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DIED.

ANDERSON-On Monday afternoon Sept 81, Ellen Nelson
diughter oil Peter and Mail Andel SOU in the 18th year
her aye
The relatives and friends OF the family invited attend
her f9neral on Ihursday AZ 2 o'clock p. M, from No Il
Hamilton place. Clymer street. Wiiamsburqh.
BACHEM-On "Wednesday mornng Sept 20 Alfonso John
youngest of Rudolph and Laura Bachen aged years
and months.
CRARlIn tbs city on Sunday afternoon Sept 20 after
short Illness, william r.. eldest son Of Giles r. Crary
Tic relatives and friends Of the family those Of
bro'hcr James r. and Charles H. ars invited % attend his
funeral from the residence OF his father No. II St. Lules
place Leroy street, Jursdiy 9th inst ut D. m His
remains viii be taken to Cypress Hill Cemetery fox inter.
meat.
HATHORN-On Weinesiay morning sep.. % after short
Illness Mr. George G.. Hathorn in the ,ith year Of his
The Nd friends of the family respectfully invited
attend the frneal Fridy atepoon Sept. 23, at ?
O'Clock, from his late residence, NO SO South First
street Williamsbur-h. l.. J.
Orange County and Eifura papers please copy.
JENKNS-At Albany, Friday, Sept AZ, 1869. Elizabeth
Tracy, widow OF Lemuel Jenkins
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TIE PAYMENT or THE Tspofs.
THE DETENTION OF TiiE ENGLISH hEILL kANS'

TIE DETENTION OF TIL ENGLISH hEBbL hAno'
II is now stated that the leading Foreign Min
ers here have long known that tAe British Government
Lad determined 10 prorcn; the AngoRcbei Rams from
oil.nc 10 Mr. Adams is now author.iaiively assured
they viii do
rrIyAsp OF SigMBERs oY The SANITARY COMMISSION.
A dispatch from Norfolk, Va, states that
Messrs. McDonald Scondin and Leonard Brink Of the
Sanitary Committee, ar5iyed there today nom Eich'
1uoud. NJ Erngle the other member OF the Cominis'
s;on. is slin detained prisoner.
SECRETARY OF THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
Dr. jenkins has been selected as the success
sor Of Fred Law Olmscad the General Secretary oi
the Sanitary Commission.
TIE REMOVAL OF KANsAs INDIANS.
The Po'awa'amic Indians who are here, rep
resenng about 900 Of the tribe now in Iowa had an
interview with the Acting Commissioner Of Indian
AAairs to-day. They told that Government would
pay their expenses home and advised to join tie rest OF
the tribe their reservation in Kansas where they
would be taken care OF. They promised TO 90 home
and concur with the others and decide at once.
COL. sEwAID DAsGERoUsLY ILL.
Secretary Seward is absent from the city on a
visit TO Lis son. Col W. H. Seward jr.. who is danger.
ously H. -
Cant. Bernard j. Mcmahon, list Pennsyl'
vania Vols tried BY Court Martial for shooting Capt
Andrew McManus GIst Penn. Vols, and found guilty
of murder was sentenced be shot Forwarded 70 ire
President for bis action the case is thus disposed oi III
General Order No 81:
In consideration Of al the circumstances oi the case W,
gallant conduc, Of the accused while pfisonsf III We
battles s Gettysburg aud the recommendation 10 Ae'u
tive cenency by tbs General commanding tbe an. o
,he Poomsc The PresdeD, pessed 10 p,.don tgp' e %
hon OF the plnishment and sentence ewsded MN W u'
court Csp McMahon viii be released from arrest nnd rc
llned 10 duty.
MOVEMENTS or GIN. NEADE.
Major-Gen. Meade was here for an hour or
teo this forenoon in consultation with President Lin
co!n the Secretary Of War, and the GeneralnC hci,
I'D then promptly returned to the front
10 the Associsted Press.
WAsnNGTos, Wednesday, Sept. %. 1868.
JJe CLAIM or ILLINOIS 10 PEKcESTAGE On POBLlc
LAND SAILS.
The Assistant Secretary Of the interior
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.giltEsbs. -.

