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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
TESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WESTMINSTER

WESTMINSTER COUNTY CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-SgPT. 25--Before Justice BAR
SARD.-Emine Mayer agt. Lemon b. Trip Sheriff &c -
Of repevin brought by the plaintiff for the
recovery OF horse and aud other prop
ey belonging and which had been given to her by her
father and ftbernlaw her own and sole property she
being married woman or Tor Its y6Ise seized ana taken ~
the Sheriff execution against the husband The defend
ants undertook show that the husband had exchanged
sold and bought with this OF his Wie and thus had
become possessed Of right ownership and thus the property
became liable The Jury verdict Of sJ7j damages and
six cents costs which the Court granted allowance Of
per cent on verdict " H. Baker and r. s Hart for the
plaintiff; Che and Robertson for the defendant.
Francis Hunter and atharne his wife, Charles Anthus
This was an action brought p tne panns Tor damages oI
assault and battery committed by the defendant on the pron
OF Mrs Hunter in the OF Mamaoneck by striking her
in the face and backing and dshenrng her face and choking
her The testimony OF the paintn was mat the deebdant
came into her nnprOyOked committed this assault
and battery The defense proved by the defendant himself
that the complaining witness had commenced he dhcuy by
throwing boiling the defendant and that he neither
struckOr ehoked her There considerable cross swear
in the The case being given TO the jury they found
for the plaintiff IN damages $50 For plaintiffs = NJ Purdy
Peter A. Klug agt John ncky False imprisonment by
Anthony Bonner sgt Patrick McCuskey. Assault ana brt
teVcfdct for defendant The Court granted an extra al
lowGnce OF $50 for the defendant C. IL Purdy for Phinui
Haight and TompkiDs for defendant.
In CHAABgRs-Beiore Judge Bernard. Samuel EmDerkon
agt. William Tayor.-Verdict for plaintiff.
Henry Reynolds agt AnselC. WeseyBy consent OF par
ties. dismissed without costs.
John Roman ssf BeDJamin Mead.-Now on.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIEs.-Union Division, No. 2,
SoBs OF Temperance Of Harlem, paid visit last Monday
evening Mount Vernon Division Mount Vernon. " Y.
and the affair passed of very creditab 10 al concerned
After speeches aud singing the pleasant little ball OF
tse latter Division the party numbering nearly 900 repaired
20 larger hall where refreshments laid oct ample
sGpp5 Some excellent piano music listened to. and what
bercd by both Divisions nationally and lrofaby
spent
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ITAITlM OPERA.

Max Maretzek has announced the programme of his
opera season in Brooklyn and no ordinary entertainment
Is promised The feature of the season is OF course the
temperance Of Gorgio Roneon the great 0E60,
comes with worldwide reputation Ronconis comedy
is superb We have nothing equal to it on the ync
stage In CrispinO la Comare the renowned artist
viii make his debut and is also announced IN the ever
charming opera of Fra Diavoo. In addition to Ron
conf, Maretzeks company includes Miss Kellogg, OF
whom we need scarcely speak, so well known arc her
beautiful voice and artistic merits Sgnoa Natal Tesla
who will make her first this county Sonora
Carmen Pooh, who is announced for "Il Trovatore
Mazzolini the popular tenor Belini who has had few
equals among the bsrtOnes We have heard; Antonucc
Dubreui and Fossa are other artists which strengthen
this fine company The will begin Oct. TO- in the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music, closing on the l3h' Max
Marezek announces that he has replaced the music and
costumes destroyed the burning of the Acad
emy and promises present the operas announced IN
STYLE unprecedented in America. We shall not comment
upon this further than say that the director is famous
far the fulflment of his promises, and that like Mr.
Johnson but with better reason, be may claim that MS
past action is an earnest Of his future course.
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FENIfNISN.
MEETING Of THE M'nALE CIRCLE.

