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MAIL AGENT FOR lLLINoIs.-Eon Alex
Starne, late Secretary Of State Of Illinois.
has been appointed General Mai Agent for
ll!ineis. The duties of the office have hitherto
been performed by VIM. II. Brown. of In.
diana, for that State and Illinois, bu, the
field has been divided, and Mr. S. takes his
place in this State. The appointment is a
good one. Mr.. s. viii prove an efficient and
popular officer. -s r-f
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New Goods! New <s0GIs:
Consisting of
Dry Goo7s Groccries. UtrdJrare, Bots d
iShoes ionheis. Dr.. DE-.
Among their a>-ortu my he 'oand beautiful
Or. - silks, ,-lack and Coiorcd.
Cashmtres. Neri;oes, u a., all wool Delaiues French
GIghams, Domestic do B-rregcS, chHi-. Cr,whray-,
Prints, Barred Musins, swiss do, Ca!nJrcs, JicUiet,
Veiis, Black, Derni and Love,
Is,sroi,s red oiis,r>-
Eniii edge dfs euibI Skirts and C4rtIinS. Irish Ii
mems, Birds Eve do, Linen Table spreads, scotch Diaper
NapainS, Nestings,
Sae.ir,Frcs nTf' r.rOn;ic;ofs,S.
Satinet, Jeans, Cottonades sirauE IIeicied '' III
s.c:r.ty MADE Clothing
Fur Panama Straw ana Palm Leri Hats BOOTS anu
Shoes Ladies Congress Coth and Kid CATERS, Ladies
rmsiI. and slippers :,It's Calf aud hip Boots, and
Congress t'aiter>- &C.
Spgar-Brown, Clarified and Crushed ieaS-as me
~, assortment a. can be found in market to.lee-Rio
and lava ground and uugrouud.
s,.. p.prer Cinnamon, Cloves Mcasses syrup- Hc
sasgTs. - ar
pocLet and Table Cutlery, shovels, eitlte- Hoes
rr.s Avs NJ, sons Troweis 3.ev OF Cois celebrated
cast steel Stone Hammers, Garden Eakes sao'e and
Torcs French vi, e, and thousand other articles that
,c ~ neither tine space TO MENTION all OF wl,Jh
saI NJ the lowest possible prices for cash
.,,g. for nroducc Cor which the highest market price
viii h.. ,,aitl Everybody has the best aud cheasesi
Coed. bur al ask is, call and examine stock and
judge fer yourselves.
R.n.en,ber the place, l.. HAnLEY BiO at the store
formerly occupied by j. Stout, west of Court II
Ottawa, July -
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Mer.iaaI, $ Institute IA Ottawa.

