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Washington sentinel., 1855-03-16

NJ best quality. "A large assortment at the
lowest market prices, constantly on hand,
WALL az STEVENS,
3S2, Penn avenue, next door TO Iron Hall.
Jan s (News0
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-16

CHIRTS MADE To OORDER.-STEVENS
~ Browns Hotel, is prepared TO make Shirts 10
measure, and warrants them in all cases 10 fit.
Gents troubled with bad fitting Shirts can be
suited at STEVENSS
Dec 7-3tif Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-16


and produced copy oil the Daity Union contain
ing the law.
Mr. Key. admit that he got his claim through
Congress.
Mr.. Carlisle. The district attorney is estopped
from denying anything in the Union. Laughter
Mr.. Baxter then read provision in the act for
the support of the Post Office Department, author
izng contract 10 be made with Mr. Magraw for
carving the mail between Independence and Salt
Lake, for $36 600 per annum.
Mr.. Topping, in reply to n question by Mr.. Bax-
ter, said he was retained as counsel for Mr.. Ma.
graw, and was with that gentleman on the evening
Of the day the article appeared in the Star
Mr.. Baxter asked whether, when this matter
was first brought TO the notice OF Mr. Magraw,
he did not refuse 10 take any notice oft and did
not demand a certificate from Mr.. Hope, until he
was so advised by other parties, in order 10 show
that design TO defreud was not charged 10 him
in the editorial article in question.
This nterogatory was overruled by the court.
The counsel for the defence make up bill of
exceptions 10 be carried to the Circuit Court re-
lative TO certain testimony offered by them, but
excluded by the court on the ground of not COM
ing within the rule of evidence.
Mr. E. Hartman, having been sworn, said he
thought that il was on the Saturday before the
Monday on which the aflfay took place, the second
time he converssd with Mr.. Hope on the subject
in controversy between Mr.. Hope and Mr.. Ma
graw, that Hope said he 1opc) was armed with a
revolver. Hope spoke about Msgraw's claim,
and said that he would have gone into the House
10 have il defeated, " il had not been for the dis
suasion OF John w. Forney, and that Mr.. Forney
was the friend of Magraw's brother. As for Ma
graw, Hope said II he came after him 10 get him
to retract, or TO assault him, he would shoot Ma
graw dead. The witness then said 10 Mr. Hope,
g Magraw is also armed with a revolver, and has,
pyehaps the biggest bowie-knife you ever saw"
fLaughter
Judge Legrand and Mr.. Jacob Hall were ex
y 80. No.. tI.sM ~
gsaw is man Of good character and peaceable
hnbts.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-16

stand, tektiNe0 tnAt ne saw MT. NHHThW
holding Mr.. Hope by the collar, pointing pistol
toward his head. He did not know that the pistol
was cooked; nor did he see weapon IN the hands
of Mr.. Hope.
On being cross-examned, he said the pistol dis
appeared, but he did not know what became OF il.
HE saw Mr.. Magraw spit in Mr.. Hopes face.
Judge Johnson testified as TO what he knew OF
the alfray. He saw Mr.. Msgraw with the pistol
raised the mvzzle upward. But the evidence OF
this gentleman did not appear TO be Of much con-
sequence, as he knew but comparatively little OF
the occurrence.
Mr.. Calhoun Benham was called, but did not
answer.
Mr.. Kew said that Mr.. Benbsm saw the first OF
the aIray, and took away the pistol from Magraw.
Mr.. Baxter. Il is impossible for you TO prove
\ Mr. Benbam was sent for, but could not be- found,
he being absent in Alexandra.
Mr.. Key said that this was the only remaining
witness 10 be examined for the United States and
he should reserve the right TO examine him TO-
morrow.
with this understanding, the counsel for the
defence proceeded with their side Of the ques-
tion.
Colonel Mckay AT the hotel, Magraw ap-
pronched Hope, saying you published sour
rilous charge aginst me, and want You TO re-
tract. Hope denied that the article referred to
Magraw who said: q IL so, you can write me
a certificate to that effect st the desk." Magraw
further remarked, There 10 no use in denying Il
you told three or four persons that you intended 10
publish il. Meanwhile, Magraw was leaning on
his cane. Hope put one hand on the breast OF
Magraw, and with the other seized the stick,
saying TO Magraw, "listcn to reason" Maeraw
said, s'you sent word to me that you were armed
20 meet me- III not let you hold me in this man
ner." Magraw drew pistol | saw the pistol
held up, but il was not cooked. said 10 Magraw
you had better let the matter rest, when he put
the pistol into his pocket, and spit IN Hopes face
know the pistol was not cooked took the
pistol from Magraw and put il into my pocket
The pistol was not pointed at Hopes head at any
time. When Magraw spit in Hopes face, the
pistol was in his pocket
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DIED.

