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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02
DR.. RickneII,s syrup,

For the of Bowel Summer Complaints acts like
magic upon Dysenery, Dirhea, Cholera MOrbus Collie,
Cramp, Sick or Sour stomach, Dyspepsia, &c giving
immediate relief Free from Opate and produces
Costivcness Designed for children well as grown
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

The statement being generally expected produced
comparatively little effect upon the stock market In
deed large business was done in the leading shares
the more conspicuous being Erie which advanced to
32h Union Pacific which advanced to 29h, and North
western common, which touched 1914, STOCKS closed as
follows;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02
FOR sArE-A MAGNIFICENT,

49, FOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT
E;iil St BURBAN RESIDENCE, beautifully situated
EIli L miles from the Bay State, supplied with all
modern improvements; grounds about the house
handsomely laid out and stocked with shrubhery, fruit
trees, &C. of superior anl Any one in pursuit
of really first class estate of the above description will
do well to investigate. L. A. ELY d co,
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

~ FOR SALE-A very desirable farm
E,; for less than the value of the buildings, ~ miles
I.,i from village and various churches contains 100
-s acres rich land 20 wood and timber; cuts 80
tons hay mostly with machine; choice variety OF fruit;
two-story house well painted and papered, supplied
painted good cellar running water in yard well located
In neghborhood House surrounded by shade trees
Putnam CT branch of Ghapins n. L. Farm Agency, or
visit his office and he will show It and number of other
desirable farms. dot SCI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

~ FOR SALE-In Grafton, Farm of %
III acres good Ian two-story h0use-eleven rooms.
5iil in good repair; barn with cellar; carriage house,
1@N~- Accompanying in good order. Price $500.
L. A ELY A. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02
FOR SALE-In Boylston a Farm q

- FOR SALE-On Mason ST., o good
p:s;I o-Tenement House and Barn; Is rooms, city
EIiI and well water; $500 f. of land. Price 5000.
AaeaaG ABBOTT e. RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

49, FOR SALE-A COSY COTTAGE,
zee minutes walk from the Common, all in good
Asie order, will be offered for few days for 81 5g
l.. A. ELY d Co,
so diff Cor Main and Pleasant SITS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

- FOR SALE-in Westboro', Farm
Ei of 1853 acres, y miles from centre; miles from
ESlll Worcester; cuts from go TO 100 tons of hay;
splendid orchard OF $50 trees, all IN bearing; good
wood lot; extra of farm buildings Price only $780,
Apply to D. +. PARAIENTER a co.
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~ FOR SALE A 2-tcnement, French
ksiii roof House, barn and large lot, on Woodland
NELL street; all in excellent order.
1870 ID. f. PARMENTER n CO..
sl6 diff No . BrineY Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

and other diseases of provocative organs incident to
exhausted vitality in youth and middle age. explained
and how Temedied. See the New Pocket Medical Ad-
wiser Price IS cents Call send for it to No. aBul
finch ST., Boston Mass. &wtf le5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

49, FOR SALE-A very desirable Farm
k;i of 80 acres, miles from Court House; superior
Fsi orchard of $50 trees of every variety of fruit
~a&7S~ good buildings and well fenced and watered. APP
ply to ID. +. PARAiENTER Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

- FOR SALE-Ou Leonard ST., good
Mil wo-Tenement House, very cheap and easv pay
sui ments. ABBOTT " RICE
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49, FOR SALE-A Q story House; nine
Eiiil rooms, BAN and acres of good land fine or
ELL char, &C.; within two minutes walk Of depot in
: tourshing village miles from Worcester. For
D. F. PARMENTER & co.
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- FOR SALE-A Superior Farm of 20
AEiiiI acres; within miles of City Hall; extra set of
slI huildngs large amount of fruit of all varieties;
80 10 acres wood, with all tho stock, tools, crops,
&c. will he sold at great bargain. if called for soon;
$1,000 down; balance can lay mortgage.
ID, +. PARMENTER 81 co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

John 8. Clark 81 Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour and GRAIN Land Plaster Lime, Cal
cined Plaster, CIR. Bone. Cement Salt, Guano, super
phosphate OF Lime and Western Produce, Nos. IS and
81 Front st., Worcester, Mass.
diff JOHN 8. CLARK a SON
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!. EARNS wANTED.-we have a

