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, 1859-09-30
GANFORD'S LIyEf: INVIGO-

Never DebtltsAteH~
pnuEs tltf,sls t;A,% spl las EH-arne ~
esta5hrd fact. :. Iard Me.lsihr khE: A' 1ppiosfd
b. all that have u.+ t, AMI |. r.tfe 70 wl Gu4a-
dcsce ia III d.easea fer which { u recommended.
It hae eur.l thus uis =: CIlrsrEc Ni1yrtta Surb.
within the at I've. Yeas t"MpfHtt-. t*rs<htr-
whn ha xvrn W III hopes ~. tFfo ens st asf,
Of rvts. the hhEsl.nA 1hsnal ''>tisrrr-s. t"t'
ua.sicftr ttca1cs In - II. C.eFa. TIL "a NuF-
ms psnr~~-+t;n .h',w. =. aM>. Eh'let. lhfattunt.
thx dag rIt Il ~ ut1pf F4rHeLre, iaundht. T.
to FtIt tru IT thr. ns NxAxorr<* aud 1iJ
tn4ir:ttud takia - aa :. E u--t r<..il!!y - III
used:h r,t .t:4ntt!e+ a%fo tlnMoy tstl!y Mehslne
erttir tbs Inv. =. =: II will rure ~ HtAla
Ltt ttt d:tfascA your .AHE. la si"usa1.I* esd
fuaaI+ guide thI IN re tr~y. in twenty u,h'Ifea
u.e uf The Ltt Err 1SSt. = Il ssx""s tar~. Teaspoon
Ls)RA TpE. ard It viii = las aEe tasrn Il eomuescA
cure A.rst 'at1:,t4ina liz = neht " a1t'ex.
iouA Attacks py.rensts.
Al h arr u.!n ase giving t-s.snny IN It's favor
I'm Water IN tie mouth With ias lrt!:o1z1uE. 40"
~ a..uw bath trErlh-f.
Price 0nc Dollar per Bottle.
, 1859-09-30
ST. LOUIS FAIR.


Iusas<~s< Djepley OF People, Poultry, Pigs,
AA-ep. &ioei: aha botaf<rs--h'. L0ufs
k:Afxrprfsr--[ Chicago EAhssfaff0A.
, 1859-09-30
Drp Goods.

*G N~~
PROM TIE FIRST GREAT
Auction Sale Of the Season.
III will .1aIsn =. wrDSEsDAY.AU AUS. sl4s over 200
PIECES
CHOICE LYONS DRESS SILKS, !
Irpsnsdfsr
F1RsT-CLAss N. T. CITY RETAIL TRADE,
Wh.aA swin: . the excessive 1xrokrArors ~ hars
tsIEht md ~u al - to ~ percent
BELOW TUE COST OF IMPORTATION.
DO Mot Buy Silks at any Price
E1.e~hese. - ars selling them
AT rh1oEs THAT e 24xS9 4xfs elf: II COMPETED WITH
New and Choice Fall Goods,
RECEIVED DAILY FItoM AUCTION,
Fron Manufacturer and Importers d7est-
Prices guaranteed lswse,s sray iptsaseA 1aaa esa n
1orstt eEeEhe.e.
w. M. ROSS & CO.,
ae2s-a1sttll NJ. r: ~ L.e. s.:.+t.
T-R1Nal1S c S, coRsErs'
nmHRo1DuRIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS.
Cash .Jobbing aud Iiet0it !:
-
a. &RAVEE,
70 LAKE STREET. IS
Weha.e Just opened complete stock Of
kadies' Dress l. Cloak Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS, ETC.
EmRRotDERlEs AND LACEs,
or Ill kn. lnclu1in: 1ae lot Of French and Scotch ss.@
naaas Escts lnst1s t,,.1s I'd <al Thread Wells
Alsge1oso .........
FRENCH IND CEeMix C0RsErS,
Afuu !le q .Ax Woven :. Dish ta and |Se1.r4 Bsh
| % sk!sts~-thethrse best s'yles in the rlarkes-
Afall assor: mens Of ladies' G .nts, aaa Chtldreas
UNDER GARMENTS.
In SILK. Mefino md ca.hme:e- The eest Ayes Of
HOSIERY, GAUSTLETS, AND GLOVES
Inc uduk ALgxASpERs Kids.
| Afex ofthe novelties in The bert manufactured
W00lcll GOODS,
snea n, ths PRINCES CAPE, suawLs, soxrAGs
| TALMA ca PES, &c:. &C.
Anexaut.te Nts!e lot et PARTY FANS and HAIR Or
| NANESTS, 1rd every de-cstptiun - EElTuSS.
/ YARNS THREADS. ElSultGS, aud
SM ALL VA ARES.
We ase offering our stek on The
Most Favorable Terms for Cash
Ns hare taken great as u nsase each department
plvie IN it.elf and respectfully ask IN extnnatdn
\, H-lu. Whu'e.aie stnck Of Dnuhe- Snse. SPIT
Aul S4c,lala Wo.s is co 4pIcte aad pEtceaiow.
| a. e Il AYES
1 SUCCESSOR To Z. :. ATKiNSONA
I IS Lake Street, CAlca:o. q
~ n54s m
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4 NOTICE.-TUE EC REI1A M
IL PROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES. e.
ss.,ea W ~: n"., IT., Ell. aaA CHI, ~ a;inS @ sxa
!tes teai and r.-er Akrtts wa4sed In cty I'D
tuwa Il Tie >t7:c II Ii.Eo.s+ A.ttst.s u. !. LEVY.
rr.oe,rh ttdcrr 10 trpztway, =. T..
xTs Send far Lir:7o, .al .uI;.:e w-sk- aal-oua.sk
, 1859-09-30
SECOND DAY.