CEsRA--On Friday morning. Sept. H. at Csstleon Nights,
Island JON YATES CkBkA in the 1oh yeL OF hts ase
HIS rends pectfoy invited 20 az end
hs uher With further invitation from the Dutch Re
oIutd Church Thorn pknsSile on Sunday morning next al
oclcck The bos Whtehs at ococ. precisely
is remains viii be token Jamaica Loag lssud for inter
uent Carriages will be In waiting At South Ferry brook
Ell "A O'Clock.
G,F-C-At Long Br.nch n. Tuesday, Sept. II, lawn
BEUsoNJ nisDt Of Jas and Rebcea A GEes aged IL
months and IL Gays.
HVpsoy-In San Fsncsco Thursday Aug 6 Of dyseuser
CPAELts HUnsoA sged 50 yeas formerly of Geneva n L.
NnLER-At Homer N. " on FrdaT, Sept J, OF pulmonary
cnumpton EDwksD MILtEs son OF the ION >oAH SiiIer
OF Trux on Cortland County n. Y. aged fyeHt
PAU uING-On Thursday Sept Is GEORGE PAULpSG II he
18th Y, Of his sge. -, -, g.. IL. L..
residence No "a Charlton this day, at O'Clock without
llarir ny Il
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Passengers Arrived.

H. ,todaAip irio Jyo~ Have an Sosf'd~ro,- Agins
Rsvel John Sehef and l.dy, United States Sn's
chlcr,p Mr.. Prnbs sud fami Miss kyerN ME- A. Ans
o. G. stsi str.bsrser Miss knte, Mr.. ID; ,soias sess,
Wht.iee Lesntr Orsf, sohtls. Randp n, WHO'D Hodi
Csss, Rofria AceVed), Mr.. 10 ri. ald no,he,, NJ
Smith Rsrier and sdy Mr. korbn .ad 'dy H. 8 tteeesrs
Nj Roscpttrg s,d family Mes.r hAr Is, Chm sresr
Nchr De Rate Sir. Wade sud ady VI Cole, W. Asaey s,d
rspnt Messrs. Cpr'sni lo,son, Schoman, Osneicoait
SIR. Brss. Mr. Tutuee and ls'y Nrs. bet. Cap sah De
PsrLioson Nr Evans sni fmly Mr. mmlr .aad Ats, Mr.
polsn and lady. NJ Moris. NJ. Miion. NJ Rasln and
3.neb.r Mrs Jor Mr. Wcs-s Mr. Con ten Lieut. te !.
LOW Nj Moses. Rev n. h. Seer 81 NJ Asher ssd' Mr..
aus. CGpt. Donaldson Mr. siknslodi Poe g. sa,ppNt,
Gnd Era Kruger "ehser, Besg end lo4 Ia 'eeD"d CABIN
Tote. ~. =,
!, a., fafAa,tae f. ~ q. Gatesre John Fair.
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Markets

Nyw-OrLyiXs sent H. p t,s's Ss hs hssu ~
ee,vsd Corros Is firm w.h Z tov bse. 9. a. ks
tnidSiny. FLcUR-S'. Louis SSb<Gs6 ~ FsE6Hrs 70 Liy
sTrool IS l6d; ee.ton Iic srssLNG EXCHANGES s9sto y
cep prem ium.
EuFtALo sept 1850 P " -FLovR d,.ss .hs3' e.lss
,b ,se-.te bosa.s-; .sss 20 bis S11% ~ . fw
d, choice Nil bg-u; 81 50 fer lnan sad Ohio wsx,r
4, 90, demand and n,r o. Upper Lake SPrns which
sss- - a. bu.h u 81 So TO- Chi,ssn Spuus arys
an II IS fr % he spo, 81 sodsl OF for R'd lhoos
Ohio ana Kettuesv in udng - 90 bash Cpp-r lave
pryata term. CoFs opened serve bit cloei with 80. AM
irsion n cou-equebcs Of the 6rnnes' Of holders sales 800
bu,h ., 7sld7sc clospg firm OArs-S, ssle- CANAL
FsEIcBrsCorn st a. and Wh~st isc 20 New forh Lks
INP, Srs FOR the - end ~ nor to-d.s FIN t
l. What q 5l6 bu Oats, 4 t@ bush CANAL ENfosr
same tine Flour S2i bhls Wheat, 7lS ba Corn SN
bu.b pat. 80 bush.
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Philadelphia Markets
Furn.r, Sept Il.

