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PlcrsYLvABIhC Co.. N, Oatnher 10th. 1854

DEAR SIn:-l TAXI pleasure IN giving you my deer
ded opinion Of your Alum NJ, John. VII,
remained with you about month, had been Ia cxreney
bid health Tor several ycars-so much, indeed, tl,a
had lost all hope ot his recovery. tried four
i've oi the bo. by yscilns of whom could relieve
him. took him 10 l.ynchburl and consnlted some of
the best doctors ni the city. II without any succass
Hearing % tonl Sprng' determined TO try the wnter,
though must confess without much hope of deriving
from any neaeit but in this agreeahy dis
appointed Ono mont, = Of this water has am
confident. maao enne cure OF him. In fact, Iooks
Rs II tho dead hnd ioljte.
hny" no heaitnfion in pronnnncng it my opinion
That thia is tie very beat that as ever been dis
covered. W respectfully, yours.
ARCHIBALD d. WORSHAM.
Mr.. 7 EcneiA. June i8dae2tawts
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The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age
AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS.

'EfHEi don help complaints, but then cure them.
One 3ox has cured Dyspepsia,
Three Boxes have cured the casea of Scrotla
Two Boxes hagc cured ErysipeIa..
One Box always the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are to cleanse the system from
Boiis--often less than one does il.
Two Boxes have -,ompleteiv cured the wosst OF uI'
Gers thu legs,
Smali doses sedom hl to cure the Piles.
One dose the hea Iaclte arising rom foul som'
ach.
Strong doses often repeated exrel every worm from
the body They should he given chiIlfen, who are
always f.orc OF les. afflicted with this ,urEe.
As gentle Physic they llavc equal.
One Box cures arrangement of the Liver
Half Box Coll
Tiny purify the blood and thu. srike nj TIC G'unda-
tion of aver, j .-en,e
As Dinner PHI there i their equal he world
They nre purely vegetable, and u do RI hsrm, 'u
do ace ann,h nrneeaunlahlr anou 1t ol good.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER, Practne Chemist
Lowell Mas'. and sod by all Druggists anl Dealers in
Medicine rhrou. this section irIy7 2m
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was induced to try tho Bcdlo,d Alan. Water on
patient affected with scrofua alter sreing the anas ais
made by pnd t,lliam OF she Nitgnia Military Inst-
utc nnd much pleased with iis Effects
courage me To u-e 1t IN several otner Of scroula
dysprpsia lencofrohca connected with pro'apsus uer
! must sny, from my experience wi the of tho
RodkhrdRe nnd }rdf,rd Alum waters | knoo he Bed
loud Ia be- tar preferable, RIO T. PAGE, NJ. d,
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nEDronD ALUM SPRINGS WILL

- HE UFENED FOX TIE REOEP TON OF
VISITORS oN THE 20TIl JUNE They ate situa, al
elcNcn miles Veal ot LSnc,bug, mud four MILES from
The foTest Depot whcrc conway nnoc vii always be in
cendincss tn cnnyry visitors aud from thr Springs.
ltr proprietor pledges himself h,s best exer
tions to please tloso ho mn, en on him
Asto the Medicinal yulpr Of the water the public Is
rrcscntei h the following ctil6eabs, collected fnm
meny nj the samo impott which The proprietor has
reiVrl.
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DEaR SIN ! have been u.nr the water from your
pleased VIII il, ca eta The prInury effects Of
thu wrlcr freci civ the tloec produced By
fhc water Of the Roohbridpe Alum shall experiment
fully, und tye you the result uf ny experience.
nm very csreetiu'ly,
]. A OTEl NJ D.
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NEW YORK.
COMns. EANs, AND FANCY GOODS

