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New York Notes.
MURDER TRIAL

7
NRw YORK, October 1.-THE trial of the
brothers, Nj Ichael and Thomas Murphy, accused
of the murder Of Mrs. HujAs which occurred in
the village Of Manuel on the night OF the 18Th
Of a pril, was begun yesterday.
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST A LIQUOR DEALER.
The trial Of suit under the civil damage act
brought by John Rigby against William, John
and Timothy Long. saloon keepers, of Brook
lyn, 20 recover damages for the death OF his
son, who, il is claimed, died from excessive
drink fuTnished by the LOugs, was concluded
yesterday. the jury awarding two thousand dol
lars TO Rigby.
DisTfEGvTsHED yIeITORs.
Jhe Earl Of Duferin, governor general OF
Canada, and Lady Dufferin are In this CITY.
TIE JEROME PARK RACEs.
JEROME PARE, October l4.-Tke first race
was for purse Of $500. distance one mile and
was won by Survivor, Stanford was second,
ResOlufe third, Audubon fourth, Ravenna ffrh,
Willis sixth, and Oneill last. Time, l.f6.
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1874 CLOTHE.TG! 1879
FALL AND WINTER
TEE LARGEST AzsORTMEHT
Tail and Winter Clothing.
MEEs', YOUTHS 5SD EOYs-,
EyEB OFFERED BEFORE
READ TEE fHG .

r. : 5F.eRoLt me q DiaEousl, Basket, and Worsted
Dc o. breasted English e4uare FROJE COATS
y IN Nssts % match, Si2, SIS SIS 80 nj { n
igr 2 utlrrutni BUeINESS STITs'fTr - SIT ID
10 : lo arc : eus and DEESS SUITS AZ az : "a
Ssns 80 sEd $50 a magnificent lire Of OykR
tthts, iLci.5ing NeTJ gentoel Uverc0at Z r = 5
tni d-ctne Melton OycTcOas Tor ~, q iine " 6if.
LeJ OVercoat for Sss and 81 elegant ChirrbiJIa
oVercoat Ter elo aud SlZ, Blsck. Blue arJ Br1xr1
seys, 10 Blue, brevn, DrAb and smoke color all
NtFy EaLds1uely trimmed and lined, a. SIG: very
aHt many other styles. For Youths q splendid line
@ bU-lLes- eUifs from 81 TO rs; Youths Dress
stl- n m els 10 % sud e25 BOYS Suits IN grast
laTirtJ iron S. 20 Sl3 business Pants from : 10
S4,std hHs Bfrss DOeskin and Fancy Cashmere
fsgt- A. D. ICES ranging from g. 81 TO IS beam
Nloi 'ine u Children's Suits and Overooa,s
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THE GREAT CONTROVERSY between Chill and
Bolists has been adjusted by q protocol signed
IN Lucre, BOLIVIA. Bolivia remains mistress of
the disputed territory between the % and 25th
parallels, ss well on the coast as inland. Thns
the rich mines of Carocoies, which Weld the
in export duty, continue IN the hands OF Bolivia.
Chill is TO be paid an indemnity for giving up
her claim, the sum to be nxed By arbitration.
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INV 0BK, October IA large number OF
CObans have recently sailed from this city %
rendezvous a. NcncZuela, from where II is sup
posed the next expedition will sail.
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ANoTHER SUIT GR0WING 0UT OF n.
NEw loRK, october if.--Demas Barnes, OF
the Brooklyn AYgus, has been indicted Tor pub
fishing lbels on Henry g. Bowen. This is
another suIl growing ont Of the recent sandal.
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UddcrzOOk's Death Warrant.

HA AhhlSBlhG "a Ottnber lf.-trOE ern0r
HsTtranit has issued warrants for the execution
OF Nm. r. DddCrZo0k, Daniel O'Mara, aud
Patrick Irwin on Thursday. November 18th.