tNrtctioN ~ FLouu MA 10 tho wsss o. int scot
49, t5 1881 tbs Of supsfhne tloat "a 40 hs" Il a.
ndduss DO Rye k,upF. so do Corn Meal. 30 d. tjn'
de unodatoiai li,ool.
Thoa L. nathnf &C W la n,sK. Tho CorroN mNso Is
Irregular aud buyrfs have The adj
,antssu .as, ~ about baaa Tho Coat TRADE sboat
satiaraty snaefats fe.eipfs a"h sAes fL"ts-lhe
aina sod aleui sti0 hhs tund
az 70 Eu ssnsa.a h'spas stI 81 i'a ~ bh, Coz okfa
90 80 na.t, Fisut hfani The b. mo arc
ala fas ID n ho fansn Of piiees iseiudios
t.s,as ~ saIRsBt hill hVa PtoVH aad Coax Mvil arc
l. alive aad tsi,es etuui the same
n.At Il L. slssil a. nsri A. VI ,cr bushels dl'
r.s8l q. o. 81 p, g., fsH 90 rtina ei aui 900 81 &,
l., tuAk -. t uAf isuusi rithnt s.es II
st t~'hsis nv"'hs'" sl"w - HN- dad rrsis si
g. o., rs..I .sni. evA 81 Co. isiswse lars ea',nas
ss At.ss ipst tashs. hsaihs,a psi a. a9tN a. Va
- Hf
tbs aikst ~. Gao, Baits 70 hus With ne,h sain sae'
80 vit 81 h r.a. h. f-v'tstnss tasto D. i 80
'.iss sod r.-s haze 0"h' .i' s.i Mosi rHA "a o.
ese.t 80 80 p.ss ash t-o hhis a. ih#lf t't
-"i tfi- "a tbe iAstst o. "a f.lois $40
i-us, a"i .,i a., u ta'.s sad d tna ieaah
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halers.

MFata. Aus II. bark Sea Breeze, Of NesBsef'f'
tho day ,,,-I..,.,B La
o. ho II New b. ford fur COdi-CS. a, e,,h,iL
Ar Msurisus. Jane "a, bal ,rs, lars WIN "a an
"a atd 40 h. oi I'll we'll put 10 fer 0sisons go IL
for ~ Ecep- ard New Bsdffd Rep rs spoke Mu b,ir
g ~ Ion los Draco Worth y D. 20 81 n..,tnrA.
sen a hoorhioa Mute Fsll River, 20 81 '0s az
Auslsa Marble Of Newrar essni lohaa NA"at 80 sts-
rs.n. b,t 90 20 % bi, Heati from . .. "a "a
t.u,ir,s kelsy. n I-r, al ioidi Lag ~ \ &,
i.o IN Ia e,inst1o snith do. e.esa l. 1nnost $3.50
DO leo 50. he p,ro 90 eli un' ,wsi nI ~ ,sass,
90 1r,'.r Jane ~ Helen Anslss Marble o. N'"F
ss 80 ss slror. Ray & on Jane H. Jaia' 0'''f
,v.A a l., GA tlufe
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suis. Of pysvS ~ gostafsoIs wssEr ssl, Ma. 60.
q 4ct4Ie and belle Ndt3c.
Bhtish and Americas Iroa M,ys,,

