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HtOifaI,
lFHE WASHINGTON REMEDIES.
prprTu VrcrraurE

WASHINGTON REMEDIES.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
THRsE Reme-is Curing tse bdsf persud they hav
Il tsen before ne public. have succeeded in winning
their way into uEiversal accepiau u. s0me0 ne most
ramarkaoie cures ever Effected through the agency q
Medicine have been made b. Their rse-casea given up
a. incuraoie b. the most eminent Of IN medical. faculty.
The Washingica Remedies are four in number, viz.
The Washington Purifier,
Used IN correction With
The Washington saIVe,
WIN Effect radical cures IN all the worst forms Of ne
folioWi 3 diseases.
ScrofuiA. Lsproey.
SAT- Rheum, &c IVY,
Syrhlls, Bone Felon,
Scald Head, Tetier worm.
Itch Rinz Worn.
Old Sores, 9~crofuion- Ulcers,
Whitlee, kercuraI Diseases,
P-s, krysipeias,
Flstuia, Carbuncles.
Mango, Cu.zneous E~ruptiong,
Bola.
And diseases arising from impurities Of The blood.
The Washingt0D Purder acts with great force On an
diseases or irregularities o. the Liver, Kidneys OF
Bowels.
The Washington Rheumatic Remedies,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL,
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O06.aEl,R So

CMIrH. cnoPER = Co. ~ Fr.nt STREE, Ssv York,
- nd IS rchoupstouias sfrsst Nv Orssts, manrfae-
t7rsrs Of Cordaes. 0akun, "a, oar Tor sale . ful a.
so~tnsnt o. Manila lad TarHi Eeps Navy 4d Ek-A
osEsa, d.lissgsha Nv Tssfg NeT csss1a
nrf&e1
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Rich,s Safes Tested.

THB numerous parties who have purchased frOm %
Il RICH'S SAFBs, made b. stearns a Marvin are na-
turally interested in every result testing their IRE proof
qualities. We THEREFOR invite such, a. well a. the pub
ic generally, 10 an inspection o. Ar. s. hcAenns' SAFE
- taken from the ruins Of his store, Consumed THURSDAY
morning. June i8.
AIfhsugh the books and other valuabies were removed
from the safe previous 10 ns abandoument 70 The burn-
ing building yet The feW loose papers LETT In H. and The
unhArmed ami perfect cordition o. The interior, as salts
factorly establish its superior Fire-Proof qualities a.
though the beoks had been allowed 70 remain
TIE Safe referred 70 NAY be seen on The side walk, IN
front Of our stores, Nos. - md u Front Row Memphis
Us daw LOWNES, ORGILL h co.
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LOOK HERE

DESIGNING 70 improve another lot imme-
-ssa diatey. I viii sci ny present residence % .
HI puncfuzi purchaser on good terms II comprises
Ut a. acres, Is comfortably Improved and unqnes-
fionshlv one Of The most beautiful and most healthy sites
II the vicinity Of Memphis.
EuI6 Il VIZ < POSTUM
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0o0 PIECES Ksntucky Bsrslnsi
OUO 100 cola Rope;
10 hri~z Twin-t
surrr. Coeee. Molassss, Nails. star and Sperm esn-
aIss soap. Tubacco. whisky, Brandy, Wins, Porter, Ale,
/ Ci<srs. Fasks, wash Boards. H1nrls Cordass. Pepper,
splo. Ginger. Soda. Tea1. Fidues. O7ster4 S1rdines
Nazf1rd, CafEaps, az az 1thE aEidet gse.AI kspt -
GDcsrr Nsrfs1rs, D =. tOWNssGut
s4ihta ch rad ~ Fnai eas,
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nIssOLuTInN

ON the LIST June, 1885, the hrm heretofore existing b
tween P. n. CLARK and A G. WURZACH was dis
solved By mutual consent. p. II. Clark Is charged viii
the settlement ct the business Of the late arm OF ?. q
CLARK 4 %. p. Il. LARK.
A. Q. WURZBACH.
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FL CARD.
DIR NEW FIRM.

