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The oSLT $40 AMI eertain curc 81 Cancers ril-s.
Trnrrs, Sw-Fluss, asI Briaeh1is cr Goiirr, Parsy-
els, Neuralgia Weakness q the Egerlrs. Chrcui- u
Indlnuatn-v kheutnlti=tu- Stiiaezs % the joint,
CONTACTED Misciss or li-aucuts, Earcie o. Tooth
ache, DFises, Spriirs, Wcunts. Fresh Cuts, Us-sfs
Fever Siffes. Cskel Breasts, Sore Ntnr3ea. Barus
Scids Sore Throat, 81 any Inflammation or Paisi no
dIaercuce hou sevcrp. o. bow lnne the dzeass may
ec-tain rumeiiT
Th0nsaHls e ha-1an beings have hlen saved ia
O. dcrrepltue eni aissry 81 tie q thh iaTala-
able illtrino.
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cEIllINAL uOlkI uLlIlAI 7 I
We are authorisedto announce Dr. E. NJ PATTERsoE
ddate Clerk the Criminal Court Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. tnagaS-te.
We authorised to announce JoHx SHANE, Esq
ddste for election to the Office Of Criminal Court Clerk The
next Mares election
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Nofiier ~ AhHu nuo file 1tAs Ok LOUIS No
For sale W hOlcsale and retail I'm NASHVILLE,
Tennessee Proprietor prices, By Berry DemOTiiie g.
Hendshott and 10. G. Br0En and b. every respectable Drug
In TIE United states fsbaI 5D-dtEiy
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Weare suthorizea to announce THos. T. SAUNDERS
dda Office Of oouiey Trustee Davidson county, At
the election to be held in March. ls60. aPS
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MeLcan's celebrated Linimcns IS tho euly safs snd
rrltaho remedy for thu sura of Spawn. hing Dose,
WiHi-gls, Spints, Ghraturll BuUTs, Nodes OF
Swc,iings- X 81 never ll u curr 81. Head. Poll
evil Fist'iit. Oid Running Sores o. Swceny. 70
properly applied. Scr sprains, Brsrisas Scratches,
CGlcked Ileels, Chals, Si'i,ls 0r Cellar Calls Cuts,
Sores, or Wonntls, h is intalliblr rrmcty. Apply
It directed, and Is oertain En- every Instance.
Thea tribe longer WIKI the many worthless Lin
lnents offered % you. Obtain a supply Of Dr.. No
1eans ceIelr.lel LInImcaL 10 VII IN. Eur
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- RIy The four days The Spring Fair Trzin ozfha
D. & N Railroad WIN leave Nashville q go n ia.a
Il $50 81. kobf Mol.k9bs
meyI7-n Sup, Z &H.R 3
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A Rare Chance

TO
PERSONS WISHING TO EMBARK IN THE
s EG AR,
w IN e.
AND
l. q u o II Is q SIN SIS.
consequence Of our lease expiring in the building
the list Of July AMI desiring wind up long
abished business the subscribers their entire stock on
hand with fixtures, &C. accommodating terms The
select and ample in every branch doing paying
and increasing business should effected 6y the
LIST OF july the store will he kept open sell quantities
suit at reduced prizes until the LIST Of January when will posi-
lively close.
All persons having claims against the house requested
present the for payment ard those indebted please
rake immediate payment Observation-Disclosures given
after the LIST OF July
mayl5-H A. KERR & co.
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Ero1a J. NJ TowLER. N. D, ana JcHN 0. HILL, Esa.,

III. RIDDgLL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry In the Unyer
sity Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says
New Orleans March 81, 1858.
L. S. ULLHAS Esq-DeEr Sir: receive item the 18th Dee
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable.
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Lieut.. Col. RICHARD OWEN ~ D. late Professor Of Geol
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,


Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the indoes sree
with each other at given point, CCbhange the dali
day OF moisture in the atmosphere
many months peculiarly sensitive all yrometriea changes
and required confidence in their indications
Ifuher compared the fo the PERIOD with Hygrom
and part Of the With Mas0ns Hygroaete 1.-THE wet and
dry bub add found the plants give the Indications
instruments.
Being thus excellent Hyemeers liable
dsarangsd wel cheap enough 10 he within the reach
farmers and of Tie community generally think all persons
buy your Instrument will Oe satisfied with the purchase.
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LOUIS s. UILMAN, EsQ-Dear SIR: 1t appears to be Pecu
ary sensitive gives greater range than either
the animated Ga Ordinary eatgut"
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RaW@Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, ABMPHIS.-che notes Of this Bank will be
ded at he linton Rank Of Tsnnesse at Nashville Eatv
III Look out tor limitations of Lea q PerrIn'S WOr.
cesTCrshire Sauce. See advertisement OF JoN DUNCAN
& Sons aup2I-J
IL Some say HARRIS will beat Neherland and some say
NETHERLAND Will beat Harris; but eCery body agrees tina
we beat any house in the State for Good Tobacco
and Fine Cigars and reader you had better be
OOAriRced. J. II. LANGLEY < co,
May2O-0 a Union street
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We are authorized the Hon JOHs v WRIGHT
candidate for reelection to Congress the Seventh Con
ressios,al District lnhl
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SGsSS preserve the body in perfect health
not to wait for development Of diseases abe wise in me
check and guard against the hst approach Keep the stomach
and blood healthy pure and the plaques poisoned
Osphee fall harmless. The only remedy that will thoroughly
the system, McLEANs sIRESGHTHESnsG CORDIAL
PURIFIER Try you viii convinced See advertisement
mayl-s&wlm
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M4%@Tape-WOrm in ChiIdren.--

ESb>s-S PLAINIIEID N. J. August g. Is5s-Niessrs B.
A FAHNEsTocK Co. Gentlemen Our SON. years Of age
has been afflicted with for three years past during
that time We have tried remedies, attendance
Of su physicians The boy passed from one inch to sew
enteen feet day while under the influence medicine
he has been taking, but never discharged the head
Your agent being neghborhood sent 20 the house
by nghbOrs the the wonders Of
village.
We gave the boy two bottles of B. a. 1astocS VeTmge
which brought away twny feet Of the worm with the head
During years he has passed three hundred the worm
We would recommend to all those that afflicted with
worms Of any description, positive cure.
JOHN R0SELL.
Purchasers should look eel on the wrap
per, and that they b-yng FAHNEsrooKs YERFueE
and nnnih iGuIrn
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JAsM sAFF0RD N. D. Professor Of Chemistry IN the Cum
berland University Of Lebanon Tenn aud State GeoOg FOR
the State of Tennessee, Syst
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From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ, NJ Professor oSBot
any and Natural History in the University OF Nashville says:
Z February, y, 1859.
LoUEs 8. ULMAN, Esq-Dsar ST. have had more than
years experience yeu Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action with extreme interest 1t generally been
correct for havs and 'forees' the weather with
extreme glad add my testimony of your
other friends. IWish you establishing
and reliable instrument am yours respectfully &C.,
GEORGE S. BLACEIR, NJ D.
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MOLEAN's sYaENarHEEna CORDIAL
LIVER cOMPLAIST, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDEo

- LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous BebfIity, Dfsensea
OF the kidReys, and ali Disease.
nri<inZ from "a DIsOrdered Liver o.
stomach, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn. Inwari Piles Acidity or Sickness q the
Stomach, Fulness q Blood % the Head Dt.i Pain %
Swimming in the Head, Pa-pitaiion Of the Heart
Fullness or Weight In the Stomach Sur Eructatons
Choking or SuHocltinR Feeling when lying down,
Drynes5 or IelOwness Of the skin aud Eyss. Night
Syeats, Inward Fsvers Pain in the Small Il the Back
Chest Side, Sudden finishes % Heat Depression u
Spirits, FrshHal Dreams, LanEusr, Desp0nden.g or
any Nervous Disease, sores Bi1tchrs 0n tho Skin
ard Fever ami Agne Tor Chilis aud Fsvsri Il win
also cure diseases % the Bladder and Wamb, such a.
Seminal Weakaess, Incontnenco Il Urine, S,rau-
giiary, Inflammation or Weakness q the Womb "
Bladder, Wits, etc.
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JOHN HENRY NJ. D. L. l. D., Professor in the smithsOn
an Institute, Washington City letter dated July H. 1855
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1T Is DELICIOUS 10 TAKE.