{ iRLETON-MIILIR-i Brooklyn, on NednrsdHy sept
u bv he Rev Chatle = Robinson Rev iihti .i' on W
Htyc.i Masa 10 Phoebe, daughter O. the hi' Joseph
ailcr, ofq. ,.
Paula Church b. the Rev. Ir Morgan pif MHti,n l.
Dnfvee 10 Ms Fnnn v Stlman cidoss dius1, % ihos'
slliman, esq, al Of this city, :,
LAWSON KNlouT-f In the First Hapit Church BtooA
yn on "Wednesday sepL ~ by Pastor John q Nd", ,l'
Rev. Albeit q. Lawson oil fcth AAboy' 10 Hi-a TAi'
knight ol Qu,ens, l., !. .
MOTr-culpP-In s. Lpse's Church, on Wednfday srp'
"a nv the Rev A. H. Truie. ID. D. Rec,or listed hy "a
Lev j. A. Williams, D. D., at olanFr' ~ r. ,nA"a 80 ~
Iohn Mott TO rachel s daughter OF Iharea j. thpp esq
all of iis city
TAiMAGE-uUNT-I Brooklyn. on "wednesday, Sept :
by tLs Rev. f. T. Ia Taylor ~ D.. 'oln ,. iam's', & "
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,ilnsanchm.c,is RcpubIicmn Convention.

VOICES TER wednesday. sept. ~ ir''.
4 very large number of the delegates t. the
Renuhican State Convention are in Attendance hero.
The bus,fs viii bc dispatched speedily. as there is no
opposition fo the reconciliation OF Coy Andrew ard The
rest Of the State ticket. There viii be nomination
1t this time e. large 10 the National Con
Vcntlon.
The Hon 7. y. Elliott Of Ncw.Bedforl will probably
preside Tomorrow. senators sumner ara wilson VIII
be present and speeches are expected .iom them.
1 very large and enthusiastic meeting Is now pro.
crossing in Gle City Hll The Hon. ~ j. WRIGHT oi
Boston Vc.d.s. uEd speeches have heon made by the
Hon. George $ Boutwell,. tie Hon Henry Wilson, and
others
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Aticmp, By GucrriiIns 10 BuFn Hnii-
read HVia9c.
LOUISVILLE. Wednesdny. Sept.

LOUISVILLE. Wednesday. Sept. -, 1903
A dispatch was received here about noon from
QuartcmastCr-GeuT Meigs passenger on the
morning train from Louisville TO Nashville announcing
the burning of a railroad bridge at Non. Ky by tho
Rebels. Tie down train went back to Liizabethiown,
and was detained there some four hours.
special train, with Adams & Cos Express, coming
north put out the iic which enabled The upward tran
10 arrive nearly their regular time. The damage to
the bridge very slight The number Of su'rriiIas
causing tLs disturbance is estimated At fiom four 70
fourteen.
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Philadelphia Catiic Market.

SFPIEHrFH ri lI.H
Their was O. ir-e supply o. Ecci Cattle ts we'l. 'ae
os.rirsa .,..rai.- to ~t ir.l The d.msnd .1nt
and srirs 6 70 - ordinary au. soai
1ni ff.ru 8 9 "A rfI lr0it l.f n rr aii e1ira.
SHFEF lre'p nsse picacuied nn nciisr Yrcsr ri-r
co.,r -r of fc r-c afr thc ohrfilgs Icl,ias n"a
8Oll lcld. ~i. 1dc ai ifcm = 90 tt- ~t u 81 Peel
!oE 'lt sheep. 0ns lU. - io b. sacA fuT ~. a.
HoDs ole rf hogs o.rffi ;o 80 head ai pfcrs
lar..as BON -ol Gao - ,'cr l0l 10 as - qualify
Cows c.-c ia iiis ulsikc j.. lead wcle fe.d o.
seUt. : lt .t fu .'t1.
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FRO.I WASHINGTON.
rh.oTh, = Y D. sbuno

