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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
By and ,riM the adcice and consent of the Senate.

SATURDAY, Sepl. ..
JOHN sioTT Major General OF the 18th Division of H.
f;Dtry Samuel Low resigned.
CT. E. LUCE, Major General OF the 9Th Division of In
fantry, vice Pllneas Stanton, deceased.
FRANCIS S. EDWARDS. Inspector of the 9th Brigade Of
Artillery. vice Daniel Cray, resigned
JAMES G. PoMEaoY Inspector of the SGh Brigade OF In
fantry, vice VIM p. Seger, deceased.
Onondaga County-PARLEY HowLITT, Inspector Of
Beef and Pork
Cot.mbiG-EDwARD A. DusscoslB, Notary Public.
Che,rng.-JAMEs DUNN Master in Chancery
Kings. ALpHEus SMITH, Commissioner of Deeds.
Re,c. YorE-MosEs B. MAcLAY Commissioner of Deeds.
STEPHEN MERIHEw and francis 0. DoRR, Notares Pub
lie. CHARLEs SEAMAN, Hurgae Pilot.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

II the Cheapest Cns., 'Tni!or yet PETER
v.HUSrED, Merchant Tailor No. Chatham Square.
corner Caiberine-street CONTINUES make Clothing to
ord the style, 10 per cent cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the CITY, good fit warranted
and herenft.r. no dlsa ppontnents 50 isf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

II Wet. Damp or DRY Cellars paved wit
Roman Tile made air waterght for seven cent
foot, or paved with Cement concrete for ten dollar
for the bulk space OF thonsandbficL-
jyzau ABIJau SMITH, Is Hamion-s;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
CHINA. GLASS and Earthenware, at

" sery low prices. Those in wan. will find their
Interest 10 cali and examine the store, No. II Cath
rne-s near Chatham square. P. p. PAGE, agsi ecdlmt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
"a NEW WORK By A LADY
LETTERS FROM THE BALTIC,
With four beautiful Ensrnvings:
PRICE oNE SHlLLiNG.

PRICE ONE SHILLING
This agreeable and interesting work viii be pubiishedo or
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept I, in a Double Extra
number OF the New WORLD II published in London
by John Murray, and has goac through three editions in
six mouths and has excited more admiration in England
than any work whici has appeared for years
The charm of the narrative consists its describing
countries and scenes wholly unfamiliar the American
reader Her residence IN the city Of ST PeterSbush, and
al is splendid Court vidly deserihe her rank and
station gave her free the brilliant circles But the
accounts which this delightful ouri, gives of her various
journeys ihroughths North of Europe have
surpasssd they have all the graphic force and beauty OF
Stephens, with picturesque felicity of illustration and
preston that reminds US OF no less anthor than Maria
Edgeworh- We confident that the work viii be read
with delight
II Single copies 4 cents nine for ST. IS per hundred.
Also for sale variety OF Books for the People in cheap
orn-Noves Travels, Histories, &c. &c. OFFICE so ANN
STREET.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

We have received copy OF the report made to the
of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad by
Committee appointed TO examine the affairs Of the road
The whole number OF shares ssued including $500 het'
by Massachusetts, and Norwich, is ssi Norwich has
loaned her credit $20O0Ca and secured by mortgage
for SlOO0so and 500 shares of stock These shares are TO
be surrendered and mortgage for 100000 taken payable
in S. G. and years. The amount OF claims against the
COMPANY Tor land damages, &c. and unpaid is about
sn GOO The Company OWE nearly all the land which
the road passes and Other land which cost about 7 oeo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

e. cHs.B ERLAIN lnyites the attention OF parents TO
struciion excep. In ennanshp Mr. C's school for adults
open day and evening attended by efficient and eI
perenced ;eachers wiring Drawing, Grammar, AE'th-
moderate terms ami on plan OF individual instructions
WHICH enables the student TO make the most OF the time
which they deTote To study. 50 5usr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

