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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15
Me0iral.

OAK ORCHARD ACID sPRINGS.-Thsse
~ Springs situated In the valley Of the Oak Orchard Greek
.onh Of the village of Medina the Ehe Canal and fourteen
there ase .1e ne PShs Sey are " located Within circuit
rods The S;ss Of S xss; are %
amount Of Sulphur, suphurc Acid sulphse Of Lime, and
ProosuPhae o. Iron The great medicinal virtue. possessed
Unusual US s"a qusnis. Of thes, curative
the scrouIou. diathesis have been cured by their
In tkn IN confirmed Leprosy-the waters have
0unions Of medical and scientific gentlemen given In the
cIcuaI The Gns eminent ssns as,, pei sf EmoS
r RSmeyn Buck, NJ D. Albany ia. WsSasFHS a n d.
bell Of Pittsfeld Mass. Dr. j. s. shuler Of Loetpory N T.
They recommend the waters confidently Dr. Spring refers to
esis b. St the use Of the water Beck .
that these highly valuable medicin. agents. Dr.
diseases Of tie stomach and bowels
DR. White read paper on the ;uosss Of these we
which he that the wsss. po.;e;. decidedly iy, tGR
1na ae MORE sey adapted are chronic se
items Of the Digestive and Urinary Organs and Of the Gu
5VsSe cf1d2s c
passive bemOrhsge ;ueh as Papu5a HeWonhags and the
with advantage he in eases Of low Typhoid Fe
IN G i06SSd lever IL eISlS s se
are dependent relaxed or olcented state Of the
h attended with phosphate sediments tits the suitable remedy
being preferable musc acid being more solvent and less
BY continued 70 deofdeI III
eases can be used properly diluted regent to diminish
thirst and perpetual heat In Skin Dsease-n those forms Of
with alkaline condition OF the stomach
as in Pyross WaierBrsh II viii prove better than hydro
chorc acid Of Coca Pconum and other injurious
consequences arising from the action Of lead this Water VIII
prove admirable adoe In Chronic Pharyngts Layn
Otis Chronic Mucous Cstauh aud Humid Asthma, Chronic
pbthamia (exerrty) gagle In liberated Sore Throats
IN salvation and in Leucohes and Geei and also In
Piles " - - So,
When taken internally wine gsssfu Of the Water Diluted
taken three times day 10 sufficient for an adult
Other testimonials from icans and other respectable In
dividusls may be seen application to the Agent.
Dealers supplied On liberal terms .
No Wster genuine unless procured from
II. w. BOSTWICK, Sole Agent
Metropolitan Hotel Building Broadway NewYork No s74
Sold also by Hegeman Co, Nos l6l 800, 5ll, and SIC
Broadway and by Thos Green lihst and Broadway
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sprcIAL Tsn-JusH h-Besers Jss-
tee MoscRiRY.
DECISION.
Butler agt. Phslon.-Case settled.

