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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
STREE7-CLEANING FRAUD.

We call the attention of the STRENGTHENING Con-
tractor and the Street Cleaning Commission to the
shameful condition of the streets throughout our
whole City Broadway. by the terms Of the contract,
is to be swept every night and yet, from the Bat
terry to Fourteenthst, it is covered with dirt The
sum of $505,0O0 is appropriated for keeping the
streets of our City clean and yet we know that the
contractor does not spend more than at the rate OF
$2j0,0O0 per annum. Mayor Hall and the other men,
bers of the Street-Cleanng Commission made ter
rible fuss about dirty streets when Judge Whiting
had the contract; but since the members Of the
Ring" by putting obstacle after obstacle in Judge
Writings way, and by putting off the payments due
to him from month to month, compelled him to give
up the contract TO John L. Brown CO., Mayor Hall,
Corporation Counsel O'Gorman and the rest make
no complaint about dirty Streets and the contractor
goes on doing little or nothing but drawing his pay.
Let Mayor Hall fire another hundred guns IN the
Park to celebrate our dirty streets. The Ring that
is allowing streets to get into this shocking con-
dition has two motives; the one is to make as much
money as possible out of the sos 900 now allowed by
law and the other is to allow our City to become so
filthy that the Ring can go to Albany and say,
I'VE want more money to clean our streets" We
think however. that this STRENGTHENING fraud
will be stopped much sooner than the Ring ex-
f"~s~~
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KINGS COUNTY. n. Y.

COUNTY EXPENSEs-RAPID TRAyELING-GooD
PAY-HARD Neutrality-suspicious. OUT
DONN, no 80 'ss-rv
Mr. Fred. S}0les, in his report as one of the
Supervisors OF Kings County states that IN 1868 we
raised FOR the District Attorney 1900 ana late as 1885
only soCO1 Last year u86T the expenses were s2i6S.
ana it "a proposed 20 raise this year OO" Subpenang
witnesses be Of the principal OF the
increased expenses the District Attorneys office That
official has employed two firms Edwards & Bray and
Tanning & Aerend-for this business From January
to August 1868 Edwards Bray charged for subpoena
ing sG97 witnesses % cents EACH and for 1924 miles
Travelled in serving subpenas, 81 cents each The bills
represent that they performed the service 1879 days
and received for It G4j TO- At this rate they must have
travelled So miles subpensed 62 witnesses per day
for which they received 80. Tanning Aerend accord
ing to their bills Travelled lOOs miles in 40 days. sub
penaed eB6 witnesses and were paid $0,0i7 50
They must therefore, have travelled average, 70
miles a day In ALL 1905 witnesses were subpenaed and
examined 10 about liO days This Is all average OF l33
witnesses per day the Court seldom sits over Ve
hours this would he % witnesses hour These bills
are all sworn TO BY the officers and certified to by the
District Attorney III IL were for this" says Mr.
Schoes should have serious doubts 10 the posi-
bty OF two men travelling l62 miles and snbpenang l56
witnesses Ia day. Refinement and luxury seems
combined in the Office OF the District Attorney
as Mr. Scules states that wilton carpet at - yard
was supplied 20 bis private Office. 10 take the place OF
Brussels carpet and nails at SO each The Court House
the land furniture. cost eJJOAUO
cort ten per cent of original TO keep 10 in order
In 1868 the whole raised for the support Oh the poor
was $4,000 We pay FOR salaries alone az these ~
stltutious SIS 7BI Among the items are fOiUfeH cg,
users no tc paid from o. 80 Ia per day summer All
Wluter 10 run four sets OF heating apparatus
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r,iages must be Endorsed wih hu
DIED.

