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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
MARINE

BRADISH-sIMPsON-O Thursday Aug %. at the First
Baptist Church Harlem, by the Rev. Frank Remington
Prof Jobn Quincy Bradish Of Warehousepont Conn to
Mis-, Susanna r. second daughter Of MI Joseph Simpson
OF this city
CHAIRMAN KLEECk-On Thursday, Sept H. Of Trinity
Chspel bv the Rev Francis i. Hawks d. D., the Rev.
Robert Fulton Cary aud Agnes b. daughter OF the Rev
Robert y. Van keeck, ID. ID.
EATON-SlMSON-In Brooklyn, on Thursday. sept H. ~
the Rev n e. Smith j. r. Eaton, it, Of New York, 70 NJ
j. youngest anghter Of j. A. simpson esq OF Brooklyn
LANsING-wELCH-At Trinity Church on Thursday,
Sept, II. by the Rev, W T. Webb, Mr. 6ouy.rnear n
Albany paper. please copy
MINOR-ATwOOD-In the North Congregational Church.
Woodbury., on Wednesday Sept 10, by the Rev John
Chuiche T. $. Minor OF Dea- Minor to Mss Margaret
5 Atwood, daughter Of Horace & Atwood, esq, all Of
Woodbury..
EEDY-RICHARDS-On Thursday, Sept ii. by the
Rev nr Garfield Thomas 4. Tw.edy Of Danbury, Conn,
to Anna 81. daughter Of T. r. Richards oil Brooklyn ~ Y
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IMPORTANT FBOM CINCINNATI.
The skirmishing on Thnrsday-Jhe entire
Rebel army has fallen bnck-Our troops
anxious TO be led forward.
CINcINNATI. Friday. Sept

CINCINNATI, Friday, Sept. IL, 1862
Skirmishes yesterday afternoon resulted III the
capture Of 90 Rebels. The prisoners report the
Rebel army in good spirits, and anxious for an
advance on Cincinnati. 1t was understood by them
that they were to fall back in the direction of
Florence, to draw our forces out Of the intrench.
ulents.
Kirby Smith made speech to his army on
Wednesday, assuring them that in few days they
would quarter in Cincinnati. 1t is also reported that
Bragg had re-enforced Smith with twelve regiments.
AT 10 o'clock this morning, the entire Rebel army
fell back. Their pickets are now five miles from
our lines. Our troops are in good spirits, and
anxious to be led forward.
CISciNSATI Friday Sept l2-S D.
A reconnaissance in force made to-day TO a
distance of u miles from intrenched portion.
A deserted camp Of the enemy was discovered
three miles from Fort Mitchell containing quantity
of provisions turkeys. chickens and beef, recently
killed showing that their departure had been hur-
ried one.
Five prisoners were taken who said that the Rebel
Gen. Kirby Smith had intended the attack Of Gin
cinnati, but heard that large force of ours had
landed at Warsaw, 80 miles west, TO take him in
flank and rear, when he ordered hurried retreat
which WAS commenced last night at O'Clock.
large body Of our troops have been advanced to-
day and hold the new position.
CINCINNATI. Friday, Sept l2-9:3o p. m.
The enemy have fallen back; but whether in re-
treat or only for the purpose of drawing ont is
cot yet ascertained.
Several captures of the enemy's pickets have been
made, who give favorable accounts of the condition
Of their army. They report it largely REINFORCED,
and that the men were anxious to be led forward.
1t is thought that they were retrea,ng on Lexing-
ton but think they only want to get us ont Of our
intrsnchments.
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BATTLE AT WELLIAMsBUHG, VA.
The Rebels Rcpulsed with a severe Loss.

FORTRESS MONROE, Thursdsy Sept H. 1862.
A Rebel force Of cavalry, with three pieces of al
tillery, under Col. Shingles, made attack on
Williamsburg on Tuesday morning about o'clock.
After having captured our pickets they marched
into the town taking our troops by surprise.
An engagement ensued which lasted about thirty
minutes.
Our force consisted Of the 9Th Pennsylvania Cav
airy, Col. Campbell who was taken prisoner, to-
eether with FIVE Captains, four Lieutenants, and q
few prvates.
The Rebel commander, Col. Shingles, with eight
of his officers and niDe men were killed.
The loss of the Rebels was more severe than ours,
and we remained in possession Of the place
We took number of prisoners.
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The Ca,uxo aud Wayne County Regiment.