ButIer agf. PhaIOn.-Cast betbIeus
Before Justice HOFFMAN,.
Charles Goodman and Timothy 3. Goodman agt.
Marshall o. Roberts 1.-THE Alaire Worksn Andrew Waer
Receiver &c. A. G. sloo slAn order having bee. here.
tofore made In action requiring the defendntsto show cause
WHY an Injunction should not granted against the Defendants
rest them interfering with the steamships Ohio md
Clinton Rice for plaintiffs and Mr. De Forest for the defendants
Andrew Warner Receiver &C., having been heard IN support g
AID order and Mr. Brady opposition 10 ordered that said
motion be denied and that the temporary injunction heretofore
aranted be aud the same q hereby dissolved.
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,ox., and ,h.recrs subjses ~ u eisl sy,ew
~, 3. caa pSTs ~ I cad sd'os
S1o oaI ORGANIZATION Of the e.s without fnsr ne
70 the language the Of ths Ase M sSss the 81
y Of fIsmSy: & cont red s Mayor saS ma
oy II the board Aldermen and thai the sssr q a az.
t sss sasmnon or Isy.w ;, any other tribunal ssses
respect the csnse, its sufee"cJ' OF en"eH'e ny
Ts,Psss s BE- some .muson to the exercise Of d
.ss and sSs ss, ss The csasd
such discretion upon the Mayor and q majority 7" VIC
IStbe Court. are 10 control the exercise q the re-
oyal in such case then the removal t. 10, ~ sne y 80
sn "dss " tie Supreme Court also be obtsns
where the parties interested choose to invoke the s'h '
I'VE have also been referred act Of the Lsssre pssd
April 7th 1860 directing the deposit Of The psons a.,
ts,nnson Of b. Once but not Affecting tenure Of t. o.
sp the power removal ss sS by sse e s
Judgment Of the Special Term uphold sns sd
judgment NUT entered for the plaintiffs according to the
pfy1b q F iss for Rns. w c. NOye and James Bray
IT, cae WIN be Immediately the Court Of Appeals
where 1t win be heard on Friday morning
Tn the case of Adolphus Ranney, convicted OF grcs
fraud and sentenced yesterday Mr. James T. Brady obtaiaee
writ to enable him to take the case
'O"i' o. Apps r-Besore Justice BossEr
HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
In re Petition Of Mary Kerns.
The petitioner alleged that two Of her children were
ILLEGALLY restrained of liberty ct the Chiids Ndse
was claimed by the that the petitioner was an intm
ate woman and incapable oftaking Of her cedres @
father had taken away from her care pscug them
Nursery The father being Of the city, the Judge
the case tin his return on tho 18th inst.
HE WOULD BE A SOLDIER.
In re Petition Of William Chamber
The petitioner sought the discharge Of his son who
had run away from Philadelphia and enlisted in the United
States Army The rscruit least % years Of BOT
the father positively thst he born In june s IN
snswer 70 the Inquiries the Judge the soldier stated Inst y
did be wanted to remain n the army sn
be soldier Being age however the Judge dischsz0
the candidate for glory much the fathers delight and Ss
recruits disgust
L. b. Shaiier for petitioner
DECISIONS.
Labert agt. Van Zile, ct al.-Motion granted Oh
terms :, 49,. ,..-a
Campbell ct al, agt. Wendell ct aL-Moton denied
without costa
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IL INNEs TRUSS-A new article, the best, clean
N cheapest and most comfortable for all cmaes ha
money Pamphlets with full particulars may be hsa s
HNEE 4 PHILLIPS, koa Is7 Broadway and sJohnh
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coIrRr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-yrNE /.

PAIR I-Before Recorder BARNARD.
Raphael Marks tried and acquitted on the cnarge
of assault and battery with intent kill he having taken
erocou putting drunken oafer out Of his shop
Augustus Schultz pleaded guilty Of forgery III the fourth de-
gree judgment suspended IL ms case lie nad NOT oen
known ranses before ana was nov eueageo PROFESSIONALLY
in the counterfeitDg business.
PART SgcosD.-Belore Judge RESELL
A noted pckpocket, belonging TO a family OF long
established reputation successful in that delicate po on
by the Of Charles alias Wesley Allen, alias CHARLES w.
Longey alias something else disposed Of to-day by reeiy
ing sentence of four 70 the State Prison The prisoner
detected by Officer Roach of the Detective Police pick
ing the pocket of Adene Denoyer Of OF BIS In the
the 23d OF May He has ugly burn side Of bis
leaving the Court he vowed that he would have
brother named Jesse, ia already in the State Prison. and
another brother Is still at large.
Nicholas Sullivan boy II years OF sent 10 the Pen
Tertiary for for stealing some brass caps copper covers
and other small machinery, in all worth Is nom the aud
planning mill of George L. Cummings No 1856 Broadway, the
night Of the LIST of June. N
Pat BRADY and Matt Hogan were sent to the Penenary sx
months assaung Edward Morgan the 9Th Of June,
striking him with their lists and throwing stone I'm his face.
COURT cALENDAR-rnm DAY
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Same as yes
terday
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr.--Short Causes.-Part
ass 1855 500 s2s 1853 1906 1891 iss 1889 so Ass c
1929 1853 43l3 AIS 1885, 4l23 SOIL Part INos ls i2as
1890 442 a52 2lSs 1896 1885, 1898 1885, 2l60 SOLO 45 2e,
1876 1908 400 2s94 1907 1874 1885, 1906 445 $685. 42 4o4e
39S4 5O48 1886.
SUPREME CoURr-SPFcIAL TERx.-Nos 40, l2l,
~ 1873 49, &c. 81 1876 27, l29 A. &C. g. 49, las 2s lso Sl
SUPERIOR CouRT-Part II.-Unehanged
Court or COMMON PLEAs-Part Il.-One hour
csuseEo 226 2s49 1882 $685. Sol2 i1as ls 42c2 1884,
KISGs CouyTY CIRCUIT CouRr CALEyDAR, JusK
l5-Nos 49, go 49, 81 &c. g. 49, a. ST. lo2 o4 lo5 lo6 o7,
RRooKIYS CRY Court CALESDAR.-Nos. %, 30.
40 9s5 49, g. 49, rs, 40, so 10, ST. 81 So S. &C. TO- So
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Uater-Gnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing-
WI hamton N " eight hours from Newly city by nall
rosdTh establishment has location unsurpassed In natural
Every facility for comfort and the
recovery Of health wiz large garden attached 70
the ORE misses which the finest strawberries will be served
this month. For Circular, address j. H. NORTH, NJ d.
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@rfnrsions.
GRAND EXCURSION TO LONG BRANCH.
NJ MONDAY, June 10, 1890. nav

