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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
THE TURF.

TRoIIIsG AT TEE CESTREVILLE AND UsIos
CoVRsE Lose ELASD.- Two exciting uottlng
MATCHES came OF YESTERDAY. The first race, on the
Ceutsrvlle Coarse, was match Of $4,000, between
GREY Eddy All Highland Maid, mile heats, best three
in ave, to wagons. This was E one-sided affair
throughout After due inspection by the knowing
ores they drew their purses, offering 100 10 ~ that
Fddy would win. The Maid bad bat few bsckers
This odd, did lot meet with many takers Conse-
oueptly, by way Of indueemest, they opened y 100
10 10 And from that tine until the moment for tartins
Ind number Of 500 bills was stsked agans;
twss,ies and tens. Eddy the race easy in thFse
suateht heats ,Lo
Tie second race was match for o, 900 On the
Union Course mile heats, best in 5, "a harness be-
tween Flora Temple and Mac. Tie betting at the
sart was 100 to 50 on Flora after Ne first hest abe
had the call at 100 TO 10. and the rsce without
struggle The d TNs 81 Mac jsIs %w1 Of y,
CrsrRIyIIIr CorSsr, L. L-Tr0f'S.- Thurs
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FIRES.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.


About O'Clock yesterday morning a fire broke out
in a range Of wooden buildings on Boerun-st, near
State occupied stables, carpenter and blacksmith
shops &c. and the whole numbering six or seven
structures were entirely consumed, but great pro-
portion Of the contents were saved The owners and
occupants on State.st. as follows;
The corner building was owned and occupied by
Albert Brewster as livery stable, in which were
number Of horses and variety of vehicles. The
were consumed His loss amounts TO about - 900,
upon which there is partial insurance. The next
building was owned by George W. Rutan and occu-
pied by WIN. W. Winans a carriage manufsctory
and blacksmith shop, and the basement was used as
stable by Jarvis Rogers. Two horses and a num-
bsr of carriages in this building owned by different
individuals were destroyed The losses amount in
he aggregate 10 about 50 600, the only insurance
being $3.50 on the building in one of the Brooklyn
Offices The adjoining building occupied as
stable sno carriage house by Henry Lott; all the con-
tebts were saved loss on building $3.50 zimmerman
d Collins carpeIetr shop came next which was like
wise burned down and much of the stock and mater.
ais such as doors, window frames &c, were destroy
ed. Their loss amounts 10 about 81 0OO no insurance.
The wood and coal in the yard adjoining the carpen
ter shop, owned by c.. W ThursOn, was greatly da u
aged and large proportion was destroyed. His loss
will probably reach 81 900. On BOerum and Allan
tests. number of small frame stables Owned by
Patrick Mckinney, Michael Moran, and f. n. Place,
destroyed but the horses cont aimed therein were
saved. Their combined losses will not much exceed
$500, upon which there was partial insurance
The total loss by this fire amounts TO about 3 1000,
upon which there was but small insurance.
The fire il il supposed originated in the stable under
the black smith shop, from accident.
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PERSONAL.

The Rev. DR.. BALLoU has returned TO Boston from
his late European He chosen it VIII be reeoeeted
Presidency of the Tu College last spring and has come
home upon the discharge Of the duties Of that office
John HAWKINS, accelerated lecturer ON Temper
snee in this State and Intends to spend some time in
speakin upon his avore topic We desired to say that
calls for his services by will be promptly attended
His Post Office address Glens Falls Warren County n Y
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The number of vessels arriving at this port during
the month Of September from foreign ports was 800,
and the number of passengers % $50, of which there
rore from
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CITY ITEMS.

