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Cyrus Briseoe's Estate.
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

nN the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1880,
" the Probnie Court oil Gsauga County, Ohio,
declared the estate OF Cyrus BTiscoe, deceased 10
required TO present .hoir claims against said %.
tate 90 the undersigned for allowance within six
months from the limo above. mentioned, OF they
viii not be entitled 10 psymsnt. r.
JOHN FRENCH. 'Admf dc bouis non
549w3 Of Cyrus Dyisooss Es,Rte.
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adaped to The deficiencies of the Blood in differ
eni diseases For Coughs, Colds, RronChi-
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always presents u9 with The snme esFenliaT eTc.
mems, and gives. OF course, the True Stand.
ard. Annlyz> the Blood OF person suffering
from Consumption. Liver Complaint, Dyspcpin,
Scroiulu &c. and We find in tVsrg instdncc, GER.
tain defcisDcieS in the red globu'es Of Blood Sup
pin these deficiencies aud you nre made we'll.
The Blood Food is fonndcd apon this Theory
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NEXT TO being upright and faithful In IN o
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tben you make either friends or foes wor,i,
having.
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NEyEa carry sword In your tongue
to wound the reputation Of any man.
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MEDICAL.
INFANTlLE CORDIAL,

and why, because it neUer fails TO a6ord in'idn,,
taneous rtiiet when given in time. 1t acts as II
by magic and me i,ial alone will convince you
that what we saw is true. 1t contains
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OODEN-On Sunday Sept 3D. suddenly, Of sc.rle fever >
ssnces only Inter OF francis and Anna 7. Ogde -
. years and months ~Fo
The friends Of the sT1iiy resne.-s- H. "A .,
leDeIpl from the r.'i5ence sf nyy,Sn,s No az Wss
IytBsh 'ttst on 1ee'ds- III. I'd 2st at o'clock D
uH ely suedny on Friday morning sspt q,
h i 15I aye Of Cooan'y, County Of Sligo Ireland
hi. city Friday Sept. 20 Rebecca j. Parr ssed
ACI-On Saturday, Sept 49, Mrs Sarah Paul Of stroke Of
pgtnsy' 1g.a - years IL months and u days -.
~ nj Al Ehzaeeth, Fhdsy Sept r. AEHor Ct
Ritz EEBAND sut5slJ on Friday night, Sept % q. his
gaa nD-Jn tbs c!y, on Thursday SEPT 81, James o.
StEVtNs-ln Brooklyn Th5rsd.y Sen. o. Cha, Basy.
l. mem -" q barlow and EeaDora stevens aged yea
SHEAEo9 Fddy, Sept D. Patrick Shea ays3 a. vs.,s a
nye o. iboasstoHn ,on' y Of Kikeany Ireland
Scleep.r beloved Of John and a. ~ MStn MOTT
sbhit but sfyeTe Illness ssed Wears roon,h ~ 49,
SCHIlEN ER-in Bi0oklyn, Saturday se1t % cy,,e,
Schtyer eyed f3 gears and nonths ~ 'P~ - NA'1"
STBOEG-ln Ills city on Friday, sept o. Cbar,s. s,, go,
90 years, months and days. '' ""ons ~Se1
Van DYKE-In this city on saturday seot % o.....y A
Van Dy ke Of Con'iias 4. Van Dyke In n. "a ",
bis ago. W. ''St o.
WELLEs-At Ann AIbor Mich. on Saturday. Sep. a H..
Nocley Wse formerly Of Utics, y aged ~ y.ars ~
NHALEY- In this city, Friday, SEPT o. Of consun -
Joseph r. Whsley, u the 3lst year Of his age peon.
GOUN0S-On Saturday, Sept % In the 23d year - 4,
Roscius youngest Of David L. and Caroline A. ne ase,
The relatives friends 81 the fec by tespecug .9r
attend the funeral from the Of bis par "sseo %
Fcuth street, Tussday Oct 2, al o'clock p ~ NO 81
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n,r of he I'D they came together again Lze 2k Of
saeep after folhlItog their separate rounds, and in .
