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hnos'ng ne anxiety ieI, hy our plan
0ss 70 know what bccomes Of the cotton
winch The poEe'nmcat requires OF them,
"e give ipr their beu.h' the following nc
NfeS furnished l' by captain ;. ! lyuch
Quafiffmaster az Browus'iie, showing
what he has done
Siuc" The .ih o' October be has ior
wsidcd 90 San Antonio .ai AlIeyt0a oyr-
90" QUO 'h' OF army stores amone.' which
Wt lY'pp pair' ui shots 5000 pairs n[
blankets. luoc' yards grew army cloth
'uuI Fsfas Ffvy -Hinei over 80 oO1 yard
Drown d'.ine 10000 yard ui shee'lnr
I-5o' Yards Igu' dues about 10000
"o'.'" -flr's $4,000 drawers. 10000
yards h"nne. 10000 MS leather lo54S
lo' -atti IRON lo' mess kettle 1000 les
nAf and foe, 10000 lbs chains. Gves
h-rirao &c, " csscs Int cases thread
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neighborhood. for tho pupose, II is sup
posed, q covering the operations Of the
enemy upon the Central road.
A hgh, occurred today At Groenvald.
vile between the Yankee cavsry aad {.
part oil Wheeler's command The result
Sss highly credtAsle to our troop,
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The Latest News.


a- Augusta. Two columns concentrated
Al Atlanta 10 move ON Charleston OF Beau
fort Macon and Augusta railroads des
.uyed ~ they pass on sherman carries
.,ly days ratlous,. ~bermaus army con.
,.ls e.. four corps aHd ten thousand cav.
.ry $1,000 oil told
Richmond paper, say sherman i' threat
enlug Mobile.
lachmond papers say Gen Brcckin-
Il. rcpoft. 90 D. 9Th having turoed Bull
zap Tine enemy attempted 10 retreat
,uth Nnu-u- and Dukes commands He
struck their column routed il, and cApllr.
ri -eyerai hundred prisoners ten stand oil
eoers. II, pieces Of artillery cassons and
horses complete, fifty loaded wagons aud
anbaanccs with medical supplies
'irn Hood IS IN motion. Destination
F,st Tennessee.
\ large portion Of Sherman il moving
foWatd, Selma
IN immense ic., with stores hr arrived
~ Nooilr
W,.mSeroS. Nov. Is A determined
.FItt is shout 10 be made by ,hr admins
tati1u 10 bring anout IN understanding
Nth the C01fedcfacy Commissioners
s be appointed Go meet rebel coumis-
.Iauers.
Peace propositions will be presented to
ar..
The Richmond Dispatch ssy' Belief
expressed here that Macon s.- fallen.
thanks ul Che amy stretched over many
rs by cavalry obtaining supplies sui
.4p,ug town, MiI.edgsyii,u vas cap.
.irgi oy cavalry some members Of the
s4fure w,:e captured Treat excite
rH.
Augusta Grorg,s militia under Howell
anh ard Ggs,Avu- Sm,th cae7el bat Ut
.r resistance
i.u..s.glts. NOV % After Gillian
-,.ru' drieat Rrcckinfdge advanced TO
Axo4.t Phm sad Baifs Cras.
Roads threatening Knoxville aud Cum.
..f.aul cap Ga 2lst Breckenridge al
.aacsl To Howell Bridge ia mites from
uuberiapl Gap Heavy skirmHhlne g
~ BIrbrilgt moyes out from Lexing
,ou 20 protect the Kentucky border from
Breckenridge
Saw oRs, N1y % told 22l
California st-amtr- now youyoycd by
-.uboat for prudential reasons
Rebel have got boat uu lAle Cham
..n
Matters a. rcJ.rrUrS as heretofore
bu'r. D.p t...A about ro bC opened
Richmond pSp,,. 1i ir 24d contain dis
.at.uc5 itom Naoou. saving that ou sun
.-t al sherman was u.faiu rs miles ui
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THE SIXTEENTH on DECEMBER

Wv -''''' Argus Aoa '''sN
There ART periods Of doubt and dark
ness gloom and uncertainty which
our reliance upon human agency become
weak Looking only TO the skill aud
wisdom OF men, opposed by natural Oh
stacles' ietiered by circumstances, thwar,.
ed by what We call accidents our bath
ial'efs' and We fee The oppression Of des.
pondency. After all We say to ourselves
there IS a power above rs, there IA that
DIVINITY which disposes and controls do
what We may, and lie alone must and
VIII decide our tate.