Il Comparable 3f1cT3psfuHk Of the X1Sp0r&.
sHsHSs.-{ir<A5 dfsptaY or -9Ff Ama <!sfFf:.
<As--+Nxrarrs aad 1iesJk1.. <araad Afas
Ferformaaess.
r.. Ior1s. "Wednesday. Sept. =,
My FIRST impressions Of the Fair were fully
maintained by mast careful examination ycs-
s-rlay. ST. Louis has put her best foot for
ward" and certainly achieved splendid sue
cess. Tuken as i whole, asp constrained to
conccdc the palm Of superiority to the St Louis
orcr Tie Chicago Exposition. 1u regard to the
number Of visitors, it is yet TOO early 10 speak,
as tomorrow ind Friday are expected to be
the great days. The number Of people on the
ground 10 day was not {ar from. $4,000. The
wcashcr is delightful; the roads are good, und
everybody enjoys themselves to their hearts
content
1t is unnecessary to 50 into detailed descrip-
tion Of articles on exhibition; glance Ut the
departments must suffice.
The Chicago Faic WIS superior in the display
| Of tic products Of the field and Gurlen. Iu
vegetables there is nothing to excite special ut
t"ntion. The display Of fruit aud flowers is
inferior to that in your city, which hnrdly e1-
| peeled would be tho case. The show Of seed
wheat is very slim. Garden seeds are welt re-
| presented. I see nothing in the bread line
equal to that exhibited By the Chicago Acc1an-
iea1 Bakery. Bss in Condiments, honey, pre-
.,ryes, native wines, beer, and the like, this
Fair excels yours. The display Of honey is
great; but there is some tfepidati iou in passing
among tue numerous swn11ns nf bees TINT buzz
about peoples ears. OF cheese and butter, the
exhibition ia deficient, md far inferior to the
, 1859-09-30

Fair at .Uaf8oon.-- N-kt<rss Sfsana Ffotr---
Nr<at-fns PsAfrf< In Spring and Fak--.>d
Hucetssfuf EEpsrfntsxfs
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1:3a x.uEe STREET.
xENEMHE.: Tlt2 r1A3z
l:E.:VtEE TIE p.A.'I.
Oa Lake- .sear corner OF clark %trec*.
I'm Lake, neur corner os tia~s> street,

