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named persons have bcen duly admitted 70 probate;
Tooker Charles Strceter. David Kip, Elizabeth j.!
Bradford John I.ttiefcd. ANA Carroll. Mary A.. Will
hanson benjamin C. Buzby Terence Boyle. and Mary
Louise Bleccser .
Mr. BOYLE bequeaths on the death Of bis wife to the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, $500; Society Of st.
yincent de Paul of st. Josephs Church. $50; 10 the
same Society of St Janess Church, like sum.
Miss Blocker bequeaths 10 the Orphans Home and
Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal Church $500
Beyond these bequests nothing Of public interest IL
contained Ia these wills
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tAdvertisemsntl
TuE HUMAN VOICE, indicative Of charal

teI Physiology OF tho Noics-bsss buryonr tenor con.
rio, soprano Male AID Fhnae loiecs-wha, causes the
diroroBcci How Cultivate ..lr Voice. Stauul-iins.
CLiEAFB AND RACKs-NOItherusrs and Southern.
comparsd organic dbreEce- qualify hardness, soft
teles cosrsenes; Carbon-its transorInaOu Nat
rrs Doye opnient; PanI.i Children fl-yes Photogsphc
Rssa Posou in Sleep; Vanity sell Praise New View. Of
Ihr Face Signs Of Characer Love Of the
Eycs-in Pbfonolosca! Journal Avg No. % cts., ~
vce, Newstlen have II. FOwLgR WELLs ~ y.
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BORT Waroens' Notife.
SrAry on Ngw-YOlx,

SrAry ov NKw-YoRx,
PoRr-WAnoF.ts OyyIcs, No. lOi Wsllst
NOTICE il hereby given in accordance with
tection Of tho pessed Apr H. 1851 enttlsd An
Act TO Hsoanze the Warlens Oce Of the Port of New
ior to MI persons Interested in having charge o. hs
subject matter Of such inquiry elsia lon survey, ts
the o~ng yez,e under examination by the Fort
Nardens aud TIA. the said surveys examinations will Dc
completed within ten days succeeding .hi. notice
bosrd said v.-.els:
strsmship Westminster. No. E7N
sup bTlc srw drf.. No Ss r.. H.
BARK Grace ........................... Luaovicss.
bark .Efupue.
big ElGaniO. hafOo 1ard.
Brig &. +. Obren. Woodruff 4 lobiusou's
BTig knnatee.. NO. IL p. X.
Tn. Mary r.. hsnd. .MSbic Yard.
Scir AlYra..............M oOiruH R0bnsg'G
Schr. Amy Wooster ....c ...........Peuep
hISTiiOkNE TONpklhS, fresiisn..
J. Au0s UERsinAs. secretary.
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SUPREME COURT--cHAxBzRs-JUL 2s.-Befors Justice
kARNARD
THB SHERIFF OF ALBANY COUNTY BEFORE THE

COURT.
The People eI rel Matthew Brumsghen sgt the Sberd Of
Albany County
A writ Of habGas corpus was issued heren
commanding the respondent TO produce the body of the
-eltOr Return was made that the subjeo; OF the WITH
We held by yirtno cf n commitment made by the Coro-
of Albany County the charge Of murder ID tno
killing OF one Charles Phillips In Albany on the "a OF
December last. Motion made that the accused DC
admitted 20 bail and the counsel for the prosecuto az
piled for an adjournment OF the hearing for ths
of supplying proof that similar application sl 9e s
made 10 another Judge OF the Supreme Court anu ue
MED. 80
This application was opposed. and the Juuge orueIea
the argument to proceed but gave tho couhSr' LOT inc
prosecution leave 10 lilo affidavit III support oil hS
statement at any time hereafter " -, A.
II anne.rrd dat the party with whose murder the
s.t,sd1 ,tsndr charged Charles Phillips. was killed IN
do mar room OF the Dclayaa House, at Albany. py
,.stol sho fired b. The accused. III was claimed nov"
ever BIZ the counsel in support tue motion llt to
killing of tho accused was IN setdcfense; that II nor
igstifsbie homicide tho most 1t could be mado was
iuanslsuglter Of the lesser degrees.
The c.se becomes Important involving the ques
ton whether a Judge Of this district can aunt
rarty 20 bail held for crime the County OF Albany
Decision reserved.
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Gopartncrsbip Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTiCE.--The COpsrt.
ne, hip heretofore existing between James Bensaid sud
...'.'. -: Beuinia - !, alton onie, tns sSprn,efsnp
fsIR marie ol BEnkARD 3 HUTTON. having
s,,mo been N olyei by tle death Of tue said James
: sc,. Benkard. aal the lid eopartnershig nn re
causoei. assOlnoa sal the sle - u ts
lad bs.ine.s relations with foreign cosnrles ara eenS m
,yii bv le Lid ~ .nia IL EtiogSo continue tae bad
[ conducted bv tho "a eop.rrcr,h'p and doing to
eS,iinu- tte ~. or The 50 / ecpsrH<shiP name
tie sol. Benls'nia u! .isiion now ,e,i' IL s
5 Legesf a. aias under tie lid OF Bernardo Huoa,
nd t bis place OF sbods AL also hs prnclpa, place
ru,n,ss are N tie City and County Of New York, ia hs
Stale Of NewNosk
This ceyiifc.,cs rso sNt rsnowcaged 10 pursuance 4
Re. o Ito Icsiaus q tbs said STATE OF New York.
a. -; An hcs allowing tbs continued OF copsrtne-snp
maze, in cei,alr gases, p3s3et Ap,i II, leSi -.
u-''' " b. Il HUTTON
Dated New.TcIk, Jaly J. 1864
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Truye,ers, (.uidr.


