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yRk1BL AOVKMRNTs.

s y8&D81 AOv1sWBNT1. sqsaA asit
cSAapsaesuass sspk i. III 5eselesk, II \. ..
One Of our scouts reached HsgssstoWu Last
nighteihsyiae lsft Aiddlstsva, lisIniles asssth.
east of that Place, q, 3 O'Clock, p5n.atIHe r.
por1tAaA sars atnHsgsr6tewu in co..
Sidetsbs fStcs sld alyancing rev ~ fsr;rs ~
AQ4e, railing MOCK 81 III. ntlread have ban
remsnsdE Iron isun, and to Telegraph Office
there evacuated dEla maai esss szla"5 10 oYaa sF
AtelSstsph 01Rce he's been opened at Green.
castle ttpm xhch place our scouts and naeasen.
GERS .DaAkbA sent. mss tsya q tsrsss 81 ,sg $40
PHI1ApEPa1A, Sept 9.-Ths speeial cores
pondent AZ the Pres Of this city, juSt returned
from SJkesyille, Gays be just left via Monroe,
Na.yhh6, 81 acconnt II tho approach Of the
rebela, "A party Of their cavalry entered the
pkceo Sunday morning. 5gi -, as,Iees ga "a d =
Spsoslations are rifs rslstivs TO. The move
nents and results snd purposes Of ssoiewall
Jackson.. They ~ he u On his way With : yerY
large army 70 6ettsbulg, 20 a. 10 be within
striking distance Of Chsmbessbure or York, and
that hs 10 already dat Hanover, while others
assert tlat be hes marched u Westminster, and
will More 81 Tie direction Of. Baltimore. 9th,
ers asiost that this latter movement 10 merely, .
feintte cove. Me sntss1os into Peunsyivania. D.
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+ BosEox, Sept 6.--Ths New Bedford Mercury.
prints letter from on board the u. 8. steamer
Cambridge, dated Of Beaufort, August "a, which
says that the new gunboat Octaroon captured
large steamer of Charleston. She was loaded
NTH saltnetre, arma and annunitiQnL g AoLE
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Persons vhe have not purchased At NJ seahnshn,,
would do well 70 examlne ny Goods and Prices ~ msnv
persons who have ysited my Store for TIE art te nv
remarked Mat they were sorry tha& thsy he'd not I'M
before they md batter goods aad lover prices here
than they have Previously been accustomed to.
."a i HENRY b. SCOTT,
1uneN-d4W9 ail Main It,, Burlington.
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Gen. Mcdowell Asks q Court Of Enquiry.
HARlibBuRs, Sept, 1;-The latest Information
from the border, received q 3 o'clock this eve
ming, says tbs Fshal piclsts Fwere within twelve
miles Of Hanover, Cork county wuTL8
% The rumor circulating in Baltimore that the
rebels are q, Baskerville and Iuteburk, 10 IN.
"a nded. saA s&i u 5stAe1 y5as7ea go @ "a
~ fhose Who hsysssen NcDowelrs letter to the
Prsside1t, ssking for Court Of R1qsiKy, spesk
Of Il % ! lfsnk, manly, aud hopest doeuna ent ~
He refers 70 the remark alleged 70 have been
made BY Col Rfsdhssd, 81 Michigan, when at The
peint Of death, to the effect that be died victim
Is the ir1sstility Of Pope. and ths trefchery Of
4cpovsllLfl !Ia Z l,ot..aaL LIZ
Washington during Gen. kcClellanb ABSENCE "
An o6ess Violet Rockville this p. M, re-
pofts Ill quiet in front. Nobody knew anything
positive about the force Of the enemy It Pools
y3lte. 10 4srr t5siuGsM
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NEW SASH, DOOR & BLIND

NJ. Hsasaat Street, oppositetAe Old Plank Road. ~
y pot, adjoining the 0.LN
re- BURLINGTON, IOWA.
