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A TTENTION, sUTLERs AND OTHERS.
CIDER-CIDER-CIDER

S.nn Barrels Of Wilson & Lawrence celebrated
NEWARK Older for sale. in quantities TO suit
purchasers.-a at our ususl New York prices
- .AlaI~ss WILSON & EAw kkSOE,
; se 4R .r. Sscoaas near fG. ~ sazs.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

BALLS. PARTIES, &c.
n III RAND BALL
ASSOCIATED BOOK BINDERS
viii take place a.
TEMPER 4 nee HiIL.
H RSDAH, 0C T0BER cd
The Committee pledge themselves that no ex-
pense or elort on the y part shall be wanting e3
to render tn: one Of the most pipssant and ~
attractive of its kind -
A fine baud of music has been engaged. -.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR -
fenImifre: et -irYdRss9exfS.
7. IL. kelehsr. Warden Bi i-hop.
Jas L. MeGowan. Chas Weser
lon,n'i'tse or pet cf Associated Bcck -jists'-7s
". T.. ueck. J. IA Bush
]. A. Lanyyoit, J. r. Blakenay,
J. II. 81. Clair. F. A. Manning
N r. Gordon, J A. Perkins
Chas TTctier. Frank Miller
j. ". iicuN. Sc ~
L. BANGING ACADEMY:
Il X. Liable Has the honor of announc- a
ing that he intends renpening his Academy -
about the 2lst OF October. -
Due notice ii! he given of tinie and p!acrG.s&A
in future adyIr;iSemPn 2s- lUt
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RELEAsED.-AlexanderP Prentice, arrested on
Wednesday on a charge of aiding deserters to
escape, was released yesterday morning, il
having been proven that he had not aided the
escape OF any deserter.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

CoMMCSICATED.
A REPUTATION. We notice that charges
have been made against our Young fellow -citi-
zen. Frank b. Orme 4 clerk in the Interior De-
partment, who was q volunteer nurse i'll the
late battle of Bull Run. and was taken prisoner
and sent with others TO Richmond. He is
Charged with being son suspicious terms of
good fellowship with the Rebels in Richmond"
and that he and MIR. Jackson brought away
with them Rebel mail from Richmond. for
secessionist>. &c. Mr.. Orme was raised in this
city. and has been always regarded rs one of
the most respected and exemplary young men:
and We learn from the most reliable sources
that While Mr.. Orme resided in the State of
Illinois (Which he did for a year or two pre-
ylous TO this Rebellion) he had the entire conf.
dence and respect Of all who knew him. He is
brother of Hon. VIM. W. Orme. of Illinois
who is among the most prominent lawyers in
that State-a warm. earnest. devoted and init
mate personal friend of the President Mr.
Orme's three brothers are now in the service
and we are assured that no four men in the
Government are more loyal and devoted to the
stars and stripes than he and they are The
numerous friends of Mr. 0rme here regard the
charges made against him as simply ridiculous,
and prompted by improper motives. We learn
that IL is true that Mr.. Orrne was treated kindly
by some persons in Richmond, whom he had
known from his infancy. and was released
through the influence of Prof. Alex. Dimitry
who now holds IN office in the So called Rebel
Government.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMCSEMENTS TONIGHT