70 Albany, by Hudson i. Il, CO Nsrrcn's'.. 7. 10
am, and (, b, and io:i0 p N. Sunday train from
6se m
M and o. M, sunday irsin................... p w
10 ANbany. CorIeu.s Hotel Dock. West Point,
Ney burrh. fouzhkecpsf, Rhine5cck Caiskii,
AID iiudson BY stcanrrs naal Drew ard G. Nb-
bard leaving Dcsou1s-'---'. aLJlng at Jth-l O. ~
To BsliimoTs by tie sewJer-ey 4. r.. foot OF
ndnirht To D. m
To Buston by i,cw-ienion line, Pier 80 y r.,
S SSe NV. 49, ~. sop
27h'.; ard T. NJ sai ESQ p IN
sy va Shore Line ia snI5p m sunday ... 500 p. m
Of ~ end 10 d and $500
s'ip. 3 L. dai IN
4, Green por, l.ip fire i.ard md other resnrts
Long leland, ny l.. :. i.4ii.oad from JanessHy
-ni loo, ol 3i.i.,' e. R............g and 33S M
To Ions Bisuch by la-.tan and Delaware Bay
Il. r.. via steamer Jesse iloyi foot Of Murray
g. day % ....... .bt snd " A. M snd Z! D. m
To ,,cp fiavcn, Hartford ana Sprngh'd-5tsau .,
10 New Haven. by The Sew.iIaycu RR 2iibst.
siS .t,Sai7s liza H.. IN D. 3o II AMI eco p. m
II Ncwburlh. q rnwa. " Get FONT teg2hte'P-io
a. hndrs 81 p. N
To Nry burgh. b. .io,ui1oat Thoma- Collyer.
Leave. Jay-sL. daily. iiudirg a Eth-s'., '. Y,
ORGY Poi1' Cozlfu. Wcs, Point Cold sprDs.
ulf Gorns u
To the Wes. by flnn.yiv4nia Cenul Railroad,
500 p. IN
70, Of COM IN II M .nd sop
To Philadelphia rs Seu Jersey Railroad, foot oil
cad Il rada h. 600 p
To W. ~ o. Nc,,-j,rley Il. r.. foot Of
CoIriianlts... sad 10 :. m, "a F. m. and u
uialief -uutf ~ ~
boz fs ~ los la ro.asi 70 liiilfoed Tune Tables
zee adsegti., 4eits .iies gIt Of th.s paI-r.
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Dentisirn.

~ i. GRIFFIN & BROS. No. 2J3 Grand
~. g. New York and No. Isl Fulton IT, brooklyn.
extracting Teeth positively without pain by tho Of nixsss
oxyd charge Tor extracting wren sncia teeth e g
be- insd hey are -o inserting ul Of Teeth Gold.
So. Pla;ins So, Silver $40; Rubber $40 Partial $50
on gold . silver. 81. Extracting. ?, cents
Use DIR. MARKS AROMASIA FOR THH
~ TESTH- cesases the teeth and sweeens the ofesth
Cheapest full gold for ga rub6os
80 otsoT Nike proportion Teeth extracted wthsaS
p.is ID. y. MARKS. No. SIS Broadway. New-fork
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
HsonYsi Of Councilneu.

