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BoUDERr,s rwo WIVES.
Another Brilliant victory for Counsellor
Gcorgc the Count Joannes.

Another Brilliant victory for Councillor
Gcorgc the Count Joannes.
In 1850. Miss Eliza Nestle was married to
George Thomas. who was doing business In
brooklyn; but after a few years he deserted her
and went to Canada subsequently he returned
to brooklyn under the assumed name Of Georre
Robert Bowdcry, and rcentcred upon his former
and successful business, and became under that
name a member Of Masonic lodge In tho
house In which he boarded he won the affections
OF the pretty daughter, and in July 1890, he mar
rled her In her parents house. About three
years after this feionlous marriage his first wife
learned Of his residence, change OF name, and
felonious marriage, and, enfeebied by poverty
and suffering, she sought him in his house In
Brooklyn. The husband, on seeing her about
10 enter his rooms, seized her bodily and tried
to throw her down a long flight of stairs. This
attempt TO XIII was frustrated by wife Nu.2.
Soon after the anoye-reciied events the second
wife forced the husband To give her a part OF
his properly, and thcn sue bought real estate IN
BROOKLYN 10 ihe value OF Sl2.OtJ, IN her married
name.
The husband died IN September. 1893 and
few weeks after his death wife No. 2 applied to
the Surrogate OF Kings county for letters OF adj
minstratlon. as the widow OF the intest to
George ROlert Bowdery. Upon nee sworn petit
ton she was appointed "a the administrative by
surrogate Veeder. sac thereupOn paid tue few
debts II he estate, and funeral expenses; and
then received 10 utr OWN use the money due
lFNlh u'o'nlN' hhu tn' .iN4'H@'h ptiS'! ~ estate
wa sold Tor her benefit a. widow Ne Htly
seven years passed itfure laNye could te
found to take w the poor widow cause. Re-
Gently the Count Joaunes was retained, aud
within twelve Gays wife No. was ordered by
Surrogate Needer to show why her letters Of
administration should not instantly be revoked,
and soon thereafter letters Of administration
were granted To Mrs. Eliza thomas. the INST
wife, and wife No. was required 10 render an
accounting u the personal estate.
a difficulty next occurred, ont II did not
vitiate the result. The statute demands two
bond-men OF an administrative. Some time was
spent Ia nuding even one. Al last he appeared
as an old friend OF the family. A second bonds
an was sti required by law The case was
about TO foil for want of that legal requisite
and the poor widow was again in grief; but
the Count JOannes volunteered TO the Court
to he the second bondsnan. The generous offer
was accented Dy the SUR gate, AS Integrity was
the essential. Then, forthslth. widow No. =
died ner accounts, and now she h wealthy.
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said that he was sodrunk on the night before tho
murder that he cannot tell where he spent tho
Time until four O'Clock on Sunday morning.
where ala YOU get those pantdlooonsT he
., Won't tell YOU" he bluntly answered.
Judge Barrett told him he could decline to
crlninate himself
That Is Just my reason" Dolan said, de-
where did YOU get your coat3"
won't tell YOU"
Ana the vest1"
won't tell YOU"
"Did they all come from the same placer"
No, they utdnt The pant looms came from
one pace, aud the coat u id vest from another
GREATLY rERrLExED
FItthcr tcs monS about his movements con
iusrd him very much. until his uciplcxiiy had
chmoA ia bis account OF the sale 81 the watch.
He said that he stood In the office with his face
toward Mr. Black. and held NJ three nu:crs be-
hind his back 50 that thompson, who stood
broker had offered thirty dollars and a little
later he swofc that Thompson, seeing the signal
WIN yon snow me. said Mr. Rollins, "how
YOU saw MIN shake his head when your ba, k
was to himF'
Dolan ruuld not explain.
Margaret Cisev, noian's mistress since his
quarrel WIN Mary Reed, Is an attractive young
I ting. nd t.. rful. Her evends we're swollen,
hor checks dtclly flushed, aud she pluckcd
nervousN at her hfudkcfchicf. She testified
That ON the sunday morning In question he
called on her at half vast ~ o'clock. On tho
night before she saw him III Smiths Hotel at
various times, and he WAS not drunk-this being
contradictions Of his assertion that he was
grossly int Xt atCd. She was urm, however, on
| the point that he called on her at half past 10
| O'Clock on sunday morning.
