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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

ing the place and as Gar as pos'e'e from tue mVes
which ,bsv were much afraid he Wooid uPset He de-
Cared be was desrmssd GO s'op And he Wa therefore
-, ~ ar. cbvav Is o,B,id rah- distance frou the
Mac a, Which he con- neocss bic iuTolcnta journey
Cn,,s-s xss. an invalid wac mkt carefully removed
-, ,oce senale. The bses could net be safely med
.6 with IN The daytime, and II &c * the men three
,h,ls nights 70 remove the b-,s TO piece of Cutters
dr. Az orchard seven miles dis ant They wer5
nre sew rely ard we're heartily g-d wasn they had
cor sei ii. ir novel aid u plea An, tax.
The Rev. Mr.. Clover, Rector Of tia Episcopal
Church in Springfield, III has pointed portrait of
Abrshsm Lincoln, which is highly commanded at the
Wet The Quincy Vhtg IN SAYS:
Iinc In has fine head and most expressive face
his mouth il large-mu b like Clays his nose is Of
the kind tbs' determined apoleon - appoint his chief
ohcerss good long one; his eyesa'e little dropping,
hut have fire iyiUg deep Sitbiu his hair Is black,
without any tcueh of gray and worn in iswyerhSe,
careless way his forehead Is high and broad and his
whole look open and honest"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

A LIZ RssERvIyG BATHING CAR,-~sersons who
have lost their lives while batting ia the sarf along
coast have Usually 10 their ED by the simple
want O. cords fastened on Ehore and attached to hei
bodies These lamentsbie accidents will no doubt 10
annually repeated until we have thorough sys-
ten applied TO The bathing at watsringpsoss.
Il is not enougU that there should 5e few loose cords
l5iaa on Tie beach, shich would probably be u use
for cOthes-snes other purposes at the ve=y time
When they were most wanted. The cords nlst be
permanently attached to the baihingcars and so fixed
.aat each swimmer will be against she posi-
bGiy Of dsath By reason Of au undertow. Thomas
Leeson Of this city has Invented continuance which
seems to us well adapted to secure this end. He mas
car on whees divided into four bathing -daubers with
doors at both sides platform runs along the
sides Of the wagon szd little flight Of steps desoends
70 the ground Eight ropes, wound On reels are pro-
vided-one fos each ba er-and to each ia Attached
broad strap to be buckled around the waist. The cord
may be pd OUT as required a2d only required, for
ratchet and pswl prevent IL unwindag faster Ihan
desired The car is also provided with longer ropea
and floats fer the use Of good swimmers who would
venture further out into the surf. With such sp.
yaratus az this in general use a; Newport aud Rock
away, we may fairly count on there being no more
such cases az those OF Mr. Ru.z Mr. Gardiner tue
otheTs which occurred last Sumner.
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THE Crops.