HhoHYa Of COuncttmens
OgrrcIAL.l stated SESSION, Thursday July II, 1854
O'Clock ?. }
The Board MT pursuant to adjournment in their Chamber
No IL Civ Hall
Present-CoI nclfreu Webster, Gross, hosef, JaqucS
Schaef.r Br,ndcu--5. :,
quorum wrrng their st roll CALI the fres'
der, dcllr ta. tho Board stood adjourned untu Monday
18th inst. ut , O'Clock p.
JAMES ~ SWEFNY, Clerk.
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s,1lpgsNG aNreInpcnNcn.
rORT 81 Nsw-YoRG. zee. jrIf p


s,.sn-f-"o.tiiy shaw. Pal.s'e!PhtL
Superintendent tbf.l' Pnfi'n Liverpool '"0" D-''
urir-casr~r VITA C;orwA Torrnson. Or'rns''vn'
p,,..e NJ. L. Neudt Aunis Ge.isrt ti,r.l. tocn'Hn'
vfll.r g. iiinrrrs GO. Cfinea, Pat'vf,on Ii''ou'
N ii.h Is 'snr. q. 49, 4.
..hr..r-,-d se,sai Iioyt Atssuifi. vs., Eoly'se 4
Nfr,,.,, Nshi sfan ool Liissu. Ihomrs'n = liunt'i
sens fnrii,A b.s'r New Bedford Forsi ~ WOO
-,or.- Bschstou. ilet. Pfeyl leat' J. 1 'efanior'
10. ,.-.. SsN.Iisyes, 4. $. GaesaJN sons
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,ioscmeui- % Ocean Steamers.


u,..,..If w. smith o.. fuih. o. Nii.ams. We. bDd.rg
vi. l.fryfu,n hrs Cr11 Nr. Joyce, Mr. Erosion. Mn.
,f.,a III, th-~ ,1l3r- NJ Tlafii Mf kelir. Mr. Lnd
W., ~ sal Hr. sii itn -hirr NJ Bauer Nr Her
randrf .fr NIuhrri Mr. ngurroi ildy two chidicn az
~ ~ ilr. ~ VI. .,lt,rlrI
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jane 49, lat a H. lon 49, Br bark Mary Ann Of g. Johr
y. r.. from Quebec for England .
June % 6 lon 20 IL Bremsa bark Franco foe New
York ~ day. ont. a. .
July H. let % %. Ion. 50 q. schr. Osprey. OF st. J'ar
N g. for Cork
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a SC.sF ~ CHARlg.TOs -. was living on
ny bed in the Charleston Hotel. unable 10 sleep from
the excessive boat AID li.trl.nr % tAs mOaotonou5
sound oi tle 'np"ade h"pt nu on the rneys position
nom Ole Oiras DuJ amos IL. aI. tesiiis- lni weary
OF the ~ l had lighted 4 clli, in defiance of mos.
keOcf, ND ,"iGll 10 pass away The ttc with go.uLe
OF bts Aii'oiaHr-. - ha.yrn,u Ia Do iho ono con.
tainug the gocpnat 1T the battle cf Ws'eriOo' and
while dee ply interested IN he CcrIpfUn Of the ru.lrg
gquadIons o. curss!rfs wa. si4ftc. Ly noise tAat
nom correction with ny rcafpr, roGouBift tho whirg
g.. platform sain of cavalry galopng IN mid mir.
My iiIs feeling that Of utter aston slmrnt. but
cnssh c.eeled By dcairning osposlsn IN the very
stite; Ia Tl4oh NY apartment was situate brought Lac
with u bcrad 1870 the center Of tho room. Looking
from te window. say smoke md fire iI.ring from q
hOuse Ia Which were stored TIE drugs nl the medical
puiYrf 10. 4 ~ -t'Lntn w14 rullIng frnaicaly down
Le street. md whom d. reached he corner mi below
ITO comIneuccd STRIKING with hs -. against the curb
.n0i of tiar pTaC iiesd among She CnI cstou police
At lT.t thought meteor Lad riI,n. bur another
aW.l rU,h and whiT right over tLe hotel and ~.
other explosion beyond. settled any doubts I might
generally gwen 90 lidahng under snch cir
cunstaDces, bu. viii defy any ooo
who wtnc sscd what witnessed on leaving ny roou
MOI, to have given way 20 mr.h in moderation. The
hotel ded th spectators who had been a..
Tacted u Tho oity b. tie so OF some bloc sae cargCs
and TIM corFDors llcd with these terrified gentle.
men rushing aboct ia The scsnost Of costumes a1d Tho
widest alwm. One porspirng individual OF p0rty di-
meHsons tro'ting 20 nni irJ witt boot and
tho other IT, AL Ad and th~ lFiy all tho GresS
te could boas, of In his cxcanont and he bad
forgotten tao naTbcr Of his room, fNim which 10 lad
trtored Vt t4c fret nlarm aud his distress lu,i.
crous 70 bctsA Another IN son s,Gio OF nudi,7 ih
pOYtisaof his garments his arm bsrked the sbns
Of every In his way f his eforls b. jg,is
Ilous trunk 10 the slarczse. On reaching tbs hall
found motley 0o~d. some VI whom with tie biggest
words wess cHTsing the Federal commsg deTs WhnI
came anaber she'd the roof, and down their
ccs went every OF thsm Into toDecco Juice and
oigs ends AID s2atterng among tbs spltoons. Bed
NOT sag Aat Ais IN cless VI frvn whom tiic Con.
fcderscy bopcs nothing, on tho contrary BY their
ortion, prssteed % suffering people. tbey have made
hsmsefvW execrath. II she'll could have fAIlen In
aIr midst and exteruina,d the whole Of huck.
sters 1t woad have been OF great bench, TO the South
(Blnckwooda Magazine.
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Sailed.