close group ~ sit tbsr nsst sunn'.s Tnsss slJts
rrovsd tsat, With az his imagination, Berger q great
mat emaiciaD, sl6 Knows well every angle Of MS
tapie. Ardiswsf Observed tlat "A these and kindred
shots ef ros practical sort, he was IN al CAGES most
tuceessiul in twis;igg his bali Ne disPlay'd sula
bold sk as has never been seen in this country hlS
coois always pressed parpeniicularly upon the b7n
Tsis re most dikcnlt end dangerous Prtcnc9' "s
We'll az the most uogracefal ana Is only p''Si''1
L aster Of the mstTu4cHt Tie amateur h'' co'! An
neie the cloth end the leather OF ne eGe pu' "'''
nine cscs cut e ten, entrsiy fails to give the ivory
the desired impulse. ,1
Derger drew his bali back to a count from another
hail T,oed midway Of the table, aud cent T. carving
ana c1ryepQ from cuehiOn 70 cusbion, with an aeon
roc If rsnl, tdat was AS unexpected wis beau
tifrl His romance reached its climax in toHr dc
yr that electrified the audence, prepared Tor almost
sny freak of bis Imagination. Placiog two balls at
one end of the table, and another at the other end ne
pIopened bic own ball from the t7o fair upon uia
cushion. over which il ram rs fitted Ia groove, un
!. reached certain point, where it sgdiu sapei upon
the table and taxing CUSHION clgomed upol the fan
hall The same sLi thai gave it this strange direction
flied Il from TIE bed into gtntemans A2t, a. II tae
| end Of the cue were forcsps.
The exhibition was astonishing, but since al o. tles.
shos were executed after from three to Elk trial, no
fally convincing OF the immense advantage OF the ro
mantle school II the apostle himself is never aOso
utey certain Of auccess, and success after all s the
object Of the GAM, the dicpe nigh. well pane aud
consider before be fors3ok the steady, ot-aahioned
practical game And concede to NJ. Berger all the
lsurels that his unrivaled sk should command when
we modestly intimate a desire to stake our huge ior-
tune upon Mr.. Phean should the champions be bIouga
together in a match game, each man playing III hia
own school { the art.
match, however, is not tie object of the brilliant
Frenchmsn's visit He will give a nightly exhibition
in Mr. Phelans private ROOM and also lessons to tlosa
amateurs who may desire the benefit Of his counsel
and exsmllc. The frat pablo exhibition VIII take
place tonight. an Interpreter aill be present
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NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER J. 1860

c-ai. ted win tho signals to be used ca ;ls me- II
n r ba' Grand Marshal aud Division Hsrs1qs vii be
:, lesion daily, until after tbs parole, nom 10
q. oek D. H., at No Glib Br0adgsy. TIC aids 70 tne
G4aud MorsiI WI DO in attendance q, q, same ume'
The Boird # Ofi<ers cit meet ms iNond,yi even
ing. at 8 O'Clock, at to rooms OF the "City Wils-
Awakes, No. 63S Brca1oay.
diagram OF I've Division form sion VIII De resIy
Monday s'<eI ing and copy thereof WIZ De Lut
risbed the cohmaudaus Of whiting companies on ths
arrival In the city, together with the ORDERS giving
necessary instructions.
Dot2lk Instructions will be gwen IN s4biequ'ut or
ders. The following persons have been dessnatsd as
sid 70 the Grand MWslal, Messrs. Wa. Peel, isa9c
I,oie. Bntholne Tompkins, ohn Qaache96gs1 +. D.
, While Col. So puel G.. Thompson, Daniel d. como
We. Ctas A. Claik; HGgh Gardiner, N. q: Parks,
Wm CaEQck Gqyernegr Carr John .; S Rao,c a.
Frederick F. Thompson, Mat. ID. Green, VIM. H. An
thon s Lee Perkins, Lewis Wgtts, r., Reng Van
VaIksnbu,gh w. f. T. Chapman, +: j.. Tucker, Ham
Keyser ,,,,
WM. MAXIM GILLESPIE, AdJ1tsnt.
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DEED.
AEAIsTRnNG-nr

ARMSTR ONG On Sunday Sept 90 James C. Lang n the 10th
yeJr Of bis oge the Tdeuce o; his father George
str,rg No ig.l East Twenty third itrpet
The friends and aquantaHces Of tie family are respectfully in
George Armstrong. Tue.dsy oct at l o'clock NJ.
without futt Ter notice
ALsTONAt Charleston on "Wednesday, Sept. g. Joseph
Aston. IN the SD year OF bis age
BhBCLAA-On sunday Sept 90, Of cancer Of The uuss
The friends aud relatives Of the aay respectfully invited
10 attend HI. funeral on Tue day Qot ocock from the
residence Of bis brother naw, james L. Watson No. ia
West sixteenth street without further notice.
BARTON-n tins city on Thursday sept b. Of consumption
ton, sged p yesus and 10 months.
COOK AT the residence Of he. nephew Mr. John F.. Shepard
Brcosyu, on Sunday sep. 49, anera short illness, Ashea
Cook.
