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Advertisement.
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Fever que PHI Conscious that in introducing to the pub
that promises disorder which other
remedies making like prete nsors have failed to cure be must
encounter numerous and well founded prrjudces tie alive
10 ~. dcuv If The sud that This e-y fct that
oh.r q failed though equally ,i.h Of promises,
sgain confidence in his discovery
Thee fscs oge her with regard for h reputation
and o. csed with the pfetenders 40 have
10 publicity Being Il length satisfied Of the honorablenes OF
biz and under the sdvice Of eminent In public and
private lite be hss determined 10 the risk AID devote
h time ard ene ses to iueng bis NEEDY public.
simply declaring thea, that this remedy in respect .
qusek dne that IL DOS pretend all dseases,
bat G. at ns its u particular elias; and that 1, compound
ed BY phsacsutst Of than twenty yea active
c the and tte Of the public.
DEsHLERs Pills sold By T. VI. GUIoS Bo~ery aud
GTsBd BY etsble druggists IN the City BY c.
.. DEsHLFR. New Brunswick, v J.
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TUESDAY, Sep. l9-P. NJ.


There was another rong market to-day for Stoke;
the demand for Bonds being helped by the tone Of
the letters and nature Of the sdvices received by the
steamer Atlantic, and the speculation in the fancies
stimulated by the vigorous movement in Erie, which
at one time went up to i7, but closed isi The sales
of Railway Bones at the Board over 5000, 900
Illinois Central y cents. forming the largest por-
ton. There was en- advance Of II y cent. in Ere
1853 Bonds, 81 on Erie Incomes, and ~ 2 cent.
on the Conyertbes Of 1852 and 1871. The Illinois
Centrals ruled firm at 1914. The msrksf in the
afternoon closed with ess buoyancy than at the early
Board. The stiff rates Of Foreign Exchange, lo9ie
Ito on London, and The shipments Of specie engaged
for the steamer tomorrow, about u 900, were
used by the bears, while the favorable bank state
ment and the foreign news and orders encouraged
the bulls. There was no apparent change in Money
affairs or the rates OF interest.
The exchanges at the Clearing House to-day
amounted to els 32l ,s2l 80. Balance $s75, s7 "a.
The following are the receipts and Disbursements 81
the Assistant Treasurer's ofiice, this day:
p'e.ivec ~ y
'5 ~
sOf which s2so 600 was :or redemption Of stoci
The news by the Atlantic shows stesdiness in Cot,
ton, and fair demand for Wheat and Flour. The
rapid fall in Breadstus was for time arrested, but
the probability seems to he that further decline viii
take place Consols were maintained at the prices
current per Last stearer-s5 to 90. Money was
growing easier, and confidence increasing.
The Psris Bourse at the last dates, did not show
much animation, and fall in the FuDdsof a half to
three quarter cent occurred. The receipt Of the
Russian answer, declining peace negotiations ocss-
stoned the fall and had The effect Of checking the rice
in Londtn.
The following are the exports of Bresdstufr, from
this port from Sept. l. as compared with same period
last year:
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THE CousIs.-The Circuit Court and Court Of
Oyer and Terminer convened yesterday-,he Hon.
S. b. Strong Presiding Judge. In the latter Court
those summoned to act a. Grand Jurors were dis
charged there being a, presen, Grand Jury sitting,
which was Organized in the Court Of General ses-
sons. The Court wss then adjourned ill TO- MORO y,
when the Circuit calendar viii be taken up. In the
Court Of General se-sion-H A. Moore Presiding
Judge-John Ennis, John Slain and Patrick Lukin,
who, with number of others, were indicted for nar
tcpatDg in the riot in Mainst. Sunday the 4th Of
June las:, we're placed on tyiaI and convicted Owen
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Roam or SuPyRvisoRs.-The Kings County bosru
If snpery,.or, met the County Jail yesterday, As
ard M the chair and present quorum OF memce
,,r,rd,nt, Of the Poor presented communesioa
r an .ppropriation Of soco for the support o. 'ss
Hev,e Beferrd TO Committee en- Accounts Of saFe'-