ALBANY, Falday, Sept II Iobl.
The Cayuga and Wayne County Regiment the
18Th, COL well,ng, left this city for Washington,
via Albany and New-York, this morning at O'Clock,
1000 strong.
This is the second regiment raised under the late
calls Of President Lincoln.
The regiment left in excellent spirits. They are
ready for any fight, and determined TO win.
They viii arrive in New.Y York Oh Saturday fore
noon by steamboat.
The barracks vacated by the 18Th will be imme-
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Col. Addison Fainsworth, 10Th Highlanders, who
was severely wounded while galantly leading a
brigade of Gen. Stevenss division in one of the re-
cent battles, has 80 far recovered bis friends Will
be gratifed to learn, rs TO be able to reach his re-
sidence in Brooklyn. lie arrived yesterday. The
ball has been extracted from bis wound, which Is
yet painful although not dangerous AS it has been
announced to be the intention Of Government to
reward merritorious conduct on the battlefield, the
many friends of Col Farnsworth, who have noted
bis career, expect TO see him assigned to the com
mand of brigade. He is one OF the few volunteer
officers who have shown themselves worthy Of the
highest confidence Of the Government. He first saw
active service in the Mexican war, when he went
on, with the LIST New.York Volunteers as second
lieutenant, and after participating in all the battles
under Gen. Scott, returned as Captain Of bis com
pany. When the Rebellion brope out. he was one
of the first to take his place q volunteer beside
the old flag as LeutensntC Of tho Scott Life
Guard, and from the time of the battle OF Bull Run
to the present he has been in active service having
been promoted to the Colonelcy Of the 18th High
landers.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or 1Hl tpInspau OFF CAPE RACE.
ARRIVAL OF GARIBALDI At SPEZZIA.
The Rebel Pirate 200 Armed at Sea.
CAPs RACE. Friday. Sept. IL. 1862

Cars RACE. Friday Sept H. 1859.
The steamship Edinburg, from Liverpool Sd inst.'
via Queenstown, passed this point, en- route to New
York, at o'clock this evening" and was boarded by
the news yacht.
Steamship Jura, from Quebec, arrived at Liverpool
on the lst
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New-fork'
arrived at Liverpool on the I'd.
Garibad had arrived at Spezza. His wounds
were in favorable condition. Nothing had been
done as to his final disposal.
The new Rebel pirate steamer 300 had re-
ceived her armament at sea, and will cruise and at
tack Northern commerce.
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ENGAGEMENT fN WESTERN vIR-
CHINA.
Defeat of Jenkins's GuerriIIas.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Sept. u. 1862.
Tie Wheeling InteLigeacer Of the llth inst says
that Adjutant- General Samuels to-day received the
following:
GaULyY Va. Tuesday, Sept g. 1852.
Jenkns's whole force Of gueuillss was met and
roaied by six companies of the I'd Virginia Cavalry.
Oar loss was one killed The loss Of The enemy is
unknown. j. A. LIGBTBURs,
Colonel 4th Virginia Infantry.
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RECRUITING IN SARaToGA.-At a meeting re-
Gently held in Saratoga, lady present offered da-
mond ring TO the first volunteer another offered
gold chain to the next, soon two others offered each
to give their gold watches gentleman offered his
purse fall with funds and Others presented prizes
The result was that seventy volunteers were OBJ
tanned and what names required TO fill mp both
quotas were obtained at that meeting. Saratoga had
good record during the Revolutionary War, aud
che shows that her children inherit the patriotism
and yalor az well ar the names Of their ancestors.
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diately occupied by Col. c. G.. Dwight's regiment,
the lGOth, for which five companies are already
mustered in, and the remaining companies will be
quickly filed by volunteers.
Cayuga and Wayne counties are fully aroused
and will complete the quota they are called upon to
furnish without any " drafting" process.
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From Hey West.