It afords ne pleasure to announce 70 my friends and
the public that ] have associated with ne my former
partner, JAS. s. ILKIN and my ven-known assis-
tant, II HILL, under the familiar style % p. n.
CLARK h co.
z The new hrm vii start with an enicent force IN can
mechanical branch, the watch epartmentbeing under the
Supervision OF Mr.. wilkins.
Sto tfril at all times Of the latest fashions, and prices
ss los % The sSmc quality and style Of goods can be pur-
chased IN PHILADELPHIA or New York.
am thankful for the liberal patronage extended 70 me
during ny fifteen years. residence In Memphis, snd my
ain viii be to merit Its oOntnrAnoe.
=. Il. LARK.
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Corner OF Maln aud AuHlns StE0sts
KENPHIs, TENN.
This Eous L sftuzied In TIE esntre q busines4 e1c
IA nov finished and II conplsre c7der. ne fIoFrietor
5,sdzss hinaH Il saal not b Surpassed b LT Eo1ss %
he sonffwest
Bslag r.tsfni FOR ths vsy uberA petfoa9ss nea.oese
an hmf r. ihs iasttpo gsaTs. ~ kopss ~ : arect rtAr
go = curiGtsE a msfft 4 cunltrraeee 2. tee.-na
Sr-r AZ Eoa1aA1. n7cfisHs
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IEhifeR River Farm for sale.

We wish 10 sen 1870 acres o. choice -
60 T.nS. vita $50 acres N cultivation.
mere are two good D Eelir 6, two Sn
lL Houses, nfssn EegrOes Cabins ane ouaeI :.
~---HousrF. plenty Of f~reesf0ns water ms tFa. =
ME. f-om ne mouth. and one and a half rcm ll14A
NJ wbicb h psviRable 81 au times 70 the river.
4. G. al JACKSON
valley Grsve, Munroe coanty- AK
Reierto & II. Ap7erson &Co. 1sSe
~ Chsriestoa Mercury copy two months, Anassn
Cont a Z n A Elo-
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

] HAVE for sale nine acres Of nne LAND SIX
&huated On she Nemnhis AID Charleston kailroAdi
80 Eheut two miles and a half from Cour SQUARE
Those cesirinE cheap property en- easy terms,
WI consult their interest IN zppying early 70
G. G. WHITE,
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Rfal estate.


orFER for sale ny P~lEntsiion IN Madison
onrish. Iouisia1a- The trs1 cqnsistf = ioss
u 10 nituased On th- Iensas river. Ana
- r.-f.burr Railroad runs alopg he ncrthern -
h,-rdau Tha-e Il . depot Or the piaoe. and q piahtsr
- ehn any car u the rear D. railroad, Or ~ mss
-s---f1.l urvirsuyu. he ian1 Is levd fer-
tlifvos which IL too vel known % require ccmmenL
md : bale % one and half q ootfon 70 ne Arcn 41se-
cw9 The place "a provided via . gooc owelAns al
for.e uitb four stands, cisternE, &C On the paoe sre
-, hnndred acres O. virgin cypress, which WI psg ne
prios q the place II saUer Up VII seitne aoees
= $40 rer acre $40 600 cssh. the remainder ID q re
erasi PAYMENTS, with Interest, n1esl PRYOR e re Is q
IrnuzrV next. II not sod before thsf tine ! areiue
ceiling At al. To perEcas working . Duno,r OF nAhos =
Il -ere chance. as VII lands, ever. are selling srouna y
at so 20 $50 per acrs There are on II ms sesl 80
&c - Il cotton and $50 In corn seven huhor11Nr
cEn b. put IN uext season,
Persou wishing to become TIE cTne OF IT 49,
ousstet 20 cal on G. b. LOCKS Auctianeer and he4i
siss. Miss. JAMES ; PhAOOOAb, y
sa-Fr anufm
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Valuable Plantation for

ATERY valuable Plantation, frcuu 3 % ~.
Mississippi river two miles, containing ~
- scres-5O0 acres in due state % cuNVaiions an
400 acres more three years deacened havlhe .
ne iup-ovsmeuts necessary, OF the best eharaoter-he-
ro cabins. framed, with brick chinneEs-
Pnoe, SO per acre one-thiu cash oe.An@
tereft. Apply 70 OANH
ePrq-tF
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NiM0Ee Numbers!
6.496 Prizes ::
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
FACE SATURDAY. IN ocroBER
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS 90
Quarters, 80 so.
M Ak nE THE LOTTERY.

