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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-25
IMPORTANT IF TRUEl

CERTAIN PARTIES who have been trying 70 eoGspsta
~ with In selling goods, but could not do d
count Of the manner IN which they have done bulDoea
have concluded to TRY TO nE HONEST IN FUTURE and
give the number Of 70 the pound that ehgl1
neighbors do 1hey are satisfied that nothing ut IN
"SPRING BALANCE" can save them and bring them 81
Of the unenvlaie position they now occupy, and appeal
10 II NJ last resort '-7"'------7---'-
sD- selling goods rs low ever. splendid e.
sormrnt of CROCKERY Just received by last arrivals
from the East. CHA1. W. DARUB0s
Placervie, September 4tll, 1858,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-25
Window Glass {!

nP ALL sIzts, for suic eifENf; by tho parknge, at
" AP0TIIECARY'S HALL.
Diamond Springs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-25
Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapp's,
The Aromatic schiedam schnapp'e

.
It Is consequently In great demand by persons travelling
or about to settle In parts Of the country especially
well a. by many In community, where II has become
known account 0fitS various other remedial properties
In all cases Of DropAca tendency II 10 generally the
only remedy required when adopted In the early stage
the disease.
In dyspepsia mnadIes when taken in proper quantities.
as diet drink, and especially ut dinner, It Is found by
uniform experience, to be cRiemty eicac0us In the
obstinate cnses, when the hest Of the usual remedies
have failed to afford more than temporary relief IL
Of Fatuency, Is immediate and imvarlable specific
and II may be administered IN diluted and proportional c
quantities, even to Young Infants In all those
Of gripping pan In the stomach and bowels to which they
are especially tubject, we'll In the choc OF grown
persons.
ltAjudicous adoption In connection with the principal
MEALS when sense Of exhaustion dictates Its use never
fails to relieve the debility attendant upon protracrl
chronic nnlades, low temperament aud exhausted vital
energy, by whatever induced These hrc facts
which many u the most eminent iical men, both in En-
gland and the United States. have borne testimony, and
which corroboratrd by the highest written authorities.
Put up In quart and pint bottles, In Of dozen,
with my name on the bOttles cork, and facsimile Of my
signature on the label.
For snlc Ivy NIL the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers In CALIFORNIA and Oregon.
CDOLPlI0 WOLFE Sole Importer,
- Beaver street, New York.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-25
Pure White Leadl

TuST RECEIVED. A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE
- White Lead, in - b Kegs Mt
APOTIIECARY'S HALL,
diamond Strings
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-25
i. BOGARDTS,
SIHOEiTSS S0lO.

BY W. J. BCRwELL, Under Shcrit
Sheriff. Office, rlaccr,illc, Sept. lSth A. ID. 1858
tE-tsl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-25

QUAKER GARDEN SEEDS, In general for sale nv the
pound and ia small papers much cheaper than last
Year, at APOTllECARY'S HALL,
DIAMOND Springs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