We u'''>H'u se'efs! VEGAS "S' 'hc pro-
cceuihss o' meeting oil '"e Meehah''s "'
this city, Preliminary TO thc Organization OF
a Mechanics Institute In Tins city
second meeting WAS ned Dee -9;.. AT
the court house, AT which the COMMIT &C ap-
po'nirH AT Ia previous meeting to Dir" a
constitutioH, submitted Tei or, winch, al
ter iO.l discussi"i' WAS adopted, and AN "'-
ganizr;."n Effected under TIE "anc Of " Tie
Otta'ca NecA""ics' i"s'F"tt.'
lie ln.i""ihS OH t!s were s.v'te- Ter tir
ensuing months:
I|ess"cnt-N IN C"gs"'l'-
fht'fs' 'n'- huston
-,
LecoTyiaq .S,cykta,y-J. 4 Matthews.
L!'TaFin"-M p"eiP>.
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We would ca the attention of the ladies
TO lhe advertisement OF Mrs. &. Harvey.
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ENclLsn M,NIsTEE.-The government Of
England has ttJncldded 70 overlook the in
dignity Off red by our government in, send
ing home Mr. Crompton, and has informed
the President officially Of the appointment
OF MIR. Nilliers, brother of Lord Clarendon,
as Minister TO Washington. '7' '.ns.
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SPECIAL LECTURERS:
Hon. HORACE MANN, and Hon GEO. W. CLINTON.
4 is the design the proprietor. of t.-e C5eres 10
II perfect chain o. Business Schools from TIE E.~t
the Wet. afnriiug tie mos: ample facilities for youg
men and young ladies' TO a,iiy themselves FOR RESPONSE
be positions ia he Their schools the points above
are established uG firm basis, and all IN Ilu.
pr"sp-r"TS condition. The teacher. in the various d.
rHrme are thoroughly accomplished, practical blsi
'sE.c o!lcg-nsc .'ourse
VIII embrace the approved and practical forms FOR
keeping books hy Double Entry ia the Depart
rlenis of Trade and Commerce, including general
Wholesale and Retail. Mercantile. Exchange. Commits
sion Manufacturing, Railroad, Baking Printing. Mn
Ing Slipping. Steainboating, individual Partnership
and Compound Company Business All maauscri1ts from
which the Student copies in bold, rapid bu-
s;HesS hand, which viii serve great auxiliary in
curing to him az excellent style Of writing
pcEinin@as..
The Srencerian System OF P-nmansl;p. in all It's
forms. practical and ornamental VIII he taught BY it,
men, all Of whom stand Igl bo.l a, men and r.i.,s
ST. .4;i,.s= - Department.
i entirely separate from tie g-Ltemrus, and il E;;yd
up ia a neat and convenient manner.
Z inr on Commencing.
a mere are M" tern'-. amt no vacations students
my e;er Al any time aud prosecute their studies With
ss4et i permit i 70 progr rapidly his
prize aud ability vii admit.
rail- s.ec-urcs
WIZ b. delivered the Silence d Accounts Csz1m,r-
eisi L,w. P'..,ios E-"apay. Commercial Calculations
ralds Es.in--s Correspondence, Mining, Commerce
Commercial Ge"grap' 3, etc
good "a. C- Gland B-na'p, al: D.Ly. AID versa
TEf:I>
For Fuil C'uT=s-Tiane 'ar..--ti- aeiuaiTr al De-
Itr:uent- oi bo,. Il ss-r L--t .r-s and "Iar.c-l
Fo- sane Co.r-r ia I.1J,,, D.!,ral.el,. .
prr-"n- taAiEg PeIWs.lsi.iP alone wl receive Twenty
U4..,4t-.. Ca4s,e - pz4.l..l.-.4. Observation-Disclosures. 10
IdrusEa The yX;cl-..e b..-.aess Acquaintance %
tH- Principals, many % the Students cr.i1 Es are
placed .a lucrative situations.
F.r further .i.srrii.a8 pu4s- ca, Cl.le-e pom.
SEED circular. Address BRYANT i ST.AITGN.
de- . Clics Cleveland. Bull 60
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Congress-.

Congress has done 60 little during the
past week that it is not worth the pains to
make = daily epitome Of the proceedings
Both Houses had adjourned over from Ne
Year to last Monday. On that day, in the
Senate, Mr.. Mason, of Va, was elected Pre-
sident pro tenn, to preside during the all
ssece of Mr.. Bright The Senate has spent
the balance Of the week in discussing The
esse Of Mr.. Harlan, Of Iowa, who was elected
by JOINT session of the Iowa legislature
last winter, but at which joint meeting there
was not quorum Of senator's present. The
question is. was Mr. Harlan legally elected
under such circumstances.
In the House, the week was again wasted
IT. the useless and irterminable discussion
on the presidents Message.
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E.fraye.: or Stolen,

a. ROM the subscriber, between the ly and 1b inst
r TWO STEERS. years old next spring the one red
with very little white, the other dun coor internixed
with white both with the left hip. ANY informa-
ton respecting said Steers will be Literally rewarded
Also about the first OF .pt. last MOUSE COfOilFD
HORSE year. ODD last spring, little hi,ed III the
rxhs hp a very plain collar mark left shoulder
s,,ou, n, hands high fdec21-lI.l JOHN GRANT
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Wa.!Paper.Wind0H ShadeS.ac.

Wall Paper.WindoE ShadeS.ac.
,UR stock this line includes large variety of pat
terms and qualities from the best Manufacturer, ~
the country aud tie choicest Coorc Velvet sad Gold
Bordering. We shall have constantly on hand large
assortment Of
Cloth ana. Paper W;DdO.. Shades.
Together With the best Sind 81 Curtain fixtures Frequent
additions Wihle tidi. stcck during tie sea>Vn.-
We invite those who any iuC in tii- line, to give
a c.n We viii the services a. the best Mechanics
ia the city hang paper when desired WHICH viii save
customers inuc time and trouble.
&c Tie 80: lies.
II YOU want stat ,Hcry ef tie best qTaty. Paper
IIaugings. amy thing in the line al Instantaneous
Magazines give call We shall soon have
for Of chickering's and other superior ItNO
FoFfes AT Eastern prices.
HENsGBIE THIS-We have given our orders Tor over
290O0 Rolls OF Wall Paper from the best Houses in Bos
ton, and Philadelphia. for next Spriag trade.
Having received our Fan supply of SCHOOL BOOKS
AND STATIONERY. are prepared tn furnish Country
Defrrs and Teachers at the to3rrSt rh0'cSte rats
ou2J RAIlibLN Il oklON-
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SOUTH OTTAWA
Lrug and Grocery Store
NAE.SI.S - LLAIIN.D