VILLA TASKER
~ PARK PLACE, NEW.NORk. invites the at.
~ tenton Of Sou'hcrn and Western Merchants
his new tnck Of Fans combs llair Tanth und Nail
brushes. Ladies' Roticues, Pctiueory. Sonps, Porte
Mannsies Jc and iend Bracelets Pocket Books Dress
buttons, Pins aud Ne fdes Hooks aud Eyes Watch
Guasds, Wan, Coral aud Glass Reads. Necklaces, &c.
lndtn Ruhbc, Combs Canes, Balls nnd TOYS oi every
description. Scissors, RHzors uni Cutlery, God and
Gill lrwelry, Acoordeons ind Vioina including gem
nra mud very e,go stock Of English fren h aud Ger.
nun Fancy Goods which will be .od nj the very low.
est prices Tor cash or approved pnper
"a Orders by letter selected und ut up in the best
manner,
WILLIAM rASkER,
10 Park Place, New York
I. S-rlcaso cut this out mayo div
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lIfIssWeII III. fsrOWta.

: 7 / Z \ Q \ Z 7 Z, = Z \ Z Q II 7 ) n \ \
A \ d S L V + ! o R,
hFFERS his services to tie eiri2eH- of Bedford 6nd
" Of Lynchbale mn will pay srief ttenton to any
business entrusted In him.
AnnErss-lI lIBERli. 3O-ts
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4 NOTuEKsU SUPPLY pun


IkESH AkR1VAL.--rhr fnnilv Grocery
has lust received the following nrrlcs to which
the subsrrihcr would respt o,y invite the attention of
hs honds cusiomers and the public urge, assuring
them thnl by calling NJ the Family Grocer, they viii find
The lnpcst and best Beet Tonrucs ever seen in this
market also n uire lot Dried Beef Boil rnn Snusnge4
Ded sheep Ionguesi superior lot nf Blooms, n fine
futrloot Black Imperial and Gunpowde Tcn,; u good
assoftm nj oi Hosiery for lldr4 grnllemen and ch
dren' oso ,rnuy heyarioea, such Perfumes Soaps
Glnh Hair and Iln Brushes. Pocket anl Toilet Cnmba
LING Cumbs for children. md u,nnY othe nitioles too
tedious mention MI ot wh'h will be sold chcnp Tor
fssh, ~ an crchaHge 10, current Bank notes May b,
al led 10 the nbaNe list Spices ol all knd4 g,odnd up
ia pHpcrs fnr fmy us,;u snprri, aitcl of Mus
tafi nnd Red Prrpor, Call quick before NIL hc gone.
lSt SDi ONION
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GGANO, GuASO

HANlNG nude arrangements with the PeriyiHn
Z 4 agents 10 get supplies Of GUANO the he-t
terms. ,,e alr now prepared to fnrai,L II. W huve
now on uund. aui ali 200 bBs nu.l II b. IN reg
ul,r receipt of it w atall u nJte r<c~It what
- d.. direct Gal the ngcuts anA I'll VII, purchase
may rely On gatng GENUINE GuAND. We solicit
the ORDER oour friends and dti enc,4 with The
nnce that vi always lurnishincm wilhthc best nri
Gle aud on thu must favorable terms
CRENSHAW K CO,
fe l-ta North ,iir OF the Basin, Richmond Va
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Two THE LOVERS or vmE FINE