RLEDORN-On Tuesday Aug a. Hamburg GermsnE, Berthe
Beidob Of the late Heury Bedorn Of this city
BRowHAt Yonkers Monday 90 Maxwell infant son 81
Edward y. aud Hannah K Brown
CLARKAt Yonkers Monday evening 2h Ann NJ, vile OF
Hull Clark aged 60 -
The relatives friends the family invited attend Der funeral
from onkers THURSDAY afternoon a. y O'Clock VII %
10 waiting the o'clock lonkers or the ~ tram 70
Hastings
MALLBRY-on Monday Sept 90 Henry Msery aged 80 late Of
Funeral at Thursday residence Of bis soDusv,
John Bateman, az East Twenty thirist. New York
MoRISON-Ou Monday Sept 90 Henrietta wife Of Thomas
Morrison, In the cd OF her age
rLs friends Of the family Gardiner Hutehuoa
Invited from Der late residence. No 100 Moa-
tAgue-st, Brooklyn, 90 WEDNESDAY 22d inst, St3p
Ro0MBon Tuesday ssep a. George infant so Of Martin and
Dir Ryerson heeds
Basin. ~ j.. on Wednesday, at u O'Clock.
VAN C0TT Brookyu Sept q 1909 Mrs Am Van Cot rees
OF the Henry Van Colt in the 10th Of her age
friends the family are invited 70 attend her mineral
from the residence daughter Mrs Whehoue ITO koit
place Thursday Sept % Ct m lac reuaas WV ge
Jamaica for iateruent hs.ssCql g q Loo
wHITEAt YOnke Sunday evening Sept 49, Nc Hsmsu White
aged as years.
The S rsi nHs. a'S friend, emily and o. b. 1s d, 81:
Wednesday the 2l inst 10 from bis residence 90 Passds
ave- and lOl the WarbgGon Baptist Cbures
Yonfe Carriages will be waiting the arrival OF the sseosA
train from Thrtiethst
wORCgsTER-On Sunday Sept 49, Highland Ulster Co. u
Znne Youngest child Of Franklin and Bmma worcester 'se'
Tn, funeral service. will he residence Of bis grandfather,
George Warner 1858 Washngtonsve Brooklyn on ",dneo'''
ed Sept at 2 O'clock p m
COMMANDMENTS CLUB-Th@ members n the Americas tiuS
hereby requested to attend Iee tl9ea Of our 2te bIos
Lewis Cohen No 27 Bsst Broisa Miaesdy morning
Sept q, at 10 O'Clock. WlLLIAh d. l"hhD' i'''
CHAz H. HALL, Secretary
BLOSSOM CLUB-Tbe Blossom Club are reaes'sea
and secretary fou 30 hast Bo.d.ss 90 WSa,sas,
O'Clock OWEN W bhsNNAN. rIe'
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THE NEW-0RLEANS REFENUE FRAUDS.

THE CHARGES AGAINST WADDY THOMPSON AND
PERRY FULLER-KISsELLAs AFFIDAVIT
Waddy Thompson, who was released on a
vrt NJ Gabeas corpus Memphis while on the way 10
New Orleans as prisoner. last Thursday, was lmmedi
utey rearreated on charges by affidavit OF Inomas D.
Kpselln and finally bound over IN $1,000 10 appear III
court on the 1st of October The different charges against
Thompson and Perry Fuller ale gwen III Mf hlhseua
affidavit as follows ,..t,
Ibomas Knse being duly his OATH states tha ne
a. 80 .nd hss been since October special OF the
= DpIrtmeu Of the United States such has been engaged
tie invest committed the OF sad United
states and believe auddoes believe that Perry
Wady Thompson at the Eastern District OF
m da Of November 1908 together with certain other persons 10
uuiasluy together 10
United States sudueuy removing warehoused goods ron
pubc private warehouse the United States h gooIs
ying be6 heretofore Imported United from foreign
imposed b. OhIet states
And said duties being then and there unpaid; ana mat
tbrby br sd Perry Fuller way Thompson on the 9TH
ay March d. did unavny from bonded warehouse
New 800 sacks OF coffee eetoiore
r.bouss uut-d aud subject 70 duties ana
r aud did uuAg ron tue warehouse
J one constituted warehouse under 'ae Avs OF tue
thereon b Jaw that be has good reason 10
b and believe, that al sad Eastern Dls"et
Iou,i,na OF the lst OF November, iooo' s@u
Perry Fuller Wadiy Th0mpsOu together VIII certain "ur Peo
All mir corbu. 10 goods, coffee and pepper
40 he from amer that date snd thai IN par
u.ue OF aid P.rry Fuller aDd Waly thompson
J f. auduleny bv means offslse
tG fraudulent Illegal aud records remove gIe
guan~. and from said warehouses snoul
pretending ship t"i 20 VARIOUS P's :" W.
United states Bownsve Texas, aud Louisville Nv 500 -
ou. Mo bat in fac them 1t Louis Mo- aud tbore ehE
and not paving ~ enig !" "
do. said Uusi states to demand sam bntra
United htates OUT
Of monev. the sHouut To this ahant uukHoHn
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INDIAN MURDERS on THE UPPER MISSOURI