CooPE-ln brooklyn, on friday morning sert p, Mary,
widow thc late Toward Coope IN the st year q her
cadqfy, in tie5t6 y y Of I her s l Sept 49, DIS May
CAhAAN--on friday evening" Sept, ~ Catherine Clrman,
DRUTGHT In hi, city, on Saturday. Sept o. Natiid,
brought the beloved Vie Of Robert Drought the 2lt year
DTRElSS-9 this city, or Friday, sept 20 ,ysd 6, years,
DUNN-n til, city on Friday Sep, %, Michael Damn asod
FoXAt We.,che,rr or Friday evening, Sept o. Hannah
n, Cs'ia VIE q ige Henry boy, eyed years.
Austin invited 10 attend the funeral on Tucsdy Oct, l.
from her e residence in Weslclest without further notice
the animal Of the ID O'clock Harlem Ralrod train from New
pp aoI & 70 convey 5 Ps-.oas to the soo.e
child Of Richard AID laloa Fyn,h aged ye.Es, month
The Relatives and friends OF tie family respectfully invited
- attend the fuGel from he residence Of herpGfut No
GIsmeloy Prh' Tile day MoHiayj Cc- at oclOo2 p. M
without iuI,l notice.
FOLLiS-u Brooklyn, Friday, Sept o, Peter Edward
youngest Of Patrick AID Mary to, aged years months
urt ~ days
GOuLD-in Orange n. Friday, Sept %. Edith Rlsrna
daughter Of john and Elizabeth j. Gould OF Brooklyn, X. u
sgod months
HAEDENBROOK-tu Rrooslyn suddenly, on tiday uornnf
sept 1 o disease Of gre het Col 1AocPluus adsnbro0A
aeed tl years. II months aud y dIys.
hlDE-in Ills city on Saturday SEPT % Jlu,sE Hyde j,
Iu tEt tth yJlr cl tIs $50.
NEDAY-ou Saturday assrns Sept % George Christian SON
mouths end tayg
~ ntsiy, and Aird % the fmiy e respectful rs Invited
20 at'ra n i1n,f-l gIH no 5 Ludlow ste., Mooney,
hiNSlEt H. this lily, cl ftly evening Sept, o. Elizabeth
Cd .. dove ~ '
MpRE-ks Iy,a rdel.a. g. g. ON s.t1r3. d, Sent o. Ma l.
LgciIa Nue wife o John u More 9f ta.s .ity t.ol Al a
u, Az 'NINlu his city o >at1y evpauf semi ~ OF og
ssstou Of taH ur.ir Au.t A. lylry ,.r d! 'ptuiE Af
iauf go ''
NoG}ls +, Do tai' cts. On Tas5y sept a L,r,a,e Noui,
oAAKEl-h Fiatbl.h Long f4.l ON 5lmrl4y SPIT %
se.r and uoItns - % 49,
"t ~ place from Ia. rrfJ,,rs NJ Nr- S,,td
FlAbmt, ul' lMoitsyl ,i,,,Iooa 90 . p "a.
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Ship Anglo SAXON Cavalry, Sunderland Aug l5 coal 10 y
Robinson Aug 2 lat SO a. lon 10 H. spoke ship Fogs hou
Boston for Cscutta.
& Carinan. To load for Liverpool
Ship ReyuaId io Boon Freeman. Boston days in ballast
c. Coustsck VIII lead for Europe.
Bark Thomas kelm (Br Dennis Providence aasys IN bal
asst 20 u. James
Brig Monica Land, New Haven days
Brig s. Woottcr. Lord ROnd at for Boton
Sch John Rec smith, Charleston days. cotton 70 eCresd
Mott Co.
schr Mary Louss Gautier. Washington ~ C., days naval
scdr John T. Pstlen Haskell, EzabebpOrt coal Tor Port
land
Schr Cabot Hamilton Pougbkespse iron for Boston.
SchT Cyrus Chanbe lain, Hallet, Albany for Boston
schr Empire, Lowell Boston mdst. for Albany
Schr Ellen Dorng, Rgnt, Providence for Philadelphia
SchI. c. EndicOtt Snail, Providence for Philsdelphis
ScI. Isabella Taylor Pawtuckct foe Philadelphia.
ScLr Bu6d Rose, PsWtucket for Philadelphia.
SClr. Florence. Baker, EiZ6behpot, coal for Norwich
Sclr. S. D. Fart, Ward IT Even coal for Boston
sclr. Roan. Allen, Elizabethport coal for Boston.