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Republican Nomination for Congress

WILLIAMsPORT, PA. October A.-Judgs
Ssbieski ROss was renominsted to-day bg accla.
nation as the republican candidate Tor Congress
iu the sixth district OF Peunsylvania,
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GAME IN VIRGINIA.-Deer are multinIving i,
great numbers In the vicinity OF PetersbSrg
Va. The woods in every direc ton are fiIled
vi them, ard so bold have they become that
their tracks are to be seen within the nmlts OF
the corporation the plsntatioDs OF the sayory
pea which abound on the outskirts of the city
being the delicacy which attracts them. Sucb
bold epcroacbments by the ant,ered tribe on
urban civilization wou.d seem to give pro mise
OF che ap ven'son dnrins the season.-Pelsrsburo
Va IRder- Appeal
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North Carolina, Geo. NJ. Price: Tep,a.s..
Jake Brown; Alshams. joan p kfmh~-lv n.
wss moved that committee Of one fr0m 60
state a
ON PUBLICATION
be appointed. which wNs carried, And the cop,
nittee Was appointed, follows. Oomnitts
on pnbucstion-TeNss, !. ID. Tracy: Mtssise
sippi, W. ". DOderick; Virginia. W. NJ Shoe
mskeT; Alshsma, Arthur 4 nghzm. Georgia.
John W. O'Neill, North Csroiina, W. a.. Ken
redy; Florida, Geo. 4. Wentworth Tennessee
j. ". Ramsey; Arkansas, b. Dell; LJulsiaaa
MT appointed.
COMMITTEES To COZ LECr OUTRAGEe.
Mr.. Turner, o. Ga, SID he understood a
committee had been appointed G. collect out
rages. SC.
A Noice.-''we've got enough OF them nov.
cont want TO collect any move
Mr.. Turner said he kneW whst he was taking
about, and n any one was opposed % n he ~anf-
ed him % show HE hand. he wanted one more
nom each state sdded 90 the cOmHai ittae on facts
ana statistics, he thOught some OF the uaem-
bers might be killed-it was dangerous COM
Wittee.
The motion % Increase was adopfed ana the
committee tncreaSef ~ follows < gpua~otttee On
facts. &c--.I. 4. h. keogh. -. g.. q. W Price
Ark; X. NJ. Cooper. ca; ". A. Harrison. ia :,
j. ID. Shsdd, Tetss, Andrew Neiu, Mis- I. "A A.
Ntif, Ais; K. Blair, Va, John Avery. "a
George W. Price, OF y. C., va added 70 the
committee on resolutions.
The convention then adjourned 70 . 80 u. m
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heavy frOsts on Sunday and Monday nights
throughout Kentucky and North Tennessee.
over the great tobacco region. Well informed
men frcm the country and dealers in the city
unite IN saying that great damage was done to
the coming crop Of tobacco. It is varIously
estimated that from one-half to tWo-thirds the
entire crop has been killed.
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Foreign NOteS

TIE e. :. STEAMER JUNIATA.
LoEroN, october li.-The United States
steamer Juniata has arrived AZ CephAtoufa
RACE FOR THE MIDDLE PARK PLATE.
LoEUOE, October 1.-THE race for the Mid
die Park plate was run to day AZ New Market
and was won by Piebian. Perige was second,
GslCpin third.
EIsMARCK'S VICTIM.
BERLTE, October Il Herr Modal. pre- .ident
OF the police force Of this city, las used al his
influence TO have Count Won Arnim sent TO a
private hospital where nc should be under the
surveillance Of the police, but without success.
The Counts family have offered increased bail
"a the amount OF one million thalers - secure
his release from custody.
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RRv. HENRY WARD BERcRER delivered his
new lecture last night at Music hall, Boston,
which was well flled. After a storm of anplause
he expressed thanks, saying that while he lived
in Brooklyn, il seemed to him that he had come
home 10 Boston, and their kindness and its ak
nifcance he would not pretend to misunder-
stand,
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Tie Chattanaoga Conyan,ton

SOUTHERN REPUBLlCANs IA COUNCIL.
Ihe convention Of delegates from the recOns
siructeu states met in Chattanooga. Tenn.
Yesterday. IL was called 70 order by Senator
Clay ton. Hon. WIN. Marklaud, OF Georgia
was made temporary chairman. A committee
on creGeBuais was appointed, consisting OF one
delegate from each state. North aud south
CaTOliaa were reported without representa-
tiOn.
LITTER PROM JUDsR FpNUNps.