pRiLaD,Lriii,. Fhdsv s,,t "A Ma.
,,rpoo Circuars quce IN .d's e. = s,,. g..
b. eth-f chs anss So ssuf"d ~ en- a4~t' 4 sst. s
,rr1snrt TO aSvuo@ Bar. are qaOssl a. e So An -
Ia 2Bbi 20 2atts Scotsh Fis has atsaac>d y a, 81,
~ ~ bis mot Aec01op th's NvaHs. hn
hos n, character 'h.D s-y 1r b- pa ~, NJ.
dubt'o shrher the state % trade b. ts g.,
quoted m.heAn Bas coDiibne N sty- deushi AaA -
and ~ tho vi n t.uden5y r~.u uns N -
from .dvsposs 10 PIE Se'J. With s~ursns. dee.ssSs
,,oci Ametosn Pa h's grown 10 or Tor oqndery g
whirh mot Of tbs s.l,s this week asy- been p-is
rfsn.sc los hive b-ru uGne,ro 10 vsriu, fpr q II
IsoN Der. are sc'ive quotations so 70 SIS a., ~ tsax
sbest rd Roller Plate soac dtnEa for Fs rxise
no,irs the ri capacity cf the mills Amer h.s ~
s.ne,d N " ~ With ard sbdncy rh~re v,ry
a. n. a. .syesl Of h~ = hsys siVsoost S,y
20 80 kr 80 and RI for No Inq he. in i az S-,lky
Canaan s-ies have mb-tN ~ M. 81 so1 Ser, 4
N .p6 bat hesvy or'ers 'or Va have
doe in A. he.e rses. d'uN5cus SO; 'r esss sses -
tuns N.Lsae 10 fell feques airgqse 70 soiites Of s
and heAv, oya-Is dee currsu, OH.Sf ~ n
c al Gas cod ws'e u 10 far dsus1 yusssroas 80
500 Rails 6rm a. S65 e"h
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COFFEE-The feeling Is the same though there y less
srtyy to-day; the sock Of hio Is p 0o0 b'g the sales
b. Rio ID lc., 60 hags ST Domingo I0dlic and
g re-. LssUayIsa &c.
CAADLEs-Adsnsniin-s actively ser especially
tie grades; Of so bOx,a CITY ID &c
Pisb -. III commend Sc, and Patent ease
DRUGS AND DfES-Ths sales the past few d-ys inc ude
cssks Cresn Tartar Sc; 500 KEGS Bi,arb Soda q
tc IS orange Shelsc Il lie 10 cs, Caro- ,uia
a. lie 10 bulk; 10 Csabra Lioonce 2lc q bits r..
IL ed BoAH zie 5foo n Am hr0~n sus Lead DC.
sc -ses Gum Arabic AZ le. ,ne 50 Gum cDpal
private terms
Hour AND MEAL-The demand Ia good f,r tho low
srsds snd Western Flour Gmef Tho
baf tbs medium stadss ,sle.
II inquiry o future dsyorJ good sl higher Gsuloa
II batter gsdes u OrussSt hne' a Ia good ,ui
Zee br huuS radr and Tho fas tho sales Of Waa-rn Canal
orc iffU lbs ~ 1bd VI fT god State ESQ
o. % fOf irsd 70 good fsi' ONO Mlchssn ai
Ipprr Lake spi tpd 80 20 Gsnas1o la
Guided 10 he .as 90 bb Weston Oetab,f
Nos'Hhef bell IN each month a. 80 aud 7o bal. State
% "a ~ OCT boz 81 Gansaian
heuihafu fious .. baoya-t ani,a not 81 Lace
he tensnd good fu che t.ais shyu nj
1n is a. % f7dft ~ uf ai.d sno STANDARD W ,ni
nsiua"'s ' li'-s'd h'est" aai As..h.a sod a. a. .
~ 10 fssuf'is fhtT aHi Hte swsf l.
Ie.sTi slss q ~ hhls ga tu'a Msa aai
psai @ls. ~ re hhs ietsaI ia 81 isae ga
aid n,.-a, wiss 81 as
firit 4 duns bse, t,is-s, .,ia. 81 90
.,s a. ofiatt n g., dead n4ns tIoris .s
~ "a - n' D" - saa 80 ~ GO q q .aL "a az
- p ;es 30 f~il r''~s. ss.L--s-i s-ls@ 80 SEA
nuns g % L,-s Ls- .-as - ta-. n-.sL n.isias
D., n 49, 80. ... r... .. = .i- .Li-s y a.
-s---.si =" -.4s. tech -. taa- ~ t.ss ~
f.-.la.- A-. d isi- - t..- .i-E 4. ibis ~
f.i.-t-- o. ri.-s- - L.s. Agg---
- li ou 81 u-f-.- t'-e-- iH,. q $50 -.-ri - d.
i-.-L, - ga t--- % 80 b. 49, .-- ,-s-.
49, 80 .--is-A -.~-. o" sr--- H-ri-- ---s.-
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MARINE 10 UR " 4 L.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...."..sE SAP
is.red.