eiros o.. ssd ia hssrcs So suf,ri,s sc-srtSs
GCm cyseritiy SGsTiciors eTs hrss ex-:ec D. tas
Eco tJiccs.y t.u.rg III fro tie o'sS- e.c, ups2
tts 10 pm f,Tg Gu& ca. t!a e hss.ssg tts Atnef
iCti fs- Tie D. ptir tier CAV, o1n-s. eo- proving
ls.ss f,ts be;ts sslie. trorgct the Ec-o t. Ljsg.
Rrsdf,fc, vi-h force of sx'tsn teen, bosr6si tns
Ectc enc Z, urd her IT tns snas of oIsv e nins-
tttr nlsL-Amsriosrs Ergrs- syd S9Alisrc .ee,i- .r
Of wtou So sos.oEiecge teuse.yss 10 cl-1nssi.
pcrt.or ~ tbs crew vsr- 'rsostippsd - tie Dol
pin vito toSk them 20 heJ Neet, shsa.s hey VII
be s' a to tbi; poF; ~ siesrsr.
l.sut Brs dfCij, with LisC. CrfPeLteF, AZ runiees
81 ter sssc cccstu.e tss riirs cTeH is tsrgs CT
q ECho AID sle row a, Qrs-sEt'ce IL CIR hsroor.
Tie csTso general! speaking, tuItHass seed ePeoi-
n frs Of resrces.
Our ,hEIss sle tsrot,ed g Lient asti' a.. Lieut..
n sot q for tEeif kird ccur'ss.ss ~ far "a leu'.
ssfft ia eorcsrued. VITO has herstotrs en'hansy
ic. hsd himself with this pg,t hs many itieoos VII
Gee Il : poi- - eL.sly resubug tRe opiroa
"bcb TIE Nsys BoNn fcruea q Lin ha' "A 81 oiii'
cs u tie Cc SIT survey be Tss uSh, for duty sea'
IjctreHt hos caused much c-iit-eRt ~ oKr CON-
nrts fke success Of f< cdbe ard spccp.afi"n as
70 ne resr o. the caituc tSe fate O. tte cargo GrGte
CCfGc kGrUc q H. cfGir, q. great Mocu ouussliy
"a go excited ard many are erI!o1s toT AZ opportu
Ii'y 20 observe the Afiican in hs native STATE IL Is
fortunate for tie comfort of tie ccsrs n srgs ths.
uereioity Of tse Quarantine laws vii spare tae.n
Il ucn n uFoiiEri;y sId aIrCyatce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
INCIDENTS IN THE STOCKTON INSANE
ASYLUM

Tie following nerrsti0I exhibits something OF tue
cIa.,rtss hni cunning Of the insanoe, br' fsclsy
tie enst tsct sIi presercs OF mind ieoesssy ou the
psit of the octductoIs, particularly IN emergencies,
when dealing with 'teir pstents
The former excellent matron Mrs. Reid, with her
s,tet dat, generally called Elizs, he'd gone hs u'ual
in The uCrLg into the spartrsUt OF tle mos. raylg
ieInsles. TLsy wese oil yet in their separate apart
nouts leading into one loTg hall. Ga sons occasion
Mrs. Reid hs6 ecre foGHsrd . ths iuither enc, aad
Lizzie, coItay 10 reSg.stions nsd oPsnel one OF he
spsItio rls here very ttrorg, lbssDe Nonan sle
Tbs woman wss sOmtt.r,es very flrIous, and would
ret fesr ~ con nit any deed even 10 taks lie i p,o
vckti. Sc Esd formally drank excessively a1t WAS
arGsniiy fora Of sherry wins bat ths,s was 10 dh-
cpl.y n desicg with her vren sns knew that her
mau.gs-s vs.o stronger than herself On .oi, occa-
son ss EZie entered, Ae bUools OF keys we're impru.
ctL!ly let il the GcCI aEi arrangements were ps.rg
mede to battle TIE irssre Tomsn.
Watching carefully her oppcrturfy, the wonsn
spftd by II zis, siat tbe door ard TUNED the key
trtn With tie bcprd CT Wild bess., her e. ssalng
with exclitUtcti sc spisng forward 10 his h7 SUI
exclaimed, "Oa! Mother Reid I've shut LIZZIE
iu'o uy rocn have got the keys and row you are IN
ny power llis. Reid being person OF only otei-
rary s.TeIeth. Snes sire cond do r5thirg with her
bu. peassrtly replied, "Wen, srd so waa. CO you
,rcrtse se 10 dor The fierce nsniec replied, II "a 60
II TO shu, you up too opep tie other rcone and ls,
elftte votntn ou;." "Nell," said Mrs. Reid "and
wrist then 2" "Insn Ia goas 10 San Ftanoi:co,
ves tee reply. why in thee clothes you have
lsugh at you.' "Oh, vel, wss the reply ailer 3
ucm,uts survey Of her clc.aes 81 VII % s-d buy
re scue new ones in SsD Francihc0.' But said
Mis-. Reed, "you cant. bscsuss every ole will know
at cree by those clothes tha. ycu cone ron TIE In
ARE As,iun sad they W. take yoa and eiirg Ycu
tirht back ssair." stepping e: moment t'r efec,,
Sstle rsvirg vonzn vas loCkIg ~ her orsss, she
seded. New. IkLow where IL tie RED dresesa are,
AID cen fix yeu cus 20 tact 10 one sh.l ceeci yea
Yen tclt Know the roeAs bet coma with ms sn'
car show you.' 49,.
We r,irs tie ls.rs sCLso tc,c-s siSo. "a seIs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
A SCHOOL PICNIC IN THE WOODS.
,roneence OF TIE n. Y. TIibua-.