CAUrIoS--BeWare Il druggists or dealers who my
try TO palm upon you some Bitter Ssrsalsrili tra>
whish they can bny cheap by s1yigE 10 Is i--st as
g1ut Avoid slch men, A K for afcIgans SirruEJh-
eldns Cordial snd isss Holhing eI@r u = she dty
remedy that viii purity the bio fhc-Uu bly, and -
the saEls time Strengthen The system. .-a
One tablespoonful taken every morning fisinz. T.
certain preventive &C e. cicrs Chilis and Fever,
feovT hev.r, q any pFeviens disease- h + put up
Ia large bottles.
Prce only 81 PER BOTH. o. 8 lalLI.a % S.
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Mr. L. s. ULLMSS-4y Dear Sir: find your simple and se-
CANT little HgrOscoPe, constructed yCdrse quite deca
and believe they will prove be useful and valuable
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JOHN W. DRAPER NJ D., L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology, in University Of New York. relative 70 this
plant, says
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THERE is NO MISTAKE Asour m
oyER a MILLION OF uo-rIEs

This Cordial VIII never fail % cure any II the abo-s
Diseases IL taken per directions en- each bottle in
German, English. and French.
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MeLeln's Vo.eanic ON Iinimsnt
20 60 ~ - Arinals.

WIN relieve F1iL almost istsu 'auccni y and q I'll
cleanse, Tss-ifv, aud heal the fou,st sores IN in
CTe,libly short lime.
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ucrElr.s EorcArIc 81 LrrrHrrr.

Sole Pr17ri-tar 20 tbs 1. rdial.
Als0 Mel. can Foicaia Oh Liuimeut.
Principal Depot GA the c8rBer 81 Ehird and Pfas
Streets s Isris 10
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LOUIS UILzAN, MsQ.-DeGr Sir: have had the Hyero
meter hung my LabatoTy since Il arrived
and found it to in the manner you repTeseuL
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Do you wish to he healthy and struns2 Then 50 az
once, aRa get some Of MeLeau's C0r,lial. II viii
strengthen aud ihEigorate yuur whole system, causing
hcaltAy AID pure circulation % bood ID dow thruih
every vein. aad the rich, r1sy bloom Of heath 10
usount 10 your cheek agaia.
HSsarr -,
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FOR cHIInRE M

We sayto parents, Il yong chis.ren aro tckiy runv,
g afflicted viii sntn1.ants prevalent ausnE iirer
give them small quantity n 9icLsan's C9uii1i. aud
not a Hcsiont, try It, and you vii BE- convinced.
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Have been sold during the last SIX months, snG IN
Instance has It failed in giving entire sntsfiaa-
Who, then, viii suffer fro weakness debility. whea
-
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6. P. CRAWFORD N. D.. Of Greenevils, Tenn, says;
LOUIS g. ULIgIS, Bsq-Dear Sr-I have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators which been watching and
testing for time. find them them be sSceegfy Sest
tCe and made susceptible 70 GU AygTOesiIL changes fGB
tie best HygrVReeTs IhGJs O6sereed TAegGH agree
IN Joysg1s changes Of te OeGer from q 10 - hours
IN ddcdace. They simple and believe riiG
DO utility baa most Hygrosc9pes On
should be the hands Of every Individual,
peoaly the farmer, Very respectfully, &C., yours
8. P. CRAWFORD, II. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01

