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LNN-I Gree end convenient distance ON IN, Fer
~ hut N tho fnet end hcGhie sfuaton having all the
y1rtagos Of tie country and Of it, risks Address Box I'D
L q
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Eiarn-fortcs anA Hlasie.

LARGE STOCK of SECONDHAND
n PLAN O-FO2TES
For Sale cheap sri Tire.
T. H. CHAMBERS 10. S5 Broadway
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" OF LAND for SALk-A picturesque HOUSE Containing
rooms DELIGHTFULLY."- stuaed the eastern slope Of Oranss
Mountain IN ORANGE, n j. hour from the city by tho
eiore and Efsex Railroad. Full p.1cuiarsat
HOMER NORGAN'S. Ma Pine-st., New.Y0k.
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VFAsT POWDER.-B. T. RlBBIiI is tns
orsl inventor ofthe CHEMICAL fEA5f ~ ry 49,.
which Is prepared and sold by bin At - ~ ~ .bcs go.
to,-,t N.w.York ~ TIN csnA 1ho~e WAC ps''"'' '" -
,ss, tbsy ret that with the above name on
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TO LFASE for a TERM of YEARS-A Brick
70 RENT-ghe a.story and basement HOUSE
TO LET-A very desirable HOUSE in a GOOD

DeshbOIlood, containing Il Rooms with Range Gas &:
hi:we calculated for Boarding House located on the
81 "ooalu.i sDi hcts-sis, South BROOKLYN within sb,u
muutts walk The FerrY The above W, be IL -
ow rse 70 good responsible Iensnt. Inquire VI LII
DtCkER, Ne. ls9 Couubia-st., corner Of uron south
Brooklyn.
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= OOO LAND WARRANTS WANTED
OsUNJO ByTAyLOR BROrHERs B,asess'
We receive sui,catons fog Bounty Land clA,iS s'a
in r.ed,nte sftstfou 10 country crdess or wsfrann
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DIED.

Cos Ga Thursday evening, Aus 9 WILLIAM $ Coz, Est,
n the 6sth year ~ bis sge 49,
HIS relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral Is late residence No 81 East 18th st., 70
row Sunday At o'clock, without further invitation
CLrxyrAt Science the residence Of HE gtsodaher
~. fopds, THOMAS NILLIAM, only child OF William B..
CtIke, sged II months.
FIN, NpoRF-lu this c, on Friday Aug TO- JoHS EowAsD,
youngest child OF the Rev John j. and henianoa Emsndorf
nGed year
The r,Aves and friends Of the family are request
the funeral wh further alton, which vii take place
this Afternoon Saturday. Church o! the Holy Inao
cents, West S7ih-st., AZ o'clock
HoueRTosin this rity Thursday Aug GRAra, dtnsh
Of Albert r aud Rebecos c. Hoaghtoa, sssd year,
months and p dsyS
The frsnd OF he ny respectfully invited attend her
funeral Saturday Aug H. Al clock ?. NJ, hsm the
residence Of Der parents, No. loi Groves;
hYfRs-At Csnarsie Lug leland ell ssleep Jesu,
THURSDAY, Aug. AABCssEr. wife Of - A. Myers
CoVtpaSt Lodge No IS o. Of y. o. respect " in-
yit-o a. attend th, funeral uu her lat residence
Sax snf n II o'c och Pm. Stages No d
Bro,kyn, a. o'clock 2. al
snrru-On Thurday, Aus. 9, JANE r., wife Of william D.
tn friend. Of the family are respectfully vted attend the
fneraI fop hsr ise rel dense, No S Wet 2la
tSAuds,l nnoruirs oclock without t9rther ipyiar
lie, p nsir viii BE- taken the family burial
High Brcse Cor inteunenL
wAps- On Friday Aus o. GyoRGE WlLLoueHnv iafant
ofWiham and Eliza Wade, aged year months aud
2dsa
The relatives ana friends Of the family those Of his srzd
father Joseph ~lopghby respee fully iaso % atisnt
inbsr from the re<derce OF hs parents No AZ west
22dst tbis tsAturcsy) norDins O'clock His einsDs
viii Be tsksn 20 Oak Hill Cemetery, Nyaek for nferme1f
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philadelphia Iron Market.

