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Sufferer rcadanl Judge fer yourselves.
FOR INfLCENZi AND WIiOOPtNG COUGI

NASHVILLE, lttV. jane Is, ISL
Sir have frequently USED your CHFRRY pEcro-
RAJ tor Nhcopmg Cough and Influenza aud have
nohesliauon On piououuClug complete remedy.
-Four al any Children have been afflicted with these
diseases and the Tree Use Of the tEcroEAL has al.
ways afforded almost lnsau, relief
JAMES GLOVER.
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Tea (! Tea /!

HAVE Just received another large supply Of sa-
! peror teas, all carefully selected from 4 newly
arrived cargo from China, which wlllsellns cheap
as usual, May 30 $ w. CuefvrR
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For the l,;lt.iCS
EOIAlelS.

A few pieces OF Chambrny just received by ex-
press aud for sale very low by
mny1 Walker Felioms, & Co
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American Hardware !
Edward COInings& Co..

S.etesSoTs 70 John " Qaincy, 1di. Quincy 4
Deiapine, 81 John STREET A. Y
Also aIargr aud complete assortment ofEnglisl
aud German llnrdwir.
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16f1 ACRES of land, 10 miles south east of OF.
Aoo twa, whsh will be sold cheap for cash.
For particulars enquire of J. G.. N.rrINGER.
March 10
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Negro Melodies.
NsCIOdaUns.

h"h''h "ss'''t'"s'. IS s.'''s n.''.-, US ii Ne,
- eni bindings and sizes. Iu,t received AID for
snle cheap, ot tn" !m!g. OHg,ca pyug Store.
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-,
More Light

TAMrlIlNE, spirit gas, sperm and lard oils.
Y land sperm starinc, and taliow candles OF lac
very best quality for sale cheOphy
myls w W CAvlKLy
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LADIES, please 1t aud see the beautiful needle
work Just rrceiyedby apo J ~ NILS
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WALL. PAPER.

THOSE about paperIng their rooms will find a
large assortment olII'aH Paper q, WV. D FSrr's.
fnces very low. nrlg can and see.
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warehouse 10 LET.

TllE warehouse on the .ide cut ON Canal stree,
(near Nr. llllls'0 is torreat Possession given
on The g3l OF June next For terms enquire of
May II WH NJ TRrg.
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FrOrM'onS, FRUITS, liquors 7oJacco, Dc, dc.
an Ottora may tonndat the store Of
IL. Montgomery,
~ his old stand, .feV doors north etthe Mansion
HOWsc,
ii ANlNG Jus, received his sprng supplies all
OF which he selected IN person from the hra.
West wholesale establishments ut the south, the
subscriber challenges comparison of his stock
with that n, any other dealer III town, knowing
hndalways being prepared to demonstrate that he
keeps better article, a heavier stock q greater
variety Of everything, and sells cheaper than all
his competitors
The following list comprises some Of the articles
tn be found at his store
SugGr, brown, Loaf, clarified, and crushed.
totse, Rio aud Java.
Noidss.s, sugar house, plantation, and syrup
Candies, star, Stearlnc sperm, aud tallOw.
Teas, green, black, Bohea. &c.
Soap, ruSln, CASTLE, and shaving.
Tobacco, Cayendlsh, fine cut, smoking, &c.
Cigars, anything from a" long nine" 10 amid
Tour penny Cuba"
Oils, nn>red, sperm, olive.
PORK lard, Hlow, &c.
Fish mac, err, white, herring aud trout.
Oranges and LemOHS at retail or by the box
tDrOd NHf", talslns, Currun,s.
FIgs, at retail or by the drum
Ginger Preserves, very line article.
Pickles, IN lnrs, all kinds extra
frpper Sauce pepper, salt, alspice, ginger, and
all other ordinary condiments.
Nuts, Brazil, hhrrs, almonds, pea .nuis. &c
TINS tor children, from the cephan, to Jack the
glnntIlillrr.
Oysters, snrdincs, &C., in cnnsS
tdHdies,n l0tol all kinds
Pals hruonls mops, Ne.
FtoHr, pOtltors, vegetables IN their season, but.
ter cgg', chickens aud all such little "arrnnge.
ments' needed IN families always kept when they
can possibly be procured iorlo or money.
NOIlNS.
Let the fiddllng fdulers hlilew
very fine lot OF v,olins, with all the arrange
menls, at astonishinply low prices
LiQuORS!
Wines, brnndes, Gun, whisksy, &c, at whole
sale and r tail
Champaign cider IL bottles.
London porlerand brown stout, in quar-, and pint
bottles
Also Chicago Lime and Cement, together
with almost anything youc1n Inc in his line
Having been IN III" business number OF years, the
subscriber knows exactly wha, h. has aud what he
oilers. aud can demonstrate that IN good goods
aud low prices, he Is not only "lesiic," but very
considerably ahead OF ull competitors. Try hun,
aud see April %, X. MosrsongRy.
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HDBENSACKSW WORN SYRUP-bpst pre- .
l / paratIon ever knOwn for the cure Of Worms
No cure-no pay. Also, Vegetable Liver Pills
do not forget the New Drug aud Book Store.
Dee lS-if t.. Y. GRrGGs
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shingie Factory.
WANTED