SchL Nate, Lowell Nonhpoit II hours
Schr. Jenny LiLd, Barber. StoniDgtou days.
Schr. Cees Iial Cole, Portland days
SciE Oregon, Bates, 30 ton, mdse for Albany.
Scbr. kedron, haskell, Hartford for Philadelphia
sChT Expedite, Beebe, Orient IL hour
Soop Jane Mara Ward Norwich days mdse TO master
Sloop Colchester. Sn th New. Rsgen days.
Steamer Sarah Jones' Philadelphia mdse TO Lopez Kh,s
patrick.
steamer Ann Eliza Robinson Philadelphia, m3se to J. N
Bngzs.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia, mdse. to J. 4 n
Briggs
Steame, Petrol KoDney Providence udse 10 Isaac Oden
Steamer Pelican Baker Providence mdse. 20 iseac Odsr
SAILED Steamships Bremen, Bremen Kangaroo. Liverpool
Marion, thseston Augusta and r. r. Cuyler Savannah Mon
celo, asbrgten, d. c.. YORKTOWN Norfolk, &c ships Wild
Yorkshire aud EMPIRE, Liverpool bak Re6ecos Buenos Ayes,
brig Sutton Georgetown.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK..".ssy7. ?


Seamslips-Monticeo eager, Alexandria II. y. crom Ell
Co.; r. q. Cuyer Berry savannah HI 3. Crouwe. Co
Potomac Watson Baltimore; Augusta, Noodhul ssvslus
$. J. Mcl SOM Marion Foster Charleston Spofod, I.s-
L Co; Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk Ludlam Heincken
Patspsco, y ALL Portland h Il Cromwell Co.
Ehps-Mara Elizabeth Dol Jorker Rot.erdan, Eonch Sc
Neiu1ae; NJ X Ludwig Miller Liverpool j. w Elw,l 10
Wild Hunter Baldrey Liverpool c COmstock Guy Manneng,
Dcar1 Liverpool 81 Nhas Bragion Hsyre, Boyd Hi1ck-
IN Auguse remeD) EIichs Bremen Amy Heye; joan II.
Jarvis Rich New Orleans, Robson F0sdiek
BaIks-Ca'Iota Crowel Bristol J w Elwe Co. Daniel
Webster PoUy BRISTOL L. KsuIy " BOynton Miller Penartif
Roads j. ". ElwelI Co ReIdser, L.nsr BazbL30.s II
Trowmidge's Sons K. A. Allen Potter, NewOTetns N. h
Brishsm; Rate stlnler Manw airing Mobile, e D. Hlrlbut
Co.
Brg-BonEpslte Stuart Fenap5rs, Thompson & Hlnter
SChooLe-N. Philips, Mount Georgetown Br0sn, Ds,os-
Co.. Braiamd, Chspo an, Hartford H. Racket R.
Hewitt EuCAiB Bangor g. L. Hatch; G.. b. smith, SopeT,
Richmond Ven BuHt Slight; b. Strong, Smith Pensseo a.
Benuer D.akc; NJ. Hopkins Doc ghery, Chsres,0R Van
Slaett Jessie Banheld (r) Grlzeer, Duoh1. j. r.
Buley; ludt pcrdeuce Haul 81 John p Neyus
BslaGes, Newell Philadelphia, Hand. Ellen Louisa TIomP
son. New ayen, master
S.oop- Blackstone Allen Providence, L. Kenny.
stsaInsrst rankin, Doughery, BALTIMORE; Novelty Shaw.
fIrd.
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o,s,,s, RI B,poq RESFEEw, y.
W y yeo5e, states that Baron RsDfre" WIZ d.Ae
~, n, Nose. n. Griuleu OF Sa,artay evening
leaIi rs - rcrninsn i.sll thc mo. s.-.,ethA
ra,.on ina, MIR. @. cid not hi" t ~ n" h5S,r. N
q he nag ln go en- -nt1sion from hs ace o.
NewI Ii St IA slsp voai5 got oviy prove &c
"a, specially desired leen si y, .ha
ia'' -, ,ie ismtntei Sir John Fraukd end teis g.