Tbe SiOHy CitV GOwa) Times OF Sept. 10 has
,b foowug IL is unpleasant duty to again recount
~ icenn, details OF another Indian foray upon white
men on Upper Missouri near Fort Bniord aS eiateu
usual custom for Indian traders 10 give the heads OF the
different tribes feast each year On tae ocsasion ~
which we refer Mr. Larpenter whose trading post Is at
Fort Buford had given feast 10 large number OF
Indians Arter their repas they went 10 the otneers
quarters az Fort Buford, and amused me iatte, WIN
"tdance OF course every one IN and about the fort
was present witness this novel and amusing Peion
auce little dreaming that while they we're staneG as
neciators 10 witness the wardance OF lot OF quasi
savaGes their friends, only Que ana nili
that four wood choppers named Peter Dugin, whose
parents reside IN Butler County Fem Jas ~. AcLan,
from part of nos j. lnroidle, an laiiun, anu al
old plansnan named Adam Jones went ont III Tue morn
ing wood about one nile ana nan from 'S ao
Aou noon and before the woodchoppers were aple 10
give the ALARM they were surrounded oy ABOUT seventy
five Indian warriors belonging 20 te nohea a ON ne
The Indians Immediately commenced nn s'aeh on on
small body OF white men, The latter being well armed
fought back with herolsn FOR one hour te uon
test ragged. OF the end OF whlch tne ioui n,,e u d
! were killed but not before they hau killed ten anu
dangerously wounded thirteen moie o. tner mem tbsy
After the Indians had Killed the Tour Nhte ue. tneS
proceeded take their scalps PREVIOUS 10 uls TIME
Mr. j. W. Cooper. hearing SHOTS, anu suspe Spa Ia
everything not right, got on ms horse anu Foue ~
the direction from whence the sounds OF the shootng
proceeded As he Gang ya IN sy' earpps the con-
dition OF affairs, returned immediately to the tort ana
Ssnt an pursuit but before they reached the battle
ground the Indians had scalped the Tour whe men, anu
man giving pursuit. the Indians made bee line for the
Missouri River They succeeded IN reaching the opposite
! on its bank, before their white pursuers
| came within rifle range. Ten Indians were
LIED outright and 10 wounded The latter made their
scape The bodies Of the 10 dead Indians were fastened
10 the of the soldiers and citizens and dragged 70
would appear that four white men 10uSnt uhtl they
were each killed. When they we're found they were
stered together some OF them having fired from 80 to
"a rounds of cartridges Our informant states that part
Of the same baud Of Indians the same day aud about
the same time attacked train belonging 10 Capt Payne
| There we're about IS men In Capt. Paynes party lie
mad one man wounded and horse stolen Old lndlSh
trder exprcss fears Of general Indian outbreak They
snv lint the Indians never showed much hostility AS
they the present time, ana everything huca'oo "
\ Indian war
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r,,p Nrw Jersey STATE FAIR.