Il ARGs.- Fio-e who delight ~ loot, upon and ad.
miro tie beaurl specimens Il ar Nhich the baud Of
mnr n tho rscnt progressive uee is flrui1c,
specially iuvaed 10 call 81 q, " NINNfS 4 CO. st
ther vel established Daguerrean Gallery. Ih,re tho
Sta Of the country wiki intellectual brow hnd uu-
gust mein tad oIt the pll,c ~'iA str natural
and ,-like Appearance thnt the spectator almost fan
cics hc hera the heart thrn and the lip- ove-
There. too, the beautiful bushng maiden with sparl.
ling eyes and cnr ming lip, invites the ardent youth
ghzc in adniuttion "Heave last best gift tn sinful
mnn.' Iber", too iroIlicking, rnmpns chirhpp Win
bnnyant beaI hni merry hugh meets the yi>itor nn
hold Lin charmed 10 'hr pot Then come to G W.
MINIS u cos an! view he hnDc -otne sp rnens
Have your own like AMI reader. induce her ,ou
estcrm above all others accompany you and re not
conenied without an - q represritii oi NJ her and
OF those you hold dsnr EARTH. Then should the sill
yer cord be ssapped and the godcu bowl br.kru yod
have that eft hch will ever call ,i. Is 10 ynur r.coI.
lection the departed Picture, token Ia a wealth
er with equa facilities and with the same urrfcction.-
Remember MlNNlS & CO. arc the men 10 give YOU II
perect Likeness, and they may be found alf times at
lhrii far famed Gallery. Mdin 3d door from
Br1ge street ynchburg, and Sycamore Peters
bu urg. w. g. W. MINIS q co,
jy 2j-ta daguerrean Artists.
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egyOe~ Wauted.-The Ytgiuil nnd Ten
:. us.ee hnilrps' Company wish to hire for the re-
nainder ol The yelr 30 ,hle bpdie Negroes work
iayipe track and construco the roaa West OF Wytie-
ve. Applg r. II GILL, Gen'l Sup't.
lnn. VI.
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NEW AND SPLENDID OPPOsI.

TION LINE OF NTAGES tbrDugh from Rich.
ma.d mud Petersburg by the South Sile RaiIrond mud
niIrds new ard pendd linc Of Coaches To Buchau-
M; fh"re connecting with Harvey aud Bells line to
Naaprn Bridge Ia supper, Lexington breakfast, md
Rackbridec A I'm Ia diun,; there connecting with Hnr
mon d Browns Inc 10 Bath Bath Alum, Warm Hot
aud White sulphur Springs.
Through tickets In any ct tie above nafned SPRING
lc aobtniucd Buchanan. nni also 10 nnv point
fom Bncanuan 10 Wnchestc. ns cheap. # not cheaper
tiun any other line,
Passengers this line breakfast in Richmond an
fenr,bnrs uni arrive nt Naturn Bridge 10 supper
Ne stop the regular Biidg, Hotel where M charge
viii be made for visiting tho Bidge
~ % dra WM VI Harry e. co
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MoNTGOs; ERY WuITE SUI

Al ONTGOF; w HlTE SU L.
lNh PiuR SiRl 6S, MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
VA This new md beautiful Watering Place will be
open for The reception of visitors the 10Th of July
II il eghtluy situated the Western slope of the
AHeghHnies. IL Montgomery county, about and
half miles from the Virgins nni Tennessee Raroad
from which bnnrh rnnd take au the Springs So
that visitors entirely avoid stnge travelling.
Passengers leaving Richmond b5 The Danville or Pc
tefsbure by the South Side Rshaod arrive in Lynch.
burg in ime dine where they can stay all night or
continue on ii, Nuginn nnd fennes see Road passing
the Peaks Of Outer crossing The Blue Ridge. follow ng
the beautiful vnllry Of the Ronno.e climbing the All
Rhnues to the Big Tuunel where they tske tha branch
the Springs. urriving there by oclock in ire after
noon. These Springs are three miles from the yellow
md four from The Alleehpuy Sp ings
The ~uleis ni the-n Springs very similar the
wcr of the Gfeonb rr " hite Sulphur more pleasant
the inste nnd equally effective in their use. They
havr mHdr remarkable cures of Diseases Of
o1g suun ling aud believed in the neghborhood to
be nalibc remedy for the dyspepsia al most
dI-ruSe thur hls assumed chronic state. There are
also twp fine Chnlybelte Springs, one Of them verv
strong.
No cyuensc Inns been spared in fitting up this proper-
ty, and every exeron will be made to render a visit
pleasant md agreeable Ih' services of Mr.. THoMP-
SON Tyler, WIN well known in almost al the Atlaplic
cilie' have been procured, who will be assisted by
corps If genilemanly and oblisng assistants. fine
Bnnd of Music is also engaged.
tzF Commun catuns may he addressed to
ROBT II. MOSBY.
Prcst Moms'y Willie SULPHUR Springs Co..
~ 20 dim Shnwsvo, Va.
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PETERSBURG.
Commission and Forward @ House.