All common work constantly on hand, and Orders
mail, or otherwise, promptly attended 70; op,p
poY2S.Vu UUAH LVfss
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meters q the Upper fotomac: :

! WASHINGTON, Sept, 81. H-Little, if any
perfectly reliable Information, has been received
here regarding Affairs % the Upper Potomac and
II the vicinity of Frederick since yestefday.-
Accounts are given from time I'd Cine, .bJ citi
sens who have left there, or by returning sol!
diefs. They, however, deal in generalities.
Il 10 said today, that the rebel pickets extend
about IA miles from Frederick, towards Hagers-
town. It cannot be ascertained that the rebels
have advanced in any force below Frederick
Junction. Their future movements are matters
Of conjecture , .~-.,s s.,~,,
4 Correspondent thie morning says secy
Stanton and Gen. Mcclellan were on such terms
that tho latter took tea with the former on Sat-
urday evening.
Lieut. Col. Kane of the Buck tail rifles has
been appointed Brigadier General, ~
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g T. AsnseF ana g. sian q New York
e NV YoRK. Sept 9.-The steamer Boroosr corn !
nas arriyed., Her adyices are anticipated. 1zss,
Ton e. Head. Among her. passengers are General
n% IL ed zee Sssa q y, S,oaa.L Lag aaI
New York and Manhattan Gas Comnanv thst the
war tax on gas would be charged "a, the casto.
mers, the board of councilmen have nassed .
resolution directing the council to take meas
ures to transfer the rights and privileges Of
these Companies % the City, in compliance with
certain provisions Of their charters.
1 Waeaington correspondent says the order
for count Of inquiry into the recent ,dissste,a
on the battle field has not been countermsnded.
but only suspended. It met yesterday and al.
journed for week without doing anything,
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Mcdowell Arrestea for Treason.
NEW YoRx,r Sept 9.-The Times says, edito7
rally, that Gen. Mcdowell is in this city under
arrest, as We are informed, on . charge Of tres
son. . By whom it is preferred, Or on what
grounds, We are not aware. "a, q .s4 80, -
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NRWs GAVALDK REGlMENT.a bisn
CHICAGO, Sept. 81. ". Parrish and Colonel
Horace Oapron have received authority from the
War Department. to faiss, . cavalry regiment
within 30dayA, The intention 10 to make this,
in horses, arms, and equipments, the crack rSgf:
ment of the State.
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Railroad Accidents.

L
PanADElRaAs Sept e.-At midnight thro'
freight train fof' Baltimore, when q short ais
tanoe below Grsy's ferry bridge, became sepa.
Of the heavy fog, troop train came in collision
With it, but fortunately no person was seriously
hurt. At $50 this A. n, special train, having
. squad Of 100 cavalry on board, by some unac
countabae cafelessness or misunderstanaing, ran
into both Of these trains. The collision was very
severe, and the consequences most DISASTROUS
The cars were broken to pieces, many were kill
ed and some severely wounded.
IL V1NcEHAIs, Sept GA special train, convey.
ing the 9th Illinois regiment, Col. Funkhouser
.en route fos Louisville, was thrown from the
track at Bridgeport, III, about o'clock last
night, causing the instant death of 8 soldiers,
and seriously wounding 80 Or 40 others
Capt D. Z. Kelly, Of Efineham county, Ill.,,
wat among the killed. The sufferers were prin.
Cipally Of bis company. ,l9sa's new hEe nisA $50
A special train with physicians and nurses,
was sent from here Immediately on receipt
Of the news of the disaster, and everything done
to allevizts The euffeling Of the wounded. eroC
9. The accident was caused by the partial open.
Ing of tho switch at Bridgeport. by some vii.
lain for the express purpose Of throwing the
train from the track, and suspicious character
believed TO be tbs scoundrel who perpetrated
the outrage. and who Was found proving about
the vicinity hisimorning, haS been lsreoted md
10 now in custody. The same individual was ar.
rested BY an officer of this regiment but short
time ago, while at Centralis, on suspicion of
his being aspy Of engaged IN 3idoyal practices.