VI Is
I; AVE opened a Drag and Grocery store III Ji'e Ce-
! UsIr building, ih- corner %! Mtiu aid t-EtEs
streets where they VII k- hand cot-l-v-e stock 81
Drugs Medicines. Patent Erd.euvS. Wines and Liquors
Tor medicinal prpo-rs- lau-rv Motions. ccuiinvn AID
fancy Candy and 40 birds o. Fr'y Groceries The ci
OF South OttH iity respectfully iu
yftei 70 give 1.'l oar sto@ = u,E aud fresh sad
wei Seect.d and determined 10 >-it good
cheap any house ire NrTfl Ottawa. Tor cash
chang for an siULs ~ YFa51ce
HORSE AND CArILE FARGlERiNt in all ii> branch
attended to- Nj. 4 MA.Az-, % she above LTil. .
regularly bred it,-s- I'D catt-- Doctor iIyug DirL"
~ iTom the FtrTir.s o. o,kbo.ai. ia SSe-l- sad ha-
a.. kinds o. urc;i-, and instruments baud ili order
20 relieve horse ana cattle lie All Away. take a-a-
81 attending calls that iIar- .J4l zf-IN~
i.oi "Wo';h Spar king (iiHWl'a.
XXI E$sEu ob;ainei the agency 81 TIA aiuse named
<S why aI1uu and '.a1I.IT ts.... ger The
gel,a.ne TO-. Lo.Iil u. WAikFf ca.
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= NlHHYc3,

stF9ycG.
I-STRAYED from the subscrber, In the Town 81 Rut-
land. IN Sale County. H., about the ism OF
september last, TWO COLTS, and three year old sor-
81 Mare Colt. bald face, three white feet rather low IN
he wehsrs curly streak down the left hind foot, sna
carl on the side OF each jaw. The other q light b,y
,inrse Colt one year old last spring asy whe mar a.
,rrh-ad. ,,ark aud tall fa;fer light built
Any person returning the above described co.'s, or
living sntiartory Information 81 their wherenoouts
vii he literally rewarded. Address tie subscriber ~
ottawa. u Sale County, ~. ,,,.,a
dec ij-GwS p-'A" W. Ds-N''~
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LI.. .aGrss.'~ Indian Root Pills.
ll,N EANl pI-I,I II,l
no INV To DLTLV.
10 EamHy shODM Be Uiti0W den in the
kopse dag.


