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NOTES.

!. Seven minutes are allowed 10: opening and
closing the nos at all offices where no particular
time Is specified; but on railroad aud siearnboa,
iouto, there is 10 he no more delay ihan IS
sary to deliver aud receive the bags.
The malls TO be conveyed ~ preference to
passengers aud 10 their entire exclusion, # IT'S
weight aud bulk require H.
> preference Is TO be given to passengers
brought ~ The connecting utah lines those
travelling IN any other.
4 Post Office blanks mail bags, and the special
agents u the Departments on the exhibition OF The
credentials are 10 bo conveyed without further
charge on ms lines Admitting n such conveyance.
.. Mail agents are 10 bs conveyed without
charge the principal railroad and steamboat ines
where the sIze Of the mails aud the number Of the
offices vii require their employment by the Depart.
meni, aud ~ that case separate apartment for the
asserting and safe keeping Of the mail n TO be pro
yided by the contractor under tie direction OF h.
Department.
q. In all cases. there 10 TO be forfeiture Of the
pay OF the rp. when h- trip Is not rnD, forfeit.
uTe Of at beast fourth part Of a. when the run
mug or ARRIVAL - so Tar behind time az TO lose the
connection with depending mail; and a forfeiture
ui due proportion Of 1t. hen grade Of service ~
rendered inferior 10 tha, in the contract The for
ieHuTe, may be increased into penslues Of higher
mount according TO the nature or frequency Of the
failure aud the importance ofthe Inal
Z. Fine. Will be imposed, unless the delinquency
be satisfactorily explained ~ due time, Tor iaDg to
take from, deliver at post ofhee the mail or any
pert Oi a. for suffering It 10 be wet injured LOST, or
Destroyed, for eOnssyI1g u in a place or manner
that exposes 1t 10 depreciation. los injury Tor
refusing after demand 10 convey mad by any
coach. railroad car. OT steamboat, which tho con
;Iacior regularly runs the route, beyond the
specified number Of trips IN the contract; and for
u-t arriving ai the time set And for setting up or
ruUning an express To trapsnt commercial intellr
gsnce IN adyauce Of lbe mail, penalty vii be cE.
acted equal TO quarters pay.
2. Tie Postmaster General may annual tho con
tract e repeated failures; for violating the Post
Office laws Tor disobeying the instructions of The
Department; for refusing to dichsrge a Gamer
when required by the Department; for assigning
VI. contract withsui the consent OF the Postmaster
General " for setting up running az express as
srore aid.
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Administrators Notice.
A&ministraiur's NCticc.

FENHE Subscriber gives notice that he has been
y appointed Administrator, on the estate oi
RUTH CLARKE, late OF Exeter. decd, and Is
qualified to act as such. lie requests all persous
indebted 10 her TO make immediate payment to
him, and all persons having claims against her 10
present them for settlement
SAMUEL CLARKE, Adm'r.
Exeter Jan 18th lSII.-s3W.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Jan. IL

[Repored for the Boston Daily ADJ. and Patriot J
At market 320 Beec Cattle, l20 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 60 Swine.
Prines-Beef Cate-We quote 10 correspond
with last week. via; first quality 81 - a ST sec
ond quality 50 p ) 75 third quality 81 % So
Sheep-Dull. and many lots were sod for less
than they cost IN the country, VIZ. 81 so. 10 So
> 55 50. 30 aud IS.
SwiBe-Onc 10, al about 4c Al retail I.2
and s
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Administrators Notice.

rHNHE Subscriber having been appointed by the
y Court oi Probate OF the town Of SoIth Hugs
ton. Administrator on the Estate OF JOSEPH
CRANDALI, JR.. 81 South Kingston, dec d.
requests all persons having demands sasiusi said
JOSEPH, 10 present them for settlement, and
those Indeb,ed ~ make immsdi payment 10
JOHN :. COTTRELL, Adui'r.
south Kingston Jan Idb, Is4l-.JV.
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NOTICE.