The wounded were to-day removed to, the
hoepital in thia city, sub
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q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a.
e14iIsA az da11NolDU0lo.ei aaiv % sslsnl.
ssaEapdkdSoN. 1.1ffbssE:I e'H II, ifas e
QAxIAn1, Nd, Sept e.-fhsls 4, no CON.
muhi06d6 vith tNGhSrG hoo fhSrS difseA4
Tho latest news WAS brought By ~ engineer
from HsDerb ,Ynf5 10 6umibsrlaid,, Asase
we9tw4fd 81 lie accommodation train Thu
motning.l IT AAII8IIh0 sihUlIoAH
/ 4 cavalry skirmish occurred yesterday after
noon, near AsfsiBS61res,' With swhst Il supposed
TO have baee . rebel reconnoitering force iipu
Winchester, The rebels are said . hays been
driven blck 10 Winchester VIII Z lose IF snsn
killed and captured. Our force a. Asrtinsburg
. reported effective, j mostly from the Westr
Thu b By trustworthy passenEsrs,s iOs .do4ado :
capture ana barning Of sheW. D. Terry..
CINCINNATI, sepk s.-On the sd inst, I'll
steamer ". 3: Terry, With two Dalhgrsn hoxit-
ssrs, while ground % The Tennessee riysr,i 1t
Duck Rivr shoals, 40 bilss Abovesthe mouth,
was captured by Guerrifiass The enemy wa 10
position on an adjacent hill, and fred 60 rapid.
y q 70 dsise the Sunhers from the gdnh The
bost was captured together with as HGoyesn.
ment o@sers and! men, end The boat burned. .
The officers Of tho boat we're released 8. They
also captured three free negroes and sold them
on the spot - y-g-s--g,r
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

s02 81 asaw siGs s,diasyf
as sisa ssd ,-1wo 8 +E@4G Ss-sra5s3apl
yr3lli ls.s4ssaCa Ssar62 sc bas ga7a bs} aroo
,,ns7tsastTnsii Selling 1t sgoiiasoap afl Ga
al bGarasb OFT fsH7EtG 7e8 9 5u95aaiG'fsa
u dHoR oIa naiv ,sgo& b03 lg8a 's1 al Vi
cg sssg aao rsd1 q.
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DI;ATss0.

CO0SEY--On June sth. 1t her residence, ~
Marion ~, Mrs. Debby Coon.y, native 81 XII
aleck, County Limerick, ireland, ag'd "a scars
Her rcfnaiis viii he iakcn o. & iyaty Cemetery
'or intermcnt, this Monday afternoon, a, 2
O'Clock 81
HICkEY-on Sunday. sth inst, jeremiah He
Key, native Of Conkiug, Parish Of Balynskill,
Queens County, Ireland, aged 81 years.
Notice Of the funeral will lie given In tomorrow
mornings papers. 3o3
ISMhN--Tn this city ~ consumption, Elizabeth
IN an In the iG,h year Of her age.
The friends 81 the family repeatedly invited
W attend the funeral, Ills Monday niternoO Dc 9Th
inst, st2 o'clock, from 3Sl seventh ave. 9G7
MACGOwAN-on sunday, -th inst, Thomas l..
Mcgowan, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
members of the Police Department aud Marion
Hook and Ladder Co., No. i3, are rsspectfully In.
yited q attend the funeral, on TUESDAY Afternoon,
lNh Inst, at o'clock, from 2T1 seventh st. 800
MtRPIY-On june sth, after n short and pain
fun illness, which he bore with J1tieuce, Phlp
murphy, a native Of the Parish Of Drouintarine,
County Cork, ireland. aged 30 years.