sresisi Dispatch to The y. y Tribune
WAsHycToy Wednesday. Sept. % l,63.
VIGILANCE II TaE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Adv, from Martin. bug state that ,asl week
Gen Kelly. expecting ra.d up the valley, kept bis
.,oops uudcr arms to lepei invasion. Capt Bailey Of
fhelstN.Y. Cayairy. went ON a reconnaissance ~
fsr as sirIsburg Oh Saturday last and returned with
thirteen prisoners l9 hose 3ld wagon.
oapLRED 10 RLIoLT 10 GIN DASEs.
Brig .Gea Fliz Henry Warren he's been o.cercd to
report 20 Maof.Genera Baaks and will leave for New
Orleans asier a ten days leave just granted lin has
expired ,.-,,rs
sCTLEEs CoysIDTrISG THiIR TROUBLES
The su,lers connected with the Army Of the
Po,o,aac he'd a meeting today at the Metropolitan
Hotel. q. which "a preamble and resolutions were
odop,ed setting aIth tie Difficulties and dangers Of
Transporting their necessary supplies in wagons 10 the
Ary OF tic Potomac in Is present position and re-
ouestin permission TO convey them by railroad unaef
p,oper regulation to he point nearest Their regiment
W :. Jones. 4th T. s Artillery, was Chairman Of the
meeting and T. Ralph. s;A " y. s IL. and II g Ian.
dali 5th Connecticut. Secretaries.
TIE PAYMENT or THE Tooofs.
The reouisitions Of the Paymaster-General 3
Tu.eau upon the Treasury FOR the pay Of the troops up
20 Angus; 81. amount to S-75o0Coo v Which
s23 600 900 have been paid and 100000 remain IN
paid. The following are tie principal licms:
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Gpccia! Notices.
Union Ratification Meeting,


Meeting for the Ratification Of The Nominations made BY
the UNION STATE CONVENTION held AZ Syracuse on IN
ID day of September will be held at COOPER INSTITUTE
I'm tl.s oify on WEDNESDAY ENFS1NG, The 3fh inst. a.
"A O'Clock. Union citizens irrespective OF pary, ere invited
10 he present.
The following eminent speakers have been invited s1d are
expected TO be present the occasion:
Hon WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Coz. CONEY of Meine.
Major. Gen. BENZ f. BUTLER,
Hon JOHN X. PORTER,
Hon. C0RTLAEDT PARf.ER Of kew-yersey.
Hon. DANIEL s. DICKINSON
Gov JOHN A. ANDREW Of Mss,
MejorCen FRANZ SIGEL,
Hon SALMON p. CHASE
Hon. EDWARD NJ STANTON,
Hon HENRY j. RAYMOND,
lion HORACE GREELEY,
PAnKE GOODWIN ESQ.
WILLIAM ~. EVsRTS esq,
Hon. IRA HARRIS
Hon. CLARK 4. COcHRhNc,
Hon. LYMAN TRFnAISr.
MARTIN 4. TOWNSEND.
MajorC Gen JOHN a. DIX.
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
and Hon. CHAs. +. sEDGWlCE.
Other announcements VIII be made In the future.
HENRY SMITH. Chairman Of Com. Of Arrange
ucni, flr the Union Republican tenral Committee.
J. O. ABBE Secretary.
Fourteenth Wnrd.-A special MEETING Of the Four
terrth Wsri Rrpubran sni Union Asgoriaon will be held
a, their UoaJquarters No 35 Brooue street. Thursday
evening Sepienber2 @. y ciock - - ,
y ws =; bayiT MglIrn' secre',rio'
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ErOr, California.
SAs FnANCnCO. Tuc8dly.

san FHANCIsCO. Iuc8dly. sept. y. I-bJ.
Money is easy. Atlantic currency exchange
Il ~ 3 premium on gold IN New York Sterling cx
change II without recent change Legal iende9s a
az.
The shipments OF iron7urc tOmorf0w VIII be large.
The chip bon QulKoic has been chartered TO load
with 'rcSdstufs .or Liverpool az - Us. Per tun.
Err.isL vessels command 81
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luNfIII'T u 10
MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce Commission
Ncrrhs for ho sale o Batter Cheese Lard Egrs Poultry
Oane Grain Flour gOk Hop. seeds Beans. Dried fIpit.
ard Cor,ry Produce generally No Krr buildings. ;. Y
no ~, Nssiingtonsti We give personal aicAon 10
Inc -elnr goods conicued liberal cash advances
made - con.irnncns Reference: President 81 Irving blA
y Mauh lrc,ilcn, New iork lpd Elie Railway.
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NoNTRrAL wednesday sept. 20, l-oi
The Steamship America, from Liverpool on the
10th yil Londonderry ihe llth inst. passed Father
Pciutiu O'Clock tlis morning News anticipated
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NfELOf GARDEN rrllHf
NINIFR Gahuf , ,-liu.aict
HAHSfrfs MrsFt Mn fn O. iefs Python, i-.i rfun
h.ll-usaf af Poet. dc ILcst &C.,
AfIfaNN.A fAksLlNt--fq Hf.i.IlI fU. g..
ACADEMY Of 81 -iC-Anffirfn irffi. We fl-.
FtRk IlEATLA lbiookirnl VINO sp.-Ai ...s'i Beauty
aHI I.H Irff
lnt4aG LALf.- i,lic li.aI
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Political.
OswFCo. Wednesday