Tho Christian understands the case by
another language he still and know
that am God will he exalted in The
earth. i am JsH0yAu, aud there is
none else there is no God beside nc
form the light, AID create dark
ness make peace and create evil
war / JsnovAH do oil these things
uier unto God thanksgiving and pay
thy VOWS unto the Mos, High and call
upon me IN tn. day Of trouble ! will De.
liver thee and tbou shalt rloriiy me
" No TO them that 60 down Ia Egypt
for help and depend on horses and trust
10 chsrlots because they arr many and
~ horsemen they are very strong but
they look not unto The Holy One OF Israel.
neither seek the Lord. Now
The Egyptians are men. and not God
and their horses flesh and no. spirit,
bc not afraid no dismayei by reason
OF inns great multitude. tor the battle he
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NV NoNN, Nov. 10 The total osscs
o. Che -rb,, General Price in Missouri
from 'ho commencement ~ the campaign
"a, Pilot Knob down 20 the 'im' when be
took refuge 10 the eastern part Of Kansas
on ,he 18th uit are estimated a. over
3 eco IN killed AND Wouudcd and about
5000 prisoners
The entire Union loss was l60a when
Zen fs.ssusoR ,glinquished the pursuit Of
Pucc. shattered army 90 the .9th alt
The CHASE nss taken up by tnrta, who
some time slacc, as our readers are aware,
drove the rebels across the Missouri border
into kars4s
Nw IoRs, Nov - The Comner
cal. Wash.u.'oa special says It s
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
BHTOy-- PULrvR.--At the residence OF the brides
mother tuesday. September ID, by the Rev. Louis l.
Noble, WALLER 7. Hnroa, OF Bergen, n. j.. to JENNIE
BUTLER, Of Nee York.
LYALr--rMPoaD.-- Meredith, N. Y. on Thursday,
September s. by the Rev George r. ENTER, JAhHs LYA,
O. this city, to MARsAagT, second daughter or Charles
Teifcdr, Esq, OF Meredith, Delaware county, Z.
RoSK-HUsTEED On Tuesday, september 10, Az the
Courai Methodist Episcopal church, avenue by
the Rev. Henry j. Fox CHARLES RcNK 70 Miss CLAuDIsA
HusTgxD, both OF this city.
Orange and L lister counties papers please copy
SrRssI-HARvEy--On Monday September IL, At the
house of BRIDES brother in New York; BY the Rev
Or. Burchard, GEORGE w. STREET 10 Miss JENNIE HAR
vEy. both OF Albany.
Albany and Chicago papers please copy
TOgysySp-HsAvERs.-OnM Monday, September o. ~ the
Presbyterian church, OF ihity-hrst street and
Ninth avenue, BY the Rev. Isaac Sec, CHARLES IowN
sxSp Jr OF Jersey City, TO Mss SrsAS T. BsAvsRs, OF
Brooklyn. . ~
residence OF the BRIDES parents, BY the Rev. v ~
Crooks D. d. RICHARD NEucH 70 Miss AsSIE, third
daughter OF Thos. Scveason all OF this city. .
Wsrrg-rErAyoY Tuesday, September l3, AZ the
residence OF tho brides father, by tho Rev W. NcAis-
ter Mr. joan H. WHITE of New York, 70 Niss SARIa J.
Dgr ANoy, OF Brooklyn, r.. u.
wrrrs-MAusws- tuesday, September 10, Of the
OF the BRIDES uncle Sl3 second avenue by the
Roy n Ralstou Smith, WM II. WELLS 10 EvpBEHiA
MATHEWS
watnam (iass.) papers please copy.
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S HIPPtNG NE w S.
