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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-16
Memphis & Charleston R. R.
Close Connections. Q=jesx Time aud
Few Cii:m.Ecs by this Hire tn all
points. North. South and East.
TRAINS EAST.
TRAINS WEST.
rORINru TO MEMPHIS.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

VIM. W. Philips vs. Sarah 7. Philips
In Chancery at Waynesboro.-Pctilion for
diyorce.-January Rules, 1872.
In this cause, 1t appearing from complain
ants bill. which Is sworn to, that Sarah i.
Philips is a nOR-resident Of the State Of Ten
nessec, it is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master, lat said Sarah 7. Philips be re-
quired to appear before the Chancery Court
at Waynesb0ro, on the third Monday of March
next, and make defense To said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed, and the cause
set for hesringex parte, it is further ordered
that this notice be published for four success
i've weeks 10 the Columbia HERALD.
G. b. MCLEAN, &. It NJ.
Cypert Il Bro, Solicitors for Complainant.
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STRICKLER COOPER, son of Hon.
HENRY COOPER, died last week.
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AIIrC.IELL's SEED sOwER.

7 have the right to sell in Marry County
this renowned Seed Sewer. 1t Is great I'M
prosement on all other seed sewers, and every
farmer in the county ought to have one. In
one season alone the smallest farmer will save
the price of the machine, which has been
put down to the extremely low tigcre Of i've
Of J. NJ. Msyes & Co., Columbia, where you
will find the machine. va
teb .. PR. 4. JOYCE.
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LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, is TO have
all Industrial Exposition a. an csti-
mated cost of $4,000.
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THE HERALD.


DUKE ALEXIS will visit Cuba be-
fore he returns TO his home.
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COLUMBIA iTHEAEUM,

On and after February 9Th the prices Of En-
glisb tuition will be reduced as follows:
Senior Department, each class. per month,
g. 90. Former prices, So 90 - 80, and So 90.
Junior Department, each class, per month,
s. so, Former prices, 81 so "a 90, and So so.
Pestalozzian Department first class, per
month, 81 90, second class, 81 90. Former
price, SO so.
From these figures it will be seen that the
smaller pupils are charged
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A MONTH.
The Pestalozzians will be under the exclu-
sive control Of MRS. j. Il. ADAMS, vino has
had many years experience in teaching
the young.
instruction in French to the beginners,
and Choral Music to the whole school FREE
OF CHARGE.
..".. WILLIAM A. SMITH, A. NJ.
a.. b. ---+ .-..| Secretary.
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The "Logan" Herald read the New
York Express "on yesterday"
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A ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE

Having been appointed administrator of
estate OF W. y. Harris. Iced, hereby n,
~ al! persons kayins eiai ms against said est
to come forward and present them, within
time prescribed by law, else they viii
barred. Persons owing said estate viii
please come forward and settle.
&. x. HAhRiS,
Feb - ',21t. Administrator
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~ To PHYSICIANS.

Having been requested by the Woshipful
County Court 20 employ n competent Jail
Physician, for the ensuing twelve months,
I will receive bids for the next twenty days,
frcm those wishing the position. The one
making the lowest bid to have the preference
SINS LATTA, Sheriff
Feb o. Ie72-4t
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

Be il remembered that W. VI. Doolcy, 4d-
lninistratOr Of the estate of Vim. II. DOOlev,
deceased, this day suggested to nle the insol-
vency of thu said estate. Notice is hereby
gived 10 all PERSONS having claims against SID
estate TO file them in the Clerks office on or
before the Ist day Of May. 1872, dnly aa;hel-
ticated, or they viii be barred. Witness NV
hand at Office this 9Th day Of February, ls'2.
fcbg-it. JOHN NJ. HICKEY, Clerk.
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Cypert h Bro, Solicitors for Com
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

Il
BE il remembered that John Ashton, AL e
mnistrator of Elijah Ashton, this day sug-.
gested 10 me the insolvency Of the estate OF
said Elijah Ashton. deed. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby DOti-
iie1 to file them with the Clerk Of the County
Court ON or before the lst day Of Apr II, OF
they viii be barred, and all persons indebted
70 ssid estate will please settle.
JOHN NJ. HICKEY, c. c.
Jan 60. ........ -rgr
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ESTABLISHED 1877.