The eleventh annual fair of the New-Jersey
state Agricultural Society opened yesterday at "aver-
lev with very good attendance Since the last iar
rreat improvements The display OF mechanical goods
-nd agricultural implements is unusually fine, and the
same remark applies the fruit department. a wS fn
said 10 excel that OF any previous veal coIecoy
exhibitors mn this department, which includes coccoh
Of ali the fruits grown in the state In yesetapcs ,ne
vaTety is as marked In fruits ana IL II t ,ne
room assigned this department WIZ NOT DO sun as i1
&c demauds The stable nearly niled ohy 20 e'as
ranan,ng vacant The total number OF entes UP W hs
nnhi onward The trial Of speed
horses took place D. m There were tnIoo ~ %
Mr. Henry Scrcys Josephine was inc Hihhod VI s
$50 prize and Mr. Joseph Golfers h maew Jnniors nd
The Lnsteurs of Newark was won by tue ln , 'he
score standing IS to H. The prize was set Vi cUo
race between road horses owned IN the sthe io
OF $40 ana $50 by b. d. camps hoise oond nris
In gIo 9l7 Black Crook coming In Tor the sesou Pil1o
i'm 2I9 The race between fouryen oids anu svon 20
under ODDS for prizes OF $50 ana w wo ny
Nj smalleys horse In $40 The judges OF inc Uo r,
Nfa.srs ~ Murhead, G. r. Dennis, and A D. leu Iyoh
r s- ,i close on Friday evening The closing e1er-
ics nromise 10 be Interesting Courtahdt PARKER 10 10
deliver an address. Horace Gfecy mas ALSO peo" 'ou
Ia he present for h like purpose
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and capable mon for Office this city. will use their
utmost endeavOrs defeat the corrupt Vaccinations OF
Jammany Hall, and the unprnclpleu men whom II nOmi-
mates for office
The lTOnsides Independent Association of the
Eleventh Ward is an organization Of the workngmen
that section designed to advance the interests OF their
class by freeing them from the control OF existing pot
ica organizations, and especially from the corrupt nu
ences Of Tammany Hall Cornelius Dunn IS President
The Association already includes large number OF the
voters OF the Eleventh Ward and will probably prove an
important element in future political movements in that
section.
The Vth Congressional District Republicans
met evening at No East Broadway Resolutions
were adopted protesting against the action Of Admiral
Godon in suspending Mr.. Charles Atkinson from his
position foreman painter III the Brooklyn Navy Yard
on the ground that the latter had discharged Rom his
employ several 'well-knOwnf ana nu their
places with Republicans. and declaring that Admiral
Godon's in the opinion of this Organization
preudcal to the best interest of the Republican party
An outdoor mass meeting was held lastnight
by the Young Mems Democratic Association d the
Seventh Ward the OF Gouverneur ana Cherry
ss large banner bearing the likeness Of VIM NJ Tweed
and the OF the Association was flung 10 te freeze
amid the OF cannon and fireworks and ta-Darres
were consumed in large quantities. The assembas was
addressed by A j. Rogers H. r. Marsden, Capt. l,aiah
Rynders. and =. j. McAear. The crowd, however was
mostly composed Of nonvoers and the erIld Woas VI
the orators did not arouse any very great eh'nus'""
The meeting of the Thirteenth Assembly
District Republicans, held at No l59 Eghthave last
evening was disturbed by several persons who renon-
srated against the legality Of the proceeding the osar
man, according 90 their representations having been
depOsed, The latter. MI Benz Dumyile, supporter 10 an
address by s. Sappn claimed that he called the meet
ing by order the General Committee that he ad been
President OF the Association for two years ana tha the
charges formerly brought against him having been
nroyed false me stl considered himself az such He
marked further that surprised that gentlemen
who by the help OF the district had secured polcA ap
pontments should create disturbances preiudcia 10 the
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LABOR NOVEMEAT rs.

The Picnic Committee of the JOurneymen
Tailor. Union met last evening, wnen was found that
the recent picnic Melted about 600.
The strike of the paper staIners continues.
Thus far two firms acceeded 20 the demands OF the
strers and the men are confident that the movement
will close a. early ~ Monday next
The Morocco FInishers met III secret session
last evening when the question Of nu advance OF wages
was discussed. These claim that during the past
year they have not averaged above SIS per week TINS
Union numbers members. which Is all but TWO OF the
number employed IN this branch OF the trade IN
this city and Brooklyn.
Arrangements are now being made for sew
eraI important mass meetings OF workiugmen. on the
g7th inst the German BARRIERS viii hold mass meeting
AT the GegmAna Assembly Rooms; on the 3oth lust TIE
Coopcrs hold a mass meeting at the same place Larry
next month Joint meeting uf the German aud EhShsh
workngnen i'm he held In Cooper Institute
The German Narnishers and POlshers held
meeting al the Henry Clay House, last evening, and
elected new board Of officers as follows President b.
n LEM. Wee President Robert hchent Recording sec
Rotary !. Wehrmei.trr. Financial Secretary, = NOli'
Treasurer Nicholas Lner. Business 10 brisk al present.
wages 81 70 81 per week The Society numbers $40 men
The stockholders Of the Thrd-ave. Co
ou.rtiyc Talors establishment met last evening. AT
HEADQUARTERS IN Third ave- when the new constitution
ana bylaws which have just been published were dls
frihutrd. aad several new members admitted rms
establishment Is new turning out about $50 worm %
work yrrky. The German Cooperative lallOfs eStab'
lshment VII probably be opened early III November
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oovpsTIc MARKETS