Growers THEATEG.-This evening Mr.
SetChell and Miss Denim reappear on the boards
n: Growers, and this announcement we opne
will be sufficient to fill the house, for they both
arp immense favorites With The Washington
public. The plays selected for the evenings
entertainment are The Serious Family and
sMisChievous Annie" TheFlorpnceS, Setchell
and Denim form a combination of stars seldom
Seen on the same boards at one time.
WASHINGTON THEATER.-The ssOId Drury"
will be re-ol eled Tonight 10 the public Mr.
II. e. Jarrett having leased the establishment
company INCLUDES Miss Ada Isaacs Menkep
Miss Kate DENIM. Mrs. III. p. Grattan. Harry
Pearson, A. III. Daven port, and other n ctors Of
note. ..Ths French Spy will be the opening
play, Miss Menken sustaining the princial role,
A favorite play, wherein Kate benin, A. n,
Davenport and others will appear concludes
the performance.
CANTERBCRY.-A bill will replete with fun
and humor is offered for this eyenineat Canter.
bury, and as IL is the last week of Mile Mari
eta Rayel and of Agnes Sutherland, these
ladies VIII make their strongest efforts to pleas
snd thus depart with the earnest govd will of
@ .he community. Mile Rayel will appear on
the tight rope in the character of the "Daug ghter
OF the Regiment" The noted gymnast, Mr.. q.
X. DeLouis, appears 10 might.
FoRD's THEATERe-The interest manifested
In "FaHchon," last week. has in duced the
management at Eord's TO prit it again upon the
boards this week. Miss Maggie Mitchell has
been gaining in popularity nightly, until seats
anln lSrds are not an easy matter to get, nnless
another great acquisition in the favorite per-
former, Mr.. E. II. Brink, who has hosts of
friends both on and on the stage.
THE CIRcus.-The circus was a perfect Jam
Al both performances Of Saturday. The per-
formances are good in all their appointments,
the equestrians being among the first on the
etage, and the clowns full Of rich jokes and
mule "Danie1," and extends an in nvitation to all
70 enter the ring and take mule-baek ride.
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
John :. Edwards, hospital steward. y. V
Sylvester Ford, company B, 9th New York
Fred. Quistof, company c. saith New York.
VIM. Maloney, company &. Sd Virginia.
Jas. +. Farrell, company r, 18th Pa.
Walter wall. company A. nth L. - infantry.
Corp John Murphy, company B. 3ist n. u.
VIM. Fuller. company +, 18th Mass.
Sergt. J. :. Cressy, company l. olst Mass
A soldier, name unknown, on steamer Ann
Eliza.
W. A. Robinson, 1st indep't N Y ba::rry
Sylvester Ford. company Il, 9ith n. Y.
VIM. Maloney. company G, Sd Va.
I L.. Anderson company +. lst Pa. Rifles.
Benz Hoffman, company /. isth Pa
John Richards, company ID, 57th Pa
Capt. ). =. Nangorder, company K, lV0th Pa.
VIM. Harris, company ], 18th Mass.
l.. A Chase, company Ii, 9th Va.
VIM. Hattie. company G, 1lth Conn.
- Cornall McGill, company A, Goth Ohio.
Jefferson Kendall, battery l.. Ohio Art.
II. &. Mcfarland, sergeant Co r. 18th Mich.
M. Debonpor, company f, seth New York.
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SMASH UP.-About O'Clock last evening the
rriage OF Surgeon Lamb, III which that gen
-nlan was riding, and a buggy containing the
hessrs. Wall came in contact with each other
r the avenue, between Ninth and Tenth sts,
nd both vehicles Were smashed. The oecu-
tntS' with the "SeA''iion ~ one OF the MrSsr-.
-Ii WAC Wss slightly IN ~! ea, e.v.S,s.. .u.l4l.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

SECOND-wARD STATION CASEs.-BsfoTs jas.
tice C!ork.-Sunday-Jas. SpOonhower, Jacob
Randolph, Jas. H. Davis, VIM. Mccall, drunk:
turned over 10 military. Peter Cross, riding
On pavement: dismissed Jas. Ward, stealing
50. Michael Sullivan, do; SlM. Mich. Gra-
wand, stealing coat and pants; for further hear
ing John Robinson, Vim. Allen, drunk; s..
each. Mary Mclaughlin, Geo. w. Frick, do
dismissed. Monday-RObert Fox, Della Fox,
Robt. Winfield Joseph Jewell, Jas, Horlins,
Daniel Stanford, Sarah Smith. Lucinda Hoi-
ins, disorderiy; dismissed. John Beckiey, Su-
san Becklcy, keeping a disOrderly house; do
mary Smith. drunk: do. VIM Morrow a
herman. Samuel Sullivan, taken from Mrs.
w one house turned over 10 military Mrs
Eiiea oi.f, keeping disorderiy house; and
WOLF All ae.d 20 bail FOR further hsaIia
Evening star., 1862-09-29

CeMFoRT AND EASE. In one minute. Corns Bun
ions, Cal!OsitieS, Warts Club and Inverted Nails
Enlarged Joints. Chillblsins and all Diseases of
the Feet cured without pain by DR.. Whit the
near AZ ST. So I7-tf
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MARRIED,