PHLADrLPuts, Friday, August TO- 1855
The from abroad has had ondcucs change die a.
pect Of he Iron trace Of country The British u A.
making consistent with the their m~
which tends improve prices rs he result Of the opn.a
H. others making short time their protrct
much reduced During and ,nce the late depression II the a
trade American bar has g-ucd the condaen OF nsn
consumers and pre- udce Is giving way rational e.te
have been unusually active aud have advanced pr
independently q fregn sdyCes The Is Of Amer
No pig iron Some Of the most extensive founders IN
using solely and realizing the OF former preu lice,
II our operators generally careful In the
lection Of foundry r,n there would be ready market
better prices.
Trans in American Pig active as the ssascs
ad Sales for the week $50 tuns in various ~
No for fundeiy s3ld AZ $; 500 No e6
various lots o. No 2 t1r forge, sold 81 e Forp Lnr
Is selling at 80 49, per brand Choice brands &Noi
American IN demand for small castings Attending reag
gh than the Scotch. American Merchant Bars enn
quest for fu'ure deliveries. The nj fully employed &s
the week $50 ~ SO SIS. per quzhy od
American Sheet Is 10 good request. IS Oh adsS
tuns. Lemend for Nails Is impuuying
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Philadelphia Markets. .FRrp,r. Aug. TO-

Inspection Of FLOUR and MEAL or the week ending Ana
ls55-ss bis Of supsrhue Flour; 81 do tue; rs da ~,
dirci II DO. Rye Flour; fc2 90. Corn Meal, II IA -
deur ed Total ssfl. 1nere chanseiu Corrox and 49,
GO bales have Teen sold tesSy good cortons 49,
CLovkRsEED u selling moderately S'9s1 Is y busks
FLoUR-TheIe Is te demAad for port and rsp,s
brands generally held 80 y bb without ndnx kg,
for home <Sd 80 . for AL
brants; 20 50d $40 for extra ard so 50dSi0 IS 81 81
fsncy brsnds. Cork MEsL and RYE FLOUR .esce r.
former Is held 80 - ST. sui later AZ IL B, hbl
NHEsT ]. fTmer and about 1900 bushels sold a. a "a
81 % fr reds and 20 - a. for white In qusity ne.
not much Offering Com Is al,o in bitter demand AZ n,
with light receipts ana sales Of yellow ira, price. RYs ga
tuues In den and 81 8 fr oa and 81 iSd$l II for ass
OArsSs Of SC1CdfoO0 hush good Southern have
made az saGa8c. bush The market for GsocERIss s,
ant with light stocks in first hands sOd held a.
the buyers. About $50 hbd have been sold odty
fun Moasses Is and wanted advanced ns
sale Of Porto Rico made Sc moe The ma * s
P2ovsIoSs /. firm Mess Pork is held A. s2O sGd Prime,
II q bb. Bacon Ia wanted aud sales loc. S.
and sc. for shoulders. Cut Meat az Sic "a
Shoulders Hnd a0Cc for Sides Lard and Butter are an
changed. RUN Is selling 67a nc. in small way WnsXv
ssls wanted Zee. Tor hhds and II q &c for bbl
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else State at lsa22e. snd Orange County :, -
Sre, = . IN letter demand at sdaic ~acH
NIL 10 quiet former prices sustained T7,e -~...
TIME Lib sNes Of lfa cssts =, csf.lc ''ee'Fseos
Sht Ds-A nodeate inquiry for Clover a. lie, r. =
s'.Ao a. Fl 70 D. Grn,,hy Is veady; sae- n fx
D.'h L1secl trcledS better md n go .~esqe
80 - IA ~ ''V p'shess sad oo tags n tbs nssEs
sUhrs',, hass ben made Of 90 hx, C,srl. a, i.ia
% N4s h a. % .lcs Of 10 cases and cssks ,-lt
g ~ SID Ar'ieies uuer lis head ar sssr, 49,
chsnfsd. t-' PMS A@'e n,
SklNS-Boih Deer sBd Goat are ou,., ,.......
tire 49, "''- 49,
SPLITTER By no means plenty sale. Of Is uas F. :.
81 aRs-Tbe densnd continues scslve q. vsrv NIL ~.
Tie sales rcrse SO hhds Cuta Muscoyalo a. 4
hhds Porto REQ a. lei - hhds. Texas ard 20 hha~ 49,
private terms. "a -
TINPg has bfen In speculative reques, and proA - \,
ter with sacs q lOtQ slabs STRAITS 81 gic snd SO d..
&c. all c.sh beld much higher Plates are s.,
Sd held at Gle 50 10 IS. mstcria advance. Nd
TOBACCO-A good inquiry exists former price. & a,
DESCRIPTIONS The sales p bids Kentucky At an
bales Havana 5 Sc 100 cases Seceaf at g. 80
bale Cuta privs,e terms.
WHALEBONE-Prices are vel maintained and Htle !. l.
ing; sales OF i04 p Polar AZ SOC. cash
NHIskYThere : itt chang 10 note in this sa,,., ~
demand steady; ,ses Of 100 bbs AZ icdio. for 0So a.
Prison
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DfsasffrH. &c.