S@A@- Tenement Brick Block,
thorough and substantial nearly new, In excellent ORDER
throughout rents readily to first class tenants, and pay
large per cent. the investment; will he sold at low
figure, very easy terms, thereby atfOrding rare
opportunity with a small amount Of money, to get 2
handsome tenement free, and very desirable piece OF
property, which will pay for itself with proper manage
nent, in a few years. l.. a. ELY 81 co,
SO diff Cor. Nam and Pleasant SITS.
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~ FOR SALE-Or will exchange for
ks; City Property, desirable Farm OF 20 acres in
Ell shrewsbury, miles from City Hall; superior
S House, containing IA finished rooms, large Barn
with excellent CELLAR both in thorough repalyi farm
well stocked IA head of CATTLE horses carriage cart
harnesses farming tools, &C. &c. School within nan
mile of house. VIII he sold at n bargain easy easy
terms. GOULDING 4 HAWKINS
Room Flagg's Block
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

Bnrsr Asp HAynE-steamship Ista, c,teMr George
New ofeaas Mr Fiouty nerser Nine feIry Berger Nine
Sr Vincent ysoaroux, New York; Mr. dyer IS, Lowell,
Icwe Mass; Mrs Rowland and maid, New York Nj
IiJoris sarachaeo saza,lan, Mexico M James Homsnn,
Orleans; VI Hodge, New York: Nj, sehwetzer' New
a%s Ss TogaSy $,os Green's smS kSy9s
soaros1, New YORK; Tr aaa Mrs ApSoqss BourSsias,
York YORK Nile Marie iaoariss New York; mis-; Jane Black
an child, New Orleans; Mr. Gabriel Ravei BOSOM MI
cS e Wilmington GSriS New York beassne
Orleans So nan ant Ms M and MPs Lee
. Ra eSa sn New
S Sme Bower and two Children Havana ssomo zancn
San FrncsesS lnschG San CAPTAIN ISe.
TAU sa New orleans ar Bernard DaIzan New Orleans
M c as ys Sf% xV S os
leans Mr Anspsie Boston, ro%crade New X Y Mr
Nine Gueyn, New YOrk Mile auern srrd New no Ye5S
%s s sn seIsn asm a%a
New Orleans; and Mms GcSci a po Ion,sn Ncy
Nile c h% san New Ap DPs ana s ssH S
. enns mr. cenen, andrew Boston, MIR Xsas oaas
France Sasns New YORK os ssye New York Fran mr.
s,sso New ysrl ToSsy Rome. syIing,
Ns eans Mr Lanses Sew oreans Mr. Dapn New
eans Mr ssn,n New Orleans Mr. uLlsn New York Sn
f RMe b'i Ss@ Yo FORK Bernie New
Vormwig New York; Mr. Samuel Richards, New York; Mr
Lausno New York. Mr Pierre Pirt, san Franclsco Mrs
Eienor Drunet France; Mrs Eugene Hado New York Mr.
4 touchm Grierse France; Mr. Auguste kamar France
Mrs Marie Drumont, France Mr. !, IL Beauscs and two
children, France; Mile Marie Hulot France.
CurENsrowS AND LrvrRrooL-St camship Italy Mr.
Kemrton and family, Bryner, q Van HoSeul Miss
Sarah Carr, Mrs Macdonald. Mr. Macdonald, Rev Henry
ODonnc Stevenson, James Carr, Alfred Myers Chas
" Waldron, smith, Mrs Chns TOvcy Mckcnna, j
McClecs judge o'Rely, BucSlaver, B!acker, Mr.
Upwell and tamy Henry Ellsworth, james Trow and Tam
y; Mr. and Mrs Focx and daughter Henry Newport ent
son Mr. Mrs Jas Hadden Mr. and Miss Lyons, Miss
Kew Thus Townsend, NJ Whers,J hdri,nco. J Il hdri
ancc Miss Kelsey, SIR Kelsey, M and Hrs Male Henri
Palmer, & ii Vanderhoo, Mr. Franco VIM shears, Mis-
su,an Arnods Miss Aune Vandcrhoop, Mr. and Mrs Mes
lev and family, Rev y fsclia, Rev Mr. Leonard Ee
Ne pnrok Il white, II Hogan, Shields, Mt ant Mr.
Bryan, James Calacat Mr. franghasd Mr. and Mis- Frsr
| CTS. M Mather, Nc Mitchell q Moore Mr iuts1e'
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ssNEW DEPARTyRE'' OF THE HARLEM
DEMOCRACY.