His remains viii he taken " Calvary Cemetery
Wis lMoudayl afternoon. at O'Clock precisely,
from bis late resldence 90 Mulberry 1T lis friends
and acpIa.u'anc's are -pcc,iulIy invited TO at.
tend the funeral, without further notcc 275
O'stLLlvAN-- june eth, Michel Osu ivan,
| youugc-t r1n Of Peter AMI Jane O'Sulliv,n
Tue fri,nds ~ the innii'y are respectfully invited
10 attend tie funerd Il, this tMYn1tyy AFTERNOON, 9th
inst ~ o'clock, nom the residence Of his parents,
| 10 Beach IT. 30
| vOORnEEs-rn Jersey cts, on Saturday, IN
int, Matilda Garrett daughter u Peter aud sarah
| 4 voorhees,, ngod years and "a months
The relatives and friends u the family nre re-
specially invited h attend tho fuernl, ts 'aon-
d,yy afternoon, 9Th inst, at p'ro,k from the resi-
dcnce Of her parents, 81 South 9th st, jersey
| CITY. 900
wINsHiLL on the 7th mat, Chnrlo5 wnshull,
| aged - vt1rr
Tho t,lai.yes md friends 81 the deceased. and
| tloHe Of lis br,tIcr Thomas, are respectfully ia
yiiod T. attend Tie funeral, tIis tMuudsy) Ater-
pu, 9Th met, q o'clock from LIS late rosilcnrc,
~ Leonard 81, Williumibursh, without further no.
too 10
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Annirs at COrinlii.

correspondent of the Cincinnati TnrIs, who
was at Corin,h nj the time Of the great BrAu.
REGARD ''skedaddle, writes under date Of May
30:
] learned that the greet body Of the Rebels Az.
concentrating at Holly SPRING., Mas, s,v.nty.fo,r
miles by railroad from Corinth, and about H. same
distance from mpnis. II is Oh ia. Ml..issipni
Central railroad, and in q healthy .ocality A roT.
t'on oil the forces went 10 Columbus about lO1
!n!!es south OF C9rinth. Various are the COMES.
lures M to what the Rebels will next 10, NV avn,
impression IL, that the retreat from C0rinth Ia n.
hrs' S'p towards the dissolution OF the southern
n,hy' ~ was VITA tie utiuos, difficulty that thc
,rs.s s wose torn Of service had expired, aud tie
,resh eohSe'ipts c1uld be kept in,ethtI, Will h.
!rosPect o, Immediate battle md q / oui, 4 W.
.o,yi ana Tue retreat will be the signal tor a rad
nAi Dut sure dissolution of the tra.t ron, orysi,
Hon IN the MISS sippi valley.
Ine only public properly which has h.o,, ,,,,,,,
IN the village that the Rebes len undInr,b '9a .'
about ten tons Of shells and solid shot-th. re
chiefly SIX and underground balls. toge,be, W.
cohsidersble quantity OF railroad IRON an ar,Ic,so
tae greatest hnporttlCr to Geo. Hsllec. .un
~ In believed, will be sufficient e. lace eysr
IA. removed ~ either our forces or III. enemy.
poft.n OF cavalry pursued Br.ge's rear iu.rd
""''se~' "ui I.i'es ioia town, but Toe rebels ,uc
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ccrdc, In frs,-oy'rrr lrl-e, and thcn planted
nf.ttou Of .efy amt hr'd s'v'.'. rhots' tHlus
L B t. rH.tr w. v. ",h'iaiS '-'"t "lu
d. .tt. ..., tic ,.r. Tic 70 oini'isrncr thcn
,,.tt.,i' .,-.'r III. i'l aud artillery. nud iur-
.s.d g., iHILy,' >. iUty Tat tho! threw '.ide
nr.ttO,rb n't.i. 1ri kneps1cEa, t.ch Their arms
Ant finally. dior ln",fst fH.
p,,,.ri tr,s4.i (. 9 Vi,titnI, away over I'LL and
valley cpd TIC 4! ing men, s,rsggI"'s aud el''ds
-',t.ng tbo'i eai,ty amid the ,uDf cont 4 M
l,rlr .@h through whith our cav'lr- we're unable
= plunge, some by tvs means u'i' : Ven g.