OF this city. was read suggesting TO the cOnFeu-
tiou That record should be ful Y aud honestly
made up, showing 81 the hindrsnces 20 mate
r.al, mora aud iHteliectHsl progress wirn which
the republicans have had % contend; what
progress has been made, and whether in the
ststes aud sections where democracy has con-
tToi!ea any Of the great interests OF society
have PrOspered more, and which, IL any, have
been depressed. Also. whether persons or prop-
erty have been more or less secure, aud the
reasons therefor, whichever the fact may be.
OutTsges of all classes should be carefully re-
ported, whether resulting in crime OF extending
only 10 intimidation. The spirit an4 purpose OF
the action Of the legislative, Judicial and sxecu-
tive departments should be reviewed: all, in
fact, that tends 90 lswlessness or oppression
may well be considered.
The committee on credentials submifts1 the
following list OF
PERMANENT OFFICERS P0R THE CONVENTION.
who were elected: President, Hon. Lewis T..
PATs9ns, OF Ala; vice prrs dents, l.. ID. Evans,
Tex, A. r. Barber, La. John y. Ssrber, ARK;
Finuis H. Little, Miss; David woodruff, Ala;
.,e >, flerson Long, Gs-; Z. W. Osborne, Fla }.
i. Wilder, Tenn; l.. y Shoemaker, Va sscrs-
tsrits. George w. PasChal, ir., Tex; II. L. w.
Lewis, Miss; j. A. Emerson, Ark.
Gov Davis, OF Texas, ana a. A. 9. Rogers, OF
Arkansas, eccOrted Gov. Parsons % the chair.
on taking the chair he made quite q lengthy
address, reviewing the outrages committed In
the southern states.
T8R WORK oP tbs CONVENTION
was put IN tho hands OF three committees, one
OF which viii report a series OF resolutions de-
hninR the political platform on which southern
republicans are willing to stand; another will
prepare an address 10 the people OF the United
StateeB and the third viii take charge OF the
mass OF ahdavits and correspondence relating
TO the "outrages" TO which southern republi-
cans are subjected on account Of their political
views, and viii make digest Of the same for
publication.
At the evening session Gov. Brooks, Of Ar
kansas, made two hours speech, denoanciI9
the white les sguers OF the south.
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FAST PACINe.-A correspondent at Mason
ara Dixon, Pa, writes that the celebrated
ps eng mare, "HarrIet Lane" owned by A. r.
quarter mile in 81 seconds over q straight
course at Gordon's White Sulphur Springs on
the 2d day of May, 1874. She did it fairly and
squarely, without any skips or jump-ups and
she G an do ii again. The pacing was done under
saddle, VI it'll rQpnfu o mate
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TIE RAcl for the Czarovitch stale AZ Nss-
msrket, England, yesterday, was wos T., Avsn-
was second, and GsmecoCk third. lh.re wers
twenty -nve starters. The fnal bettiug was :
to sgsinst Aventuriere; 8 20 1 against the
Truth" Gelding, and 20 70 I against Csmecgck.
and the Truth Gelding, the former winning ty
only head amid great excitement Gsue-
cock was a bad third. Mornington was tie
fsyoTite at the start, but be pulled up lama.
Glover rode the winner.
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TEE AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE Assocr-
ALTON commenced its annual meeting In De-
troit yesterday. Tie president of the aSsoc.
alton, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, delivered tha
annual address. The report OF the executive
committee WAS read by Mrs. Lucy Stone Black
well. These papers briefly reviewed the progress
made during the psst year toward obtaining tue
object Of the association, concluding with A
statement that public sentiment is adyAostny
in favor Of equal rights for women. Last even.
ing public meeting was held. sui Was ad-
dressed by Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Liver l1rs, Ma
Eastman and others
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL ThEATER. WESTERN.
nr.J. @ Lessee and N InsF'=.
Enormous ef IL V.~at )ti goRl Actress,
LUCILLE wEST Term,
a-' ~ ~ ii W ALLEv,
WEDNESDAY AMI THU RsDAY EVSNIHGS, tae
iatens. Cbarscte- Dram,
The CHILD STssLSR
FRIDAY BsueEt - NJ szs ESrEi DOLIVFR
TWIST. which fas be, uIiaVJilubly pOstp ,uei
from IhuTsdsy OF account of the im1i 81 prsp4ra-
SAT ffs' a. Preseqi1 aEhsF s2H LYsxx
Box ilce open from a. m. until 10 IA rheJe
s,sts may be seen I'd siS DAYS in adv ao0e; as, a
MONDAY. Octs Der I9, 1874, ELLA WgSNSR ia
MIXED, introducing OIL her greas sPe is'tiss olitf
SENT mENT. MUSIC! M'RTH!