The foreign adyicss received since our last crop ar
eicle was published fully confirm the Vie~s~ e have
~xpres sed Certain oid wri'ers, missed by temporary
hsshes Of sunshioe aud few days OF fair harvest
weather at once forgot dependency aud the Pablo ap
prebeasions. and psophesi.d a foil average crop. A
Icing spcoesson Of cold ;renchng storms a. the very
tine when clear days were most required seemed to
these theorists only refreshing showers and the safe
housing Cf perhaps half of tse grain, msgniied
into general safety Of ths harvest For toe last three
weeks there has been scarcely three consecutive days
Of sunshine in any part OF Great Britain, and
what with tho impending approach Of frost, and the
long nights aud feeble warmth Of the sun by day the
safety of full half the British crop il in jeopardy. Much
CT the grain already saved is reported having been
ruined by frefsngue' aud sprouting 10 the stack
or heaf and much that rad bseD threshed has proved
eot and too bad 10 bin The grain ufrket has steadily
advanced and last advices the appearance Of the
Ir.h ptso crop was so very bad that large advance
is reported III that root. With the possibility Of
Other time Of rot in Ireland much attention had BEEN
given to Indian ecrn and the price mad already risen
abcui SIX csnts per bushel. Since the great famine
corn meal has been gradually introduced among the
abOrng classes as food and in the of the present
fear for the potato being verified the consumption Of
our great staple must be very greatly increased.
A tel dency seems to be gradually developed in
Ire'sud TO merge many small farms into single
large oDes-a process brought abont in psrt at least;
by the emigration of the pessautry to America.
There sre too changes TO be noticedsometimes very
maIked-l the area Of certain crops cult as well
as in the production year by year. The following
statistics, ION the official bureau in Dublin, will no
doubt be read with general interest
AeEIcrITvRAI sTATro or IEELAND Eos THE YEARs 1853
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COURT OF SPECIAL sHssIONs--s1rr 1t-Bsors Justices
kKLLY, Qus,xzHBJs-aals STEERS
John 30 le petty isTcery three months PoniieD-
tisry Msry Barton sssSo ard tSsry ludnss sl,pendsd
Wn Campbell aSault ara battery tEo nouths Peniioaay
Richard Graz ssssnt ard battery jEdsn-it Jed on
C01nor petty ltrcery siY nssta Pere-ti,y. M'ohset
DthT assault eod battery ji-scslt sa'ped~d hiielasi
nuly eId battsrg. month. feuie
tary Che Frsser petty larceny egneot sup.nfet H
dsDh G-rh psy s-geuy. s-norths Pert nttfry " M
te petty larceny si1 tbs PBi,ertsrY May Mitchell
AID bBtiey four mouts fnits 90 Ana ohIt.
iw1tuy six mouths ferishtaFy kltr r"uy, ea1it
tnJ baisry thee months Pspsbs.arv "n ~ Wal'eTs,
petty lkIe nv four uths frpI~ tiuy Oh opher SEAMAN,
ssfalt SD battery fined s5pcd HrnTy seymour oad yss
Gooifsnw aaignsd ge Of alsse and etsoaipt q
steal a. kpookets nndsr the law seymour w-s sent
q, months Imprisonment IN TIE Penent AZ, AMI
nldfr,lpg couHrted md enaanded ter sentrnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

TIE Barkers' Maga=iN oaa Siaisti-a! Register
for October edited By j. S HoNANs, contains articles
on Bank circulation of the United States new Banking
Iavsof Massachusetts, the fall the value Of Gold the
new Banking system Of Maryland, and new method OF
Keeping Accounts. The Last, written BY VIM. Cothea,
merchant, contains many novel ideas, which, we
think, viii be found upon examination to bs great
Improvement upon anything that has ye. Oeeo Pu0,
Lshsd in this line, aud wen worthy The attsEtoa 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

FIRE. III SHERIFF STREET.

FIRE III SHERIFF STREET.
At ] o'clock yesterday morning, fue brooks out in
the franc buiiasg, No. % Sheriff street, owed by
Mrs Quinn, and occupied by Daniel Weaver ~ a
ma'chfsctory The place was antireiy Destroyed.
Loes about $50; insured for 500 la the Hamilton
Insurance Company.
FERE ~ CLINTON STREET.
On Monday night, fire occurred IN the lager besr
shop Of l.. MuhleDhsusen, No. 1913 Clintoa stseet, ia
consequence OF the explosion of campiene lamp.
Damage, SEQ Insured for $3.50 IL the Rutgers lnsu-
rance (ornne-7.
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corRT caLrEDAR-Tsr. p,r.

l.. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 40, %, AZ 81, 40, "A:
SUPREnE CoURI-CIRcUTT-Psh dyer ard
Te4rpet Part I-Ecs-ISii. 1871 1872, 1884 l0S lte ",
1850 5s 1854 1886 1853 1857 1854 1865 1870 l5a. lSo lo1S
1882 - -.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEoIAL TgRs -Nos, 81 llil
81 KS III So CO. lsrT ~ 49, 100 III liz ~ i1h 49, S'4,
1861. e.. rs.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRiAL TERRI L-Sarls
a. Tuesday with Nos III. rs Si3, 95l, and 7s otded
BROoKLYS CRY liouaT CALESDAR-lfEDSTsDlY t.
oot I7-Eos "a q, %, % 81 a. 80, %. 35-8S b. 80 Is, -
II a. a. o. a.
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c0uRr OE 0ENEEAL sEstIoNs-oHll-Bet'-e -.