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Es:a' Ea:s Il. ~ J.'.S 1:N il. iaEk. .Ei.
TIf ycu want Fear
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rAKk. 1T l-.kt,:-
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t.sxe:.,- tas.t. I,s.;S i; il I: t.sx. Xxx
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kTf2r pr. t'hutch:l,-s-
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w. . = t,%'.iS j. rsnS'. %
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Wa-!, f,- Tech, =, ,e
| lb}S i. fiEk. lii lass
~ysra t.vt and ny:r2-
tc !se;.ely "a TO ,IUIS d.
PARK III Likes.
r. Far rent'f1yr y ,s.!u
s;t:s:::..:' ~ Y. 3css & 3 g. FAX: iEsii;:
E4I4k:-st-
II Fo. ai:er kh:ht n.ny F.ae-
ss:s cf Ill ki:rf% :. 10
1uIN o. pAKh,lst Lakes
0eFer Rat rots..n.. lug sad
Oh kin14:a Extstaln.'rra, 20
t. ItitS b. rAKK'-. ~
Lake ss5tt.
ET F1r y ltec,,dy for r!a-
" shs Skih, -
Ju"S d. PARK, LII L2ks
I s.rttt
kB For Fancy SeaIr. Brush
r. 1n.l T-1:rt t1fs4rA.
3',!1S y. ra2sh.S, l.s La
A.tset.
IT. Fnr Handkerchief EE.
tE4s - ari !'eflnsrrJ, ts
J+NIS u. t.Ek'S, 1aseA.
For Trttses, Shou!drr NEar.-
and AtlnHlHal sur;H1te:A
they as-,s fer f.lt sulra
| EAture, and will t~il 1t iG+
prce+- JuuS H. F.AEk, III
Ii
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DIED..

BouhE nesa., rs.ni-- oS. oLc.p. Josiah O. Bovine,
ofhis age.
HI friend. and those Of the family invited attend hi.
Funeral the residence Of his brother u law Henry
we'll No. 25 Allen street between Delaney and Rvn
Wesichester for interment.
cODDINGTON-At Tarptown, Tuesday Oct II. Louise,
yoauge.t child Of Thos B. aud Ama H. Coddnston aged
The friend. q the family invited stend funeral at the
Church Of the Annuneiaton, Thursdsy the 18Th in st 10
O'Clock O..
CAMPBELLIn Brooklyn. Monday Oct TO- Peter Campbell
a native Of Londonderry, Ireland aged IS years
ETIENNEAt his residence No 57 Greene street in the 18th
year OF his Louis Gemaine Etenne, native OF France.
GoRDON-ln this city Monday Oct 10 George Gordon Of
Savannah, in the I'd year of his age.
stt.no the Wednesday, the l2h inst 10
from the residence of his No. Albion place Fourth
stIeet) without further invitation
GRACEIn this city Monday Oct TO- OF oog and painful
re,. which ne bore with Christian fotude, Edward Grace
HANDsCHUCH-ln this city Monday o.: 10, Oscar only
Of Margaret aud Andre" HAnd'hucn ased mouth. aud
HAwEs-ou Monday, Oct. TO- at Fort Lee N Y, LayInia
daughter Capt George Hawes aged yeas sad ,! days
HOGAN-A New.Bhshton Staten Island suddenly Sunday
morning Oct Frances Hogan, widow Of the late Mense
Hogan, esq Of New-lors aged 80 yeas.
KRUFFEN-In thi, city, Monday morning Oct TO- Jacob
kruden, aged 70 years, months and IA days.
KuHIMANN-n this city on Monday Oc TO- aged 10 years
and months, Sophia knhlmsnn
LIvIEGsToN-ou Sunday, OF 9, in hi. city, Alice Maud
MaIis Lyin only daughter OF Cambridge Livingston, aged
rb ss and friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral a. St Mslk' Caurch Wednesday, s. O'Clock
D. H. withou. further invitation.
MARSHA Mosu, Turkey, Friday Aug H. Julia p. wife
OF The Rev Dwight w Marsh Of the As.yrsn Mission Of the
American Board and daughter Of Elisha Peck Of this city
MONRO-On Tuesday morning. Oct. II, at Brooklyn d.,
Emily Elizabeth only child Of George Monro sged Is months
and u days
MULLEN-ln Brooklyn, aner illness Arthur Maen,
native Of Ireland AID Tor the ar hy years resident Of
Brooklyn.
MoRRIs-A Hoboieu Sunday. Oct g. OF consumption, in
the ih year o, Eer Ms Mary Morris vii. Of Mr..
John s. MoTrs
McGoyRS-On Monday Oct 10 At bis late residence No 2s
Nineteenth street. after short neu Charles
McGovrin-
yccARrIN-Ia Jeney City, on Monday Oct 10 Msrsar.,
McCatin, the lounges. Mary and Miles No
CSru, AGED yesrs aud months.
PosTLEY-At Philadelphia, Tuesday morning Oct II.
Amelia Pstey, wife Of W.shir NJ Posrey and dx1sh
,er Of tse James KAN NswYork City IL Jh year
The tuners viii tst. pace Thursday afternoon o'clock,
nom NJ 80 Rae stree, PAilsdelphA.
TIDp-on Tuesday Oct H. Aure NJ. Tdd, widow fhs ate
NsueI c. lid Of WobGrn Mass and daughter Of Josiah
Lane, esq, Il sesrsport BE.
EsslerH papers pc sse copy.
VAN y0RsT-Ai Wes, Hoboker, ~ j.. Monday morning.
OF. ~. Sarah Van Nors., wife OF Care, Van Worst
yERPLASCh-In Brooklyn, on Sunday Oct .. John v d.
Nsrpsnck, aged Is years
vILkENs-ln tets city, Sunday evening OF Diedereh
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MARRIED.
BLOCKLRY-