The Most wonderful and Agreeable En-
teTtaiumrm Of iue Az.
f"0SH 5LI,0CETJ,tm AND MUSIC,
OEp FELLOWS, 8ALL: " AsalNGrON. D o.,
WM. n. BARNES p. 9; NJ.
Et,t,,L sf N N ,,s ,H,SH,5rf q a STd = xT,aG Eaaa y
VIII denver his " orld reno ned NJ ley Melange,
eLtitl ~
"AN HOUH'S bEOE5S,'
Companion piece 10 The D0puiar " En-: :ertainicE sn
Illustrated with Sentimental aud auiorous r. ecita-
tive ard Musical Re1ditioDs, introducing am nS
other seeo' ed sEd original .ieees,"J llF Od Ped.
sg@sue;" "FCHnd Dead "0ld playground,
Lady who never Travelled - tTsppirg at the Gar
de- Gate, sohoo'ms-ter and Boy, Three Piecss
stresm.I Rocked In the Cradle Of the sep,'"MI-
Ter, MeSyeT, sad TAILOR" and, by r. Guest, ihs
fSeine Met!cy,' an and I, the gTcat imitation song,
Go with your young folks and old folks. You will
never regret the attendance.
Admiration 50 cents; reserved seats, IS cents The
trouble comueUces a. : O'Clock o. m. Oc, 1876
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EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
MRs. JAS. =. OATES,
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
THE PRETTY PERF6M ER.
wEpNEsDATE .EhHPg AHP TH1RsPAY, HTS
IRiD4TIPSEkFlT =; ! SESyT 81 S5fg H9s; 8. OATES
OATES MATINEs-sATUBDAY
IA JOLLE PARtUMkUSE.
sATUBDaY sIGHT.LEs BAYAROs
exta Bo1 boob now ready for the week. oo.-R
WARRINGTON IHEATnK COMEQUE.
MONDAY, ,CCTNBEB IL, EyERY EVENING
AND MATIHEZS FOB LADIES AND
CHILDKEN EyEtl WkDNEsDAT
arrangement Of tpa ,eA5c s4Iat AID beautiful
sc.rf.ss, MISS ALICE PLACID, Imported 10y
EAsHIEG 0HsKLIE. viii q posar ia the Western
prama' Er,ts1 eX XprsSs.y TT aiss PIScid Pa y me
On, THE White sFlRIT OF IHE PAwNEss Ocl2 o.
IsCOLN HALL.
nE rURSAA G9XcEsTs;,
THURSDAY EVENING, OcT. 10, AT C'cL'K
IS,yiyo Ia. n. homer 70 announce that
-, MILE. LENA De N UasKA,
sBAsp NcEkT Only % assisted g'5 bs SPSt her e.sns 81
Nine. CAKBENO-sAURET
Mr. THEO. HABELMAE.
- Tho Popular man Teaor.
- The Famous Popular Buff3.
tn, Yopog and Brill mt yioIinist.
Gig GAETANC BBAGAt
The Ceiehrsyed v sIoIoeIo Tirtuoso All Composer.
The Nest Able Aocompauist.
Adrissi n, -: Reserved ses.s. s9c. ald 81 extra,
according 10 location. sale Of Seats a. Ie.ze-ott
Co . OctS
UIsHOF's TROTTING COURSE, BALrI-
ID MORE, M5.
MATOH RACE FOR $4,000, 3E
HUksDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1S14. -
AT O'Clock P. NJ.
To CONE of over the above course between the
woIld-renowned and celebrated stallious,
BASHaw, JR.,
With records of 1:2l ald 2:.la. The race to be
NILE HEATS,
bss' N 3, 70 harness. close and well contested
'trct Is anticipated. ~
oct6 s,IOl3IsL4 Pop iet,r
5L.so. on EIhibitisn snd s.isSsEys No
w ef aARKKIrKRR, f1FH 81
80. a5S Ith street, be:EeeI snd ssreets, eight
docrs above Odd Fellows II AL,
S; sa g ia1gt Psin sSs Pg PDsTsyb1gs 0nrO%9s 40
>ls1e,, Ptoturss, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
IL Eings, Sails, &C., in the District
g. Please remsIa Der name and Number. Jelly.