edward keafns was ohsrged with receiving 0len
Goods Joseph Mclean 1871 June soi % Ne several
empty bsrTeLs and sshsi s -ne ats al 1zt aprs
ana ten for che later The rala ,ion took nS
o-0ch IN h@ afternoon IN The pr 90 ocel
remarked a tie time that b. h.d previously hsi some
trouble n regard LOT OF blIstls p1h4ed AZ auction ard
wished the % leave ais address. Mscsla hu
wrong ld r-llle lSo atorm'ri and other W sss-s
called Who tss.hed 20 tle defendants former rood ti
t.. Iae Ieeord hrged $40 jury that ne only lld 81 80
r,i5n Of The Prisoner t The selling the naffi AM
ho-leas % i've aAd tn sl each respect ely ~lsn tt1
they worth " aid e.. Yer, b. sl6s on Jlf r.
81 old a- such evidence hsd been tous1t Up ~ TINS
The jury, aeE being on. eE 0Ueas brought In aver
dict OF not guilty.
samuel McCscten youth apparently about Or u yers Of
sge indicted Tor 10 aid battery ~!tl latent % ~
o. tie al Of July, boy named John Judge VITA wo o,u-
boys, rtaninF streetcoruer when M'CrcA@h ca1
~ I'D dared L 10 night, upon this Of jugs comp ~
stuck IcCTscken TIE shoulders Eth toy g1n Nc
CTacktn tlel started on paraaed - the fesndr or
the party bit Lsa proceeded only ID t distance N.n ~
uifed e p4o she be- held IN III len hsls over ~ ns'
shoulder aud fred the .hot taking eject IN itg e eyt
birdue t. Tn Recorder charged the Jury that he dii ~
din bad been inside out 60 ain the chife a".
ALL, bu verdict r2ght Dc reud-Tva Of lam
y tl ut o. do bodily hlru or simple aisa n Or ~
IT, Ilfy vihOl lstins thor seats rrirfrl fciu9' "
SO, Gully" tcun b'iougges 20 NotGesiay
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CITY ITEMS

TIE INSPECTION Of the Seventh Regiment National
Guard takes place at Hamilton square to-day. The
Regiment, on i,s return from Hamilton square, viii
pass through Twenty seventh street from Third to
Fifth avenue down Fifth avenue to Fourteenth
street through Fourteenth street 10 Broadway down
Broadway 10 some convenient point, where II viii
ero.e over 70 the BoweIy and up tue Bowery to its
Headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