The q. s. storeship National Guard, W. Lee
Hays, commander, from Key West Sept. 7, arrived
at this port last evening. She left the U. S. flagship
s.. Lawrence and gunboat Huntsville at Key West
The health of the inhabitants and soldiers had
greatly improved.
The following 10 list of her officers;
W. Lee HAYS Acting Master; Thomas Southland Executive
Oacer; George g. Redhed Paymuter; L. Gilbert, Sur
geon Frank Cargll. Psymsster's Clerk
, John Cornell, boatswains mate, died on the pas
sage.
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Noticc-NINrr WARD BA1'rALON-rhe rolls Of
, bs,ton AZ. s At the iolonin, places. VIZ Aid o. J.
CiiIPp cor Gr.@nw ich and ChTi.opherst. W. \. BAY
IDK 40 u Foaah-r'. OLO. SiAHR No. enerson
M1rset. q. r GlRVlN BecckcF Buildings U. : NAIL
STATION c. cor. foustn-st, ana "r,i I"eln,st.i
H. n DENIsON No 4n3 hudson. The Battalion
viii meet on MONDAY EVENING September 18Th -
c'ock ia gtop squar No'hN es' coTne) ior pre-
,hsn have an opporuuify IL h. earney desired that all
,s,nbeI, viii be prssouL By order OF ooart'e Of Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

Joe Balding, colored man, died In the GAINESVILLE
Ohio Infrmary, on the lth inst, aged III years.
He was u slave 10 Fairfax County, Virginia, in the
days of Washington. He was Is years Of age at the
time Of Braddocks defeat in 1875. During bis slave
life, in accordance with the arrangements Of his
several masters, he had seven wives.
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The Bridge Mt Gunner. Run Washed nwny

PBiLADELPTIA, Friday Sept H. 1867
The bridge at Gunner's Run is washed away.
No trains will leave the Kensingon depot for York
to-day. The travel to York will be via Tacony.
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The Rebel Invasion
NORTHERN TERRITORY:
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW
will contain the dispatches received In Washington from he
headq Of
OUR ARMY IN MARYLAND,
and from all other points where
DANGER Is APPREHENDED,
up to o'clock Sunday morning Bear in mind also thss
tho
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS
the SUNDAY MERCUR Youtside of the transmitted
by tbs agents the Associated Pres be again. % shsy
have already been in many important instances,
IN ADVANCE
Of information from all other sources Ii 10 well undetooe
that
A BATTLE IS IMMINENT
on the Upper Potomac and should OF such svene
arrive before daylight tomorrow will appear in tho
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER,
enjoys circulation equal TO double the united 10
sues Of all the other Sunday papers
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Democratic stnte Convention Of Illinois.

SPHiSGyIKLD ILL., Wednesday, Sept TO- i6oI
The Democratic State Convention assembled IN
this city to-day, and nominated the Hon. James D.
Allen for Congress; the Hon. Alexander Stone Tor
State Treasurer and the Hon. John o. Brooks Tor
Superintendent of Public INSTRUCTION.
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ucuauunrterr. secnnd Resiment ,Ietropoliinn

fuords- lBlD RtGlMtNT ~. y. NOLu SlEhks
ilIiiT iSFtNTRy. Camp Arihur Staen Island sept H.
Iag The .mb.r Of t. ltsneLt notified TO report to
their h.adasiteg. MONDAY, sept 18th, at 10 A. No. OF
which tmr the PaynaseI will commence 10 pay the StAo
lionny An men absent Camp after that Gate VIII be
,on,sf,d de..It-rs and u.srd accordingly. By order OF
l.. u. Il. CURIIE Col. Commanding.
Carr AND. Aoiutant.
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The NIerrimac No. ..

WAsHIN6TON, Friday sept H. iooI.
A gentleman who returned here to-day from Nor
folk says that the most trustworthy information cur
rent there from Rchmsnd was that the Merrimac
No. was in no condition for service, her plating not
being completed.
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Iintest.