For months past a casual observer could no, fail
Societies." &c that have been organized through
out the various wards but it was reserved for the
democracy OF the upper portion OF the island &. e.,
in Harlem) to conceive the idea OF giving O new
direction 10 the political current which flows rap
idly from the Battery to Kmgsbridge. Several
prominent residents OF the Twelfth ward have
formed themselves into an organization known as
have established their headquarters at 2Os East
Tooth street. the former abiding place Of the defunct
"WaShingtOn Club
The object OF the association, "a lts constItu.
ton informs us, Is ito promote the social
and mental culture OF It's members and
the PRONUNCIATION OF democratic prnclpl esq
objects to be attained by the formation OF library
prominent political issues oil the day. Ihey propose
to furnish from their own ranks sneakers during
the coming campaign II reguired-in fact 10 gather
into their Iod all the democratic intelligence that
lies dormant in the upper districts.
From tue list OF officers given below the democracy
OF the Twelfth and adjacent wards Will readily sec
the material IS OF the best and we predict success
ful career for the pioneer ASSOCIATION OF its KIND
Harem-property owners, builders, contractors,
lawyers, &c. AT u meeting held on Thursday even
ing the gentlemen named below were elected
Oicers:-
john NJ. Conan CLERK to Judge Downg), Presi
dent.
John H. Williams president Board OF Excise.
Vice President.
John J. Carey, Treasurer.
Henry $. Kanski, Recording Secretary
James Monanan, corresponding secretary
Clarence A. Willams, Librarian.
Messrs. Felix V. Is. Kennedy, James Meagher,
Hugh Masters0n, John ]. Kayanagh Directors.
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JEFFERSON MsRAET POLICE COIRT.

diminutive specimen OF tho genus p'tet made
his appearance m Jefferson Market Police Court,
before Justice Shandev, yesterday morning, IN
charge of an officer, accused 10y solomon P. R0sner,
OF SOB Sixth avenue, OF trying to steal rom his till
seventy dollars last Friday afternoon.
The till had an alarm bell attached and It's ringing
attracted the attention oil solomon, who was in the
back room. Nunning into the store he saw the
little ga,n;n skedaddng, ana securing him handed
him over TO an officer,
Ille prisoner, who gave his name as Thomas wal
liams, aged nine years, was held for examination.
Michael Holland was arraigncd yesterday az JEFF
fcrson Market Police Court for beating his wife in
shameful and brutal manner because she had q
treacherous memory. Bridget Chs wiiel made u
sight mistake, aud retired 10 rest IN bed not Oc
cuped by her liege lord but b. some one else or tho
same sex as Michael Bridget presented horrible
appearance, the result OF the bcaing she had re-
about her resting place for the night. Michael was
given an opportunity to get rid or his anger In u
Guiet little retreat without any one 10 disturb hun
or interrupt his reflections.
Mary Hamilton, domestic ut NO. 81 west Thirty
ninth street made her appearance at Jefferson Mar
kct Police Court yesterday, anu win remarkably
serious cast o COultenance, and with an extremely
volube tongue, charged Thomas Cook with having
stolen three dresses n0Op skirt ana white skirt
valued at twenty dollars, which she mat entrusted to
him for safe Keeping. Thomas, who was short
haired, sgayn-looking young ''feller,u denied the
soft impeachment. He was locked up, however.
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THE MAYORS OFFICE.
Instructions to Pilots Local Stenmers-
I.ircuses md Complaints.


I,ircuses md Complaints.
The ordinary business at the Office OF the Chief
Executive was, like In most other places, rather
slack during the week. The riot tended 10 make
matters lively but the different bureaus IN the Office
continued In the tenor OF their ways as usual.
The following shows the work done:-
Mr. Cardozo chief OF the Ordinance Bureau, re-
celved during the week ending yesterday seventy
eight complaints OF violations OF various city or.
dinances, twenty-slx Of which have been satls!ac.
torliy settled, and the remainder referred TO the
proper departments Tor remedy.
Marshal Hart Of the License Bureau, granted the
following licenses during the week ending yester.
day:-EXpress wagons, S: carts and cartmen, %;
coaches IS: vendors, SO; boarding. houses, .; Junk
CARTS 9: second hand dealers, s. drivers, 43 total,
lel. Amount received, S4S3 30.
The following notice, compiled from the ofd.
pances relating 10 the running OF steamboats, around
the Guy, WAS issued yesterday by the CIV MAI
shalt
SECTION I. Whenever any steamboats, shall meet each
other the OF the Hudson River, or any other
waters within tho jTsdion OF this S.atc each uoat so
meeting shall toward that side OF the river or lake wht
TO the sarboard or right side OF such boat 40 az TO cnSoe
the boats meeting to pass each other with salety.
SEC e whenever steamboat shall be going ~ the sa
direction with another stcamb Ja ahead oi u, sAa no. 20
laval the first mentioned boat so as 70 approaea
pass the other boat being ahead within the distance OF
twenty yards shall be lawful so W navigate VIC
being ahead unnecessarily to bring wHmn
| twenty yards of the steamboat following It, 20 a..
Persons having Information, aud willing 70 sve ~ VI
addresses The Marshal that the proper SUES n'
! c0mmcnc5i u pre0cce ,dtm. ~ ., uA"is @N'Ns~
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A WE'LL MERITBD COMPLIMENT.