~ Mormonism Again MIR Bachelor. having
been furnished by Gen. Bennett with highly impor-
tant Official documents touching the reasonable and
culinary character of Mormonism TO present them to the
public this evening in the Church corner of Delaney and
Ctryste-s,reets. Half The time allowed 10 MormoDs La
dies, as well a, gentlemen, admitted Admittance six
cents s6llt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

u Charles Watson, Hat and Cap Man
nfRCturer-Wholesaie and Retail Warehouse li8 Chat
ham-street UP s;aStores l5t ChathaHs and l6O Bow
cry.
Terms-Cash or approved paper. aul9 ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

commended the Public only for its economy but
possessing all the elegance of contour of the most costly
combining utility with beauty. This article cannot fail TO
recommend itself To the connoisseur well economist
WATSON, 15i Chatham-street. and leo Bowery.
B.-Cassimere Hats 50 80, of the finest quality Bea-
yer Hats s. ~ of the fines. quality
Fall Fashion Ready suSl istf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

II The nEisscs Esavens will resume their School
Tor YOUNG LADIES on Monday September l2l al the re-
sderce of ter father r. Havens, Esq, No. p Lafayette
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

MISS CLEANERS SCHOOL will
If be re opened Monday, the 18th inst, at No 2S3
Thompson street, corner Of Aniy. NewYork. sc 1w'.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
NJ Hats! Rats! Elnts!-FALL FASHION

II HATS! Hats! Elnts!-FALL FASHION
The subscriber invites the attention OF the Beau blonde TO
his beautiful graceful, and tasteful iow belcrowned Hat
being the only really fashionable article of the kind extant,
though he expect but miaors will spring up and
claim the benefit of his own original conce ptiors.
TIE say that these Fats surpaSs thing OF the kind IL
point Of style, nish and graceful appearance is to claim
than is warranted by experience oftweny years
the business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion. TO call and examine for themselves.
A large assortment of Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags,
Hat Cases and, in fact every thing necessary for gentle
mans travelling outfit, may aso be found at
E. BLOOaIERS, 179 Broadway,
au3l tfis opposite Howards Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

MFRS. AMES' SCHOOL 645 Broadway,
IfAone door above Reecker street will reopen Monday,
sSS,p
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
CLEARED.

Br bark Bradhurst. Young, Quebec, Thompson.
Briggs Noyes Ashby Port Leon Alice, Colby, Rich
mondi Edward Buckley Charleston; Relief Stout, Ber-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. families can
Wv always have good Protestant servants without
charge at office ssa Broadway. Enslis! girls wanted
this dsy. L. ELLIOTT, proprietor. 50 81,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

II AZ. Interesting Work ON ahe Easf.-Jus
published by Cary fart, Notes OF Tour through
Turkey, Greece Egypt Arabia PerGa, the Holy Land
Including Visit to Athens Sparta, Grand Cairo, CoDstan.
nope, ThebeS The Red Sea- Mount Sinai, PETRA The Edom
o. Scripture, &c by E. JOY MoREis, in volumes, l2alo
with plates.
Mr. Norris made complete tour through Greece, both
the North aud The Morea and in thatrespec sconan-
ing record of his ebservaor his has the advantage OF
any other American book yf travels And we may also add,
The descriptions OF the temples OF Egypt very fall
made sra observations written The spot, with these
ers OF human ingenuity before the AUTHOR and pressag
his mind with their solemn grandeur. U. s. Gaz
This work is precisely such man is glad 10
take up when the desires information upon the subject Of
which il treats. Brsther Jonathan
Mr.. Morris is easy and GRACEFUL writer lie describes
attention with good in lively and agreeable
Anappendx the first volume conoinng regulations OF
the French Government STEAMERS the Mediterranean will
prove very useful to persons contemplating Continental
Tables OF distances and OF prices in the steamers
gven and also the time OF arrival aud departure OF the
boats at different stopping places New World
au2s 6Ieodr WILEY / PUTNAM, lh Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

u Fire DeParsmenr.-The adjourned Meeting
Engineers Foreaen and Assistants of the New York
Fire Department TO have been held this evening, is una
yodabIy postponed until further notice, by order
Sc IT. HENRY SNYDER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