GRAND EXCURSION TO LONG BRANCh'
OPENING OF THE RARirAN AND DELAWARE BAY
RAILROAD To LONG BRANCH r,,,
THE TWENTY SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF InL
NEW-YORK CITY GUARDS.
The New York City Guards having accepted an mvtsuon 70
celebrate th Twenty seventh Anniversary at Long Branch on
MONDAY 18th inst the Railroad Company large and spenaa
esmer RIP VAN wINKLE win convey eIeur'ioni't esrns
Aantic-st Ferry, Brooklyn at g. M Chnstopherst WHAT
North kyer al 81 a. M and obinson-st. WhEfs 81 I'm:
The steamboat ALICE PRICE will win also leave Rooinson
Wharf the time, with the Military the Governors o.
Jersey the Mayor and Corporation Of new
Yori Civ and other invited guests This trip embraces;
A beautiful Sail down the Lower Bay.
A Ride OF Is miles by Railroad
A Rsmble for four hours ON the Ocean shore
witnessing the Military Parade and Review a.
Tickets for the Excursion each, can be procured vac
Office of the Railroad Company OF Fulton and
heWY board The steamboat Rip Van Wnhe ~ ,ns
wharf DODWORTH's BAND will accompany the Excursion
FXCURSION to the COAL FIELDS Of
IL PfNNSYLYANIA.p-The CENTRAL RAILROAD oil
NEW-JERsEY will sell EXCURSION TICKETS during Tue
Summer through this REGION commencing june rare io 'he
entire Excursion, III 50. Tickets good for 10 days
Leave Conrsnds It,, at IS tnd IL III, and p tL.
Leave Pier No On r. at "A ard Ii! and - p NJ Apply
for tickets at either place. ,,,,,,, 60,
For further information, apply TO H. r. BALDWIN OehefA
Ticket Agent No. 50 Wellst
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Roofing.

TTENTIOE Is INVITED TO THE
n PATENT MICA and FIBkoUs
Ad.tssd very variety Of Roof old and unegased
fsr dnrsiy b~ay and hsapDs ~ any co1Poscn IN ase
CEMENT T Sal by the bsre With printed Instructions foi
sss. DITTO, PORTER Co. 10 A7 Broadway
cprrfT 81 Fni.ora (Eaeesson 10 Joserb Ditto Il Col
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couPT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPBcIAL TERx-Juss u
Before Judgo HIros.