The Rev Mr.. ABuoT, ian old Sailor will
preach at the 4th Baptist Church. in Barney
street. THIS evening, 2Oth inst. commencing
al 7 O'Clock. The citizens OF Newport, and
sea iaring men in particular. are requested TO
attend. Jan. Goth.
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NpWn0rt Eycpnln,

A Lecture will be delivered on THURSDAY
evening next, AT Armory Hall, BY W. II.
CsASsroS. Subject--The life and PooticaI
writings OF PERcr b. SHELLEY. Lectnre com
mences at O'Clock. Tickets - l2 cents, TO
be had at w. Cdl|ahan's Bookstore, or at the
door.
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0FTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS ChMOMlIe G. APtRlENT PILLS,
DR.. GoOoe'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Or. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Oor tcsthing.)
Or. RuMI'S BOTANIC Pills.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES
are sold at 100 Cha,ham-stre New York and By
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country The public are therefore respectfully re-
ouesed 10 obtain them from the regular agents on,
y-.as there is dehterous imitation ofthese medi'
cires in the market which renders this caution
necessary. in order 10 guard the public asains, i'm
position. .o.-,.--,
w. CALLAHAN, Newport +. u o. K
TiNGLEY, Providence j. NC lNIfRE Il Co
Pawluekct; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass; GIBSON q STERLING, CT. Barring
ton; s. POWELL, 80 Comhill Boston; D.
wITE, ILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFlELD
4 ROBINS, Hartford.
yr BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
~ See also advertisements on the first page.
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BEAE's HAIR RESTORATIVE.

yREUE best article ye, discovered for promoting
e the growth of the Hair.
Used as pomatnm. 1t will preserve the hair in a
most beautiful condition, keeping IT soft and glossy,
and diSpnsing II TO curl mcst luxurianty.
II will npar to light, sandy hair, darker and
richer shade, and wonderfully improve the appear.
ance of al shades and colors
They offer the article FOR sale for tie benefi, ol
those who prefer applying IT themselves which can
be done with the same certainty ofsuc in res,or
ing the hair, as when applied by the preprietors.
The prices ) per bottle and 81 per jar
For sale by r. TAYLOR,
July 23h l45 Thames.s;ere,.
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NOTIlE.

q have sold ali ,he right, title, end interest, hs'
u IN tho NsrTssanseii Per Cstnpan..
south kingsiO~n. Jan. l3th, l5lI.
Jan DOH !OHs 4. BLNTIES.
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"a arri { D .
A-trA,>N

S-4r&1~~N|
4, New Bedford the 10Th inst, Mr.. Charles
+. gray to Mis-, Nancy Grinnei, both Of TiSeuon
In Prov Jence, on Wednesday evening last, Mr..
Geo Matthew son, OF Crauston, to- Miss Anna NJ.
Child OF Providence.
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NOTICE.

N have sold al the right. title, and Interest. bad
y 10 the NsrsgaBsea Per Compsny.
Sauih kngsiown, Ian Is,h, i-4l
Jan, HJh WAGER MEIsDTS.
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ORANGES! ORANGES!

A supply Of fresh Havana Oranges, Just received
4 and for sale at the Confectionery store Of
Jan. 20rh. T. STACY, JR.
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SHIP m NEWS $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED

ahhtN III.
THURSDAY. Jan. l4h.
Sch'r Pequo;, Lowell, Of aud fm New York for
Boston.
FRIDAY, Jan. 18th.
Slosp Essex. Durtee from Fall River.
SALED- Barque Nicholas Brown. Reed, Mobiles
Sch'r Pequot Lowell Boston.
SATURDAY. Jan. 10Th.
No arrivals
SUNDAY. Jan. l7th.
Sw Barque William, SIestrom, of and y days
from Gouenburg. for Fall River. with 800 tons OF
Iron to Richard Borden ESQ.
MONDAY. Jan 18th.
Priss Ganges. Of Saco Me. from Mobile for
Providence Henry Lee, Allen, from Providence
for New York.
Schrs Rob Roy, OF Norwich Stoddaid FIN New
York via New London, for this port and Provi-
dence China of Saybr0Ok, Post, im do for dc.
Nantucket. Of Nantucket. Clifford. ln Fall River.
Sloops Providence, Brown, fin New York via
New Londen, fer Providence; Active, Of Brook
haven, Gold NTH I'm do for DO.
"a full rigged brig from Mobile for Proyi.
dence, anchored in the West Bay this evening.
TUESDAY, Jan 10Th.
soop Ami,y. Munro, fm Providence, VIA BriS-
tol for New York
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JUST RECEIVED