LONDON, Thursday affairs remain IN
changed.
The London Peace Society has issued an Address
urging the Americans to make peace.
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The United stntcs Steamer Mississippi.

Boston, Friday Sept. Il, IBbK
The United States steamer Mississippi arrived
here this morning from Alexandria.
John f. Lodge well-known merchant, died sud-
denly last night.
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Election Of DcIegn 10 Congress.

UNAHA- FfIdlF, EeTt III I7'E
Returns Of the election for Delegate 10 Congress
from Dakota, place the election Of j. u. 3. Todd
bey ond doubt.
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.

Hrwsukss Thursd.y Sept II, is6l
John L. Potter was unanimously nominated for
reelection TO Congres- Mt the Congressional Conven
ton for the Ist District lRlcine to-day.
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,,xentx-Gr.f Xnrd Republican mud Union

Twenty-first ward Republican aud Union
pur 81 thu recommendation OF the
Genital Coruitiee The nnir-sgued appointed Com
i,ee 20 enroll all the electors Of the hXst Ward regard
Of all political views who are now IN favor Of the
uosl views Ia the Legislative Caucus Address
and of he action OF she state Committees calling State Con
v.r,ion 70 be held o. syrcnse the 28th inst The Com
miriee m meet No 455 Ahsv, on FRIDAY sAIt X
DAY, and MONDAY EVENINGS from 10 p IN = for the
purpose ABOVE ncnau-d - -.
IHOs y. ASIEN, PATRICK NctLhOf,
W. 4 BLACK. w. = OhEUOhf,
J. w BRADY
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An Accomplished Cavalry Field cnccr of IS

M ts RI Renee DESTROYS of entering the service nom
hch 10 lad resigned from hesh. lie /. also a. aduaie
and perfectly An TAFT In both iufunIy aud artillery Any
onrs d.sng active cooperation OF an able and coHpe
tint man sill address $, Box No. lNb Tribune once
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Hilllarn NoilGes.
Thomas Dugan,
UNDERTAKEN, No. la9 oth'AV.i
Cor. lJd.,.. up stairs

CEAwH HosPIraf. Esr.. WlsHiSGTos, &c;
Editors of y. Y. Tribunr.-Wnl you allow me the
OF your columns to thank the following Newfork ladies'
Tor lceds OF CHARITY" ia the form o. donations Of various
articles viz: lAdaa jees. cofn'tAch &C. Inc following
are their hOnored names
Mrs NJ h. Crasto Harlem.
Mr.. - Mitchell, Harlem.
Mrs D.. =. Y. Clirkson, 4Bth-st., y. Y.
They viii please accept the hearty thanks oil the pa'ch
through. Yours WIN respect. g.. re
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Drelness y oilfcs.

Mrs. WNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP ron
cnlpEEs-Relieyr. tho Child from Pain, Irsisoraes the
Stomach and Bowels Cure. Dysenery and Disfrhos, Cor
reefs Aedity and Cure. Wind Collie Gives Rest Comfort aud
Health to Children Te,tng and is sure remedy In cases o.
Choera Ta(anfum Sold everywhere, 25 eents bottle
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Filth Regiment Artillery N. Y. ",

stationed NJ Fort Marshall Baltimore, and Organized Tor GAM
son duty offers superior Inducements to recruits The hgh
esfb bounty given -. :, .,
state and Town Bounties are paid when enlisted. ~,
Amply corner Court and Josl-mon Sta btooklyn OF Lieut.
uRBAN; corner Bowery aud Grand -, New OH, o.
Lirnt q oil MURRAY. Resirnenta RecIuiting Ohlcer
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Twenfy-second Ward.--rhe unieIsigned. Commit
tee for the Ward appointed pursuant to the
direction OF tn Central predcated the call
Of Uuiou Legislative Caucus of last Spring w cit st
Washington Hall ath.sg, between s7th aud 4athsts on
THURSDAY FRIDAY, aud SATURDAY EVENINGS
from TO O'Clock enroll Of persons willing to sup
Dor, candidates. irrespective Of party who snail be nominated
at m. Syracuse Convention ia accordance with said call
MM. v LEGGET, BENJAMIN FIRTH.
SAMUEL SCOTT. ADNA h. UNDERhlLL
ADAM ROEDIGER
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Real Jet Bracelets,
ELEGANT STYLES FOR SALE
GEO. c. ALLEN No AIS Broadway,
One door below Caual. st.

