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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Haynes Us. The Commonwealth, for, DC.
From the Hastings Court Of the city Of
Portsmouth. Reversed, Judge Moncure
delivering the opinion.
Ratcliffe Us. Anderson. From the Cir
cult Court OF Fairfax county. Affirmed,
Judge Christian delivering the opinion. !
High cs. Evans. From the County Court
OF Pittsylvania. Reversed.
Soenback rs. SwitZer. From Circuit
Court Of Rockingham. Reversed, Judge
Staples delivering the opinion.
Harshburg's administrator and ais. 'US.
higer and wife. From Circuit Court OF
Rockingham. Reversed, Judge Burks de-
livering the opinion. I:
Wine u.s. Markwood and ais. From Cir
cult Court OF Augusta county. Affirmed,
Judge Moucure delivering the opinion.
Vest rs. Niche. Argued by Colonel
John II. Guy for appellant and submitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS at i2!sc. at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

CHOICE FLOWERS for parties, weddings, funer-
ais. &C., furnished ut the shortest notice ut ToLER
6 IIOOPERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

IF YOU WANT anything in the floral line 90 TO
ToLER & HoOPER'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

If YoU WANT Il handsome bouquet 20 10 T0LER
6 UOOPER'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

ApJouRSED. The Hastings Court mas aa-
iourned for the term. twill meeta again on
the first Monday IN December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

SCHOOL SHOES, all the styles, cheapat
BosCHES's, 500 and 51l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

IF YOU WANT n handsome basket of flowers so 10
TOLER & uooPER'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

POLICE CoUaT, Thomas Fal-
Ion, charged with stealing lot of plough
patterns, castings, &c, from James Mcln-
tyre. Discharged.
Emma Woodbridge, charged with stealing
a lot OF clothing from Evelina Wren. Twen-
ty-tiye lashes.
Willis Bannon (coloredl, drunk and tres
passing upon Wesley chapel, was fined $3.50.
Buerno Mauocl de Santiago. from Ha-
yana, aged nineteen, an escaped Cuban pa
triot, pow on the tramp. Discharged.
j. G. Miles and George c. Pace were fined
81 each for fighting in the market-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE TOBACCO
IRADE.-The total number OF offerings for
the week ending November 10th was 172
hossheads; OF this number 50 were ac-
cepted and 90 rejected. The number OF
private sales was sos; total sales, 500
aogsheads, 533; tierces, ST. In this num-
per Is included 50 hogsheads OF western to-
bacco.
she increase in the number of private
ssies over the previous week was 156. The
decrease IN the number of public sales was
~. 1otal increase, 1I6. The decrease in
the offerings was SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

LADIES' AND GENTLEMES'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to order-best quality-Suaranteed 10
H,-at BoSCHES's, 500 aud 81 l Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

UYACINTIts, TULIPS. and other bulbs for fall
planting, at ToLER & HooPER's, adjoining Holly
wood Gene cry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

RICHMOND, VA, November 1a, 1878.
II HAVE IN MY EgsH
L A SMALL ROAM HEIFER, which got.
In lot OF cattle driven from the llanyiite cepas
Saturday night. Owner viii cali and identify and
take her away. A. G. RoBER1SON,
no costs sos Wes: Baker street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

LOVERS OF GOOD BOOKS will 10 well 10 call and
examine the large stock Of standard and misce!la-
neous works at 623 Broad street. Private sales du-
ring the day. Auction sale this evening al O'Clock,
prompt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22
AMERICAN MELTONs,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO BOYS WEAR.

