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duties Of clerkshps in those departments. All
that is wanted is to GO into the practical instead
of political circles, and the task will be found
an easy one. Upon Mr.. Lincoln rests the re-
sponsibility of seeing that this is done, and that
too, before those officials throw obstacles in the
way of the generals that have been called to
head the several divisions, and one or all are
unavoldably precipitated into another Big
Bethel, Bull run or Davis creek en- counter.
All this must be done without delay, and
those departments made to assist ustead of
retarding the operations of the army Fl 'om For
trcss Monroe to Missouri-to strengthen instead
OF supporting weak blockade. The Pre- tdent
shouldstand as a shield between she comman vlers
of our army and the politicians, shat they may
prepare for an early and glorious victory, AMI
again enforce the laws from the lakes to the
Gulf He should see that every facility is given
to the several divisions, and that, guided by
some military mind, the whole should move
onward at one and the same time, and continue
in its march until the last vestige of rebellion
is put down. The public are looking to Mr..
Lincoln for the accomplishment of ths great
work; they will hold him responsible sor its
failure, if that should be its fate; nor wills they
again permit it to be thrown upon the shoulders
OF the Cabinet: he alone must answer fcY it.
And now let him cease to be the politician, and
perform the duties of the statesman if he las
the ability to comprehend his duties; or at least
prove that he is not behind the energy and
patriotism exhibited by our fnanciors, who,
looking only to the success of the republic of
the West, cast aside all prcjudices, and
deal out their million per day to carry the
nation successfully through the struggle for its
second independence.
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OF controlling the legislation Of Congress, u.
election for President, the foreign and domestic
appointments and all such matters, we had sup
posed that Sanders was princely defaulter;
Out instead OF that we find he is only misera-
bic pieayune fellow, who allows his name to
be brought into court for the paltry sum of
$4,000. The government ought to give him
clear receipt for the amount, together with
kick on the point of honor.
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THE, NEWS

we are induced oplace the following paragraphs
u's-o-s's in order that the public may become
familiar with the separate action of the men to
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadwav-Dov
ana Evenng-NoRAH CRsrSA-TwO BUZzARps-BEIns Sp.
LION AND OTHER CURIOsIrIns "'' ''NA
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BRiANTS' MINSTRELS Mechanics Hall AZ Bro.d
wsy.-EThiopiAN Songs, DANCES &c.-RsyAL DARkIEs
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE. Bovery-yhMr KILN MAN
FAINT HEART NEVER Wos FAIR LApY-ApoprEp CHILn
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THE TURF.
EAsHIoN PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.

K'A5fIION FI1EASURE UFUUND ASSUCIATTUN.
Il FALL RACES
The Following Races will the Fashion Course
on the 10Th day Of September at o'clock r. two year
old match carrying 81 bs for $500 september 49, ISL
y ~ Monno names bay lilly By Logan, dam Sylphidc, by
Emilias John Hunter names bay aly BY Revenue dam
for two years old, carrying 90 lbs ies and gehns al
lowed lbs $780, Entrance half forfeit The proprietor to
add 500 Dash of mile. Four Subscribers j. Is. Monhot
enters ehestna, n by Logan dam Mary Bdd by
enters br colt by imported Barownie dam imported COM
fort by Irish Brdcatoher Also oh. by Revenue cam
Fanny Fern by imported Glencoe. r. Forbes not named
+. Morris entry dead.
Special for Course will leave Hunters Point at
2 r M and return Immediately after the race EXCURSION
tickets and return rs cents Boats VIII leave James
slip ferry connect with the train also
Thirty fourth street ferry Every five minutes stages from
Thirty fourth will passengers TO the Course
Members reserved for ladies'.
Judges TO be appointed by the Association
B-1he Colt win be sold Immediately AFTER the
race TO the highest bidder to close partnership
JOS CROCUERON Manager
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CMITHSoNIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER Uous
~ sree-Hotel the European pan
Prices reduced to suit the times The best and cheapest 10
tel In Tie city s. L. MEAD. Proprietor.
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NrorIcE TO PUBLIC cARrMEN. EYrREssMEN An
SPORTING.


