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This stock and power repeatedly rendered ia fulfil
ment OF the contract and yet is pretended that Messrs
Little Co. pleaded inability to deliver" Mcssrs Boor
man, Johnston Co. said they would take the stock IL
Mr. Little could write his in the books Kentucky
As well might they have conditioned that he should carry
the Bank Of America to Louisville on his back. They
well knew the impossbility of that of which they made
plea withdraw from the unaverable ulatiop II
is stated that they bought for investment If So WHY did
they not buy for cash Because their "hgh minded
principal" Mr. Smith, director of the Bank, want
ed to take advantage of probable the stock at the
expense mr. Little The contract having gone against
him. he seeks in the chicanery of the law excuse for
Reputation. Will the people Of New York encourage
the growth of this exotic, reputation will they
out at once1
Great efforts making by interested parties, to make
the state of the commercial and financial affairs Of the
country appear in as bad light as possible lii stated
that expensive houses rented for small sums-many
stores and houses emptyhat failures occur-that
business is sand-tha property is depreeiaied-that
ship building has decned-and that the revenue Of the
country is next to nothing, the following being the New
York custom House transactions for July =
Cash duties received, S2S0000
receipts Of cash from bonds 906,6S7
Debentures issued, 6i0e0
Debentures paid 10000
" nese facts are apparently correct and yet deny
that they give other indications than those of recovery
IRON the eSravagance and speculation of former years
In 1885, ho"r was worth eleven paper dollars per barrel
ana every description OF goods merchandise and property
was advanced in proportion. All this had been done by
the diseased action Of vicious banking system the
worthless nature of which made self evident in the
sent condition Of the cause of it, viz. the late National
Bank. When the process of imitation was going on,
when bank after bank created when million after
million of paper money was added to abundant crcu.
laon causing the prices of goods and the Values Of mer
chandise to rise, difficulty experienced and no
complaints made. The great bubble exploded in
1887 consequently all those values that cously
lifted must sink back. When the country getting
drunk, the operation was very pleasant The operation
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Domestic Importations.