AMERICAN MELTONS,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO BOYS WEAR.
CHILDEEN's SUITs.......... ................S S3 90
CulLDREN'S VEST SuITS..................... 90
BOYS SUITS. Observation-Disclosures. 90
YOUTHS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z 30
CHILDREN's Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Boys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
YOUTHS OvERcoATs.............. @ 90
CHILDREN'S EXTRA PANTs................ ~
We can recommend them
FlRST-CLASs WEARING GOODS.
a. SAKS & Co, 10l3 Main street.
JUST ADDED TO OUR STOCK
OXFORD MELTON UYERCOATs.............." 50
CuEyIor and CIIISCulLLA OvERCoATS........
THEY ARE BARGAINS!
THEY ARE BARGAINS!
4. SAKS & CO.. 1913 Main street.
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s3. .......................s 100000
Cost Of $500 funerals at S25 cach.... 112,5OO
About TWO fftbs of 1850 victims repre-
sent each capital value of $1,000,
amounting to. to.........................r l,SOU,UUU
Remaining three ffths. ut $780,. ..... 810,OlO
Loss of time of haifr rhe industrial pODu-
lation-say 10000 people-for ninety
days. at So per day................ 3,6OO.OOU
Values DESTROYED by the cnidcmic....... 7,072,500
Commercial losses by interruption Of
intercourse with the surrounding
otbsr Cities u 100000
To,o, 1osso, Sl2O72.5OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-09
KILLED WHILE RoBB1xo 4 CRAVE
Body snatehinE In Missouri. Presumably for
the keokuk Medical College.
Prom NE Al,mndria Commercial


John Brown a rather good looking, intel
ligent negro. lived on DIR. Hughes's farm. below
town. but his staying down there on the farm
dead bodies for the past nine years presume
bly, Tor tho keokuk Medical College. The negro
was i1 Alexandria two or three times last week,
and displayed considerable money. One Of
our merchants remarked TO him that farming
IN Missouri must be pretty good calling, The
Is paying business" On Wednesday evening
last ne was seen going past town in the direc-
ton OF keokuk. driving two horses hitched to
spring wagon. There was a strange man in
the buggy with him. This was the last seen OF
Brown here until the next morning. when his
corpse was brought across from Warsaw ON the
ierryPoat with the explanation by passengers
that he had been shot while robbing a grave
TWO and hall miles east of Warsaw.
John Douglass. partly insane VINO had been
working on n farm for William p. Andrus two
and half miles east OF Warsaw died He was
buried Ia Andruss private graveyard While
me clods We're being placed over the grave.
Andrus noticed u fellow wearing a stove pine
hat. riding back and forth past the spot several
times, and cycling everything. The strangers
peculiar behavior led Andrus to suspect that
the robbery Of the grave was in contemplation.
and lie ,eoncuded TO keep watch over 1t that
night. His son Charles loaded his double bar.
relied gun with buckshot. and kept n strict
lookout until lOh when he got sleepy and went
At about ~ O'Clock Andrus got up. took the
gun and started across the orchard toward tho
grave. He says he had AN intuition that all was
not right; II was bright moonlight night and
when within a hundred yards OF the grave he
gould plainly distinguish TWO men at work in 1t.
He slipped up cautiously along tho shadow OF
the trees to within sixty yards OF the robbers
and then called out Who's there 2" As they
Jumped out Of the grave he raised his gun and
hred. and one OF them said. Oh. I'm killedl'
One OF them fred at Andrus with a revolver.
Andrus then went up to within ten steps OF
them and discharged his other barrel nj them
knocking both Of thom down. They rolled
down the hill, got up climbed over the fence
ND and followed. He came upon the negro
about 200 yards down the road. lying close up
under ne hedge Charles Andrus said: Why,
that he was. Soon afterward he died.
=. The Grand jury, which was in session at Car
thage, summoned Andrus before them, and
after lnNestlgatlng the case ncquItted him.
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MURDERS IN ONO.
The Grimes Committed by Oh. so-Cailsd Reg.
nlators In Darke County.

CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-There is great excite
ment throughout Darke County. Ohio. over n
number OF acts OF violence recently committed
upon a number Of the residents OF that county.
Some months ago man named Grier was MUIR
dered beside his wife ut Palestine by band Of
" Regulators" Aiterward one Quackenbush
was ordered to leave and did so. On the sth of
June last thirty men went to the house Of Steve
White eolored, and kidnapped his son William
whom they took to Winchester. where he was
convicted OF grand larceny and sentenced to
one year in the Penitentiary. He afterward
Ecured a new trial. 1.-THE same time the elder
White got notice from tho Regulators to leave
the county. Hesubsequently received two sim
Tar orders. and not needing them. was shot
dead in his house by n large body Of men who
were mounted. The Grand Jury found true
bills against John Archie. jacob Burdier VIM
Shumate, Albert Dechey, Solomon Ferguson
Oliver Morgan, and Robert Hart for kidnap-
ping White. Yesterday Marshal Shaier pro-
cured assistance and arrested the entire party
William Shumate Is worth $4,000. Since the
Killing OF White ten prominent citizens have
received orders from tho Regulators 10 leave
the county under penalty Of death. Mr.. Put
nam colored lawyer Of Palestine received
such notice. and fearing his life 10 be- In dan
ger Immediately went away.
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Gen. butler In Massachusetts.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: A few
days after the adjournment OF Congress last
summer ! met Senator ingalls, OF Kansas in the
Indian office At Washington. and in the course
Of conversation l asked. viii the Greenba kers
give you Republicans any trouble in your State
this year ?" He answered Mo- for the very
good reason that we shall give them all they
ask"
In this We have the key TO the apparent Re-
publican victory. in some OF those Western
States especially. where that party seems to
have gained. They have conceded enough to
lican vote: In Massachusetts the Republican
party made q square fight in favor OF hard
money. forcing that issue upon Gen. Butler rs
the leading issue OF the campaign. The Abbott
movement was bolt Of the hard-money Demo-
crats-simply this and nothing more. The vote
strength OF tho Greenback party in the East.
nder such q leader as Gen. Butler il could
bined in any Western state
speak by the card in regard to Massachu-
sets having been IN theicampaign during the
various parts OF the State. The only weapons
brought into use by the Republicans were per
sonal abuse OF Gen. Butler, and denunciations
OF his financial views. Butler tried 10 make the
race gu State issues but the opposition know
ing their weakness opened ut once aud all
fiation. :" Republication" While hurting these
and similar words at Gen. Butler. they were
trant1cally calling upon both Democrats and
Republicans to stand by honest money by sup
porting the party OF honest money TO repudiate
the repudiator and 50 on. Thus. cuttlelsh
like they kept the political waters so muddy
that Gen. Butler found II impossible 10 got the
people to see clearly the issues OF State reform.
upon which his nomination was based, and he
was obliged 10 meet his assailants on this new
issue OF finance. He did accept and the no. 900
votes for Butler marks the progress OF the
Greenback heresy in the old Bay State.
1t is but simple justice 10 Gen. Butler 10 add.
that never in the history OF American politics
mas any man made so able. SO vigorous and so
successful a campaign rs he has made in Massa-
chusetts this year.
1t is but justice to his friends to record the
TACT that they are as warm, powerful and deter
mined to-day as on the eve OF the late election.
Throughout the state the Butler clubs are
continue the fight till victory shall be achieved.
r. A BLAND
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Mr.. Metcalf Everitt. son law Of A. r Stew
arts architect Mr. Frederic Schmidt OF Dundee
beautiful residence Tor himself next H. sfater
laws last TALL. and had hardly moved and fur.
nished comfortably before signs Of mental alteration
began 10 be noticed lie was kept Mt home long It
was sac tu do. and finally sent to the Morris Plains
Asylum asa private patient, where he had every com
fort and extra medical attendance Recently he showed
signs Of improvement and on recent visit ms wife
greatly eated A. he recognized her and asked about tie
children. All had renewed hope until Tuesday, when
they received telegram from NJ asylum that ne hat
expired suddenly and Unexpectedly lie only ~
years OF age, and was relative O tue Hon. Edward
Everett and highly educated. He was good writer.
and frequently contributed 10 the newspapers and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-09
John Brown'. compa,rlor. End.