synsfyi,or Booth from the Peni,entiAry Conmipee'
roTt,S on resolution OF inquiry relative 70 fever ana ~
r. D. literary and STATED that the disease haa
s.ree The t Of JAY lsss but had bat aba
the past we,k. The cause Of the disease wss the
Brooklyn Common Council 10 az them up The Committee
nrcnde by ecomue addition Of sioo the salary
AZ hisi.n or The pa quarter for medicines furnished
The Iror r, sdoptfd after The Board sdourned
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,..,s,a ,vd,u.pr .s, for -ss, Of urdeteu in the Js
~, On tho second District Court neither the snns nor
fspdsnt residing IN that distinct sno 'hs'es VIC
M. s,,ri, By his counsel
h N, sol,y had been regularly summoned N tbs pssret
Court; that be did spPea ga the Sa o. me .ss o. S
soey psrOOsy .ppesrsd and s permsd ~ s' nssas
to pot aDs~sr and that si,s' sne h o s.n es
ssS 20 The sisns :. witness. and that ne Ja.tes .s..
saeB, ays % d sS5 p g. lien .s.a.t .ay e. s
,b.t esepdsnt have has been n,d 70 to ga.
the u. which wss ,U but aid be bad hired from
~ A,otber beh the esse !, ~ss eonlesoea oss
the Judgment Wa properly rsnae'e'' ~"' WV
ysd 10 ss s,rS.s thst the defendant having sepes.d
and in .~. be waved 81 10 tSs Si.ue~ssd aItAr
that be h.d pot sppsssd Ssh s.. not hesa Son
sn' 10 x ~. Judgment d.nicd
Mo- Margaret Ceuzhlin ast Jsnss Cousnhn,
O-Sar or,>utipg leave to serve sapp'e"sn'A'y
complaint p.a,. t.S,srxss,H,x
sr,r FOR ALLEGED LIssL ,e,ssr sTssri III, Mar.
U,le 4 Murdoch survivors OF tD- nun o. syo'' ">e
hAie doch ast Sheldon Church
TIKI ..sa which was commenced last week, out
adjourned for enc or two d'ys was n h.t w.s called
Cbuehs Report being n9ice OF The 80 os;asS
hsaeer Of mercantile houses Al me s1hsat. 10 al
snd ued 10 a. to % subseroeFs oelns AZ ~
Cisx HAVING dealings with bus men IN tnsI VI. % 70.
Union Tn. Aice, 'pesNns o. s1S ~ thrive Mr. Mar.
doh IA aid snait TO be honest, ms M
huf Ia
~ - J re.ide. In NewYork and se2os OUT ansAso,s
oSJ. al erSs He formerly the houc sons aoeo
with Ber King ard am told De 10 an un p''"e'P'e"s
"ter" .., -. -. .A... Canvas
ard verdict pven plaintiff " 20 o." but ne~ ,sa %,
1901 hx ,he Court OF App,si Mr. Taylor SINCE MAJ es
s ssr5 The su Il continued for DE hrn By his partners
CH,RcTTbe Judge In bis charge said that such paoes
,r u.s. NOT ptivies d. and Therefore the de'ehden snea
.ble for camsges amount, mo ussineatoe pa
IN the sane as any other lbe-oct the sno M o. asnss
mu be certified 10 the . euAiy injury done % the
6ru individual feeling OF character cannot o. ininr
Se5ation by the july Il he,uga suit BY the urn o' sHy
done 10 h,ir business Ii ae individuals feel
Fave rsht TO bring suit % in BIZ own pane ana 90 %
tsbsG The Jnry viii consider how far injury 70 .oe
n of the individuals ofthe irm. snN one OF ehe" 'V
tbr character and STANDING Of he hrm senersly
D.frp5apt save h. governed b, malice out nv
s as. 40 siv. what he o-ed u be correct
Tbe cess wss sent IBIS Po'n 10 allow NJ,
US Spisd 6 Trial 10 show IL be could sn anssnee o. ,e1
Ii he Jury consider there ce tney w -, W 'no
rt due consideration Tho only iuid the Jury en- aye
thi, rcsrec the language Of thu article ~
viii Ae Tor them 10 Judge q, IL has been asfeed e.Neen
onn,e hat the Jury hall give damages oy way o.
E 10 ,her IL fas ben usual 10 hhel cases 20 sNs saen
semasss hut asreed upon ne July WI NJ
rrtur q that scconat, but awe seh
nav think will be c0npensatiou Tor inc "ysJ "'"o
the finn. Sealed verdict
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II is somewhat singular that during the recent raw.
ages of the cholera in city the deaths occurred
principally in sections where wel-water is used by
families, though there may have been some excep-
floral eases. II has been stated that in lsi9 when
the disesse raging in Cincinnati, person who
was accustomed 10 drink rain water attacked,
While among those who used wells numerous deaths
took place. II is matter worthy Of investigation TO
ascertain if wells in the city do not become infected
by the percolaton Of the water into them through the
filth Of the streets, cess pools, &c.
fNevAk Daily Advertiser.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

