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s,t,i,,,,s. Cancer Tumo rs, Enlargement, u
..r,tion. carries, and EIfOliRtion OF the

Homes.
GREAT variety Of rsos have been reported 10 ms where
, f fr.. flrIuill l.o complaints ll'c resulted rom
1r t.i. remedy, bat Our space here VIII nor all
mil th.rI Some oftlam may hr found IN our ll'F'n
hlmlrlc which the agents below nired are P''''eu 10
rirui.h ..rsti, to an who clll for thym
,,,--...,..io. IIsurt Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy. Neuralgia.
Nf,,. r,u,sr,ti afrH- OF these affections have been
nj. Tx M. Lucrative ,vs.r u. this mrti"iu' IL s'uu
me- ~ ,it functions u,. ,i..,..- ar'iun, ami thus
overcome, disorders which Wu"il ' su'1"-'' '"F".i
,sr.rt such remedy h., Tong boom ii.,, ~ i't
nil b.. .l- tI..m I.l that medicine c,n uu.
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$780, ssss: IL Go

NOTICE.Pesonsv Wishing - obtain tickets for servants over
~ The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r., for Wash
ngon City and points further North must 10 a case, be yOueh
ed for Inv snne e.posbe white citizen OF Richmond In person.
Known 10 The officers Of the Road tickets wi be sold
Mid ,or nv letter A. d. ALLYN,
mso0-Iy Ticket Agent.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

tUh fOhlt 1lNU 1hb OAVNO'
And for the speedy OF The suAomed varieties oil
Disease
ScrofuIa and ScrofuIous Affections SUE n as
TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, ErupttohS. @
pies, Pustules, BlotckcS, BOus' bi"i"s'
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th june, $50
= q. AYEr & Co. Gents; ! feel u my "h's Z" Hc-
knowledge what Your Sarsapara has done Tor ln';
HAVING inherited ScrofUlOu- mpcti"n nave s'',l'.
from ID Boo various WAYS for years. Som,lu ~ our
ont iu Ulcers hands Ind arms some ,ii,c ~
turned inward and Distressed me no the st'h9'n. w
years ago 10 broke ont my head and cgNtf my svllp
ami with one sorr which painful a' h''iN"'
beyond description tried many m'li'in'> "'. N'N'iHt
physicians, but without much relief from ANY 'H'-' ~
fact. the disorder crew worse. At length was rl"'''
O. r,Il n the Gospel Messenger that l"W h'" l'lI'u
alternative ~ar>JrIraI, for knew lf"l YOU r'pu-
titnu that any THING vou made must o. -"9' SOU 70
Cincinnati ami COT %, uu u-c 90 till % cured me- '""A
it, YOU s,t r. u small doses OF g, spoonful "N,r
MONTH aud used almost thrcv bottles New '' W.llhy
skin soon began % form under the sc1' when 9I''rh
while t of NV skin o, now clear, 1"t SNOW 10y my
f,, That the disease is gone from my system. lou
can wei hyl.yc that feel what ann saving when ten
YOU, thar hold You To- Dc Of t apostles OF inc age
and remain ever gratefully, Yours, --,,,r,-
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
lz,HE YIRaINIALIFE INsURANCE C0MPA.