Alxsylc roE WV yors-Trr piy
........... SO wocS NON 0e
............... i1ieisR wsrwa...mofp 70
Por, OF view York, September NJ, 1885


CiEAHtu
Steamship Tabsl Cain, Lat1rcp santa ksrihA~ RIbon
Murcz.
s.eamshlp Costa Rics, Tlnkispaagh- Aspinwsil-p 3
Allen
Steamship Serriuac samy,on, New orleans Ragef
Br0s,
shlp Albion tnrj LocNe Live poo--Tarscoit Brcs Co
5hp Duisbura tfr,isl, Wclllcs Gtprs-C I1itrr Co
Ears Jenny tBfeml HavghoEsi L3naon-Eugcr Bros
Bark Roean,ond. Fcket, tnycpue-Psex & ghursh
rarE Nonparrfl. filrn Malsrs-Iess@W Tickevsng.
nsrk winthsop tBfi, Mouop, 81 johns PR-Brttt, 300
A Go.
sne wl.komme tPrus), Atrs'hs, oueens,ows-Sussb,
Bra s,grsts tBrj, Kent Autverr-Hurs'sy Ring
Fra ssfnh flagg (BFJ Wood navsra a--Trulto Vin,pa
Brg Thomas 0wep, petisngh kGtvhss-Ihompscp J
Hunter
Beg Rescue tBr). lands 81 obus NF-Royd A Ihnclsn
Prg Gesry, Jonkliu, FORTRESS Monroe
schr W 1 Burroughs Houstcr, Nsrteiiss-T Duuhsn.
Eohr Graham tBrD. bosesold, NGss&a-Nssto
Sehr sawyer. Drsko Lrgsu.
hchr Mary Sawyer, LngAn-- q lompson Honter.
SChf II ore tfyA, Carroll S JOINS MA So,ithers Co
sehr Fas!orn Belle. Halev, AiesAEaiR--R r. Buck 4 Co
Echr Arthcmus Coma Philpdeiphia-.0 L. suow.
SchT brewer, Wood, tAEt. hyors--j Eaviiand.
schr Partridge Hit Ell,sDcth rort-w RroW a Co
Schr Aobg Rfs ckait Ach0rr, Baih-M-.caif Duncan
echr Centurion. Green. Bosi1n-H W Loud n Co
Schr Lady SAifoik trs1ee, CcAassct-H W Loud A Co
Hchr Lawson, SNOW, New Haven
Steamer Josephine Thompson, CundiE Baltimore
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke, Drew Havana. Sept s, PM with
mdss aud passengers ~ Iullan, Hcipeksn Co iih,
IL 80 PM several bales cf rotton PM. steam
Rhode Island bound .; 2lbfM, steamers 70 the
speaHns each other apparently auuooa-ous large side
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Police YnssiIsCencs.

ARRAY BxrwEsx SoLpIsss-0M or THxx
0slr saor.-tcr some time past Lieutenant Colo
As' Burns, OF the Second regiment New York
aves, has been In this city on a twenty days fur
oSI oi hts reglmeH, having rs-enlisted. aud being
be neld. A number Of the former members OF the
!, who refused 20 re-eulist, have been foiio~inG
Barns about The city and threatening him Win
violence, alleging as . reason that he ~ treated
fe In tins service OF the government. oa Mon
|ning several ai these discharged soldiers met
Burns IN the pubic house OF Thomas Lawrence,
Freepwich avenue, and again ccmmsnced 10 abuse
poe OF the party, panied James Hamilton, went so
ssid, as ~ assault Colonel burns. who cautioned
i 10 peat tho violence but, Hamilton failing
the caution Burps drew his revolver and fred ay
. bullet taking effect 10 hls eft do and passing
tho reach Of . probe od.cer Rose, Of the Ninth
!. Immediately arrested Colonel Burns, and ne
Id 20 await tue result OF Hsmilton's injuries.
N was convey ed to the New York Hospital.