L,RANCIS RULER NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice Breeds for stock and sale. Buffers Infaibe
Mango Cure and Flea Extcrmna;o 90 bottle
ers Breeding, Training Diseases 6c OF Dogs" 81 Dogs
Boarded, Trained &c. Medicines for all diseases.
CP0RT1NG.--F0R SALE, FOUR BULL TERkIER PUPS
~ weeks old, also black aud tau L months
old To be at 9S Hammond the Barbers shop
NT0TfCE-PfGEON SHO0TfNG.-t MATCH AND
IN sweepstakes win of Eonaav Sept l6 at 2
O'Clock NJ, at the Bergen foei at The termination Of the
Bergen horse railroad. Birds had at VII times
VA, yam HORN, Proprietor,
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AnIUsEMENTS.

or the brilliant aud
Beautiful
49, MRS JOHN WOOD
VINO WIN appear on Monday aud every night In the char
actcr Vt
CINDERELLA,
IN the charming burlesque of that title with music
me musical onductor Charles Rappz, scenery by
GeD,. new properties and and new and
c,, CAST OF CHARACTERS.
N'aerM young lady who soon leaves the ashes for
Miss Pacona one Of the sisters MORE "o'a
gwen 20 ale ways than good books (frst appear
ance inns scason) Miss Ada Clifton
MISS Eonds,,ai the other canankerous sister (lrst
The Baroness Sodon, made after The pattern OF Mrs
Saudle-a copy from Punch Cher hrst appearance
Fairy Qneen iher appearances here Miss IoSiaa
The Prince Roioph reformed young man as regards
latch Keys and cocktails. No relation to Prince
m Napoleon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. A. H. Davenport
The Baron sodon, very nearly sold himself,
Capillaire corpulent young gentleman recently re-
turned from country retreat Mr. Harry Pearson
kumplesiltskin the great German gnome and prestidi
H., satem fhs first appearance here) Mons szoiiosy
The Funkcys. :. Messrs. galloway Thompson, Clover
me rhe barons Band .."; Messrs Fendel and Lester
ohorsers .,.."..:.::,. Mcssrs Rae, Melville, &C. &c
Fairies Hunters Sprites, Amazons Lackeys, &c, SC.
Under the direction of Mr. Roppitz the orchestra will
form new medley overture and the celebrated nightingale
received nightly with an enthusiastic encore.
buresque will be preceded by the comcdet for the
NEW YORK WIVES:
LESSON FOR GENTLEMEN.
in which Mrs. w. r. Blake Skerrett Miss Ada Clifton,
Lothian, Messrs AIRY Pearson, A. H. Davenport Leiyes,
Baker, &c, will appear.
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SHIPPING.
~>>~~>~~~~NNTy>@-~
FNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAMSHIPS.
From TO LIVERPOOL.

SHIPPING.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
i STEAMSHIPS
fhoN NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. $40
rRox BOSTON TO IivrmrooL.
SheI tSp ohn p,,
The ships from New York cali at Cork iarbor
5%dSas AssIe ss e" Gap ss1s sss"s%a
Captain Cook. EuKoPX Captain Anderson
These vessels carry white light masthead green
HEFISSp sAnasS@sa Wednesday Avg
fESsI New s' York %% s%assSay Aug Aug
SAHAP Noodle York %s ssns:as Sept Sept
shsaHo ww sSnssSay Sept Is
Berths not secured uutil paid for
An % S sSrssSn on ,s hoard no
Silver Bullion l Specie Jewelry Precious Stones Metals
ns's0 'Asle s9
CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
TS hna Ma% aS
Steamship Company intend despatching their ulpowered
STY oF fSss as 'oiows Saturday Sept 81
S5Ty SEw ssa atardayy s Sa
And every saturday at noon from pier ~ WortS river Hs
First Cabin ioni,. s5SI steeTase
2 E E EsSS;. : e %s%;: =
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c, at equally low prices
Persons wishing 70 bring out their friends buy tickets
or Queenstown first cabin So $ss and $iO5 steerase
These steamers have accommodations for
gers, ana carry experienced They built In
board.
For further information apply in Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent y Water street; in Glasgow to VIM INMAN
ST. Enoch square; In Queenstown to O. 4 W. ID. SEYMOUR
CO.. In London to EWES MACY, 81 King William
srget In Paris 10 JULES DECOUE, Place de Ia Bourse;
in Philadelphia TO JOHN G. DALE Ill Walnut street. at
the company's offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York.
CTEAM FROM NEW YORK TO LIvERPOOL-THE
- steamship
GREAT EASTERN
having fulfilled her with the British government
NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL
On Saturday October5.
RATES or PASSAGE.
In first cabin sos $l35 according sateroom
daton all other privileges being equal.
In third cabin, from S35 to $50
Suits OF FIRST class for families DO engaged
by special arrangement.
The GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool her return
trip Tuesday October 80
Plans of the ship be and engagements made for
freight and passage on application TO
ROWLAND 4 ASPINwAII. Agents
54 and 80 South street
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HOTELS.