900 KEGS Roslou Mails. n all sizes a, Ire
.NU Paint OIL and Glass Store.
Dec - j. lln,s.cx.
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Lime! Lime! Lime ,
LAND EOIS SALE,

Nv T. have large stock oil Chicago aud Alton
w lime, aud wi keep i, constantly on hand
through the season. ,May7l EAMrs.
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IN 7 TTWN'TN,
VI lSIl ltdiStmciig uHdsrslgoR, that have
lurEe stock oi Bonucts Bonnet Trim.
rngs. uud good stock OF parasos, that shn
try tosrl as cheap as any lady cauwlsh
Nav II l. ID SNfrU
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'WWdVslCl flanomuss, splendid col .agl,
t-4...l lection OF choice new music 55S.G
just received, al,h
may 2g-'f OHaira DRUG Sure
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Flower Pots and Vases.
Music rGuSic'.

WW \ large ana the only assortment OF pinis
My aud Gothic Flower Pots and Vase, lbt SAFE
y cheap. nj tie Unyl5 OHacd Drug Store
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Country Merchants

Country Merchants
Dealing in ready made clothing are particularly
requested to examine our stock rs ". are prepar.
ed, IN Quantity as well as IN Pnce, to sell
AT WHbLES
to NJ great advantage to buyers "a can be met
with m any city in the T. S, New York not ex.
ceptcd. RaUB, BRoTnERs
mrchI9 in l.. ?. Sangers brick corner.
Everybody! Yes, Everybody !
THAT wishes to make money, will find 1t to be
goods now opened BY the sscrbcr 'r't the OIn W
stand, Geo Schnidl's Marble Building, date
READY MADE CLIO GHINl;,
Booi'ani Shpss, Hiis d Ciys Furnishing
Go,h Of all kild, 7rua4s, Talises,
Cdrp,t Bags de-,
In short NIL kinds OF goods ever kept in clothing
store = well adapted 10 the trade and very deslra.
bic. There Is
NO HuMBuG
About it, ! can ami ,ciN sell cheaper than aBvofh.
cr h0HSe IN the coHHtrV, md rW sell you BET
TERGDODSthIR Gun be t'gnd ,ccSt of Nep
York citp They are not goods made up for the
purpose OF selling mime, but are iearranted to
give better satisfaction Than any other toh- bought
IA the state. Every piece OF GOod- l.. made up un
der tlic supervision OF one OF the fist practical
taiior- in III" states.
Don't forget the place Marble Co ored Build
mg, LATELY the Chicago Store.
April ~. JOSH WniTMoRE.
House Painting.
THE subscriber has opsncd paint shopon ca.
nal street. IN Ottawa, next TO Hossocks Store
near the Side Cut, where he wI.I he ready to re.
ceyr ordet>ior work Or de- any X iuds OF painting
may he thatd.SIrSd uan3-tt ] d ToNps.
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FOR Aoo>srupIiyt Co,,cu

We attesiihc trash Of lhrahovr statement.
VI. Mci'iNTI, t. hlor ut the y ShyIlle Nbic
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"Uncls TOMS Cabin.

| HAVE just received two dozen copies Of TN.
exceedingly popular work, and shall sell item
al the lowest possible price, NJ the Ottawa Drg
Store June lJ-U ". w CAvARty
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lIe nre determined that every effort sail he
made To give satisfaction to our customers and we
trust by the slrclcs integrity, and close attention
to business to secured share of public patronage
Nav Gro RRl.rnh & Go.
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Drugs 4 Medicines