Ear.Rings and Pins.
One dollar two dollars three dollars and five dollars set
G. c. ALIENS, No. us Broadway.
One door below Canal.st
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Twelfth Ward.-The undersigned duly appointed for
the purpose will he ia attendance at tine office OF Porter
Randall in Washington Hall 81 ay, ls3'h and l2otns,s
on TIT RsDAY FRIDAY aud SATURDAY bhENiNus.
o, th. week bstseen and O'Clock, to enroll the names OF
ell those who favor union Of political parties and who VIII
pledge themselves the nominations 10 be made oy
Inc Republican sad Mon Convention 70 he held at syracuse
90 the 2ith inst JAMES WELSH,
JOHN "A. PORTER,
WILLIAM L. PABOR Committee.
THOMAS r. DEY,
JOHN :. POOLE,
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The COnscription.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
of
TOMORROW
will contain budget Of the latest and most interesting ats
gence as to
THE ENLISTMENTS,
THE ENROLLMENTS,
THE DRAFT,
in New.York Brooklyn State and the country ct large
The tables &c. wifi show the precise number Of men VIE
have volunteered
UNDER BOTH CALLS.
A.o the number be selected by lot the apr 'schtne
dra and the proportion which the number required bears
the enrolled in every city county and district ~
this means every liable to military duty will be sble
IN the military lottery The former
tables in THE SUNDAY MERCURY furnished the whole
daily press with data which OF them have ever snos
been Quoting The information In tomorrow paper will b.
still more fu and complete 1t by this so Of eHtsrprss
tina. THE SUNDAY MERCURY has obtained circulation
casa to double combined issues Of all the other sunday
Newspapers.
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Post.Ohice Notice.-Tbe Mails for Great Britain
aud the Continent. via Southampton and Bremen, per
steamer Breuen and FOR Ireland via Queenstown per steam
City Of NewYoTk VIII cose at sbi. Office on sAIC kDAi
IN. 18th day of September 10. O'Clock and at the
mo town Station. as follows viz: Stations A. aud b."
9'l5 m stations c" and ID" 800 Station e.
9:OJ q M. Stations " +" and " O. o'clock Ia
ABRAM WAKEMAN. Postmaster.
Church Music.-A superior ORGANISr aud TENOR
SINGER (bo,h welknown proiessors Of long experience
and excellent regulations ready for engagement. Apply
a, DRESsLERS Music Store, No. s27 Broadway between
81 1t and 22d.ts
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is TIE BEST

and economical for laundry and family use oens p"
culsy adapted or hannes and all kind oil wooen s'ou
Manufactured and for sale by H. MoRGAss Sons, No I'll
Washinsonst. aud No. 40 West-st.
Also FAHrLf, PALE. and No. Soaps
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9th Regiment New-YorL state Volunteers

Every man ensng In this regiment viii receive
before leaving the State.
On Joining the En.ent the held -
Al The rxuiruton oil his term of enlistment 40
..clusys Of the regular pay of from *l3to 20 per month.
which commences nom date OF enrolment
Promotions made from the ranks a, n,
Fms. of volunteers receive relief a, once HON the city
authorities -, ,,,, 49,.
ner of Centre and Grand-st, New York City:
Recruiting O6acw.
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6perial Notltes.
KINGS COUNTY RBPunLIcay GESERAL CoSSIaTEE