permission of the Of Trinity church TO examine the
manuscripts in his possession for certain information con-
tanned therein and thai such information be printed u
! the " ,, ,,,,,.." ,. was adopted !. ),
Judge HosMAN offered ',na,,on Of the prouptev
-, nsaths IN each parish the Office of Rural Dean and
" nepoIta pan thereof at next Convention.
was moved aud carried that the report Of the Com
mi,. Oh me Training School be printed appendix
to the jon, "'
made to thai nor ION OF the Bishops address which
erred 10 the mission aries and the missionary fund He
gave sketch of vss to as'an. mission showed the
necessary frugaty which the missionary mad 70 practice
order 10 live out OF the email spend allowed him. and
called upon his lay brethren TO scfoe generously TO-
the fund. .
Dr. HIGHER thought that the fault lay neither with the
lay with the clergy, but in the system ~ which con
tribuons are obtained.
Dr. VINToN said that friend had just suggest VI to him
that the delegations from the various parishes ia con-
tribute annually and above any other contrib uon,
sum equal to the yearly stipend Of missionary be
offered the suggestion for the consideration of the Conyen
ton.
DELEGATE opposed such plan, for the that he
had not been endowed by his parish take action
such matter and he believed that other delegates
similarly situated.
ANOTHER MEMBER then in answer to the above appeal!
pledged his parish for the support Of missionary for
-four years. His good example was initiated by many
ohers, aud pledges We're also made OF contributions TO
supply the deficit in the missionary fund.
The Secretary opened subscription list md those who
desired, advanced and made their contributions When
"" uushces VI TcceNme INT cohripuuons was HnlsneH,
the bishop announced that the deficiency IN the fund could
now be made up.
The thanks of the Convention then voted to the
treasurer and secretaries for their services during the
session.
motion was adopted to print 1000 copies OF the
journal for distribution,
The thanks of the Convention also voted to Trinity
Church for the use Of ST. Johns Chapel in which 10 hold
the sesaon
II was moved and adopted that the Convention after
the reading of the minutes adjourn sine die Accordingly
after the approval OF the minutes the concluding ceecs
and Lords Prayer said by Bishop Uphold, the
Gloria in Excccis' sung, the greater bcnedicion
pronounced by Bishop Potter and the Convention ad.
journed.
The General Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States OF America will assemble ia
s.. Pauls Church, Richmond, Va, on Wednesday
ing, October s, at 10 O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01
City Intelligence.

SUICIDE OF AN ARTIST Frederick Lowensby COM
mitted suicide last week by hanging himself at
place between Liberty Mill and Barbour's Mil New York
State. The deceased was an Engshman by birth, and
landscape painter by profession and is said TO have
brother residing in this city, His effects i'll the pos
session OF John B. Newiouse, Barbours Mill Orange
county New York
The LOWER BAY HOSPITAL Subtitle Florence Nightln.
gale hespal ship up from the lower bay yesterday
morning. and at anchor of Staten Island, where she
will remain until winter, when she win be taken along
side the public store dock at quarantine.
FIRE IN WEST THIRTY SIXTH STREET eight O'Clock
yesterday morning FIRE occurred in the Empire Print
Works. 1877 and 13e West Thirty sixth street. owned BY J.
Stuart II originated in the irving and caused
by cloth igniting from the heat The damage to
stock will be about Sl5p. and to the building about $50
Insured stock aud machinery for slo25o follows:
Humboldt, $500; st. Marks $3.50; Nosth@es.ern
So, GOO, and Beekman, $4,000 The building is insured
for SIS 900 in the Park Insurance Company
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The GREENWICH STREET ACCIDENTAL singular verdict
was rendered by the Coroners jury in the Of the
Greenwich street accident We give verbatim it
rendered, as follows'That the said John Gaaney
to his death by injuries received by the falling Of
wal! the premises known No 3lS and 1916 Greenwich
ceased and further the contractor and fore
man in not keeping strict watch on said braces and
WALL Gailney was twenty six years Of age, and
native Of Ireland
SUICIDE AT JONES' WoOD.-Coroner Jackman held an
inquest yesterday at the Nineteenth precinct house.
upon the body Of an unknown NAM about twenty-five
years OF age apparently German who was found deaa
IN Jones' Wood under circumstances which leave no
doubt as to his having committed suicide by taking auda
mum In the possession of deceased found two hand
kerchiets one being marked Caroline T. Z. Sn' Near
the body of deceased the ground found piece Of
paper on which was inscribed 1913 Elm street. The jury
rendered verdict OF "Snicide,n and the body was
thereupon removed to Bellevue deadhoase for dcrttfc
ton.
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b The New York Weekly y,srnId.
SifOkTfN vs,,nxs htruap~ 100. -