','er offered in this market. lie does not pretend
mat Every Drug Is prepared" but be doris say
that all his Drugs ARE imported fresh from their ma
I'VE ci!hH and are warranted To be- pune and gna
duieraied. Al who wish 10 prvcnrr medicines a.
thl>knd, will always fad thcm at the Ottawa Drug
store.
, Having purchased the entire stock al Drugs
b"ohs' Stationery, PtTiunicry, &c, Of the re-
CEN INN Of Hgafer s CIrarly, aud havingreIeiv-
ed !roui New York aud 81 Louis a large supply Of
/ Mem Drugs, Points, OdS de-. de-,
besides variety OF other articles consisting Of ey-
cry thing usually kept in drug .tur, : in The wes,
a'l oi winch are new and OF the hest quality and
pn5e ans rnidnicratcd. We would resprc,lgllyin-
vie oil persons ,lug 10 uurrla,e any article 4,
otT linz, to call aud examine our stock and .atisly
| themselves A. 10 its quality. W CA,AEpy
( Ottawa dug store. May -, 1851
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WOVlD inform the ladies VI Ottawa and vciu-
~ ny, that she wall have good assortment Of
articles IN tn" millinery line, ready for SALE upon
and after the ~ hlust
tlnlu ana fancy honncts constantly on hand or
made to order Bh aching aud pressing done
promptly and IN good style. She hopes hy strict
attention TO the business, to secure her share of
patronage. MAY Z
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Three highly improved and ehghly slruated
farms, Of 100 acres each, Of The best OF flrmng
land, situated on til. high and healthy north bank
Of Buck Creek each hnviugn good frame dwelling
house on 1t, and iva having valuable barns, one u
model haru, costing twelve hundred dollars, to-
gelhrI nh mnmN MIh 4 ONT hmllllmrs. md
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RARE CHANCES.
ROss saeE

T'i!E large, well known aud iavorably located
W ARE HOUSE,
IN Ottawa, Tor three years heretofore occupied by
VI. !, Il l.. II. EamcS, situated on the main can.
nj, at the crossing 0l In Sale Che main busines.
strreO ANA only a few rods from the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Depot.
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Fruit nIiGEggis.

-: A FRESH supply OF ra-ins, citlon. hss,
ca curranls, prunes preserves, pickles and pep
p per sauce all nov and Of snpe.iorq quality isr
& sac cheap. al Tue
" ,uly 10 ONarg Drug Store
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DIED.