Bartholomew SWccny nd. with Margaret
| Casey. teen excl ded from The room during Do
! ian's occupancy Of the stand. Hts manner was
| skulkiug. and his way ~ tcstifyng was not con
vircng of his truthfulucss. He IA waiter In
| HcnIuckson's saloon. Hts testimony was that
! Dultn was In that barroom on the 5 tutday
night. drinking and spending money, Of which
| DC had from $50 to $40. TINS was III support Of
| Dolan's testimony that the money that he had
| on sunday was not Mt Noes. n also said that
| hc met Dulau in tho street at O'Clock on sun
day morning and walked to Baxter street with
| MN. In the cross examination he admitted
! that he had served two terms In tho pcuiten-
| tiarv for picking pockets. lie also knew OF
| DOlan having been convicted Of burglary. His
! contradiction ~ his friend was as damaging ~
| bis support of the albi, for he swnre that on
| Saturday night, when Dolan, according to his
| own story, was hclplessly drunk, he saw him
| several times In tho barroOm sober. The dc
| fence called no more witnesses.
MIR. Curtis, who Is TO address the jury for the
| prisoner, as turcd Judge Barrett that he wat
! physically unalle to do 80 ist night, and tn,
| trial was therefore adjourned until this morn
|
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FIcTITIOUs CAsH BALANCF.
Unavailable Items Counted rs Cash in the
Treasury Statements.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2G.-The annual re-
port OF treasurer Now shows that the following
unavailable items should be deducted from the
statement Of cash balance Of the Treasury Duo
from First National Bank OF Washington, ID. 4.
(failed), $19l,94S24, against which the Treasurer
holds 10000 Union and Central Pacific bonds
as security amount stolen from the Treasury
June ., 1875, no part OF which had been recov-
cred at the close Of the fiscal year, 81, O97.65.
Den 1T in United States repositories as follows
Pittsburgh In 1857, g., 1261l; Santa Fe, N. NJ, In
1866 and 1867, &744S q; Baltimore, in 1879, ST.
1867. Deficit In sub-Treasuries az follows
New York, in 1867 $s7 ,sC0.7o New Orleans, in
1857, S5,5C63l Philadelphia, In 1875, seS250 with
t165 o6039. special item OF denoit In the bullion
fund OF the branch mint at San Francisco, Cal,
which occurred In various ways and at various
times between the years OF 1857 ana 1869, and
prior TO the appointment OF the present SupeIin-
tendent, amounting TO S4l9,243s4, which IL In
cluded IN the amount OF the blduCe as shown by
the books OF the United States II easurer. IL
seems, therefore, that there should be deducted
from tue cash balance as reported In the month
~ debt statement Of july l, 1915, the total sum
OF Sibj,sbOoV. The Treasurer says three years
VIII PROBABLY elupse before final settlement II
Gen, Spinners accounts can be made, "a many
Of them are outstanding, ana as the Auditors
and ComutrOlleis cannot pass upon them before
that time
Tho amount Of United States currency out
standing at the close OF July /, 1870, was S4ls,-
4JO,iJ6. Ine total amount OF United states
registered, Is AS follows; Purchased 1874 $50 800 ;
converted $71,V54, 900; redeemed {.}G., 81, 500
Total $1Disii,4t0. The bonds purchased cost IN
currency S3J436,64. The interest pad In tho
nscal year on coin coupons was fb,Hb,NlO. The
total force la tue Ireasurers Office consists Of
3SO persons, their salaries aggregatiDg S4l4,aJ2.
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THE MoyraNA,s MIsHAP.
Testimony showing that the Crew were Un-
necessarily Frightened.

Testimony Showing that the Crew were Un-
necessarily Frightened.