The lawyers OF San Francisco have recently Issued
circular to all electors and nominating conven-
lions, asking that Judge Samuel II. Dwnelle OF the
Fifteenth judicial district, be nominated for re-
election to the posIon he now holds with so much
credit to himself and the State OF which he is a
citizen. The circular reads as follows-
We the undersigned members of the bar Of the city and
county San Francisco earnestly mend to the electors
Fifteenth Juc district OF this state, and 10 all
nominating conventions the Hon Samuel H. Dwince for
District Judge OF that district He at once unit
high qualities OF learning, lmparliaity and Integrity
despatch well rs urbaniy and courtesy
all Tue public interest, Ia our opinion, demands his
election.
SAN FuASCrsco, June 80. 1871
This is signed by no less than 2l6 lawyers IN fact
1t Is the unanimous expression OF the bar OF oin
Francisco OF respect for Il man who, botn IN his
private and 0flclal character, Is beyond reproach
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rices OF the principal stocks during the day.
THE cry BANK SHARES.

The following the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1886; Manhattan, 1856; Mer-
chants. III: Mechanics, 1856 Union, 1876; America,
li5; CITY, 225 PheniX, l07 Gaatin National,
III Merchants Exchange, 90 Leather Manu-.
facturcrs' $50; state of New York. la Commerce.
lis; Ocean, 92 Mercantile, 100; Bank OF the Re-
public. us Bank OF North America 10i Hanover,
lo4 Irving. 1875; Metropolitan, 1856 East River,
1l2h Market, 100 Nassau, 1OI1; 81. Nicholas,
1876 Marine, 165 Commonwealth, So; Importers
and Traders, 175 Park, l55 ; Manufacturers and
Merchants, 100 Central National, 105 Second Ma
tional, $50 Fourth National liz I; Ninth National,
1l5X Tenth National, 1874 Gold Exchange, 80.
THE RAILWAY BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railway
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SUa3OsATe'S ClJlr.
Wills AdmitteG-Chnritab IL cquests.
Before Surrogate Veeder.

During the past week the surrogate admitted to
probate the wills OF Bernardus Lyndsiager, OF New
Lots and Frederick Smith, Walter Darrc, Mary NJ.
Green, jacob F. Mayer, James Hughes, Susanna
Church and william b. Buckhout OF Brooklyn.
The following requests appeared In the VIII Of
James HugheS:-Sl,O0 to the Reformed Presby.
terrain church. IN kycrs0n street, $1,000 to the Re-
formed Presbyterian synod, to be applied to the
support OF superannuated ministers; $1,000 to the
Foreign Mission fund, and 1000 to the seminary ut
Allegheny, Pa
estates of Anne Brennan, John Lynch. Robert Man
ming, Ellen M. ilackett hassall Mutt Leopold
Diesch and G. Fischer, all OF Brooklyn.
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ROBBERY III FLUSHING.

The house Of Colonel Higgins, on Whtestone
avenue, in the village OF Flushing was robbed OF
$500 worth of jewelry on Thursday night domes
tic In the family was arrested suspicion, and
although there was no proof against her and she
being sick, she kept confined In dlrty Cell for
twenty-iour hours. O1lccr Smith believes the rob.
berry 10 have been committed ny sneak thieves,
many OF whom infest the place.
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curing the past wccg ana since the beginning OF the