.a,c, and other, falling into TIE Lands Of tie In.
iautiy ia the rear.
n ere was no pause onwari wen, the shouting
troops and more foIidly rnuthc nyins rcbc.s. a
'ff1p ahead, suI posed T. have been occupied ~
Poe or Van born, wasfound abandoned by Us &C.
,ulauts, WHO left behind thor tents cqu pages,
md small arfus-sovcrl thousand stands the
'r,ar gunrd" Of Btegs hong to hardly pushed y
~ 70 s, hrc 10 the canvas
Our oihccr- fnaiuttutd met admirable order In
the ranks, and The steady step ( the men aud hof-
zee wns IN happy contrast with tho rol neil route
q tie rebels. But lridee7. purpos ely made weak,
v ere d,nttuy,1 and the pursuit checked, until tie
,u.uy' ai,d. Every moment, however, rtrag-
q ere were brought INTO tie lines, nearly all having
thrown awry their guns,--souc declaring that they
never were in the nfiny, but only roacealle ci,i-
.Dia 81 the no hoiholl; othera say that they were
unwilling couscup's others ihnt,hoy had been de-
ca veil aud injured w. go into tic ranks viii on,
knowing Tie 'scts. while a lew only make q clean
lt,sst ami ncknowlcdpe their criminal completely
Tie evacuation % Corinth ends the war ia the Wctt
Ouo Intelligent man, with whom ' hive Just
spoken. says thHt ni the 5000 men IN BeaufegafIf
.rf1v, mot more ,hsn $1,000 were volunteers iui
tie war. Tie term - service Of one half Of the re-
rnlnder had expired, aud they were bed contrary
{. t4rlr wishes The remainder "lth.r were con
-ri its,of w'rt ia mnatly called "cightday men,
that IL, ruph ps ,nl. si.d Tor The battle.
lie Ia 81 oituiob That II will he utterly impossible
f.r li0uIrt. Htd t. tuuCeuiatc Hu army al " J y
springs, or i"ed nuywi,rc Ia IL" w"t. I'"Nth'
urI GtInral knows, and II sas wnut u conf.
l,uee u Li8 TROOPS, nri mt ~ the strength u' tic
.',.r, vAiUi indeed the evacuation o. tlt,nth
T.'tc ~ be no qIc tieu thtf up I ItdHl nom
I tie fthr.s bod worked with perfect del urstiohi
lut o., beating of The long roll, caused hy thc qgli
ritlc ,unl rockets, i.ltcned Nrn.l' and ha rem
o. ~, aud they tlri in Tie gr,ntc"' Innate. Several
.f ih'r ht t0lhfd ltUakHrts uutolrl'd, 900" q"
s.. i.h your correspondent ifutrI upon th lpuI
Hurr. II cWuustcl ol fpiuc very ltd lRlt bread, q
10 bacon and rs col H.- hni de-, n true, lu'
wc' Htu,, after u days FATIGUE like tic one just
closing
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Lite ,Iay-ncr.s hy the Klna Of n..~-'' j.

4 ,,rr..rou,i,rt II the bu'lm EL,prp,
.,..t it,4tuuI from the scene" g.tr- tie tpi-
i.a .uf Irrtir,ats oi the recent slaughter - TIC
ktny OF bnaofp'r:
ont the l5.h 90 M,r,h i'hosa was l,4troycd lyme
nrny g the KING Of Dab Im"t. tbs town wnsa
Ir0f1i ms. i.-'.uihfy -tntiui, only ID iu"s west 81
Ahrrhuti, and contained Ulout 1900 Aduz,riuus
inhabitants.
The D,Acmraul II pppcnrH, stole Themselves
through tie tlr,sts Rni h'iwc'n towns ~ ne
u,ishl .fi,pd az Ah,ok it, Hu /, 10 Tie u.lt - tie
IN % Mach, nc wall 90 cuH.n 4 town.