OPENING OF THr GRAND STNREI RAILROAD llig
read. which has been finished abcu. week, Sas la
formally o5eued on Monday. Tnree ara bariowsisfOr
The occasion from the Brooklyn City Railroal, we're
r,t on and their appearance excited the lvelsst In
erest II Is intended within two weeks to have tins
road completely equipped. Seven new cas- are nov
nearly fnisl ed and arrangements have been made %
RIM from sI the Wiams6urph ferries 70 the head Of
Grand street at three cents fare. Early in the Spring
the road viii he extended 70 NsTtown TIE corpora
tors Of the road are ira Buchanan j. I. Rancie, Z.
G Uar1aan. Edward HarmaD and Ale&. G. HaT-
man.
IycrrRr.--A lecture WAS delivered lest night, al
the Third Baptist Church u Lorimer street T. D. %
LARGE audience, by DR.. BcCune Smith Of New-iors,
on Free Suffrage, and The Dutes Of Colorsd Men
during the Campaign. The lecturer was introduced
by Mr. 5. b. Bundick.
popUr ALTON OF TIE CITY.-It WAS stated yesterday
that BROOKLYN had a population of 10000. This was
2 typographical error, the figures should have baen
go COO Brooklyres assert that il ID plunP $50 OJJ
Nrlr,rY PtREDE.-The Fourteenth Regiment
under command Of Col. A. NJ. Wood, have been Or
Jsred 70 meet at their Armory al 2oclo;k to-day, Tor
the rurrose Of proceeding Washington Park Tor 10
spsclion and parade.
AxorHrR NV RhLRoAD.-Ine President Of me
Nevy.York and Finishing Railroad Company sent Pc
titior L. the Common Council a. helr last meeting IA
which he represents that they are now hyiDg aF'H,
road from the City Of Brooklyn to the village oil
FIn.biup. aud be ask the Common Council 70 gram
tsr, perisson 70 lay double track connecting with
tbeir road in Union avenue to Greenpont avenue
d,wn Greenpoint to Franklin avenue, ana thF0usa
Franklin ayenae to Peck-alip Ferry. The subject WAS
referred 70 the Railroad Committee for report
The ASSOCIATIONS FOR EFRovING THE CONDITION
oy TIE PooR.-The Seventeenth Annual Meeting OIL
this Association wa held on Monday night ana i'om
the report presented appears that The receipts oo's
the year we're So Ci o. disbursements s','o' 81
leaving balance Of $50 6j on hand. The number %
families assisted vas 92S Of which 29s were Anieri-
can. 1886 English 3i Irish, and 30 Of other 'ilons
Ron1 were pId, eieher in whole o. part Of % ''-i'
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sURROGATE's OFFlCE-OCT H. Ec'o.e sarrorate Wgsr.
The vii % Caleb q. Halted, late President 81 ths
Nsrhet Co-osuv dly admitted rr01s.e ts .-i-r
The tet Tor lsqu~aned % h vd1" the L'nse h t
and all tie personal effects therein ocaied A. t c1rnsr sc
0ud nd Tenth street free from ~ s-ssut in1 tsrs
vol % be paid out a. tie general es'ae 40 Ma crane
chi rem tesstor bsousstlss three houses and o t1ated
al tie corner OF bla1d ed iy a,ees The willow leu re-
-vss tha life q &c coo PER tLs r-f'+-ty est
trel-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Damages FOR FALSE IHPRIsOvNEST.-Au acton
Tor tisd In the kisg Cogay Circuit Cont N
which Georrs Haws rsintd and John G. Moore teai
The plaintiff ocyueu' C. defendant s cirfs
IN he Fulton street Tue employer bad tue clsfh ar
rested on suspicion Of pgrloing money but msde no sP
IN sutstsuse the charge WhCb. Il sr19ndls
The uy brought verdict Of S966 81 damages for piinn
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ss. Tire officers for the ensu 'g yesr we're eiectsi
aud the meeting sejolrusd.

CHARGE or CRAED LARcENY.-A warrant |as
iFsued ysier5sy for tie q ns-ed nsy
Iuior who steDds charged, tie complaint OF M f.-t
Brown q No us GfzBd D. vito stealing qianpy
wearing appare Of the vtlue o. leo h Dillon was
bOardcr 10 tte house OF Blown. d Morcsy last
during temp rar absence Of Ma g. she dyes'od bsl OF
her garments srd put those q M's Bro~n Az"
tine 10 perfect her cie she apr pTsted several se'
Ct ieHtlfy
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CnIlNTERFHIT

10 the Editor Of The " l. Irtbnhe.
SIR: Anew and very dangerous counterfeit Two on
the PosAssET BANK o. Fa River r. L. has si male il. az
pesrsnce The yianetse Indian propelns ran on the
lover corner The ory noticeable points OF difference
follows To tire counterfeit the rznt end the space be-
tween the Ice the border Of the hylre and tie words
State c Rhode Isnd" Is about oneeiy Of az inch - Ia
In the the words almost touch she ne The gen1ne
las o. fiod q ster word demand, which a not Ia the
eorrtsI Tie appearance Of tbs bill lighter than the yea
uiue Better refuse Ell Of this plsts ID NJ HODuEo.
ono oS HcGgeFs Baak Rep9Tley n J p, Ocs Is, 1910
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EytSGruCtL ALLiAScE.-1hi organiz alton, formed
a few days since for the purpose Of preaching the
G5spel 20 the neglected Of city, will meet
at Tie rooms Of the American Board, Bsbee House,
this evening at o'clock All who are interested in
this woih are earnestly invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