THE scHR Col JoHs McRAE, Boger, TOE a.,er.s -
Wninetun y. c.. r. ports the 5lst G ~ o. ~ ~
nilzsBnsst was struck by lightning which ppss "a spH
end passed mic the hold, causing her 70 leak ="
she w,uo have 70 the ways for repairs uuo,, fs1
scHR. AsNE L. Cox, reported yefteTdsyJ = n fos ~
Bridgeport Conn. bound % Mobile, with celp s..r ~
railway cas- en- deck struck rock IL HeLo1ss n ten
Roek stove hole IN Der bows filed, and q = k.ss -
her Geek level with tie water lAsns'~ ss,ps1
receive The from her deck when tne Sr0r
will b. applied, and the schooner pumped o"' 49,
the city. "a .s 81 31cs
BIG WY PITT Kelly from Baltimore with e'A -
prt INTO Ncrfolk 7;h int. leskif badly ,ssr R<
BRiC AxzIgE iof Hsiax Wood was eau s - laSDs.
Point Jamaica OF the ib ult Part OF Der "a peA~
Sci vas saved ard gith the wreck sod Al lis'' =
IbY letter 70 Elwool Walter, ksG "a. sr HsDsE.
BaKE MARY AssA, Besftie, nom 80 n, - 43eH
AZ Eoftufn .sft Mobile ab0ul June = ~ a. rs ~
az eoftcn weighing e5 lo4 b valued az t1|~ lad -
rosu vsred NJ nc -; udss. valued ~ to5 "a mas ~
A. rs ga 90 The q. s. was "a vessel o. go -
Ter brf As Tfcuastou 1850 and valued al Tin ~
R1gK JFNaY Pins (ef kocklsndf -n.~, byH 81 Is -
E,'-~r.b Frr rur in-o Rockland 1ta inst wiz
srfnr and oss Of sails &c a. r. v..se Ids ar
.sen goir- INTO Cape Yc'cs. 20 date, for .nsi'"
p.rred b, a. aYIval a. Liverpool -. r. gos,rs, -
TuE sFlG JERg F0vLEe, from Phacc u. css.as a.
, rso aud sunk toe 9Th IN Block si.na D. spl~1'
na,rgng Iicit for Pc inland; carried 70 :
felegrsph 20 L. Water, Esq -. nsssr. r.
BARE CEBEs Smith from Gcnos NJ ~ .bouf =,
"a at into Ma arus Msy III spuGs eak ~ sgr1 -
i. from lend sud her IuT1ys tayrs oses Lsse feei
- a., he e ey wer- quite exbaurd eto BE- ~,
fr IN he hold arrival. Capt ssn IN rcs
ZION Of MI Farnum, Agent Of bosfoa 'Ho''
Inf assistance without any delay
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lseponed for Inv n: z. TRIBUNE BY j. g. 4 H. B. Fay.
Boa'G-lo0 Union Canal Pref Is, l3i; 100 do 3t 100
do Isl SEQ Union Censl 6s 66i 5000 City es, X o. 93
100 do. gl 770o City r. r. &c s33 500 Reading K ~ 6s,
as 81 2sO6 ri tsburgb De- days 81 ZOO do coo Read
ina r. r. b5 4st 20 do f8 80 do 4sl 100 do b. 49, 100
Co. swn 4ei 800 DO. b5 4oi l0 do. days 49, 100 do b.
Al 20 TO- 48 100 DO b5 4 % do s. 1876 Is Lshish Scrip,
7o 60 NJ rs Canal b5wn l6 100 b5 le go Little Sohuy
H. r. e5u q! do, SOL sehuyl Nav. Pref 81; schny
Nav q; Beaver neeeow R. R S. Morris Canal Pref, 80
q PeIra X R. 45j Harsburs 6oi 80 Union Sana
10y c. GsTd BauL 2i no do b. 1885 100 do b, III -
Bank Of H. ntGcby, lc6.
betreen Board.loco Aleg Co g. Connslls b5, 75. 50
Resdns s. ALI 100 do b5 49, 100 Union Canal b,
li 50 vcksburg X K b. 81 10 Lehsh Nav days 81 100
MOIIis CABsl, b5 lot.
Second board City Gas S. ;. O., S. s5 900 Ales
Co - Vall,y 74 200 Morris Canal b5 1911 co. In lots St
l0 DO S. lot go DO l6 100 Long Island r. ~ Is Lite
Scbuyl r., s'wn, sol; 10 ~ Penns r. r., So Schuy.
Nav. 22 IS Norri r. r. As, s. a. 10 Union Canal II 70
Penra R, 45 81 susq Canal 2dsys ns $50 do b. 2i
sc DO III 50 do b 12 50 DO b. 1T Bank Of Penn days
10 Bank Of ,. America b5wn 1906 lO Girard Bank l2t
PHI sdephs Benz li5i 10 Commercial Sam 57 Bsak Of
Kennedy b5 1861.
after 6oa,o-l5 Union Canal pref &C. l5i 1000 Reading R.
&C. 20 s7i 50 Reading r. r., 48t; 65 d., So 4st 50 do b5
48s Schui Nav. pT, eTed b5 80 do. 49, 200 rms Ca
l6 leo suq Canal l2i IS vcksburg RR 81 100 do 81;
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The following We End going the rounds of the press,