~ Democratic Clay Club Of the Seventh
Wurd.-TIe regular meeting OF this Club will be held a
the Franklin Hotel OF Cherry and Rutgersstreets
en- Wednesday evening, Sept. 7tb at hapast7 O'Clock
CONRAD SWEET, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

II llnss ConYenfion.-The opponents Of Slavery
are hereby notified thai Convention Will be beld We'd
nesday afternoon 7th instant hapas o'clock, and in
The evening in the Church Of Delaney
and Cristic Addresses may be expected from AlYan
Stewart Garrit Smith, and others.
Ladies earnestly requested attend early in order TO
secure gosd seats. By order OF the Committee.
SS ztH GEORGE w ROSE, Secretary pro tenn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

SERVANT SVANTED--A stout, hearty
-, GIRL nv, fat, lazy, who can do plain cook
ng washing and ironing, and the ouse-work OF small
,Hy, win nd good place al No. A. Dey ST. An Irish
Catholic would be preferred. Sc IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

nj OTlCE,-The copartnership hereto
! fore existing between William Ide aad George W.
savage under the firm OF Ide Savage, dissolved the
rst day of September ls42 by mutual coen he busi-
will be con,nuedby George W. Savage, at 81 Dayst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

LHCONOMY IN CLOI'HING.-Greaf
A inducements are offered n the price Of Garments at
The establishment 30 Broadway American Hotel Strangers
in the city viii consult their interest In examng the assors.
ment of goods, which NADER to order in style second
ans islf WI " JENNINGS. Draper and Tailor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
EKT ANTED.-Af few good cloth can ma.

NT TANTED. a partner with S75 for
w business which will pay from $500 to sOeo per ara
num- call al l7f Wiilisrns. So IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
Commercial and Money MATTERS.


There was but moderate business done in Stocks TO-
duy but the better feeling which has prevailed for day or
two past continued he observed. Delaware was rm at
&c. Bank of Commerce, full sold S2 the last sale was
al ~. Farmers Loan improved Mohawk J. Long Isl
and was steady 81. Stonington improved pei cent
Iii State Stocks sales very heavy but the
transactions were generally firm rates. Kentucky 6' i'm
proved per cent The Fances' were firm. For Ne"
York IS S49 Of offered lOla asked5s 1859, 30 oere d.
81 asked-4s s49 80 asked Ohio IS, 1885, 7St offered
1861 IS offered; Indiana Bonds 2lt ofered Michigan ls
offered 25 asked City Isl 1882 Ol. offered, o2 asked-5',
1870 s2l eered sss asked The following were the trans-
actions:
$4,000 NJ " 7s 1s48 lOs 1888 geo ". Y sls, 1851. "a
$1,000 Y Is 4s b6Od lO $4,000 Kentucky 6s...... ~
$4,000 N " 6s, Is45 90 $4,000 Illinois 6s stw lSf
Foreign Exchanges quiet. with but moderate sup
ply Of bills. Sterling a7t Francs SIS.
Very little activity IN funds There is rather more IN
auiry for Charleston Savannah and Augusta Alabama IS
in moderate demand and slightly better We quote
Boston, a o disc Union, Florida .....7o "A
Philadelphia .........a par Apaachicola..
Virginia IA a IL disc. Other branches State
North Carolina ......2i 2sl Bank Alabana...2S =
Charleston. ..........ll lsINew.oIleans ... a Il
Augusta ............1i ltLonisvilie ......2 =
Columbus. ...........2S 20,St Louis
Macon .......... so Interior of Ohio.... 8!
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

They have secured the aid OF French lady, OF high cha
racler and aitainmen;s, who will reside in the family
Boarding scholars, especially will therefore enjoy every
of the French language
Parents and guardians iesroGS OF aSccrtaning the cha
racter OF their school, viii be cred, application, TO
-.I,: .,r...u,.t l.ui.s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

