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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

All of Joseph Burnett Co.'s preparations are kept
for sale by j. O. Hill, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Build
ing, Worcester.
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ORIENTAL TOOTH wAsH-Prepared by Joseph Burnett
l. Co., Boston, fol sale by J. Q Hill
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SPRING AND SUMNER
o L o IT II I N G. ]!
Ever exhibited in this City
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ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCHASING, WILL FIND IT MUCH TO THEIR
Advantage TO Examine
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST.
And dealer in cold pats AID Foil Mineral Teeth and
D ntal Findings Also Manufacturer Of Soda Water and
syrups. 49,
B Physiclans Prescriptions carefully prepared
om the pest medicines. dtf 1875
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CHAPIN & DADM

o. III. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR AT Law,
No 8, Brinley Hall,
mh2l dtt Worcester, Mass.
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No, Lincoln House Block.
aoOQ DIT
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ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW,
Nos. a Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
HENRY CHAPiN, APPLETON DADMUE.
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Bnl ne.t,s Preparations.

'FLoRIAEL." new and exquisite perfume for the
handkerchief prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston,
for sale by ]. Q. Hill
"RuRNErT's CocoANE"-au admirable preparation for
the hair, prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston, for
sale by j. @. Hill.
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Q. n. CUNHMAN

IEdCHEh OF THE PIANO FOhIb3
Room IN connection with A. MARsH's Music Store
No. American House Block, Worcester.
o8dtf
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Our Stock of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete. in all its
EndIess Variety!
And feel assured that by continued attention to the
wants of each aud all customers, We shall merit a
share Of public patronage heretofore literally bestoW-
ed,
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L. b NICHOLS. M, D..
HON EoPATHIO PHYBIO1AN
oPPioE AND RESIDENCE 1l2 MAN 81. 0FFIoE norRs
PROM / TO Q, AND TO . o'cLooK P. M
Worcester, Oct. 40, 1863.
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B. A. HARRINGTON HAS 1T.

DR.. BARRoN's Humor Syrup cures all Humors and
Dyspepsia d5mA my29
Removable Al. ULAkKE has removed his resi-
dence from No Chestnut street, and his office from No
Elm street, to No. Chestnut street. near the head Of
Pearl street. Office hours from 2 10 4 and 10 n M
ivI7
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CITY SECTIONS,
Wholesale md Retail dealersn O0FRINs and OAsK Eta
Of all kinds, Co6H Plates, Grave Clothes, &C.,
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LOCAL NEA 5

The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS met in this city,
yesterday, in compliance with the statute, to pro
coed in the work of districtng the county for rep
resentatives to the General Court, according to
the provisions of the recently adopted cOnstitu-
tional amendment but owing to not having re-
ceved the requisite papers from the Secretary o.
State, notifying them of the doings of the Legis.
lature in the matter Of the apportionment, they
were unable to transact any business. They meet
again this morning, in expectancy of receiving
the requisite papers by this mornings mail.
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 1Ie Main street, Worcester.
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.,
we have LARGE ASSORTMENT Of choice styles o
COaIingS. Vestings, and Pant Goods,
which will be male to Ter in the Best Style, at the
Shortest Notice, and at the
Low EST p ICESI
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LARGEST AND MOST EXCELLENT STOCK
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BUSH & co. HAVE IT,
CHARLES CLARKE HAsIT.
CHARLES SIBLEY HAS 1T,
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an experienced and very successful Movie has removed
from NO. IA Nawbury street No. 81 Mechanic street,
az the head of UDion street Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children.
ivlT ar
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DIE d.