the ne rcaDte ard tEalng eoanunity. Ihe way o.
calculating both umeerd interest backward 70 hAsa
date. divides the work to be dae ever Tao "nOio
opass between The cpsniog and eosng OF an a'e0a''
AID il rev in ibi courtry. Tae i,sa1 OF h'sres' cAa
be used uithou; alteration for various parp 'eeS an.
to longest acc -sts cen l. aTefsg'd or elosea
al any given date 10 a few minutes. The rue' arc
few sio pie aud TsTy conoie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

HUDsoS RIVER RAuRoAD.-Cnanges in the time
tale Of this road affecting l,ea trsins viii take esct
tomorrow the 18th met. The new table will be pab
H.hed to.monoW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

PoIIcr CowussIOSERs-At the meeting of this
Board Yesterday, the designations Of Officers Joseph
Gardner AID Richard Orphans were accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

TguErAEcE.--Jobu b Cough, tire eloquent Ten
perance advocate. viii lecture a. Cooper institute on
The evenings Of tie Eth, 10Th 20h pa and 9th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Dauiel Bdwe sgt Jose c. petrsIis.-I think the
fas-- Of the t-3rT sl.tus the trsre urIl Nh I'D tn
araaT q srest uls5 NO wtne-s= positively 20
h4 tnt OF a., charr sui their testimony oct over; uI
b tao sislaty o ne represntio zu o. - 9pilg tat
tie show th crec would not otntte ha.r been sisea
Tbc ch; very properly b. important c1lsi
stoI and fuducereLt O. tie aid sat q nv-
la3 tua The not ol s therefore ruied TIE plaintiff
cos,s OF slc.ion $40, to abide the tho suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

TIE PRINCE OF WALES regarded tne Lisiag
lamar TWINS a. B,RNrx's MrsKCy TIE greatest q wenies
snl ss n rch Interested IN the NhA. T. AqasnA &c NJ
rhcJ a., CO exhibition there toby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Gas, Gas, Gas FIXTuREs.-JGst sut OF or 49,
-, 800 81 rev paftsras Call n oar Aeaaiso-
'N''nt "'F'N w ~ w WAkSsE, FGcA Co
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Prescribed 20
THE REV. GARDINER SPRING, d. D.,
. On the
5OTH ANNIVERSARY
Of his
Pastorste over the Brick Charch.


The pitchers and gobets bear similar inscrip,i0,s-
ard all are ornamented with deliberately. executed
border Of the Chinese block pattern n,erwoyeh with
beautiful scroll work 10 q very complicated yet pleas
ing STYLE The na'eTial Of the memorial - 25l0O.ss
fDer than British sterling silver. The value OF tho
service is g. COO.
Dr. Spring responded in a very cling manner to the
addresses u at had been made, and after remarks
prompted by the OCCASION spoke Of the labos Of ms
predecessor in the ministry TO the Brick Church. DIR.
Roger and moved that the Board of Trustees OF the
Brick Church be requested to take for a ing
tablet IL the Murray Hill Presbyterian Church, IN
coDms moratiOn OF the lahore of thai divine.
Dr. Krebs then presented address 10 behalf of the
ministry, TO which De- Spring replied, and wa, fol-
lowed by Dr. Rogers, grandson Of the fret minister Of
the church who gave interesting account Of its early
history. DR.. Humphrey Of Pittsheld Mass then read
q dscourse the advantages Of a ssttsd ministry.
Next succeeded DR.. Murray OF Elzabeth.own, N. j.,
end last Dr. Hoge the present colleague Of DIR. Spring
After singing the l03d Psalm 10 the tune of Old Humid
Tsd Che assembly, which very large, al II O'Clock
vas dismissed with the benediction after having besa
convened four hours.
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sueaEME couRT-on.znE..-oc1 Ia--Eslore Ja.