Having made their arrangements Tor the tia i,
VIZ, placing u ttpug detachment on the roni Ia
AleuLuta, ~ prevent tlc L.las ffon go.u.. T. the
Support ~ Ishngp, ~ 10 1851, nnd placing other
dN.ionH nj various 'iutl outside he WALL h. pre-
Won't the poor people rom caoar.ng, Tie main army
entered the town about cight Uclo,k \ " , and,
hcius bt little ro.ist,d, marched b. TIE MAJ set
pirct.
| th,ndcr.ike dlechnryc ~ muslotty wns tho
| Nynsl 10 tho poor iuhrhttut. that they uld hllen
! mt H." hands Of nulty enemy, an t. ih' Di-
| humcanp e. commence the work 81 d'ftructpu.
The attack vIus rp uu,Y pcctrl unI sudden thnt
lgt very few pc pic escaped r vcfal slaves 7" ia.
| lomcAus rtu 10 Ahrokuin, Nhu reported thpt AL
l.hnt,nA who resisted were killed, VIII many oihets,
old and young; that the work u drstru' ton lasted
| nll saturday aud sunday that upwards Of Loo"
people w slain aud bel caI'd, nni their cofls"s
| thrown into heaps th.t On Sunday nipht the Dt-
hpmcans len Ishggn, carrying about in"n prisoners
with them, all tied that cscnpe waA next t. i'm
| POSSIBLE
Parties who visited the scene on Monday and fol-
| lowing days stated that there were many hrhps o
dead bodies p over I4h,.n, that their heals lnVinl
been carried oi, could he recognized, and tina
tie town and tie Church Missionary house nh,
church were burned IT, The ground.
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Financial, Market, Marine
News. &c.. on Third Page.

NATURE HAS PROVIDED REMEDY FOR All
Diseases .. PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand
st., Jct.cy C,y, N. j., has lately published, "a
Tratisn ION bircisn aud Native Herbal Prep1ra-
TONS" fot tie positive AMI permanent cure OF Dys-
pepsia. Fits. censpwpiiy'.. Rwpsh's. hs'pYN Ky
this week at TIE rev store, 300 Third avenue ncar
!tlh street You are invited To call. WIN. r. AL
LEN, Agent.
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NsEpR;1Nf:s. - Fxzs
nR. J. II. SCilENCK,
ms NM kLtI nfmA

VIII bc at his roma. 81 Bon1 street, New York,
every MONDAY, from Q g. ., g. examine l. .hgs VIII
The kespironatoL aIu CIV. elyicc q per hs su.-
ir.ng from disease OF tAe L"Asa, L.ysr aud Sloin-
sch.
scnrsoK's srAwRzp ToSio.-Tlis medicine. a
compound extract, carefully Iifti.cI iflin com
mon weed, growing ON the sea shore, - Ill ualiDle
remedy for Dyspepsia.
Posi- ssing all the properties Of ioiile Of nom,
iodde Of potassum and iodIdc, and nearly every
conn cnent ingredient Of the gastric Ju Z, u c"-
yet,s ,ho i-d INTO chyne, which Is tie hfst -
Gees I digestion.
It trines up &c tone oftIe ,tom,ch an1 pro
notes sTI etiie hn1 "a rtll ior ftd
1t ,erInauontly Strengthens the s'omnfh anu plri-
fics and restores The gastric so'ret.ons.
IN cases Of weakness or debility, whether con-
sttutonal, or from sblse or dissipation, even when
the diyostye organs sre IN ato.ersDiy heat Goa
| 1itou, It b. uns4rlae a. stLuaht ah' steI'-
uir,.cr'iarly elective a. REM y for the Ian.
| gtior o. g., spriny season, hy whie te strong az
htathy, as well - tic feeble and Iaicste, arc a.
| lccted -,
| r,puriAe, we blood, vein. rates tie animal
| fun lions hn' restores heath and MUSCLE
plrasplt o. the tnstc, harmless iu3er al CIR
| cumst,n ~ rli la every coAd ton =. y system.