BtTTEKOFFER-At Faiimount, on Monday, Oct u WIN.
Buttekofer
CREvELING-rn this city. en- Monday Oct 70 at the resi-
derce Of his parents No 100 Greenwich Of Group,
William Ausustus sou Of T. W. and ~ Cieyeliug aged
yeai months and days.
COOMBS-At No. 43t Adeph street, Brooklyn, Tuesday
nornpg Oct 49, JUL. Amelia elee't d.nsr.-s oil ih'ma'
and Ann EIzs beth Coombs, aged years and IL days
COPLIFS-Ou Wednesday morning Oct. a. Marsrette j.,
wifi, of Edmund w. Cores. of this city. aged % years
Her rtmAns will be tshen TO Shrewsbury N The stan
morning ., g. O'Clock TIE friends f toe family are invited
to attend her flLes at the residence of Hubbard Cories
Shrewsbury, without further n'tice
DEZENDoRF-A, Newburab, N. Y, Miss Mary De,endort
'aaed 45 years.
EBBETS-Un Tuesday morn ina Oct IS Daniel J the be-
loved cor OF Edwsrd aud Ellie Ebbts AGED % years
HAMILToN-At New Br hton, Staten Issnd, Oh Toe'da,
morning Oct 49, Edgar Douglas Cydesd.e youngest son O.
Charles Kennedy and Marguerite Magee Hamilton
HARvFY-At No Is Little street Brooklyn, on Tuesday
Oct g. Barbara wife Of Henry Harvey In toe "n year ''
her sgt.
MAYSE-In Brooklyn on Monday, Oct. II. John France
Msyre q !o'ph and Csthsrine Mayne aged years.
MOI til, and q days.
ScINERNEY-At No 1871 South street, on Monday Oct Il
Ellen McIrepey, in the 6Oth year OF her age
ROBERTSHAw-At the Mansion House, Brooklyn on tues,
cay Oct IS George Robertshsw, Of Cincinnati age" yS
snd months.
RUTGERS-In this city on Monday. Oct. II, Nicholas o..
Rutgers, N the 9Th yesr of lis age.
sTORER-At Toepyile Staten Island on ruescay We. 10
Abraham s.Ofer after short aid severe Illness aseS
sHFTTON-At spencerown Columbia Co. n T.. on Sunday
Oct IL Deacon jcsish shelton the et year OF his ase
UNDERBILL-ln Brooklyn o Fourth Day 1--WE ine.d,yl'
10th onh (Oct l4) Of correction Of the lunts ehao u
derb widow Of AdoIsh ULderh in the o''n year OIL Her
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 aend me
funeral sh tn Ds, the 10Th inst. R ,as .
meeting house. in scheIuernorn street. near Doe'u' ~
o'clock p. m, without further invitation -
WEECKs-In this city, on Wednesday, Oct 10 hooet'
Weeks aged 81 years.
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rss recovered frn the fec, tie blow n fond his
rcs !, the cham rf=nsned fs.'e.od 70 h,sv
Upat oro,se IGaic sn1 Of th. w-cs, by AR e srsaoe.
e. Sef-use be coBfesseo h,gi,S sryat . si,s, q
he .saa arrested the ,eai tat ia his cpiaioa
,bs conps-t sor'e whs in liquor Ferreseo We,
lei ~ b. rtoEicsos the uish in question h-b sc.
.sd.d enveorirg bis testimony in some plausible contra
offer Johniob oorohcrated F.raeser. testimony On tie
that the accused vated .ids by eide Of abou
the sre'ud persons vr''s observed ,pp~areJ
s..as of he sfrsy aud found F-rieeu lust tom
the errurd nedst.ly ser .esrch Tor ID, par-ie
70 wsnh wa. found either On Se .sd We
vi.re about the grcu8d wbsre the satsy took place
c.r addressed tire Jury IN behalf IT the sccnsed in
i, cer us spd very animated speech The coun. dx,. At
the night in question urged bis ina5lt
accused 10 decide whether they his wh
on not s,o on fact that the could nowh-rr b.
Supd immediately the alleged robbery aud .hs stronx
sspmroD The eoaP.s5n. w e.. 1.'a,sed that be bad
The Asssn. DisictAtorpey aeo ed ,dire,us the Jarv
on, reoe..rsit The Court then addressed them brief
when the Juy retired for elaboration A.r an absence Of
twenty minutes they returned announcing verdict Of
Samuel Doyle was then placed upon trial. indicted
I ,Is On s &. h ausa Ms'so Mos
large q purely ..;in was
oSfi nth Court to sen the crime upon him The Dis
abandoned the for the aud
Jpry returpea merely formal verdict Of Not guilty"
David Hem. seey tried for petit larceny, 10
The evidence of,he DEFENDANTS guilt very direct aud beE
TIE jury at him, and be Peni
Tertiary for six months.
Michael Carroll coored, vas then placed on trial for
receiving piece n Six knowing 70 have heen stolen The
case just been opened when the Court ed
the Court adjourned tilt 20 morning at III Cc)ck
After tire &C joupment the Recorder remained noon
the bench 10 the .tion set down fr o'clock
this afternoon Of James Gordon BeuLe proprietor Of The
Np Yors Herald upon warrant issued by his Honr yester
dsy ouing the complaint of Daniel Sckes for alleged
Iitel.
Soon ser'he appointed time ~ the putes % taa action
But all expectations Of spicy c5nc out 20 hght
by the that Mr. Bennett waived his rght %
preliminary exsmstion and offered At give bonds
his appearance the chge Of libel The Recorder d.
ectsd bail b. given ip the Of 900 aud James Con-
ner tJpe-founder, became Mr. Benn-tt's b1udsm.u Mr
Graham avoid future Observation-Disclosures asked Mr. Field
whether the defendant elected tried the General
Special s.'icn', which Mr. Field a. one replied At the
Recorder being then disposed Of all the parties Dispersed
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MARRIED..