OswEoo Wednesday Sept. y ls0l
A. The Union Convention of The NX1Vth
Senatorial District. Broomc. Tioga oud Tompkns
Counties, ld ~ Osweso today, thc Hon. Ezra Cor
nell II iac' nominated as TIE mon candidate loi
Senator on ilc lr.t blll0..
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Tropical B,isaru.

PREPARED BY CARRENO BROS. q co.
nn y,a,.bl.. wu,h 1--WE IL ti, condition of hlrmessnes~
ar -e or nany years pact come d tie Antilles sad south
% OF rhth.s ana other leaes the chest affection.
uflns fon fs blow. or bruises lsmorrlaes wounds con-
iusions burns headache and several other dsca.es
According 70 the case IL Is to !. used internally ex
ernaly. ,,,
them, In order 20 use Il IN tu,. also VINO axe devoted 70
mon otp,on a. 5 III iec them - de ~ cllsc the use
of s.uriisrts when, IN they may De- injured -,
Tie bastn Be made az cx.-inl.y WIKI. sNc'
cess for IA. OF horses snd other arirl ., q,
Bottle lnlLg A.l. cents uoes con'aihE y
ounces 81 each. 4 Moesai ii count allowed to whoeaAe
dealers - -. -.
General depot at WM. T. SHELLS, No Nassan-s. near
VIII New-Iofk Re,siel 4 he dru ;s'cIcs s-nefsly
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huMiRAL FAnHAGUT.--A number q our lead
ng merchants snd other ciisons iavc adtfcisrd ioiif
d1unru..hrd ofcer i,ttsr Il acknowledgment foi as
gaian, conduct n TIE oapluio of Tie forts on 'hr NJ
slssipfi and tie CITY q ho~ oroans la ooap'.atoe
With tAc request % ilo sirrrs of &C. 'e'.s ilo An
rn vii not tlsn 90 ilf Io.-s = o.. 'iaml'r o. '.
mcice. corloT o! WAiau cad ctdal streets TODAY 20
O'Clock p. m. Cap; Clas u Mar.iai ~.. Yr'''a'
The reception viii L. an occasion of a'efc'' ari 3D.
admirers gcnefny Il itb gallant naval oaoo vii b.
afforded an oppofialiy . express LciF scn'c q D.
pubic tcrlc,a 10 tho coIltfy.
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Eoycr.,tucut Vonu.

pHlfADrunIA wednesday. Sept. q. l56l.
The sales Of Government Bonds to-day
amountcd 20 s5s2 go Deliveries Of bonds ere made
to sept l..
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lAdyeriis.mcnt
NINE. DEMOREsT'S MIRROR OF FASHIONS. A.
The mnr ihcen Fa number with useful, valuable
and inter, iiug noyecl ready. snGe copies - cents
yeily, 81, with valuable premium Addcis
Hine. DEMoEgsr, No. 40 Broadway.
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fidverti.onent1

$500 WopTH or SOAP 10 be GIVEN AWAY
~ BABaIr1 a, tho Fair Of Tie American institute. at
= Academy Music, fIilly and Friday Eve, scpt 70
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UNITED STATES MABsHAL's SALEs.-Mr
Joseph Thompson auotioneer sold yesterday % boxes
Of cotton cards ~ boxes Of cigars machinery &C.. &c.
by order Of L. $. Marshal Murray.
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VI. Fcnelon, the orchestral leader o. ihc Ra-
,c,. for generation q uue l.sd sudleaiy le..'d.y
while r,hcar.nf an overture ai tie Cd Wa-a'ka
Theatre uhcrc tlc Aou.neii roups lcriairlnr L.
Consequence of tie Jc,ih q hc l.ll-l 1l.ec.os these
was DO performance last ligAi.
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s doubtful OF the third match between the horses
on TIE Goth inst. will take place.
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fAdyersemcnt.l
NINE. DEMOHEsTs BRILLIANT OPENING To-
fAdvnrti.emeTl.l

DiY and ELEGANT PATTFrss OF a., the recherche u -
direct rom Paris viii afford tc most interesting exhibition
tina, cuuat,rect the attention Of tho ladies.
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THE DRAFT.
EAaminaiions aad Exemption.
ercoND DISTRICT.