BLOCKLHY-TURNER-O Thursday Oct. 6. by the Rev.
Van Nest John Gamer Bockey ESQ, TO Miss Sarah e.
Turner, both Of this city.
BUTLER-BALDwIN-On Mondsy Oct. 10 by the Rev WI
liam Cor b James Butler, esq to Mira Emma L. Baldwin,
all Of this city.
CHURCH-RICE-At the house of Asa knight in Abingdon
Pa on Monday evening Oct s. BY the Rev. Benz Miller Mr.
Church Of Scott Pa and Miss Emine Rice OF Aons
ton Luzerne County Pa.
HALL-COOLEY-On Monday Oct 49, by the Rev. l.. II. Van
Dorm Mr. Geo Z. Hall Miss Margaret Cooley, daughter
Of HeIry A. Cooley, all ofthis city
KUYPERs-HART-By the Rev. Peter Stryker Mr.. Wermul
dus Kuy pers Mrs Julia Ann Hart of Greenbursh
PoPE-BUxTON-On Monday Oct 10, by the Rev. John
Repnadsy, d. D. Thos Pope OF Hoboken to Kate A BuK
OF this city
wALBRIDGE-vAII-On Monday, Oct. 10, in 81. Paul's
Church Brooklyn by the Rev. O. B. Schuby MI Augustus
Wslbrdre Of this city, Miss Florence c. VAIL eldest daush
Of U. NJ Vail, esq. Of Brooklyn
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siIce Jin - foIIoI Hfo1IsIIeI E1I,VHt1I
The annexed table give. the percentage Of specie
10 net deposts carried BY the banks Of this city:

negotiation is pending between the officers Of TIE
Psnpsylvanis Central, Reading, East Psrnsylgana,
Lehigh Valley, and NewJersey Central Railroads.,
for the running Of through passenger and freight
trains over the new route which is formed by these
connecting roads between NswYork and the West.
The arrangement cortenplates the running of two
daily express passenger trains each way, without
change ofcsrs from jersey City to Pittsburgh. One
VII be night lire, leaving New-York al P. M, snd
provided with the improved sleeping cars now IA use
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER H. 1859.