COMBS this city, on Tuesday mornnr Oct r.
by J. Sawyer al the residence at the brides
fscr James De Mott Coobs Of Hampstead Long ,lsnc 10
Helen Martin ofthis city
Poua keepsie. N. Y. on Tuesday.
Oct 49, By the W. l.. Peck George Forbes 20 Sloh A,
youngest daughter of The late W. johnson, OF N'wfork
HOWFJL-GOLDER-On Tuesday afternoon. Oct. l3 at
O'clock the FORK street M Church, By tHe Rsy MI
Kelsey Charles N, sn # james Hogol ST esq TO Mary
Brooklyn
NOORF-HOBBSOn Tuesday Oct 10, at st Johus Church.
Yonters by the Rev A. y. Carter. Samuel Moore. a
EewYork to Caroline Frances daughter of j. Hobbs,
Ct Yoi ker,
sTAELEY-CRFVIT-On "wednesday, Oct. II at the RESI-
of the brides par, by the Rev Thomas Arma
NJ C. Stanley TO Emma Z. Creyit all Ct NeVYork
VAN EPPS-PIER-On Thursday Oct at the residence Of
Ire brides father BY the Rev a. Fletcher late missionary
at Ce,lon Mr. C Van Epps recently Of the Lsde. Ms
sion New.Yor TO Miss Maria Pier, eldest daughter OF
William Z. Pier esq 81 Pontiac, Mich
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COURT CALENpAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CiRcUIT-PART I.-NOs. Z no.
is s5 1878 I7s is7 IS3 1884, is7 Iss 100 49,, ls 1872
1885, PART II Nos 1919 1867 1913, 1885, $780, 1891, see
1894 1875 1896. 1884, 1893 I6 0 1901
TMreCouRT-SrEcrAL TERM Nos I67 l29,
III 80 va IL S. 81 g. &c. ll6 l22 las ft l4S 49, l's, Ill
1876 26S 27e.
CoURr OF CoMMoS PLEAs-PsRr Judge Da'y.
Nos 1887 1888 1889 $780, 1891. 1862 1885, 1924 1895, 1885,
1891 Hss IG99 l7cO ls4i PARr II-Judse Ingisham N a.
1870 1911 6 1918 1871 1914. 1915 1876 1913 1919, 1880
1854 1868 1885, 1888 80 49, 49,.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Nos Ago, AGA f66
467 1ee 4Ta al l7i as All Az 49, 1872 49, i8 1876 .
488 4ee 800 49, 49, 49, 47 s8 i99 COL sO2 3 5i SOS
5f6 81 a8, o. 9. $40. 81. l89, 965 s73
BRooKIyE CITY CoURT CALENDAR Noe. 81, 81
slsS a. S. So A. A. IS A. 46 n So ST. S. 81 s. ST. So
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BROOM YIN ITEMS.