JuLT Observation-Disclosures.
Ships-Mountain Wave. Issmuel GoShrd.
Bsrs.-Nerthwood. r. III. Knight Stella Americas Eagle
Ellen Morrison.
Biss-Loch Lohmond. Hsnrietts
Schoonsrs-Wm. Cousins Lima, Hsnnd, Nancy, J. Pred
move q. p Binns John Wene. Glsnvood Ann d. Breeze
Belle Walker Mary w d, Pitts Adds L. Haines Washing
ton.
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The Rebels, while in Maryland plunderci
the stores OF their supply Of KRgrs EAST INDIA CoyFSf
sl-sseby causing greet dis're'- ~h,e>as orders hled
az frocegs n % oents ID
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melrrfrundp.

The plotboa Jane No l. picked up the 10Th Inst, OF
the > end Of the Woodlands steamers quarter bos painted
BLACK outside sad white inside had lSgs iros davt attached
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CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT. The Gen.
trql Park Commissioners announce that there VIII be
music on the Ma at the Central Park this afternoon
commencing at ~ O'Clock, by the Central Park Band
uuder the leadership of ii. b. Dodworth' II the
,,e,.ber ia fine. The following is the programme:
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-CaAxBsas-JuLY
22.-Before Judge HsITS
THY CASpS USDPR rrg NKW ACT Oy COgGRrSs