MEETING nE THE M'HALE CIRCLE.
A large and exceedingly enthusiastic meeting was
held last evening connection With this Circle At the rooms
Of the Early Closing Association, No 26' BowsIy
james Mcmahon the Center Of the Circle pre'G and the
following ipruminent Fenians were present. III James Se
phens Coils Burke, Condor and CorkerrY .,u
Previous arrival Of Mr. james oephe"s CoL bnho
addressed tie assembly In the course 81 MS t'nufhs ne
stated that the home were combined en- relny oI
action All they wanted and ammuntio1. Ia Ire
land there was military spirit aud spirit Of unity which
nothing could break. . 49, .-, -,
While Col Burke speaking, Mr. Stephens entered the
hall and was received with VoceroIs cheering Col Burke
then gave way 10 Mr.. stephens. =,
Mr. stephens commenced by remarkng that the men IN Ire
laud determined fight this year sma eHort upon
part Of people here would make the rising In Ieahd
universal Stephens then proceeded 20 speak OF me
hons Of Col Joha OMahOny. He believed him ncapaDe
of defrnudng brotherhood OMahony bad ever Win hs
famJ been Identified with The struggle for IRISH liberty
OMahDny was however vain weak man, who III the aas
of cunrBg might be lead he would not say 10 the D
but TO Campo eo daughter The CRY raised agai' me
organization dishonesty miserable crS From All
sy could learn than eOQO had been collected iof
the since the commencement eight years ago Leh
had they cheated that excuse for their not hp
ing tine now. =. -,
After few remarks Mr. Stephens resumed his seat AMID
great cheering Afer few other speeches the meeting ae
ourned with three cheers for James Stephens shd The sh
ReDnbllc.
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THE DRAMA.
WINTER GARDEN.

Against many rival attractions the Buisay Brothers
continue their entertainment at the Winter Gardenand
we earnestly hope that our readers viii not omit TO wit
ness the remarkable feats of which that entertainment is
composed 1.-THE Spiral Mountain act is, indeed, as diff
cult as perlous, and thrilling an essay IN gmnasuc
art as could well be DEVISED nor is il possible TO conen
plate without admiration and dismay the splendid Niagara
Leap To describe these ieats would be TO reerate od
details They are among the marves of the day, and
should therefore, be seen by all students vi lie, ana an
lovers OF excitement and novelty. The very amusing
and clever pantomime of 1.-The Village Apothecary con
cludcs the is further diversified by
grand ballet advertisement entitled "La Mega dc
Seyigla,' and by the jugglery OF NJ. Henri August.
RIsToRI.
Madame Ristor will make her fourth appearance to-
night at the French Theatre and will repeat her perform
ance of Marie Shar-he grandest piece of acting that
has ever been witnessed on our stage.
Tomorrow night Madame Rston will make her hrst
appearance at the Brooklyn Academy O. Music, playing
MEDIA.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
Mr. Eichbergs opera of The Doctor of Alcantara is
in rehearsal the NewYork Theater under Mr. Elch-
bergs direction. ,
Mr. Jefferson win only appear as RiP Van W~ke up
10 the close the present week, that all persons who
wish 10 see great and touching piece Of acting must I'M
prove the opportunity while 10 lasts Next Monday MI
jefferson will appear IN our American Cosm -" pa!
"Grce DARING or the Heroine Of the Isles, keeps the
stage OF the Old Bowey-Aiiss Fanny Herring personal
lng the heroine.
.rhe Egyptian Sphynx" has been produced by Bud
worths Mlnstrcls at the Fifth Avenue Opera House Inc
other pieces arg Camille An horrible IaIei Ihls
House to BE Sold" Scion shinge," and Nlrghly
Cupid
4 new Dramatic College is 10 be instituted IN London,
headed by Mr.. Henry Leslie, the musical director
Mr. and Mrs Florence have appeared at the Arch-st.
Thcatcr Philadelphia producing new lrsh drama called
" lnShayogue.'
In aluson TO the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Paul Tor the United States. late English paper says
ia them our Transatlantic cousins viii find two artists
whose acting IA Of finished character and whose yer
deifncaons OF character
stamp 81 nature and the impress OF study and oDse
Mrs Paul possesses magnificent cOntFalto voice
enabled her to vita great advantage Inc
range Of permits her sing music which would
puzzle any other singer anG combining with these powers x
ceent good style she always creates sensation
and enthusiasm AesTs. jarrett aud Palmer. the American
srYepes have shown excellent JUDGMENT IN engaging this
talented couple who have brilliant career before them and
will be- heartily welcome IN city IN the Union"
Dru Lane IhcatcT London, has Just been reopened for
its third century. IL established IN 1860 One hundred
years Gaiok at the head of IT, The hrst plays,
tins season. are King John " and "Comedy OF Errors.
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agree with the views expressed by him in his Cleveland
letter or dsapprove Of the sentiments contained IN the
Plymouth Church address.
III conclusion beg permission to state that tneIe are
more highly than the gentlemen who prepared the Pi
mouth Church address and have yet to believe he has
motiyes STEPHEN NJ. GRIswoLD,
Member of Plymouth Church.
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BROOKL YN NEWS.