ALL FUsDs OF GENTLEMEN's OAST-OFF
h VIA 'HG APPAREL can be SOLD TO the very
ossi sdvsn'age by addressing OF calling OIL JUSfH,
.sst. 81 Eotes Ly Hsn p.C-aSI.J attended to.
| Cash paid iys
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GRANGE SHIPrERs.-The warehouses Of San
Francisco and the Pacific coast are said 20 bs
almost empty, while those inland are bursting
with grain, and much is yet said 10 be left IN
the fields in stacks. The grangers control ID q
matter, and charter vessels and ship the wheat
70 Europe on their own account.-BaIko S,n
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FEARFUL LEAP At q late hour on Satur-
day night Zergis Zslde, native OF Porto Rico
so years OF age, living on the Sd door OF No 2SS
Sullivan street, while intoxicated, stepped ont
Of the window of his apartments to the fire e.
cape, ana before woman who was in the room
at the time could interfere to prevent him, De
pavement Of the yard beneath, a distance of 40
feet, and sustained injuries which will dou btles.
prove fatal. He was taken to the Mercer street
ponce station, and was subsequently removed 20
Bellevue hospital. He refused 10 assign sny
reason for the attempt at suicide, but it is sup
pos co that he was suffering from delirium ire
mems at the tme-N. =. TfrnSs, 12th.
THERB WAS PRIZE FIGHT on ths Palisades
on lie Hudson river at daybreak Monday for
600, between Patsy Mooney and Jack Costello
Moofey was proving himself the better man,
when O cry OF "foul'' was raised by Costello's
frieIds, the ropes were thrown down and
general fight ensued. A shout of "police'
scattered the crowd. Both men were badly
damaged about the head and face.
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NEDICAL DEPAET lint
VF
GEORGrTOWN COLLIE

NkOEGF TONs Y ChELEGE.
26TH MEDICAL Session, ls74-rTa
CcLkEGE s 50, LpLNG, COR, TzNrH .AND
= o p EEIS' NA26Le5SIOS, y. c
.. ~ eo1T-s Viii tegil OOTOBE35 6Iu, and euI
Fseaity-vcbIe Yonnz. NJ. d Profe..,r Or pin.
ciPl' sud Practice OF Medicine Geaetal Pathrlozy
sud IeGic.l Etbics. FIct0arc3 Howard s. -.
men znc ID as4s of Childrrn. J0nns1n E.tot IL
i, fFqiss<..r - Pf.noIIl,s snG Practice # Sus-
r@ria tica sld Th--sE sEsusfCs AID NIsticaI JU~5s-
pTgd- nee = Try IE7mP.2H, II d, Pi1f.-s1r
% Diseases g 0Cuisr, s-s Clinical Surgery. r D.
Sri EayJUrr, n l. Pss.-szsr Of H'-toi1gy- Hi-r1-
ieoa{ s1i II IN lL,c@. slrse-y b--y :. dries, II
EhryiSS sse5f' u y. Prsfrss'r of Aust'my.
Disesses of ;Ee EJs sud Ear r. A Asns'-i 4
Hoysrd q Br'k~r, n. D CasrIs. V anna,
PIcs- CtIr 'le Ch,lr 4 Austauly.
JoHBsOS KtI,,''.F. 4. D Dam,
ser2s colin IReEI 'i' : sshi2z;5a. ,i5f1s; u Q.
ntsnsME sCaLI-CEEB aGI MISS FII-E
~ ~ sS,E sCHLtEChEK nae rsrgrnei 20 ne
gu {" q se re Vfr-f g. rse'Te n .ir Pupis lB ~
sluE'rE, EssiGtsoe. 80 llhsrrser. serI5 In
SI-SOE sIBlBI,
tFrrv.-rss Of Tszhin-t-a.5
n. h.. Ti,rS. t e. !ps g. s1Se = "a a,ug
ii y. q ~. .5r 81. q = P-E : AZ VOCAL aUsIC.