ARNOLD-Mr Daniel Arnold Jr, brakeman the Hufsss
River Railroad aged instantly killed. by the collision
wbeh took place Poushkepe the 18th nsan f0eiok
r appeared made attempt but died ~.
poet The vital 'PaIk was extinct whe1 he was n's do.rsa
where arrived sabbath pG51ns and was soon i ~ Il.
toward the afflicted family Consisting OF the wdo wa ~,
mall children father mother two sisters and ro.hsr Who Eel
bnaDss received from all who generously bor,d 20 e,:
S elBowdSs the inGnes Of Mr. ComnGs
The idow end e remains Of her husband from the City Of
VERB jersey City instant Mis- Polly Brewer
sp c@sns viii Re taken from her residence Ia South
Esbtbt between Erie and jersey this mornas " 0eoeA
Eio% ed sIIo,Ssa M psgsgT: please s WIN
. Css 10 70. 1 AZ snS are invited 10 attend his funeral
Wsduedsy afternoon at o'clock from hs late residence NO
coLLAMoRE-on the Lucinda Fuller youngest
OF Davis Ceanore aged years and months
Of ss Ry Ne ~ w e sn .eeoua 90 wnss
DAY 9Th Dtsn o'clock Her remains will be taken to h'us'
DAY-At h residence in DaHascoa ihe 1h Instant Joseph
Day well ArsP ,Ps 4 Des bs .s S
mornDE .sh Instant George son OF ihom'
'' he Hs q family q A s.nd,'es, a.,s 9s
he psrenis s5 Broadway this day "wednesday so''el
nRpoy s,p,.ber n Of cboler nfsnium e. Youngest
Of Geo ard Msssss Gordon . .fs "a 70 sS% he u. o
the rsdence Of the family No q Janss on oep-
poEYoSo On The 18th Instant shsr protseted lines, Mrs
Ja,hs Horton wife Of Horton !. tho c ysar .. he, h
a. Twill
nadson Golyerncnr frends 70
gns sed 10 srieud, without fDrther nStice .,,,r
HOWARD-Sepiember - % the Insane Asylum on
Island srayo Howard Of Henry Howard In the Sfa year o.
BIIDART-Ou the 18th Of July at Santa Cruz Csihgrn.
cons milton the 9th en0f biz sge John Moore Hadast ,@
s en',nspt California Rsgisn OF Volunteers eides
sor OF tie Rev X T Hnddsrt u thk CITY. ...
NAICOIM-At WnlismsbuTgh Monday afternoon mn as',
IN s year Of Captain james Malcolm 'r many 's'"
sandy HoOb Pilot -, . -.,..4 A..
fne. from residence No u Sceendsy near fsssp
PSv =. ococf Thursday afternoon, xrh instant hS TO
rr,s yin be- aiken 10 Cypress fs Cenetsy for intern
ROsENCRAsTZ On Tuesday, 18th instant bmsHs H. n"''"
ia sgsd 10 81 dsopsy -
nd fbe fariy respectfully invited 70 slsho ~
,ssr A. oelosh "Wednesday asrsooa September nh IRON
fbs fence u hsr f.fber. No ~ BrOad1ay
eMITHAf EsvBocbelle Tuesday unfning. 9TH ifssn,
Iva yoangesf danshsr Il the late DR. MessoB smith
The The y Invited attend her funeral IRON
her brother DR. Ab.rt smith On Wednesdsy s
0cOck NJ FUnsrsi services {" the Presey'erss
Church, It u o'clock p. ~
NARTISO-I O. Of o. F--The members Of knifksferkef
Iodq No a. Of ~ particularly f,qased es thef
this morning O'clock 10 proesed body pH
trbute Of lsfs Br<hsr Martina o. No "
TagoDoRg y PRUDss. SEE
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PRESENTATION This evening Capt Pollard OF Ire
Continental Guard jersey CITY will be presented with
splendid sword and epaneites by his company II win take
Place at the Of the company the Hatson House
Grandst. Mr.. Raihbone member Of the company. vii
make the presentation Members Of the company. hon
oTary members Of the same and few others viii be pres
eri COLLATION. will b. served on the occasion
MuIrARr.-On the 9Th Of October the Mesgher Rspab
csn Grenadiers vii their frst annasl Coz
target shooting Their first civic and military ball will BE-
given about the 3lst of October.
The Relief Guard, composed Of the members Of Hoe
Co No ST. passed through jersey CITY for Newark yestsr
day on target excursion.
COMMON CouScIL-There wss meeting Of the Com.
mon Council of Jersey City at the Lyceum las, evening
motion giving the Committee on Laws and 0ri;nances
power to report ordinance to prevent weighers and
me asurers from New York from doing business in Jersey
CITY, prevailed Ordinances for the improvement, Of sew
ersl streets and lots adopted and several bills or
dered paid.
A FIESpIsH Acr.-A most vilsinous attempt was
made Monday morning 10 throw of the track the early
train Of cars running from Bordenown 10 Amboy, known
A. peacons Line large iron rail was placed dsyonauy
mon the track at the end Of the curve about 100 yards
from the Crosswicks bridge The engine struck the rail
and carried il some distance before the train could be
sorped Had the been thrown or they undoubtedly
wouid have been precipi.sied down embankment Of
about 40 feet and dashed pieces The perpcrsto Of
feudsh outrage merits nothing less than halter and
we hore he NAV be detected and dealt with In the
manner possible. lirue American
NrwJERsrY BAPTIST AssocI,rIoS,-At the meeting Of
this Association last week Brdgeton, statistics de
rived from the letters read follows Baptired last year
$50 restored q received by letter lsT dismissed by Let
ter 1879; deceased So excluded lilo The total member
ship is Ss05 increase last year 30s The next meet
ing of the Association will be at Blackwoodtown. Rev
Mr. Cornell appointed 10 preach the sermon Rev MI
address on Home Missions Rev Mr. Taylor Foreign
Missions md Rev Mr.. Young on Education.
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CITY ITEMS.