81 Burns has faithfully served bis country for
BARS and three months, and he has been In no less
rty battles and ssirmisheA
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~h-ss steering X. the other smsn sdewheci psi~>
w'ntse Nhl.e moke..Ae.s spa e1sy ioesi - lsr
r,eausnip 1enes.l Lsoa tunsportI. Ward rortres.
ssvs wdne,m ',isnoyf sl-ss Liverpool. 81 days with
Goa 9 hassr .,o. ,s,, ca...u . Ia.
oa.. s. .aS @. ssS@ ss sso s''s a.: x
h. : s. a> 50 % SPOKE Br BARK Grace Daras from aicl
TX L.ms>os Lass. Green. oionfuegos. "a days with
BARK ocean rrAssiIer Freelhy, Lagsn II days COAL
SRI anS Yates osoo,n Rive, wcA s5 days with palm
scnr neus ansen Sc Martins. 10 days with salt 10 jos
hr FRANK aerssrt croweIl Linssu s days with coal.
sohr " Dorado YOUNG shuse Ms u days with spars.
schr Mai!ie sRr ssrserte. s.JOhu NIB, Is drys with
schr Xssea. MoFada en. -Hisboro, NIB. 10 days for
scar J " webster. Bess vsrth Port aoys. dayA
hShr coast Fiiyt Ro~ley ;rors Eoya, days
schr ssiis Gay s,ets,n. vE1ini..
Scar Hap.ieoa s:prr v,rass AA
sssr sasir our ;,%s: ,ws:ano
scSr Sr h.S.'S 3 slss ssOn fidrs;s iSs,aa1s so's
scsr cssy,s. GSas raads>.S,s % tos aoass
sear Mariel, Giipstri,k. Efshetlspors'for Boston.
sSr Ssss ,a for asSosa
schr lahn,roo, aras Bang,r. sdays
ss%r ss%r ssrssi.., rsi ssass.t H.A... ss.ss
schr Sem iqss,sa rsauss lss so.soa s DAY.
Schr New York. Parker Boston, days.
Behr Yarmc ith. Baker Boston.
Schr Chanbs rlAn. Por Boston for Philad6jpnfA
6chr Eclipse. Hurscss, Ne Bedford.
Schr Fred Eugene, Crockett New Bedford.
Schr w Baulsbury Nexers"n, Providence
Schr 4 w.nsns. Burde I, rroynenoe.
Echr Emma (sr). Magn.re. Newport
schr W Bcsrdman, Bi@rd Hartford Tor EItzabefhport
Schr Vim r Burden Adams, Albany
Schr Hoichkiss Robbins, Albany for Boston,
Rchr q w Cummings, houit Albany boston.
Schr q w Whistler, ~, Ham, Albany for Boston.
Hchr Eastern Belle, Haley, Newburg for Ale ssndrA
Schr Lawrence, Freeman. rong hkcepsie Tor Boston
schr y v Hill Weldin. Ron dntf for Boston.
Schr w Cargili Baker, tendont for Bossoa.
Steamer VIM Woodward. Moo e. Baltimore
Steamer Anthracite. Jansg rbtAdsiDhiA
Steamer Monitor Jones' Pbiadephs-
Steamer Massey. Smith. Phila i-tphia
Steamer " G. Plerrapout. Green. PkiadelphiA
Steamer Franz. Thompson. PhiadeiuhiA
Steamer Delaware Asnrnore. Trenton
Steamer Westchfsor. Baker IrovdsnoA
Steamer Sea Gull, Rector. ProvfdenceL
BELOW
Brig John Freeman (of Hos'oni, from Baltimore
The report that ST Ursula Rio JaneE0
rived below, was an error
SAILED.
1ath--steamer Costa Rica
Wind At suasot NV.
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Ss .ss Ss.,;s SD .sss: assls Ia. Poly rss
yari.oa Dsseraa Jsa-s I...g Hiaeke, Hs,ts. Neal
fssa"sass! f,.rsy ssrsy Afss rss.s:rs f.
ssda. @ Scroll s,r's , for 20 s 49,
a Loo saa scssS
wism Ira ,siss acbssa, Geo sshlSsscS. ana James
3D. :.s :
ElusbstaDor!i i,h: len n.lnss cinera, DO. SD tn,
sssr. Forest King Per " sfoss; Sm Bud aud Angler
;ses FsssA osS.sy Sys
Bali. Baitlmogs Reeves; En, Inc Gnla orsues smith
Bass,sy ssas s..Ss.l s~ss % Nsof. x...v.,...
s.asa. 'is s' sssfs S
barSs John Grs s,ysssr PsasA ia; o nIas EnW.%. sp
%l's sa S@es :. Fsrs r fsesH aass ss ssS.
srss .s.,ss 4rst aSsps s asa
ssr.s s,s ds%Srasspos % Sampson blA Bath Law
iith-Ar Grss Showers. Park. dlAcs Ba,; II II xcGn.