- VI
ne Numbers rom 1 to 50 OOe, correspondent with these
Numbers on the Tickets printed on separste alps Of pa
per, are eaarolsd with small tin tubes and placed IN one
ne nrst as7 Prisss. similarly printed and sncirced, are
PLACID IN atOfher wheel.
NJ wheels are then revoIved, and a number Is drawn
from the vheei Of numbers. and 81 The sane tine Prize
ia drawn from the other Wheel. ne Number and Pm
drawn out are opened and exhibited TO The andienoe. Ane
regist red BY the Commissioners the Prize being plasee
against the Number drawn This operation Is repee.eu
unuI all the Prizes arr drawn out
APPROPRIATIONS PRILEs.-The twopreceding Andtne
two succeeding Numbers 70 te9ss erarine tne 49,
For example: n Ticket No 1850 draws n $50 go Prize
tbos- Tfca cts numbered II24s 1929, 1881, 1929, vii
each Be entitled 20 $500. II Ticket No. $50 drsSs m
ass Ooo Prize. those Tickets numbered SIS, SIS, b5i, so
yin each be entitled 70 500, and 80 on according to th'
above scheme.
~ The , 900 Prizes Of SO VIII be determined By "a
last agure Of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For eTsmple, IL the Numbers drawing $4,000 Prize end
Uith No. /. then all the Tickets where the number endi
in l viii be entitled 70 SO II the Numoer enos w
No. 2. then al the Tickets where the number ends IN ;
vii Be entitled 10 $40, and 50 on too.
Certificates Of PACKAGES WILDE sold At the following
o~eriaeate OF Psoksge Of 10 Whole Tiokets.......-sso o
a. {" 0HGlf ........ 20 o
a. 10 Quarter " 1900. 90 o
&c 90 10 Eighth " ........ 10 y
In ordering Tickets OF Certificates, enclose the none,
70 our address for tbs Tickets ordered, on receipto Of whicl
they win be forwarded By nrst NAL. Purchasers Cal
have Tickets ending in any dgure they may designate.
ne list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be toward
I'd 10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchaser wiz please write their signatures plain, an
give their Post once, County and state.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and payaoi
In fun without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 1000 and under, paid immediAtsf
afte1 he drazing-other Prizes 81 he usual time o
thirty days.
~ All communications strictly confidential.
Iddress orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Psckagest
s.. SWAN 4 co, Atlanta, Ga.
r. Persons residing near MONTGOMERY, Ala or AT
ant. Ca. can hAv. thtir order filed, and fEve tims
bv address, z S. swan & Co. at either OF those cities.
~ A list Of the numbers that are drawn from IN
wheel. with the amount or the prize that each one Is en-
titled 10. will Be published after every drawing IN the FOL
Lowing papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile REGISTER
I Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntrli
/ enoer, New York ", ekiy Day BooE. Savannah hornin
News, Richmend Dispsth, New York Dispatch, an
P.rlding mss Clarion. ssp27
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Carriage 3tpositOrlrs.
Carriage FaCtOrV,

TINE undersigned have opened a Carriage Factory en-
Second street, betWeen washington and Adams
streets, where they are prepared TO Aanufacture and Re
pair Carriages Al 1.-THE shortest notice Al E1rE done oy
tbem vii Be- guaranteed, and = share Of public patrcnsgs
i.nSIr L RHRR 4 Q o
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NEW FIRM.

ne snbscribers hsVe ass0ciated themselves toEethei
under the arm Of ?. T. CLARK & co.
P.H CLARK
Jas. s. K
THOS- HILL.
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Rotanico Medical Colege.