~ EGhILDREN. forlGcr conductor "a S s. Rail
-. hoaa aud John Dokersuu, uoa the firm OF H. +
Chldfey \ CO.
GENERAL COMMISSION y FORWARDING MGR
CHANTS,
PETERSBURG, Bo rgbroak arrcet. No 81
JOHN DlSkENSON. Il T. GlllLDREN
ma q
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NAMIEEG BApEIDT,
- COMMISSION MERCHANT

TtTtFSUHFFt y u,
Devotes hiz exclusive attention To The sale o Tobacco
Wheat. flpur Co ~. Cotton, Nc
i|' . od. t,rwnided the 20 Il raies. 81
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\ EW BOOAs, NEW BOOks.-PAYNE
= d CH ISTlAN have received thu foor ing new
wor.s;
L ir, Or the Comedy of Humrn L,fe-by John Ester
Copkr
lie Cure Manqne, o. Social and Religious Custom. in
France;
foo.teps Of st. Pau-ty th' author of Morning and
Night Watches
Pn,bo the Voice;
layentors Guide Tor in iges Lawyers M,gis,rale. &c:
toaie.sions vt Converted lsGdel- by Bailey
h. Natciman;
lunn Slvati In--by Cumming;
Aneedofe, of the American C crrymet;
Ledderlose's Life Of Melsncrhon--by Krote;
Lutheran MHnua'-hy Schmu.'ker
An American Among the OIieutais-by Bonlden;
Fif.y fenrs Exe-hy Melville;
Soufh Side view of Slayery-hy Nehemiah Adams
Travels ia the Chinese Empire by VI. Heick;
Mi Stones ia our Llfe's Journey-by O-goode;
Work, or plenty do. md how 10 do III
A 50 seycrnI new bn1ks Published by the American
rract Society. tier prices. .y24ts
NEW FLOUR quirter bags for sale BY
il, u,
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NEW FLOUR ! quarter bags for sale by
iy l7.dt, LANGHORNE Il JOHNS.
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GLOVER sEED.--PRIME NEW CLOVER
" Seed for saic on the best terms.
f,b25ts CRENSHAW & &C
North ~ilr ofthe Sasn. Richmond Va
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MeER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
luate of the most eminent Colleges Of tn
~ states and greater part Of whose life has been spen
The Hospitals london. Paris, Phiadepha. aud elsewhere
effected some OF the astonishing that
n Many troubled with ringing the AMI head whe
aa rt nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, an
,iness with frequent hlnshn attended sometimes. will
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MARRIED..