The BROOKLYN INsTITUTE.-This institution has
been in existence about 30 years having been established
BY Mr. Aueaus Graham gentleman who did all he could
with the wealth he had accumulated for the good OF his
eoWci,izsns He organized not only the Brooklyn lnst
ue but the Home Aged and INDECENT Femaesthe latter
situated in washington.ave. The Institute is situated In
Washngtonst the OF Concordsr IL was orig
insy designed library reading and sketchne room for
such bows young who chose 20 take advantage OF me
opportunities presented large number were educated
there and them prominent men In society
S,me three months decided to alter aud enlarge
the building In extend its usefulness, and tho old
structure was taken down OF rather renodeed
m az 10 proyide increased wants OF the pupils The
new building has granite front - feet front by % feet deep
20 feet high with French roof slated The first floor contains
the library the second third thrown and de-
signed as the lecture the fourth floor Is TO be divided
into the studio picture galleries &C. The lecture room VIII
scat about persons and Is intended for lee
tnre &C. but for no theatrical entertainments Of whatever
lad Il is well ventilated and IN all respects fitted n the
best t,e OF architecture The entrance viii be much better
than Formerly and the The and
bnider i Nh John ID. Anderson. the Messrs
Glover Hunter and the architect Mr. John j. Glover The
cost of the new structure will be S32 O00 IL will be
peted about st OF December and ready for occupation
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MFTBoPoIuAN BOARD or HEALTH.
BUREAU OF VITAL STAIIsIIcs
NEw-YoRK Sept p 1854