BoGau1cO h6O1CcA OOA&CSO-
nHR twelfth Aunnai Coarse Of Lec'ues z this Vel
.stshiieaed Reformei Medical eaneEe, gll commerce
= a. FIRST MOSDAY n NOVEMBER, 1871 and III
cousinue sixteen Y eEs
1---.rztu.. al extensive anatomical All Fath9loEicA
v.-@em. and the long and successful eNprreuU p
I'm eo-ns on Professors, viii insure liberal and eompre-
hensfvF medical cducsfion-
FECULTF-
c. " MORROW, X D. Professor Of Anatomy ana
p saEIToN, n. D, Professor Of Theory and PSso-
sP curLER, N. D, Professor Of Chemistry and Kssi-
u9rs arfS- NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
eases Of women and Chuiren-
PnhrmEcY- ~
T O. GAYLK, n D, Professor o. Institutes ane frAS
tice OF Surgery go M
Tscfets ~ -
Hafrfeulaiidn -
r nduntion
aSd-.es T c. CALLS,
i Dean Of tn Fscuity.
-.a -.,, JrIvs 1887 " dSEtm
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ALDOJ
Casters, Silver and Plated ware, Frat Baskets, Spoons,
Knives and F0rkss
Aooordeols. Futnas. Pclka's Cutisyi
Tog ther " "a a larce and vaTi'd assortment Of MOTIONS
OF very description All Of which, I shall continue %
sen at IS per cent less than any other house IA the city.
Watcnts caref1ny repaired and Warra-ted.
All kinds Of Gold and silver work manufactured 70 or
der
Masonic Jewels and Jewelry On hard and made 70 order.
THoS. J HARRIS,
AtG. B. Locke's sslesroom. 2s2 Main street,
sep6 Memphis. Tenn.
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INDUSTRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC XNTELLI-
GENCE.

CAyRyDY's TRiPop FOR ZENITH OBsERyArIoSs.-
To determine the position of ship ct it has hereto
fore usually been requisite that the should be vsi-
bic, and the horizon unobscured. 1t happens some-
times. however that while the sun can be distinctly
seen overhead the horizon is obscured by foss, and
then only an imperfect observation can be taken by
means of an artificial horizon, formed by bucket OF
water Navigators have long been satisfied that this
difficulty could be overcomoi an instrument were dis
covered to determine the zenith The Equatorial
Circle divided into four parts Of go each, which
the distance between the zenith aud the horizon. To
take solar observation Las been necessary to brios
the sun, at roon by reflection to the horizon, when
the hight Of the sun above the horizon Is read on te
scale by the aid Of verner In the absence Oh nor
lion by obsuration, an observa might be optan'd
with equs facility by bringing the sunto the zenith but
heretofore in the absence Of proper Instruments tne
exa, situation of the zenith could not be determned
and. in consequence much loss of life and property
has been the result Captaia Edward Cavendy oil the
United States steamship Washington claims TO nave
invented en- instrument for zenith observations, "
which he has given the title which heads tbs aFcc
On Saturday at his invitation, number OF naulicai
mer made trip to Sandy Hook on the Ses'nooa'
Ma1eppa, Tor the purpose OF testing the u.s.
The tripod is long, cone'shaped tuoe, ~
pended that its smaller end points u the zehi'n'
It's base, 10 which the requisite weight IS a''a"eu
poin,s to the deck The orifce in the fman emu CO.
tains glass of the diameter of dime 'u'' "ni0
the glass are two crossed wires, and below are siae
openings to admit light to the lower part Oh Tue 'aoS
This tube is suspended swivsls, SO as 70 eupw :"
swing and thus remain constantly vertical ne oo'
server seats himself underneath this tube, se1'ant IN
hand and brings the reflection Of the SUE exactly 70
the center Of the crossed wires in the small opening
Of the tube. This he can do only when the ins'fu'
men. hangs perfectly perpendicular and the distance
of the sun from the zenith may be read on the scale
Capt. Cayeudy has added to this instrument an oohque
mirror attached to the base OF the tuoe when oos
a,es til. necessity for srainrg the neck to look io'
the zenith through the tube. The instrument Wa
tried yesterday BY all of the shpma.teI' on board
ard pronounced a great success. 1t was tested eY
horizon observations AID the result OF the casu,s'
tons made BY both processes gave the position Of the
ve,s., within less than two miles OF the true one-a de-
gree Of accuracy said to b quite unusual
A meeting Of ship-o~ne,s AMI NAUTICAL ssrtemeT
present. va organized, and resolutions highly com.
n.pd.,o,y Of Capt. Cavendy's inventor were passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