Have on hand an elegant assortment Of
cle) Dcmoc st Barouches, harness, Express
Wagons, with or without tops. &C., de-.
which We will sell as low as the same class work
can be had for in any other market. L ather
Top BuggieS, Warranted for twelve months,
926J. Democrat Bsrouches at e26O.
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OUR STEAM PL0W
FACTORY!

We have an assortment of (ouI own makel
Steel Flows. right aud left hand, Bull Tongues
Cotton Sweeps, scrapcrs. Sidc Barrows. Re
volving Harrowe, also tho celebrated Andrews
Star Cotton Scrspcr and Harrow combined.
We are manufacturing our
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no aurented nv some Of tho best equestrans ana gym
that eou,d no ound I'm the European oapitVs Mr.
ngrnrrn has also imported horse-riing goat, from
cairo an F,,rnt which is said 10 be even more sulful
and bravo in equestrian exploits than the ilustrous
AlerisISer This latter beast, hkewisA Is included IN
Mr. Barnums show and win perform in the ring ZIG
nbans oanels and Indians arc TO appear; nor may
he surp VIII ANYTHING novel wanting that industrious
.ea,cb can discover or money purchase Mr.. Bar
MN in getting up ths show, has proceeded upon
Arm hssis Of acquired knowledge, and he viii not fail 10
hit the popular fancy No man better knows tine bi'
of his time and the peculartes Of his generation no
does not sufficiently consider think the neeuS Va
refinement and taste; II he did, there would DC ~
more hideous or monstrous human beings In ms eN0i
ton But he certainly does consider the pubic craving
for pleasure and knowledge combined and ne is not u
mindful Of the managers responsibility to the moru
sense OF the age The audience he addresses If inc "oo
people, and in this metropolis, the response TO ms I'M
tagging spirit of enterprise will be as hearty ana hoera
now as ever II was in old times
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Prof Vanek. the magician, will give another
entertainment at the Stadt Theater next Sunday
Mr.. Sothern's first appearance at Wallacks
Theafcr will we understand, he made on the lltn OF
November hPycmaion and Galatea, in that case, hls
but two weeks 10 rum after the present Az nalaoh
last night in consequence OF the sudden ana severe
illness of Mr. Polk the part Of LeUcippe was pay tuan
piayed carefully and with intelligent purpose ana SOOu
hnish-by Mr.. Edmund NJ. Holland.
There is a Circus and Menagerie at the loot
Of Thrtyfourths on the east side OF the town. Whleh
e yenavs the attention of who take an inter
est in this style Of entertainment. IL Is calico tue vi
trail Park Menagerie and Den stones 'fcus; LA ~
fiOns are given every afternoon ana evening Inc
ANIMALS are numerous and interesting and the scenes ia
the circle are various ana picturesque
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Alexander Delmar will address the Liberal
Club this evening "Emancipaton in Russia"
Theodore Tilton viii lecture at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music, tomorrow evening, on "The Presi-
Dental Question"
The Officers Association Of the 9th New
York Veteran Cavalry held IS seventh annual reunion
last evening, at DCmOncO's
Company A of the Sith Regiment, N. G. s.
n Y, viii give its first annual invitation ball at the
Armory, at Fourthst. and Broadway, next Monday
evening.
James Anthony FToude viii deliver the
closing lecture of his tonight, at Association
Hall. Subject: "The Rebellion Of 49, The Union ana
the Ireland OF To-day"
Prof. William II. Pepper, F. c. S., from the
ROYAL Polytechnic Institution, London WI. address tue
Polytechnic Branch OF the American Institute this even
Contradictions oil Chemistry The lecture viii DO ilus-
uated by many mteres .,ng experiments
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COLORADO DIAMONDS.
fGFgERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI

DENVER, Col, Oct. M.-There is no longer
any doubt az to tho Of diamond fields in South
western Colorado and Arizona. Several PACKAGES Oh
stones have passed through Denver, and after reaeng
SAN Francisco have proved TO contain diamonds OF
the first water together with other precious stones
company Of 100 men Is organizing here and already
numbers over So who VIII start in few days. armed
equipped and provsioned for six months expedtoh'
An organization was Effected and officers elected last
evening Another diamond district has been round IN
Colorado nearly west OF Denver, the proposed ex-
tension Of the Atchson, Topeka and Santa re Ralroad
An engineers' party under W. H. Pugh Chief Engineer
OF the Atchson, Topeka and Santa Fe Riiiroad leit
Puebla on Sept. g. following the Arkansas River and
Tennessee Creek the heGdwaters Of the Piney River
down the Piney, Grand, White, and Untah rivers and
reached Salt Lake City Oct 16 While passing over that
portion Of the route indicated by the Pney and Untah
rivers the engineers attracted by the briancy OF
the stones found in this region and without suspicion
OF their being domonds, number were gathered as
specimens After arriving AZ Salt Lake CITY, ana near
ing OF the Arizona diamonds their specimens were pro
duced and tested and proved 10 be genuine dlahOno
The belief Is rapidly growing that the wealth OF the COZ
orado diamond fields will vastly eclipse her wealth. III
silver and gold.
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POLICE NOTES.

Anthony Grotz, age H. Of No. 63j East Sixteenth
st. committed sue by banging last evening The cause Of tie ac IA
unknown
Ida Williams, charged with stealing so from
Cla.lcs Arl plot u NeHafk n j. IN house 10 est Twenty
e.s- hs, emitted A. 4erson Market yesterday, Tor trial
Detective Walling arrested Walter II. TryOn in
Brooklyn erds ehsgo having stolen watch worth Sa5
from tie houss pge j. D. Brewer 10 FayeU heIJersey
Tie Irsouer will be takeH 10 Fa.rTiev ior trial
John Halpin Of No. 4l4 West Thirty-ninth-st. was
stabbed m the rect Last night with peukne u the hanis Of
Brian Keg o. No. 4 same seet Kelly vas arrested and he'll for
tocn VI decsng 70 prefer complaint tor ielonoos assault
lie wogl1 Is not dsngefoaa
Wm.. Middleton, one Of the mutineers in the
House % Rerye pho ae being srete escaped from bis cell
yesterday ausd a. the Special sessions before Justices Scott Ho.
aud Bsby charge picking iocke convicted and sent
bach TO toe housc OF Refuge
Last evening. two young men entered the jewelry
Oliver Osnza, No. Ia Broadway. Brookyn D. ard
is have watch repaired While the ewoer engaged Ia
lnul the watch, snatelei Of valued $40,
studs a0O ard cluster rug SllJ, AID aie
tllr escape
In the Court 81 General Sessions, yesterday, John
Cole acci Of laF n BIZ lt Of hlmsn hair VI ic
stolen e $50 tre VI AeLy g. D.f on T III. Cole proved
tat he Dad 90 lr0Hlos o. "a bens dfclargr
and Aarr Clfrfi
ina h1ue o hpauaa Mcolas, Wao.c Mar Aln Alien
va l.cla.ei he found guilty. Tie ucry
Juus lcEa PLEADED gully 0ee iu The fourth ic4ee
seltsEcsl hiair lnsun Tor
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TIE WHEAT CROP.
A YIELD OF 24O,OOOOOO BUSHELS IN THE UNITED
STATES.