conesropeeuce Of TIE ~ Y TIbun..
WTsTyLLE, n. j., Aug. -, 1853.
Yesterday was q bright day to portion of the day
schools in HuIterdtn ard S)uerset COUNTIES. Early
in the nuripg hundreds Of wsgons filed with the
happy school CT ildren snd their frisnds, aud gsyy
decorated with banners and trimmed with fowers,
myrtle ard eyergreens, went from tie townships ei
East and West Aawtl, Rnan aud Resdington TO
the woods lear the villsge of Clover Hill. A. ii
O'Clock e. IN, there over $50 persona rresent.
speakers STAND .rd sea.s for tie children haf been
erected beneath the lsrge oIest saade trees ard the
scholars OF each oi the nine scbo)J prtsen, took tie
places asgred item soon after airypg AZ the gf0nno
lie pla,feru was occupied bv TIE reverend clergy,
'hs speakers Tho Town Superinter0cn's and Trustees
Of Schcois, members Of the Press and Coons Bird OF
Elemir9 The banreis O! the vsrlons scho)!s were
placed srourd the stand, so thai their mOt0s, could
be seen fro sl parts OF the grount. Judge lhomp.
son of Fiemr gtOp called the children 10 order, aud
tie Rev. NJ. Carroll of Clover Hill oastei up i Ter
vent prayer Of thankiuress 20 the Almighty.
TIE Hon Judge Naar OF Trenton snd the Rev. DR..
kirkpatrick Of Ripgoes addressed the Children TO con-
siderable ergb their remsks being couehed ia eiI,
PIE aud happy terms adapted to children, and well
Calouls;ed % please v hi.e giving instruction.. re-
cefe of ihIee hours rss thea taken for dinner and
reoresftn, after which the ccmpsoy resssenbled a,
tie rol OF the drum and listened to sdireses deiiv.
eIsd b. TIE Rev AR. Cars.L MI " ~. thompson Gi
Reach ston, Snd otjeIs Nearly sl the speakers a.
lud.d a. 4 glest event the euccssj OF the Atlantic
Telegrsp.; but 70 much has been said ard written
upon that sutisc. thG. | IetIain fton de.sirs the
substance OF tbs remaiks IL correction ttefs1ith.
Betveeh the species Coons band Pc !ioimed zone
tre muse ard 8. the clio {, 2me agar, Win tine
effect. Nlihii occurred throughout the dsy TO in'r
tie general hspIInt cf those present and before
.urdoxn .Le roads wers olCu1os with Gust from tce
hyrdleGs If eiurIirg wsgon' Ile geuc oil,
we.e vel itVIeser!ed in IunbeIs, ard tie CHI drs1
appeared intel ger: s.d Happy. TLc Rev. Dr. Kirk
rarick in bis sdt ress slgGed to the Bible a. toe
iour5a;on of all orsl end civil law and endssvosei
TO impre's upon the ssssmbly iae necessity OF tic
teachings il osy az well Gs SuGdsy schools.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