HOTEL AND observation-disclosures IJUX LATE
IL OF No Murray street. takes essure in informing her
friends and e pubic that tie 18th OF September
she will opsn the spacious house No. 10 Wacrey
place one block from Broadway AZ Hotel and Restaurant
the first class Gentmcn families of obtain
t handsomely furnished Rooms Board on reasonable
Tlhle dhOic dnllY G z NJ.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC TO NIQHT-MONDAY.
n HERMANN'S SOIREE DE PRESTIDIGITATION.
Admission, 80 cents. Admission, 80 cents
Admission, ~ cents. Admission " cents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

=
DELLEvuE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
ID Prof. JAMES Il WOOD will commence the preliminary
Lectures n Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Wednesday, the 18th inst ~ O'Clock, In col
lege binding IN the hospital grounds foot OF Twantyxh
street, East Lectures will be delivered during this
course BY Prof. Flint McCready, Doremus, A. Flint Jr,
Ch1s, Smith, WoHd Sayre. ABB Mott, Barker Taylor and
Elliot The regular course VIII commence on Wednesday,
the 10Th Of October
EUREKA LODGE. III J. o. OF o. F.-THIS LODGE,
II having accepted of the invitation Of Brother Elisha
Rgcsman to ys him n. his beautiful grove Picnic
excursion, viii meet at their lodge Monday evening
the i5h instant for the purpose o completing the necessary
arrange Brothers Of other lodges ved attend
ASA BUTMAN, Secretary
NOTICE TO PUBLIC CARrMEN, EXPRESSMEN AND
IN drivers OF the same to their Is
hereby given that licenses keep public
and express wagons and to be public cariinen will
eranted at this Office between the hours of 10 A. and
T. NJ. daily commencing Monday, the 23d inst The
number must be newly painted each side U the carts
according law, and the brought
the Park Of the City Hail. where they will he in.
speced and the old license being checked
spccos must he presented the First Marshal FOR
No licenses win be renewed the 3st day Of
BY the Mayor. j. G. BURNHAM, First Marshal.
Mayors oYrIeE, Sept IA, 1861.
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TWO LIVING WHALES
NOW ON EXHIBITION
UNDER AN ELEGANT PAVILION,
AT JONES, WOODS

DRYANTS' MINSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hail. Az broadway, above Grand street.
Monday September 6 and night during the week.
TINPANONI-AN RAW RECRUITS
s. @. Campbell In his popular Ballads and Warblings
THE STRANGER.
Mrs. Haer. .Eph HornThe Stranger. Dan Bryant
CHANGE or TIME.
Doors open Mt hapast six curtain rises at quarter 70
eight. Tickets % cents.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERMANN TONIGHT.
"A 10 cents to all parts of the house.
80 cents TO all parts Of the house.
NO RESERVED SEATS. Doors open at 7A commence al g.
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THE WAR.

SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS TWENTY
N men, and will use his influence to oil up company
regiment under marching orders obtain hrst euten-
ancy by addressing r. b. O. Williams, Herald Office
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIFFERENT COM
panies OF of the best regiments ut the of
which has been three months in servceone Captain
First and Second Lieutenant The candidates
be of character and responsibility Of that class who
think pay better than patriotism and distinction They
thoroughly verssd in Hardecs manual of Arms"
"SchoOl of the Company" and "Battaion Movements"
Commissions will be issued at by Governor Morgan
Regiment enlisted for the Address days only
Union and Liberty, Herald Office
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Ton sALE-THE TRoTTING HORSE HONEST PETER
IL !Aprly TO HIRAM WOODRUFF