Supply OF WATER The Water Commissioners Of
Jersey City signed the contract for supply Of" pure
and wholesome water" to Hoboken, from the Jersey
City Water Works; and, Friday evening last, the
Hoboken Water Commissioners held meeting and
ratified and signed the contract 1t bears the sigma
ture Of Charles Fink President Of the Board Of Water
Commissioners of Jersey City, and Of Edmund Charles
President Of the Hoboken Board Of Water Commis.
sioners. The arrangement will be highly sdvants-
peous to jersey City and Of great benefit to HobOkeD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

CoLoRID CAMP MEETING NEAR FLusHIsG.-TheA At
rcan Methodist Episcopsl Churches under the pastoral
charge Of the Rev. VIM. Moore, Bethel Church, NY;
the Rev. A. C. Cnppen, Brooklyn; the Rev. J. N.
Williams, Flushing Circuit; the Rev. L. Patterson,
Huntington Circuit; the Rev. W. Ii. Ross, Newark,
N.J; the Rev. W. N. Watson, New-York Circuit;
the Rev. J.R. V. Thomas, Morristown, N. and
the Rev. j. Hamilton OF WILLIAMSBURG, will to.mor'
row Sept y commence holding camp meeting IN
Herrimans Woods, about two miles south Of the vii
lage Of Flushing, L. /.
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VIFE-KILLING AND SUICIDE.
Corrs,pspdence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

CorretpsDdencc OF The n. 7. Tribune.
SToyIsGroS, Conn.,, Aug. %, 1857
A poor, dissipated wretch, named Charles Babcock,
residing at Westerly X. l., this afternoon at about
o'clock, killed bis wife with common weOd'ax. Be-
ing seen by his neighbors, lie rushed out AID cut bis
throat, expiring almost instantaneously. 1t said
that Babcock had served term in the State Prison,
At Weathersfeld Conn. He was in the prime OF life,
shout 10 years Of age. 1t is not known whether he
leaves any children.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-Th GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, meeting the Atlantic cities wits
Western Norihw AVID Southwestern States BY con-
EDuous Railway direct This Road also connects al Pi'ssub
with daily line OF Steamers % all ports in the Westera REeTs
and at Ceyelsad and Ssndn,ky with steamers to all ports
The Northwestern LEkci making the NEST direct, cheaEest
snd reliable route by which FREIGHT be i..wsrded "a
ard from the Greet West.
RATES BETN ZEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH
yPsT CLASS Boots, Shoes, Hat. and Caps, .....
r. IN ~. any L.i,.I T.s,h.,. TH1s e 100 10.
gEcogp CLAss.-Doncstio Si.eetips, Shifting and
ckirg lin original bscsl Drugs (u cssks Hard. 6ocea,s
wave Leather u rolls boIcs) Wool ard sheep LOO 70.
Pelfs Eastward,
fEIRp CIAss-AnIi' s'rrL ,I4hs W. ,a't'h }5Ooen;.S
Tobacco ulaDutsSuTet, except Cigars o! eut, Sc.)
Pork lin c.sls or boxes Eastward Lard and ~ c-ntsp
Lard OH Nails Soda Ash, German Clay TAI ho y
Pitch, RoSn, &c.....-'.; 1900; ''''''''''''''''
fLovs-Al y Dbl urtil & rther notice.
;p,N-5a cent ~ lg1 % until further notice
CoTToN-s2% bale no; EXCEEDING $40 weight unu 'a'ss
In sbppns Good. from point east Of PhH.ds pb psS
a,r MAJ lie pelsse Via Pesnsy vsniA Railroad Az
Goa, consigned 70 The Agent. Of this Road a. PHsdoPss Of
fitt,Lursh viii be fora srGtd without detention
TsrIcHr AGrxTs-lIsuis Womlsy Co Nenrn" rem !
r. sass 4 Co. St Loas; j. s. Mitchell Son. G'sssyaas
md DsunsspB Bell CO., and Carer Jewc,l Loas".s
irwin Co Cincinnati; NJ w. Graham Co, IsnrsVise
Lceoh Co. No. - KIhy st. Bo.ton Ie-ch Coz 70
2Astor HOUSE. w.York, ard No. Wniismst, NtwI Oh
j. sn.eder, Phlad, .phis; hAsrw Rooms, sIiim0'e'
SEQ. c. FrbuciscUs Pittsburgh. ,,
" ". HOUSTON, General Freight Afsn. rbnscc'pnia
II. }. L0HBAkRT. Superintendent, Altoona "a
My 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