On the 2oi instant by the Rev c. C. A1eado-. Mrs
WILLIAM IL. BRIGHT 10 Miss L Liza \. STEW
ART. all Of Washington.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. ria BaHinlors and
HnrrS6nrg ts The NORTH and WsSt Two ira ms leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quick time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through az Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply nj the Office of Great Penn
sylvania Route, northeast corner Of penns,iyania
avenue aud Sixth St. Washington Oficp open from
5 q. m. until p m. on Sundays from . TO p m
all E-1y T.. y. NORTON. Agent.
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MORE TROoPs.-The 3lst New Jersey regi-
ment. numbering 973 men, arrived about sey ven
o'clock last evening. They are under the COM
mand of Colonel A. T. Berrhard, and are fully
equipped for Immediate service.
The l5th New. York, numbering SI3 men, ar
rived AZ 4 late hour last night They are ac-
companied by the celebrated Whitworth band.
and come fully prepared for a campaign. The
following are the principal officers Colonel,
VIM. Ii. Allen; Lieut.. Colonel. y. p. n. Balling
Major, r. L. Van Wagner; Adjutant, w. w
Horton; Quartermaster, L. =. Lowe: Surgeon
VIM. Rockwell; Assistant Surgeon. y. Leaay
The 18TH New Yorl arrived about daylight
this morning. Their ranks are full. numbering
1,Oi0 men, who were recruited principally in
Tioga, Broome and Tompkins counties. Ac-
companying them is a fine band. The follow
ing are the field officers. Col. d. Ireland, Lieut.
Colonel Voorhees,, Major Willoughby, aud Ad-
jutant C.. T.. Barto.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

THE 1SDTAS HERB DOCTOR. from Canada. will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature
their eompsints or illness: without receiving any
OF odrits Office, No. IL Washington Building
PennTylYania avenue, corner Of Seventh street
Washington, d. G.. au2
Evening star., 1862-09-29

WHAT AN AMOUNT or SUFFERING AND DISEASE
among the Volunteers would be prevented BY the
free use Of HOlloway's Pills and Ointment. For
Wounds, Sores. and Scurvy, the Ointment is a GER
tain cure and for Bowel Complaints Fevers Small
FOX. DC, the Pills the best medicine in tha
world Only 25 cts. per Box or Pot 3l
Evening star., 1862-09-29

CASE OF CONJCRATIOS.-Near the corner
OF Thirteenth and ID streets live two colored
women-Celia Lawrence. who is the wife of a
man who is employed about one of the medical
colleges, and Mary Green, whose husband ia q
alleged by the aggrieyed parties that CeIia's
husband was the cause of Green becoming a
lunatIc, by conIuring him with dead men 5
college: and since Green has been CON fined the
parties have had several quarreIs about the
matter. On Saturday morning, the women,
after cons siderable "jawing," came in contact
with each other, and Mary Green struck Celia
Lawrence, who had the former arrested by
Officer J. +. Parker. She was taken before
Justice Clay ton, who held her to security to
keep the peace.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

A DErNKEN WOMAN, applying for pass To
Alexandria to-day, undertook To hector tre-
mendously over the Provost Guard and all
their bayOnets. She was sent to the Central
Guardhouse to sober, between a file Of men.
Three or four female sympathizprs followed
her thither (grtting in line between the guards
also). and Thus created the impression on the
avenue that they Were procession of prisoners
OF State. %
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WOUNDED.-About O'clock last night. WIn
Murphy, Government teamster. and his
brother, 4 soldier, Were met on the avenue by a
section of the Provost Guard. The guard halted
them, but the soldier started 70 run; and on
being pursued and Oyertaken bS the guard II
collision occurred between them and William
nj Murphy, who interfered in behalf of his brother
ana ne received u bayonet wOund-the weapon
penetrating the right breast and passing into
the lung. They took the soldier into custody
and left the teamster on the street. Some gem
uenen standing by took the man into the Union
House, corner Thirteen and a half and T. sts,
and physician was sent for, who examined
and dressed the wound, and pronounced il
dangerous, but not mortal. The wounded man
was then taken in charge by the Second w ard
pa'rol. and conveyed 10 the Quarterfnas ter's
Hospital on Seventeenth ST. west.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