TNHE GREAT RACE DAY.-THE NEW YORK AND
Flushing Railroad will special train for the
great Race OF Fashion Course Monday Sep
tember i6 The train wjeay Hunters Point at 21 r
and return when the sport Excursion tickets IS
cents; single tickets 70 The II o'clock regular trip
from Hunters Point also the O'Clock trip by Mat
tano foot Of Fulton street the Fashion depot
j. $, BOTTORFF, Superintendent
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NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS, MEDICAL DIREC-
IN tors Olce corner Elm and White srees-Comm d.
ants Of companies regiments and camps urged have
their respective commands vaccnaed Vaccine
Tl be supplied on reqaisition by the medical director
Colonies Of regiments respectfully reminded that the
power to appoint regimenai medical officers resides in the
GOYernOr of the State
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VNANTED-FIFTEEN (DRY GOODS MEN FOR CAMP
w at Washington. To the right men good positions will
be given with clothing ratons &c Apply after ten O'Clock
this day Ut "a North William street.
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THE REGATT.

VJTANTED-A SECOND HAND NO. WOODW ARD
w Steam Pump Address box Ill Herald ONCE.
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DHELAN'S PATENT IMPROVED billiard TABLES
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Prices reduced to suit the times.
- ''-- rLEL4iN 4 CoLLENpER, 81 Crosby street.
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TINTED STATES SIIARPSHOOTERS, COL. BERDAN-
u Four companies Of this regiment the seat Of
on the Potomac. The remaining companies will follow
full To be admitted the ranks Of this reg
ment recruits will be required TO make string of ten
secutve shots with the gie to exceed five
inches from the centre at distance Of two hundred yards
may apply at the camp Palsadc Park, Weehawken
Heights any time have hor shooting tested Target
practice afternoon wanted for
dery seges four bugers also wanted Apply at the camp
at Weehawken, at IS Wall street, Jauncey court fourth
story The camp may be reached by the street
ferry.
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YATES RIFLES.-FIRSr IN THE FIELD. ROOM
for few recruits. This promising regiment bear
ing the of General Yates, rapidly Milling up
der bright auspices Six companies already formed Col
Chas H. PcrsOn has been called to the command and Capt
BENZ L. Traord OF the Seventyrst regiment to the Lieu
tenant Colonecy of this regiment Headquarters at the
Seventy regiment armory Centre Market Broome
street. CHAS. H. PERSON, Colonel.
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Union COURSE, L. t.-TROTTING--ON WEDNESDAY
- Sept IL at O'Clock, sweepstakes OF $500 The horse
1aat trots the nearest TO three minutes wns-me heats
owner names br. stallion owner names br. g.. owner
uamcs br NJ g. z. To come on good day
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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VTTANTED-A SECOND HAND NO. WOODW ARD
w Steam Pump Address box Ill Herald oflce.
THE REGATTA.
DEGATfA.-BfG THING ON HARLEM RIVER
IL Seventh annual Rowing Regatta OF the Empire City
gatta Club will place from Coarads garden York
willie. Monday September IT, at ~ O'Clock All the cham.
pon entered In this regatta.
DEGArTA.-THE MOST DESIRABLE PLACE TO
HI view thS9;mpre City Regatta, that oil Mon
day Sescmber 16 the Harlem river Ia the Little Red
House. foot OF East lSh street. kept by Wn b. Watson
DEGATTA AT CONRADS YORKvILLE PARK, mon.
III day, Sept Is, AZ l:3J-Steaabeat COL. ELLSwORT
and Barge Will leave Amos street, North river at o'clock
Spring street $50; Pier North river o'clock; Peck SLIP
East river 9yO Broome Bass 10 O'Clock; Tenth
sireet, E~st river, D;3l Pare 10 cents each way.
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M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TO MARRY AND COM
wi " travel for three months charming young
lazy between 10 and 80 No money required; the advertiser
viii Furnish handsome oat; he N 30 and good looking.
Address, making AN appointments Alonzo Broadway Post
olice.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Ixccn m Bcrore tI,e PcODlc.