<~x.f's fho" So -NEwS Fhom -
-~. --,roRNfA
ba'ilon eVAF~oiA, kEW GRANADA, NICARAGUA
vESEzcELA, DUESos AYRf.sp AExico. CUBA, THE
erSf INDIES, ETC.-AFFAIRs IN WASHINGTON
THE NEW BOUNDARY DIFFICULTY WITH GREAT
ohlAlN-LoCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS -
LATEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD VIII be published al ten o'clock Hs
NOR ng It's contents VIII embrace among other things The
folow SNews rom furope-fria Trip OF the Great East,
ernTerr Explosion on Board-IIighly Important from
chnaA,tem rted Visit Of the Allied Ministers to Pekin-The
Fleets Attacked The Peho by the Chnese-Nneteen Allied
Vessels Roulei- four Hundred Seventy eight Europeans
Killed and Wounded The Zurich Confcrences-News from
india Australia MOI occo, &C. the New boundary DIM
Guilty with Great BrtaMa, Of the Arroo Islands and the
Disputed Boundary InesThe Respective Claims OF England
ana The United States, dc News from California British Co.
mmba New Granada Nicaragua Buenos Ayres Venezuela,
Mexico Cuba West indies &C.; Affairs in Washngonour
Relations with Central America Great Britain and Mexico
Dispatches from the China SYSTEMATICALLY Feeling
oil the Chinese Toward Americans &c Latest by Tee.
graph; Editorials The Leading Topics Of Day. Financial
Commercial Religious Theatrical Sporting and Maritime In
seihgence Weekly Review OF the New York Cattle Market
Retail Prices OF Country Produce Washington Market,
geher with large variety Of interesting local aud mscela-
neous items Single copies in wrappers ready for maug
can be had at the counter Price six cents.
The mails for Europe, by the steamship New York. viii
close at me Post ONCE at half o'clock this morning
The WEEKLY HERALD Will be ready Ia time FOR mailing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01
Personal Intelligence.

List of Americans registered at the banking Office Of
lansing, Baldwin Co.. No. Place de la Bourse, Paris,
from Sept. to Sept IL, 1885,
II. f. Blossom and wife, p Gansevoort and family H s.
Gansevoor John H. Faxon and family Miss Fagis George
Butler Jr j. b. Hart and wife, H. II. Tompkins, Van
Bergen Jr; y. p Hammond H. Habcock, O. w Longstreet
II. w. Field and wife, H. W. Field, Dr. and wife Mrs f. g
Mclean Mrs S. Bovine and daughters, Mrs. J. Graham H.
y Porter Rev. G. r Sheldon, r. Armstrong w il. Ward j.
NJ Bailey f. Taller yr. and family Miss Suiern, Site
GER h. H. Darling +. Haas and family, G. T. Griffin. O. r.
Iows James Forsyth j. A. Rasn, }. H. and O. Sweeney j.
Potter Jacobus G Waldr9n George Hunt New forS'
Brown and lady fcnnsylyania T. Fuller Bnney L.
g Bates 0hie; g Day and family Conncccut; g D. Carr,
land G. r. Dalgren. louisiana A. Harris d. c., john s.
Coleman, Georgia.
Among the strangers in Cincinnati on the 29th
Mr.. Casey United States Treasurer brother and family;
Hon. John G. Reeves, and Hon. Humphrey Marshall.
Mr. Casey very feeble health and is on his way home
for recreation
Ex President Fillmore and wife were in Boston on
Thursday.
s N. Holingsworth ESQ.,, has been elected Mayor Of
Nashville, Tennessee.
Hon Robert NJ. McIanc, American Minister to Mexico
arrived In Hudson Saturday, and Immediately pro-
ceeded TO his summer residence, in Livingston, Columbia
county where he viii probably remain until his departure
for Vera Cruz.
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Police Intelligence.