Attention is called to the advertisement Of the Mass
Meeting to be held this evening a. the Breok'yo
Museum by the Rocky Moustan Republican Cub
They promise revival Of the good old times of 1885,
when they made the welkin ring with shouts f,r
" Free Speech, Free SOIL Free Men and Fremont"
ard being young mep as well as rather numerous, we
think we can safely recommend Gil persons suffer
ing under depression Of spirits to be pesent possible
on that occasion. Horace Greeley aud Judge Culver
will address the meeting.
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Ftr.n Dr.n ~ rae Brncry CrT.-A man named

rCtSD DEAD IN IHE Di H"ka VI "a III III IN ueu
John Kemp, blacksmith employed upon the Bergen Tanr'
tesd in the deep cut Of the ~Jer-y IA road
through Hill yesterday morning wound was iouud
upon sde Of his head and face and sse upon one thgh
A. fs tbere were suspicious that be bad his death b.
violence Coroner George De Mott Of Hudson City sum
and held inquest at the conclusion Of which
the Jury dered verdict that be to h death BY walk
ing Of IN the cut while in state Of ntoxicaon The last
seen appeared bv the evidence between the
hours 81 and 10 Tuesday evening. at puhcho on
fer from where the body found Kemp
yesr Of ard native of Com gall Eugsnd
he has wife ard four chdrenI ng lie had ~ in thi'
urusut for him nsoxcs,ei that he neray
scN- ID 81 A ms
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NEWrJERS.EY ITEMS.

THK NEWARK CRY ELEoTIoS.-The Charter E'ec.
ton in the City of Newark was held On Tuesday, aud
resulted in the success Of the whale Democratic city
ticket by large plurality There were three hcke's
in The field. For members Of the Common CoutciI
the Democrats have elected their candidates 10 AID
out Of the II Wards. Mayor Bigelow is reelected
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THE PASIc WORKING FOR UNCLE SAN Inc
Ty,top Tye d,yioaa saw, that United recruitn
ht:or II that city is doing oshing business at this ur
Large numbers Of enlsting into nce I'm service
who doubs CO nser The Gil per mouth pay and found
better than living hope work without pay or no ~osk
ter as Il an who generally join the who viii
be sd 70 eus, nov IS Alternative 10 beggay starvation
next Winter. Trenton STATE Gazette, lSth
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Advertisement
A CARD FROM THE EyLRErT Hot Sc.