MI sEs = 1T HALL q 90; nave removed thelr
store. JS Pennsylvania avenue. back to Boston,
during the summer; where they will be pleased to
receive orders by telegraph mail for any and all
OF the various articles made from India Rubber or
Gutta Percha. Orders will be forwarded by any
express company's lightning train, and arrive in
twenty four hours, thecper to citizens than they
could be sold here. Send on your orders and have
them filled AT manufacturer prices at Messrs III.
A. Hall Co.'s warehouse. twhere they have the
inTgeX' assortment OF India Rubbc- Good in the
world. Is Milk street, Boston. Massachusetts,.
max
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Lieut.. Colonel and Inspector General; Capt. +. j.
Locke to be Lieut.. -Coonel Capt. c. b. Norton,
Chief Quartermaster, to be Lieut.. Colonel; Capt.
Joseph Kirkland Aid, to be Major; Lieut..
George Monteith, Aid, to be Captainj Lieut.. j.
McQuade, Aid, to be Captain.
bREsIGNED.
Major John +. Lee, Judge Advocate Of the army
has resigned. He occupied the position about Ia
years.
CHANGES OF POSITION.
First. Lieut.. Drake De Kay, Of the 14th q. s. In
fantry, is relieved from duty with Gen. Pope, and
ordered to report for duty to Gen. Banks.
ARREST OF SPIES AND TRAITORS.
Two citizens at Fairfax Co., John and Piesey
Haycock, were arrested yesterday for being within
our lines, under suspicious circumstances and
sent over to Major Doser, who disposed Of them as
usual.
man named Samuel Tyson, residing near Seneca
Creek, Md, was also arrested and sent to the Old
Capitol.
Two ladies residing near the Navy-Yard were ar
rested last night for alleged tamperins with the
guard at the Old Capitol. They were sent 10 the
Central guard-house. where they remained some
three hours, when the Provost Marshal released
them, satisfied that they had been sufficiently I'D
monished Of the impropriety Of their conduct
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Continuation of the Endian Atrocities.

81. PAU, MINI, Saturday, Aug IODZ.
Mayor Prince arrived in this Guy last night with
dispatches from Fort Ridgely to Sci temLer ih
Captains Grant and Anderson with email party
of infantry .and cavalry were attacked by 20 saw
apes. eighteen miles from Fot Ri1giey.
During the engagement the whites managed to
,bo,v nm breastworke of dead ho,os and earth, and
held ont until Colonel SiLley came to their relief aud
drove the Indians back.
Thirteen whites were killed ana iofty-Seven
wounded in this engagement. Most OF the kled
were residents Of this city.
BeforeIh engagement commenced Capt. O'hnt
party succeeded in burying IS massscrsd whites
Ono woman had lain in the woods two weeks u"-
buried
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rIaH..ECB.