New EMBARRASSING Liyerpoo-l30 hhds tobacco 6l bbs
nok Boorman Johnston co926 sacks bales
hhds tobacco Roberts Williams5 do II Beasley-
IL ibis talow bales wool Boyd co.. hhds tobacco Bech
tel Dryer-5 boxes do hid beesway bbs alow Smith
3e9 bbls wheat Allen Paxsonl5 bxs oil stone Walsh Mall
lard Daryea Draeon25s pigs lead II Rogers CO. bales
cation Creepwav Henry coll reels yarn Saers
ii bx Perepc-2o bbs taow Merrill cO-lo6 bbs wheat
Nco2 McCogaolas-2 q hhds tobacco 2e9 sacks wheat
ia hhds do chest tools Hunerl bx mdse Jamison
ford-6 bills potash Masters Markoe cS-2D pgs lead X
&Williams-l chest II Walten-3 cs Van Buskirk
rolls mating Hastings col Cotenet-l groy-
doi box mdse Francia25 boxes candles cases mdse to
order.
CHArLssror-Brg sullivan-O2 rice suttonl22 do
bx specie Spague Robinson COPS bales cotton John More
head66 do Lynch--6 Cresgh Heydecker-9 Charles q
Luscher3 Victor Duckwitzl0 do l0l ties rice Henry
Leveric0 bds leather james Elder2 boxes Meyer Leon
wax w Warriner--I3 cases VIM " - 'to
ord
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03- OLDRIDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR THE
HAIR from Comstock Colts positive qualities fol
lows
lstFor infants keeping the head free from scurf and
causing luxuriant growth of hair.
2d-For ladies after childbirth restoring the skin to its
natural strength and rmness and preventing the falling
out Of the hair.
3d-For any person recovering from any debility the
same effect is produced.
E4thf used in infancy till good growth is started
may be preserved by attention to the latest period
life.
5th-I frees the head from dandruf, strengthens the
roots mparts health and vigor the circulation and pre-
vents the hair from changing color getting gray.
6th the hair to curl beautifully when done up
in it over night.
No lsdy's toilet should ever be made without it.
7th--Children who have by any contracted
min in the head Immediately and perfectly cured of
them by its 1t is infallible.
had been bald about five years-no more hair the
top my head than the back of my hand and my head
covered with thick scurf In this situation, about the
10th Of August last began using the Balm of Columbia,
from Comstock Co. from II Maiden Lane. Since which
have used two and half bottles of the Balm, which has
fully restored my hair and freed my head entirely from
scur My head is now covered with fine, flowing long
hair-which any one may see by calling at SIAM
ford, Connecticut.
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90 STRIVE TO SAVE-'TIS GODS OWN GIFT.
Dear SirsThe duty of my profession has exposed me
to colds, asthma, and other pulmonc complaints incident
this uncertain climate have been deprived Of the
power of preaching by hoarseness and is my firm con.
vction should still be had not made of your in
valuable hoarhound candy. tried for few times and
clear and my constitution evidently improved there.
fore have hesitation in adding my recommendation
the many who have experienced the efficacy of your ca
rifed essence Of Hoarhound Candy.
w. c. HAWLEY, 95 Crosby street,
Chaplain City Hospital.
No medicine have used has afforded me the relief that
have experience ed from Peases Hoarhound Candy and
cheerfuy recommend to those troubled with coughs
and colds.
To Messrs. J. Pease Son. As Division street Agents
Rushton Aspmwall 10 Aston House. ITO Broadway and
Sc William street, 1865 Greenwich street, Owen, Sixth
Avenue; Sands, 10 Fulton and corner Broadway and
Chamber street. Hays l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn lei
Der, 81 Dock street, Philadelphia Pa Reddng, State
street Boston; Haldeman, Louisville, KY; Haviland Har.
ron & Co., Charleston s. C.
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rORT or NEW YORK, AUGUST ~, rsag.