Norma. .sser Rs,.sn rigs s,s husss sss
S.. s:SeG ESrs.s hsa5es s.
80 @ f.c sses
boston. New a,sIsad rerSsa Roekaas Ale Saa ksI
sake; Sst .s sSs sss & s"s dFs ss w.o sa 1iIss I
y ss roI ass. F ws ss
SsEaeas.i gurus Parsons. Bosor scrrs Laura Pride rh
ki sbsts: k.ilv y. Mar.in darirg: and Hssmsnd.
Sarah, Yenson New Bedfft l. " ~ err Sumner Portland.
PORTLAND, apt IUCid BARK w HARD Creech, Bclfasi,
l. schrs Hannie Wesibrook Bal Ksctric Light Wat
lace, Phsdepha Sid slip Eusenia; bark Arein as.
l.th Arr schr west Wind. Gilman. Phlsde phfa.
PORTSMOUTH. Sept 5-Arr schr Snow squat, Shepherd,
Philadelphia.
rKOvIDkNCE, Sept la-Arr schrs r King, Smith
Ph'Adephs. Charles Edward. iIia ns urbsna. vii OK;
Trenton. Martin, and Macalm James, ELF chport N
Steeiuku NckersOn; Isabea aud Seraph, Rider
kYo,k. SID schs Iicavo, Murch, kYork Eaworh,
c0rding 10 wud); Young america. Potter, EYorh-
thArr schrs CerO UOrdo Buck Slew Philadelphia;
os bnsr rsnr ar, and
r.yalion' Baker. YORK; sloop 70 nter. Nichols DO
i2th-Arr schrs y r Cooper Kelly; Cabinet, Burdick:
hrown Child; Henrietta, Taylor; Deiaware Mean1; Dr
Kane RIDER Mather Collins aud Auiaxon, Chase, Ei
1abethport SURPRISE Barber Brooklyn. he schre
Stratton, New Regllus Burey. from Et2ebchport
Sid scbrs Texas. Chsmpn. Niork; Neptune Cark do tor
PAWTuCKET. Sept To- Arr schr seraph Rider. NYork
KOCkLAND, Sept 6--Sd schrs Union. Peneicton, and
leader. Allen kYOrk; 7th Superior, Hatch. and Kim
bali Jr Crockett. 40: Hodadon Halls Antelope, &or
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 7-AT steamship Sacramento,
Bfadburn. NYork.
sth-Arf ship ASsria, Evans Liverpool
SALEM, Sept IO-Arr schrs Aid, lrelan, and Wv Sim
mons. Godfrey Philadelphia. -.sM rs
Ilth-Agr schrs Harriet Rogers, Frambes, Philadelphia;
. 1 Condon; Go., jersey CITY Sid 10Th brig Michigan
Randall. NYosk: Geo Washington, Pendeton. do
SOMERSEf. Sept l0-Arr schr Nightingale. Young, Phi
ladephia.
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Obituary.,

esolulion passed ~ the Board or Aldermen, At
Getting held on tho 18Th inst, and conveying q
coincidence TO his family referred to Colonel WI
|C GR0wnR, Of the Army OF the Cumberland who
ed while leading bs regiment In the battle o
pro, at the capture OF Atlanta. Colonel Grower
|nerly connected with the metropolitan Bank in
y.
Pvernor HRyRr JOHNSON Of Louisiana, disd on his
~, In the parish of Ponte Coupss, on the 4th OF
% tho ago of about ninety.
GRMoa died at ST. Francisville H., on the IL th
lst, aged ore hundred and two years.
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GRAND onion DEMONSTRATION.