The funeral Of the late Richard Realf. who
committed suicide on Monday night In Oakland win
take place on sunday under the auspices Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic A. which he wasA member
Domestic unhapplness Is believed To have been the mo-
hNc that led Coz r. ali suicide SATURDAY. he tried 10
obtAln loan "l money from some Of ms associates in
inc Mint saying that he desired 10 buy laudanuni and
ehoralhydrate 10 poison himself and me NJ them dis.
erelluns his words lent him dime, which he pended
a woman who claims TO be- tie vie Of Ktalf. and
,Mengi holu, ccfuucate ~ marriage 10 him. dated in
1871 arrived IN TINS riy nom Pittsburgh and ascertain.
my ~h'te krnh hvt, went a. the house aud informed
Me iandlhdy uAt She was Mrs Reult She waited until
heAu returned ANA toii hln that she had him.
ne replied mat ms wlic would shortly reach thus city
Hnu lhe East AMI hr intended 10 furnished anal
n.ents TOT nef and That b" would live with 0tIr
woman Nhtlhriue Cassidy is the maiden name oi the
alleged NrA Reali and she TINT although c sertrl
hsI Tour years AZ. Tor another woman in Sew York
ellys anu mas Hilt Unsuccessful procure
Sseis" o. di!oi9" On Vie u"uni u inconpauhnily Of
GuiperalNeht she Nhiheult is still his only law IA y
Wedded "ie. . Ny husband hat IA, auit," said lie
woman but lac Is dead nov, ant desire u burl them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-09
NJ ETHOroLITAN ELEVATED RAIL

w Wal -plFh nom ~ A N, To II 7. VI. Rector
4 nearest point Tor Wall 4 ferry Cortandt st. near
point for Jersey city and Coinmuraw ferries Park
place nearest point for Post once. CITY Hall AMI
Barclay =. FERRY 10 Hohoken; Chambers 81 nearest
point for faNOnia and Ere Railroad errs Franklin Il
Grand - neare = yunts tor pesbro,se terry oJrrsey
iN ami Peoples Line steamers tor Albany Beeckrr
sth 81 nearest points Tor thri.tulhers terry nokeu
lstu st-Nearsst point u Union square and Lyceum
Theatres Academy o Music. Irving aud faumauy Halls
s.d rl-NrNrcst point ~ Booths 81 james. ami Park
Theatres Grand Orera House Gihnorcs Garden. Ma
snuit Temple Hut Jersey cay errlas 1911 st-Nrartst
point 10 standard Bruadway. and fith Avenue Theatres
Aquarium ami san Francisco Ninstrrl. 41l st.-tuu
u-et with SrW AutA Transfer Co.'S cabs for Grand Cen
ira D,noL 5sih st--Nr-rest point Tor Central PARK
For up town TRAINS. take Alde stations For
down town trains. take west SIDE stations Fare 10
cents eqthftwceu the hours 1T 81 aud - A ani
and4 T. VI when the ftr~ j. cents GunutctsWtn Le toll
lowing horsecar lines Al Rector with cars tor south
Terry rt Grand 81. with tor Deshro.~ss and East
"rsnd e. rrres 40 Nlrecker -. with Tor east AMI
Ntst, Mt H.h 81 with Curist prr EAst ION
- ferries AZ lfth A. with West .bi ani East
80 aud ssh o. feuip.. at $50 =. with ears Co.,. Wee.
ha"krn ferry a. Jstu IN Belt Line Rail.
road va Y GAIsRlsON Precedent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-09

Latt week lady IA Albany went 10 the ONCE Of DR.
Wileu ~ have Our teeth extracted. She declined L.
Mke the gas When the second tooth drawn she sA
Gown and died Death resulted from shock nro
upSng paralysis OF The action VI the heart The effect
o. ue EAs u " suspend all nervous sensiby and NJ
soHrse: no shock can be experienced Had this lad
heh the gas, all would have been we'll Shce the AIN Of
M 1854 we have drawn teeth with the gas Tor
oyer lViOll pauenis and not single death Could Nc
nave ofawneeth Tor this number with equal safety
0at me gAsf " Y CoLIoA, ~ Cooper InSututs. -Ad,.
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Win Trot In Lee. Than $40.