&C. 8. &c hG Sore. scg23 D
\ i5 : 4. PICKS sELE3T SCHOOL FOB
- HyI a $50 Ia ST.sf, rsrHsr K, -.iil crin-
= G. i-- r ,E-tcflth annual Sf--isu SCR gsra-s
4"sL. tiga-z cell stier sesteubar en-. -ey7z-Ins
u ECDC EE EArT VAS, ABTIsT, VII oD.p
= scEs,. - 1BEE, Ist Eurt1er m
-. - ''h Uhy le ob.4-rei D. calling A. s01 9jb
e.-.et. sepH-ils
EE6LISs, sEENU1, EEO CLASSICAL IN.
y Ell - Efc- -Ccvg iatie=, SIS Ee= York
=, eEUe E1I lS-st, Ma. ZS6ELO JACKSON,
fripe ipal. seventh aLHUsl session beFins on the
l4th - septeUb =. ls-A. saz25-Iy
les MISSES OsBORNF5s YOUsG LADIES'
bOAhbtNG sud DAY SCHOOL, 9sS
street. corner u l5ik, beziLs September 7tb
SHg--i-f g. antases. Northern Teschers. 81 a
craze teTUs. augi78us
TIES WASHINGTON FRNsLE SEMINARY
a v ~ , .FCuei HOEDA a, 5e eptsnlSer "a Is74 a.
80. ltSg In street LJrthv st. Mrs d
pas. aryiS-5S
R0HDEETOWH IN. - FEMALE COLLEGE,
- 1loECESI I a. s---slOr. hCal-Gfut and b.autIFul
toc az U-e ~ the ragst Tycoon iu~feI snT
0-stsHstsiIrd IEstitutoE- II the state FIR to-T1s
az ,5dEsz Bsv. JOHN d. BLAkELEY, Ph d.
A.LLE- T6EJIT e., - " 4stn street New
I'A oEA. TeoprEs her French, Enziish Ana GER
ma Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies
eca CAidre, ept ~ Superior advantages jSJ-tooIs
A LHWICK sEMIHABY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Adcrese E.A. TYSON SISTEh,
DaTf3-B Lcatse = y. O.. Prince GSorFs Co, Nd.
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Col. GEo. ". GETTY, Sd artillery, has been
detailed as a member of the retiring board IT
New York city, vice Lieut.. Colonel Fry, re-
lfavpd
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IRE esisini Inspection % my goods before mr.
-- ts irfe, assuring the public that
hFNrF etore have bEd such q variety ~ Co.
mel.s . iieAse al tastes and desirest 20
acc MI, Gstc ali purses, or 70 1fve
sash e4sIa6 satisfaction
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The bEECHER SCANDAL Law SUITS.-Tae
papers in the libel suit OF Theodore TI'tor
against the Brooklyn Eagle were served ve-eer-
day. The document is Volumiuons The srti-
ciss that are complained 0t are those that at
tempt to prove Sir. TilrOn's insanity. aud other
tnat accuse him OF extortng money from Henry
q. Bowen and libeling Henry Ward Reecher
MI. William &. Dewitt is the Eagles LAWYER
The damages are laid At SIC0 600. Mr. Tiitob
ctiled on the district attorney yesterday TO as
certain when his libel csse would be called
hlr. WtDslow said that he thought he would be
able TO reach it in the November calendar. The
panel OF jurors for the November terms in the
different courts Is to be drawn too day. Only I5
Jurors have been called for the city court, in
which the libel case will be tried; but il is ex-
will be exhausted before q satisfactory iury l.
obtained. Mr. William A. Beach, and not Mr.
John ID. Townsend, Is to be the associate of Mr.
motifs and Gen. Pryor in the case. Mr.. VIM
NJ. Evarts is to be the most conspicuous LAWYER
in Mr.. Beecher's behalf ih the suit for dam.
Rges.-R. I. Sun, 13tk.
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~hoo- 81 ID lntns. : "; year, s5.
IHE "SSkLY sTAR-PubIisaed Frifay-sl.ss
~. ~ - IN sriasiy N adTaHcey ~ both cases.
ha no paper ,ert logger than pail for,
- Esf@' ~ ,evs-tisiuS furnished on ApuIiosf'on,
- 7zs'ss1. s.zzssz-ss.ss
EDUCATIONAL.