Sfs Red ot;ssvrd &c ter; "Ecs. IL you s7ppose
q > fcr rs,tle of sterry w. ycU coCd pca or.
tie hey e L,rz.ts tcof = Y,s," se. the reply,
"Gr . bette ofttfiry vice ! I'D" Ina-sy
ttlk y,u csr ss.d His Rsii "Nes o.u "a,
tts rspiy "VeH oos ESQ Mrs. Reid lie, G,
ees.' Ire irsEre tufrsc q, cree 70 tte cor
ytCe Ekz.e ioci Cd IL. ara is I'd one key ST. It
yttlo cot s1syt I'Xt sAother Tas t:isG Sai fs.iec
srd TIE tsgsress o tte Tomsu rcresssd s. escl Key
fsi eo III IL l,e the ,gt; key reached turned
viii svFeICb, 5IC tee C6,r tlTUsn oSc6 vide oper.
10 No ueLl Elz,e stfsrs cot snc Mrs. Reid g-ssped
toe II ssre srovLd tie vslit pinIrg nsr sr-cs
20 ler tody I'D Et7ie r lke ussner st.zso aer
sIcurd TIE lover IN o't ere sue vss quickly borne
" TIE two Ito her re- q ard tie 40, stepping ou.
i1rted tie Ley, tier fret 10 breathe ,sy snc the
Is ser vts percsiy eG II wss coC s-ior of re-
iciCirg ST tteir efospe Of severe srt deserved
prot 10 Ell ze Tor her inprucepe7 in ecten slore
,rd l6Gyirg tie KEYS il the door, arc OF esraes,
pioteststicIs by E,.Zie, ete would D. mos c.refui
ess;r Ssn FisICiseo PachI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

90. w,s.s,, N.v.Yc'k. Hsis pfoosny, .ra,t O
,s s,ssss q M sdd "a whss, s;.S:s s.'Iset
ssy ssos subject rave ,5s'f 1Sts % cn.is .n'
,sis ,. Hss es4rry vbefe tae .Eos ED .'G sr
n "a; @s S'g:S E At h: sa: ':opa So I'd
zS.ss AM s S sys jgse. s 5s'f ,st ssa sai PsS en-
az s m bed ,cs IT. is .,,.y sTy Of ta- rapids in their
ceys.i CO., sas ss pe Covered Ts' eS teS
sos snd so was's sts ins m,sy nasy squsrs
snsfses isve usu,lly lain exp SEQ over
f., q tier .aess qas ont Of the veT both
bore 4 tegett prcpdeoIs o: tte sTtfsordinsry
re az To river WI record the pfes0n' 'N''
ss.a,ussk, for fIsure reftTetos' Io~-i.,a,;on
.Ps r . . ts ,c ''d tSs sstS'Sd tse vs
the gst - 80 "a 6eo,essiors of the great iskes,
o.. n ,e r.osn snlasi duc.us.''ps OF oas se.s2u
o. -, athsr are ovirg TO nstu1al causes en'neN
,'s,sb!s. recasin italy you're, b. = ~
A nj po<f A.. 3 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
IRE TRUE HISTORY OF THE PUTNAM
SLAYER