The following Is the record Of business ~ NO
20 Grand street brooklyn J. d. yesterday
He'd fs ser,.c~ 20. fuh,i;n'c q pait conn rf'for
errrif .a rir,cal dtsl.'I, %, non oc Dsl.ei 81.
Iots. e. Ir..lnrl.
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Important IN all InyaIids.

Important to all InvaIids.
II IMPoRTAsr TO All All is lNvaIiDs.
g. isfSsTHHssT 70 70 AL AL fNyAEibs. fNyAEIDs.
IiMMPP99RTANT IMP9sTAN NJ TO TO Az. Az INyALIDs. Nya --
lMPoRTANT 10 ALL INv1LiDs.
It's wei known to the Medical Profession that
+. the VITAL PnIvcrrLH n@s sf LIFE ELEmEsr ecs.b.
lo9a d h no pe5p Gde rom on 'hs food we ea bgt
the necessary quantity OF Iron i not taken into n. cir
so1,i2n Or ~ sas,s ,esnsif ~, tie Wols system suffers n.
stupey The bran, wi obsrct the liver and VII send h di
eased odacins elements to all parts the system er,
,H sHger saterer organ be ye1,nsed disesr
1t il only since the discovery Of that valuable cobnaior
S12y,p rEg y M sIkU tat the great power Of III
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
is PRoTEcThS @ i9eGp # e X PqF2TIRE Of IRON
A NEW DISCOVERY ~ bEDIClNE,
shat STRIKES AT TILE ROOT OK DISEASE by supplying
Vital Principle Of Life Element IRON
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
STRENGTH vIGoR, AND NEW LIFE INTO THz
SYSTEU
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
ALL DISEASES OF THE Kidneys AND B1ADDER.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
SYSTEM.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
AsIaATgs
AND INV lbDhAIEo An Wv EtWOkhkD bKAIN.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
DYSPEPSIA, LIVER coMPLATNr DRoPsY, Co..
THE PERUvIAH SYRUP
IyvI30R,TRs
THE WEAK AND DEBILITATED.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS AID ALI FEMALE CON-
PLANTS.
TIE pERUyIAY SYRUP
BriLps Up
THE BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTION.
To take medicines to disease. occasioned by def
cheney OF
IRON ~ THE BLOOD
withon; es.orng to the system Is like trying 10 rep,ir ths
building when the Foundation is gone
Pamphlets coniaiin; certificates o. and reconmen
dliios foa some Of the most enlii P, seiAs Gerry
We select lew OF tie tc show TIE Character fthe
testimonials:
Rev. John pierponi. Lews johnson. ~. D.,
Rev Warren Burton, Ro.wel Kinney, NJ d.,
Rev. AFthuE u. Fu'eT, :. ii. kendan II. d.,
~ Curdon Rooins, W. T. Chisholm, NJ D.,
Rev. ~ .vanus Cobb, Ffsncis Dana, ~ D.. ~.
Rev L. starr King Jeremiah Stone, b. D.,
Rev EphFain Mute, jr, jose Antonio sanches, NJ D.
Rev. Jos. IL. Cinch Marceino AFandi, NJ ID
Rev. Abel Stevens. Abraham WeaIel M d.,
Rev Henry Uphan. A HAYES, 81 D..
Rev. r. c. Headey J. 4. Chiffon, 81 D.,
Rev. John W. Olm.lcad II. I. Kinney, ~ ID.
C There can be b.f stronger Ty09f than n. fSsti1ory
oJ Jsuch men a. ih,se and rof is Personal TRIdL. H
rvy,i 0aFf uicYc rcrdcs hatc JdiHf 70 gre
re and irdlidS Reasonably n aic % Gre Il hf
being alcohol in any iis eserg-ing cre gre
fs,rcf bs rFcpor'lg ycrc'foH bat az" y m
fi.ns aud LIVE 40 all pa. oi the
system, oad Dlt.ns Up an IRON CoAslli = ~.
L Is excellent substitute ioE Vine or brfnoy "hetr
stimul1rt 4 needed.
element me restorative power Of iron a. medicine
fgrefic rad ne cec'TfriF dsrc fd fAsftoy
FOR , fcg.aie eatcsscs y ia SPECIFIC.
Principal o-cc removed from Bosom to NO ~ ~ az
SeY.Yorrk J. +. DISSMOEE.
ror sale by all Druggists.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE u. S. STEAMSHIP COURIER