IT'S AZ ESTABLISHED FACT HAT al diseases spring
from source, manly :--iiuparity OF tn bopd
Therefore, -rcug L. rtitl aud lie depend upon this
vital id. When the vtro'Is passages become clogyvd,
'i so not act Ia perfect r,Fliouy the ,iinereHt
90 body. blood
lHyt. corrupted and d.sc1.gf: fhu. causing All p,in,
Isi t-tre-s -
'aI-i-, our ei " are deprived o., aud II nature d.
not 1--.--d 90 Throwing or the stIslaut hIupr- the
p'1pt become rlifk-t AMI ease
kin Of lie w4i! forever be blown out How futnrtaat
hcI that ~ Should k the various passages Of the
Is Tree ana open Aai how pleasant usthat have
~ or power 70 put medicine in your reach namely.
M1rse- Indian Root PMS manufactured from plants and
-urr garden. for IL. health aud recovery Of diseased
man one ~ TIE roots irui which these Pills made
b. - >.a1:.e which opens she pores OF the .kin and
--ts 4I.Ir i THROWN, the hIcr parts 81 the
rp,.ol within. TIE sec1l Is u plant which ENIt-,to.
Taat, That opens and Uucus te pa-,agr 10 Tie lungs
au. thus, 10 -oD-huE manner. PERFORMS it's duty by
tr Tne OF rht- aud other Agof- from the lungs by
t"i'uar splitting. lie tAirI d. a D.lrcc, which gives
r--i, t.'" draw large amount. 81 iWpITIy from the
h.'rd which j. tiru thrown 'It 0pgutily by the urins-
s. wt,r p4s-aCr aud Which could not have been do
sh1rg .u any other Wv. TIE Fourth il cIihariic,
ard Icc'HIHii.s tie Their properties 81 the Pis while
-lg=gsi ia ry tie blood, the particle. of
wprgiiy "l cannot pas by the other outlets. thus
Ht,n up and conveyed OF ia great qnantte. BY the
Doves
Root Pile oHy the stomach, bccon. united
Ni;h tie blood Tor thsy and way every part and
aHp-.ay rnHt put aud cleanse tire system rom nj i'm
purity aud the i.fe ~ the body which i. the blood. be-
pain j. frvya from ;'e system for they cannot remaia
when tie body becomes pure and clear.
k'r al. by very respectable druggist in rnois.-
D1r't take box without il j. il blue wrapper.
Get LIE ~ Dr. Morse, at all the Drug stores and
caution ia hi. paper. \. J. WHITE x co,
s-g3O Hos< FTCys1ssOr, S-U York
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-.IfS,s'
LoI o. fae pr.rts 90 h. >, proper '.r G-eo.an
J Painting. ya2.l "FTFG ECs>ElI.
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A perfect pain destroyer-Dyer's Healing
Extraordinarily IT. =, .sa b -'7-1r.'l--f
Sold in Ottawa by Il. L.. Thorn psonL and
A. S, Putnam. ~ @n' A-ai.5
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HRtHWa N0tt PMHk NJ GO.
min annual Ineetng OF the Ottawa Northern ri n;
Road Co. will be held at the ENchanye Ohre OF rrIe
4 Wu,~r,nsn on Saturday. the Ie,h si,y Of Jarsary
next, Al 2 O'Clock F. NJ. tdec2I} yM n. TRUE, .Secy
,,s.ssI- > flake Dus Not ice q. ~ isss. n
LII those indebted to =iii please cal and settle
i SsLa~esh (dsclsl sJ D. WALKER 90.
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J.. UadIey & Brother.

/ UADLEY. proprietor Of the large dry goods e.tab
. li.iueut on the side -; tie Court House, in
Ottawa, formerly owned and occupied by John oHt,
respectfully that he has associated wiil him
self a. partnsr in the bsncs. h. brother, J. HAD
LEY aud that tie ,.iue and yie o! the FRA WI hence
forIli Ice
F.Is.Df.f:Y & TIC.
In making this announcement, tie new firm have also
the !easre of informing. their friends and the public,
tlrat tley have Just received direct rom New York,
stock nf
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-Ali~Oss- xseRIslatusc.

The legislature Of this State convened at
Springfield Oh Monday. The House orga-
nized by electing SamuelpIIo'mrs,' sf Adams,
Sneaker the vote on Speaker stays2;ng:
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The mos; popular weekly in America, which
atey upon its Issue, sprang into IMMENSE CiECU
LATlON. This rapid success is uuprecedeni ed in The
history of Journalism, aid only be counted by
the act that the Propretors have employed wou;
r1
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SIS 81 tone! stone! For Sn'c!
YYYE now oner at quarry mites north OF
w Joliet. and within three hundred feet of the Ii-
nois and Michigan Canal all kinds of Bubble. Building,
Tagging and Dimension Stone, from two inches in
thickness up thirty inches and OF size, color, and
quality surpas Sed by DoBe in the State.
All orders for stone either dressed in the rough to
he slped by canal rail. will be promptly attended to-
ard ~ rnsied nj prices to please the purchaser.
s- ANDERSON, SPENCER co.
Fr.s r. spExcsR A. HouGHrYLING,
l.. AEA. AAphAsoS.s
Joliet, November %, 1e66. titt4
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THE ISLAND BELLE RUN ASHORE.