Vincent agt. Buhler-Judgment for plaintiff Han
lon se Maher-Moon denied In re John y.;o
denied Solomon 70 enforce assssss
from undertaking given declared
Iyor AIT plaintiff as In opinion Schs
fe eg Schafer-Mo for attachment granted
Stan.ls ag Taylor Mattison agt Ltebed-Ceses
set;led Whtehed r vulteSuPpementary pro;eedngs
dismissed Clark agt Brown-Motion denied with w oSss
Jobns act Naturalization 10 order Of arrest snee
without costs and on defendant stPulsting not to sue
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r. R. R. THINK OF IT.
SICK FOR 10 YEARS.
SUPERIORITY OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AND
PILLS TO ALL OTHER SYSTEMS OF
MEDICATION POSITIVELY ESTAB-
Let those who doubt read the following letter from Mr. Joseph
Smeare respectable citizen OF Quincy, H.:
"QuscT, Ill., May 1860.
DR.. Railway CO. a.,
became diseased thirteen years aud have been dis
eased since have docored with the best ply s 10
this place Quincy, III but under their treatment
have tiled variety Of the popoular advertised remedies. with
no better Nothing nothing did me any good uh
tried ..o ~. ,,, rr,,,r
Then for the hrft time In 10 long years OF anguish misery
disease felt and comforts pains aches and lelt
and again able TO enjoy life My disease was IA Owe.
my body and through my system Doctors called oy dncIen'
pains aches all limbs heGda hes pains In the soach
eating could sleep we do anything ike healthy
man che uld do In fact, | was miserable
With the Ready Relief took ,c
RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS
RENOVATING RESOLYENT
All my pains and aches have left sores are noaed
my blood pure sleep well aud feel vigorous strong
and healthy a. any deires"
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 10 sold fot 23ci 1e' ana 81
per bottle.
RRNOvATING REsOLvENT, & per bottle
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS z5c. per boz
RADWAY Co.. No 20 John.st Sew'i OK
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COURT OF APPEALS.

On Thursday the following rule was made regulating
the practice of this Court .-... ,,.,.,~sa ,.,.
According existing laws causes which are pfsieeo Ao
their preference In the following order;
I. Criminal actions. s..-t-. ~
letters Parliamentary Of general Standardization
Appeals action, in which the sole plaintiffs OF defendants
are executors administrators.
& All other preferred causes ,,, -, -.
the day for calendar made but parties entitled 70
preference may under the direction Of the Court have theh
paced on the calendar for the following subse
auen day making the day calendar the Clerk VIII place
The preferred ced the head but other
wise In the order which they stand the general calendar
The Court win hear them in the same orderooservDs how
nch preference exist between them according 20
law preferred being passed without reservation, wiz
take It's original place on the general calendar.
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8teamboats an6 Railroads.

DAY BOAT for Albany-Commencing June 5th,
Isso The new Daniel Drew leaves Jsyst Pier
i< Albany on Tuesdays Thursday aud Saturdays at M
knt.rs Of 3Othst. af,er June 9Th.
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EcaaI Notices.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County New York notice e hereby given to all
sons having claims against ELIZABETH DAhhE late OF the
CITY OF ork Widow deceased the same with
vouchers thereof to WILLIAM HOLMES one Of the sub
cbers house Seventy fourth street Tenth
IN the City York or before the tenth day Of August
WILLIAM HOLMES, Exeeutor.
flo IayemF JAMES NJ DARKE, }NAo'u'o'''
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County notice Is hereby given n all persons
having claims against HENRY SPERRY, late Of the City Of
New York merchant deceased present the same with yogch
er thereof the subscriber al his store No t Broadway
IN the City NewYor before the twentieth day Of Sep
tember ne1-Deted New York the 18th day Of March 1860
mlG law6mF TIMOTHY 5. SPERRY. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYak notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against JOHN DEMAkEsT. late of the
ty weghe decreased TO present the with
the thereof the the Office Of HENRY
C. WRIGHT Counselor at Law No 229 Broadway, New York
City before the first day Of October neIt-Dated New
York March 81, 1860 RODERICk y. Glow,
Adininstrstor
ANNA DEMAREST,
mh3O Iaw6roFs Administrators Of said deceased.
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NAY BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
~ places Steamer ARMENIA, from foot Of Harrison''
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 7 a. m
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
coTpsr Bsreiayst New.Yorl C. w. PERvEII, Agent
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THE GRAEFEsBERG VEGETABLE PILLS