HkLDwIN-PRESTISS-On Monday. Sept. 8. BY the Rev.
Vim. Il. Lee. Chafle. G. Baldwin Of C.eVrlsnd ono 70
CAME Otter Of Ch.Is. " Preuti.. eq Of Brooklyn
BARDWF Lle-AUsTiN-On Monday. Sept. /. at Canton
Me. hy the hos g. ). Whn1lorc. II. Z. BsTdsel to Miss
EaGtha J. Anstn. al Of this cily.
DOuGAN-TAYLOR Tbur,dig. SEPT. T. by the Rev
Franci. Peck Thonlss Dousan Of N-wiork City, to Mrs
Emma rly lof OF BTooklyn.
L, ndon paIel- please copy.
FIrISGV OOD-tcxRR Monday Sept. 2, by the
Rev C.o Potts d d.. n. Dsue Eilingwood 10 Grace
Emily dsush,er ofth. late Waiouan Burri;t
UARBOTTLE-TqACY-At Ware MAJ, by the Rev. J. y.
Jones. James lsrbos, Jr, OF Ware Mas and Helen D.
Tmcs Of sabsttp.vlis, Me-
-CAZFNOVE-On Tuesdsy. sept. ,. at the resi-
dauca o., = Lee, eel Alexandria, Va, BY the Rev.
Fiaard Wall William -. Missile To Charlotte L., daughter
OF in1 -. Loui. A. CaEsIoyc Of Alexandria
YOULIS-COLE-rn Newit, y >, on Tuesday, Sept q at
m. C.nrri NJ p ChuIch by liz Rev " M. Day, DR. J. j.
YOUTH II J.fsey cry Mia Fannie P youngest daughter
ofths lac Henry Cole e.q.. Of Staten Island, ~ u
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S-T-1SCO-X.
S-T-ISJU-As
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.
They purify strengthen and invigorste
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antdote to change Of water aud diet
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and euiven the mind
They prevent mi,smatic and int ermittent fevers.
They purify the breath a. d acdiiy ofthe stomach.
They cue Dyspepsia aud Constipation
They cure Dislrhsa Choler,, aud Cholera MoTbu'
They cure Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache
They are the pes. Bters in the world They make the
k man ,ou and are exhausted natures great estorer
They ars made OF pure ST. Crox Ram. the ceieofs'ed
Ca,aya Buk roots AID herbs. and are taken win 'ne
e.e OF beverage without regard to age or time OF day
Particularly recommended delicate persons requiring
Gentle s,uant Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels ana
,,,oous p H. DRAKE & Co.. No. 2c3 Broadway n I.
q;,e gaying OF the Cornerstone OF the u ~ ."d
rN.OA - HITTls CHURCH IN 4ldst, between .'n auu
gth.,,s will take place o1 VhURSDhi, oePI a. IN the
The following brethren expected to take pa' !" INV
Rev. JOHN BOWLING d. d.
nv THOMAS ARHfTAGt, u "
Rev EDWARD LArHROP u. u
nv NJ ID. Az DERSON, u D.
nsv n o. WESTON, ID. D.
Kew A. d. GILLETTE, D. u.
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Capt. Vanderhook, commanding at Fort Aber-
crombie, writes that large number Of Indians had
appeared around the Fort and carried off all the
Government mules and cattle belonging to that post.
Capt. Vanderhook says that he is compelled to
keep his entire force the strctest guard all night
and also says that unless reenforcemens appear soor
he will be compelled to abandon the post.
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To The Associated Press.
NIsHTyGrov Tncsdsy Sept 3, 1859


TAX Law APPOINTMENTS.
w. C. Flaeg has been appointed Collector for the
Twelfth District Of Illinois, in place Of Hiram Bar
Der, declined.
Joseph II. Lembart has been appointed Assessor
fr the Twentieth District Of Pennsy wanna, III place
OLD. " Derfckeon, declined
TIE RATE OF DISCOUNT on STAMPS.
staro, Of al kinds will be furnished upon receipt
Lv the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, at his
Office OF specie United aies notes, or toe Original
certificate of any United States Assistant Treasurer
or iesieuated Depository Of deposit made for that
purrose q; the following rates. In sums OF so and
over. per cent discount 500 and over, per cent
discount $500 and over per cent; 81, 600 aud over
5 per cent discount.
ARRIVAL OF PRIZES.
The steamer Ansco.tia Master Nelson Provost,
arrived at the Navy-Yard this morning bringing mp
two prizes one Of which taken some weeks
since, and one last Friday night, and ten prisoners
The last named prize, q small schooner called the
Rising Sun Was captured by the boats OF the wy
| andone, under Master MCGOWAN, on Friday night
last in Brtsin's Bay, near The mouth oil the foto
mac as she w.s crossing into Virginia. Alter long
chase the crew OF the schooner perceivDg that she
was pursued into the shore, and the boats following
were fred a. several times by guerlllas along the
shore but without effect. The schooner however
succeed, in reaching the shore and WIT run aground
when tie crew deserted her, leaving her as prize
lin our hands. She bad a cargo consisting OF coiee
teas, ealt and dry goods. On the same night the
boats overhauled seven boats crossing the nyer
Syh goods, und captured on them ten prisoners II
colored except two-Dr. VIM. West and B. H.
Courtney.
N
The department of the northwest, to witch MAJOR
Gen. Pope has been assigned, includes Wi-eousn
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Dacotah, with the
troops raising and TO be raised therein, under bis
command, his headquarters being at St. Paul MIN
nesota.
PROMOTIONS.
The following promotions have been conferred
upon officers Of Gen. Fin John PoTter's staff Tor
bravery aud efficiency in the late CAM aign;
Asa. A:k.sS:s W's1 ssss. 8 s!sf. e
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Antolkaki Ayash-t Gunjah-Wallah.)