THE ebIDtRoS RAILROAD c4SF>.
The Arguments for uiuDcJDs la .hese casss were -
ls, reu FRO eie1 With Ell. morning. Owing th-
urus Of counsel matter laid over tn the 20 int
uLCI-ION-.
Augustus s. leisure act. Fannie l. Lesure.-Report
contained, sIl 5,0rl, -is-t-d.
Mv.on II. H0yey at. VIM. a. Bird, &c-Oot)n %
l.lic place o. ti4' de-st 10 -uit event TIE
plaintiff 10 spaz,- prp9d a. the conclusion ot tle Dr'ti
tuue.ed TO the p.rs.
Johann j. Billhofeg ct al. act Il. Hsn54ch &c.
Motion 90 dism.t Denied.
Tie Same act Victor Henbi ch ct sl.-Moi5n fjr a.
tactcicut denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

The population Of the entire county in 100 RS
tovne, now p towns was SO d7s. Add 70 this the
increase in tha above tovns, and it gives Us 9t9lL
TIE remaining towns viii probably increase thels
fsUEcs 70 To-, 400, o. thereabouis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

SUDDEN AND SUSPICIOUS DEATH.-Tbs Coroner.
Vs yeerdsy notified hold inquest the d OF sn irish
won Margaret Ho0re who did sud ieny yesterday AZ
Der residence In Thirty sixth street between Eighth aot Notn
stated by the beres o. the thst the
husband OF deceased 10 the habit Of bses her os
ay and tnat negbo o. opIion tbs, her deah
produced BY bis yioiense Coroner sener win
inKestigse Tie case to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

MARINE COUBT-TAIAt TgE~-Ocr. ls--Be.ore Justice
McCtETif.
THT nFNICIA BOY rs COURT.
Charles MstlsUl Tu.tee Of the Wetcaeser House as
john G. Hesnsn
"The highest Court i" 10 this city was the scene OF
-acton this morning al the sporting ileuan and ladies'
q this yicEy hear curious case. The doends1 tae
Bepica Boy Is charged 20 Ds accountable 20 se slt1ih ~
sum Eio6 g. being balance doe Or the board ard log
ur fair lazy Known 20 fame and the theatrical crtss a.
Ads 4. 81. Ueeusl"
Tbe al gee that she fIi-d WITH blat I'D
LODGING between the months Of De@ebr- ls' and loo a. d.
s Fr rea1est The denies All krewise 0f the PLAIN
ff Or Of lie LADY, sud al and aeEli d. te c)npa1t
Ihe deenda1ts counsel wished ths Dbl tia be pos.p ned a.
ts defendant had 5eeu conv..d ~ charge u san H.
The tsc said be would postpone 10 CEtL Ar day aiss To-
ucroW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

To MCRCHANTs.-If you had practical knowi-
edge Phreoology, would squey enable yol b dtecs
sod help In all your utecn-rse WITH ycur cSoa
40 the ne you should mow your0sn power Will
r'ounaiicn gvel BY fowLERk WRLLs esssasSs "a
No ss Broadway Chat sat tal written descriptions svea
daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

CAUTIos.-We are requested to cay that one VIM.
L. Washington the agent pastor Of the A. NJ Z. Second
Bethel Church No l62 West Threh street and hst the Rev.
VIM Watson the pastor is alone authorized so. aid Or
the chuTch named.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

OAK 0RCVARD

OAK ORCHARD ACID-SPRING WArER.-fke
curative Properties this " established question:
Cal and temol a IRON ShylelAns ana otAeE EeP-c's
indYiduais
HIRAM W. Bosrwicx Gate Of C0mDgl, Sole Agent
Metropolitan Ho.sl Buildings, No. "a Bso<evsy'
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IAdseriseueat

CIFGASCF SUPERIORITY ECONOMY Three
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