ARRIVAL OF TIE u. S. STEAMSHIP COURIER.
The u. s. steamship Courier, from New.Oreans the I'd
init arrived at this port yesterday wednesday, after
noon and now lies anchored at the Lower Quarantine.
The following is list Of her officers:
Acting Master Commsndng s. {. Gray Acting Assistant
Pymi.ter Henry Baeom Brown; Acting Assistant Surgeon
-, Acting Ensign and ekOhcer. George Gerard; Act
ins Bn-gn and Sailing Master FI skln films Acting Ensign
J.nos u. Manning Acting Ensign Edwin H. Frat faymas'
tea Clerk, Moses h. Plai..
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. j. Withcibee died Aug
30 OF ysentory board the L. y steamship Pampero
at the Southwest Pass Of tho Mississippi River ON
which vessel he was left for medical treatment. His
remains were inferred on Stake Island.
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TIE SuBsTiTuTR RrLIEF FuNp.-The follow.

TIE SUBSTITUTE TELIEF 7 UND.-THr IOIIOW-
ing additional subscriptions have been made TO the Su-
pcryisors' Substitute and Relief Fund
ndrew Mitchell ~ 400 Stuyyesent ms Co..... So coo
Nh Meynor........... 500 Robert Leonard. 800
T. Gould............... aOD Liverpool and London In.
Gash...............2j00 j00l sufancc Coz. 600
= W. Tennis, Morris -
plain " J............ go Total. 20, 100
Tios. oo Previously reported. .o66 800
A. T.. Richards. .......... 500 -
Grand $o,3, 600
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THIRD DISTINCT.

The following cases were disposed oi bJ the
Provost, Marshal of the Third District yesterday
Substitute Q; h.d II, debility l3i o'er a.', 4ii ia4
IN a. tvo o. b-rs II orc f-uiy D. ricnf ucu rra
dsats 2 f.heI. of nohecss cl48icn oEy toni. AZ
the sef,icr 3 Toiai rs.
AL up 10 No. III viii b c'llcd today.
ror-rru rrrTpffT
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THE FAgmOS CoursE-MATCH POSTPONED.
Yesterday was the day ior the great 5000 ma'eH
mile heats to wagons between the iw" "''"i'i'"
horses General Butler aud Robert flin8nm over '''
above coursc. The Withdrawal oi ilinCh1in i"'' "A
the evening previous aud his paying iode.i' was M
nou1ccd IN our columns yesterday wornnc n 'uin'eh'
time 70 prevent the majority Of tho sport ing pune De
ing disappointed by going goyerto wiincsst. haiyp"'
ties howc,or who had not read tbs A'"' wont
70 the fnshon CoufGo yesterday in at'cpauoh o' 'l'
match coming on nnnoanc,d and Advertised D' "c'o
greatly disappointed their arrival being "n 'n''
The stallion had paid forfeit. In his onsasen'"' ="
Monday when he roticd against Butler ana fI'hc' 'o'
u premium Of sl.0OO mile heats In harness nc WA
withdrawn. after the second heat M he WIS iou'"
abodng under thc effects ofphysc, which II Is u'csc'
had been suircptiously administered to h'' nm W"
0on was 10 unlayornblc ON Tuesday evening '"'' III
owner By The advice Of the wcl'kno"h 'v'e''"''.
surgcon, III. Di-oy, withdrew him, aud paa ''i'''
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FoR EuRoPg.-Ihe Cunard mail steamer
sootin Capt. Judkns sailed yoiioIday afternoon hF
Liverpool with l2e passengers and sf3c" in 'pccl''
Among the passengers are The Hon Gce 1inrrin s"h
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. ana NJ NJ Free
man. esd. President Of the Mechnuics Banking AsSo
citation.
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turcr viii present liberal sample ~ hs wares 10 Inc
isitors NJ the Amnrican Institute Fan iointitow.
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IRON IN TIE BLOOD,
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
whou. restoring l. the ysuG Is like trying 10 rep tbs
building when the oIndation is gone.
Pamphlets contanin; ceTtihcates o. and
da Of the eminent Ply siclns, Clergy
airn and Others viii be sen. FRa,s sy address
We select OF tie show character Of tho
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