IL ne Ladies Ornamental Hair Emporium,
1877. THAMES STREET,
A additional supply of fresh Sprigs Of various
"A styles and coors Ringlets and plain Ffiz-
zeIs; also chidren's Nets at the low price Of a
shilling apiece. J. REMOND.
Jan. l3
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the mother has LET, four children, the eldest l-2
years old. the two youngest just fortnight old al
her death
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

q UsT received and tor sale by
sS C. p PECKHAN.
One door above VIM. Wilbor'-, Spring-strccL
IT VAPOR' BATHS can also be had at the
said place.
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SUNDAY. Jan. l1th.
Gle AIRED.
MARINE MEMORANDA.

l5'h-Bsrque Nicholas Brown Reed, Mobile.
15lh-Sch'r Rob Roy, Stoddard, Providence,
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Letters received in town, from the Sealing sch'r
Benz. D'Wolf, Of this port. report her at Rio Ne
60 South America, Oct. 18th, all well, with 1000
Fur skins.
Arr at Charleston. 9th inst. sch'r Rochester. Has
kell. from this port.
Spoken, 23d nit lat 26, long 20, schr franklin
Green, Smith, days from this port for Havana
Arr at Boston, on Thursday last, ship ~. Law
renee. Chace from New Orleans.
Arr at Savannah, SIh inst. sch'r Nireinian, Bur
roughs from Havana.
Arr at Baltimore. 18th inst. sch'r Gen. Cobb
Cobb from this port.
= Arr al New York. on Thursday last. ship Lion
Martin from this port via New London. with ih'
loss of an anchor.
CID at New Orleans. SIS, ult, sch'r Van Burcn
Babcock for ST. Marks.
Adv. at New Orleans. lst inst sch'rs Octavia
Wceden and Wolcot Norhup. for Havana, soon
Arr At Savannah, 3d inst schr Luiana, Swasey
from St Augustine
srr at Wilmington, 7h inst. sch'r Sappalu
Townsend from Nassau; lilh, brig Annawan
Sanford from this port
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WIItI.ERS.

Touched at Pernambuto, Npv. 18Th, barge ES-
sex Dagsetl, Of and 90 days from Bristol, with l23
Dbl, sp oil, and landed The Capt. sick, who would
return home in The Sch'r Gen Warren for Phila.
Arr at New London. l0,h inS balque Jones,
Dart, 62 days from the Coast of Patagonia with
1900 bbls VIII oil. and 10000 lbs Of bone.
Reported no date. OFT the Ahrolhas Banks, brig
Inca, Cudworth. oil Wareham 600 bbls sperm oil ;
Columbus, OF New London, 300 sperm.
Spoken, in June, (Supposed in The Indian Ocean
ship Miles Downs, of Warren. months out. 400
bblS oil
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THURSDAY. Jan. l4ih.
Sch'r Pequoi, Lowell, Of and fm New York for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