Prov Ths y Hef1ft
The Putnam Sas putt 10 bsltIlo, fs, Al some yeare
exec wee purchased bs MeSsIs Everett biown OF
I'M. city snd plsc.d IN their line ot resust sters to
New GiausGa. Ou the 2ita q September, 1856, eae
wss sod to Mr.. Albert Horn, ueic5s1t 10 tn's city,
tcr tDp. Itls gentleman cod lie! IL tue SpTtnS ot
l-J1 10 Mr.. JCustasn ). Dot,on. q register ss, Is
ste tc h'm IS owrer arc 'sT, By tie Nsg-l ok
Ctstorp House on the 7h OF M>rca, lSJ7 lis b)nd.-
tu teiIg T. L. PeIce R@fls FJslet OF tn;s city.
O. tie osy sfe cleared Tor Gsbcou, or tae ives
coat OF AiIcs, ara Usrke. VITA cargo oonss.iDy
Of ice nsvy bread, esit-sn wsye, 300 t0U Ass. lot
oiicgshesc shots some luUber, pint goods checks,
stCetIss Osnsbufgs. 3 ttg c'gsrs srd semaN qlsr-
tltJ t preserved meets, cltm )sgra drc Cheeee-tRe
eD'De oa,gO berg va.ESd Z; sll 80. Ihs oulwitd
usL5t Cf tits cagc, prs-e ted tie tust1it hoAsa
Eeie. Was t!gutd b. RsimlE5o Nara &c Bti'o. on
tie , Of August 1857 ste a,rves a, Ne sOSlsats,
iepoititg IN baas. from Ambrst, Asccs DoDson be-
iUg ~ mnster.
o. The 29.h OF October sbe charged oSneis IN New.
Or std the res istec VT 'c, hsd bscn siven by
cur Custom II, uts wss csroesd. In 'dst mouth she
.os 4.portec rCpsirirg and aiergsrd laid or the
beIth 10, Havana under comEsud ct Cap. Olphs,t,
ly Mtstra. Cocerbow LespsUe In November
ltr testt tior vac char yed TO Sss sll she sred
ftu lst poit CT TIE lat of Decsnbar, with genera
csrpo. H,rfub5Cqusrt snlVgl AZ Hsyaus, retUrd 20
StY-Cdeau5 and final clearance tom the.e on ths
Ctu Ct March ls.t 81 Thcmss ant market, W.
gave }os;erdey. We now lpArr, by telegraph from
ClaE.tstCr q u she ta,'sd from LosoeO IN Africa,
Sh ter piese c4rgo on the jh e july lsst In the
eoir exact story o. tie big tee's - reason n
suppCse that SIZE en- Der sec)nd slsye-.redng
yGy,ce VIXEN captured b. the Dolphin. Al l3as'
such the mVrsss or in our commercial cicles. aod
amer 2 Il erChslts tie nsme OF Ceptsin BfoNn
IL coed dta mixed up vita IeT first Quit Ion here
.or Aiics. Neno want 20 kroS who Cap Brown
ord Capt Tosnsheni are, AID where .bey a, presen.
4 r. found
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
SUGGESTIONS FOR A COOKING C0MPETI-
TON AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE EXIIIBl-

To The Ed.'o- Of Tie ~ i. Tribune.
SIR: The celebrated cook, Alexis Soyer, whose per-
form arce II the Cdmesn war was 60 beneficial to the
srmy, was of late premstuIey brought to The grave
by ,verexerton Of bis mind. Eagiaad has done as
iice TO his merits, and is hoped that such an
biiion will not Ole out long will appreciate
healthy ard pala.abe food. To set il u motion also
in this country would suggest TO have dOzsa small
kitcheps built in the Crystal Palace, AID tho head
cocks of the fist hotels and restssranis OF this aud
other cities invited 10 show their superiority OF
making pssiatle various kinds of humsn food by
their method Of preparing it. Tnere ouslt 70 be Two
divisions, the one Enelish-Anarican and the other
Gerlnar-FIercs. JuSges consisting o: men and
women OF fte epicurean tss.e sboua decide on the
merits of the performances Of the dIerent cooks. OF
course tine sans raw material hss 70 erve f)r ali the
cocks in this wsy their skill wi be found out easily
Ncr- Yori Aus. 81, 1853 L.. 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

rct by uesrs prove. Il tssy 60 svsa si:c,.s, Or
effrn % ifdittts Il.
". Mr c. elows 1t 70 bs lawful % 90 eood On ths
Seboot5 csys, ecoorcrg 70 our LOsc assertion bu.
dftts tts srcn reciesticus delightful pes,urs
excur;ors" &c, csu bs considered good while 90
uch Of the great woid Of hon srity eroupd q. i.
"gcirg dosn to toe grave uryi.sd in ftiictoa" g.,
Bu: vculd esk Mr c. Il ihis argument does 90. I'D
ply to oi days 10 tbe week vel a. ths fys. aud If
he coes ~. reooeoize the fact that zsa sho takes
time for recrestops s1c excursions which promote
beaith, sud relieve al CtbeEsise Constant strain viii
accomplish uoie, IL ne long rr', thsn be who doss
rCt7
There are otter points 1 would like 10 aude to-as
that coLcerIrg the ch,Dge Of TIE day from the seventh
to tie his'-but will not now ssk more of Jour vsu
able spsoe. J. l.. UArCH.
E.ocIJ,r A.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
THE SABBATH QUESTION.