The Soldier the Business Man the Mechanic.
The Wlit.r the Speaker the " Belle OF the Evening'
Fine Smoker, the Liquof.dfinker, the Opium Eater,
The Nsryous, tue Melancholy the Consampye
The Rheumatic tho III ) pochondHac The Weak, ,,rp
Find ia this delicate TURKISH ExhILARANr and MEN
VINE beautiful substitute and tonic in place OF tt.V',
Opium Smokig wlthou the esction usually attending INC
use ~nuins Sec circular. Put up Ia unique sca s
vrf satin and ivory boxes. IS each 5boxes In
Carton s SCOTIA CO.. Chemists Nos 'oi ana V"' D''''
wey.
Ss!l BIZ ~ P,oa-.eI. D!n,St-.S
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pr;y.te sarsieai Lectures,-EOM AID II. Dan
IN ~ a. Eotas he scalpei viii eve MS yearly Courses
~ ~ d, the diseases OF the feivio 'scera TO shose
,aa. ADD advanced students who desire to possess
- 81 he modem method OF diagnosis aud treatment
-, o,<,,. The relative anatomy wi. be illustrated on
~ Ird oy accurate d. sw ingsa ana wax models DE-
IL. no Of radically coiss Hernia. Varicocele, Fstua
,,ois. and the modem treatment of S,HSture OF the
~ ~ and t.ius; Dysp4enorrhea. Ovarian diseases with
-, lar views ard modes OF Treatment WY be the
- .,.e OF the lectures The zee ia ell cases. viii be
a f,r the Ten Lectures Complete sets Of instruments
enl invented by Dr. d. from models made b. himtslf
-, niec ~ with ,h-grph drawings Of the snstony OF tho
na, viii bo furnished for as Apply at Dr. Ds residence.
H. AZ STRAW between and and aud 10 the eyenin.
Amn accommodations for all who require surgical treat
ert are provided Dr. De Private Hospital All letters
mu7 be addressed Box No. 3. 49, Post Office.
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Bnslness Notices.

ARTIFICIAL ARMS, LEGS, ETC., surgicaly nd.
lnsed BY r. d. Hupfos d. Clinton Hall. up stairs 9th
a. RKrEnBsck-V. Mott NJ D.; w. Parker, NJ ID. !
NJ Canochan NJ. d.; u Buck, N. D. w. IL. Van Buren,
III. d., otto. Send tor pamphlets,
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T-Is00-X.-DRAKEs PLANTATION BIZ
rxs Of this ce.br1e4 brand appears 70 DO every one
mouth a, well as every ones table a'y sv
,teh aud can be relied upon TO s'fe' 'eN 'HN
.h.u.,.d naturs.
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C,rd.-In Saturday. Express and Sundays MercpT

Cnrd.-Iu saiuFday's LIpress and sluuHY 'reIJUiy
tber. was published exaggerated nshy coioed ana Ia
f, AN entirely prrye ted statement entitled An Outrage
mon On zen by Special Officer" Except the arrest the
lila .,,,.nsnt /, an unmitis ed aud unDushns alsehood
Tbs cts sre was coming down trosdwsy aud nes Muf
r.,..t f5nra msn who have since learned calls hnse
fsuiv "a Rim. with common prostitutes noted ESQ
b expert tickrockes and peue thieves who &c ~ tne
NAM. of Irish Mol Mary ean and Cothsrne hcb1ie
Iii Fsrcv KIT. or Lovely Kate. once Informed him
a. was my duty he appeared Ike strange 10 the cry
,he nature conpsIy be was ~ and OF us DANCE sl
he yirls away III. appeared then very much excited
AID quite angry fiend asked him what was the matter
G.uly answered tits d nsoient son OF bias M
srit-1 me 1 had shown him my shield when hFss &C
co,tsd hiu Immediately calling me these names he
stc at me twice then called fox asss snce and srrese
n wish ~ Their state thai this man Gauy was grossly
al the time and his conduct was dgra-iul IN
The eveme As to his Character ard habits would refer
who desire become better Informed tue snnJec TO
An. Hudson River Railroad Depot, in Warrens, any day
about O'Clock m lie Is noted ss consor oil low ,ile
anu VANS "" ~ JAMES OATES.
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THE TAX BIZ

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VALUABLE REPORTS on Chronic and NIfulent
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