TIME VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMfA-
fully prepared business and me atehuon Oh e
public earnestly called TO the Importance OF us
Company, under It's charter, divides seven egs % % a.
advantages the Mutual system with he Peuge
perpetual Capital Stock Of $4,000 and the added seuy ~
81 ckholders have permanent moneyed in'efeS' "
Affairs with prudence and economy. ,,,r.,...
The Charter requires half Of the Capital STOCK sIa
belnyested In Bond and Mortgage on unineumoerea eA
worth double The amount.
The object OF the Company TO aid In retaining ~ So
for Premiums TO Northern Companies Ihn money ~ .S
loaned TO Customers for term of years a. ega
bursed In midst. - -. ,-u.,..,.
EndOwmens and Annues granted. Life and term foncies
sued rates other good OOmpsnes oa'es hsueuo
one year for a term OF years.
DIRECTORS.
VIM II MscfsrAnd, John Parcel,
Josenh Alien saml I. Bayy,
poscoe r. Heath Jos r Anderson,
Thos. W. hcCRnce Thomas r. hubosh
John Il. Montague, Ro H. mauIy,
David Burr Jas. A. Covardin,
Lewis (inter j. Is. McClelland,
John Tones p I. Moore,
Iss + knIar,oo John II. Claiborne,
JegIs ID CrenshAy u. O. Wherry,
Wr, "a Paine WI. II. Christian,
T. q. Baskerville Wyndhsm hooefuont
Ean,l J. Harrison John O. shaier,
Wm H. HaSan Peter @. warwick
Roht T Brooke T. o. Hasklns,
Gee ID shell Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddn, Geo. ); Gunner,
John Dooley. d. o nvo'"iNse'
PreSiden.-sAM'L J. HARRISON.
Vice Prssdent-Wh. Ii. HAAAL-
Physicidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL
snaI j kDiIR PLEAsAETs, Secretary.
e@-Ohce corner Main 18th streets, Richmond
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TNrrrENurNtF, Preston Co., Va, 9th July, l>'9.
p~ =. e. AVER. Sir; hHE, h..u afflicted with pain
eI chronic. Lf.l.ar'i,u for lou- tua which hal, the
st1 of phv.,iinS and ~tuc, tD Boa spite of all The
rqr.ii.. could Uni, until tried your ariIlI One
l.rJle cured mc u two weeks, ami restored nay general
tf.t , much that ann far better than before was
attI.i,i think 90 wonderful medicine. J. FEL\N.
Jules T. G.t.hgIl. of -. Louis, writ d" have .'n
an .fr1yo,I r, health. -icl ttry thing sl every thing
flrl 10 relieve mo; and nave been hrusOu down man
h., uU wears from up other cause Than H'r0'" "l ~
n. If-.r NyIpyUI pastor, fhy E.v. Mr. ,Il'i>'d
t1 ry youf >1r>lprrl1 because hc said p" know You,
and ug fiu. YOU made worth trying l'N tho bless.
n, toI &c rs cured n,, and has so purified my blood
~ ca make new man ui u.a. feel young a-Jiu The
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LeurorrhUa or whites. Ovarian Tumor,
ItrrInc IIcrrntInn Fcniale Diseases.
srnhilIs nnd NIercurial nisease.

New ORLEANS, 18th August, l>j9.
mi C. AVER. Sir: l checrully comply with the
r,rua.t of your AGENT and report to You some OF the
eT,.f. 1 have real tad with your Narsaparill1
b,ye cured with 10, IN my practice most Of the com
irts for which 70 /. audcd aud have found ts
c,sJ Di.,,ss Onc ormy patients had Syphilitic ulcers
iu his tIr0at which consuming his palate and the
ton OF hi. mouth. Your Sar>apdrilll steadily taken,
c,,r,l bir i'm fy, weeks Another attacked by
oD,l4rv SYMPTOMS IN his nos, and the liberation had
onto. AWAY considerable part Of it, so that believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But II
welded 10 my administration of your Sarsguaro; the
yI,. Iala and De- is well again, not of course without
som. H lirltllu ur the flcc. woman who had been
trlts ,r tie same disorder hy mercury suffering
from m pui,Dn u her bones They had become 81 souSi
tive 20 M weather that ON dfmp day she suffered *
rritr,- min u her Joints and bones. she, too, WAS
c,Ir.I entirely hy Vour SIrSapgra m few weeks. /
Know from DO. formula which Your agent gave me- that
fbis pr.5lr1.ou from your laboratory must De- great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with h have NOT surprised me.
WIN 'rr1,.-rall,. y6urs g. V. LARINER, VI. d.
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RRATD CUTTING.

hEsAS "
HE undes having removed his shop next door 70 the
Il COLUMBIAN HOTEL shockoe Slip, begs leave to inform
lis customers and the Public generally, that he Is now stu
sted all work (Which he may be favored with 10
the best vorkmane and the shortest pos be notice
you Brand for Flour Gala bags or any
other articles you may manufacture send In your orders and We
will accommodate the reasonable terms and gusran-
e TO give you entire satisfaction.
Also nne lot Of Branding Brushes Key Cheeks Brass Letters
10. A. T. GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
se5 Richmond, Va
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ALFRED b. TALLEY.
st. AnthOny's Fire. Rose or Erystpclas'
letter aud salt Rhcum, Scald Head, Ring