eeny PeDh<rary fv. pcnhA Joeph Murph1 hroe,y rse.
~risry tire william wese lsreny; Pe-issutisry
three r1o5thA Joha TernsJ. larceny ferit-oany tars
morss Bernard AcIn.ee sssslt ard battery; hned 80
Chs-iss Hencrcksoo larceny; Pensntsy nontn James
Hurief areery Peri.en-iATy month Joar NsoaAn -
ssuh snc orery Peuiteutis;y out,s Wihsr SCOT 'u
ceuy PeniteLtasy rouas jacob Hesser lHrecJ Pear
tertiary one uor- Eliza Moore larceny Pehitsatay three
ronbs Louisa AEierso5 areny; fereusry thru nontAA
JcEa Burns, Arceay Peueutiary two william Bgr
lEc,ry Penitsrtszy month. Sara NzrrsI licenJ
Ps-!.rL LAT 10 rrourss
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w ARM CLOTHING.
We Offer large Of Fsi Winter Coz aax
jas Manufactured IN our best styles, ooisstias in p4ro
ESeUIsAUx BEAyEEs,
Moscow BEsybRs,
EIDBEDos BEAytRs,
MAGENTA BEayEss,
PResfDtST BE.yTss
CLAosooN BEsvfss,
DsxADsAUCHI brAytRs.
complete suits OF Ell styles q B-sver
sus al The late sy.s q Velvet and Csshne-e Eh-ag,
ko.. kc
Bows CLoTHTBG
FURNISHING GooDs
In grsst variety, a. the loves. prces Of ths trte.
ID. DgyLis Co.
Hca 80. go and 81. Brosixsy
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COURT CALrSpAR-Tus DAY.

SUPRENE COURT-CIR cUIT.-Psrt l.-Same as yes-
isrusy t.rt ISos 2lss 2les, 22rs 22S0 22 .se rs.
20 ~ 4si, 80 rs, zs2 SSi, $50 25le, 5ll S5ii $40,
.-Tc
SrFEEsE CoURr-SPEcitL TERs-Nos. l2e, ia,
s6 u IL 40 H. ~ rs l4 ls ~ 10. if 81 S. s. 81,
81 IS
SUPERIOR Corsr.-Nos. o. Oh, 300, 32i, 339, $40,
sT0 STl. So SIS So
CORR or CoxxoS PLEAs.-Pat Nos. l276,
1885, i5 js. 5is So e5l. i7s. ll76 1895 1873, lS2 1925
1896 lls9 Part II -Ss Ss Is g. 1870 1911, ISIS, 1874. 1915
i5.'. 1873, 1919, 1870, l52? 70 lo+l. li5s
UsnED STAITs DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. 3, l, 10,
IL -. a., %, ST. s.
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on the PeaasyivaniA RAtosd. Efforts ere making -
have the trains commence running Is sooa - the Fsn
timetables Of the varioas wessern Rslrosds tsst
make connections with the Pennsylvania Cessrs sss
6xed.
We hear Of no Specie goirg by the steamer tc-mse-
row, but the Saturday boats win probably take sbsut
q million.
The following are the currency. land warrant anf
specie quotations for the week corrected for rs frco
the rates current at the Baking Office Of Msss~.
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DOG SrEALING.--Noah Thrasher, captain of the
soop p Wallace charges John McCsbe, alias Big Charley
with ha, stolen his watchdog valued at % from his soop
while lying her dock in the East River Charley was arrested
Officer Van Adae but denies all knowledge oil the dog
Justice Steers committed him TO answer
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IAdyertiNmept.
WHY 60 feel ~

Why =" feel" your way into business In doubt
and uncertainty. when PH.IsoL EXAMINATION s.:
FOWLER WKLLss No. S6 Bro.d ~sy ~ii point out your
talents defects ard just tie puIsE In which you viii bs.
succeed.
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IiivertiSmenti
H-F"I s&S-IFIT =
COD-IHFR ON JFJJy

QURRU's CoD-LNER on JELLY
The only certain for COSsuxPTIOS AsrHs,, aad al
kinds Of COUGHS 10 taken without nsusea
Office, no is5 thsv and sold b, al respectable drlrrsA
PssFsLD PAhKEs NOVA,
Wholesa.- Aseasa, No. Is BseknAa-x-
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TAdyertiementI

They invariably and Immediately relieve al ordinary
Of health whether arising from mpsred digestive unc
tons costveness bilious and liver affections scroos habit
For sale at No. SIS Broadway, aud ~ all drussisA
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CITY ITEMS.