The senior Of Messrs. williams & Guion,
AGENTS for the Montana, whose last voyage from
Liverpool VS. cut short by a storm and the in
subordiu ton OF the crew aud nremen, concurs
with ex-Capt. John w. Allen Of the Montana,
who says:
81 have commanded United States men.of-
war and have superutended their construction,
subjects. I was a passenger In the Montana
Der. Forty-eight hours out We encountered "a
moderate gale-so moderate that all the east
ward-bound ships In sight were under full
sil. he Captain reduced the ships speed,
hour, ana took every other precaution. The sea
was ugly. ana the waves broke over the ships
head, and occasionally on the forward part of
the deck. At length the anchor-deck hatch,
from the sea, was carried away. Then about ten
feet OF water got into the foremost compart-
ment Of the hold. The bow OF the ship aud the
deck itself were unintured. CaDt. Guard, how
ever, commanded the engineers TO stop the en-
gnes and set the steam pumps 20 work. he
water In the hold was soon reduced, ana oil OF
10 might have been pumped out had not the
water courses been stuffed with feathers In
returning To Liverpool we did not touch at
Queenstown, hut lay to In the harbor, the Cau-
tain alone having communication with tho
shore. The passengers will probably fail to ob-
tain indemnity for tho loss OF their luggage. II
has been decided time and again IN England that
a steamship company Is not res nonsiOle for
more than $40 worth Of the luggage Of pas
seugeI unless The passenger m kes affidavit it is
unusually valuable, and pays the percentage OF
lts value thht an Insurance company would re-
qnte; The Montana is very strong and swift
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THE LAST or THE SCANDAL SUITS.
A Motion TO Quash the Indictment Against
Loader for Perjury.


Counsel for Joseph Loader, who was in
dicted for perjury In connection with the
Beeoher case, made a motion before Judge
Moore, in the Brooklyn County Court, yester-
day, to quash the Indictment. The main point
Of his notion counsel said, was whether upon
tue undlsputed facts appearing on the face Of
the Indictment. any crime had been committed.
Upon the ad mitted facts there could not DC a
conviction ia this case. Counsel argued that
the anidavit made by Loader was not IN any
sense material for tho purpose II was used, and
not heing material, did not involve perjury. IL
simply offered to prove certain facts in "a trial
that was not yet ended. IL was Ia no sense "A
motion for new trial on the ground Of newly
discovered Evidence and ne argued that ID was
Improper for the Judge 10 have any opinion
whateveras TO tho truth OF proposed evidence.
Judge Moore answered that, according to his
recollection, the testimony had closed, and the
counsel were summing up. Que party thought
that by tho introduction OF certain testimony
they would 20 benefited, and To induce the
Court to admit snch testimony they submitted
an affidavit, The point seemed to be this
whether, when on a trial person furnished
fGise AFFIDAVIT to induce the Court to admit tes-
timony, he could he indicted for perjury.
Leaders, counsel answered that AN essential
element Of perjury IL that II must be material,
and made IN an action at law. To be made, IL
must be used. Was that use lawful or unlaw-
fulI lie maintained that II was not used In any
LEGAL sense. The law did not punish criminal
intent, but there must be AN act capable OF
proving the evil Intended. lie also objected on
technical grounds TO the affidavit herein, as
sertlng that there was not q word In IL 10 show
that there was any suit pending between any
parties whatever.
District Attorney Brltton defended the legal
ny Of the afidavts, aud Judge Moore reserved
his decision.
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Rev A. 8. jravce Warren ~ secord TO Julia NJ, only
daughter OF Rurr lledned. Eco, all OF New Rochelle.
SMITH NICHOLSON Tuesday oct. 10, A. the rest
dence OF the brides parents by the Rev william A..
Mckinley A. l.. Ackcrrnln Smith to Anne g., daughter
Of George Nlcnols, E.a,. both Of UrOoklyn, N. y.
NAlle-MhHIlN.-A the residence OF the brides
father by the Rev Or. SpandinR Mr.. l. Kenaett Vail
Of New YORK to Emma g., daughter " John q. Martin
cas- Ter Ncchnnics' National Bank. Pittsburgh Pa.
WklHHI-CUlIIs-O Thursday, oct ~. ~ the
Rev s. H. Burchard Emory A. Wright to Emiy A. Cur.
TIE, all Of New York city.