IRAN N. !ItHo he Times
Charles =. Green writes us announcing the
aaie o kdwin fVrfvstt I" Mr. Robert bonner and add
lie Is The king ol al horses Viii r1 in less than Two
years In 2 ~, sure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-09
NEW LINE TO BOsrON.
~ via Allyn's Point

NORWICH LINE PIER co. Mr.
Steamers CITY or NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
At4 % I VI daily. SUNDAYS included.
fARE ONE DOLLAR every day in the week
Positively tickets good ons DAY VI sale trains
CONNECTING with boat at Allyn's Point
GOOD SUPPER fOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets tor sale az Pier -
Norwich line Boston, Worce stcr Portland and ali
polnls north and east wa
NEW LOSDpN AND NORWICH
steamers CITY OF l. LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH from
Pier a.. y. daily, t3tf. VI sunday Xct pied.
Tickets nud stat. Rooms may - obtained the office
ithc company. Az Broadway. corner 81 canal 81
Freight ~ sea- for all points AZ lowest rats..
Hon Iurt.lr N. rmAt.un. lmlIlra N Pier ~ \ Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-09
pENNsYLvANiA ISNILKOAD.
NItLlI TkI M LINZ
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUI

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On All AFTER ~uVt id l57s.
Trains leave New York.. via DesDrOsses and Cortland
SIS Ferries, as follows
Express Tor Harr.bus Pittsburgh the West and south
VAN fulnan Palace cars attached A NJ. u and 81
Z. NJ. daily.
For WilAamsport Lock Haven. Cory ant Erie ats 80
7. NJ couleC ung al Cory for rtu,ylue, Petroleum
Centre, ana the on Regions. WIamspOrt ami Luck
Haven. . A VI
Baltimore, Washington aud the South, Lmited wash
ingtun Express Of Pullman 'arlnv cars Tally. cNcept
sunday, $50 A. N. arrive WASHINGTON 4.lO p "
R,fu4r a $40 A. H., l. $50 audvP W. Sunday u ~
ExrT,s, Tor Philadelphia $50 80. $50 9 $50 Lin
iurdl n A. NJ, 1, T. g. g. 3D. 50 o. and q p VI
SUNDAY, $50 ana 4 w., g. d. 81, 80 ) ~ anu . r.
NJ. kmisraut and SECOND class. T.. VI.
Boats OF BIO A4Nn annex with all through
Uains az Jersey cay, anoru4n- speedy and direct
transfer Tor bru1kiyu travel
Fst trains 20 Newark. Ehitoeth. Railway. Princeton
trenton Perth AWuov. bennington, Bevidere. and
Vtnei pOints srr local schedules az all flcktt occs
TThins arrive Prom Ftt,hurfi. 3d. 20 ~ NJ 10 70 T.
" daily, $50 A NJ, o. so j. Il. ddiy. except Monday
ron Washington ami Baltimore. u 81. $40 VI t,IO
3la. 10 = NJ sunday, 80. 30 A N From Phiia'
cciuhiA 500. OaO. o ~ 1900. n 80 4 N a.lO
10, 45l, 80. : ~. lu.lu. 1910 4 NJ. sunday sos
20. $40, lu.Il, II 80 A. jU 10 - z VI
Ticket Orcrs 30 and pa BruaGWay,l Actor House
ana loot of De,lrps~e, aud toril-uit stA cont 81
ana brno@lyu Annex Depot loot u Fulton t.. Brookyu
rs lln, ann llN Hudson 81, HuuoScu; Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. 4. r FARMER
S'ltIai MANAGER Genl PASSENGER Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-09

prs DARRlN-SlRs' For nearly four years had been
sun ring with great pain In right shoulder and arm
which NJ times wac almost helpes had dortorcd with
other uhvselans bui found no rvlci your al.
NertiseWeu ~ the paper. was induced 70 give you
tunL IA. with happy resuit Tor | consider nvse Il
cuF'd itpu medicine Nv faith strong IN netsin
curative a.ent Can lie referred at lle seventh
81. city. MRS B KNORLOCH
prS pARRIN are located at ~ West s5u It ONCE
hours from A VI. 10 I 7. NJ Chargcs for Office treat
ment AZ tue rate OF six visits for 80 Consultation free
send tur circular
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LORD L. TAYLOR. Broadway e. Goth
STEAMBOATS, aao GalruaOs.