pr. Robert " PrDlls writes from S1ltm " L. I'm
sept. l>1l, that hc has cured ana mNrtciIie ease OF
V-rpaY. which threatened % terminate tilly' ny the
pcrscycring OF our S1rsJpJr7, and also danger
on, attack OC Malignant Er,p Ts ly large doses oil the
same; sly- he CURES the common Erpi0aS by II con
stIuty. I
Bronehocele. Goitre, or Swelled Neck.
Z.lulou Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; = Three
bottles Of your S1rsgpgrh cured me roma tfoHrc-a
hlgous swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two years
LeurorrhUa or Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female diseases
DR.. J. T. =. Claiming, of New lor, City, writes: q"
most cheyrly comply with the request OF your ACCENT
SAVING I have found your >Jr-GrJrll most excellent
Alternative i'm the numerous complaints for which we en-
u1v such remedy. but especially in Fannie Diseases
OF th. ScroflouS dilthasis. / have cured many mNst-
crate cases OF IoucorrhUa by it, and some where the
compllnt was caused by Ucffc'3n of the uterus. The
ulc.rti1u itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals 10 for these female arrangements
Fly-ar = Marrow, OF NCwhury, Ala, writes " dam
car,s orgiu fu1r Of the females IN my family,
which had i.fel ali the remedies could employ, has
AZ t, been completely cured by your extract of Sar
slulriIll Our physician thought nothing but cNtiIa-
t6n roul afford relief but hc advised the trial of your
S5rsgrlril as the Inst resort before cutting, and Il
frov,l srtual After taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease remains"
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...:H.r ND Hhs.T.''

..ss So THE bf.~h
SDlrndid stock OF Pianos.
WORCESTER S MI NALL 81
Nv rtANu fORIkS
" ,..r. II. r-.r.st aul ssk ev1niuaton rom
i'''e 10 ~Aa' OF '-' I1' a NORRIS,
IA bookseller sn1 Desl-- 20 Pisu'f'rt-s
UPHOLSTERY AND PlPER-H4NGlNGS.
TVNE subsc-br rrs7-ctsul, socts call nom hs ns Aul
p1fuc geae Ally examine his STOCK " seoas M we A''s
line, consisting % the following.
Carp ctings. 49, ~,
veive Tapestry Brussels fa-ee piy Venetian, Dutch, Hemp
J. Hearth Alsa, Door Mats a-d stair Gods
curtain Goods.
BrocAiei satin palsx Con Dsnask rassels, 6lmps Lace
ard Muslin Curains uh spieni assortment % window Cor
plrr and Plus Wlnlos shades assortment OF
Al ne ~ sh nHtary OF approved kinds
y -. - .
o. AL The hes pafterls ant from The quality The lowest
,-f.I which vii b. halls aud dm-nsoas
A. fable Cloths large vs-lcty-
Pspcr-Hangingr-
follows Velvet
" s.tn All Plain Papers. % every shade snd color Wh tA
~ dr-r-t Of Eood and marble Being practical
~rsmaa myssH and hayas he os vOrsnen employed all work
III b. warranted 90 rive sai!st-et'n- "a, =, -,
Al orders anything In ne ABOVE Inc Val '9 F-SJ ~
tended 70 BON u ''s w " WILLIAM A. wALTCRs
aH.r snl Shack Naiiresses AID fsAher hea, 90 HslA
.nd made 70 order. Of - bet rasieflA- ~
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
Ga FgsSs yssEEgIllGs 49,

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
@@;s 49,
suPERISpESpRsr's OTFIcK,
Richmond, 10Th Dec. lsG0.
Winter Arrangement.
TO TEE SOUTH AND SOUIH WEST
NN and after Monday, Path, passenger trains viii run
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVILLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except sunday at O'CLOCK
A. NJ and rea hes Danvile at . 10 o'clock ?. NJ
FROM DANTILLE TO RICHMOND
Danvi daily Except sundays ato O'CLOCK A.
M and reaches Richmond at ] O5 O'Clock p. NJ
Richmond connects at Burksve with the Trains
so-sde Railroad for Lynchburg and the souh and
SOUTHWEST daily - CIR,
The train from at Buksvle with the souhsde
Railroad trains for Petersburg and Norfolk and at Richmond
will the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and York River Railroad also with the James River
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point 80
Through tickets be procured and baggage VIII De checkeo
through TO the following points: -
Lynchburg, ChausnoogA.
Bristol EashViie,
Knoxyle Huntsville
Dalton Grand Junction,
Alfalfa Memphis
Montgomery, canton,
ycksburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
oHAs G. TALCtfr,
deoo Superintendent
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RICHMOND AND DANylLLE kllLkOAD'