DEADLY ASSAULT WITH A HAMMER "A difficulty occurred
at the biacksmths shop, No % HammersIy street, on
Monday, between Horace Williams and George Erving,
which resulted In Williams being knocked senseIess with
hammer in the hand OF his antagonist. Policeman Hal
sted Of the Eighth precinct who was passing at the time
of the ARRAY arrested Ewing and complaint against
him for felonious assault The injured badly
hurt that he was unable to appear at Yesterday to
give his testimony. Ervng committed for examina-
ton by Justice Quackenbash.
LARCENY OF JEwELRY.-During the temporary absence
Of Mr. James Linden, jeweler of No ISL Grand street
from his store Monday evening" expert thief slipped
behind the counter and carried off watches and
quantity Of ewcry, valued at 1880 The detective police
were informed of the occurrence and yesterday of
the shadows' arrested genius named Irish Tom
pcion Of being the thief Upon searching the person OF
the prisoner the whole of the stolen property found
in his possession Tom fought quite hard with the officer,
and manifested the greatest anipa,hy imaginable to being
introduced TO the General Superintendent The prisoner
was locked up for trial.
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Married.

HAYEs-WESMAN-On Thursday, Sept 20, at the
Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. Dr. Bcdc Mr.
HENRY B. HAYES to SARAH MATILDA, daughter Of the late
r. N. Wenman, all Of this city.
JoRDAN-CIMAND.-On Friday, Sept 80 by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher at his residence CONRAD n JoR-
DAN, of Jersey City, j. 10 Miss MANY l. CLgAsp, OF
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington papers please copy.
lEAgy-FAILoN.-0n Wednesday, Sept. IS, at the
Church Of the immaculate Conception by the Rev Father
Byrne OF Flushing, Mr. JAMES D. LkAgy 10 Miss MARY G.
FAILos, only daughter Of james Falon, Esq, both Of Viii
liamsburg.
MooRE-WSANs--0n Thursday, Sept. 20 at Bartho-
lomew's church, by Rev. DR.. Samuel Cooke EDWARD d.
MOORE to JULIA ADELAIDE daughter OF VIM. W. Winans,
Esq. all of this city
WALDMANN--DE HooG.-On Sunday, Sept. IS, al the re-
sdence OF Peter dc Hoog, No. 69T1s SIKH avenue, ~ u
by the Rev. T. T. Schroeder, GEO. C. WALDMANs, OF Ba-
den, Miss MARIA LOUISA MAGpALENt Hooe, os Long
Island n Y,
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Supreme Couft-Chambers.

Before Judge lngrabam
THE RECORD COMMISSIONERS AGAINST THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.
SETr. 30-7he People at he relation q NcSpslon and
Bdker The Board Of Sapsrtisors Of The Comfy
Of Netc Yok--On the oath Of September jus
tee Ingraham granted alternative manaamas
to compel the Board Of Supervisors pay the
Of $193 900 for expenses incurred by the Board o
Commissioners Of Record in having The records OF the
Registers and County Clerks Office printed and bound
The work was done by McSpedon and Baker, who have
commenced sut to obtain paym nj for their labor
and the order requiring the Supervisors 10 show
was granted upon their application This morning,
the return o. the order the post Ponea for
fe W dayS