Cleared.
CO.. OMEN I1 r1s sc 5"Sn sr
% Abon sw Haid dsn aaS f S5oma and nssSa
H Houss 81 Johns SS NJ FBSG1 August
es s m a' mdss 1y e Ms DAYS Sm New Or
,l Brig 8 s9lI RS,S Gl days from Charleston
rolled Ssap eSay 'G ss fore s. foP gallant mast
sehr Sylvia Hsbee, Hgbee, , day. from Virginia, with
sclr Atlantic Robinson from Pliladolrhs, with coal, to
sehr David Hazard. Watson from Milford, Del with fruit,
seh Abela Taylor day. from Philadelphia with coal
sehr Republican, Hoover, from Philadelphia with coal to
seh Abella. Allen days from Philadelphia with coal to
sshr Francis D. Decker Taylor from Philadelphia, with
seh Fair Lady, Tyre from Philadelphia with coal to the
Schr Dispatch. Couen from Philadelphia, wi coal to
soop Alexander, silrey fem Philadelphia with coal, to
soop Danl Goodwin Baymore from Philadelphia with coal
General Record.
been Of SSeSws into New dC6dGS
benefit OF whom 1t may concern.
Notice to Mariners.
The Ligh, Boat stationed at Bartlett Reef Long Island
heard at the distance Of or 6 miles
Whalemen.
Saiied from Maaposett 18th inst Dryade for the Indian
Ocean.
Spoken.
New York, 10 days from NYok for Gssnock, July 81, lat ~
ocranps days from Amsterdam for James River, Avg 6,
Foreign Ports.
LTAI, Aug 6-sld Ceres tfisn Bordeaux repared) New
United states Ports.
LrBEc Aug iO7Ar Andrew Ring, NYork. Sid 7th, Neu
vtas, do; 9th, Gulnare, Alexand
MAoHiAs PoRT, Aug 9-Sld Amanda, st Thomas and a mkt
Juan de Cartagena, -; Patriot NYork; Henry Clay do
Wig wind 10th, Mary Elizabeth for NYork;
FRANKFORT, Aug PAR Clinton, Turks Island. Sid 9th,
Blake, Monevideo; Onana, Fayal.
PORTLAND Aug BAR Calcutta NYork; Example do for
Mlchias.
GLoucEsrrR, Aug l2--Arr Grand Turk suinam.
18Th Fairfield NewYork Sid ath Eliza. Cid 18th, Roxaaa
Para.
Bqsres, Aug 5An Constantine Livspool Cyclop., Nsy
Victor, GibIaltar Benz franklin, Phsdepha jasper New
ps AAS ss May Fright Baltimore
Johanna, DAM Rotterdam Arr lath. Rowena Bay River
NC; Eagle, yirgnia Superior NYork. Connthan, do.
HOLMES HoLE, Aug PAR Colombo from Baltimore for
FALL RIVER. Aug BAR Independence, and Caroline Now
York.
Pnov,pgSor. Aug ls-Ar John Jay, PhiadeGhs Sid Mr.
Ann Elirs. and Vienna NYork.
port Cid Arrow B.r6adoes; Mohawk. Gallo VIM Piti, Al
tamaha aud Susan Boston, Henry Providence; Augusta
Haven; Post Boy Quincy, Mas. Rebeeea Abigail Taunton
Pctou, Ms; Nicholas Bdde, Newburg NY; Washington,
Zerviah, Roe and Republic. New York; Aehsah d. Provt
denee.
Impsse Kiuasten Ja Maria NYork Sid Katharine Jason,
Rotterdam; Ann. Rio do Janeiro and amkt.
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90 AT A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEET
ING Of the electors Of the Second Ward favorable the
held at jones' Second Ward Hotel
Monday evening, Ang 6, in pursuance of the
mendation of the General Committee Eli B. Forbes Esq
called to the Chair, and John P. Hail. ESQ was ap
pointed Secretary.
The call Of the meeting having been read il was re.
solved that the meeting proceed to elect FIVE persons
represent this Ward in the General Committee
Whereupon Samuel Strong Isaac Nj pbvSe FL; n
Forbes C. Stanton and p Hail. were elected such COM
mittee
Upon notion was further resolved That the commit
tee have power to fill vacancies.
II was further resolved, That the proceedings Of the
meeting be published in the Her aid and Union
+. B. FORBES, Chairman.
r. HALL Secretary.
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A Good-Iooking Man on Woman.

ny THE OLD, THE UGLY, AND DECREfiD
NAV rooster their nose the young, the beautiful and
handsome vet what would they give could they be
Young agan-(alas partly joke, and are partly in
earnest they may be II they like We have seen
several lately whose skin brown, yellow shrvelled
and covered with pimples freckes and eruptons. Well
they have used the Italian Chemic al Soap week and
thew jumped OF their skin they have had such
beautiful fair skins thatbut enough-this certainly does
cure in the wonderful manner every eruption and
Disagreement of the skin, and We do advise all to try
cake for so cents You get il of Jones' sign of the
American Easl ~ Chatham street, New York State
street. Boston, 81 Dock street Philadelphia 1879 and 10 Full
ton street BROOKLYN.
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TENDER CHINS.