WlNNE -DOLAN.-On Tuesday, oct. 12, at ST. Fran.
SIS NaVers t1urch by tho Rev. David A. hcrrick,
Michael Wynnc 10 Tessic VI. youngest daughter Of
zECkENDONF FRNNK.-On Oct 1e. 1875 ut the
resIeicc Of the brides parents hy the Rev. Dr. s. Ad
Ter, William Zeckcndorf to ma Frank
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IN LUDLOW STREET JAN.
The Escape Of Mct:rnth-A Prisoner Held 20
Answer a Charge of Libel.


The Assembly Committee on Crime sat
In Luclow street Jail yesterday. Deputy Warden
William l.. Gardner testified in relation Co the
escape ofMcGrath. awaiting trial for countcrfcit-
Ing trade dollars, that Keeper Downev
dut, that day, and being a new keeper he did not
know the prisoners faces. McGrath SHAVED OF
his whi-Kers, and, changing his clothes, walked
out boldly as one OF the visitors. McGraths
sister smurlled the extra suit OF clothes In TO
MIN a fen uays after his commitment.
(uitcl states ptisohcrs sometimes serve out
shoit sentences In Ludlow street jain. Ihis hap
&c 'ouiy 49, cases II misiemeanor. Ia passing
name TIE IrisOu In which sentence is to Oc
executed. lhat is done from Washington, IN
Transcripts at the docket Of the court convict
lng. M.tu the jail officials receive no order to
send prisoners to their assigned pcnitentiary,
The custom j. e. noId them on the original com
mitneut until their sentence expires. The Gov
eminent pays ouiy nity cents day for the sup
port Of ~ prisoners,
II late hbur- are ace rdei TO as many prisoners
1T a time a. prison discipline permits. IL would
o unwse TO allow those privileges to all AT once,
and oiscrlm'natiou l. generally made In favor
OF those who pay or who perform minor prison
Service. lie witrcss could not recall any in
stance II a prisoner being held to satisfy mar
ais fees after the vacation Of the orders Of ar
The next witness was Victor Demzak, a
prisoner neld under AN order OF arrest IN a libel
suit instituted b. the International Banking
Company. He had served as agent for the com-
aany for a few days until ne became aware Of
its character und objects. lie testified taat he
was Informed by Moftz Reichcnberg hat the
nipauy was chartered. AID proposed to place
+ reign bonds on the New York market OH tne
l.ofmeut plan, and that they advertised Hun
gaiiau. Boucutlu, ana Turkish bonds, to be
paid for IA instdliI cuts, the payer Dciu- at the
sanle time eutitcd t. "a ticket In The lottery
drawing bv which The interest on the bonds was
30 Tee distributed. II was In fact simple
lottery scneue. Inc managers gave cert ncito
ia the name Of the COMPANY, on which All p III
tustAilnicut+ were end Drsed. the certificate be-
ing excl lugeahie for tue bond when the pay
mcnts ~ re- complete. The witness exposed
the business in print and was thereupon thrown
into prison on change Of Noel.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prcd sales by H. W. Coates, foreclosure Of plot
11oxioo1i southeast corner Of Thro and 1921
street, s2 COO also eight lots, each 25x1O0l south
size Of lO2d street, ITO feet east Of Third avenue,
Bv d. NJ. Seaman, foreclosure Of one three.story
hTownstone house, with lot 16hxlOi5 north side OF
ior fourth street. l26 feet east OF Madison avenue.
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NEw YORK. Tuesday. Oct. ID. No receipts Of
oeeyes to-day and traffic M beef cattle. Dressed
for Texan sides, sc9i0ec tor common to good native
do, and lO3.@ ii &C. for prime extra
Receipts VI sheep and lambs were car LOADS, or
403 head. The demand moderate and the mlrket
was quiet at unchanged prices, or 4fGedc y Il. for
common 70 prime sheep, and O@74c. for .ambs, with
Receipts OF hogs we're "a car loads or 2,735 head
none o. bch were sod alive.
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8usIntss Nutltts.

All You Claim for your Liniment IOdide OF
AMMONIA, d.. Giles N correct used II with great
my horse Henry. II is the best article ever
came across One trial viii convince any holseman Of
It's value. THOMAS WALLACE,
OF Flanagan & Wallace. Brewers New York.