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-CalxBsas-JuLY
22.-Before Judge bsITS
THR CASES UNDER THa NBw ACT or CONGRESS.
Notice has been made in the law columns
rom time {. time Of applications made nndey the recent
act of Cougfoss behalf Of parties incLcesated ln
Fort Lafayette by the Government through the H.r
Department. In addition 10 the eases Of Marsh Allen
and Paine, application has been made on the psIt
silnio, rctarn was made b. Alai. Con. Dix 10 &c
order granted by Judge Bets 10 the oY Bi1ney
made in the case OF Palmer. viz; That The sub.
iects Of tie application held b. order Of the Pres
ident Of the United States, 20 answer before military
tribunal upOn charge OF violating the common law ol
sar and Of violating the blockade.
Those returns were demurred 10 by the respective
counsel iasucien in that they did not pct forth the
commission by The prisoners Of any ofeDse oogn@'bl
5ya miiitery tribunal
The pOrls claimed are analogous 70 the points urged
IN the hHrsh case which were fully reported ot the
time Of the argnen the naln point in theso cases be-
Ing that the OcHses for which Ito accused held
rot within the jurisdiction OF tie military authorities,
and not cosa.zable by military tribunal
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFEICE-JvIr. e.
Before Couluissioler OssoRS.
SMUGGLING.
August Schmidt, storekeeper OF the Bremen
steamship America, arrested and brough. before
she Commissioner. charged With smuggling nto this
OErict CERTAIN goods, wares, and merchandise liable
20 import duty. lie was held in 81. 90 bail
SUPERIOR COURT -spx>A. THANKFULLY R-Besr.
Jo"se GANviS.
DECISIONS.
Joseph L. Sanger agt. Patrick Murray. Mo
don granted defendants attorney sxing tbe propY
,smps 10 the undertaking and cestEoases Of ths 10
larry and q; costs Of opposing motion
James Webb sgt jones Helion. 8c.-Motjon granted
and reference ordered. See memoranda on papers
Eleassr yres sgt- Wn IL Hasey. grant,d
q defendant stipulstfng not 81 prosecute with al0
ses, 70 dsfsndsn TO ab the event. without psesdise
% Plaintiff right 70 further order on new pspess.
rhto johnson aRN George M anory Motion leupd
VIA G.c0sts TO abide evenA
Avn W. Marvin aga Pssriot Riley. Motto. Aessed.
wa " oosts 20 dofeDdsut
ootsn Adoph sgt VIM II. Walker. AD.-xsHsa
ss.ce without costa - without prejaAOe 10
Msn E. Salisbury sst. George b ColysE Admir-.
MOTION 10 refer granted. and reference ordered
''AAooArE's oPYICE-JgrY ss-Bsfors surroSss
TUCKER
T.. WILLS PROVED.
wild aud -tsstaments of the following
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The Rev. James B. Hardcnberg, ID. d., VIII
0.aea at the rooms Of the New-England Soldiers He'
lief Association No. lo4 Broadway. ON Sunday July
a. at 81 O'Clock p IN. The public are Invited to at
tend.
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A Hor WEATHRR IssTITUTIOS.-Each win
dow Of yo1r house b. len open sufcienty for vsna
by usrsG The buHsLAR AaAHS TpLEghArH and still b. burg
Iof tss BED rtn g all asSu II they opened noh ia
snsr. +. HoINks. No. l52 Broadway.
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The ROUND TABLE weekly literary journal
If This city suspended its publication with the last mum
ber the conductors deemng it imprudent to continue
the enterprise during the existence q the war.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

ai.r. as ,.-........ ia Ioon-llsei.. 93S.
/ hIGH Vsrsx rms pAr
s.1, T,,i 1859 iDv leland. ~ 80 ir Gse.... lls
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BISHOP MoCLosKEY. -The installation Of the
Most Rev John MoCiosky az the SUCCESSOR Of tic aie
Bishop Hughet will take place at st.
on Sunday August 81. The ceremonial be caFried
out with all the pomp and display of The Roman ritual
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The chinch bug is said to be committing great
havoc among Tho grain crop Of Kane liGrcou aud Du
Page Counties. Illinois In some places tbs yield Is not
worth harvesting.
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Professional NotireA


X ID. HAMMOND, N. D., formerly Pro
" tcs,or Of special Anatomy ke in the Srscus AedoA
College n Y. Consultations on NERVOUS DEBILITY Md
al and Surgical Affections from to 70 ~ and 10 soven
nsn Nc 81 East yshst. between &uh and Asdsoe-svA
nR. LEWISS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. BsaehsA. between vuhk snd
Was broadway tho only paoe whore tbs AFFECTED VIII
roccvs psopsx uis.heairssiussna Hosss nom 10 IN
EDWARD II. DIXON, M. D., Editor Of The
II sospsl. attends exclusively 70 OPEkATIyE SURGERY
snI the moro obscure diseases OF the Pelvic vscera Ha
stLturc Hemosrnoids vanooceis md R.tah Oce hoars
nom to to D. and 10 Evenings. a. No u Fun avenue
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DEAD THIS.-NOTICE TO YOUNG MEN.