Stesu.hip-Ercsson, Lowber, Bremen VIA sou''4nP''"
Durham Co. =. a.. y 4, No..
.,p q Co Zepohn PETERS New Orleans, oa"e't otco1
20 An, rev Foster Swift, Liverpool u Osi NJ olso. So
Cs,s Neh,ntue r. W am-ron PAn.ms, Sos, Ant"ere,
Hcrnirs Muller Go.ing Met, (oTsm Deaard, Heh 'nf
Hs,ts~Phepi, wranp Alicante. Yknaser Deval"t %. {
Laura We,t1n T rragons. " heowght Co. AmNdis ,o~'
EpaSrh col. Fsge tsIGl; sibo (HaGLl, winser, Ham
B1is,-Wsr FAse >tuman. Key West Isabella Sanot ri'
We.r Indies Du an Lei nd, Queen " he >ouih
Rc mouJ l. : Mer l. =. nrul mond. Chapman ssp,n"aI'
Panama R.ilaal Company Ceesine, Ffent' C~inon'se'
Thomp.oD Hunter. ,,,,,,, yy,,..
choopers-F4ir Osborn, a timore, MAILER LORD 1i-t'
Ter Pe,luIy Taun'cn surprise, COLI, Cy ro1' ls-
I.r,,e,A q Tnssnt Al en- Boston Tnompsoo Hunters
= A. Al plcton Taylor, Boston w l. hon;st Nes'pon,
Adknsoh kicuin, nd e. H. Piers'n, Empire, O-b m oA-
more JrinaukL " err o. Francis CLARK, TIA Dor bnoi n
Mttcst CA.n,an Lord San Juan. aos T. r. = r''ss
1 M WAutr Iba man, New haven, msstr ., -,
SooVs-I ID tib D,vs, Fall River, m"teit h~'en lsse'i
New. bed,ord msst.r Z; wutd BUcknsha" Ne~pCrt lse
staIn,r-Puker Velu Hall. Baltimore. CfomHels Lane
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Thee was a large business done At The sock hoard
today, and g'nsfaiy ihs tendency 81 pFirss was ~
word. Tie movement Ia fr sl ds feature ~ ths
Board and there ~ ssidu.ny ,s'y strung psfty ~
nalif ie tee psiiiea Al at sptessa'l VIII iha
ldsa that lbs Aiissis yaiat ~ iLs sDss is mh,b
hsse4a by he pis~f4s,s ~ Us Waie, bsfii, fLs
maxi tpgss1 Isl 81 ii.s sessl isss'g bot sfs iis
Is.ssd lsigs spgeLt ~ 'ssb set ssas oyp stst
yea u,esa - VA at,t.i ss.g i-f IN lasyys - 80
IN ven ~ ss.1 is,gs sas,r' ~ e. - .ss.g ,~'
" He,i-t .hs, U.s ,tg,le, o.ssis. pss s,s, iI..
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SECOND EoARp.
sale. OF STOCK. at philadelphia .strr. a