<sThat the Republican. Union Party
fhs not, either in theifA State nor
County Conventions, denouncep tlIe
AbolitionistS, but have united with
tllcm in forming a State Ticket That
they nominated Ben. Stanton, WHO'S
in favor of acknowledging the lnde-
pendence of the Southern States. See
Congressional Globe, pagoA l19St'
whole ho said in Congress, On-the
23l of Feb, 1861 ~ VrJuO
"If the public opinion IN the Secedhg
States, shall sustain the authorities there,
Tor year or two to come, so as to show that
nothing but wat OF subjagalion and con-
quest can bring them back, l. for one, am
disposed to rcOgaiza their Independence"
Reader, do you subscribe to such
doctrines or arc you in favor OF Jewlt
IandiMarshalls position, who say,
"Under no circumstances woutd we sub
nit TO a disolation Of the Union, Or consider
terms OF separation" 1'i .' a.Tfl 1HJ
See Jewit's letterof acceptance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Can't tell the Truth.

Why is it that men in Vinton Co.,
will still insist and circulate the false.
hood, that we are secessionist6.-
Every man who so reports us, must
know that it is not true. Is it because
Ee opposed the supension Of the Ia
beas Corpus9 Has not the admins.
traticn abandoned that position Z y Is
it because we denounced the Injustice
done to our relatives, friends and
neiglbors, who are in our armies : Ii
it because We denounce the Proclama
.tion of Gems Fremont, Lyons Pope
and Col. Candy, for their unwarranted
assumption Of powers, not conferred
by the Constitution? When that in
strument gave them all the necessary
powers to suppress the rebellion. |
these make us secessionist, then il
LINCOLN a secesSionist, for he has ia
ken the same position. Few thing
have happened to give us more pleas
ure, than the late letter of the Att'y
General of the U. S. to the U. S. Mar
sEal Of Kansas; the letter of Cameron
Secretary Of War, 10 Gen. Butler, ant
President Lincoln's letter to Gen
Fremont. We most heartily endors
these documents, as giving as8uranc
that the conservative branch of tn
Cabinet, has the upper hand, and tha
our Constitution will be sustained
Let the President now maintain tn
freedom Of speech and OF the Press
and all will be well.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Traitors i'm Demand.

A few weeks ago, some Of tn,
leading Republicans tbougat Demo
Gratis all traitors, seees:icn;sts and
sympathisers with taa eLenies Of our
Constitution. Now ycz have scarce.
ly Fusion ticke: formed in any Co.
without seeing one Of these traitors al
the head Of their ticket. Can it be
that the Republicans are taking these
viper traitors to their bosomS. Trea.
son to the Democratic principles ofoul
Constitution as declared by the Dem.
cratic Party is Godiike, and those whC
turn tail to their party are rewarded
by office; but treason to Abolitlonisu
makes man devil outright, beyont
redemption. Some Of these polite
ians remind US of the accompaniment
OF the apple floating down stream
which exclaimed, "now we apples
swim |" Which possesses the mos
brains ?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Rally for The Union.
MASS MEETING.

The citizens of Yinton Comfy, arr
Notified that the Hon. JOHN G
MARSHALL, Candidate for Lieut.
Governor and VIM. B. WooDs Esq,
will address the people on the crisis
and the position Of the Democratic
Union party, at Macarthur on Mon
day the 23d inst, at l o'clock p. M
We hope our citizens will turn ont and
hear these talanted speakers. Let US
have all the light we can, hear all
sides and hold fast TO truth. Come
all that can and bring your wife and
family along. The Cornet Band will
be in attendance. BY order ofthe
DEM. q, COMMITTEE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
important from Cheat Mountain,


CLAEKsBURa, Va, Sept. 13.-The
rebels comm enced to advance yester
day morning, on both pixies, toward
Elk Water and Cheat Mountain
Summit. They succeeded in sur
prisiug the fort on the summit, and
cut the tele graph wire. They con.
tinued to advance on Elk Water until
within two miles Of our troops, when
a few shells from Lomniis' battery
dispersed them. Skirmishing was
kept up all night.
This morning, two regiments were
sent to cut their way through to the
summit and succeeded, the rebels re.
treating in confusion.
Two rebel officers spying around
our camp at Elk Water, this evening,
were surprised by our pickets and shot,
The body of one was brought into
camp, and proved to be that Of Col
John A. Washington, Of Mount
Vernon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Fire.

On last Friday about 5 o'clock p.
NJ, the house OF A. Arnold caught
fire from a stove pipe in the kitchen
roof, which was luckily eXtinquished
with small loss. Now is the time to
look after your stovepipes and chimb-
leye, as the fall is setting in. Will our
citizens see to it in time. ---