A NY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all
"A pain during the operation of shaving by applying his razor
to the METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP inven ed
by g. Saunders which rcedcs necessity hone and
by which the most unskiu always rodvoe and
smooth edge the razor could by any possibility exhibit
under the most experience hand.
It. the only eectual which the Of yet
devss foving to oppo tunty Of suting
zo ms chm wh the same Ger ainry as he can mend
suit his own hand WHICH will be shown By bring
dull and trying the Tablet before purchasing
aul7 lm'r Sold at G. SAUNDERS, 1863 Broadway
CtANELIAS, AND OTHER RARE PLANTS AT AUG
IioNMA, Levy will sell ON THURSDAY morning, at io1a
Plants :Csmeas Chand Ri, Colvllii, Beai Imbecata
Deecatissemas Pectuata, Lady Humes Blush Nobssems
Psxona, Donkelaa ancofuenses, Ochroenca, Tricoor,
Swee ii and Glles Rhodode ndron. Aboeum, Russeea-
RuSsePs Grandeom Alta Clarencs AND Phoern-
eeum; Azalias, Alb, Phoenicea and Coccin.a Rose La
Maque; Agrippina, Russell eviil &r ID ahas, Con-
qnero of the World in bloom, with other choice green
Plants.
kinds Imported this year for the first consde red tbs
delicious known Europe. This collection la
been cultivated Nv w. Russell Fiot Brooklyn and will be
all warranted genuine.
any Of the United States low charge
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy

Established for the Suppression Of Quacke'y,
GO BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
of obtaining medical advice that renting the Of
one dollar with statement of their case they will be
supplied with dollars worth Of appropriate medicine
and letter of advice containing full directions to diet
regimen, Sc All letters must be post paid. Address
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, N. Y.
NB.-The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting of the College Hours
from 10 till 2 o'clock.
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GODOLP HIN.

BY THE AUTHOR OF "zANoNI;' PELHAM;" 1.-THE DIS
OWNED" &c.
90 A DOUBLE EXTRA "NEW WORLD" WILL
be published on Wednesday, August II, containing Bull
wer "Godolphn" Of the very best works of fiction
eier written by him, and which, having originally
been issued has been the least known and
read Of any Of his productions. book of wonderful
talent and beauty and of aiding interest and power
and every advised to read who wishes rich
tainment.
PRICE ONE SHILLING,
Agents and newsmen supplied on the usual terms
Orders by mail, enclosing 81, will receive Nine copies
Twenty copies for 81.
n7-OFFICE 30 ANN STREET
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THE PRIV ATE
TREATISE.

THIS is little volume cert.in delicate diseases by Dr.
Il RALPH, in which the speedy and private Of
stated in the PLANES, possible manner There Is no
class OF that does highly value this little book but
those whose complaint been suffered 10 continue from
month to month. still deeply interested in 1.-THE
OF such delays and the proper OF being
fu y explained. Prize 81.
d. Ralph also bees that he consulted his
residence, 90 Ore enwichsu at any hour.
With view however OF obtaining the confidence Of
coming 10 rs city he be-. here repeat what he has
stated another column Of this under his remarks
structure" that beside his rank Graduate OF Edinburgh Se
Sc he has been engaged IN the these Diseases both
hospital and city practice or than thirty years and has
pubhedwo editions OF wors expressly them Also that
he has testimonial letters from The mIn physicians in
Europe the most eminent ~ Ameuca-as Ashley Coo
Dr. Mott o New York. DR. Pa sick Of Philadr hia and
Others and that he is permitted refer almost every phy
clan OF mncnce in this city. Communications by post
carefully replied TO. sul1 lms
NOTICE TO WAGON BUILDERs-The sub
llI< scnber Proprietor Of New forN Tatersals. i'll
AZl- make iberai advances in Cash, all New Lii
Wagons 10 hise Establishment for sale.
Buders in he country rely upon having every attention
paid TO their orders
For further particulars as 20 terms SC. apply to
GEO. w. MILLER,
p6 Proprietor 81 ~. X. Tatisrsalls, i,s Broadway,
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o. CONSUMPTION CURABLE.-A small work
with this title has appeared in Philadelphia from the pen
OF very distinguished practitioner of medicine in that
city, whose success in lung disease has been remarkable
His remedies much used in Philadelphia and the work
may be had the Drug of Dr. Minor No. 1872
Broadway, corner Of John street.
DR. Roses PROPHYLACTIC SYRUP, for restoring the
Lungs and, also his Cough Syrup without OPIUM
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Passengers Arrived.