To l. u DALTON, " H.. SGHifayB NaI sytAtoHdeHf. ~,
DOCTOR the week ending sept - there were u ufalu
from al causes NewYork including ~ 10 the public asil-
tuons This would be equivalent 20 death rate OF ~ 70
100 per annun census ls65; hut emitting the ISLAM ID
stituons the is 3 the LOCO The rate IN bnDG
was as 81 Is per 1000 emitting county Institutions COi
pairing with other great cities. Vienna exclusive 81 us MN
tsfy hospitals tue week ending August IT, gave the same
death rate as NewYok last week 90 London the last wees
Of August the - per lOOJ Dublin the sam ana
Liverpool as % per lO0Q ~
The zymoc or foul Infections caused 20 p per center aI
the deats in and less than 50 per cent OF ne NOR
nty IN brooklyn; but each city tie dafrhca disorders
constituted 55 per Of the zymOtc deaths Cholera oe
stroyed y lives In Brooklyn - ~ lorS bul q re i
ter only - occurred IN Dwellings aud 1907 sese ofeAe
with two Others sent TO the hospital aud nine iti cases o.
diurrhea and dyseateTy found H. that h sodIl ana
crowded belt OF five blocks bounded by HIaud NnDeiy
Baxter Pearl aud Chathau-s;s similar 1 group Two
blocks on West Fifty fourth end West Ityhuhss VINO
ever will accompany Sanitary Insrcctos % thesc gov re-
naming ceatcs Infection viii readily discover The nsol
why cholera yet ingcTs- -,
The first year Of infancy gave per cent Of OIL deNls IN
View York ard - per ceut m Brooklyn nrd htth more
than half Of The mortality IN e8ch city occurred Boz chd'eh IN
der TO- The COroncrs Of Newlork reformed tier Urcs
pou 30 deaths six Of which deaths by drowning Hrc
follows let OF ycrict upon tlo bodies which were burned %
Tie calamtOus FIRE m Avenue A.
4. HARRIS. NJ D.. Eegitrar.
METEOROLOGICAL ~ ORD.
The following tie meteorological table kept for the Miro
poiian Board OF Health for the week ending sept % -6
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BASE BALL.

The following are the scores of the games in which
the Waterbury Comm Club engaged In their recent tour
Monday Sept H. Hoboken-Eagles OF New.lork score
On Waterbury 81 Tuesday Sept L. NJ CaitOhe grounds
Observation-Disclosures Of BrooLlyn 81; waterbury a.
Wednesday Sept 10 Hoboken-Empre o. New YORK :.
WATERBURY &C. Friday, sept q. al Mortshnin-Unon OF
Morrssauia 49, Waterbury e-he rain putting an emu 20
the game M The end of the third innings Saturday Sept %
st NorwnIk-Waterbury The latter club was one ahead
at tie end If foar innings which time they took the cars
for Water bury
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW Sept a5-n steamship Caledonia-l ko'
n,d ana lady David wife and family W Elder Miss
Lennon H. Campbell Mrs Smith and daughter AeIsade McLssn
lady VIM Seryice VIM LsWrie lady aud daughter Miss Me
Aer w. Mason and lady Rev. John Watt Robert P.'on and lady
Dignan, Mis- Clifford Miss Richie N. Hays vile and family
WIN Anderson Samuel OCounor John Sbbsrd janice Best and
lady, Mia. Lang. VIM Lang. VIM DAILY VIM; g. DAILY Mics
Day d. Strain w. Elliott 8 W. Oiara w. g. Keay g. Mler
c. Miller j., Capt Taylor James Comic, and others In the
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KEw YisE EscIPEA Jersey City correspondent suggests
in view Of the terrible consequences attendant upou the rNcent
confagran in Avenue A. that The Fire Commissioners o1er
reward for the best IRE apparatus FOR those
Obliged TO jump from tho Windows VI burning bua.
inA when ladders De arranged He says; IL should
be large that person attempting leap up IL could
har A. and portable that three four men could
speei put # In position and prRgy that ham could
result n o9VDg upon II fiOm third fourth story
window Let each Ere company have sueb annnro'a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

PyRsoSAL.-Amcng the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen. Grant and stat thu Hon. NJ Butterheld Illinois, L.
Chandler Norfolk Va aid Gen J. NJ. Brnnnan o. A. at
the Metropolitan Hotel; Com. Alden, U. S N at the ST.
james Hoteli the Hon. Homer Ramsds NewbWgh st The
Fitth.aye. Hotel
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BrsIfIsrp Arey. Bangor with lumber ...--.-t
ScIT william Lee Nash Rocklsnd. With ime
Sehr James Henry. Oliver. Rockand, Win hme =
sehr Planet Perry, RocksBd with lire.
sehr. Mary Alice Perry Bangor, viii noeT'
SchE Quicksep, Prize Bangor with iurDeI'
schs. Avon Park Bangor. with lumber
Schr. frank and Emily. Bangor, with LUMBER.
Schr. July Fourth Shaw, Bangor win iln ger
Scbr. NJ. T. Pierson. Freetby Bangor "fh luMbs-
schr. Waltsg c. Hail ROekland. with lime
schI Pswnee, Foss New.London.
.6chr U. y. Hawiey, Clark. Providence
Scbr g. Wooster Leland, Ellsworth. With lumber.
schr. J. A. Rich, Higgins, Ellsworth. with lumber
Schr A. Amesbury Amesbury. Portland Ne.
sch Flying Cloud tBr Mcintyre Bridgeport with eeat
Trumbull
WIND--At Sunset. s.
SAILED.
Steamships Leo and Veteran, for Savannah.
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IAnnouncements.l