IR-pored fer rHE ~ Y TRIsrxX by J. Z. 2! B. FRY.J
Fp.t Bo0rd-sC City 6s - 81 ltvs -ieg c. g, ",
60 Go Councils sswu. IS; loo CO., A v, -, =; 100
soLry Nav C. 81 u.s. 3s7 Lehsh IS y 10. go Wi alag
'u X IS t9 go ADeheuy Oty 10 20 ~ 100 Sew-Crses
Coal Co u: . Susq Can IL co. b. l-t lod1 lst 81
DO. ~. "a PerDs. k. e o. Beay Meal 4 r c ?,
s5~n 81; II Ltbieh Scrip cash 7i; DO, a.; 81 Leh "a
Zinc q; % DO q 10 Lrhgh Nav B2. 100 schay- Nav
PET 81; 100 DO b5 32i 6 8echauic. u AK SOi.
Bs,reer Board,lfeo Alssbeuy Co 6s, Z. C.. 76i s.
Pesa.ns H. h "a; 100 90. b. fi
se I'd BoGrd-i7oo City s. 81; 100 CITY Gas Sc as o. 80
90 t1s , o Ap~s Co t. 4 - u, - Lehish Nnu, a!
rec B.tdins Rsiro.d a. a.. - 90 ~ ite do os.h. "a 10
kss CreeI Goa Co - y =. Railroad Di % foana.
KsAfued GH. % fistv Mead. " r.. g. 4 r, 81.
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The stock on hand Is li3 1886 bales against 36,6O3
last year and 1875 643 in 1852 The exports to foreign
ports were 2242O9 bsles against 2,3l9 l49 bales in
the previous yesr and ., 52s. 400 bales in 1853.
Tie jobbiDg trade is now very brisk, aud we hear
of most astounding amounts of goods sold By some of
the leading Dry goods houses. 1t is generally admit
ted that there were never jobbed in New York in
days so mary dry goods within the last ten days.
Prices steadily advancing for desrao goods, aud
consequently every ore is making good profits. The
interior will be sbundanuy able this Fall to take and
pay for a large amount of goods, and tho payments
thus far entirely satisfactory excepting from the
South. The grocery trade is equally hourishlng with
dry goods
The Black River and Utica r al will it expected,
be running from Utica 70 Boonville, abont 80 mies,
in the use OF tso months
At Boston, Tie Courier says:
There is no alteration in money matters. The de-
nand il active but the supply sufficient 10 NEE, all
busin.ss requirements. TOE banks continue t. be
QUITE hbt raj with loans and discounts TO regular Gus
toners ard there is 10 visible curtailnent "a ye',
even on account Of usual preparation for the Oco
Der DIVIDENDS which will amount in the aggregate to
rising million Of dollars. In TIE street, the best slS-
uaturs OF short da'e are passed al per ceat and
bros erage out higher rates paid 10 Yer grades
and longer maturues.
The Cincinnati Ga=ette Of Wednesday says:
THE &. mand for money during the week has been
pretty eooo, but the market, Notwithstanding con
iinues easy the supply having been full equal TO the
want OF borrowers The rates OF Interest are chiefly
lOal2S cent. There he's been good demand for
Exchange from the interior Banks, and prices remain
steady Of par to premium. We hear OF no ransac.
lion il New Orleans Drafts, and Sight nOmiGally
die. q par.
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SIAnHlED.

CLARK-CARY-On Thursday evening, Sept 49, by the Rev.
Frederick O. CLARK WILLIAM Z CLARK to CAROLINE CARY
bO,h of this city.
DYES In Brooklyn, Sept Is by the Rev t. \
Drowpe Mr. WuLI,m NJ. GILLAGHER TO Mss CATHERINE
DYES both Of Brooklyn. 49, ,
K,Ssy- CLAggL-On Wednesday mornnR, Sept. r. 10 the
order of The Society Friends JMEs KENNY TO SARAH
r. dsushier Of Rufus G srke, al Of this city.
gptET-WILLIsmsok-At Brooklyn, THURSDAY, sept Is,
BY The Rev X. NJ Hatfield Mr.. CHARLES j. SWEET Of Sex-
York to Kiss ADELsE WILLIAMSON, step Of ThoA
z. Rurke. Esa.. U. s. Navy.
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IAdVe-tisement
To THOSE WHO DRINK At BARS AND HOTELS.

szD6@ 4 peon Sho keep hs-oosos sni hotels are 10
s kskr e tim ~ copy be.tes With tA-if n1eo snd
p.;sairf tn su6 selling Il for my ScHslrAN AROMATIC
ScFs,Fgs wous sdve a. who drink - such pees % marx
e ,rp,ssre< q The ke And fthe vrtpg or "a e h0uld
se S,fs require The hsIseeer 70 open es D1tte sneh
IDoLPHo WOLFE No p BeaveT-st-
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iAcvtrt,seugl.
To NyRVors SUFTEKEGs.-A retired Clergy