The first Of Mr. Fl. Draytor's Parlor Operas" (see
advertisement will be given tonight "Wednesday at
the French Thester, No. 5S5 Broadway, opposite the
Netronoltan Hotel.
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Bulls HrAD.-The supply for the week at Forty
fourth street. though considerably larger includes but
few droves of frst-csss buocks. large portion Of
them were quickly taken yesterday morning at q
slight Improvement upon last weeks rates. The
transactions in other grades were very small, and
prices for all inferior lots show an inclination TO de-
cline. The ruling quotations yesterday for medium to
6rst-class qualities were 8alOc.
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DIsMIssEp.-The charge Of obtaining money under
false pre,er.e. made against Waiter Fuller Ballard Hender
son Of Wall street Of which appeared in The TRs
vxE few days since dismissed by Justice oascfenba'h
there lot being sufficient evidence sustain it. Mr. Fuller
theiespon honorably discharged BY the Court.
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fAcvsrtir~meu. 1
WHO Is ANGELA WELLEsIEY'

WHO II ANGfLA ELLEsLEh why, sue is
Lazy Clefkenwel. What is abe plain Mary Smith
Ano STILL abe the heroine Of that touching etory GU
Of the Depths repeated 70 crowds evJ eystins sat ls The
sfteIaoon) a. BsiLun's MGsean.
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Advertisement.
Az EXERDEIL's WEDDING CARDS. NOTES

ygLoPr ETc-These ceeb.,ed Cacs eeg.a.y engraved in
the highest style Of the only hsd il Broadway
Of DEsaest Es.,bhsheo In 1910.
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NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

TIE MIssISG MAS FoUsD.-Mr. Daniel Keenan, Of
Bergen, who disappeared on Thursday night last
under circumstances which led to the suppositon that
he had been robbed and murdered or the Bergen
plank road, was discovered by MS friends at the
Tombs, on Friday night. 1t appears that Mr.. Keenan,
left Myerss hotel Thursday evening and proceeded
to New-York by steamboat from Bergen Point.
where be fell in with party by whom he was dread
fully beaten and robbed of about $50 in money his
watch and other effects. The police found him ly-
ing on the sidewalk bleeding from wounds in the
head snd insensbe. The injured man was conveyed
70 the Tombs where he remained until called for by
his friends, being temporarily insane. He was re-
moved to bis residence yesterday. 1t is thought that
his rjuries will prove fatal.
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SARAT0nA EMPR

SARATOGA EMPIRE WATER-Slperor 70 Con-
Ws-f any other Mineral W,er In Hof sale
Druggists and Hoes southern Dero: no 40 Broadway Neg
i0k- @. ". WESTON Co.
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COURT on GENERAL sEssIoN.-ocr. n.-s.tors R.

corde. BARNARD.
A number Of persons VINO hal been IN prison for
time brought out yesterday morning and
for want o evidence
noled younF pckpoekst named Augustus Wyrcoop plead
guilty having fiom poke. while
coming this civ u se4bos. from Y0nke Recorder Bar
nard hse a. toe and determined
the s-d OF a. The Of
n. I'D bis client Intended
reform III. Recorder therefore the prisoner cnoioe
either tbe State Prison m years would
and with less inaao DE chos.
term and its and sr.e1oe6 accordngly
Mar Moran, convicted Of PEA: larceny, and er:ecced
70 the Penen;iaIy q: ak months
Charles Horton, pleaded guilty 4 a. at.enp. commit bur
ssry the tbir1 dt a-d reuzndec or
las; Gay Of tie Term
C.,harine Spence having caid in her arms vas
rsigued fox stealing ws.ca ani finally released.
Aue Rap sentenced %; he PeEeniiuy Zoe sky days
se.ng under rather peculiar
Charles Over pleaded lily Of p-; larceny and
Patrick Barrel: sxn7o the charge and BAT
.sry and sent 70 the Penieutiary for ooe raooth
negro named Jacob Ferns was charged with assancs
with all In bis dsiease
Ferrs had he Wing prosr..e
sourd whcm The other b-A:iug Mariner
aknt the wo1ans part, TIA. tA- blows
were given IN bis own defense. Acquitted.
A ruuber Of cAses toe Csr1cAr which.
wih the dicEen; sssius; Dr. H..sinson Vii be pre-
today. Adjourned 70 II 0e.ock today
COURT OF SPECIAL loSs-Ocr Ul--Bsf.re Jas.ie-s
sTEEfs htLLY, and CoNxoLLI
james q Hara, assault AID battery: lined =. Emsr
Rssqsss assaas sri ss;teyi saea Sl1 WILMA wiAls lar
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OPPosrTIoS PRINARrEs-The Opposition primary
meetings in Hudson County were held in the various
wards ard township, Monday evening, and were
generally harmonious and quiet. The meeting in the
Second Ward, Jersey City, was packed by motley
crowd, under the leadership of Ben Van Ripper. As
the orderly portion were ounumbered, and could have
no voice in the meeting they withdrew and transacted
their business in another place.
The rowdies also elected set of delegates, but
their proceedings viii undoubtedly be dscountenanced
at the Conventions.
1t is understood that the delegates favorable to
the nomination of ID. S. Gregory for Senator Robert
Gilchrst for County Clerk, and Henry Newkirk for
Sheriff.
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"THE RIGHT WORD IN THE RIGHT PLACE" il
the title Of boob JUS, eubsbed BY FowLEs WILLS We
almost for al VITO write TAX See
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The September receipts of the Racine and MsE,