BLIss-DERBY-In Wsterown. jan II. Jseob blt1 -
Nj d%. tn. Ltd. Brown Hou.,. ..Au -
Big Hi in JsssrOn. seboh.ris County n <. jan q -
spencer Brown Of Buffalo n T. 70 ouiiems T. Aecss
''CIsWFLI,-EDMANDs- Newton Centre, Jss- - -
the Rev T. Smith ID. d., the Rev Dexis Cswsi o D.
Of Mathematics end Astronomy Brown Uaivsssty.
TO Mss Elizabeth Brown dssshier u the late Ihomss r.
DXLLAs-NAsI-A w.shins,on. d C., Jan 81. Aisss.r
der Dallas T. hsfises, TO Frances ", dssshtsf -
WRGts-N oFARLAYE-at Detroit Mich Jan. -. -.
Robert Fern e = ". 5,sset he rg: c., "a.
DR. wortb ston Hooker to MIS- Heareste w., dsssssr 81
the late Gov kdwnes
g. Bomss, Of Fayetteville. n. TO Misc Asry vSs.e
est e.sshter CT samuel strsdvck, Es9 formerly Of
sos-MccossAU0HEY,Ia ssliss,Pn -
c. JnEs%;SftiIcassprS-At sphosa.ls, NJ. J.. r.
sI,tprs In de ststs Normal School Albany 70 Ma
xn.Rn tucrox- A, y..bins.os Cora. Jss- =. C,
l,S lever Of An.ss.ny ~. % Miss Trsnes A. cog
d,u.bt,r Of the Hon Irhsl Hiesoi- r.. q, n..,,u
JEsKs-GRoyEs- 10 Coseo,a =, I'll Tbs Ns-Hsmphiss
s.n,., f,q 70 q, W.. o. E s'J Sro,sr -
soIjTHWICK-CONwAY.l tb, ~ % a. ny sy ~.
~ nsss South wIei Of Worcester hs'' 70 his Neg
Arm C.pv.y. Of s,osissos Com -,.x.. cs,,t, u,ch
"a, a Hear Poneroy. Esa Of Psimyrs to 'ass hSs. .
-, ge.IisSey the Malsser PsaIpote.tiary By ths nsy
IL 1b.seef Mr. Richard Ross Of Sen fnssisee. Tor
ey Of Isdsss M Ellen ssliivss, Of ssssssss Csssg'
NJ; rlLsHmAN- yoHSs--As w1lmins.on. De! ia. . =.
LLOYD TDshnsn E:s. Of csass.ylie. "a 20 No LAY As
''TroWKsEsD-cHIsE--is islson, 4. =. Jss II
Tevnseod E~ q Mo Jsia c. dssshssf Of u ne ~
' %sIssr@skEb- Il s. LsL.. Church. .. w:S.s:1sy:
7tbinse. BY the Rev y.sss DIls. Tssodsrs a. wns~~
Helen Reed, 81 Of BrsoiiJ.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

SALE OF STEAA.rC6 Mr.. Albsrt II. Nic,lsy
sold the stesm.tug Henry Morrison, at auction, ye'-
terdsy for slo,ljO.
SAILING OF THE PAoITio.-Tae United States NAL
steamer Pacific, Capt Me- sailed yesterday for Liv-
erpool, with forty three passengers and s53O,249 ia
specie.
ARRIVAL OF INsIoRAETs AT THIS PoRr DURING
TIE month OF JASUART.-From Liverpool: 7ships,
average passage, 80 days. From Have: SHIPS,
average passage, 80 days. From London; ?, pas
cage, 81 days. From Bremen: 8, passage, - days.
Total number Of passengers, s,75l. Among so large
a number only adults died on the voyage, and II
infants.
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BURGLARY IN A CLOTHING STORE.
o.. 900 WORTH OF GOODS STOLEN AND RE-
COVERED.