THE GRIEF ENBEKG FEUfsIAbI1t1 T I11I1'
are the best In the world for family use, and for
IspIGEsrIos-CogsrIPATIos- HEADAcHE-NERvousSEss
observation-disclosures AusEA-F LAruLSscs
WANT OF APPETrTK-DYsPEPsIA-LiyER COMPLAINT
GRIPNGs.
On accounted their great mdn and from the fact nat mey
nsser sripe nauea iears the boc m eon'pated eona
ton the Groenberg Pm. ru be found more pleasant tia" any
others
81 PRICE, rs CENTS PyR OK THE RECEIPT OF oSs
DOLLAR yorR BOXES WILL BIZ OF POSTAGE,
TO ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY.
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OrucR ov THE DKLawARR, LAcKAvASyA, AND WESTERN
RAnkoAD Co. No IS William-st, N Y, June H. 1850.
In with the action OF the Board Of Managers above
stated Won hereby uothed holder OF the Income Con-
sestih Bonds Company that they will be paid
enaon this oce with the accrued interest theeon and
that the conversion from this date and that inter
est on the aid Bonds viii not be pas after the first day Of
December next BY order Of the Board OF Manager, .
A OpyII TTeasurer c. r. ROBERT President
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FTNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
rRon NKw-YoRK LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. ..'''''''''''''.''''''''"@iD
Second Cabin Passage. ............,..'''''''' 70
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL -
ohtef Cabin Passage. .''''''''''''''''''''''''rH
NE f sp. o1oi reiisss Cork Hsisor
TIE ships from Boston call at Hafs1 and Cort HsIbor
hR hflA CAPT capt. J j. Stone. AMERICA Capt Mi
AFRICA, Capt shannon. EUROPA Cspt. J. Leisch.
SCOTIA tnow buhdng).
EURoPA, Leleh ....'Iesye. Boston w.sns:d:y, hsy %
ARABIA, Stone. leave. Boston Wsdns.d.y June June
k ssi& Ic. aI ss1P
F FERsa
ACADIA sOne... leaves Boston Wednesday Iay y
An experienced Surgeon on board
s aon 4 pe Ss:' ss c
ess bills Of adng signed therefor and the value hsrsa
''' expressed '' 'n cSNR& ;i;5's sS'Yb s.p..
CTEAM.- YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, and
y HAvRE.
~ ns unsS s ss Ms
Sxw-roRK FOR SOUTH KEruNNse. IRON
VANDERBILT IssSS SAT- June Is @sdne..s July
ILLINOIS, GaO ss,usddsy I1 as WsSdns:Sd.y jSy
sss s ssss
these ships have wster'tish compartments.
ks q ss'sss sth s wsS tbs ss ssnS Cabin
ce-tf Gates Of Passage Issued from Europe TO America
sts.s4e delivered a. London and Psrs
YTOERANCF Agent, No. Bowling green, NewYerh.
p "a WAINWRIGHT Co., No. 10 Rue Fsueours Mont
Sa nnkrR Co. Agents No 81 Graoschurohs London
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
HAASA and a.. Batter ,t : sa
-" M1iSi,kY Inn 49, O'Clock from pisr 1901 OF
Werrsn North River Bills Of sdns Of hs Pidpes S.,
e; w.. sssr :: sS sS insight Z 's,'Ifio sYRr
NB-yI,isit receive Cd on md sher WENDEsDAr JuneN
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EOR Glen Cove Throgg's Neck, Great Mech
I eends's Point Motifs Dock, Glenwood Rosln-Stesnr
Long Island every day 1t 4p m from James Slip L. X
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A FTERNOON BOAT for Newburgh and interme-
IA diate Lsndings-stesmer Netsmors, az m sandaSs
Jay For particulars see piu
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BUSINESS NoIIOEs.