AZ The Everett Fopse tuop hss bsen snong the
principal hotels share the prosperity OF The city
end country 30 It determined ia order 70 show Us sympathy
with The toe m-s % be the first - 10 the
prevailing sdvery Grsefr for the pss and confirmed
fopsse oft prbc therefore the opretor takes this
tsry tbs. and arr today be will reduce the
price Of Winter Board st the exisog dp e,sion
At came time will reduce the comforts
bis ruess nor spare any attentions witch have bis
house r. reputation HswLEY %. CLAP.
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CoRoSrR's INeUrsT.-Coroner Smell was engaged
In hoonE sn inquest upon James Shevey in Seuben street
near Fus ing svtrue yesterday, who died suddenly The pre-
yi.rs cIing From circumstances which trauspred 1t
was cttd he had died y Of poison post
more examination bed. aud the coueu's Of the stom
u has rot vet TRANSFERRED Deceased rad been in conpan!
with the night previous TO his death and Il supp ed
a rffx ar orgr'ud
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SING SING PRIsos.-The Ius pectors, who are now
in session at the above Institution find that its expenses
for the last fiscal year have exceeded ts earnings by
nearly SIS 0OO The pressure Of the times has reached
the contractors who without market for their fab
rcs, have been paying large monthly bills for convict
labor The hat contra ,tor, Mr. WATSON, who hiss en-
ployed 10 men and rs women and has paid from g.,
800 to 900 per month for labor discontinued all his
works last Saturday evening. One Of the carpet con.
tractors has suspended and all the contractors are rs.
ducing their working force TO the lowest figure which
will cave their contracts The stone contract, con-
tract for making files and another for making screws
and bolts, let in July have all been declined by the
bidders thus leaving about 500 convics out Of produc
tive employment. The Inspectors have humanely d.
reced the Agent not to force the payment of labor to
the stoppage of any more contractors, but the pros
pect is that for the coming Winter the State must
the current expenses of the prison, as il would
seem that contractor continue to make his pay
ments and at the time purchase the material
cessary to employ bis convicts. A similar state Of
things exss at the Auburn prison where the expenses
for the year past have exceeded the earnings by
four or five thousand dollars.
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IAdve-tssme,fl
CHEER UP AND DRIVE AWAY DULL CARE

"Fr'sbt P,o.F'c's r. Good tees h.Lt" is the
tseu Of haneser PURDY to his ar goOi 1dsc il il
The mad need. fecrreon f-o the ooy thoughts o da,r
ciel caIe' and PvsDYs NATIos.L THf.rfs 1. toe very
pace 10 oBoJ s0cd hearty and forget the roob-s 4
the cay Tonight "gIos TRC wASDIEER (tte ue~ Dr.1s
o The Legt s,o is TO BE- performed with the t4iry
PLACE. GseA-y,
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT Before Judge Culver.
Dicey Brown sit James B Brown., :,

This IL action Tor divorce, DROUGHT Dy Tue vic
against the husband the ground Of adultery Both paites
coored and resided in Leonard street Wi
where they kept ovter saloor As alleged Sunday
night April last the p.atf had ocular proof Of ier
sancy wherenpOn took tor separation
Counsel for plaintiff called the complaining witness = which
objection made by counsel for defence the und that
old rule against placing the wife the stand against her
husband still in force and bad not been abogad by the
which allows both plaintiff and defendant to D. ext
ned The Court decided hs the law Tor amendment 70
the old law permitted the testimony Of the husband against
the wife and of the wife against the husband This og
excepted BY the for Defense when sppcation
habess corpus I'D fandnm granted to bring
The defendant prison where he fined for the
r-e of giving testimony the Toe plaintiff then
placed upo the stand ard her examination
lion occupied the whole Day.
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FrsIov ASSEMBLY NoMISArIoSs-T Republicans
ard Americans Of the lid Assembly District First
Second and Twelfth Wards) have nominated Win.
chester Britain, American and the Hid Assembly
District Fusion Convention has placed Gen. III. Il.
DuIyea, Republican, in nomination.
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uevspoper. Thee ren ceteilII keOw esoush eft
b;.,o,v ~ crime il tits county s0i Eoglsne to make
uc;r gazette almost perfect IN tti' respect TheI
o,g esverience at he lie Sd Ct the Police Department
ofS,w York will be Ct sigual Advantage in their Few
enterprise.
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For ErRoPr.-The Royal Mai Steamer Arabs
sailed yesterday With the mas and 02 passengers for
Liverpool. The Argo, for Southampton snd Bremen
slso left with &c cabin and III Storage passengers
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THE EVERETT House announces reduction Of it's
prices of board for the coming Winter, in sympathy
with the reverses OF the times. We anticipate q
general movement In this direction.
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THr CASE OF DoSYELLY.-We understand that IN
the case of Donnely convicted at Freehold OF the murder OF
Moses the Chancellor has gsueds wit Of error the ebect OF
kb 10 PROCEEDINGS AID carry the before ue
supreme the bill OF exceptions taken on the TIL
Dol been sentenced Mondy aud one OF
counsel visited with the writ the action of the
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SENATORIAL NoxIHATIoss.-The Democrats Of Suf
fox, Queers and Richmond Counties, comprising the
First Senatorial District, have nominated Joshua b
Smith ss their candidate.
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printing operations recurring in al 1S q s dsgs,ssas'
~ in subordinate capacities. Union.
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POLICEMAN INJURED -Offi"e John C.. Ham, door,
man at Third Precinct Station House. umtlrd iwn the
ars leading TO the cells Tuesday evening whi taking
drunken down star and IN lred himself badly Nett
cal attendance called ard be conveyed to mis- home
The stairs condition. aud SUCH have been
frequently reported, but without effect.
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TAdTer.ise,aenkr