Sold by all druggist. Depot ijl Oth aV. New York
The Political Excitement pcrmeatcs all
classc. Of society, rivang the popular demand Tor
the fan ana winter season. few DAYS viii put end
60 the former, The kNOA HAT n q thtng OF beauty
and joY-until Il - worn out Mikr your purchases
A. 2l2 Broadway 633 Broadway, or n the Fin ANenue
Hotel.
stables cay no stable should re without n tor OF
appetite general debility II Is unsurpassed stores
keepit. Depot l0l Duane st., New YORK.
Coughs, HOa rsencss, aud all Diseases Of the
Ihi0df AVID LthQS. Speedy und certain cure. llFUf-
MANS loLU ana LIvERwoRr ExPKCroRAsr So by
drugglsts. Only oO cents per bottle
Elegant Furniturc, GnEPets, Pnrlor Beds,
&c. at GEORGE A. CLAkhE'a H7 BrOadNay, On
monthly payments.
Try Mrs. Winslows soothing syrup for all
diseases ot chldrcn such a. tcrihluB wnd COLE sc,
dial are not trcuul Price 20 cents.
DIR. LYONS Tooth Tablets.
Children are delighted with them.
"Incle Same Cough Cure" (twenty cents
a botte) Tor cougiS cotis and al Mrods A,ss~es,
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Contents OF the wcekIv Aun.
THE WEEKLY sun published this morning con

tains the following
The Revival Bc.un-Moody and sankey Breaking
Ground IN BrnOkyn-srenes and Incidents In the RnN
un SUNDAY The Political Canvass ~ pniadelpnla The
Nng's Efforts to Control the Election Organized
hands Of Repeaicr.i Tue Pension Bureau Ireas
News Forthcoming Report kcceipts ana Expendi-
lures OF the Int II cal Year indian wrongs IN Call
toLnll the Growing NOrtnwost-Repubican Mlsrule
"a Nehnska-A Brief M tory OF the Present Dynasty
The End OF the Scandal suits-Mr. Beecher Wants
Peace PM Sheridan IN FriscO-Ihe Leutenant-Gcn-
erafa MISSION TO taliiornia-Grant Declining a Free
Developments Expected The SIN OF slns-A Roman
catholic Priest In Disgrace The congregational Con
yenllon at Norwich, n. YBeecner ana hs Frienda IN
Council An Inyentor's Five wiyts-lhe Remarkable
Career Of Isaac NJ. Singer Grea Scandal IN Spain
King who Il teputcd TO Procure the Assassination Of
An uncommon DefaiiterI Lynch Law In ArkGnsai F,
Inc war IN Cuba SPANS frultless LahOrai Zach
Chandler IN once The Far East speaks Out-A Budd
histH Review Of the System OF Christianity Que OF
dhe SIX Nauons-Lo, he Poor Indian LIE In Colorado
The New FLYING Machnc-A Projected Voyage to Die.
has tue Bggtaf Income m the Tinted states Some
Account VI The Career 81 John Mlckey Pecu rites
o. French Law The Difficulty OF Naming a enid Ia
farls some New Books -Spurgcon on Bcecher-An
swrrs 10 Correspondents Tho Latest Ielcgrapnlc
News Ladies Departments Notes ON Science and ll-
dustry Many Col inns OF Editorial Articles and Agrl.
cultural Matter stOry-liltter Fruit, Financial In.
teligence, and Markets..
TuE WEEKLY SUN contains complete ept0me OF the
news Of the week from all parts OF the United statel
and the American continent Copies m wrappers ready
for mailing 70 the old country DO had at the dosk
OF our pubscation once. Price four cents. For sale
by all news dealers In city and country.
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Boys ofthe World-No. =.

Boys, we know you are anS1ously waiting for
No OF the BoVS Of he World. One hundred thousand
copies Will be printed aud issued tomorrow Price
cents. To AVOID delay you should from tho
agent II Is full Of lively stores sketches
&c,-1dU.