4 -ALBANY boats. PEOPLES LINE,
"a tir-tclass. Il kNcursiOu, 81 ~ state 81
and g, Deck, Jc. Leaves Pier 81 H. foot canal
~ daily SunuaNs excepted at T. ~. connsc ting at
Albany with uainsfor West, NOrth. and East
A EVENING boat FOR ATHENS, srUY-
"a NEsANI. NtN BALTIMORE. aud tOEYMANS -
steamer WALTER BRETT will leave P.cs ~. loot II
canal i. North River. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY at O'Clock r "
A TROY BOATS-ClTlZENS' LINE fare 81,
"A excursion, ~ ~ state rooms ~ AMI -. decs iar
% cents Leave Pier AZ North River. foot Leroy A.
dHi except saturday. al VI. Rooms he ated with
steam SURE connections Tor North and West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-09
Rt!ioluus q otItts.

TCHICKERING HALL, 9th av.. corner 18th
"a St. Onion GOSPEL scrviceS Nj G. ". Sawyer will
conduct Gospel Temperance Meeting at 8 30 SUNDAY
afternoon Singing by Carlos Florentine and the great
choir Everybody welcome.
CMURCH OF THE MESSIAH -Rev. A d
" Mayo OF Springfield, Mass VIII preach sunday morn
ing ~ H. Subject a lral From City Life" In the
evening at o'clock he will deliver al address subject
The charge OF Godessness and Shiurs,nesS as Made
Against our Free Public schools" In the evening .erc
tons from Rossinis "Stabat Mater" aud Menlclssuhs
Elijah VIII be performed By the choir. seats Tree.
Public invited.
MURRAY HILL PKESBYTEKIAN
WI CHURCH 4Oh St. east ~ L. xn.tun AV-serNices
tomorrow at lo, A. and "a r. N. rIeachin, IN tho
morning by the Rev. william Adams, u D. and In the
evening BY the Rev. John Hall, u D. strangers welcome
DARK THEATRE. ADMISSION FREE
L EVcrJ SUNDAY night q W sawyer will conduct Cos
pei Temperance Service l.. r. Thatcher will conduct
singing at T. 80
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NJ hIIE STA LINE.
W FOR QuEENsrONN AND LIVERPOOL
AbhiAl u $500. THURSDAY. Nov. ~ A.
bNll ANNl'- .t......... SATURDAY.. NOV. IS s l. NJ
YELL lhuf~ia1. Suy = > 4 NJ
trom White star Dock. Pier -. Nortn RIVER.
CABINS MI amidshlpA saloon. 81 So aud flyl goli
Return ucStts on favorable terms steerlSc, s.
ines, .tc lmtrs carry neither tatt shes nor plgA
. 'uEi.s N..uf - bruttNt,.N ~ fnrS
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4 Osi auO Founo,

Sost anO FounO.
osI OR STOLEN nom i3o West seth street II
- bullde ana hnll slut with short tail The Under will
receive liberal reward hN returning Them Ia inc above
number coNr. white and red
l OS IA brown and White pointer. suitable reward
- 20 Hinder at l3s East 4th 81
II EW AkD.-Lost On the evening OF the 7th a gold
~ watch inscribed ~ presented TO r. Y Whiting II
And NO questions asked T-
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4Oasr turms5m9.
Ar JOHN IINCI'S FURNITURE. CAKpEr
- nEpblNG, AND STOVE NAREHOI Sc 8.2 AND aii
EIGHTH AVENUE near 10Th 81 the largest stnts ami
lowest prices ~ the city. WEEHLY AND MONTHLY
fAhMENfS rAkEN
A & T.. HAUM ENSE REnUC-
80 llNN ann 40 months umc given paw Tor urn
tufr' carpets, and h.n. At the largest establishment
~ me cln, 'l2 ana dlt Ntli ay,, corner adth
RAJNANN EROS. are offering great bargain. an
- furniture CArprt bedding At their stores 11S aud 40
h"d'oh 'L''or Hro'ne' NrcN} amt mont " paSnclus
i payments az oFAREiLLs furniture WarehOu,y
Ne M HoNcrN
FURNITURE, carpets bedding. choip for cash or
weekly ormohthy pH'n"n,s,at't5 Hudson It q REID
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