NEw Embarrassing Lrverpoo-Mr Newman Miss Hcyer
Master Heyer-2 in the steerage.
CHARLIE 'Ios,Brig soliyan-F Cspes apd LADY, Miss
son, Mrs G A Boykin Mrs Rayne, Mrs NJ Earl and sir
children, James Elder, w Barrett, Oakley, Hof, w
Scott j Silcox l. Eggieston Foster, Salisbury, w
WAR Smith, w Morrow Weaver, d M Chauncey, Capt
Willard, A Pratt, A II Dunkin Robbie, A Crapon,
BanweI, ] McCloskcy.
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There is little more doing in produce at auction The
following sales took place $50 bags Havana coffee nfe
rior 81 IT, 60 days. so boxes Havana sugar. &C. cash.
boxes and kegs tobacco, 81 A. cash; bales tobacco
Cuba, IL & cash.
.ashss-About 200 bbs. of pots sold at $3.50 s562I
advance Of l2i cents Pearls 100 bbls sold at S5s7i
o. also an advance
Coton-The cotton market is exceedingly quiet.
Flour-There is doing in the market this morning
prices are firm at ytsterday's quotations. We quote Ce
nesee at $685. SIS 25. and Ohio and Michigan at So
SIS III.
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Something New.
HUNGARIAN TALES AND LEGENDS

HUNGARIAN TALES AND LEGENDS.
Romantic, Chrairic, and Supernatural
l- By Miss Pardoe, author of "The City of the Sui
TAM" &C. sc. &C. This romantic and exciting work
published in London July 18TH The first American ed
ton will appear early next week, in Extra Double
Brother Jonathan embeshed with splendid engraving
Of the carrying off of the Brides of Venice by Moorish
Pirates. The engraving has been executed in the finest
possible manner expressly for this work. and print
ed in letter press separate from the work ITSELF to
for each number clear and beautiful impression Price
10y cents, or ten copies for dollar.
WILSON & COMPANY, Publishers,
l62 Nassau st. New York.
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Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the northwest
Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails at eight o'clock A. N.-and also of the
from all parts of the world, may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayarer stop
and read Advertisements Of all kinds taken at the Office
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u. s. SHIP NORTH CAROLINA,

July 70, Iol2.
{15- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL,
session on board this ship, hereby order all the
witnesses in be investigated and the accused
be puncual in their attendance daily, at 10 o'clock
Sundays excepted A boat will be in waiting at the Bat
terry bridge at half past A NJ daily.
Gil. III. WINDER Judge Advocate.
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On the l4th inst. of consumption MARY Ann SrENoE,
relc of John Spence and daughter of the late george
Magil of Dublin, Ireland, in the AID year of her age.
On the morning of the lah inst. OF a lingering and
painful illness, MARY widow Of John j. Roome, in the
10th year of her age.
street,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL
issores Nos. % finn aud rs Fnifoa s,yerf.i