EXCURSION OF YousG AMERICA ENGINE COMPANY
OF FLUsHlsG.-Young America Engine Company No.
of Flushing L. l., go on moonlight excursion this
evening to City Island, and expect to have good
time" Of it. They have chartered the steamboat
Enoch Dean for the occasion, and are TO be accom-
panied BY Shelton Band.
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Aleoifal.

CAyDS' SARSAPARlLLA--In this preparation
- We al he reo vo properties Of the root comb aed
sted ~ al thry ell liz gy
,csor.sj - in cs'es q La, Complaint sa
Rb 70 ,spp,. and 1-.rai dso ty with teE ed
a. speedily tbc bod restores 70 the stc;nscb
10 tone and It with hsstf 10y e M oTasr'
1aton. Prepared and sod =, a. u u SANDS nr'ssTs
Nc ,s yu!, y 81 HeN II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

CHURCH Opening. The Methodist Church In
Hoboken, which has been closed for few weeks
past for repairs and improvements, was reopened Tor
religious worship yesterday, which occasion services
were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Van Horne Of Jersey
City, who preached at 10 O'Clock .. m. and O'Clock
d. m,
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The FERRY BoArs.-The fery.boat Hudson 70.
sumed her place on the ferry on Saturday morning.
having been overhauled newly painted, caalked end
coppered. The boat ID. S. Gregory is undergoing
similar repairs. These boats will be lighted with gas
az coon as preparations made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

Hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-EromM Va,
Is, 1887 ts,rs viii lesvr CtspbeTs. q, .f,n -
As. tras,. n and SIS M Albsay Passenger tIsils
~ PcaxhkserSIe IN srG spJ ma h. P..s.h
Is Soeshtespse, feelstB sid So sEs ter. 10 q
sso1iS I1sscLsc ;aAoa ~ Ct-mbeys .E.G &lIs
~ Loc SlfF;s TrsjJs Ef Eew;crk KAYE fpy al /. IS
- W. ~ hnsf and 4 ttnY y &. ~ tad % q
- iie 7~yn A. D. ss!fB, fpIcirtiSsrN
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The trains on the New-York and Erie Railroad are
required by Mr. Moran the new President Of the Com
pany to stop upon approaching the train bridges over
the Hackepsack and Passaic Rivers to see they are
in proper condition, to prevent disaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
evening.

BurGLARrEs AND ARREsTs.-SeveAl burgarse
have recently occurred In Morrist0wn, Boonton, Csd
we'll and Mendham, N. j. Suspicion resting upon
two Young men in Morristown named John Perrine
and John Leonard, they have been arrested and, 81
ter an examination, were committed to answer the
lharQe of burglary.
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or BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

II PORT and FALL RIVER.-The .plonded and ,upsrios
METROPOLIS CAPT Brown leaves New.f ok every
TUESDAY, TN NSDAY aud SATURDAY, a. o'clock m !
aud the FMPlRE STATE Capt Brsyton, leaves Newro;s
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 81 o,oioes
I'm from fcr No SNR the Battery both touching a.
Newport each way.
Hereafter Will be REGARDED secured any sppr
cent urti re sane tiIdl have beer Paid FOX
Freight Boston through with great dispatch
BY a. Ia press FTeieh; Train
MM BORDEN Ak.n, Nos. 10 sud II We.t.r.
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QUEENS COUNTY TEMPERANCE CosvEsTIos.-This
Convention assemblies at Jamaica THE afternoon The
proceedings are expected to be Of an extremely in.
teresting character.
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