" Hats Of the Fall style are now ready
The model ior the is slight modification OF the
prevailing Paris mode.
SPENCER'S Sales Room.
Scptember lst SGT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
u The American L Laborcr for scptembeI

y Wt -AE1CffCU1 HLUUUTCE TOT ScPEeIIUSh
will be for sale at the TRBuHE Office this day. This NUN
Der contains The aoie speech oil Hon. A. II. r. Stuart 81
HirgG the Necessity of Protection TO The Agricultural
interests oft country Also the speech OF Hon. C. Hud-
Mass the New Tari Besides these speeches. ih,
number contains the address Of the Central Conmittee othe
Home League History of the Passage ot the Tariff law
(Edtoriap; the Tariff condensed statement of its pro-
visions &c. &c.
We particularly commend the attention OF Farmers the
speech OF Mr. Stuart Of Merchants and Traders that
OF Mr.. Hudson.
II Price the Laborer IS Tor the entire volume of
l2 numbers The back numbers be supplied. Single
numbers s! cents S6t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

TEVIN PLATES-200 boxes assorted for
Il sale by GRINNELL, MINTURN& 4 co.
,6 10 South street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

u Techanics' Hnstitmtc.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the Institute will held The rooms City Hall,
on Tuesday evening, Sept. 9Th. al o'clock
IS 2tis JOHN n. SAYRE, Rec. Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

ID The best attractions in the city the Asaercan
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

DILLIARD TABLES. Wanted to pur-
D chase Immediately two second hand Billiard Tables,
apply at the Billiard and Bowling Saloon, No. "a East
Broadway
ar ~ b.. The above establishment will be reopened in
few DAYS, after undergoing repairs and improve.
will then be the most extensive place OF the kind
the city, containing three first rate bowling alleys and
billiard tables the same oor, ii being about $50 feet
length exteRding through and trontng No II Division
street, under the carpet store So ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

Penn Tsy syp6 Nstenos Mstda P spsis ss1
NYok; James Barbour Bangs, Provdence Illinois Huttie
son, New Bedford; DOLPHIN Honeywell NYork; Black Dia
Rsrns Boson Ro6s VAIN ssa Ssw G 2saa,
Park dos Bait more Elddge do Only Son. Hatch do: Wvo
ming, Niekerson do; Hyder Ali Derrick, Wilmington Dell
La Pilot, Poland. NYork; Martha, Robinson Do Campus
Q'Neal do Below, Renown. Power New oleans lndepen
mora French do. Arr the schuylkll Enterprise Weld
ing NYok; VIM Penn, Ed wards do WIN Crowell Simon.
SON DO Indiana Boon do Jane Lake do Copper Whitaker
do; Maria Hannah, Bywater do; Opera, HUTCHINSON do
NoRroIs Oct as-sd Scion. Ball, West Indies. Tn. Cor.
nea for Rio de Janelro from James River from
Hampton Roads Wednesday night Corinh, smith, from
James River for Roerdam made two attempts Yesterday
from the Roads. but compelled to put back
W.,Hiseros, NC; Oct as-Ar Henry, Burt; Cleopatra,
De- Panplee Pqord, do. CID Lake Vidal, Boston; Star
BATH, Nc Oct a5WAr Cashier, Allen, Boston
YORK Ia the oihns enston, CD from Liverpool; Leo,
cSsp1sn R
RosSss s.Ep. Hampton Roads: ssh hCa.s GSaee IN
York In the offg Lancaster, (B) jefferson v.noo;
Undine, from Ghent and others as above.
MOBILE Oct ai-Au Kalamazoo, sicCenen, Work Rock
9uhr' do; Milton Dixon Bo.ton sou,herner H,ett do
Juno, Domniek Havana; Presgio tsp) Gelp do Tampco
NsSsss SYs sa5 os, B sd SSGT IOsS do
% 9{s ELS hfs!..''f
oasco, Drew, Boston Damascus, Bliss, Do; Tenn.ssean
WISE do; United States, Ocean, Phadeph Ashburton
H9s
tevan Matanzas; Emilio, Snete, Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York from the ED dsy
Oct: TO the 10Th day OF Oct. 1872 '
80 Men; 80 Wsmen 80 Boys 81 Girls. Total li5