DEUF L. Z GAWROEsKI will give LEE-
SONS ~ EhE CISG at the resiielce ot n "a
rc Iag Ef l-e % rtc-tye private instruct ia
.y't' .1 univ rss D established among the h,h
son, Ttii ati.ndsd;o 70, '' oe.s-e a5 = ~
vocal 1 5sThUOTICN
A. HEEfEF'z EaTE.
NJ TSTE) ETTURc BAbiLi, from Plu''el-
Wits, has tie tr uur % Announce '1at ne will ~1u
H.f,e bic sssOES IL sISsIHG ia MONDAY,
~ palt7 Gls.s sss circular. o se hal At TIE
mn.iC st1r,- IHsraicl ooz-Im
TTHE CUAUMBt4. sk>GTxLAW
II exsr. ,-,s o. t,is Las ss1o hish now nun
trs -ss-iv ib.r ssul .rsl. tsz sTl.Dg re aiguui,
90 ~ s--.Y f-;u,es I az = .raT. 2eil-rlS, rs.
F.rU tv = .rsT1Cfi"I dGrjuE the scHoissfi- yea-,
WliCL ls-t- .iEfJ UrtAs, Viii o. as follows:
JAMES O. WEJLIsG LG D.
Pr -it1a, s-d Lecturer on Esglish Literature.
SAMUEL TgBFR, LII. D,
Prot sscr Ct EQUITY Iurisprud-ros, Of C-rnou L,sz
Sl5 EIli-y Pleseins, # tho L ~ of Eyiisuce,
aud the Law Of PartGeT,hiP.
WALTER : COX. ESQ
Prof scr -h- Law Of slsl snd PERI At P-7garty
Of Contracts, 81 g Grimes an ii aiisJer1eaasrs.
THE hon. WILLIAM B LAWRENCE, LII D..
Pr,fessoT Of ths LAv G. Nations.
The HON CHARLES O. MOTT,
Professor % Legsl Practice.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Lecturer OF th- AFprfczij uf the SaIsnce & the
Prs,t'Ce Of the Law.
On he -ufuE # the school, the tins and place
shoF- lndfCsfsd, an address viii BE- delivered by
slTECfCr % the I#Hiar Glass. TIE alumni Of the
echSoi aUd me" te-s 0f thr bar ia Washington, As
well as old ami rev stUdent-, are invited 20 BE-
present
Th- fees Of tbe schoaI are payable In advance, in
iull CT II nOtthy iLstame8ts, 80 the option Of
sfu.ls-t q.
Tse post Ersduafe cozrss % Instruction IL the
ttcIElcst se -sE Cf legal Practice in dirsct-d
y the Ben CIARLEs O, MOTT, OF the United
A course q lectures N PATEN LAW will be de-
hVeIs GuT-Tg TIE year II asuftcieBtly large Cisss
shall be f. med IN this specially. Geutlsmsn de-
strlnz % in suCh class are iuviFGd 70 cOmuuEi-
nies!e With he President Of tha Faculty, to wh IN
ar9licsti b made for catalogues. sc.
Oct2 lSs JAMk6 q. WELLISG, President.
EBENCR WLTFoUTA A aRANMaR,
EY EROF. &. l. COLLgEBE.
class fnT ladies F1' gentlemen ia the Freuoh
lGrEUAEe viii te formed ~ he Academy, corner #
Dunt ertOu aDd NJ mtg merY streets, GeOrse:1Wo,
Oct ST q "a a free lecture the 'sStGiy
OF french ads easy viii be delivered on ttzt
evening Toms, 80 Fer quarter cf p lessons.
Gas DAYS, MONDAYS and Thu B3DAIS.
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CAPrAIr MAsor J.. wKKxs. a mos. ra.,,...,, !,
citizen Of Baltimore, and wen- knoxn "a fbs
travelling public as owner Of the Patuxenf lins
ofsteamerf, died yesterday morning, aged on.
- About one-fourth Of the towns in oonnec-
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Washington News and Gossip.

TBR STEAMER RICHMOND was at Panama,
October Sd; all well on board.