The following we End going the rounds Of the press,
protesting 10 give the number OF banks, amount OF
banking capital and population of each of the pnnci-
pal cities q tie Union:
Tie Cry Of Baltimore has fifteen banks, with al
aggregate capital Of ss,5;s,5s3 Her population Il
l69,c54.
"ne City of Philadelphia has sixteen hsnks, With
an aggregate capital or less than sll 900 900. Her
popustion u 3iO,0i5. -,
an aggre, capital of s4s as, 0oo Her population
il SIS. SAT.
an aggregate capital Of 1872 10000. Her population
= l35 ssl.
The CITY of New-OrIeans has eigh, banks, with
an sggrsgae capital OF slf, 7o26 600. Her population
Is lI6, 573.
The CITY of Providence has thiry-seven banks,
with an aggregate capital of 49, 26 400. Her pcpu-
laiion s 1873.
1.-The City Of Charleston has nine banks, with an
aggregate capital of slo756, 735. Her population IS
IL g35.
.'CiDcnnaii has two banks, with an aggregate cap
iial of 1851 COO. Her population is 100000. Only
one of these institutions has the privilege OF issuing
notes.
The S. Louis Repa5icca gives the result of another
injunction as follows:
Some time ago suit was instituted in the Superior
Court of New.York by the Illinostovn and BeIleyile
Railroad Co. against Page K Bacon, growing out OF
the sale of Bonds of that Company amounting to
s6oO Coo the Company claiming that q large amount
was still due 20 them. The suit was commenced IN
the form of an Injunction ana on Saturday dispatch
was received stating that the injunction was sustained
in full. "
The Cincinnati Gazette OF Wednesday thus notices
the money and exchange market in that city:
." The money market has continued TO present a
monoionous aspect, the operations of the week having
failed TO develop single new eaure of interest, with
the exc. pion OF sg hily increased demand for cur
rercy, which is attributed TO the increasing business
in pheat and -four. The supply of capital IL ample
and GOOD paper freely taken by lenders at rates OF
interest vary ing from sale e cent. Short paper
however is preferred, the active business likely to
be experienced in the Fall is expected TO create
good demand for money that will enable holders to in-
vest more prohtably ninety days from now than a;
present. Eastern exchange has remained quiet at al
premium. Dealers look for no improvement, bur on
The contrary il expected that rates must rule lower
There can hardly be doubt that exchanges viii be
more in favor of the West tue coming Winter than for
several years past. Large crops are 10 be- sent for
ward st very full prices, while our Indebtedness Is
much smaller than usual. This state of things will
enable Western Banks 10 keep out a circulation, and
it will also open the way for the notes of Eastern
Banks, which for year past have not been able to
find resting place in the West. There will therefore
We think be pretty full supply OF currency but it is
feared its character will require watching.
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Arrived.