The Board OF Aldermen passed upon large num-
The Committee on Finance reported concurrence
with the Board OF Councilmen in appropriatng 81 900
a. testimonial TO Capt. Fitch and his sub-oticers-
$500 to the captain and $500 TO the oces-for their
gallant conduct in rescuiDg the passengers OF tho
ship Winchester Aid. Herrick spoke TO some length
in favor of the appropriation and the manner OF im
distribution. AID. W. Tucker and voorhs opposed
il strongly, and contended that 90 offer American
sailors money for the performance of humsne acts
would BE- an insult to them. AID. Howard spoke in
favor of the appropriation. but wanted the sailors
also be benefited by il. He therefore in favor
of presenting each sailor with medal. The report
was finally laid on the table.
Mr. MASON TIE Pi,SIsT.-Extraordinary interest
was created in the musical world by he entertainment
given by yr. William Mason, in Nibos Saloon, yes
terday morning at 10 clock. This young gentleman
has been six years in Germany finishing himself for
bis vocation, and having made his debut in Boston,
his native place, he has come next to New-York to
display the fruits OF his studies. Being an American
he is entitled to extra attention nasnuch as the rst-
class Artists have produced very few aud hence
there is a novelty in the idea OF the apparition Of ono
OF our nation measuring strength with the celcb-
rites of Europe and to every rightminded native
born citizen an interest not 10 be imported. Mr.. Ma
sons matinee was well attended, both TO num-
bers and the quality of the auditory lie is well-buit
for his profession with abundant muscular force and
power Of endurance A young man, he has all the
advantages which the impulses of youth give tho
artist His programme was as follows.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1854.

dsv. Oct. Match s. 900 mile heats best in =
20 wager. , 3,
H. cotrur rsrue- . !
J. N.diue names n fhsli Maa..-...'.'.'''- :
Pm; Heat Secrnd Heat Thrd hrAt -
FiT. quarter y First qa.Eer. e. YIN qsAFte''0.S
He'll uie....-lsi Half mile. ....rlfl Hal He...' -
Nile .....-Sf. Gle.........eSit Mhe..'.'.'..--''''
USos CorRsr, l.. -Trotfsas THURSDAY, Oct .
Match fJr g coo nile h sts be-, in s. 10 harness
q. Woo1r-f names b. n Flc.s rerape.............l
h. Joaes names tE.
First Heat Secou3 Heat Third Hea.
FIt eussr..o Frs 81 Fist quarter. o5e'
bait nile ...i; ~ Hslf miie.....i:S HAf ne...ilss
MiIe......... ST. Nile .........eA2 Nile -
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A fashionable wedding came off at Grace Church
yesterday. Mr.. Livingston, of the house Of Barclay
& Livingston, was united TO Miss Carroll, descend-
ant OF Carroll Of Canoton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

MEcHAsIcs' IssTuUTE.-The fall classes are now
being formed at this institution those who design
avang themselves Of their advantages will do well
to begin at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

THE ACADEMY or MusIc.-Norma will be given
tonight the characters by Mesdames Grisi and Dom
ovabi and Ne-srs. Mario and SusiDi. The prices Of
admission are severslly g. 81, and 80 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
UNDERTAKING.
90 FTSK'S PATENT BURIAL CASES.

WE have secured the privilege of OBJ
w tanning, direct from the manufacturer, Fisks
BURIAL CASES, which have attained to such gen.
era use, aud which are Sc highly approved on ac-
count of their neatness convenience and durability
The sale of this article in Richmond, heretofore,
has been exclusive it having been confined to ONE
PERSON. through whom alone it could be obtained
1t has now been literally offered to OTHERS, and
will be furnished to persons desiring them at rates
BELOW those heretofore demanded. "-''-
Asusual, we have on hand WOOD COFFINS. of
every size and character of fnish with S HROUDS,
and everything needful for such occasions
Strict personal attention will be given to the en-
ployment of HEARSE and CARRIAGES, and every
necessary arrangemen Mt made to accommodate those
who may claim our services on burial occasions
Persons living in the country may command our
services in the matter of furnishing COFFINS, with
assurance of prompt attention. go ~
..-.-.. 81 BINFORD l. PORTER,
Corner Franklin and Governor streets,
.je S0--dIm ...-ss l..H4 Richmond, We.
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BALTIMORE, July Flour scarce prices firm at
s. for City Mills-sales OF Howard street at S. 50
New YoRK, July Flour dull, and prices De.
clined; Baltimore straight brands 50 so 50. Corn
slightly declined, but there is an active speculative
demaudi western mixed CO 10 cts. southern
yellow, IS cts.
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MORE FRAUDULENT ISSUES.