RICHMOND AND DAhVlLLE RAILROAD,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the Rich ~. 60
"A mond and Danville Railroad Company where 8H ~"
by Down Freight intended shipment the port Of Richmond
and also up Freight arriving Richmond by water and having for
It's destination any point accessible to this Company by It's own
line Freight arrangement with any other roa
will be received delivered vessels direct Thus reheV
ing the shippers such freight from all charges Tor dayage or
wharfage and at the same time facilitating le SPECIFY SnP
Of goods. ,,,-,,--, -.
Parties delivering goods which they desire should be shipped AZ
Richmond under this arrangement will state at the time Of th
delivery.
The Railroad Company WILL when required, attend 20 ehecnng
an on such goods 10 all points United States and
bills Ladng per sailing vessels will be forwarded 70
consgnors and consigrees
For further particulars address -
pt.b Darvf lie Railr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

HAY-The supply Of New 10 large and tne dehs'' e'N'
sales OF $40 bales 4005cc p lor is bes, NJ ara
HOPS-Tbe ma Lc, is quiet. The Only sales We he ~ 90
90 bales Is6Os at I6a22a Old are neglected ana Pe "
the buyers favor -. and se,e,al de-
Ebe-e havo been M transactions in Rockisnd and
r,ic a., tn ta,t sales Of Common at IOc and Lump a.
MOLAsSEs-Te market is firm but quiet saes oil ~ hhds'
Porto Rico AT 28G 3Uc and 10 bids. bhrb idoe ~ Zoc
NAVAL sTORES-The market for Spirits TurpeItloe is hrn
d he demand moderate; sales Of 900 bb 81 90
sllon Crude TnrpenBe inactive At SlG +l2 Dbl Ihe
market for common Rosn active aud H. hrmer sales OF
no bbls AT 81 62ldS475 $40 H. The better grades are
AMI md I'm the absence Of sales. prices Donioal
STbe market /. qnie for all descriptions bat prices are
wilton. material variation. We quote Loseed At oS9ooe.i
Crnde Whale at 42d4ic and DO Sperm at 81 S.
PROViSloNSrke market for Pork IL dull and heavy sales
OF bbls IS for Mess and $40 for Prime PI1me Mets
scarce wanted. Beef without ohsDge the inquiry
linn ed l50 bbls s0d 25 for Repacked Mes
and 820Sl3 so for Extrs Reef Hams quiet at rl!g
Cut Meats dull at ~ 05c for Shoudera aud aosc
for Hama Lard Is firm sales Of s50 bbls at B4GSsc butter
and Cheese steady. ..
RICE quiet; of 100 tc at So 21 Sc Is per 100 d.
SUGARS coDnDs IN snd sctiye ,ses OF 800 bids fotio
Rico, at 6lG7lc.; l50 hhds Cubs at b@ic and I2D ho
Havana at 7d8ic Refined hrn, at 9sd9i for Crushed
Ground and Grsnulated - .,,-
sALT-The quiet but prices without quoable
change -,
TALLOW-The market is quiet and the demand limited
sales Of II 600 Ms PIime at o. UNic cash. .
WoOL1be medon grades OF Domestic Fleeees continue IN
good eqnest prices se 6rmy sustained For other de'c
nns tbeie be inquiry, and prices are -omena'
nominal The inclnde 40O medium Fseees al sJU'e
1900 Pulled st23Gc and 5000 do California on te'"
not made public
WHsKYThe supply is larger and the market ' easier
sales OF $50 bible. at lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
DKED.