\ mass meeting OF the friends Of Temperance and
the Maine Law viii be held at the Brooklyn Institute
on Washingonst, this evening at "A clock, 10 select
delegates 20 the Auburn Convention and 70 take
measures for the advancement Of the cause Of TEN
peran,e at the ensuing election. The Rev. Mr.. Hat
field and others will address the meeting, and some
statistics of runs doings, particularly interesting to
taxpayers, VIII be presented.
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snles Mt the stock Exchange. -. SEPT. !
Sales Of stocks at Philadelphia

Reported for THE TRIBUNE BY Fay THonss1
First Poard-slO 900 u ). g. 6s CAP III; 300 Pena
Coupon So ssi; s2cOo Penn ROAD g. 07; $2ocodo, w.
81 Soc City ss yr o. 81, 1870 shses Vicksbdrs sd b5wn
IL; Sch pref b5 j2ii 25J do Ids 3 Ches and Del
Resdng Road b5 36i; 100 do GL; 100 do, b. 3l 100
Union Canal, 10. SOC do, bj. lOi.
fGer Boayd-s 500 Peun s.. 81 ash 81 shares Phil Bant
l25 25c Sch Nav. pref %; 200 Union Canal los 10 do
Uuon Canal 1917 400 do 10; % Long Island b, 49,
do. IA. 100 Sch. Nav. pref ~.
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The man named McDermott, who was stabbed dur
ing he lne riot in Newark, died Of his wounds on
Sunday but il appears from the testimony given on
the Coroners inquest, that he died Of cholera Two
ply icions no examined the wounds inflicted upon
him in the riot, testified that they not sufficient
TO death. Nevertheless his friends insisted that
those wounds were the cause Of his death
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CorroN Factory DrsTRoYED.-About half past
six O'Clock on Monday morning kemp.ons Cotton
Factory, on Mai, ST. Mansyuns, was DISCOVERED to
mat but small portion OF the contents Of the build
ipe could be saved The latter entirely destroyed.
large number Of persons thrown out OF employ
ment by the confagstien many Of the hands were on
they road TO their work when the fire commenced.
The loes is quite heavy. iPbls- Bulletin, 18Th.
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lAdversernentI
TuronopP Irvine lLD-This distinguished

gen scholar engaged his services for the year en-
suir TO the IoUNs LADIES' INSTITUTE under Tue ehNge OF
the Rev n d. WARD and Mrs WARD No. 5s West Twenty
tbiId We IL hish privilege that oar precious yonh
can he sduca under snspces both refined and h.owed and
u YOUNG ladies who have finish their school course w
have opportunity the Bellies Lettres Class a. she IN
tute u perfect Themselves In the higher pursuits OF Eassh
Li,erstnre in Reading and 10 the Modern Languages
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Id w INTELLIGENCE