A rs:oeE 20 ~ asy Fer many yeArs OF sreii
1890 sur.f,s 1r1io1s akc srow b means Of care
Vii s) he Tcsc:Insi used. DIee' toe Kew John
A. pasS1LI, N s. fU.soI-si., BTuOA IN ~ L.
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J. K. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR, THE NEW ELEC-
YsesL RsMYDY-OLIvs TAs is INHALED AND APPLIED; Ir
PAKEN. Cures diseases OF the
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O. YsVNS JhYNE, iafdmsd, have jas TecslVes
ths patterns az vslve;s tsIe &e aud which are OF
f<ssa extremely prices Jood Brussels a. 81 per ysfc
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LECTURE on AfRiCA.-ItO IL. WIN uclNoi %
ket1re in the Brooklyn Atheneum tomorrow Sab
bath evening, at u o'clock. His subject will DC the
"Civilizston and Characterization Of Africa :" and
he will give an account of his journey to the interior
Of that continent.
TIE BOARD OF HEALIu.-At meeting OF the
Board Of Health yesterday morning, the first and
seoond sections of the ordinance passed by the Board
Of lie ah Of NewYok concerning the arrival of YES
sels from Baltimore, and other southern ports, was
passed restIctii tbem to The same quarantine TSu-
iations.
An application wa made to the BOari of Health, a
few daye ago By the captain of vessel from Ne y
Orleans for % TO an cargo of cotton az the
Atlantic Docks, but refused by advice OF the
Health Officer. Ii was f. 4Iei That the cotton might
be mIIensIed with tue germs OF disease, end thereby
epdapger The health Of the city.
WILLIAMSBURG DIsPENsARY.- Number of patients
frosted daring be $50 viz Maes l67 Females
kayy; United States 100 irelsnd 2io, England H.
Germany IL Number Of prescriptions 49,
SUNDAY LIQUoRSLLLIYG. Thomas Canadian,
Csharne RAypor aod John Riley hou'h before Justice
Snh Yesterday on cbge Of violating the city ofdn ance
by selling liquor Sun Each confessed Judgment Of 80
and and the plaintiff stipulated not = ,ssns .teSno1'
TIES enforce the SundAy Law surety 10 al
Of Complaint
ARRESTS by THE PoLicr.-Fhe police of the con-
soased city made twenty-five Arrests during Thursday night
Of which were for drunkenness
S,RIoUs RESULT oF RACING HoRSES.-Lsst even
ms al nj och OK named joseph Post was seriously
putd by being thrown from his wagon IN ufanst nei
Stvnth the Eastern District appeared tina fost snd
obe the speed Of their horses when the
one orven hsh ard he Pr9cpl'
taed over cash bard aud his face in collision VITA
the oppoug hoe by which he received severe cuts sero
head And lips and his tongue Wa sPs open and
badly uansed The Of the injured dressed
a hr kn,s dpg by Dr. Moth Twelve stitches were
taken 10 close seeaon e the Mi Post ser'
ward removed his residence In Twenty hdst, NeSi ork
COMMITTED. james Thompson WAS examined
here Justice Bschley yesterday the chsgs Of tempting
60 COL burglary few days age In Sackets lie va.
eonu itted 10 jail asat the sctoa Of the GTAni Jury
CoVRT OF CENTRAL SESsIONS.-l esterday VIM.
J. Coek plsced trial Indictment ehsfsns HIN
xih fraudulent reprrseptSons charged, he sold uSe
Go Cta G. Bedeli e4a0 and represented that there
wss mortgage upon the property OF $500 only Suose
opsu, as ale ed the purchase. became aware OF the exist
sEce of another Of COO Of which he had Ano~n
n0hins and hence the prosecution. No intent to commit
ha,rg been proved the defendant discharged BY the
Jury.
CONNECTION Editor In yOur report Of the case
cfTayo snd the Book City Railroad Company
IN Fridays 1MRVNE that Mrs Tsylor jamped frou the
stsge being shtehed Please this and ths MI
and Mr. Jumped from the bat boh retained
thai. oil they thrown out, the horses gong
furious when the accident hspPened O. snd F. T.
Rrfsk M Sent s
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m Won vent N zee IN inoeaious piece of work

vxu~hip cal At w NJ WILMasTBs ~ dalden-ane, and
NE the q TS and PEsCIL CASE made by htm
std LowNps PATTSTr II ia she mnst complete arrange
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