NEW YoGK, July THE fraudulent issue of
1000 shares of Harlem Railroad stock by the Sec
rotary OF the company. is announced. He
confessed that he applied the proceeds to private
purposes. Ali stocks in this city to-day declined
from 81 to s. per share, owing to recently discov
cred frauds
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CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, July THE Senate passed TWEEN
ty private bills aud six House bills, and postponed
all others on the calendar. An effort was made to
reconsider the final adjournment vote; but it was
decided to be too late and out of order. The Sen.
ate adjourned TO Monday.
The House spent the day in endeavoring TO
amend the General Appropriation bill. The vote
OF yesterday, rejecting it, was rccoDsidered. and
The bill lnaIly passed with the Custom House AT.
propriation.
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

NEW ORLEANS, July Letters from Brownsville
under date OF the Gath nit report great discomfort ut
MatsuoTas and throughout the State of Taranlipas
IN consequence ofthe arbitrary the supreme go
Nennent Many are leaving the city and the citizens
re ieeing TO the American side OF the Rio Grande
The Flag, published at Matamoras says that revo-
luton is inevitable.
The BTazos was visited by hurricane on the l5tb
causing great damage and several deaths
The light ship and buoy at Galveston Bar hss been
driven away.
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PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-

f5NO PREY EN- AND CURE CHOL-
l. ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPANIES
Persons travelling, and al others, should have bot.
tie OF Dr.J S. ROSES PAIN CURER, and his CAR
MINATIVE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
sickness these medicines frequently in less time
than 1t requires to get physician.
ATo prevent Cholera, take tesspoonful of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when
you have pain internally externally use the
Pain Curer. In bottles at l2f 25 and so cts.
Dr. ROSES CARMiNATlVE BALSAM for Chol-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dyson.
terry. This mixture is of the most important n.di
cInes, and should be kept in all fanes AS a sooth-
ing preparation, it has equal In of infants
with bowel complaint cholera morbus restlessress,
crying general pain, it has been proved perfect
balm. AS specific for bowel complaints of ad ults
it has never tailed. During the cholera of 1882 1881
and l849 it failed in instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient. | have had
returns from more than one thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods, testify ing
its wonderful curative powers. . cents bottle.
j. s. ROSE, M d
All of Dr.. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Lsdd Co, Benefits Beers
Adie 4 Gray, o. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A Bodeker
J. B Wood, VIM. P Ladd, S. Nj. Zachrisson, A. Les
lie, R. Duva Bro, in this city, and of dealers ge-
nereliy throughout the United States.
iY 7--d2W&w WIT
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Pearl st., Richmond, va je 20-2aw9w

pUNAWAY.-$ RE w AR D.-Ths
IL above reward will be given for the apprehen,
sion and delivery to me in Petersburg, detention
in any Jail of the Commonwealth of mulatto Boy,
named WILLIAM, belonging to the estate of Ed
mund Pritchett, decd. The above named slave is
about Is years age, and about five feet in height,
with boshy hair, prominent front teeth, and stanl
mers when addressed. H has been accustomed to
waiting in an eating house. .''..
have Understood that he has been several times
at Rockets, in / he Fcty of Richmond,
al he is probably still lurking there.
Any person arresting him, and lodging him in jail.
will please inform me Immediately by letter, and
the above reward will be paid.
- R. Z. PEGRAM. Admir-,
lie 28-2W OfEdmund Prichett, decd.
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THE FuIIRIrsTER TpIATC

NEW ORLEANS, July 3 ON Saturday, Judge
Campbell ordered General Qultman, Mr.. ThrashGr
and DR. Saunders, to give bail ia 81 900 each. All
o the accused refused to give the bonds and were
consequently placed in custody Of the L. S. Mar.
shall. The case will probably be carried before tire
state Court ON writ OF kabeas eOrpus
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ANOTHER FAILURE.