ENrERTAyNE3rr r &C. T ~ 3. E R,,, %,
IRE Low CHAsF and " Fortunes iIole, si WeaeHs
EvrsN Man IN ms HUNoE and 100 Mliners' a. Burion
SHIT % THE AGE al bainnmS afternoon aud evening
JuILiENs CoNcER1s AZ MeroI oiisn Hall tonight
SEDewlcKs AfoLLoSIcoS toNcEhrs al Hope Chapel
BUeKIs9s Nfw.oSIfaSs srFrSsDTSs~No SO Broadway
MAsHINGroS CiRcus-Performanoe and evening
sGSoR venlo9uism and Mase-Siuy yesant institute
FElSKESsytINs PANokAmA Os NAs.R F.LLs- Hope Chspe
PHsn,Ms Cur ExrTiOS~seyen Mile Mor-NO Broadwsy
G,Lksy o. EeYtTlAs y, ssan Institute
SLEEPING Man At Academy hal. No 605 broadway
The weather Yesterday quite and Indian sum
mtrish The afternoon and evening gave promise Of rain
though none had fallen at midnight
Francis & Loutrel staoners Maiden lane, have issued
in their customary beautiful style the Counting House Al
manac for 1884
typographical made say yesterday that Saun
derson new hotel in Creamery Park VIII accommodate
thousand guests it should have been two hundred
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR-Preparations for the Tween
y sixth Annual Fair are in progress Oct LIST Sd iih
and 5h Castle Garden VII be open for the reception Of
9, DDS and specimens Oct Castle Garden will be open
for the admission of visitors, from NJ until 10 L NJ and
continue the same each day Sundays excepted until the
close Oct 10 testing of plough Fryes Hotel Flat
bush on the plank road to Coney Island al II o'clock \
Oct. II, poughing and spadng matches same place II
O'Clock A. NJ Oct H. special exhibition OF roses and cut
Aower at II O'Clock NJ Oct 10, 20 and 2l cattle show al
Hamilton square Oct 20 Anniversary Address, by the
Hon wm II Seward at Metropolitan Hall at T NJ
Tickets may lie had Castle Garden orof any of the Man
ayers
The ship Winchester Capt Moore arrived at this port
yesterday from Liverpool after voyage OF 81 days The
W shipped 459 passengers Of whom sere@ya@e accord
ing to our shipnews report died on the passage
SIeNoR BII1z the rage at S,uyvesani Institute and
continues to draw delighted audiences.
An ON PEAR TREE-There is pear tree on the corner
of Thrieenihs and Thrdav which was planted there
two hundred and years ago BY Governor Suyyesani on
hi farm then far out OF town Ii stands now INSIDE oil an
iron railing on the side walk and s, wears the green
leaves OF sumner still bears It's rich fruit Ii is veneraed
Nv the Kni,kerbockers for the old time "reminiscences II
calls up in their minds of DAYS when Zip Van Wnke TOOK
rs nap in Sleepy Hollow.
We are informed that the Meeting Of the Independent
Democracy which was to have been held this week on
Thursday uuavoidably postponed account OF the ne
essay absence of John p. Hale who is ST Canaan,
daigua defending the Jerry rescuers The meeting viii
probably take place next weck Of which due notice VIII %
given
The pupils of the Danbury Institute. at panbury Conn
will visit this Cy. Military ComPany win >heiaoh
Brass Band on Thursday ueSi They vii DC reviewed
the Park Of IL O'Clock.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge EpsoSps.
n...l.I IInaaI. - ELh..l. SlacL al 4 "a