In the City and County New York from the e,d d,v
- Oct: TO the 10Th day OF Oct 1872 - "
80 Men; 80 Women; 80 Boys 81 Girls Total, AS
=. DISEASES
Abscess 0; Aponiexy, Asthma Asphyxa o. Atrophy
pegding 4 bleeding from lungs. O. Burned scalded. Ii
SUMPTION 81 Catarh, o. Casualties, 2; Commissions NJ
roup or Hives 81 Congestion of lungs 0; Congestion of
BRAIN 81 Delinum Tremens, o. Dianhoea d Drolsy 2: do
IN he head do IN the chest Drowned /; Dysentery l.
Debility Epilepsy, o. Eryspeias o.; Executed o. Enlarge
m"t The heart o.; Exhaustion, o; Fever |; do Puperae
q 20 Bilious. do intermittent O.; do Scarlet 7; do Ty.
phoid 6; do Temtten do Nervous Hip Disease o. Hoo,r
ing Tough, q Inflammation O; of Bran do of Bowels
DO Ches do OF Lungs u do of Stomach do of Throat
OF womb o. do OF Liver do of Heart o; do do Of Bad
sa Measles. aes% o. j q
disease oil the heart Palsy o. Premature Birth a. Rupture
q Retention of urine o. Small Pox, Schus 0; Spinal
Disease, 1: Sprue o. Serofua Suicide o: Structure of
the qTstha i Tum2r q Teething liberation of Inestnes
tall AS.
Under year J to years II; Ito s. l2; to TO- s.; 10 TO
TO- 10 to 30. 5; 80 to 80 100 and upwards, unknown
PLACES OF NATIVITY
United States, 80; Ireland "a England S; Scotland Ger
many France Switzerland Spain o. Poland o. Brit
sh Possessions In North Amenc West Indies o. Wales
o; Russia o. NoIway0; atsea, o; Madeira o. Unknown T.
Hospital Bellevue o. Penitentiary Hospital Blackwelrs
Island; Small Pox do, 0; City Prison. CITY HOSPITAL q:
New jersey, 0; Long Island, o. Weschester q Lunstc Asv
lum Governors Island o. Rockand county Il Staten Isl
and Long Island Hospital. Magdaen Hospital o. Bed
lows Island, O: Albany, l.. ~
Colored Persons .................. "a
JNO. II, GRISCOM, NJ. D. CITY INSPECTOR
Civ inspectors Once Oct. 81. 1912
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

Davis, Boston; J A Bay ard, Del; H BORN,
'ntucky; Mrs Ann Thomas, do; r B Hamp-
|les, British Army; d Beaman, Poultney
|ott, Philad; Gallagher, Richmond, Va.
Quebec; Mrs Ann Smith, Petersburgh, Va
Bedford; G Davidson, Albany; J NJ B Da.
III Williams, Fardonia; NJ A James, Albany
at, York; Fl Bennett, Newburgh; Mrs &
do; NJ Armstrong, U S Navy; w Harm
Boston; + A Raybold s lady, Philad; G F
dy, Norfolk; Lopez & son, Philad WI
l lady, n York; Miss wilkins, do; NJ Havi-
Miss Hitler, do; Lieut.. s Johnson, u N;
10; T Munson, Boston; L NJ Spelman, do; NJ
k; NJ Tiffany, Bait; w Whitney, Philad !;
dol Bayley, Cuba; J Ames, Boston; A B
l., q Il Gill Columbia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
Foreign Importations.

HAyEE-ship North Bend-i pkgs A Rossiere col
omitn col Ludens-i NJ Maury-2 Harnden & CO.
&Wissman-39 pipes gin Stevens Beck CO.
100 blocks tin Phelps Dodge colO0 bags coffee Notenus
Payenstedt-2 chs Stryburg0 bxs Bruein Koop col
Ludiow-S6 cks los blocks tin kegs orders sks ca
GLAsGow-Ship George-ioo tons coal Newbold Cruft-
2$ do pig iron Irwin co-6l bxs To order.
BoRDEAyIIBIg Seas cks brandy IS bkts oil Lasala
COT cs wine w F& Mal-7b bales & II Maher-I2OO
swine I56 bales almonds Duand COL hhds hf 81
wine bkts cordial 10 bbs vinegar Torry-2 hhds wine
A de Agune-38 cs A Deleme-l bd Lacombe-70 casks
annatto 80 cs wine order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