| Being eillcd from kc'p IN the same manner
that .rnIua,a spirits are ds'led rom sugar cane
II leaves 70 T. strston or pthcr lad corse 1n.neef
alter ita ,se Ass been disconunucd whsle the lases
| o. I'll oror tones are the stimulating but POISON
| ous prrpcr, 80 Of corn wliakev or alcohol
In csea 4 consumption i % much better s'i'i,
ulsnl than Bourbon wuskty as II 10 as pure rs OH
IL los not heat TIE liyes - h1to g~o TO We com
| pl,ii"n that splow dsoracal appearance that com
| I,n y iialey ptn. r..iy joes. Nearly evry one
| th,t know ~ The good ,r pe-ies o. Tie scaweed
| ionic always keep IN t..Ir house. IT. amer cot
| ug hearty meal, vino glass full u taken, ~
soens g. h,rmouiac with Tie gastrlc giicc, nj ~
eceton goes on naturally H. Old ~ weak drnl
,atod p rf.ns = l,ie a, any time. before ~ ate,
III, Ma, wil strengthen up The nervous system tud
| warranted o. leave NJ hil 90 is Try one lo'te
| which holds quart and only ,.ttsa dollar. l.,
| pared ouly ly pr \ II. s herck, at h's oilce' "
80 North sixtl street Philade lh.n, and where let
| tiers f,r advice should always be directed.
| CONRAD FOX, 40 81 Barclay street, laI beer
| appointed as wh1lcsaie and rctal agent IN SeV
| Yu.s tit tho sale Of = hencl'- Pulnonic syrup
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Proarnu,mc OF Arrangement, for Fnr

| Programme Of Arrangements for Fuucr
| 81 obscqucs 81 Coloncls j. LAFAYETTE RIKEI
| and JAMES MILLER
The Committee On National Affairs Of the Com
| mon Council Of the city Of New York, having i,
| charge The funeral obsequics of the late
| ., Col. =. LAFAYETTE klKER, SD Regt. N, Y. 8
", Andersui. Zouaves, and
Col JAMES MILLER, slst Penn Vols,
nave decided upon the following rs the programme
lor me mineral ceremonies which will take place on
Tuesday, June 10 1852, from the Governors Room
City Hail. Mt O'Clock =. NJ
4he remains Of the deceased soldiers will be de.
poaited In Greenwood Cemetery. and the route u
bo taken Will be AZ follows;
The procession will form In front of the CITY Hall
passing through the west gate OF the Park into
Chatham 1t, up Chatham vt. and the Bnwe,v IN
Bond ST., through Bond vt. TO broadway, and
ing order
Troop of Horsc-Cspt. Otto.
Troop Of Lancers-Capt. Reilly
seventh Regiment Reserve Guard, a. Guard of
Honor
Hesrse
a., containing the body Of J. Lafayette Riker.
oncers Of Anderson Zouaves in charge Of tue Body.
Pail. bearers.
HeArss
Containing the body Of Col. James Miller
Ohcers Of the sist Penn. Volunteers, In charge Of
the body.
Pail bearers
mayor and Common Council, In carriages
oihesrs OF the Army and Navy, In uniform.
:, Heads OF Departments Of the City Government
Chisi OF the New York Fire Department, and Board
OF engineers and officers of the Fire Depart
ment.
Citizens generally.
The military will be under command Of Major
General sandtord; All companies DESTROYS Of par.
tiepatng In the obseques will report 10 the Major
Gen. Commanding, to-day.
The bodies Of the deceased soldiers Coils. Riker
and Miller, will lay In state In the Governors Room
n. until P. NJ. "
TERRENCE FARLEY,
CHAS. j. CHIP,
IRA A. ALLEN,
PETER MITCHELL,
HENRY SMITH,
WIN. ORION,
MORGAN JONES,
THOMAS STEVENSON,
JOHN HOGAN,
ALEX. II. KEECH,
Council. 40 o.,aa