isSors N0s q .frn dtd 10 FnHon sfyrrf.i
WEDNESDAY,
Atl01s O'Clock Ia the sale rooms.
se hl extensive Se OF valuable household furniture of
all descriptions. "
Splendid Cqrtalns Canorys and B.dsads-A M O'Clock
witsu reserve the celebrated Queen sf Sh~bas be- .,d
wlc mas cost so large and afforded
WIN the nan curtains, draperes and ornamsnts.
Also, another elegant mahogany bedsead with curtains
hangngs and ornaments. Same time, sple ndd pnI.h.d
French bedsteads, with gt canopy white daperes bed r
lIastTes, &c. '' 'N' U"
Also, 10 hair mattresses, frs, quality quilts Sc.
Also, superior piano forte.
Also, Piano iortes. by order OF the sheriff
At l0H O'Clock, at he auction aoons,
ruenFe sale OF Dry Goods Clothing, fancy and pledged
nieles Segars groceries, perlnmery, &C.
Also large additional lot of choice Dry Goods suitable for
the season. - ' > W.
Also, London cloths, cassimeres and vestings
Also splendid guns, truly valuable ship chronometer
gold lever watches, &c.
SATURDAY
AT l0l9 O'Clock in she sale rooms
Extensive Sale of Elegant Furniture. By catalogue comps
all ITS varieties, in fine order
Also by order of the Marshal, piano fortes.
BY RlELL ARCULARIUs,
WEDNESDAY,
~ Al Ole O'Clock, a sales room,
Elegant Furniture Pianos, &c
THURSDAY,
AT 1919 o'clock the auction room,
Drugs Medicines rernery Fixtures SC being the entire
contents OF a family drug store. sale poiitive
FRIDAY,
At haltast 10 o'clock splendid assortment Of Plants con
slst,rg Of Oleanders. in full bloom. Birds &c.
BY f. J. BEARNS.
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAy, Sd August, 1912.
Q5- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place. by addressing the sub
scriber at McCoun Clark's, So Wall street.
az lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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u9-FOR THE SUM OF ONE DOLLAR, Medical nd
vice and medicine furnished by the College Of Med-
cine and Pharmacy The high character Of the Consult
ing ofthe College affords the sure guarantee
of the efficacy Of his prescriptions Letters for advice
containing one dollar and post paid duly attended to-
w. 8, RICHARDSON, Agent
Office, 81 Nassau street.
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EMPRESS Hartford AND SPRINGFIELD
Harndens branch line to these places Is now in full
operation, and has proved to be truly valuable 10 the
merchants as means of communication.
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THE WEATHER. For wonder, we had another
day without rain yesterday.
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NIBLo's-Ever alive to provide the best class of
amusements for his numerous visitors, we observe
the proprietor has entered into short engagement
with Mrs. Fiizwilliam and Mr. Blackstone. The
former is the last of race that placed English
comedy on the highest step Of the ladder-the lat
ter is well known and favorably as a dramatic
writer, and his quaint style of acting makes you
laugh "spite ofyoursef." The monopologue of"The
Belle of the Hotel" is gem Of the first water.
Mrs. Fitzwilliam's wonderfully rapid assumption of
various characters, is equal to any thing the late la
mented Mathews ever did Tom Noddy's Secret
is an admirable farcetta, in which Blackstone plays
his original part of the usher with inimiable humor
There will be great garden. Go early
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lry- SQUIRE HART, OF PATERSON, N. j. SAYS
shermans Cough Lozenges cured him Of very trouble
some Cough that had bafed the skill Of his MUSICIAN
for months Two boxes entirely cured him. and he
recommended them many Of his friends who have been
quickly cured by them. II is really surprising how soon
they cure and how remarkably pleasant to the taste Dr.
Sheman warehouse is at LOG Nassau street. one door
above Ann.
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Married.
Died.

On the 10Th inst by the Rev. George Benedict, Mr..
CHARLES PrcxSEr to Miss JANE ANN PARKER, both OF
this city.
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1U- Timothy Haskens has been released in Provi-
dence Rh~de Island
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HeraId acnernI PrinfInu Oaice.

The General Printing Office, capable OF doing all sorts
Of printing, such books pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions, is open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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Elections.
..-Locofocos have 26 majority in

NORTH CAROLINA. -Loeofocos have 26 majority in
joint ballot
ALABAMA.-Locoiocos have 81 majority in Joint
ballot.
lLLINoIs.-Locofocos have over 25 majority in
Joint ballot.
lNDIANA-Our information, as yet, is imperfect;
when we get full returns that can be relied on, we
will ''penlilully declare the thing ast is AT pre-
sent, Chapman continues TO crow; but II is thought,
by some, he is not 'out of the woods" Our ex-
change papers exhibit the following the result thus