Inc september receipts OF the Racine and Mssls-
sippi Road reported unoficially as $37 900.
The election of Directors for the Erie Road came of
to-day. The scene was excited one, and the vote
much larger than is usual at railroad elections. The
whole number Of votes cast was %, 2S7 Of which the
yellow" or administration ticket recsiyed about
1900 including 600, from which one or more names
had been scratched The annexed is the elected
ticket: Samuel Marsh, Daniel Drew, Dudley s.
Gregory, John Arnot, Of Elmira William D. Skid
more, Hermann Gelpcke, Ralph Mead, ID. A. Cush-
man, Ambrose 5. Murray, Of Goshen; William Evans,
ofEngland; George I. Cobb, Robert H. Berdell, VII.
liam F. Spls,t, of England; Nathaniel Marsh, j. c. b.
Davis, Henry Sheldon, Henry l.. Person.
Messrs. Sewell, Ferris & Co., uncurent money
brokers' suspended to day by reason of
TO parties at the West. The mail receipts, sc, Of
the firm this morning were transferred TO Read,
DreIel & Co., who pay the proceeds to the proper
parties.
The Toledo BLADE, OF Oct. 6, says of the Wabash
Valley Railroad:
Ats meeting Of tn. ckooJe Of the above Company
l Dsa ~sr. T he .ni y. .ss % Bos john
Boss Isa.: H. Knox. Wilson, b v.rnun, Mardoes,
Alb.ry W. Ceburp, w Baker Toledo Brachen4se Foit
Wayne Geo Cecil Logsnspor. James spears Lsisyst;e w.
s ho and sso The s " he So1rH, M .s
.ansn. ye.F w scSay President; w. Goloo,n' Wee.
.sry and kaditori @. II Burow, Superintendent
The rev mer on this lit are Ross, Knox, Wilson,
Murdoch aud Morgan.
The following is comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive Of specie, from NewYork to foreign
ports, for the week and since Jan. Il:
E F.: 'a :s;a:; t .s: sss : .' g
s;.. La, asa asi Is7 q 40 10 799 sIoF7 e5I
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PITTRcH's TKoUssEH.-A recumbent statue, cslled
The Dying Tecumseh executed by Mr. Pettrich pu pill
Of Thorwaldsen, who spent some time in the United
States about twenty years ago. is exhibition in the
Cooper Institute. The work was modelled in Wash
ington in 1888, under the supervision of Col. r. NJ.
johnson. Accompanying it are group called Chair
iy and four colossal buss representing the Seasons
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RIpr.-Ceorpe Napan was arrested

2
having rape upon the of Barbara Weis
cook in No s9S West Twenty eighth street
In default Of $4,000 bail Justice Kelly committed the accused
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rested Yesterday for having stolen suit Of clothes the property
OF Conrad Sobser Of No Delaney street He wn seen %
so rd Of the clothes before being He committed
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