y. ID Ple.ll1a, u tte md Sac, q o.
4 PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS i; has come to the knowledge of the
Government of the United State, that >undry Sc
Gre, Lodges Clubs or Associations exist on the
Northern Frontier; that the members Of rhc>e
Lodges are bound together by secret oaths that
they have collected firearms and other military
lrrials. and sccreted them in sundry places; and
that it i tler purpose To violate the Laws OF their
country. by making sli'ary and awle>> incursion-,
when opportunity shall oler into the Territory Of
a Power with which the United States are at
peace and whereas it is known that travelling ag-
ta;ors, from both sides the line, visit these Lodges
and haranguc the member, in secret meeting, slim
ulatins them to illegal acts: and whereas tie same
person, are known to levy contributions on the IL
norant and crcduou- for their own benefit, thus
supporting and cnriching themselves By the b;tscst
means and whereas the unlawful intentions of the
members of these have already been manifested in
an attempt 10 destroy the live. and property of the
inhabitants OF Chippewa, in Canada and the pub
lie property OF III. British Government there be-
longing: Now. therefore |. joins TYLER. Posi-
dent ot tiIs United States. do issue this my Pro-
camation. admonshing all sucn ey-mndcd per
sons OF the condgn punishment which Is ccrtnin
to overtake them; assuring them that the laws of
the United States Will be vigorously executed
against their Illegal actl and that if in any awlcss
incurrsion into Canada they fall nio the hand, Of
the British AUTHORITIES. they will not be reclaimed
American citizens. sor any interference made
by thu Government in their behalf
And eNhort all wel!-neaniug but dcludcd per-
-ess, who may have Joined these Lodges immedi-
atey to abandon them. and Ia haze nothing moro
to do with their meetings or unlawful cath.
II they would avoid -eripu> Consequences To- them
>-lye>. And expec, the intelligent ard well-dis-
posed members OF the community Ia iro,vn on all
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was fractured and there vas deep wound IN the
back of the head. There VA. also cut upon the
side Of The chin which matched perfectly with the
cut n IT,. stock. Upon finger on the right hand
was small ing. The features were 80 entire y
decayed and the esunienance 80 disisurcd that
The BODY could no. well be identified; but Mrs
Adams testified that as nearly = she could Judge
from, the ring and coat the bod, ;ha; Of her hts-
band. = car upon tie leg i also mark OF iden-
ti1.a,ion. \ watch. known to have belonged te
Mr. AIaa,-. as he repeatedly attempted TO -el II.
na. b.en found in the trunk Of C,t ~ his lodgings
in Noaroe-,,.eet. near Market
Cot i known TO have bee. Indebted TO NdaniS
to considerable amour, for printing nj T'rA OF
bookkeeping and it i. understood that the latter
had had some trouble in securing his pay. Colt
~s- abou, to =hip box OF hi- books to Phiiade-
phia and erpo,e ed third person 70 do this and to
receive the money tor them in hi, stead. This third
person. We understand, was tod by adams mat
the money Tor the books wa. to be paid TO hin A.
Col, was in his debt. The former mentioned tins
to Colt Who denied ii, and -aid hs himself mt;
receive the monev On meeting Adams, the
fatal Friday. the third person told him VIA,
said bv Cet. and remarked that he wa> sure Colt
mean; to cheat him OF his money. Adams re-
ma. I1ed that he should take care OF INA; he
r.,antto see Colt about it, II. was la,; -een tha,
dav going up Broadway, near the corner Of Cham
hars-srrpct
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: Rich and Beautiful white Teeth

and elitferug OF Teeth should use the Compound sro
ru-;c Tooth Pate Il would he well 10 bear in mind ina,
most popular and economical denrifcs In u,e hav
the well srited appreciation Of those couno!.eur IN
h,ucso-e teeth the ladies' and also that after IL; pse a;
every sxhaauon the br-sh paees from the mouth lad
With most agreeable perfume This paste ha. aIso the
Advantage OF strengthening and bringing The guns to
FRI, and solid state and so entIrry rene8.. ,b,t nest
gums WIKI loose teeth Thu useful
Manufactured and venasd soltIybv HORACE EVERETT,
DrusE..t, No. 5S7 Greenwich door above Franklin st.
Price IS ceus per jay. G .3at
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK. SEPTEMBER y, 1871.
Miniature AInnnnc.-Tnrs Day

0iuIntuTc AIninnnc.-TWs UNY
TIE MooS FULL >EA
Rises sets u ti-c- = Il sets - IN i3m
Latest Dates.
LONDON sEir. 3 GAyRg ..-.-.-----.-ssrT
IvEaPooL-----..-.sErr.i >s"-oRLEASs ii
The next ship, TO Arrive
TRor LIVERPOOL FROM LvEEpooL
Acadia. Sept. 10 Columbus Oct.
The next steam hip TO Leave
FROM BOSTON FROM Li.EEpOoL
Ciletona......... Oct . CouR.h,i. ........ Oct 10
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. Rome azd Niagara Falls,

IN Prince treet. Of Broadway, opposite Nibo Gar
den Thee -nifceni Panorama, sill to be
ZONE II the largest pictures painted,
isy tea Iiau,a4d feet The view tfroHa tic Carolire
H embraces every Interesting objsc, tie ancient and
mo4cr pats Of this celebrated CITY and scenery IN
IL Immediate sirinty Car hardly be surpassed.
Tic '.-~ of NIAGARA Is from Table Rock ems ac-
@dsed TO be the perfect representation Of this
stupenGc.s Cataract ever offered 10 the public
o9en every DAY from ill dusk, and Monday.
WEDNESDAY and Friday evenings, from D =heu tae
Panorauas brilliantly illuIniA cd and full explna-
non gwen the gallery, commencing oca-k pre-
eisely g. 81 6tMW&F.
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: PsrenolosicaI Lectures. at Rutgers In