VI MCCLELLAN AND OUR COUNTRY
Come as the winds come when forests are rended:
Come, as The waves come, when nSvies are stranded
In accordance with the request OF tho Chicago Conyon
' THE PEOPLE or NEW YORK
irrespective OF past dfeences aud divisions who believe In
FREE sfEEcH, FREE rREss, AND PERSONAL
who love and revere tue
UNION. CONSTITUTION. LAWS
FLAG OF oUR COUNTRY.
PEACE WITH REUNION,
aud opposed 10
THE PREskNT ADklNISTRATlOE,
are r.quessei to meet M.nS {, snd aT%Ind SS,,I..r
SATURDAY EVENING, September Il
Of the adoption Of the tItu,on> for
GEORGE u. MCMILLAN
For President and
GEORGE Ii. FENDLETON
For Vice President OF the United atstes.
uisoeuished orators from all pars OF the couuuy will
Address the peope.
rnlop Square Win be brilliantly Illuminated.
Rv Order OF The Jolut Comm tee of Arrangements.
Hiramk ketchum.Jr John Y y sliid.. lenetrs FL On
/ Dr a Pcrckmap. Z. j. McAlear Dr. r. T. Stevena
!. seehacaer ~ w. Churahil u. Il. Potter.
q 0ttendorfer. Elijah +. Pnrdy Harris Boger
grnncis j. Tucker. jas. l.. Miller JOIN Pvne
ar. fred. krech. A ake DIR. W Sc.Iiriner.
Ellison Hurd H. McCiosky. j.. L. Moves
Fredel lck Rerper. ". jackson. A. EickboR
II. q. AckersDsn. Louis kelsiDscr. 81 w. Gone.
Phip j. C02sus 4. j. Mafshe~son. X. Gamble.
jag j cosnan- James fynch d s. Holden.
I.hu HcDousd Eevron Perkins Henry Heris
fohu p Sage J. W warth y. MctAhe
,rcsh ia IasaCs j. VI. Norrnus q Levect.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR Chairman
ensE"" e,sGssI y. y. k,ns N@sI0S' Secretaries.
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Arrivals and Departures.

EAHA-Stes mshp Rosuoke--WM johnson and boy, A
Bill N August, X j Compton, W r Compton. Fl Hoyt,
Stusst. ID MeEiiees, PAricio Boz. VIM smith and
MilabrAn aud lady Josefa de Yznaea. A b dc Ra-
sern, wGo.te, Rocholl Marquis dc Corlo and ser.
jules Co!let, Caro Mera, Santiago Chica II W Ersn.
a D.sz, Mrs seris, MrsA Mason. Marian Palacio;
8 Eyers. G Le.endre d q Regon, Manuel
Danl Dewning NJ ce zalba. G Oemichen. q Conforte.
Mario, J ierpandez, + Casino, A CondfvO Maria
p. Luis Turpurs. and Is in the steerAge.
y Paper MnMufacgurors.
"a will be paid for Ioe1J rsarns OF good Fourdriuier
Sire, 32xG6-l5 lbs
4 Apply at this ofics.
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The Br,tI.h steamer yosie.

PEIIADgLrHIA, Sept Is, 1854.
British steamer Josie, Thompson, from New York,
ply FOR Havana, put into the Delaware break.
~ the evening Of the 10th instant, and coaled.
deserted from her and informed an Inspector OF
. Of her character, who syerhauled her aud found
have recently been a priza registering two hun
ID thirty -seven TONS Immediately after the officer
Mar shall, left her she hoisted British colors and
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Fire at Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 13, 1854.
retors house and coal shed Of the Worcester Gas
ny wore burned last night. Twenty .1ve thou
oers worth OF coal was destroyed.
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The National Horss Fair.

HAETYoRp, Conn.,, Sept. 13, 1884.
|Nasionai Horse Fair at Hartford has been post
|ons day on account OF the weather. The exhi-
Wi. begin on Wednesday morning, l4th inst, aud
Ido three days. very large number OF entries
splendid sho. may be looked for, 3
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.txes Cushed In all Legalized LOtte.
J. II, CLAYTON & CO, No. 10 Wall street.
rooms Nos. 6 aud 9, New York.