On Monday afternoon the steamboat Leland Belle,
Can't. Be,geo, left Nyack at 81 o'clock, vita 30
\ ussssVers half of whom were ladies and children.
ne fog came on very dense, bu, nothing material &C.
uned unit Il p. m. At that tune, Capt. b., think
x he had got too near the jersey shore, mad the
sssmsr's ne 30 put directly about. This movement,
mar few moments caused the vessel 10 run on the
ocks Ut tie foot If Eghtyfoarth street, short ois-
lance above BGrnhsn's. The Captain, it appeared,
lad altogether. by of the fog mistaken waicn
aide Of the river be was upon. The excitement on
boa,d was immediately intense-.the disaster Of the
Central America being called to mnd. The vessel
ran perfectly square aud fact upon the LEDGE and lay
within ten feet o. the shore The passengers describe
the shock seeming if the S.eanbost about TO
part in the middle. She quiyeIed aud sprung, or
tursd boss upward, aud her stem gradually settled
tto deep safer.
This ledge of rocks ran out into the river so that
when the steamer first struck 1t was about 100 feet
nom the embankment. The passengers st frss
thought they had met with collision, and the captain
ordered down the small boat which was immediately
ssed With lscies and children, and the men paled
several strokes and found themselves ashore. These
ssnbe1ed out Of the boat aud over the rocks and
used an sis1n. Gapg-planks wore then rugged to
mich was about 20 feet squsre and all the other pas
,spgsrs were Landed in safety. Two OF the vessels
sHosr, vare 10 the boat that was lowered. Mr. Burn
han went dc sn and offered the accommodations OF
Ia hotel bu. the passengers concluded to come " the
CITY for III mes; part. The aagman at Esnty-seveath
saeet OIL River abroad, taen RAJ up the road with
sred light to warn the down train. Toe train stopped
mo tool tue passengers in to bsOs them down to the
city,
Tie Rev. Mr.. Corey and family, consisting OF i've
ladies' sDc children, were on board Mr.. Corey 10
NAMED all tight al the Rev. j. 5. Dayisons, Bloom
SgdaIe, opposite Bunham's. Mf. Corey was so over
come Win nervous tina. he failted ia the
hall when ne tntored.
Tho aos nan went over half a mile before he met
ths train anc the passengers LEFT everything behind
EN- on the boat. Several norees and considerable
ssrohsnaise were also lett Our reporter could no l..
ssceitsn the extent Of the damage u the boat
Ths Island Belle 60, of the rocks on Tuesday morn
ias abd oaue down to tbs city. Tee damage she Sas
tslsdis represented TO be very trihing.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER H. 1857

stbers. May the Gcd Of the widow sud the fssaersss
have them in His kee piBgt
o. As man. Mr.. Farmer was aminble, courteous and
high minced; q citizen he wa loyal and public
spirited; Of business be possessed integrity
that above reproech; a. an dior he bold ard
fearless; Q friend be wa cordial add unsterable.
He had, ss every man has bis peculisres but these
did not prevent hin from enjoying the confidence and
side Of the immediate circle Of his family and friends
who will drop tear over the hard and untimely fate OF
MNcenus Farmer.
We are rejOiced to know that the family OF our de-
parted townsmsn are left in easy crcumstances
Affection without want Il greatly terrible, but sct IN
coupled with want Ia thrice itself.
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The LATE MARcELLUs FARNER.-1He Syracuse
Journal n noticing the desth Of Msrcellus Far ner,
whe was passenger on board the Central America,
Gays:
Msrcellus Farmer was born in Westield, Hsmp-
den County Mas in March, 1913, and was therefore
sorfv wears and nearly elk months OF age when
his 1sup of life went out. He was ptnter ~ trade,
having lesrped bis art in Nsw.Haveu, Conn. Alter
ATTAINING bis majority, he published paper IN Moa.
gomery, Ala, ana was sfterward ssSo, ia'e9 WIZ
Horace Greeley in the publications ne Ner. orser;
On the lie: Of July $780, he purchased the interest o
Wm. l. Crandai in The OnondagG otdndara,
which paper he edited with marked abiity untu Toe
Suuner Of 1874. After THE he engaged 10 gooela
specializing busiI ess built the Farmers block' oor
Ter Of Warren and Madison streets; purcnsseo fm
in The rear OF the old CosrtH0use, which ne cut W
into city lots and disposed Of etc unal 1915 whou o
became Interested in The Journal in connection WIZ
Nivus W. Smith. That connection was dissolved 81
the close of year, and Mr.. Famee returned to tue
tuspess Of speculaapg, in which he contuued until
the Spring OF 1853 He then embarked for California,
where he engaged in business with Eybert Judson.
.lso of this CITY, In which he remained until bis death.
Mr. Farmer visited his family but ONE during his
,ay In California which al the q ,se OF his 6st
,err residence there Ia his sst letter to his wife he
messed the greatest delight at tho prospect of soon
returning 10 his home and stated that he 1ed to
rnrcbsss hal is known 10 be OF the finest couatry
eats in the whole State for the fature residence Of
family He leaves q wife and i've cslhen-three
canehte,s ard two s0ns-to bewan the dsash Of the
Iordost Of husbands and the most saectonase Of
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Advertisement
BREAD MADE by PATENT MACHINERY, AND