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BLISS LETURC In brooklyn on Tuesday, oct TO-
by the Rev D. 49, eayer FranA y. Blas To Cclcs,ne
Lrturc 10Th OF lruOhlyu
BUSHNELL CkOFls.-At Livingston, on oct 90
Dy the Rev G.. Van aautN cord, d. d. Serene s. Bush-
neil OF Now Haven, Conn, To Miss Margre lyllgst ln,
daughter of Mr. Alexander CrOfts ot tnV form place.
hANLEh .GllBEl.l Al the Church of tue inter
cessiOn Arlington Heights, Tuesday, OCT. 10, by
Rev. r. Winchester Donud, hetl Hawiy Jr. to H.
Augusta GIlbert, daughter ofJDcl r. Gunert,
kEIllSOk -JlkN-, On THURSDAY, Oc,. IA, hy the
Rev J. II. lIallo~ay, }, Davenport Kcrson TO Olivia
NJ. JCeus, OF mis- cllY.
MiLLsPAuGH -slMONsON.-On wednesday. Oct
49, the Cnurch OF tue lnclrnatOn Dy the Rev. Arthur
Brooks rector, Pltlip NJ Mulspaugh 10 Amelia bInou
son both OF this city
ROsENBLATT- BEIII-On Sunday, Oct II, Mr. Geo
& Roseubatt OF New YORK TO MISE liu Belr Of Brook
Ign, h. ID.
CORD-RkDFIEI.D.--At the residence OF the
brides phrents On MedneafAs. Oct Is. 1870. Inv the
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The Great California Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-rbe following horses
have been entered for the great four mile ami repeat
running race, 10 OH here Nov. 10, for a purse
OF $1,000, gwen ~ the Pucinc Jockey Club; Wild
ldc Grinstead, Kate PeAse, Sprlugbok, Rutherford,
Revenue, Jr., Panic Han, Pucx HocknR, and Chaine.
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4 II sM1rn- PATTERN n,zAAR.
Sablnds 5lnhs.


E&CSLsIOR rANING- BANk;
~ Corner ga sf. anu Uth aY, New YORK.
Interest computed ana compounded Jlruiry and July.
Interest pad, SIX PER CENT. Interest commences
the nrst 0fthe month next following the depos Bank
evenings. JOHN y. DE Witt. President
II. IA. TuuRnEE, Wee Prcst. GEO. c. WALDO, secy
ERANI\LIN SAYINGS BANK, corner "a Il
ami stN tv. ksttlllsnci Ia 1861 open daly rom
to 3 saturday aud Mpuday evenings from to x. Ia
tcrtst cent cpmnenclns tine nrst of mouth
JAMES r CuAMBtRLAlN. Pre- -ident.
NEW YORK. SAVINGS IA
~ Eighth avenue. corner Of Fourteenth street SlN
nDr cent interest uHid from the nr-t of month
ASsFTS, AZ. f73.3g5.70. SURPLUS SB2a,OSS. ~
G. W. lnlAt kFhHoFF, sec, RID ". III ii, fius.
CIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK,
- BrOudW ay ami Aston place. ket htshed 1888.
Open daily FROM 10 A. VI. % T.. NJ.
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Arrived TUESDAY. Oct 90.
Steamship George W. Elder, New Orleans mdse. and
pass
steamship Acapulco, Aspinwall mdse ana pass
steamship CHAMPION. Charleston. mdse. and pass
Steamship Mastiii labrador, hcrring
Steamship PottsVille. Philadcunia coal
Steamship Carondelet, Aux Cages uldse ana pass
Steamship Montgomery, Fernandina anu Port Royal,
mdse. and pass.
Also tue usual river ana cosstwlse We ssels.
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The Guibord Burial.

MONTREAL, Oct 26-The latest and ofica
news In connection with the Guibord matter that he
is 20 be buried the 18th Of November next Having
died on That day tue members OF the IN.
SMUT Cansdien nave chosen the anniversary OF his
death for the day Of burial.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAo-rms DAY.
sun rlses.. "a sun sets O3 Moon rises. a
ntGH WATER-rnis DAY
Sandy Hook ~ Gov Island. IL Hell Gate. q 33