during the past wecg ana since the beginning OF the
year were:--
For ne soeeG. $780, 1870. 1871.
Entered at port..... 0i6 223 1872 $1sl9 lsS
Thrown on market. Sl4793 97l,050 1,tO8,29s
since Jan. !. -.
Entered at port w So $685. S7s 81 ss4s23 CO. 725, 500
Thrown market. 492s7,8A SO, 72s 293 $3.50, 1906
The total imports at this port for the past week
were So, 72s,295 against s6,e76.24S the previous
week, and S. 100 for the corresponding week OF
lastyear
THE sPECIE MOVEMENT.
The exports OF specie during the week ana s'nco
the beginning OF the year have been as foliows:-
Total for the week s., 962, 8l4
previously reported. 40, AL, OSS
Total since January l. 1871 SlS 400, 902
Same time 1870 .......,....... 90 93G, 1853
Same time 1862 612, 1872
Same time 1863 81 392, 854
Same time 1867. 3,036,O 53
Same time 1866 49,95S,79l
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list sympathzed directly with
the advance IN gold. and was higher and strong,
particularly for the coupon ten-iortes whose ad-
vance was the feature OF The market. The following
were the closing street quoatons:-united States
currency skies, IA ll41s; do. 1881, registered,
IFS a 1l5l; do. do, coupon, lis 1514; do.
fve.twen,ies. registered, May and November,
ll33. 1l32l do do, 1862, coupon. do, Hay q
1l45s; do. do, 1854 DO do, 1888 1I31s; 90. do.
1865, do do, 1l;2i ia; DO. do registered, jan
uary and July, l121a 1884 do DO, 1865 coupon. do.
1925 1924; do. do 1867, DO do, 1923 ll2 do.
do, 1868, Co. do, 1924 ll3; do. ten-rores regis
tered, 112 Il 1929; do. do, coupon, 1l27s 49,
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list was duh but strong, the only
important change being the advance OF Missouri
skies TO 0ol.. The following were the latest
street prices- Tennessee, eX coupon, 7l7s u
.1}k; do new, IL. II; Virginia. ex coupon,
62& 81; do. new 20 1914; 40. registered stock,
Old, SIS a SO; Georgia skies, so 81; do. sevens
Oh a &c. North Carolina, eX coupon, 45 40; do
funding, 1866, "a 49, do do, 1868, 80 a 80; do.
new, % q z7k; do. special tax, 2Osi 2l1s; Mis-
sourI skies, 97S q 1856 do Hannibal ana 81.
Joseph % a 98Ia; Louisiana SKIES, 6sA 70;
do. new, G3 IS; do. levec skies, ~ IS;
do. Fights, IS a 90; do. Penitentiary sew
ems, 20 70; do. railroad Fights, IS 80;
Alabama fves. 6S a 20; d.. eights SO 100; do.
railroad Fights, II so; South Carolina SKIES, IS
80; do. new, January ana July. IS SO;
do. do, April and October % 81; Arkansas
skies, So a 60; no. sevens. 81 co.
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY
The stock market opened strong, and prices at the
early call were the best Of the day. Subsequently
the Improvement was lost, ana decline set In, but
the fluctuations between extreme points were unlm-
portant and transactions were very light. The usual
dulness OF Saturday was intensified to stagnation,
and the Board Room was almost deserted at tunes.
The closing street market was small group OF bro
kers who left at all cary hour.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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BROONLYH COURTS,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS clu'I.
The Recent Whiskcy Raid.

Before Commissioner Wins.ow.
James II. CASSIDY ana Michael hcMalion, who
we're arrested at the whisAcy raid, tishtcwn on
Friday morning, on the charge Of Illicit disabling,
were yesterday released bail in the SUM OF $4,000
each. Cassidy's bondsnen are Philip sullivan, Of
Decatur street. and Peter Finley OF PARK avenue:
McMahons, Lawrence Brady, OF No. 527 West Forty.
first street, ana Matthew COilcy, OF No. $40 west
Forty second street. New York.
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The Thirteenth Regiment. N. G. s. N. Y, Will turn
out today TO the funerals OF Sergeant Wyatt and
henry q. Page, OF the Ninth regiment New York.
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STREET Qu1Tlr!)Yi.
TIE COURTS
UM1EO STATES DISTRICT CnuaT-s BANKRUPTCY
Bankruptcy Annu!.cd.

Bankruptcy AnnW!scC.
IN The Mater OF cote ana Hn'tt, trading as cole
d Co.-The order OF adjudication In involuntary
bankruptcy against the above Arm, who traded
largely in New York and Boston as liquor ana gen.
eral merchants, on the consent OF EDWIN James.
counsel Tor the creditors, aud Messrs. Btown and
Jackson Tor the alleged bankrupts, vas vacated.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
"A Talk With John Quincy
Adams.

His Views on the Political Situation and the New
peparture-Ku Klux Bll-General Grant and
His Renomination-Ths Democratic Cam
didacy-The True Issues Of the Next
Presidential Comprehensive Poll
tics-The Radical Kuddle-Clat
lin, Butler, Loring, Jewell
The Geneva Arbitrator.
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The collections by the Revenue Department OF
income and and special taxes during the past year
amounted to Si66,054