o., 900 WORTH OF GOODS STOLEN AND RE
COVERED.
On Tuesday mig bit gang OF burglars was abroad
in the upper part Of the City, who, by means of
whistles similar to those used by Captains Of Police
when visiting in the nighttime different portions Of
their districts, managed to draw the nghtwasch from
particular locality, which they intended to operate
upon. The police on watch Supporting thai the
sounds proceeded from the whistle OF their Captain,
who calling them to bis assistance, went in the
direction of the sound and thus gave the burglars, or
part oftbem opportunity 10 break into the clo'h-
Ing store Of Geo. A. Hunter, No. 300 Bowery, which
they entered and robbed of 5000 worth of goods,
but, fortunately es one Of their number wa driving
rapidly through Clinton ct with l.rge sack full OF
clothing in bis wagon he WAS stopped aud arrested
by officers Cum and Hathaway, of the Eleventh
Ward who soon ascertained from him where the
goods had been stolen from. He was taken 70 the
Station House. and the officers then visited the store
of Mr. Hunter. whsre they found another large sack
filed with clothing the sidewalk, and one inside of
the store; the burglars having been frighte led and
fed before they had secured the goods. The store
had been entersd by means Of boring holes around
thu bolts sf,er which hsnd was inserted and the
bol,s drawn The party arrested gave his nsme as
james Murray, but refused to reveal the names OF his
or mpapions lie is only IL years Of age. Justice
Wood locked him up for examination.
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-NOs. 81. l3 603, bIs, 6ls, 6SI,
So $50 (Gia October eslendJ AZ ST. Sof 49, % coi -
eH, 61s. go. 63l $50 Gs4 10 $50 49, a..
CoMMos PLEAs-Part Mos. 242 to 255, sisI
Part H. Nos ia ISL, 22s 10 zs $40, 4f.
CIRcCIT CoURT-Nos. 1928, 1867, 1894, 1874,
1901 ess 1871 1856 s3s 1885, l5t3, lszs 1873. 1870 ISL
SUPREME CoURT-GenerG Term First kon-eso-
mersted Second Argument calendar. ~ follows
Mo-. 49, q, "a, B. q. % 10 IS. 81. % 10, 81, u
UsITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. -, IL, 10
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

PRIVATE WArcHAAs CHARGED WITH BURGLA-
RY-HARRow EscAPE.-Yesterdsy morning, Henry Clcss,
private waterman srsted BY Captain Bennett, Of the
flfh District warrant charging lin With having on the
L. Sni,h ip rsnd-st between Eighth and Nn,hss
II appears that several occasions recently gods h,a been
removed during the night time Mr. Smith determined to
wseh the store ard possible. Catch the rogue Tue'dy
store About II o'clock the first inms,ion the clerk lad Of
the pr.sues of second person was the Lighting Of match
by the burglar ser Van Colt had scutned him elosey
be raised and bszed The light went out aud
90 dd the shf In hurry 10 supposed without being To-
iured by the sden messenger On examining the pro is.s
ssesr,iptd that the entrance effected through
cellar ndow sn1 from thence into the through .p
door Several shilling 10 change had been stolen from the
drawer and sci Of flour he'd been psd ct the edge Of
No The ore started aid eventually found Close in "a
oyaer saloon In Grand ~ = HON be srrered and hold
sr,.ied b. Bennett npaint Of the proprisor OF
the store ard locked TO await examination ocef Cse
Ser.. the charge. and has summoned several witnesses oy
whom be claims that he viii be able to prove an aoi
SERIOUS AccIDysT-Barney McCann fell through
the hatch ship Golden Ge lying st the Atsne Dock ye
terd.y and seriously injured He eonveysd 60 n
r.sdence Hsmilton- BY Officer Mclean fine Inrd Ds
trict Police.
TAKIsG PRoPFRrr UNDER SEIzuRE.-Oficar
Bovn OF the Firs, District Police arrested VIM zee
t,rd.y Sheriff taiig oil from the f.eorJ
execution
CoURT OF OYER AND TRIMMER This Court met
Yesterday before Judge Rockwell Jasises stlve ssd
Fumons wien the following Grand Juy va formed; Cnses
De Beyose. foreman. Austin L. Fordmsn VIZ Co'rey'
ssmu. Tiley, Esben X. Van Beurep. James hy nonn'
Gsrsr,cn TursJ Berrer J. J Msnnins Gorge C9ehr
Jo.eph Hall John J. Vanderbilt kbenezer "son Josepn
The Cour, delivered ne usual eh,rge 70 the "a
thew retired their lsbo The business OF the Cfe Sou
va. then PROCEEDED with before J1dfe Rockwell
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AN EXPLANATION.
> I'll Tkr.Itr<