On, YES On, YES Listen eyeU boJJ The only
t,s, sati,tory a.. positively des cobiu All. ef oif
be foeI5 at Ibis eas. 70 be fcusd sssh
.ie se,uspcss Of The Carlo Family tie socialism ofths
Mem NiSh3s so al the urscu eesly venierfsl noseT
cf loo facsus Aqysts Gus Ausroor ana EvEsIsc .ss
lbs tnes!
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ASSEMBLY NeMIsATISG Conference.-The Dele
gates the Republican Assembly Convention for the sixt
District Tuesday evening but with ,ut trausacns
business adjourned to Friday evening.
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TAdy0tisernent.1

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY, Cherry
Valley NJ Y-Eext session begins 9Th Of November Fof
apply to RIPLEY Co. No 2H PeaElst New York.
= address .he Principals
c. @. HAZELrSE, pI,.;.,
IA. FowLIR, }rnnciPa"
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Gro. SAUNDERS's METALLIC TABLET STROP.
the oldest and most approved article having been before
the pubic the last The genuine be obtained
j. s. 6AuKDERs, Store only at No. = Assor House.
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FIRES AND ALARMS During the msnths of August
and September there eight fires Br'otlyn West
ern District causing the Of $4,000 about
baiuiuIed There were during the period, FIVE slight
fret, wi ere little damage resulted, and alarms.
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RrGIMENTAL PARADE.-The Thirteenth Regiment
NJ and of Col Abel Smith made their annual parade
yesterday afternoon in the Park near the Navy Yard, There
utv
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DEDIcATIoN.-The Chapel Of the Kings Comfy
Pententary new he dedicated Sunday the 18Th
inst Gctck p. The Rev. Carter is the Chaplain OF
the Institution.
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BURGIARY.-Duling Tuesday night the house Of
Henry Knowbeowe In Moore street. between Leonard aud
Even burga ously entered and robbed OF de
cached lever wstch and - in money
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WILD CHERRY

WILD CHERRY we hear 40 much said Of the
wonder FIJI curative powerr Of Dr. WIsrAas BALsAM IN ell
stages Of Diseased Lungs that feel perfectly safe in
uending it for Coughs Colds Brouc 1itis &C.
None genuine unless signed I. Bvrrs tbs wrapper
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Yesterday morning. ~

tOLLISION.-1 fsteiday m0rrltg, hbout OcIWl
the South Tenth street feuJ bat George Law while cro
the in sicn with unknown vessel al
had her csbin badly stove.
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CHECKS FOR CHASGE.-We hear that some Of the
publicans in the lower part of the city giving
their dinner checks in change for bills. This is new
kind of shinpsster and may lead to price-current
something like Fine French de laine, one breakfast
per yard; Grand Concert, admission roast beef and
plum pudding; children pudding only
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REPUBLICAN CoSvEsrIoN.-The following ticket
was elected in the Third Ward on Monday evening:
County ConrentionSbedsn Shook Isaac De Garmo John
Brush, George Psrher. J p. Marshall.
SerenM Assembly Dist,iet-R chad Clark. John l. Tay
or Thomas Denny William Z. 8erhen, Marshal B. Bake
William NJ. Brakeman, J. w. Grifhhs.