NEW YORK, July 3-ioUvERSEUR MORRIS, who
loaned the Messrs. Schuylers, one of whom was
President of the New York and New Haven Rail.
road Company, large sums of money, has failed
His liabilities are put down between one and two
hundred thousand dollars
Cha S F, Shelton President of the Empire Stone
Dressing Company, has lett for parts unknown
The over.ssue OF stock of this company, protested
yesterday, is said to amount to fifty thousand dol
lars. The Liabilities Of the company amount TO
one hundred thousand dollars
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WASHINGTON, July John Mckeon.' Of New
York. is iu town, and it is supposed he will receive
the appointment Of District Attorney.
Capt Bodisco, bearer of dispatches from st. Pc
torsburg to NJ. Stocked, the Russian Minister, ar
rived here this morning
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BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK
Il HOUSE AND LOT ON 21sT STREET-By
virtue of deed of trust to the subsriber dated nth
May, 1858, and duly recorded in the Richmond Hus.
tinss Court will be sod Monday, 10th July at 5
O'clock, P. M, upon the premises that BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT on the west side of 2lst street.
between Main and Franklin streets, fronting 48 aud
an alley of is feet the South by alley of feet
and being the same property now in the occupancy
of Mr. James Riley
August next; and the remainder at six months from
the day of sae credit payments to bear interest and
be secured by trust deed
JAMES nj. TAYLOR, Trustee.
je23 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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NEW UAMpsHIRE LEGTsLATI-Rr

CoNCoRD, N H., July G-A0er the motion TO ad.
lourn was put last night, resolution was adopted
hy large vote that the Secretary of Slate send CO.
pies ofthe resolutions adopted to President Pierce
aha INC members OF Congress from New Hamp.
shlrc, ana The GovernOrs OF Nebraska and kansas
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X EYSVILLE LAND, VAL U Bill
IN TAVERN STAND AND OTHER PRQpE p

X EYSVILLE LAND, VAL U A B L E
IA TAVERN STAND, AND OTHER PBOPER-
TY, FOR SALE.-The subscriber having determined
to remove to the Southwest, will offer for sale at
public auction, on TUESDAY, 1.-THE 18th day of July
next, his entire tract of LAND containing SIS acres
and lying in the county of Charlotte, immediately
around Keysvjle depot, and at the junction of the
Richmond and Danviile Railroad and the Keysvilie
and Christiansville Plank road, IS miles from Rich
mond, SO miles from Danville, and q miles from
Christansyille. .....-
The land is very desirable, on account of its great
convenience to merket, and is highly susceptible of
Improvement and capable of producing the finest
wheat and other crops by the of gsano and other
fertilizers. -
He viii also sell his long and well known TAV-
ERN STAND which is a large, roomy and commodi-
GUS building; part OF newt erected, with all
cessary out-buildings in good repair. -
Also, three good STORE-HOUSES, a BLACK
SMITHS SHOP, WHEELRlGHTS SHOP, and
PRIVATE DWELLINGS, ell occupied by good ten
ants.
There is excellent well of pure freestope water
in histavern yard. -5..-
Possession will be given on the first day ofNovem-
Der next .-.t... 49,.
TERms-One-thrd payable in cash on the first day
of November next; the residue IN equal in taments
in one and two years thereafter. The title will be
retained a deed of trust given to the de-
ierred payments; also bonds with approved security
For farther information apply to Mr.. Isaac r. Wat
kins Richmond, Va, to the subscriber, at KEYS
vile, which is his post Office.
je s-dtd JOHN D. PRIDDY.
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TIE AMERICA AT BOSTON.