CorRr or APPEALs.-There are 237 causes the
Calendar for argument before the Court at its nert
&c, sion in Albany The term will commence Tues
cay next the 10th. The Calendar is in process Of
printing and will be distributed generally prac-
tcable before the opening u the Court.
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The WATER CELEBRATios.-The Joint Commit
tee of the Common Council, Water Commissioners,
Fire Department and citizens met at the Lyceum in
Jersey City last evening" 10 advance their arrange
menis for the Celebration on the Sd of October of
the Introduction of Passaic water into jersey City.
DIR. j. VI. Cornelison was appointed Grand Marshal
for The OCCASION and other preparations Were als
whole in the public square that occasion.
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ADVERTISEMENT

LIFE.SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-The attention of
pubic called ,tyle Of DAGugRREoryPEs
payer the life in depth Of
tone s8d brlisney finished painting Toe
nasr sizes resembling the delicate Miniature Ivory
A. ksBess and durability they Unsurpassed Perfect
sBe.s Of sizes Be made by the process from Ds-
sgeueoypes Taken only BY J. GURsEY c. d. PsgDERIcKs
% Rue basse du Rampant, Paris SO broadway, " Y.
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SUPERIOR C0URT-8efore Judge BoswoETH'
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES

AOiSAb irsChAhCE LOhfAsibS~
Gsrnock sst Eeyins =.
Motion, on the part of house abroad, for q dis
coveFy 10 books and papers
nice point understand, arises in the esse-whetner
omntsion hoGse in thu City night MAKE an insurance.
on behalf OF IT, principals It's own prrin notes io
he risk ehsTEns the principal abroad The iqn smoant o. ~
but fact general account Of the earnings OF
the from this and othsr nsursnes when me pre-
MUM note participated psyas anything IKE 90 maen a. he
has charged.
Argument presented he present motion Decision
received
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l.. for weeks A. it Was, they barely were ao's 70
ease bostmen through the protrae'ed droush'

s.ppLrys rnr wRosG HoRsr.-We stated yes
,srd.v that Mr.. Brevoort vss Custom-House Oheer
a, the Crystal Palsce. This WA an error. MI bse-
WORT Acting superintendent in the absence OF Mr.
Kng.tury. The gentleman who does the aIls0le a.
Custom House Officer is known a. Col Haooie.
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nfststsIED.

McCREARY-RAYNoR-o On Tuesday Ign an insI, y w ws
Rev DR. KIsbs SIR. James A. McCreaTy TO Miss halnah ma
IA daughter Of Capt }. Rsynor , "
' sEVARD-NaENY-Oh tho 18th ns. BY the Rev VIM
T,n,I.w MIR George o Seward OF Hnrdtosn, Morris Co.
J. 70 Miss Susan A. daughter OF George Nanny ESQ., Of
Edenylle Orange Co, v. \.
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NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

R,v,GEs or CHoLERA.-This dreadful disease has
greatly increased in jersey City within two or three
DAYS but 10 what extent not known, ON account Oh
the deplorahle indifference manifested by the Common
Council during the past season relative TO the health
Of the Ciiy-t having neither pr2y led tire proper m
formation 10 guide them in cont6Ading with the rtva
ces Of disease nor have they taken measures, THOR
ouehy for the protection Of the lives aud health ct
citizens During Sunday and Monday, as was yester-
day ascertained no les han eight persons died one
Observation-Disclosures v , above Coles-st. Several
OF item were in McGee5 tenant houses IN that local
ity The deceased are Bryant Nolan, his wife and
daughter Patrick Nolan and Mary Coyle-all oil one
family A man named James Haley woman named
Ann Cuddy and VIII sc name was not reported
were amor the dead in that neighborhood. All OF
the above cases, except the last mentioned one were
inferred at the publ expense under the superintend
epce of Mr.. Whitley Superintendent OF the Poor
He also gathered ten children rendered homeless aud
fend.ss by the deceGse Of the above parties, INTO
the Aims House, to be taken of until otherwise
provided for They we're placed in the Aims House
Hospital to undergo brief quarantine before being
introduced among the inmates of the Aims House:
The negbborhood in which these cases have occurred
Is exceedingly filthy although it is newly built Por-
tion of the City. The houses are occupied by lrsh
people, and their condition is sickenng aud disgust;
ingly dirty.
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FIRE IN PfTTSFIELD.

Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
PITTHIELD Mass Monday, Sept. lo, 1854.
We were startled about o'clock this morning by
the cry of fire, which proved to be the burning Of
new dwelling. house nearly finished for Messrs Fem
T. Carter merchants Of this village. Owing to the alb
sence of water ana the laeness OF the alarm the build
ing was completely destroyed. 1t was valued at
g. 500 and the loss falls upon its builder, Mr. L. g.
Atwood, and no insurance. As serious rs the hre
proved TO be we were yet more startled by the dis.
covery Of another attempt to burn the new block OF
Geo. Brown, Esq The incendiary had catered the
grocery and provision store OF Mr.. Bgelo~, and tiled
up the boxes and shelves with pieces OF lath taken
from the cellar and nterspersed with shavings, and
then had connected them together by wickng satura
ted with camphene. The fire was discovered soon
after the first alarm, it having burned only portion
Of the desk lot communicating with the match of
wickiDg. Ii is supposed that the communication was
broken of by those who first entered the store IN en-
deavcring, in the smoke and excitement to remove
the desk A pail of water soon extnguished rue hre
and left the works of the bold cendiary open to in
vesiigation. ,.
The block was occupied by several families, and by
others az shops and offices, and the puohc are
naturally somewhat alarmed at so bold and partially
successful an attempt to burn our property
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WILLLAMSBURGH I1,EIH&

Tur srypAY TRArFIc.-On Monday evening, at
the NE. ting Of the Board of Aldermen, AID; Maerz
81 ,ss Jhirl Ward moved that section 10 of the ord'
Dsnces respecting the sale of erch.nd s &c; on
Sunday be repealed as conflicts sSs abs a9 Ave-.
Ala Ala Smith. Linsky, Woodruff, and Maerz Nays;
Aid. Pink, Esmes, and Baker The run shops w,i
sosn h. thrown open on Sundays and the quiet which
has prevailed during the enforcement OF the sunday
law v i'll be among the things that were
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Coal COMING The RoAdOu, CoRrler ssys that the
Delaware and Hudson Canal is now in fine order,
with plenty OF ws,er, and coal bos;s are arriving
hourly The providen; wisdom Of the so great sup
ply ponds on the long level has been sikngIy vindi
Gated. wiIhea: them ;hs .sna would Rave been Use
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N,xrnL,, AND CLo.ks.-F.ILExHIB,rtoy

AANIiLLAs AND CLOAks.--FALL EXHIBITION.
-AsNoLD. CONSTABLE Co Will open for Inspection their
Fall luportaoos Of Rich PAas CLoAzs and MASTiLLAs on
TEURsDsy tho 2st Instant Also OF fresh in.
ported RIAL lNDIA CAAELs HE LONG and SQUARE sHswt
and SC,sFs, No - Canal st. v. Y.
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TAdyerisemeDtl
THE HpPoDRoME has introduced in its per-

fruauce. a siupenoous Mechanical Orchestra, called the
Aroonicon which said combines all the instruments and
Effects bard Of s1iy musicians IL Is played by Herr
en- WICK sAsAriE an eminent org,nist OF Holland
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fAdverusement
PuRENoLo GY PROVED, ILLUSTRATED AND AP-