,srience Inv rer s1n OF Ms. Gginuels s0spoalty is
6sFqufa 70 be public acbno cefgnsns OF Eusi lnI .
gratitude to the American whose brother mas D!sD
largely a. actively contributed u me various A.g0
| ExDl61iDs Exped iti0nH. The compliment was org.-
nsllv des,gued for Mr.. Henry Grmueili bu, as 'ms
gentleman present state Of health you'd nor pe mi,
him TO 'cept the peasant l90or Of playing hos 70 50
distinguished q company, his brother Noes ~ nsl
hse I,cted 10 receive the hOuor as his deputy. Lazy
| Frsukhn viii be pTefent, and among those %hD are
marked down for Invitation, are Wiiham ii. asNI'
wall Jemes b. n chos)n, John Jacob Asor y -
Tildtn Isaac Bell Marshall y. Roberts D&liei =
Yiernann Tburow Weed August Belmont, Judge N,
grahsm. William NJ. Eyarts, James l. BRADY anu
David Dudley Field.
SEQUEL TO THE DA CosTA CASE Mr.. Charles
Ceayeand of Williausburgh was one Of the numerous
nretiss offered az bs fos Hearico Da Costa, the cap
tain Of the slave vessel Brahmin. Hs swore on hi
examination that he was possessed Of considerable
propertv bu, the Grand Jury found an indictment fo
pernly against him Last week. The oficers went 70
hi, residence TO a,rett him, but he could not be lound
d TARGET ExCURsioN.-Mchell Vance Il Co. Guard
Can't. r Ostenwsld numbering lSj men, went
Joness Wood on their annual target excursion on Sat
urday. The Company is composed entirely OF the en-
rIoyoss of Mitchell Vance Sc Co, manufacturers o.
chandeliers, broadway.
Episcopal CoSvENTIoN.--On the recommendation
of the Committee on the Incorporation of Churches
The Church of the Atonemeut Of this ay was admitted
| into union with the Convection.
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COURT CALENDAR-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GESFRAL YERN.-AdOurued 10
Tuesday Oct Q, to render decisions.
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL Terry BOnney, j.
Numbers to 20 inclusive, temUrreH
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-Part Mos. 100 1860,
1879 1879 1898 8l3 1889 1905 lT lC5 ll co., 500 Is SOL
SIS H. as $50 23 49, 3d. 6l3 l31 1851 IlO3 l0 lO2l
Pat H. Nos 1906 l2l4 1913, l3i3 1912 1912 1903 1853, l24
1870 1924 1914 1892, 1856 1866 l33 1874. 5;6 1890 1882
lOZl
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Psrt I.-(Superyisor's Room. -
Nee 49, 1918 1921 57 SCI 523 52 5Z 3d. 525 535t 81 81
547 $40 Part II -(Room No. lG New City Han Nos ils
H. 90 eG5, go oi G16, 618 ESQ 65 6i go 6SS @
1873 2O5 20t6 2C59 20CO 22 1856 3 2J9 POOL 400 1885
its la 80. Pert I.-Nos. POS 525 49, 1872 3C 1913 2
1876 1870, 3d. 81, 1876 1882 1892 Pol.
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IN steamship Bremen, for Bremen md o,,5,,,o,, "
70 AJdre. philadelphia Mr. aad ar @ Roassssu Psd,,
eux Orleans; ~ Ssbd T. V1Iboi uosf o. u cut
Won !. PIeisFwe,ek Ii Ir and A.. H. schroeSsr aad Ind
Ns Rusiin Huber Miss '1 e, NJ srs ~. IT, sIt
Sna 'n5' ~ New A. Won fo9nen, Mrs. J; Rail
MeDHg' = 10y, leT e1ey; Mr. and Mira j. Gnsdlger and
r, ~ ~, 4 AF r. Charlton, Pro,d;4ce H. z seedoIa,
~ - ho lsr Baltimore A. w. Dolng. Boston ~.
N1A F Mrs. C. Benzon aud two sons, New York
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MARRIED.

KNON--FAkE-ln Clinton n. " on Thurslay, Sept q, by
the Rev VIM EDoK OF Rome the Rev Charles IT, Knox Of
Utica 70 Sarah. daugntcr OF Peter Fake, esq
SrEBBlkS-FAiRCHlLD-At Cazeuovs, Saturday. Sept.
% 10y the Rev. j. Boardu8n John Stebbls
FaiIcbud, eldest daughter OF 5. T. FarChil3 esq.
WHlIE-AEEHS-Ou Saturday, sept. ~. by Elder ". J.
L.skne Mr. Charles A. White t. Miss Maltta Ma yell only
cld Of Mr. Mar,ha Aveus both Of Brookyn.City.
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THE CoURTs.-The October Terms Of the several
Courts will commence on Monday, October ]. Tbs
Special Tcru, Circuit and City Courts, viii all be
opened. TIE fret twenty causes on the calendar will
be taken up in tie Circuit. The calendar in the City
Court will not be taken up until the third Monday Of
The month.