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Ho,rov Every whcre.-tfc c nd nc he
btbeohs Nau-alg.A ana Catlrrh. -Use W0LCOfT's In.
|ut Pain Annh ia.or. Small bottles, 25c large ~.
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A-Espenscrci cid. Hat sMnnutacioreT and
fashion for Janilcn~ns Hats has hc atve of the
really for inspection aud sale at No. lis Sss
fcet
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Hiu's Hair Dye-jO Conts.s Biack OF
Browa Reliable Depot No. Barclay str,e1 Sold ses s'
druggists.
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IL You Want 10 X nsxv. e.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book people and goot hook Tor sy
ore Price 81 So To he had all depeis Cootsnss
tables mailed free. Address
Dr. Is. d. FOoTE. I,i3c Broadway. n Z.
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Hair Dye-ahe Beat in the
9rd Harmless reliable The only perfect
q Sold by al drugsss Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Hsr.1s r..so. n.r..s w,.h NJ. dIs,rs..,ns .n.u.

nm sppit alton % a. AhDRf-W> : D. II wsiS-r street
The preferred. oea Y nose IN ave @ nrei
kuds OF trnsses witho sAti.. Sto re r5I Oulco
hours laesiays Ftiass fro "a IL " o'ciok fe
on Saturdays 81 the same h.ura
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a ,t an ton --Coinns:ttee on Hammers,
Insparencer, Fls-s SO, csl, at e gas, ngoadwey.
g II. TYLER. Manufacturer.
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rixes Cashed In all Lcgaltxed lot
H. and information given JACOB,
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Loss Of y We.tera stea rner.

Loss OF WesterA steamer. n&
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. lS, 1864
steamer John J. Roe, recently sunk nosr New
!. 6hs was valued at $4,000 and insured for
J. Four lives we're lost. The boat had consIdera-
'ernment freight aboard.
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Address To smc * xers..-Feiiak q Son,
rspssim rnanrsac urerx removed from Bfoome street
kg2 groadwav, near Fourth street. Wholesale aud
Pipes cut TO cydsr suc Tspalrcd.
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hair Dye. PreservNttve
IS wig Depot, wholeanl- aud retail, No. AsoI House
he dye applied BY skf u ariiAis.
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d. NJ. Eayg q Co., 81 Maiden Lane,
scss Bronzes Paintings, Fans, OH Goods Jewel
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|Cnrtes dc visite-s2 per Doze N. at m. y.
lggON co ~ largo and connections gallery 1892 Broad
~ bewssn nineteenth ard twentieth stresiA Wig.
p;tes e3 pcr dozeu. Proof stowu.
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he Vo,uptuous Od0rs OF Persia, with
tie fair inmates Of the Zenanas perfume their robes
less exquisite than the soft and spirtuel fragrance
tALON SONS Might Blooming Cereus." Sold by
~ p0ts
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POLITICAL.

A + AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE SEVENTH
n Ward Democratic Mcclellan Association. held At Mr.
keiilys. 46 Monroe street Mr. Michael Mulqum
the air the following officers were unanimously eeced
rrrsident-Johu A. Whalen; Vice Prcsideutskobert A.
Jones, James heasrman. jeremiah Donovan James Ma
lin James Reilly Daniel " Brien, William Maher; Secre
tares--Wiiiam Callahan. John II. Terney; Treasurer
Peter Nsu gbon: Finance ComnitteeMesars. VII lam Ke
w. George w. Armstrongx Michael OJeary, Thos. Shields
Jeremiah X Creed ioha Murfsy Edgin j. Granville u
chne Guqun. After adoptng series OF resolutions 10
favor OF Mcclellan and Pendeion the meetng Rd ourned
the above place Thursday the 18th inst at TX
r. M. Br order Of JOHN a. wHALEN, rfssidenI
JoHN II. TlxlSEy, leoa,.,o.t..
WlLisM CALLARAE. Soe>'s'@oS'
Ii, KINDS or POLITICAL BANNERS, - LAGs,
N Trsnsnarenc'cs &C. at the Of hsadIstefs 81 Duane
street. OF Broadway. Established fStI HOJER
GRAHAM Eiga, Banner and Ornamental Paincrs