The IULTossTREET ARSON CAsE.-lhe eA'
animation IN iho case oi John I Wilson and oihcfs
olfargcd hy Mic. MaTgsrot Lsrkin vish scns Aie Il
the bakery No - Fulton street The night ~ The ls
OF January last rcsumed ou Wodrcsday ac'oFa
witnesses were examined ut some length bu nothing
new was elected. The will be continued Oh 1urt
day ~ .. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

The Thirteenth Ward Republican Union 4
sociaiion held spirited meeting on Tuesday evening
Speeches were made by prominent cteus 81 ihc Ward
and resolutions plcdgiug the Associl'ion 70 trm un
wayeilng support Of tie Administrator. aud inlofsn
the rnion State nomnations unnninousj adopted
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-24

A RE prepared under the immediate So
psrvlson % shful rhyaoinn, ane ihN NaV y "
The ntsiEsnes o. ne eomuuy h nsf Inruilet y ~
ohf 81 single msdcne which elnna 70 ct - oIt1Ao1H
Medcines all uneqpaed ip The Of s dIssastr ~ rAla
they recommended aonr which mar - eri1cn1 op
climate.
TAs 0rgnbsrF rtkasbs p, srs hsftsr than anr ot1ur
kind OF Pills In the wqtld--Prios - Cenin
The cresn6srr Dsfint cufh,iis,e ir An innrst. orso
dy FOR al Female diseasss-prlts 4 ~ Csrla
The Uans Cafkecgn WI alpo euro arnroL Sas.sus a.
the Kidneys, urtnrsy ilaicultleai In malss
7as 0rgtnesre SarsEparia q BY hr ne uost possrnl
and ehcacious compound in uae-Pncr o.
TIE 0ratsnbcrg Dvssafsry sgFrp Is tsnin rnd qnisk
remedy for All diseases Of the b0wels-Pfep 80 Cenia
TRs Crefsnbsrg Fh Rsuedv never fails 70 pornsneueIv
relieve this distressing disease-fries 400. .l1,
The 0refentsrR CkaysSs Panacta h en- nvuIunhis com.
pound IN al diseases incident 20 children.
TIE GfqfsnbsrR Fsrcr and leas Rsnsdv ls sossrssa
specific for this particular diseass-P Prias 90 cenis
The Grasnberg Grsen Monassih Oistnf excas an osher
| aaves In ita curative eiecls--Pdce 70 Centss
The Grgfsnbsrg cbrsanprFs BaA aaerds tbs nsut -
onshing relief in all painonary complaintsPcs - bof-
has known the 9risnheg Consanptivss Rain used ufih
great success IN Dopsy. Our expsshtg nubsfnntaGea
bis statement
The Grgfe4berg Hsak Biisss ARE ne tosi p....nt .pd
/ delightful tonic ever prepared.-Price rs Cents.
The GYgfsnterT Eye Losn q unparalleled 10 an ina.-
nation or diseased Of the kye--Plioe 25 Gents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-24
MAnRIEn.

AZ the American Ambassadors 10 Paris, on
the 14th Of December last, by the Rev. Mt
Me CIintocK, OF the American Chapel, WIN. d.
HowEr1s, Esq OF Jefferson, u. s. Consul at
Venice, and Miss ELBANoh @. MEAD, Of Brat
tleboro' Vermont.
AZ Geneva, 90 Che 9th inst. by Rev Mr. Ora.
hath, o II. ALLES, TO Miss CHARLoTfE NJ
WooD, both Of Geneva.
At the residence OF the bride, In Lenox. jan
18th by the Rev. 4. r. Olisbee; Miss BETTE l.
HYDE, to JoEL ID. MosHrER.
ln Jefferson, by the Rev. A.. b. Olds, on the
l4th. Miss ELIZA NJ. CRosBY, to Mr.. RALPH p.
DE- VAN.
10 Jefferson, by the Rev. A. d. Ods, on the
18th, Miss LINNIE NJ. McNUTr, to Mr.. .AsAHEI
O. BARTHOLOMEW, both Of Eagleville.
10 Lenox, at the Parsonage, by Rev. Rufus
Clark, on the 18th, Miss CoRNELIA L. Cool
to Mr.. HERBET NJ. KISG, both OF Lenox.