Kings COUNTY REPUBLICAN, GENERAL CoySlTTgE,
No. Court-st, Sept, 1862
In pursuance Of the call of the Republican and Legs
aive MON State Com oees and in conformity thereto
PRIMARY ELECTIONS will be held In each OF the "siu
and towns Of Kings Comfy ct the following ss
socations. aud according to the rules OF this Commute
MONDAY. the 18th inst between the hours Of ana
O'Clock (excep. the XI.h Ward whose time extendea
from 70 o'clock and the Nth and Xfith Wards from
o'clock for the purpose OF eeclng three delegates rom
each OF said ward and ownst District Conyenton, In the
respective Assembly Districts which said District Conyen
shall elect three delegates and three aernste- TO
Convention DO held Syracuse on the 2h day Of
September 1852:
i.t Wsrd-No I2s Wrlowst.
lid Ward-Eo. ~ Front-st.
Hid Ward-Commit,ee Room, No. 8 Court-st
INth Ward-Wss Arlington Hall Adamsst. -
vth Wsrd-Club House, cor Hudsonsv and Sands ST.
With WsId-Club Rooms cor. Clinton and Bstic-sts
With Ward-Fgltou syg; I'd east Cas'on'sy
With Ward-Clinton House 27thst and ID av
IXih Ward-Zelers Three Mile Honse.
Xth Wsrd-No 20 BoeIum-st.
Nllth Wsrd-Dsyid Munsinger's, Van Bruntst
XIIIih WMd-Wssbington Ball, cor 18th and south 'th.
XIv.h WsIdIRepubican Hall, sth ~ near Grand
XVIII Ward-iounR America, No $40 Grand
Xvlth Ward-Union Hall, cor Even and Messeroe
xyIIIth wsrd-Clab Room, Cro'. Roads.
XIXth Ward-N l. cor. Broadway and 3th'st.
New-Utecht-Bsy Ridge p o.
New Lots-House o. Henry Miller
Flatbush-Town Hall
Flatsnds-A n DoIy'E
Gravesend-House OF " alter Kelsey. -
The Assembly Drc, Conventions will be held on the 18th
inst the times and places hereinafter named, to wit
lat Dis,ric.-6ener Committee Rooms, No Courtst, at
I'D Di.trict-Cor Clinton and Bsl.c-st. ct O'Clock
IIId Dstriet-No 90 BoeTum st. at O'clock
WITH Distrct-No. 8 Court-st.. at O'Clock.
YIN Distncs-Clover Hill Hotel. Gates and aarcy-ava n
O'Clock
vth District Warrington Hail. ith and South 'th.sta, 1s
o'clock
Win Dc'-Unon Hail. cor Ever os and Se.s.Gs
Wa l.. HuBBELL, Secretary
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A Business Talk
BUSINESS MEN.

II Is mathemscay clesT that the value Of advertise
nent to the advertiser is in exact proportion to the publicity
it obtains II he certain sum TO have placed before
thousand pairs he will be willing Of course to pay
flace before thousand ten thousand %
hundred thousand pairs. Now.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
pmb,hes crcuaes every Sunday about double the nrn
Der papers issued by all It's coemposres Of the sunday
Press Ii would be insult to the understand
ngs mercantile suppose that they do not appreciate
the advantage of communicating with the world OF buyers
,hsn,,evs. that THE SUNDAY MERCURY has the circus-
claims the Popeto offer free acce" 70 tneit oooss
their and to every other source p Ss 70
they possess all who feel inclined ascertain the sc's
y5nd the possibility of doubt or csv Economy -especiy
IN these tmesrendes incumbent upon inc ou'i 80
give h, advertisements vide publicity W ,ss nnsss or
nearly the prices charged by THE sUNDAI M, Th;
sheets with less than 1.-THE OF rs
he d0e' 90 T ,s R RI ,. suSp4Y NEWSPAPER
Dresden, 1897. rn,,i csrsa
-" 30 ,,hom lite has become burden on eeoounS o.
should try the Medicaled batns oy .ns use 81
which during past - years so many 'e"''~'' 's
No. ssths act like charm In cases Of Chronic hheSm
,i.,n e;ont pyspepsis, and akin diseases r,-,
poc'o' 'o'' Near Union Square.
r.. he.t and most reliable Fruit Jar Is
IUDLOW'S PATENT SELF
TESTING
GLASS JAR, WITH GLASS COVERS.
GRIFEEN TITUS. No. Bsrcsys-
The Tax Bill,
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