AP IMPORTANT TO HousEKEEpERs.-
Just received at the Centre Wheeling drug
store-Ba6Gufs Concentrated Potash, for
making soap, One pound will make six
gallons ofnice white soap. Bo66nfs Soap
FO'oder or washing without labor. War
ranted to take the stains out of table linen
or napkins. A large assortment Of white
wash, scrub, stove, and shoe brushes,
sealing wax and corks of all sizes.
Professor Woods Hair Restorativc-this
beautiful and pleasant preparation for
universal toilet use, is naturally beautify-
ing in its effects, making the hair soft and
glossy in appearance, but in view of its
removing ut once dandrutf and itching,
and all cutaneous eruptions, rs we'll as
restoring the gray and bald, we'll might a
gifted statesman say, I have admired its
locndcrfWL effects.
The poor us well as the rich, can have
sure cure for Coughs, Colds and Cousump-
ton, in its primary stages, owing to the
che0pness of Mrs. NJ. N. Gardncr's Indian
Balsam of Liverwort and IIoarhound n
medicine that has proved n blessing to our
race. For sale by REED KRAFT.
BE sure you are right, and enquire for
Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam of Liverwort
aud HoorhOund, if you are suffering from
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, or in
fact any long disease. 1t can be had at
REED 4 KRAFT's,
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PERSONS afflicted with the fever and
ague should not spare either time, trouble
or expense to procure DR.. Hoststter's Csle-
drated BiteTs, whose bcnifcent effects on
the system has been clearly proved to
those who have been stricken down in n
short space of time by this dreadful curse,
whose checks are wan and mcagrc, and
whoscnights are sleepless and restless, and
whose eyes are dim and sunken, and sunk
en-, with death staring them in the face,
this compound must prove blessing;
snatching them rs it were from the mouth
fthe grave. None can know its true val
ue until they have tested it. When all
others have failed, these Bitters have re-
stored the sufferers to pristine. Their
popularity in all the Western and Southern
parts should introducethcm to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
See advertisement in another column.
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A CARD.

The paster and Trustees of the German
Methodist Episcopal Church, in this citv,
take this method of announcing that the
entire amount of debt accrueing in the
erection of their new house of Worship,
was provided for during the recent dedica-.
tory services. Their acknowledgements
are hereby most gratefully rendered to all
who have SO generously aided in this en-
terprise; and especially to those gentle
mon, not members of this congregation,
to whose efficient counsel and liberal con-
trtbutious, the result that has been reach
ed, is so largely indebted.
BY request Rev. DR.. Segon will preach
in the English Language this evening,
Oct. l8, at o'clock;in the 4th street NJ. Z.
Church.
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AsrsrEcTEO HoasE THrEp Conu,rrrp.
w W.T.. man giving his name as
Villain Elder, stopped at the Union
4'ase' and sold horse to George Kelsy,
~ west Wheeling, for sal The horse
- worth about one hundred dollars.
s sssf told various contradictory stories
syu' Tue horse. and seemed to be in rath-
100 40 much haste for an honest man. OH
b. render arrested the man, and took bin
s 3,3se Alderman Duty, who upon being
ca, D',e4 OF the circumstances of the case,
y r.,aa him to Jail to await further de-
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OMAHA, Oct. l7.-The Denver mail coach
with six passengers, bringing Denvcrdates
to the 18th inst, reached here at 8 o'clock
to-day. The coach came through in five
days and Is hours. About $4,000 in
gold'dust came by the Express, and $4,000
in the hands of passengers.
Gordon, the murderer of GNntz, was
hung at Denver on the 4th. He made a
full confession of his crimes.
Mining news unimnortNnt.
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b&r TnB Tn1ApEIpnIA Mrrn1nn -.

"a THB TR1ADELpHII MErr1Se.-As
has been announced in our columns, a
Republican Mass Meeting will be held at
IFladelptia on Saturday afternoon, at two
o'clock We trust that our friends out
there will take some pains to have, first,
good place for the meeting, and next, a
good turn out. Especially bring out our
opponents. Those arc the men whom we
at this time especially desire to see at
Republican meetings. We want them to
hear our principles, aud then judge be-
tween US and those who misrepresent
and traduce us.