10 Mt Editor u TN y. 7. ITIoth<
SIR: Ny name appears in your paper of this morn
Ing A the owner Of houses In Mercer occupied for I'm
prorer purposes This property never having been In my POT
session an not responsible for its occupation. would
sooner NV property should lie Ide than be occupied
housb, the property subject leases which have net ye.
pired. ANUS H. Emu NO. io' Loe'J"
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SUICIDE Br FRENCH MILLISER.-Coroner o Dom
nell rdsy held Inquest upon the body OF Ms Alex
sndrne Parent native Of France - years OF age VINO com
ptted suicide at residence ard mi isefy No IL
wsverey place by taking lsudsuum As soon " v. sseer
tanned that she bsd the poison Physicians were
called in but unable 10 her life letter which
be had eft fer ore her friends stated that he committed
the act in consequence Of pecupAry embarr nent under
hch she had lsboring for time. The Jury ZEN
derea a verdict Of Suicide by isudsnum."
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pss Prints or Enusvn The fnest effects produced Ia
thi. country exhibited BRADrs Gallery No $50 Broad
way, over Thomrsop's Saloon
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GREAT SALE or UPTOWN BUILDING Lors.-
Tie att. stoB ~ The puS- called the
see OF BlncEEs the i5h inst. o. the mo-, " ss
BE bvLpc LoTs snd buidnx. th-r-o ~Nish have ben
fIsd for ysss past The property usted bosa -de OF
b- shsv 81 end sch IA TIL. CITY mssias altogether
uF~srd o. - desirable Lots psrts Of LotA
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

PorIcE.-Fredk Spengeman, bsrbsr, and M.thsv
Commerce srd Charles H.nsen es dessr have been nned
eseh and costs BY the corder Jeey City, for keeping
open their places Of business Sunday last
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY FEBRUARY g. 1855

oee % VS. ,erei.ed .a9 'asiiaei coaztse .p3,i.,d
bzilsiu< Cor et.y r-roret .hr,rh aX
~ .m.n thai the nc- suiiiss ,orp-r Of srstssy
ard HerdersuFo 81 prr--nf oeca~s IN n.r H. ~. w..
hebs thrsn Associ.iicn coas y hr-i far AZ sxs
A. 81 eco pr Th- report VS. .r..,-5 - ~
Gov suh prized u,o CONF, - -
of ths TIE aoara 40 sses ,h- 49,,
tops med. BY The Beard Oees ", n-e,r.,r
Il bell the First Pr-sbytsr'.n Caueh In OF Sc
eurs be day; sud so OF several other bells Of Size
The risht The following pe-on. wrs appointed %. %.
ceueu addition The fcur previously tesyn,,ei Joseph
Fsrts-ks ard jonathan Baldwin. OF tas Frs, Ward. Jane,
valsee TIE ssec1i Wsri Jsius Avrss Of ,ae Third
Wsrd, ard John NA1 Pslt. oi the fourth Wand.
RsIrPoAps ACCIDENT - TIE Cincinnati Express
risn due Jersey Civ ,essrds, at 20 did not
Tve- having been bardonsi At Dunkit train abssa-
ted for msd- Delaware Port iervs w,ieh met
With sccd-nt lsst pips shout oclk when seyeo
miles Of Jersey City There bnt to-,
in he r.s snd the sy.-e OF the frcrt brestias
the thrown of the track the trucks
from under them Lsctily i,jur.d TIE
she ut twenty runb>r Of whom I've SIX sfss
placed upon TIE tender OF the engine proceeded
Jrey City The irsk immediately cleared for the
CT other t-ains
young lady Of Bridgeton recently, while in the
ofsne-Irf docstias seck ias-a
sbe bous sod hsd been ssi Of the
immedstel, for life would seoa have
been extinct.
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BALL OF HUDSON HosE CoxrASr.-The nr0 az.
ru.l B. Of Hpdsn Bo>e Company No. Of Jersey Iy oos
pl.c. on Tuesday pisht q. Ioquoss He'll The enusme
ity Of the weather prevented zone from ~
Lees the Hal W. well filed and The eo"FN"' WY
seives well.