data - ,,u
AIzAyY Oct aWhet tm with good milling deusnd ses 500
bus afoa.; bush White State ahos et 81 80
quiet frn Corn 6rm With steay demand saes 80 ou,h
quet looking for sdvaoee Os quet and nenins IN
changed opened duD, bot actysj
,upply shor 100 head Of last week. prices sbost No
Of last week but msrke. Sm range Of pess non .
head sales at fr supply Of sheep and lambs
ma market higher lambs and 6me for sheep s
OF h en- At 76s 5d7e Market for hog aahi
ssles head Nes-York at u e5e; Western, s0ste
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKgr-ocr
Of st supply quiet nonnsy unchanged prices s
Indian, seer averaging - Isl Coz TeLss aver
arng 80 IS; 70 Kentucky steen, aIerans TO- 81
81 S7l averaging LOT ID at ~
ward tendency; sales Missouri sheep averaging VI D. eiS'
Sheep raging nom 70 70 sj n, at % Io9sts
cgsRecep sGs head market steat and prices d sales ~ %"
s. for medium TO good
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DECIeIONs-Ocr. 10.

1aylae Court-Part by Judge Gross I Ssrsssf 8,
for s~rviees a. esi e oros. -
1ss dains h,.A. ID not s.yay he ps'ass sJ .'A's'
Par H-By JAss Csris- as The Alsd bns Sss ~ M
Conpsny-Aeon Yer rssyudxnest % Verdes tr Ne pses w
esd 81 costs and sts allowance . ..,.. 49,
Ps,t UL-By Jaass JssetlaeALssnsn aE esnnssi $50
so.ss being ven. Of sr ne y.n %
deeass ssss t.: Ne s' ss'.s ~ E az 3
costa ssd saswssee Bas sser seiea ~ rsn.ss.ess s
ts defendant for costs ard ee slo~ssoe
S.prswS Cosrt-CA amb~s-By Judge 1ngraham
Kelly against Puy-Modca grssed sa@s a. ssns 49, -
Mddtou-Mouon dsuied Hmte agt Hrzfr-Rspen o. nelefes
cessrssl xgnsst divorce granted Besinsn 49,
Motion denied viii leave defendant irving as1H
hs Gty, md dine Of each for at year hces -
McChn-uneos provided defendant complies WIN con
tract - proposed otherviss denied.
SspevSor Coavt-Spscial T@n-By judge Jones'
Pohsna .gt Bennr-Qrsi Of EfsreDoe Jo'Pe sss % %
Lans Holu st Schmidt Leaox ~ Foet stephens ~
Howsodes snaisd Taylor ast Draie-0rde d reier,hes
yer AZ hrethOrder for eosnisson granted Simon Et
Motion dismissed with cost.
COURT CALBNDARs-THp DAY.
CEiTkD CouRrIs
"Opens Of II an
hcoi.atarr CdSs
3lt3. .Kernoehsn at i3l60..M Morgan agt Roger
ds9 spensn sgt Pronkess $751; .Whghs az Murphy
Casa NJ Ayvamest
3l53. Goodhear sgt- HAYDEN.
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prvpIro ,rvR sroCK MARKgr-ocr Il
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY, Der. Il.

SATURDAY. 0cr. H.
Europe Via Liverpool steamship City o. Wohngton
close Supplementary MAIL Pier No. - n r. dosed
AN deposited Supplementary A.s must be prepaid With
double postage - .--.. n.-....
lana close as I'm. . -
for Havana and Mexico PEI Steamship CITY Of heneo eo
2p - a.L
Pacific Portz etc per steamship Ocean % close LloL
SUNDAY, OCT. Is
An Mail, close al II o'clock The tsstokoe open Ion -
MONDAY OCT. IT,
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BARNUM II A RaR

when George Wood was sbouG % opea ssit
a .-, sarnonr iAst AuseHn 49, b1sned. WeSA
tearing that Barnum would srest a ~ ,,.,.~,s -
town. eonsraetSA to pay hteaAS@ par yar Dor tsn -
On "ondiisn t6st he should MT open say pase Of es
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