PhrcnoIosicaI Lectures. at Rutgers H.
.,uto every Monday. Wednesday and FRIDAY h'en'Hs''
.,,p. 1t - o'clock Ph.enelogy and Phy-io'osy
applied to the education ard government OF
Man. o,;,l rela,ons-to ReveIaon and Natural heoie
yand tc the geaeral aproS elent OF MANKIND Lee''''
I'M, eycriu- FREE Ticket, . cent?, admitting Aa!
and gsrt.eap or aily tickets FOX tx person. - al Inc
door. or oifi,e l3j Nassau street
l. 4 Full Length Portrait Of Father
Mathew the great apostle OF Temperance III fea d.
IN he &C, of nd the Pledge i published IN the
NEW WORLD OF Saturday. 1; capital engraving:
and ro,i likeae,. A. many persons were prevented,
by tie storm. from getting copy Saturday they are
Informed ,s, copies car be had at the office, 70 Ana II at
= ceats. Call and see it; 90 '-''t
Dn-uerrcoiypc Likenes-es are 'ssen n
superior the Room c0HeF OF Sro1d@2' anu
Iobs street IN apr Kind OF Nsalerthe Fs-al' beng A.
~,y> the
NB-S.ecim-n. may pc a; the Rooms, and terms
made kro~n i, any time in ;ee day. Cl
= Edueation for Adults-Mr. Chameer'aln
invites those tho desire instruction TO examine the ''
peetus of he School for Adults, and Messrs DonAse
Purcell, specimen. of Writing, Drawing and Faintng'
which bran-hcs are asgh; plan worthy OF the .po
ron Of Connoi.eur> =. well of those who are engaged
IL business Those Who desire attend exclusively 10
Writing can be accommodated Morning, Afternoon or
Evening.
Evening Ci,.>es in French Drawing. AID English
Grammar. Including Rhetoric com?OsuOs Cf''e'i Read
iur sn extempo7nneou. speaking will be organized Tor
the season early in October. Arithmetic AMI Bookhcep-
ing are tsu-h hit on the plan OF individual Instruction.
Ixs-Rrcrrcx FOR I,Dis>-Mr. C.'s School for Lsdies
j.. open on Monday, Tuesday Thursday aud Friday for
Writing and the solid branches Of ecueauoo and on
Ws.pc. !ay aud Saturday. for Draw uc aaJ Painting
y. E-Nr. c. las few vacancies IA his School for
Loys who's, health comfort and conduct receive Pnr'
cular attention. -
II Emporium OF Cheap Garments, by "
T JENNINGS. 40 Broadway, under American Hotel
~ III I'm
] Gramd Vocal and fn>trum' ntni Con-
cert.-Sl'iNOH JOHN NNiEL, Flr,t |ionn to the
King of swollen. an Pupil OF vagariui, has hc horor to
,it ounce thG Fr-t Grand Vocal an lnsiruihfnia
coz, Et i Nin take pia on Molda, Evening Scptcni-
Der ill., at is CIV Hotel assisted by the GO ehrSt-d FL
ma Donna Ia SlGE"RA EUfllHASit BORGiiESE,
fcn the Theatre, r5n Cao, II y pies Venice AMI I-
yiea aud The Ro5 Comf O."5- n Pari>
Mr. ErItN\E NOlZf,L. Professor OF SINGING aud
Teuor of tac PrNlte Mus,e Of the hing Of ffaacc.
Sir. EIfXELL
Mr.. LoII> RAKEMAN, who Ia. kindly volunteered
Mr. ". {. HILL, Leader OF the Quartetto snd
MrTlMM. Nho al preside a, the t!aao Forte.
For Programme ciaall Bills
Ticket Ouc Dollar each, to bc had ut the iracpa NM
&c sores ald lioei'.
Doors open at O'Clock. performance to commence at
o'clock precisely. t-) So ~
i Goid~miil'- WRITING AND BoeNkEEP-
ING ACADEMY, 4,i BroadTny. Rooms open during
Jay sad evening - - i"
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70 Our friend who asks space for reply TO
.Caador will obHse Us By waiting I'll we hage
finished the publication of Cendor'8 bficf essays
three in number If he thca deem nny remarks
necessary to the defence of the retiring Secreta-
ries, we shall hear him with pleasure. We trust
no agrees with US in regarding each Of the States
men composing the Harrison Wing Cabinet as the
proper guardian of MS own honor and the Judge Of
its requirements. Comments the breaking up
of the Cabinet can be profitable only by eucida-
ting broad principles and avoiding personal re-
Elections.
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Bark Binley Paine. Baltimore. Else.
Brg. Cardrma-. ChUrchill Portland, NJ f g Thur,tou
savannah -haptcr tynnnah Stur.is Il Csnrman; Juno
IIo land .eoreetown So Powhattau, GirlIer Mala@i
LAS Robinson; " .lek Adhcl. Cross Gniy mas
7 !lafmouy 4 60, Emily Reed Charles on. Durham 4
Dmoa; Clarion, Leland Campeachy. N,ssirh i Iced,
Rupert, Rankin. iiatauIa Rrett i No-c; Bremen Brig
Antoiucttc. -. Bremen, F. 4 T Pope.
>ehr, Amanda, I, ed all, AleXndrIa, DC Cambridge,
Hal, Eo=,on; Arabelia, Greer, Philadelphia
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u The Wings of the Seventh Senate District
have nominated HENRY WrLLEs ii Yates ana
BoRAx NllrS of Cortland Co f.r Senators, in
place of Hon. MARX H. SipLxY, resigned, and
Hon. ions MAYNARD. whose term has expired
Their election is morally certain.
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e Our readers viii please remember the Con
cert of VI. NAotr discovering. The DabIia Free
man. Journal says tia; he plays on ih' violin
almost II no, cutie sell =, Pag.aini himself.
We are ,trc those who attend ,hi> evening will
hear some Of the fines, music ever listened TO in
on. civ
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10 Tho individual who committed SO many
adroi, forseres under the names OF Bri,,On and
Caldwell has been arrested.
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THE IB t n E.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20.
For "a spirited WING Address, zee Fir't
Page.
For n new Chapter of Barnnby Nudge,
see Fourth Page.