BosroN, July 7th-The America arrived at her
wharf this morning Her mails started South in
the early train. Barring Brothers quote U. States
skies at G7a62 Virginia 81 bonds 92a94.
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BURWELL W. SNEAD,
RICHARD fVANHOE COOKE
REFEREECEs:

NEW YoRK-Messrs. Greenway, Brothers i. Co,
Compton L Turner; ]. R. Jafray 4 Sons; Robertson
L Hudson; Ward, Babcock Il Co.; Ely Mygstt, jr. 4
Co; Levi Cook Co.: A R. Frothin CHAM Co.; H en-
rvs, Smith and Townshend Beebe l. Co.
BALTIMoRE-Messrs Baugher, Fisher L Co.; Ball,
Chriss l. Co. ...-.
RIcHMoND-Messrs Wardsworth Turner l. Co.;
Parker Bayly Nimmo; Warren Perkins; Kent,
Paine l. Kent; Hubbard, Gardner Co.; Deane 4
Brown; Thos. Chas. Ellis; Geo w. Gretter; w. +.
Butler 4 Co.; John N. Gordon Il Son; Flaunagap,
Stokes l.. Co... .....-a je 2}-3m
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N r. CRANE & Co, No. 10, 18th ST.,
~ have received and offer for sale .,,
500 Sides Sole Leather. .--.....
40 doz. French and American CalfSkins. -,.. So
- doz. Cochineal and Green Roans.
10 doz. Mems and Ladies' Morocco Skins
10 doz. Goat and Sheep Binding do. .....
Patent Leather enameled and plain.
Ensrnelled Cloth, figured and plain ,.,-
With general assortment of Leather, &c, for
ShOemakers Saddle and Harness Makers Coach Ma
kers and Machinists.
Slaughter Hides and Veal Skins Tanners Oil, Tan
ners ard Curriers' Tools, &c, &c.
They solicit call from all in want
lie SO-6t if d. z. CRANE l.. co.
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CoNcoRp, N. H., July The Legislature of New
Hampshire, after eleven unsuccessful ballots indie
initely postponed the election of United States
Senators
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.

ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
BUFFALO. July THE night express train on
the Great Western Railway ran over horse lest
evening, and two emigrant cars were thrown down
an enbankment Seven persons were killed, aud
ten more severely wounded. The passengers in
the first class cars all escaped.
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OFFICE RICH. x PET80. RATLRoAD Co
gssF ga rs5z5.7 NOTICE-TO PER
- SONS SEEKING An vi

g5F GA - NOTICE-TO PER
~ aE tt--1ss~EiEz+.SONS SEEKING AN ELL
GIbLE INVESTMENT OF MONEY-Seaed Pro-
possis will be received at this Office until the 18th
day OF July, 1854, (when they will be opened in ehe
presence ofthe President Treasurer and one or more
otthe Directors of this Conpony) for the purchsse
OF the SEVEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS Of
TINS Company, TO be issued for the purpose of recon
STRUGGLING their road with heavy iron rails under the
authority OF the Act of Assembly passed February 49,
a2h and OF the resolutions of the Stock holders of
TINS Company, adopted on the 30th May 1854
The principal of these Bonds will be payable on the
Let day OF June, 1875, and the interest seven per
cent per annum, or three and half per cent semi
annually on the LIST day of June and the I day of
december Of each year-the punctual payment Of
both principal and interest being secured by deed
OF trust on the whole road and other property and
franchises of the Company, liable u be enforced at
any time upon sixty days default in the payment Of
any amount OF either principal or interest.
NO bids Tor less than the par value of these bonds
including interest from the LIST OF this month June
1904 THAT being the date which thew begin to
peSr per ct. iuteEest-wiil be considered
Inc terms of payment will be CASH but from r.
fponabie bidders negotiable for three fpurths
OF me purchase money in eqaal instruments with 6
PEI cent interest theron from the LIST of ure 1854
PaSao'e al ., and months from that date will he
Ss fe as security for the pupctual pavement Of
!LoSes' one-th OF the amount of bor ls actin
p si iof ~iil be retained by the Comps.v until
o., VI t!e fsd notes shall have been paid
fHy iaI.heI iniotmauon GU the subject WI ch nav
ca VIII be furnished by the President or Tres.
suder Of the Company. IL u Afes'
BY Direction Of the President
S.... JOHN WILLIAMS
leb-TuThG StI5Iy A&~''i VIu W.
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THE FILLIBt,sTER TRIALS