Suit for damages in hoistway alleged NJ No - PesH
ST. being le unprotected and plaintiff falling but stated
in defense to have been through his negligence. al
ready referred to. Verdict for defendants.
MARI NORTH Thomas Csrnley sheriff
The Sheriff levied under attachment against M. y
Barnett at the suit of Jacob and Leopold Lithaner q
quantity of ready made clothing that had been shipped
board the ship Westminster and the steamer Winfield
Scott for New Orleans Mr. Moritz brings action TO
cover the value claiming 10 have owned the property In
defense It was said that Mr.. Barnett had bought the
clothing Of Mr. Moritz. which denied. The present
action l. for the clothing taken from the Westminster
Verdict for plaintiff, 81 .267. being amount
VIM II Proctor John Besle and others
For return Of passage money ls22l and 20 recover
damages amount laid at 1000 for Capt Lee Of defend
ants vessel he himself being part owner and defendant
leaving Mrs Ann Mott passenger for California At Rio
already referred Ia, Capt Lee, in his testimony denied
having treated Mrs NJ with unkindness. She had told
him previous to his leaving Rio that she intended to 70
turn TO the United States lie had frequently seen her
crying and he supposed she was homesick: lie slss
stated that his vessel sailed after clock in the morning
instead of at night a. has been charged. The Is
COURT CALENDAR-Ths Day. -
CIRCUIT CoURr-NOs lOl los, l73, &C. lsi, D. ljIl
1856, III TO ls3.
u = DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos 90, A. 10, 80, 49, 81 81,
~
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MARRIED..

FAREwELL-CoRss-M Madison WI, on the 2o,h in.tsst
the Rev Leonard Farewell Governor Of Wisconsin
sud Frances daughter OF General A. n Cors late OF Wneows
Ny. 4,
HIIICARMAN-A White Plains ~ Y, the nth instant ~
the h Mssie. John Hill Of BoOnon, j. TO Mis- Ph@ss
] Carmen Of the former place "a,
Kip RATHBUN-On Moniay September d At Rsihbun,ie
Oneida County Mr. John Kip Of New York City to Miss
Fmilv d. ushier Of = Raihhun Of the former place.
SCHAEFENRURU- NOfES-On Tuesday nth instant. By tbs
Rev Adams William Sehaenhurs TO Comela Schuyler dsush
ter Of he lste = II Moves -
sYLVEsTER-CADMUS-O Thursday evening. September q
by the Wakeley Mr. Christian Sylvester native OF Ho
land, TO Mis- Ann Csdnu-, Of Belyie NewJerey.
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VILLL4MSB URGH ITEMS.

CALI ACcEPIID.--We understand thar the Rev. Dc
Church late Of Boston and author Of Mappleton' and
Antioch he's accepted the call Of the Second Baptist
Churrh Of wassbargh I'll the Pss,orsfe vscsted by
the desth o. The Re-, y Snyier.
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE LADIES -IIBsDIIL PERSON & LA

No 81 Broadway their old patrons and the public inspect
Fall Of rich Brocae Plain Glaze and Plaid silks
choice and select assortment OF Dress Goods embracing
novelties selected by Of their firm the Continental market
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IAdver,sementl


Piled with DR. TosAs's vESsrtN LIStNEsr
fS and SIS Anied the
Depot No 2to Greenwichs, Dy
& sons Agents. Philadelphia Redding Co, Boston.
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Advertise mcnt
MISS C.ND.'s MONUMENT A magniiicen

taovpe Mis- ANDAs MONUMENT be ROOFS splendid
Gallery Broadway Of Fankns opposite rayoTs
Saloon Rooms OF Csyon DssueeoyPes taken
other place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28
THE TURF
Saratoga Concentrating.


TUESDAY Sept 2O-Purse $780, mile heats, best in .,
harness catch weights; no distance
J. Sprngstesd's CHI Tom. .............. II
j.
WIN Pesbody's e. Vanderbilt . drawn
Time 259-2T-2f3 -245-2f
1s good and exciting trot between green horses
the victor being six years old. The odds were 500 to
go On the field against Tom.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept 23.-Purse $3.50 mile heats best
10 s. in harness.
W g. Abrnhsm's br. OBlens, OF Mobile s. 5 So |
J. Nodints In Cenireville Of NewYork - %
W Peahody's b. Lady Jane Of Philadelphia 2 DR.
Time: 2S5-234t-2S l5-2T -2,St 2 s6-23
The attendance at this was larger than the day be
FORE including number of ladies who graced the course
with their presence Previous to scoring Lady Jane was
The favOrite, at slOO to $50 against the field
Union Course, l.. I.-Trotting.
TUESDAY Sept 27-Purse s75, mile heats, best in ;,
In harness.
Woodruff br m Lady Collins ......''.'........
J. Nhelpleys M. Lady az
Nelson, e < Denis dstd
Time 2f0-2f3-2H
Lady Collins the ayOre at 800 to 500, and won
the easy