Steamship BIesmora Christie Savannah, aud days from
Norfolk in belfast TO Nr. Tslmen.
shin West Pont 1packet) Muliner LIVERPOOL, July 5,
mdse ind passengers Charles CaIo. sh inst on ,aa.
tucket Shoas passed herm brig standing NJ with o Of se
BalE & Trut of Philadelphia vannuan, Ragged II
inst at Is r. ion n 90 spoke chr Blooming Youth, days
from BALTIMORE for Corpus Christi
Baik Lyra Bonds Havana. Aug l. sugar tobacco &c. TO
Bsrk W. o. Alden Bates. Belize Hond July ., mahOsDJ
Bark overmann, Laejohn Maianzas 81 inst, sassr, 70
Bark Maria Morton Buckley, Savannah days, cotton &c.
brs Caroline. Brysnt Ouanitanns Cuba sugar ms.~
Avg ,, lat 20, on - 90 ssnezed schr showing WIZ
Biz Winthrop IothrOp Santa Martha, Juy D. tobacco e
to Everett Brown Aug lat - IS Ion a %, spoke dip
Julia Howard, hence for New Orleans, 10 days ou-
seGl. solomon Andre~s putnam, Warrington N c. da
naval stores, to B. Blossom sons.
schr. Peal Sloan, ST. Mays, Ca, days, naval stores"
sebr. Matilda L. Wells Terry, Wilmington, NJ c.. sd,
naval stoi es to McCready, MottS Go.
schr. Julia Ann, Haynes Elizabeth City days. whest@ 70"
sehr Colo Hunter, CBr) Kinney Rio Bona, Jam, Is d'
coffee A. pimento 10 II. socumb ,, NC
Scbr. Pathfinder, - masted, Robinson, wilmington Nv
DAYS naysl stores TO Barnes, Bateman Rudderow.
Sci Kensinston, shanIdu. Tntioas, Mexico, :" dv@ ~
schi Mary susan CBrl Kelly Eletheurs days Pin' s'
schr Osprey lBrl Depremont Ponce, P. r., Jolly ~
gar TO II nilton brothers. 4.
sehr william, smith Easport, 6sh and oil 10 Brett -
schr. Arm 7. sippe. Bacon, Albany for Boston
sehr. OIin C0wl, Smith, hondoat Tor sa'en-
Schr J. suatton, bates, Albany for ooston.
schr. l.. Nelson. Harvey, Albany for Hsrvich.
Schr. Umpire VI son, Albany i0r Proyi fence.
schr. illiaR Hunt, Passport lcths, to mater
schr. Keren Happugh, Kelley, Harwieb
sehr Eagle Fbsdes, Rockland, lime
Schr. Hurd, Pierce, Roekland, lime.
sobT. Be- zen MoGee Petersburg, mdse., 10 Jas Hu1G
schI. Geego Smith, Richmond mdse. 70 Chss: d. r@~
scbr. Lewis Crowell Boston, mdse., 20 :. W. LeSs
schr zero UNI Smith, Georgetown
Scur. Ocean Hfue, York, Portland, Ne.
Schr Notus. Racket WaTehsm, nails, to g. Tisdps.
BELOW-Brg Titsnia Of Eastpor by piietbeH =
Co Inns.
WlED-Duiing the dsy from y. w. aid FRESH
Yesterday boom-derick employed tanss "a a. .
rsiro 81 from the fch Ann T. Cox, beiof- a -
az nsll-Oaie. After accomplishing this, the aefneA
the vessel aud bring her 70 the city.
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tAdvertisementl
SIrpp IN PEACE