A YIELD OF 240,000,0OO BUSHELS IN THE UNITED
STATES.
WAsHINGrON, Oct. PA synopsis of the
October crop report Of j. r. Dodge, statstican Of
the Department Of Agriculture, indicates the COM
parativo production Of wheat and the condition
OF the crop the 1st Of october. The record
Of the yield Of wheat Is quite variable was that Of
It's condition during the Summer. Some States have
made peer crops and others almost the poorest
grown The New-Engand States have nearly sustained
their usual average. The Middle States and Maryland
together reduced their last years aggregate from $780,
states from virginia 20 Tennessee, which known 20
have largely their wheat area appear TO have
enlarged their production 60 per cent, from lsOOOOOO
bushels TO 17O00000 California has increased her pro-
duc M least per cent Minnesota aud Iowa have nade
n material Increase, while Missouri and Kansas, the
LATER both Winter and Spring, have had a
rotnparatiye failure IN both varieties. Virginia
and Kentucky have had good crops, while
Maryland uDd Ohio return diminished yields as does
the entire district between The ONO ana tic Lakes, tho
Miami ard Tho Hudson Returns have boon received
from counties representing large proportion or lne
wheat OF each State which indicate an increase o about
1--WE per cent over tie product OF last year when was
estimated a go 100000 bushels IL Is plOOGDlc iiHt Inc
completed estimate VIII not fan short Of 2l1DDmO
bushels upon au area little less than 21oJJoJ acres
This wiz mike the Yield between J. and - bushels per
acre. which MAJ ~ considered an afeiafe ioi ,the
United ate1. Jhe increase iu States west oi the MIS-
fsspp srs 80 be about 100000 bushels or poo com,
pallaDI N4,I .tas .i's t.aGu.., ttcH GU 70 it'''j
busLels 44e .Nir IH" 81 FI'. n'Nt.' .ini il-iN-S
norm ana 11ut. }. l- ~ iIHi. 90 t.I t'N eve. if
iCEf, aud De- nearly IatDul-. Hlt. iAt .".A htiinhb'
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WASHINGTON
THE TREASURY ARCHITECTS REPORT-wAR DE-
PARTMENT EXPENSES,

WASHINGTON, Thursday, oct n, 1877.


fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TuBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct. q, 1877.
The forthcoming annual report OF the Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury viii contain no recon-
1pendaons but it viii call tho attention Of Congress TO
prevous recommendations which have not been carried
out and urge their adoption Among these is that pOr
ton Of the previous report which relates TO the import
ance Of securing the whole portion Of the Battery
in NeW-YoTk site. for the erection OF now Custom
house and other buildings for the OF the Revenue
Department in that city, The report says tho present
buildings are oyorcrowded and unsuitable and with the
increase business Of that port cannot much longer be
used while the Battery is the rational and only suitable
location for such structures and should DO secured be-
ore late. The Supervising Architect also calls
attention to the importance erecting appraisers stores
in New-York as tho building occupied is not only
unsuitable for the examination and appraisal Of goods,
or for their safety while in the custody Of the Govern
ment but unfit for the accommodation Of its officers
and the public Tho last years suggestiOnsin regard TO
sale the Marine Hospital buildings at Pittsburgh, TO
Inake place Tor the erection OF suitable pavilion hos
MADE in regard TO Boston Philadelphia. with refer
the Boston CustOmhOuse II Is stated that the
Government Will undoubtedly have to purchase the rest
Of the block near IT, but as THIS is question that prop
ery comes before the Postmaster OF Boston, Nh Mulet
viii make no recommendation in the premises.
The S30O0OOO estimated expenses Of the War Depart
ment for the next fiscal year. for the support Of the
army proper and do not include estimates folthca
tions or the West Point Academy. Tho estimates for
.he Navy Department are between S90O0O0O and
500 ooo about ne same as for the current year,
The New-Jersey Grant Republican association Of this
city, consisting OF about persons CLERKS in the depart
ments, etc., has sent into New-Jersey 10000 political
documents independent Of those sent by the National
Grant Committee. Both these Committees as wei a3
those Of other States have stopped Work Tor this r
palgn ..t
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which divides centrally the States of Wisconsin and