BURNS - On Monday, Aug 26 Annie Kate, only child Of
The ;ends and reyes OF the family respectfully Invited
stend a this Tuesday afternoon at O'clock from
Nc l62 East Thirty-ninth street
BATCHEL LDEROn Monday, Aug e Annie youngest daueh-
ter Of W ard Annie NJ Baichedsr.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited -
st.cnd her funeral the residence of her raen No q
West Forty street, TVe'dsy Path inst at l2 O'Clock
without further notice.
BR On Tuesday Aug 90 Ida infant daughter Of ThOm.
and b ellen BruiH-
CoLE-on Monday Aug &C. Maads R Cole daughter Of the
late Ilsrrct Cole .f;hs city.
The Siives snd friend. Of the family respectfully invited
20 aend foses from NO III Duane street at p O'clock
o. ai on ThursIay next. without further invitation
COLLtNs-ht wrstchs,er, Saturday, Aug "a, Maria r.
Collins, aeed q years and 2 months
DEgOEl ln TINS city, Monday Aur 49, Frances DoDisoH,
sdoried laughter II Fra Der'on aged is years
The iends o the fy respectfully inyed to attend ihs
fnte7rl o tbe ience Of her uuce w q Lyon NO. ~
Yves. w snt, fr,i street TUESDAY 27th, At O'clock
a native 81 County Tpreraly, Ireland
ELDRRHOasTOn Sunday july a. IN MaIacsho Al the re'i
jence n Gov Ssrrano WiAD EdeTbor ~ d native Of
crry Ssd for several yea Profe.'o OF Cbemi'ty in Troy
M friends learn particulars by applying to Mo'sr'
siuclaire A Rose New-iork.
GREENWOOO-At Mormon l'lgn5 Cal on Satufdsy July -
Of dropsy serh ongand PSnfa ine' Edward Greenwood
IN the sd year Of bic age.
UItLIn Brooklyn No 41i Pacific street Monday Aut
70 Marv arm wife Robert M in the Ssth year Of he
Tb- relatives and friends Of the family are invited to attend ths
tuesday, the 27th ct O'Clock without further notice
Wisconsin papers pesse copy.
HATFIELD-In ths city. on Monday Ang p, of diAbe'ss
Ellen Regina wife Of Jacob H. Hatfield In the ath year oi
her
JACORUs-On Monday, ADg &C. Edmund James Jscobus
OF william " and Mary L. Jscobus aged yeai' month
sud days.
His emss viii be taken Orange County for ipiem.nt from
the resdeucs OF his paren No ga 1bityhh street. sn
Tuesday moTEing 27h i1st., at o'e.ock - M
LAwSONn city Sunday lur Is. OF disease Of the
heart William Lawson, aged ~ years. onhs and days
vile Of John r G. MSiIsr in th, zsh year Of her age
Moss-In Sunday Aug 25 Cstharins Elizabeth,
only daughter Of rvea and the late James hoss aged
years ( tnontbe2nd n days
MORRIsON-In Jersey City ". j. Sunday morning Aus
Is Of pCn Sarah Morrison In the 35th Of her
OLOUGHLANIn Brooklyn, on Sunday Aug at o'cloek,
Mary ULoughlan Ggeo n years. ueuths aud Y dAyt
THonPsON-In Jersey City, on Sunday morning Aug rs,
Thomas y ThoHpNon. in the JSth yea OF ms age
TEMPLE-In Brooklyn on Sunday, aug IS Annie, wife Of
NJ. Thomas A. Ismple.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

A TALE OF SHIRr.-One of the traitont or SPIES
arrested in Harrisburg day two ago, on ps way
frOui Virginia to New York was a man named VI
Kelly lie and bis two comrades all tboroug oy
searched and evidence found each sufficient ~
prove that they were properly arrested Mr.. Kelly q
turn was the last one, aud hs much the most
interesting. He had taken off all his clothes bat his
Shirt and nothing contraband reasonable bad been
found him. He stood tins before the Mayor and an
examining officer, and under The circumstances the
position was very embarrassing one: for, TO say
nothing Of ordinary modesiy, which may exist
among the Rebels the owner of that shirt knew that
IL was lined with treason. The raising of that gar
ment would reveal his treason. and probably make his
lie forfeit.
The moment Of suspense, during which Mr.. Kelly
stood thns before his curious captors have been
rather agonizing one But fancy his feelings when
the officer remarked something peculiar in tie hang Of
his Shirt and fancy them when be was ordered TO take
il ot lie trembled and tuned pale, and his bare
knees shook and knocked together lie could not en-
dure the shock TO bis modesty be called for water he
was on the poiut Of fainting. But the officers
inexofable. The shirt of, and the treason, as
well Ms the person of Mr.. Kelly, was laid bare. The
shirt was marvel of ingenious needle work, having
various welconeealed poekets, in which wers found
numerous letters from the Souh some from friends in
the Rebel army TO their ffends in Baimo e; others
10 men in New-fork, and number for Europe. In
addition 10 ths, there various bills OF sale, dated
at Richmond, for pork and other arti lee, and large
packages Of money, principally in nores ON banks IN
the Confederate Sates. All OF these articles says the
reporter were done up IN neat packages and looked as
If they had been sabected TO the pressure of by
draulic press. Eut
The ingenuity that contrived this new mode Of carry
ing letters commendable; but 1t was bsled by the
perseverance and patience oftho officers at Harrisburg
Mr. Kelly was provided with another SHIRT and se-
commodations with his comrades in the county prison
The money placed, for safe keeping u one Of the
banks and the letters and other documents were deh
cred to the Attorney General There oaght 20 be val
liable revelations IN these documents concerning spies
and traitors in New.York, as well In other
places Kelly's shirt "a valuable acquisition for the
Goyernment. philadelphia BulletiB Aug. %
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