RAsgN's PATENT IMPRovED PoRrABLE CANOPY AND NET,
usDee sssnst Muketoes and all Insects combining beau
~ spness without obsrucng the circulation OF air
IL simple fitting closely 10 the bed by rubber
land arranged and expand necessity
sube by asOrdns entire protection against Muskeoes
II can be attached any Kind Of oedsead in less than two
uuee Therefore matter of economy aud for own
comfort lose no time providing yourself with Of Has
Ans Canopy Nets w. srRArroN,
Sole Agent. No. % Chambers'st New-York
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Passengers Arrived

IN gacLetsip Vest Point from LiropooiW. o. KlusrA
Ereyt. Maria Cetbarne KreS VIVA Duncan, Mary ID. Das
can Mrs. MUliner
In ne ba,k LyyG, from Hardno-Ms Lucia, c. Macs Pal
Holder, Henry Small John Fslrbank
Ia ITO Ufafhrop from Santa harfha-Edward C. Everett
Antonio b. de ia Cusdra ,sue j. de PumareJo Jose H. 10
cano, Ficrtntino Abtllo, Manuel Dayha
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MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....Ars. 10.
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures, Cavendy Bremen and soushamp-
ton c. H. Sand; ARIEL. lie Fevre. Havre o. rorsLce.
ships-TMquin Dwight. Mnamichi, c. G. Duncadi John
BRYANT Dyer ST. Johns, j. Atkins; Henry Reed, DearbOrr,
Antwerp, " F. Schmidt Co
BARK Brunette, -, Phi sdepha
Brgs- star Feuton PHILADELPHIA j. ~ Briggs Lauretz
Dunbar Para Burleit Mob Stks, Downing Alexandrs
May hew s. Talbot; Tsmeja. tPor Rodriguez, Lisbon j.
Mschsdo; Lady Chapman (Br) Firth, bemuds W. n Smith,
Clara Windsor Button, Port Prince f. becke Vtayes
Schooners-D. w. Sanders Foan Beaufort, Davis hol
man; Alice Hsrvel, Baltimore Mailer Lord, Mobile Bore
ham Mobile Lane, West Co. Ann Susan, Myers Charles
ton Doluer Poter Robin Wallace, Jacksonville, rhouP
son Hunter; Hanover Whipple Richmond, G. H. PieFon
s. A. appleton Taylor Boston, W. p. Herck Eliza Amln,
Williams Baltimore j. s. Merrill 5. L. HIS McKennon. s.
Johns, ~ r.. @. L. hatch.
Soor-Providence Hull Providence master; Pointer POw-
Ter, Providence master.
9th-Sbip-Washing ton White, 81. John NIB, w T Frost
schoor ers-Mets savage Kingston, Jam, II. 5. Henvi
Globe, Paine, Salem, master.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AUG. 10 BET
Ill.
MARHTkD.