whIch divides centrally INC bVaIes OF Wlsconsh and
mpariv all the wheat produced between this line and
W. Missssinpi River is grown in the half OF
tree two states. The quality Of the wheat Ia, Ia most
% tho states better than last year. The percentage OF
vroduct in comparison with last year IN each OF the
States "a as follows: Maine, 100 New-Hampshife, vs.;
Vermont 81; Massachusetts, CO., Connecticut, &c; New
YORK sO New-Jereey, s0 Pennsylvania, CO, Dela~aIe
rs. Maryland &C; Virginia. 10l; North Carolina, lSo'
south Carolina, l3; Georgia 1907 Alabama, 1873; MlssI
spp l01 Texas, $50; Arkansas, 102 Tennessee, w
ives. Virginia, l0I; Kentucky, us; Ohio, s.; lcnssn
50; Indiana, l0l; Illinois, %; Wisconsin. R
$50; Iowa 10; Missouri, CO., Kansas so Nebrhsha io'
California, 175; Oregon, los. - rv.,
In states where the crop was short last year, so Sv
tucky aud Texas, the percentage OF increase 10 %
In California it is mainly due 20 an increase OF area ah'
a superior rate OF yield.
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY Grizzly direction of tho Board of
Police Commissioners, officers have been detailed to
visit al places where liquors sold and report those
which arc unlicensed. During the past TWO days, the
proprieors Of q saloons have been arrested, and most
OF them fined s25 each. Only Cl0 Licenses have been
granted ma estimated that there between 900
and eco places In the city where liquors sold.
PAssAc.-Jobn Deviies, Hollander, got OFF the Erie
express trdiH westward bound 20 the PaSsaiC l. yer
bridge, wednesday evening, intending, as Is often
done, TO walk back 10 tho city the train makes
stop at the station. In rccrOssng the bridge he missed
his footing, fell into the IIyer and drowned. The
body has not been recovered
PArERsOS.-The Chassis Of Passalc on Wednesday, in
stalled the Rev. Theodore T. Chambers pastor VI tho
Ponds Presby terign Church.
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TILE INsANIrY pLrA-

John Brown was taken before tho Cour5 Of
General Sessions, yesterday having been found secrcted
IN Mr. Jacob Fridola AUG. 90. plea OF guilty
Of GA atle"pt at grand larceny offered. with re-
quest Tor ,lcmency account ~ alleged insanity and
letter from Dr. Meals, attached to the City Prison. was
on red n evidence. The Recorder took the opportunity
10 ay that insanity was favorte defense now and that
he gould lot labo the exparc statement OF any pbyst
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A PROPOSED NATIONAL UNITARIAN CHURCH.

A PROPOSED NATIONAL UNITARIAN CHUKCH
BosroY, Oct. A.-The subject Of National
Church in Washington discussed at todays session
OF the National Unitarian Conference, the result Dehg
the adoption Of the following resolution;
appropnapj
breeding which may be rae ~ the denonnson
nning wear above $500 the erection Of denomina ona
Church I'd Washington and under the control and ownership Of
the American UntInan Association -.
Al amendment was also adopted providing that the
pryeges OF the church be open to all, without dstnc-
lion of race or color The resolution advocated ~
the Rev T. T. Hale, Mrs. Caroline II. Dali, and others
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rnr orvEnAL cnnIsrIAN MIgsIoNARY socIErY.

THE GENERAL CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24.--The annual Conyon-
lion OF the General Christian Missionary Society assem-
bled at D. lie In tho Wlnust Christian Church Ia this
city to-day About 100 delegates were present from
about 10 States beside numerous visitors attending as
corresponding n.mbcrs. President H. ". bishop ol C-
email read Inc annual address, alter which the lev.
IDs Nuuncll. Corresponding secretary, read me un-
uu.l report Tho Bra.do 90 Managers report SHOVE about
5000 r.istd for m-slona and about 800 converts
Gained u y1riJl1 missionary fields
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PRoMrsEST ARRIVALS.