2lCoton declined &C. sales 90 'uuNh'
bales Erports-COAswiss. lbS5 hales
Wu sISsIoS " T. sept 2Sprits TuIpentlDs ImP.
-, A. ayl q 9,e price reported trnse
- sod 81 Tar advanced Toe sales al 81 o. cotton "s "
III 6a6r. the latter hguTe for Middlng. A.. -. -.
IN P,ycsco sept 2iPouT-The jobbisg rates ns' &c.
ans-d 10 - J7i 6ll Shipping Es,rs - .'erS a,,,
rbsee shipping 81 Goa 6S The latter gu oiee uh
Legal tenders, 'Jt q, o.. .a. 18th fair dem and Aud
e..d a, g5e tor Mddhugs sales 4J6 bales kscelPA
sIylsSAH Sept 2lCottoR- Receipts 49, 80 P' "
h.l., market active; Mddngs 264e sales e~ oe
MoBILu Sept 2CooB-DemaDo hn.ou sna eso ss., =,
SAILS Of 200 bales Mijdbngs al bG2ose hee'PS w.
40 bales far Choice whea,
active and declined le; kEtra Nhl'e' II ~ W. '
Regular 81 "a Amber, 81 a. ..u,.. NiAuirg 2ac sale.
Sept Election sth asonnss bigh,T
,s bale. receipts 3s bales osis lower ~ 9oc
ia POI a2Oic sugar 6rmsri Prime 1850 '"'' ~
Gold. 81! Sterling Exchange iva
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POLITICAL.
THE MAINE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept 21.-The entire vote of
he State received except from 81 small towns
land plantations The total exceeds all the estimates,
preaching % 500 OF which Chamberlain received 609Ol
Smith Ss277 and Hchborn. 462 Chamberains majority
lover both 1881 Last year these cities and towns gave
pOal vote OF 66 of which Chamberlain received 1885,
land Pisbury S. 43l; Chsmberains majority, 204O4 The
towns and plantations yet heard from gave last
"a total Of SIC. Chamberains majority this year will
te 5000 The Senate stands Republicans, Democrats
IA Democratic gain of The House stands 1l3 Repub-
pcans Democrats with four districts to hear from
LAST year the House stood Republicans, III Democrats
b.. The real Republican majority this year, adding
Lhamberlain's and Hichborns vote, Is 1906.
We copy from The Bangor Wing the follow
dag of the vote for Governor from SlS towns,
(which usually about seveneighs Of the entire vote
Hf the state:
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ornmln SCHOOL AssocIATLoN.

AT the meeting of the General Committee OF
a., roa snnool Association, last evening at the Ger.
,srJs Assembly Rooms, delegates were admitted from
the Eeyenth, twentieth, aud Twenty first wards The
r,,rn,ive Committee reported in favor Of changing the
name oi In nsrican school Union " the state and
me ~, SNeSYork" which was adopted The Com
sittee made a report which was adopeu and
It'rcs he given both In the Englsh anu uctuai
ion rS ON the question oi schopi roiothi.
The COMMITTEE ah. 1,,,,,I az Education on the
n.' i'a nf the Gorn,au language ia tho schools bu'
u.tlus doHntc had "no" dele't"'"o" "'V WV
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the most indispensable item the and Of ioossnsa Of M
bowels absolute queeds bed herself sss pronpe
this by dsincnng 10 enOoU The thing to eat noihisf
but rice parched like coffee and taken with little ss sss
Drink little liquid Bits Of ice be eater
and swallowed at will n. ... 20 ..
HGEs Journal Of Heath the above good thing bat eeuk
saved many words and told
queDce mankind IT, after the words oOseness the bowels H.
had said the immediate ARsoL Ds BALsAn That the
reign remedy for Complaints All your guess
work of when compared to H.
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THE AyoNDALE FUND.