TRIAL OF McLfoD.-The Court % Oyer and
Terminer, before which McLKop j. to have hi
trial, commence. It's session to-day at Utica lii
mss, likely that this case viii come on at an early
day. The Editor Of The Tribune j. On the spoil
and we shall be furnished by him with early ae'u-
rate and spirited report. Of the progress OF the fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

70 JosArHAN PLArr, of Owego, has beer
nominated for Member Of Assembly by slo Wings
of Tioga Co. He i. worthy and true man, and
I'VE hope viii be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

L We ell the a'teuton o. reade.s thu noice
IL another column Of Of Lectures be delivered
at Ratser> institute Parsnole-y aud Psychology by
that Highly pop-l-r rs1cE Pacnologi.t L. y. Fowler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

70 Hon, BESSgr BIcKSElI, of Madison Co
died at his residence in Morrsyille on the 10Th
inst in the Goth year of his age. ne was ma
tive OF Mansfield, Conn. bat removed to Madison
Co. n. Y. in 1905. and in 1912 was chosen Mem.
Der OF Assembly In 1914 he was chosen State
Senator, and in 1886 Member OF Congress. He
was a man OF talent ard worth, and his death il
widely lanerte1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

OUTRAGE os THE FRoSrIER'-A correspond
cnt of the Burlington (Vt.} Free Press. writing
from Albursh u town about four miles from the
line says that the night of the 10Th, rarty of
twelve OF fifteen men entered the house of n Mr..
Brown in that village, seized and gagged one Gre
gan who formerly resided in Canada and was an
actor in the rebelien, aud hurried him off toward
the lines lie fought valiaAtly and was severely
wounded in the struggle. He is suspected Of hav-
ing been engaged in the reocn, burninss on the
frontier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

70 Mr. John Sarber was killed at Pittsburgh on
the Eth, BY being run over By wagon.