NEW ORLEANS, July 4.-Gen. Quitmah, Mr.
Thrasher and DR.. Saunders all gave the required
bail, under protest, on the charge of premeditated
filibustering, and were released from custody.
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DR. Us. ROSES CELE DRAFTED

nR. j. S. ROSES CELE B r ATED
~ FAMILY MEDICINES.-At the request o.
many of my patients. have consented to put up-a
of Family Medicines, each one suited particular
disease, and not, like the manufacturers of the many
world that any compound will cure all diseases.
and who, lin the words of the great Italian physi-
clan SPALLANzAN put medicines of Which they knot'
axe mo BODIES % oh'ch they kn9~ sess posp Nm
DR.. s. ROSES ExrEcT2oR RI Mo- Or cogGH
Bronchitis and all Lung Dseases-in so cents and 81
DR.. ROSES ALTERNATIVE, or BLOOD PURI-
FER for scrofala Old Eruptions, and all diseases
DR.. R RIOS = j. cEA "a BALsaM. for
Cholera. Cholera Morbus Bowel Complaints and Dy-
DIR DR.. ROSES Alternative, or FAMILY PILLS,
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
DR. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of the
Womb Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
DIR: ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable RENE
d d. for Female Compaints Superior to Hoopers
DR.. ROSES RHEUMATIC COMPOUND. an in
terral remedy for Rheumatism either acute or chro'
DR., ROSES DYspEPrIc COMPOUND, sure
DR. ROsEs TONIC MIXTURE, for Chills, Fe-
vers, and general Debility. A neyer-taiins remedy
DR. cI RosE,s COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
CHU, for ali diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and 6 a'I R n5sPsssNEE Nervous CORDIAL for all
vons con ditions of the system Neuralgia Heart DIS
eass fspss.IsSnt r. ss ISgraENre Cts EYE
aud TETTER' OINTMENTS-25 cts - r.
= DR.. ROSES ELIXIR OF oPIuM-supsriof to
all other fcrmsof OriuR-25 eta. -,
tsxns ar internal; also cures Chilbains Corns Bril-
ses Srrsjns Stiff Neck, Sore Throat Pains In the
Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds, Nc.-izs, 70 and
80 etc. So er't-'
ais 15rfa
All Of mr. T. g. HOSES valuable Family .Medi-
zines TO be had Of Purcell, Ladd Co., Bennett
i Beers Ade & Grsy, o. A. Strecker, Dnysl,
A. Rodeler. D. h. Wood VIM. P. Ladd, g. M.
Zaehrisson. a. Leslie, r. r.. Duvat6 Bro in this city,
and Of dealers generally throughout the United
States =. tss49s- s---- 49, = p 10 l2>eodif kcts
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TIE ACCIDENT ON THE sUsQUEHANNA
RAILROAD

BALTIMORE, July The deaths resulting from
the recent accident on the Baltimore and Susqne
hanna Railroad now number thirtytwo Several
more are in hopeless condition
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MORE FAILURES

| NEW York, July VIM Barrow Errau and
Messrs Blacktord & Rainsiord, stock brokers of
this city, have failed