To ne Editor II 7Ae y. \. Tribune.
SIR; an pleased 10 see the Rev. N. Carpenters
reply upon The S.bbsth Question in your psper
of this moluirs. Bu think he haa erred in several
points.
!. lie spesks Of "the Chlistisn world who 90 v-ry
scsroLy peTs. in siihirg ,heir Sabbath TO bs KEEP.
"boy.' Unless ! an greatly mistaken, the Christian
world very generally do not wish the L1rd'' day
to be kep, ioly in the seuss intended by Mr. c.,
j. E. fee f'cm sports and pastimes The Roman church
evi3ertly have such desire. The Gcec. church
maize Sunday holiday snd of the Protestant church
TIE Lu.beIso biarch, the Cau!ch OF Eoslaod, and
o,hsr bEsrohes do no: proscribs s,nusemsuts
SanGsy, either il theory practice II this is doubted
OF denft as presume il vii no, be tie proof shall
he forthcoming. NJ c. srd his Puritan frenjs are
mes. decidedly in tee minority on this question.
IT, He assumes tha. " the eXampl, # their blesssi
"Iold and Rseeener" If fjl'oSsd, woald lead
Caiis sas TO sbs,au, on the day which they observe
as sabbath from ali " pleasure excursions" &c.
We must ask Lin top prove tnis instead Of ss.uraing
It; aud Il re ia sbe 10 DO so, We will, lSs gooi Dis,
oiples" lo,k TO further for law
Ill Mr. G. ipteIprets the expression Of Christ,
"The sabbath wss m,ds for man 20 mein that it
was izterced 20 be observed by all mankind; from
which Re concludes that the lsw OF the Sabba.h
dstes b,ok to toe creation Of the world" Bat the
context shows plsiny that the ecope OF he psssSgs
quoted is ms Tee sabbath is OF lee. inpotAacs than
tie I1LD--;l was made for his seIvics, ard not he for
s ard Mr. g. opp0ees himself to the gres. majority Of
the Christisp fathers ard leaned commentators in
sGppoeii tic law cf the sabbath 70 hsye bteu gvel
Previous 10 the time of Moses. The words ct .nsss
il (xIi,;tn by Mcse., ~ is co..I:Dlg behsvsS' do
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

tor Gao ucs- quickly produce tbs re-uli NoN.or
cen be grown IA Ctttrsl Ahics to eSy considerable tI
tt. might gradually change tee &C On ,un aspscts
cf Slavery wi bout producing ths, sesou, reyal-,,n
which would inevi.solS take place the cl,iva-
ton a cotton "a cease at the SOutl at orce By toi.
method the oCcred people tie nse,ves would BE- tbs
agents in striking the system deatn. bio 10 lie only
accessible point. Cultivate cotton in Africa AMI you
will inevitably chspeethe reat on Of cJttoD 10 Slavery.
Ips'eso Of ben s q ief support cotton viii bsen to
urdeiIniue Slavery; ard thus will gradually pull down
IN tysteDatic ms5utr the f.brc 'tSflf has reared.
II s Is or the priucipe thst ike cures like" Cotton
productive cisesse, will use cotton to cure IT.
tt Us the laws Of tIsde will quietly steadily and inev
itaby destroy the system while allowing tims for the
CUISINE OF the true rela ions Of capital and labor,
AID for al conf ctrg interests ID harmonic. 7. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
DIE d.