JUST So" Truth crushed 10 earth will rise again,
and the popularity the KNOX HAT omes to endure in spite Of
opposition His Fall style exceedingly beautiful and the demsnd
for It unusually No Pr Broadway corner
of Fulto at.
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TIL 9 PUBLIC HEALTH


IhL HAL ii VI Inn 49,
Tho following eases Of cholera were reported by The
Sanitary Inspecto ~ o. the ~ yesterday
Ncy Harison sod g. ,h No a MaseIry ST. sGl :. 90 se
asntsI F,,isrsk Mem aged 90 German 10 so "t,'
p der Ado aged United states No -" Isnh
~ Jobn F IN s.n aged 10 German No o. bAtr . s.ss
P,.,.rv Barracks iospi,ll Margaret house aged D. W. ~
IA Ierdsrt Kn - aged 46.slo. 40 Pear St A., , -
dsa ,~usR.maiped admitted 2; died y Ienna-
AJytted sarah aged ~ Unit.d states NO - RAJ
,ss.t Nsney aged a Irish No - u
.si' I'd 10 1.rm.n No 70 BsItest Disd-ssfah "ians
IA 90 limited states 10 ~ Be1iest MAlf4ce aNoA ss'''
% No changes whatever Remaining
WIRps IuAs DTn.is only three cases Of ohoea " s nv
iD~- NOR tUARY rAs z FOR THE PAST WEEK.
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GENERAL NoTGCE-TRlBUSE badge No. 3was taker
from OF OF reporters Monday evening
ANY person holding such badge AID claiming represent
THR TRIBUNE by virtue thereof until further noticed does
without authority warrant from this office.
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CITY NEWS.

Observation-Disclosures Ristori has taken furnished
house. No 81 West Sxteenthst She left the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

THE TURF.-On Friday, the 2Sth inst, there will
be trot on the Fashion Course Long Island for purse of
$780, mile heats best three in FIVE between Rosanond
" Lncyn and Cora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

MAGIC Bow AND ARROW, l5c. Sold at all To.
stores Depot No 4s Boadway. Boys wanted to sell them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

The TWELFTH WARD HoMICIDE.--An inquest was
commenced yesterday before the Coroner to the cause
the death Patrick Donnely who died at the Long Island
encoanter with William Cox on the evening OF the 10th
AZ i0uor store Of Columbia and Huntington SITS.
Several witnesses examined the inquest al
burned until this afternoon AZ ! O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

CHAsEs IMPROVED DOLLAR MICROSCOPE, adapted
10 all trades and professions Amusement Trade supplied
FOWLER WELLS. agents, No a8y Broadway.
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/ THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB

III THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
will hold It's
INAUGURATION MEETING AT THE NEW COURSE.
JEROME PARK.
SECOND DAY "WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2s 1856
fo .~esr.olds, to carry 30 ~ Closed with 70 entries
SECOND RACE-1wo mile heats, or all D. MeDaniels
b. Julius DID, by Lexington dam Julia by Glencoe.
John Hunter B. b. Aroa years old by Lexington dam Topaz by
imp j. W. Weldon, Knghthood old by
Knight Of St. George Gycea by imp Sovereign j. Wat
son Delaware yeas old by Ringold, dam ARIEL By inn
pekon.
DASH horses entered sold 500 carry proper WEIGHT
s. 500 allowed n GEO. u ~ The winner 70 De 5asred or al,
on usual terms McDsDes ch by imp Knight Of s. GoFe
dam Zenith gears old To be sold for slO r. W Mhsgr
h. FOrdhsm years old By imp Eeh9se dam fdeiy By mn
Glencoe 900 j. W. Prnnock, ch 4 a.
BY ysndd dam Maid Of Mon%ooh by Jeweer To b: ,od "a
81 R. Arnsey, gray colt Richmond 4yess old BY Two B
dam Faith. by Childe Harold. To be sold for 8 800
FOURTH RACE--Ssme day" POST RACE dash OF three
miles for ages 81 carry 100 ~ ds
must cary appropriate weight n allowed snd sag
Closet with subscriptions
NJ. II. Sanford 2 7. g. Forbes; Leonard w Jerome D.
Mcdaniel T. r. b. Forbes jr 5. Jas 5. Watson o. W. krwn
T. X. A. Alexander.
J. 3. IRVING. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

DgMoREsT's MAGAZINE FOR OCToBER.-For beauty
splendid and excellence of literary NATTER
this popular periodical without rival this Continent and It
as useful as il beautiful Yeiry &3- Perysburg Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects invisibly
each window aud door r. HOLMES NO ~ broAd"ay'
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GUARDIAN ANGELS for your sleeping little
oues DENOREsr Sold al the house
furnishing stores. rs cents each. or comprise set
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OPENING OF THE RACES.
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THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB,

THE GREAT TURF MEETING.
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CRICKET.
rornG AMERIcA VS.. MAxnArrAy.

YOUNG AMERICA VS.. MANHATTAN.
The following is the summary Of the second eleven
match PLAYED between these Clubs yesterday tie Manha
tau grounds the result being in favor Of the fhadephan
MAyHATTAS
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST DAY.
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NETWORK At JEROME PARK.
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NOR, ,UARY TKE-E FOR THE PAST WEEK.
Thu following table shows the number Of deaths IN the o'
Total death. from all caa,es........",

= includes deaths 10 Battery llo'ptsl
Iuoudss deaths in New. FORK Hospital -,
ludes deaths Randa' aud WARDS Island Hospitals
Inc udes deaths in Backwels Island and Cooied hoe nv
pitals -, NJ, ,,,,
CAUSES OF DEATH
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LETTER FROM DIR. HAIR

The following is communication from DR.. Harris the
Sanitary Superintendent concerning the vital statistics 'e
past 49,,
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bark Sacramento. -, Portland in ballast.
Brig VIM A. Dresden, Hatch, Bangor, with amber.
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The following table shows the causes Of the deaths intns
oitv for he mast
NETWORK.

The following table gives and nativtes Of th per
sons who died in NewYok during the week ending Sept y
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THE BOUD0IR,

"a CHARMING PAPER"-IO Cents
October No sold by Newsde and News Co Fashions ustTs
lions, Belle Lettres. Notes and Novelties
90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Greenwich and
" Murraysts you viii find Teas Golfers Fish Flour and
everything cheaper than in One price house.
90 TO MACFARLANDs Book Store corner
" Twsnythirdst and Broadway There will ind all THE NEW
BOOKS and al the old STANDARD WORKS and also choices
English French and Scotch Stationery.
IL INGSFORDs OSWEGO STARCH-The only:
IN perfectly PORE STARCH II has not the A'theiai Whie:
produced by being Baeled Vh Chenicai' injurious 20:
:Lfn1n Il THIRD strength than other and:
ia entirely FROM any deeterious foreign matter b"reoe
will keen gives the perfect Cdr and:
Fiash 70 Linen Ask for KINGSFoRDS osWEGo STARCH:
and take other.