NEAD TUIS.-NUIICE 10 lUUNU DiEN.
EA lame DeuteDsl g1pg 20 Chicago 1t, Louis ana osnS
V.ern Cities few wesh on business. would ~ 20 axe
some Yonn. Nan with hiri o. TRAVELLING COMFhniVN
and woud 2ay bis pc.ss r hn ass'ssno us nsM
render hat ~, wages. Is Is hne opportunity TOT yosS
man 20 zee the Wessrn country. Address a. D.. hefss
liite.
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SHOT IN \ SALOON.--Early on Friday morn-
iag Charles Miller. German while in the liquor store
81 Chas II. Lyons Of fiityrs street and Third
age1ue was RIO, IN the lip by come unknown persOs.
who made his escape. Miller taken tn ST Lukc's
Ho. pia where bis wound. which Wa Of slight caar
act r. was attended TO.
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STABBED IN THR NECK. Margaret Hurley,
rcsilng al 10 446 water street while passing through
Catherine street early Friday moraing was stabbed
M the neck by on unknown mna, who made l!s escape.
she ives taken 10 the EewYOrk Hospital. where Lrr
Injuries were pronounced ofa slight character
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STADBIEG AYPRAY.-Late on Thursday morn
ing William Halris and William Doueheity quauccl
IN the saloon Va. ~ Iast Broadway. ana du.Hg tie
CEcu.ty Harris stabbed his opponent the groin. in
f.!rling dangerous wound. Ihr injured nnn, VIII,
leldes NJ No 81 Market street. was taken - the New
York Hospital LnIrs Was committed b. Justlsl
Downing
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Ar3P. M.-.An advertisement in anothe
colnpp states tina, the leading dry goods dealers Il
broadway and Canal street oad aso dealers IN one
articles have agreed from this date TO Sept 70 ei''
Ielr stores on Saturdays at 3p. m
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nREAn AND CRACKYRs.
KID, SHE'LL, &C.
.a.I.t ~
TIN COST or LIVING IN NETWORK.
.R,,u.y Iuiy DIP

Helrings, scaled. y
, box..-........... 90 40
Aiackerel. salt, each. lCa -
Msokcrol, smEd, y 10. 1901"
Mussels, Y J peck. 20 40
lOystCrs, Stew. p
lCO.....-.....759Sl %
'lOystcra Saddle Rock.
do. &, 100. 80 O00 81 O.
lSelmon. Smoked. T. fb32@2o
Salmon. Nova-ScniaA
frcsh smoked. = ib.R1 90
Salmon. new pkdPit.O a p
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Reli9lous Notices.

4 Ncw Ep!sropnt Cbu rch.--Dtine Service viii b.
h b. tbs Church OF tho Holy Trinity n Rutgss institute
ay between list aud 42J So SUNDAY, a. i0t IN
and p m. The Rev ELLIOTT ID. ToaPkiNS vii
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-27

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 2l.-The Democrats
Jefferson City special says the rebels re-
crossed the Missouri river at Brunswick,
day before yesterday, They nov hold
Brunswick, Keitsyile and Carollon,
and.are pundoring them.
Col. Perkins encomped yesterday at
Fayettc, Howard county, with reBi
ment of bushwhackers.
Gen. Fisk is repairing the railroad
west of Jefferson city.
The last heard from Price was that
his camp was at Waverly, in the north.
eastern corner Of Lafayette county
Rosecraus is following him closely. His
train numbers over four hundred wag-
ons, which he is evidently irving to get
through The southwestern portion Of the
State. while he himself goes through
Kansas.
Price and the bogus Governor, Roy.
nolds, il is said, have had two quarreIs
the latter thinking it practical to hold
the State, and the former not. There is
trouble brewing in Prices camp. Ma.
ny of his officers swear they won't 60
back 10 Arkansas, but will remain in
Missouri, whether he does or not.
Gen. Curtis has been fighting Prices
advance all day on Little Blue River,
ten miles from Independence. Curtis
holds a good position, and Price will
oe near or at Lexington, The Lamine
bridge will be repaired, and the rail.
road running to WarrenabuIg in Two or
three days. Evorythingis working fine.
IL. achievements will be at the right
place at tho proper time. Gen. San.
born is reported skirmiShing with Shell.
by to-day between Bonneville and Wa
verloy.
St. Louis, Oct. 2l.--Eighty men of
Colonel McArthur's colored regiment,
under Lieut., Johnson, were attacked
near Fort Doneson, on the 18th, by
$50 guerillas, who made three charges,
but we're repuIsod, when tho rebels fed
leaving forty killed and wounded on the
field, Our loss is four killed and ten
wounded, Among the former is Lieu
tenant Johnson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-27
oRcinI War Bulletin.


The folInuioD leleprams receiyed tLis
,,orr,i,g cortsio mrIber particulars of
,bS b,t,joof CEDAR Geek,
Cedar Creek Va October 20.
leu GEN. u'""
We have ngain been favored oy a
great victory, won from disaster by the
gaIlantry Of our officers and man
The attack on the enemy was made
about + NJ by ale't nai' "nesI o'
the whole line with division OF cav
airy tuning each Hank OF tue enemy Tue
whole line advanced
The enemy alter stubborn resistance