AKCBFR-A, Bli6sepoit Corr Oh Monday, Aug 81, Lesss
EesDy De Ptpds Archer ssed 10 year. dsughlsf Of j. r.
DUBBROw-At Plain6e.d n J.. on Tuesday. Ars 81. Assy
wi,e ofJo,eph Durbnw, ssed 81 Jesi'a aod . month";
the Isitepce Of her No ~ East rh,h street. oa fnaas
n.orDiog st 10 occok.
BowMAN-op Taesday pishi Aug 81. ssmld Bowman u
hi. friend. and Ishes snd ,he snd, q hl. SON. Yr.nos q
y Iyi,ed 70 ssd his funsrs i.e No 95 Es-, Ffsseua
street ThuI,day spt Al o'clock In Tue Hsofa''"'
without further notice.
COcKEFAIR-At No Is Fourth street. on hontsy Ao4
eer.rmtOn, Jo.tptiHs Ae.uss y,s.tsn S...' Of "'''
Ceck.far .iq ssed u ysei', monm Aoa ap"
Wisn HpDry oply Of Apbe1' nd Experience F'se"s"
Tb upef. t.se pse~ re.deree of b. hs Ne
5s Loss. g:e At sefs W = d. 6.is 49,; - -. as, En-
faly invited to site6d without further uo.ice.
FLAGLFR-A. PusDi H., On Wedne'day AuE 2, o. pasans
=, ~n T. F.'gu Of isi' cry :se9 . '''' sa''' SO
KELLY-A, No. 5e3 sc cpnd On To.sday A0I 81 ~.
Js0s, yclss-st Of Hugh C. and ROsy KenJ 's'a 70
noI,Ls na2o dsJ.
psnfoIre,s Lawr.ics Murphy in the 9Th yeai Of h- s
yICK-A, El.wo,tb Conf Tus'i'y Aug a. En'co r.
Ptck eyed II ysas
UnIy e beloved ,os o. mel and william Henry ftsoe.
s.od Sssr, months sLf % ab>
hEGGIo-os Tas;sy Az 81 " ~ s ,..,. Of s.s,s.s
az 49, .ys invited 20 attsnt bis faoss on TharstAy u
y" :. :, s.,ob.n'. Csurch r~snty eighth Sreet whse
s1 Hss Mas ef Requiem viii es ossbt...d q 10 oe"o<
- NJ. reu,ins vii ~ conveyed 70 Cslvary Csmesry
B,tylop Lons Island Sunday nornias Ass
IrS",, f.a o. q Waiter w. and Cornsls hobbiss.
4sed 10 uortaI .
sr-Troy-Ip til. city oD T.lra e.y Yse'dsy SID ah II
c1rastc a Of The l1p-s Mary r, wife Of Tho scsoa
rks relatives and srd' Of ths family He nvei % =
fsr.tsi CO F.fh-csy lThur,5syl Dsxy a. rnenos
bccie corlsr of Heater ami EIzleeih 'siet" '0"s'
vrbo.i further Lotice.
,,r-p J., v.f,lf.t .t,sb OF fus.Jsy ADE 81 of ooasu1p-
thn c Lou,e. kcow of SAMUEL sn.tn soa ga" @>sa"
cffLe ae T.. Tlsssr IN TIE 1ds y n OF nrt H7.
sTIrlyAn-A.No ies NgbsrIy street, on Tuestsy Aug 81
NJ EI,n s an b-oysd ais OF John Sciisss. Nsd -
yssrs. -.
S.NcFP.t Ossrss =. J or Wedretdsy Sept !. L<as,
90, ..oskter a Henry sad Mary z. Sanger.
IT, reisses rdi tee tsgly are iny,et q saa.
fnst. 20 esy (lbHs.sy a. O'clock D. N, from the y
k.r rar.pis North Orange. AuIn ksye' the ''s
Carr,sIdi ,..s,t ., II! o'clock e NJ.
rAPP-Or Tu.seay Arf 81, Henry Rsyuord ocy 49, "a ss
Firisy ". src Mary h Tspp stss ysss "'AA'
dsys -, .-.e.,rB y 1, ,ytsad u
.,Is IA. fre,,l on Thusesy q uoG tas f7ssess
of b.. Is't,r. ~ q bgttr sflsst ef<Sfs'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
rARRxE ID.