Tifh Areaso HoisI-Judge Clifford Of the Y. y GU
preue Court Hon. Homer A. Nelson Of Poughkeepse
hanks Of Vermont Judge A. de B Hughes Of NewOIeans the %
H. Raru III necicu Dr. W. r. Howard Of Baltimore nd ~
amsst Of Abauy .oot HoasHen Howard Secretary o. ,e
Ifsh Iryaton Clarendon Ho,eLAnton Rnbusen.
Ho,sse Hon Lyman Temsln Of Albany Or Coayn o. ST.
Butsh ArnT John p. Stockton. jr. OF
JepIes Hosi-Geofge Alfred Townsend Gen ~ noc5lou
fNeEJersey the Rev George Converse Of Boston snl ~ &
oob1 Ths 81 NhoLas
JohT s. Marnsdute 81 james H. seOye Of heEers
n Ceor,e ID Lorl Rochester H. s. Holman OF fniuo
phS W. L. Bancroft 81 Michigan Neg Fork i,Dy
SARGENT Of Boston HOuseGen. j. H. htonehoae o.
80 s Hon FRA Cornell Of Grand Central Hos-f
B,uun II Bridgeport ..SsreraHt House-Gen W. % W p
Ne Metropolitan H0i-The Hon. J. O. buJdsn oil hDs"H
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Asan EXAMINE OF the valuo of sucu

can ne evidence Asnn examuye OF the valuo OF sucp
Testimony he mentioned the case OF man leo Deluo
HIM for murder short tiinc ago. Inc m.n Mas SpI , ~,
ted sent 10 the Lunatic Asylum, released on VIII Vi
falegs corpus, and now I'm tho city, plying MS ora
vacation There proper course for eOuhsel ~
sne but he could consider IN his sentence any hucn
gupQestlOu.
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NETWORK CITY.

Counterfeit fractional currency is again In
extensive circulation.
Marshall s. Bidwell, lawyer, of No. u Clln-
onplaoe died suddenly in his office No O. "an-s''
yesterday afternoon. 80,
DR.. Edward II. James was appointed Clty
Sanitary Inspector by the Board Of Health yesterday
m Office Of which he has performed the duties ior SIX
months past.
Cyrille Dion, the champion billiard player,
has accepted the challenge Of John DeeIy 10 play
match enme OF American four ball carom 800 points,
the champion cue, Inc game - W D0 Fi"' w A''
20 in Irving Hall. .
During the past two or three weeks the city
has enjoyed unusual immunity from henous crimes ana
serious accidents. The CorOners, who hold inquess
almost daily in cases Of homicide, have had no lhqus
tons Of tins class for n fortnight or more
Boarding-hOuse keepers are complaining OF
petty swndles now In vogue. genteel young gentle
man ENGAGES board tenders his worthless check In pay
ment oil the five dollars charged III advance receives Io
change aud departs Osteusiby for his baggage Dut III
reality in search OF other dupes' .
The Supervisors of Steamboats, have instl-
tuted an examination the Of the recent col
iop between the steamers Cornell and Adelph on the
Hudson River Fort Washington. the Court ad-
ourned for week, TO give Of the pilots an oppOr
tunity to make a written statement.
Dr. S. Oakley VandeTpoOl, Health officer OF
the Port, was presented on Tuesday evening by the
shipowners Association with resolutions COMMUNICATING
hun on the honesty and efficiency Of Bis administration
OF Quarantine efars. Resolutions Of the came kind
were adopted at recent meeting OF the Directors OF
the Atlantic Nail Steamship Company
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4 PROPOSED OIL ASSOCIATION.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. M-An oil ASSOCIATION Is
talked Of with capital of sOOOOOO It's object will be
TO relieve producers OF their surplus Stock taking 1t at
5 per barrel Producers refuse to reconze the fact that
the production Of crude oil is far in excess OF the
demand.
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Elegant Rolls, Biscuits Bread, &c, with Doc
LRrs YrA,r PowDsR Depot, 60 Newest, NJ Y
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U,HE ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL

For frst-class DRESS or BUSINESS HAT, go
10 Rspr.scuEfD Manufacturer. l8 Nasau-st
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FALL STYLES or GENTS HATS.
r. RRNRswEIS, Manufacturer, l45 Eassiust near Spruce
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT DcKISs0S's, III PAhS'Ro"
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