Apws-HoYr-At Dsnbury, Coun Thursday, Aug 9 BY
the Rev. W. Clspp. the Rev, 5. w. ADAMS, d. D., Of
Cleveland, Ohio, TO MISE AVGusTs Hoyr Of injury
MnLsR-LsMsRIoK In this city, Thursday Aug 3 BY the
Rev. Amzi Camp, MIR NILLi.M mlL-ES OF Philadelphia,
and Miss MARION LzMEkIcE Of New-NoTk
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lAdveriisennentI

sumption and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs DR. Cur
ysss HyeEAs Thousands have been restored health the
pes year BY the HyGEASA Principal Office Ne. S5 Broadway,
end BY C. II. RING No. 1876 Broadway. Price only IS
PACKAGE DR. CURTIS will b the office daily from 10 70
Selsek, where be may be consulted nee Of change
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RADICAL CURE OF RurruRr, PILES AND FIs-

-VI.s -EpwAKD H. DIXON. NJ. D.. Editor Il The scalPei,
end Operaring and Consulting Surgeon No Y othes ms
established spacious and comuoOus private Hospital 'i me
RECEPTION those that require prolonged attendance ho
dsoses cured without the kue OF gstnge r
D. rvfeg great number OF gentlemen cured BY hun II ms
CITY Oee hosn from 70 =. i0S, aid Ito g. evenings
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.NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

DEDIcArIoN.-A new Baptist Westinghouse was
dedicated on Wednesday evening at Florence Nights
The sermon was preached by the Rev. A. S. Patton,
of Hoboken. Floie uce is a place of popular re-
sort on the Delaware, just below BorcenOwn aud the
bouse lust erected will be occupied for the present as
Missionary Station by the New-Jersey Baptist State
Convention.
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Total Pots and Pears........ ............leJl
BEEsWAX-We learn of sale OF 900 10 Western Yellow
81 Ilc. ~
COTTON-The business to-day has been fair at full former
prices We estimate The sales at 1000 bales At the close
hmer feeling was apparent and disposition evinced by
holders TO operate. The following the current rates.
sEN-yOsk cLAssiFicArios
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LAW LNTELLIGENC.E

SUPREME COURT-Aug I0-SPEcIAL TERM-Beore Judge
CLERKE.- DECISIONS.
Swaine Lindsey mot Lindsay, as named IN our last
act. Mary Ann LiDdsley.-Motion for ali nony aud
allowance of counsel fee TO Mrs l.. during tendency
of divorce suit brought by Mr.. l.. Motion granted
$50 for counsel fee and $40 per month.
William w. Hurl0ut ct al act. Isaac ID. Seeley-
The defendant cannot be conside' ed nonresident
within the provisions Of the Code, &C. Modol To va
cate attachment granted.
John d. Coming and Others agt. Geo. +. Quinn
Motion graz ted, without COSTS.
Stewart Young agt. John Coleman Motion denied,
without costs.
Alexander Pbyfe agt. Maria L. Phyfe. Papers
submitted.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AUG. 10 Before
judge STUART
Andrew Williams and jams Nicely were tried and
convicted of burglary upon the premises of Daniel
Bowie No. 2O2 Bro NEST, aud sentenced 10 the
State Prison for two years each.
William Edward Rivele, hotel thief, pleaded guilty
to stealing $50 worth of clothing from he room of Mr..
William Alsop at the Aston House, and was sentenced
70 the State Prs on for three years
Henry Baker pleaded guilty TO having an extra wife,
Miss Mary purdy being the secood VICTIM, and vas
sentepceo TO the State Prison for two years.
George Hamilton Davies pleaded guilty to petit
larceny and was sent to the Penitentary for three
months.
Some other unimportant cases were disposed Of and
the court adjourned for the day
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