The following additional subscriptions to the
..non,.I. Fund have been received In the Mayors
oclee Amount previously acknowledged, hO''9l 90 :
GIVEN Herald collections through James Cor
don Bennett, sli2; through Messrs. Crook FOX q
N.sh 40 Park Row. slOe 10; H B. u.s. from prisoners
~ a,o,y.t Jail through John Magee. deputy Keeper.
OF rand TOTAL slt6l6 10. Marshal Tooker has been
.cy,d by Mayor Hall proceed to-day to Ayondh h
who are the parties entitled 10 receive INC
ana ., this fund An order to have an equal dlstou'
pen Of the sum to the suffering and bereayed
and also that the moneys may DC pau 10 ,s the end OF
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r.r ppooKLYN BUDGET.

Another meeting of the committee oil tile
a. BOARD Of Aldermen and supervisors appointed 70
.v., the Mayors Budget OF Expenses io Bsr
was @ several additions made to inc ouus1
gen most important OF which was tne pist,ef Pre-
the i' s hh,lJ new station House for the ltio
o,ner of Bergen and Pearsall sts anu hno' crs
0ropri,tion $4,000 for coslruo.nH and
Wards.
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IS69.

ToIa ls towns 45,0l4 S2g75 4Os1 66.5l9 1854
Chdhberlain Smith, 1909; ALL 1855 Cham
5eTlan Pilisbury IN 1868. 1885.
dispatch from Santa Fe, New Mexico, says
ehe Official election returns nearly all in, and that
Ghavez Republican, is elected delegate to Congress BY
2,JoO to 1000 majority. This is Republican gain.
ExGOv. Ward of Newark has not yet accepted
khs nomination for the Mayoray and he has repeat
eddy stated that he could not be candidate his name
vii probably be withdrawn. and another nomination
IN
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THE STATE or TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARHBT-SEPr 81
m ,pnuIy of Beef this week quite large amounting
Xxx head The market dull aud prices were lower san at
IN, has. mutations only cattle bringing As high as sc 10
FROM Prime, 500 ron oie 10 '"''' ~ common ~
sold from d6c. v n. -. ....wh., ,.,,.,
market quite active aud prices somewhat better
~ -. ,,oann1 10 cents y 10,
UogTb active 1000 head sold rom IL so@ po
"a iO N lar lion fed from tliGS+ 30 io Corned ,
little change tbs Marcel 100 head soa ~
from per head for Springer Ahd ITO" 4"" o Wv
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lions urging the amendment OF the bylaws under which
the Public Schools managed so that German
shall be taught at least hour daily q regular
branch OF study at least onethird of the Ward Schools
OF the city, being actively circulated, and recev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

s,,., n,.en.es.-DArrhe. very common disease IN
,, Cholera is nothing than exaggerated dlarrhea
wien man IA, died d.rhes he has died Of eho" IA sa"v
,, he eel, 10, .,ee kasw tha' iso a Tue ~o' anu
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summer Diseases.

,,,., a. por,u, mud - Goodrich" Tuck Measurer'
ussS "p sS"ug Machines 6J6 Bnay. n l. '" bnNus
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MARRIED.

OBRIRN-COMSToCK-On SATURDAY sept ~ at Dummopdyiis.
Niagara Falls Canada By the Rev A. McBan Dr OBnea
to Miss Ms j. daughter Of the late Nathan Comstoek esq all
OF this city, No cards
WRBSTBR-HATCH-At South Salem the l1tb BY Rev Daniel
Gregory, assisted by Benjamin Hoday D. D. jacob Webster 70
Mary widow Of 0rye Hatch all OF this place No cards
Ill Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed uih fau
name and address.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RETURNS - RAILROADS
THEATERs. sc
The following are the gross receipts OF the
tgcrpt paces OF amusements lines OF railroad stages,
and ferry companies OF this city. together with the
apount % gas consumed during the month oil August