COX-BAKFR-Ia Brooklyn ruesdsy Aux 81 At tho red
t-noc OF The brides sh. by the Rev BIZ tso 0iesn Mr.
ChsIl.s r.. Cox 10 Csiore Anssds youngest dsushtS q
Vim r. Baker esq
WINFIELD MCOaF-At White Plains Wetchensr County,
~ Y, on Tuesday, Az 81 by the Rev. William Chip. a.
resderce ihe bIcss f,her Hssysy Ninhsd OF New
Yoik 10 Ketstcs H. dsnsb'sr 0f Richard hooe, ESQ 0
White Psirs. formerly a Ai, ci.y.
LIAAs-DIssOsWAY-At ROwyiNe sa,en Island, 90
Tusfosy ADg a. By the Rcv Mr. Morfe,l. Mr. EtwAd D.
illisrs a Brooklyn, a.s Mary A. p.soswsy eldest
5suehter - Cert. Gsb. Dssos~sy of Rossstle seteo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
.BROO.hL YN II,ENS.

TAr lEfI ow FNr0.--Tse city is nov sotjsiy irss
Of It's dae,se. Tie cs.ee htretcfots reported sra
drect'y trscesb.e to in'sctsd vessels a, QcAAtn'.
81 on'd cry case toths knowledge OF TIVE
su.tcr,s which csrrot be trscsd To this source tbs
Mayer - RI Immediately sks an oiicij snacurcsmsot
oftts s,t srd tsso sucL measures may be Necessary
20 Yreytn. lie Frissd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
CIT Y ITEMS.

Acc'nENrs.- During tbs movement of the process
ton Yesterday, bacory rpcr the building corner OF
Fifb aid TLiit!e,h street suddenly gave way,
rredpistog number Cf persons who were thereon 10
the aTouId. Three boys, two of ghcm ara named
Leccurt snd McGynn, wsre supposed to be fs,ay in
iuie6 aid several men ard o.her boys were mors OF
.efs hunt
Francis Ksirur, While viewits the procession from
tree in the Psik yesterday, fell to tho ground, and
was much hurt about the head.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
NEWvyERHEY ITEMS.

BrRGI ARrs--Tle clothing establishment CT hr.
Jsmss CT kirsoB No. - Montgomery strest, WA burg
lsIolsly entsisd Tus-dsy rgbt, ard robbed Of gesds
and clt thing valued al $50
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

Sr.suyC AFTRAY.-Yet,sISsy mornirg Ps4NA
Kea;.rs, porter, s8a Edwsid heCssro- hssk
oliysr, got into 6gt. 81 No. i2a Grrersieh sss<.
vheIe ,hey blth resde wren sas former s ia deesd.
6,evak,i'e srd stabbed bis antagonist tvics u ~
lsft slu, tG ,,lsg cssgsrcrs wound. ksriag v.s
syprthtacs5. srd licked up by Justice Cosnoay 10
swst the rtsEl, CT MoCs,.oss ujutis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

see o-S.s ~ss TT &c Lii posSsss,oa. Tss pssas
esUs 0-sb.s 70 hni ssy osass. pstocx ia
c'sistc eobss quet''y its vie ~ sppesrsS a PoSss
Hestqusiisrs srd oisiaci Il sSiea an c,.r wasaA
be ssi. ts5 bseu stolea f;om BIN while be wa O
tcs.d tie Usi,si Sssfss frRsts Niagara Al thsss
sr-t,.ed W. Re e1sr irsi teicre mses,rs,s 70 dr..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
lAtytt,sensrtl
SARATOGA tNpYpH W,Jrp

Ns
e Dert ~ The sae a. this e>ehs>d s.e,
fc, No 65 Bsclsy o. 10 No. ts srOAassy pesr Csusi
vtlc a. osdeIs vi. b picGpty alter t.e 70 by
q. W. WEsros L Co, o.
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