|)RTANT TO CLERGYMEN.-NewY York
|l.-Dear Sir Having been afflicted with
IA after attending to the duties of my profess
use of your valuable preparation Of Hoar-
b. Need relate the benefits received from
seem almost useless after the testimonials YOU
ed in its favor; but as some of my brother
pay not be aware OF its merits, have no hesi-
ling that It's value is not at ali behind the re-
'orth In the first stages of hoarseness, colds
a few sticks Of il removes all pain, and leaves
| zee from irritation and soreness, which too
Il tina labor OF the clergyman. You are at
axe such use as you please of this letter.
~. HART recent Pastor ofthe Baptist Church,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES.

|
triou, H,hnemann whose science doctrines have
eminent physicians Instructions sg and to
selected New York the place of abos and Of per
pr p ha. been profess, ,nay and intimately connected
in France with men, whose and
and he a Sis
ANEW to eIsdse points in science till then involved
s' from ss whs.s he
fruit, ,t Of hi s.peTsncs and The blessing. Of fe.h ~
the help hi. method founded Of Specifies cures
rom words but o% work. saes
IL 70 say that besides vi msades repu,ed ncurabl. there
iSsS t65S E!ssn'1f Ss
incident and Children arc po@py and d raacsiiy
pr be consulted every day. from 10 A. NJ to aP NJ
sy "s ~ s o1 street nes Brosdgsy
ansaas ae 'nS''n French 'em'n spanish and .n
FOR DIX FEUCHTwANGEK's Pnce Current Of Copa
rso,ype Chemicals, German Silver &C. &c. &C. See cuHh
page. oil &c
M icult, ~ sadinga SURGEON practically acquainted wi
and g. . ss e:
attention TO these diseases for the u yesr city lie
3, @i %s, sst'1 Ts
from ,ss paas
S% e s which 5 IN M @ will DO well
s %ssa nj sseas and
doors from he American Museum. nIItsr
NORRIS Concert end Qli9 Company, consulting Of IS
." Ladies and gentle and Carks immense gallery of
gna Paintings united 28i Broadway the
ton Hotel All for twenty-five This splendid aud UNI
paraleed entertainment will take place Gallery the
Granite Building, this Tues
day November st NO weather
Mr. Clark receives much pleasure friends
and the public that he has been able
omous erpense with Mr. Morris his entire
company, whose astonishing performances of Vocal and nstu
sss 5sSS Ss;. and xp.ss
bounded applause by all who have witnessed them The en-
tertsnments will be changed nightly combining programme
Which cannot offend The splendid Gallery Of PAINTINGS will
Of onenrom ten sciock A. NJ, until haifpsst NJ,
~Sc9 t'me tprecselyl the Performance will commence
nose visiting the Paintings during day will be
fer TO small bills W 20 al iss,n 10
MEETING IN THE GREAT TENT ar Newark N i
" NOV - Arrangements have been made for pitching the
gat tabernacle IN the city of Newark on the Sd OF
Inc meettug 20 continue o davs
Mr.. WIN. Miller Rev j. Litch. J. " Hines and o,bers
expected TO be present aud will show from the word OF
ood the manner and object Christs second Coming
seT1n s win the reasons Tor expecting him IN 1913
ne tent Is 70 De pitched the Of Mulberry and
Imp serts IN the south of the city. go 3tsrc
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES and Amber Syrup OF su-
etor quality for family for sale in hhd tieces and
by 7 '' " "
o23 2w.r TYLEE & MAPEs
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Married.

On Sunday evening Oct sOth by the Rev J. II Price
| this city. ~ VI
Be kind and faithful, fond and true;
Pull evenly the traces
or Hymen's car, else surely you
Are both used up, gone cases
On sundIy evening, 30th ult. by the Very Rev. DR..
rover JAMES CoaD to SARAH NJ, daughter OF John Rice
all Of this city.
On Sunday evening, 3Oh ult. by the Rev Mr.. STAIRS
MT. JAMES LYNCH to Miss MARGARET J. HuGHHs all of
this city