FLIED accom- aDied by Chart embracing Analysis OF the
Primary Mental Powers In her various Degrees OF Develop
en, the Phenomena produced By their Combined Activity
and the Location Of the PhTenolosea Organs. win eG
the Mosl End Theological Bealg Of the Science byO ,
ard N FOWLER Pnce 81 Examinations daily at No. joS
dpay
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ANOTHER MURDER IN Troy Another murder in
tbs city took place asst evening at the lower terminus
Of Hill.s near Kmbslls Old tavern las II IL called
in The Eighth Ward. The particulars of this unforu-
nate occurrence are not yet fully developed. As
nesr ar we can learn the facts IL appears that party
Of four Italans-namely, Joseph Narbey, Domn'co
Peire, Julien Alluise and Thomas Vatney, were COM
ing down the Holow-road and up Hill st. into the
CITY, yesterday afternoon about O'Clock, when they
we're insult. at the point above by party
of Young boys and men, one Oi whom . .iatei me
Italians with offensive remarks The Italians. all OF
whom had been drinking considerably, instantly
pitched upon the boys and fight ensued between the
iespective parties. young married man. named
Eli Hurbut before whose place of residence the mee
was occurring observing that the sou OF bus emp'oye
was engaged in the fight and was being pretty Sc
verely handled, went out aud endeavored 10 rescue
the lad from the hands of the Italians. In dong so
be Hurlbul was knocked down by some o. the party,
and bile living upon the ground as horribly stabbed
in the aeshy part of the leg above the knee. The
weapon used was large dirk knife. terrible wound
was inflicted upon Hur,but. He was taken up by
some cityepe carried into his house, where be lived
shopt half an hour The murdered man bed 10 death
before medical assistance arrived The Italians were
mms daiey arrested by persons IN the neighborhold
and conveyed to the County jail. Joseph Narney Is
the person by whom the wound is said TO have been
inflicted. The deceased was young man 81 years OF
ACE He leaves a wife and one child TO mourG his
melancholy fate. DAILY Times, Sept. is.
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Assaulted BY RowDfEs.-A man named John X.
Prout was found az O'Clock yesterday morning
lying in Third-sv near Fiiteenih.s,, with several
wounds in bis face and neck, which had been inflct-
ed with knife By gang Of roEJes. lie sss unable
from lose OF blood 10 give the particulars Of the assault
and was conveyed to his re.idoace, No. lo3 East
Twenty -eighth-si.
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Advertise your prices that the puolic may
know what 10 receive ard what to pay Half dollar large
Ie frl..s coored DAGUERREorYPEs wirh haod,ome ID
hoes ca,e rs-eryer and ng he had a. NO 10 brosf
vs. corner Of Howard -. tAkbNAIi Atht-
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"F,smoN AND FAMINE" is now all d

" FASHION And FAMINE Is now All inc rage
in New YORK THE NATIONAL THEArER IL nightly crowded
TO e1cess wiiue. IT, The bliancy OF the audiences
minds US Of the nights Uncle Toms Cabin" performed
Ls Corieis boward srpesrs The Strawberry Girl Nr.
J. H. .eott Ssest Tragedan aso apPeaTs So
cure vOur places early.
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Rice was placed 90 trial for tAo same 0nense' wac"
the Court adjourned I'LL this morning.

BrRsr,sc OF TAsx-A large wsser.tank upon me
roof Of one Of Frosts foarscry houses 10 Aus go,
Ssrret 10 cellar, causing damage TO the amount Vi
about $500
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tAdgertisement.l

IHE MOUNTAIN HoUsE.-ROOT, the Daguer-
rsotyps bss tab splendid erysso,yp- picture OF the
Cas Mountain Hous-. Cal and IT, Copies for sale at
bis ss. No. So3 Broadway where k-Des-es taken to
PERFECTION shine world Of pictures TO be
tree day and evening
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ADVERTISEMENT

GOLD BAND IRoSsToNE, and q new and most
b,uf0 .tye Of PsrEO GRANITE. for STATE and Western
trsde together wi-h fine Of CHINA Glass and
EAErHESv.EE Of every description extremely Ov prices
for C,sH a. GouLD a ELLioIT's, No. I95 Pearlst
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C,sPHtsE AccIDESr-About : o'clock Mondsy
evening, while the family of Mr. Edell' residing ~
Eighth 81, South tourth-st, WEIR az ,, 'f IN
camnhepe lsmp exploded and enveloped the room IN
famss etting ire to the window curtains and other
comhnsthle materials. Three of Mr.. f.. children
were badly, but not dangerously injured. Mr. N:
Cbspin and Deputy Sheriff Gillette, who were passing
NJ the time rendered assistance in extnguishing the
flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

The PUBLIC HEALTH The Common Council of
jersey City its meeting last evening adopteda reso-
luton authorizing the Committee on Health and the
Street Commissioner 10 abate the nusances existing
in the locality where the cholera has renewed its
ravages, and TO take such will prevent
ii il, T. are Of the disease.