The subscriber having for years aware of the
great application Of machinery the
featuring Bread and OF advantage both to the producer
and involved in its completion hss at last the ss
faction Of having achieved ultmse and complete nccess
by which he Is enabled to offer TO the public loaf which
CHEAPER, CLEANER AND
MORE NUTRITIOUS
than any possibly be furnished other OF
Manufacture
Fir,ty The Bread be sforded at less price, In
auepce saving Effected BY machinery uanu labor
Secondly As to cleanliness, No acquainted With the old
nrocess Of mixing dough doubt Besd mixed formed
and cut BY machinery be ncopaby cleaner than that
msde BIS hand.
Thirdly contains nutrinept since Il is made from
-four and mixed by machinery at an earlier stage Of
The larger proportion of gluten
the nut,e principle Of the hours preserved The machine
mixing gives finer texture and the bread Is not 80 soe 20
crumble ,
the system indicated In his circular 1856 and OF dsp sng Of
bis Bread hereto ore viz The pound Of Breed being sold at
the price Of pound OF -FOUR reckoning the oarel
two hundred pounds
As an eddtiors sducemeDt 70 purchasers he proposes
making the following Bread sold in quantity
one time under:
On 200 pounds Bread per eent.
pounds Bread ana ovtr.............lo Del ceut
JOIN HEcEER, No. IS Rutgers St. New York
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STEAMER METAMoRA SUNK.

As the steamer Metamora, wien plies between this
city am Hsyerstrsw, was coming down the North
River On Tuesday morning, nearly opposite Dobbs'
Ferry che came il collision with the steamer Comno-
core Of the Troy line, and su-k 10 seou, fifteen
ninutes. The passengers, numbering $50, taken
On board tie Commodore, aud subsequently trans
fssd " tie steamer Thomas T.. Hulse Of the H,ver-
st,aw liDe.
number Of passengers Of the Metsmora, In their
right, Jumped over board Immediately after the cot
Esian-they wes ali rescued, however, ~ far as could
30 ssctrsn ned The steamer Metsuors went dowa
b." first ard rests 90 an oyster bed with poroo OF
Ter stem saa upper deck just out Of the water IL is
s'RRsssd tact her bow is very badly shattered
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NEW-JERSET L1ENS

DIVISION PARspE.-The arr 1s parade OF tue sec
CA Division New Jersy State Mlt. under 90 E,xaTk
j0rGeresl E V. wasc:, u take pace 70 Essex
Tie Dyision Is posed of the nih'sy Oh vs. 80 1. t BE-
Morris Berger Pssssc AID Union COUNTIES ct srd M nj
formed upon the PAik AZ Newark al u. CO. Newell a..
sff. The Putsoa Brigade under :be coz ~ ork t-su
GenssL Halted VII leays Jersey City IN me ~
sr,,,v scuoor Co,yryrros.-A Corver.icn Of
the Pa. Jersey Baptist SUNDAY Schools ~ oe Tss Rev p
tn. Gruve-s.ivst biP Church In ersez ~ .ermor AZ
e.book Of Pss~-.on ri p,esh the opens Ss,iyer.a nv
oc,nck a ir the evening sderssss ~ Won RoIir 40
tie Rev. II. c Fish Of kevSt sne m e. session ty Ire
Res D. r. NOM r Hsv.A Si Mr. Ban ~ ''"'
kokee-
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.r7cstiDg Rowland alias Murray. As tie cHi,x sp-
preached The house be observed Rowland ru, in,o h
frc.t door snd thence Up stairs. Officer rdaer wso
was accompanied by too Of the Brooklyn officers,
demanded admit anoe to tie house and room Of Row
land, bat were repulsed BY the inmates ard KEEP, ic
waiting nearly two hours after which they effected 81
entrance and secured the accused whom they brought
to the city. The magistrate held Rowland ais,
Murray 70 bail to answer the charge The sccu.ed Is
A years Of age, was born on hong Island and denies
the charge.
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mosMCUfH COUNTY CouRrs-ruestsy. Oct Is ie"'

To-day was the day fiIed upon BY TIE Cosr y ~
..ssiuf .sDruoe opo1 james p. Dsn1slJ. oels'. ~
nurstr Of Albert s. Mosss Of the Hsnsrd 90 ss.s1 -
sss-s o. pr.oser antu rhsr..j o. iIs - sssssss - -
al Tyr shsra u, rEeiy N toos TIE mo ~ 100 -