WHAT THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE IS WoRTH.-
The Wbeling (ya.) Inteiheencer reports the arrest
of rebel one Price, who has been found in after
taking the oath Of allegiance and it describes the
thus:
"One man, by the name Of Price, a dark -vissged,
impudent-loeking man, who was brought in from
Pennington, on Tuesday evening, was arrested the
day troops occupied the camp the burnt bridges.
The oath Of allegiance administered and Price was
released he paid no attention TO the oath than
II il had been administered upon briekbat or pack
of cards and |. was not long before be was again found
in arms shooting at Union men and committing out
RACES. He was again arrested, and again released
The last time however, forbearanee having ceased 70
be a virtue he was sent down here"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

RIor.-On Sunday evening drunken party at
tempted TO enter liquor store in Greene street Jersey
City, kept by Michael Carey but Were refused admit
tance account of its being Sunday. The party then
broke open the door and destroyed considerable fur.
niture and fixtures Officers Harvey, Gof. and Kipp
came up aud arrested John Maddox, the rinpleader,
when hs friends rallied, and in rescuipg him dcspe.
rate fight occurred The officers were badly beaten,
officer Haney receiving severe cut Oh the head with
stone Chief of Police Marinus with posse of men,
soon arrived and with the aid of citizens quelled the
riot and fifteen of the were subsequently, arrested
Yesterday, Recorder Martindale held them for exam
nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

MIEoK CITY ITEns.-TAs Steamship Great
Eastern is announced 70 sail from this port
for Liverpool on October 5.....The number
of Ietters addressed TO persoDs in the Seeded
States which were retained in :he New.York Post
Office on Saturday, was lS; and yesterday, r.. The
German Odd Fellows Of this city and BROOKLYN held
then annual picnic at Joness Wood yesterday. Dur
ing the dsy the exercises consisted Of dancing ard sing
ing, and at night they had brilliant display Of fire
works. The following candidates having been duly
examined have been appointed officers in the Revenue
cutter service: John McGowan, OF N. j., Captains
Rufus Colin, of Mass., First Lieutenant Henry H.
Welsh. of Mass, Second Lieutenant; Morton Phillips
of N Y, Third LieuteDsnti Henry ID. Hail. Of haine
Third Lieutenans; Frank Barr, Of Delaware Third
Lieutenant.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
MARRIED.

ALLEN-CLAGETT-l Pomona d. O., on Tuefdaylast Aug
90 ny the Rev John Robert Enger Of Virginia, Ethan Allen
Of NewYok City 20 Ms Eliza, daughter OF the ae DsIluS
Clagett Of Washington City.
Baltimore papers pehse copy.
ABAHBoT-ISAACs-On Saturday. Aug a. Lieut. ID. d.
Abahbot Of Auzrs Tercsrs Azores to Jane eldest daughter
fCapt Lyon Of Company C. Ira Harris Guard cavalry
at No. Division street.
HABSTED-C CAMERDEN- Monday Aug 26, by the Rev.
Peter Striker residence Of the brides father Capt
William p Hals,ed LIST Regr ent IT, g Chssen 10 Lizzie
c. only daughter Of Mr. Henry Camerden % both OF TINS cy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

CRY MoRTALlrY.-The number Of deaths in the
city la,t week was 81, Of which there were men,
60; women, 70; boys, lS2; grls, l79. The decrease
from the corresponding week Of last year 81 and
a6 from The week preyious OF %i deaths from acnte
disease there were Of cholera infantum gj; con.
vulsons infan,ie, 81; diarrhea, -; inflammation Of
The brain II Inflammation O. enngs, l3; dysenery,
II measles 10; inflammation Of the bowels, g. scar
let fever, Z; Group = sun-suoke, Z. or l9i deaths
from chronic disease, there were from consumption,
67; marasmus, iufanle, CO. drorsy in the head, IL;
drorsy &. There were - deaths from other csgses.