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SASDss AR;4PAR!LLA--Lght ths most important the
oTs the Means q exalted and exquisite pleasures and the
source from Whence derives proportion
liable knowledge. When decomros- II is found 10 consist
81 Of the seen paary colo. us eysr tn sun the
g Is to the physical world so is health 10 the physical
aTs: the one and all is blank take awa The other
sun nig;e warmth aud renewed vigor the VEGETABLE
alon, so 2ANDs sARsAfARILA Gfnses strength into the
weak ana iaIsut frame Daily experience shows results the
no pleasing and unlocked o thus gl.d-nns the hearts
Thousands who had given up despair Cures recorded
cGcit6 10 satisfy i!e most increduous: and facts
stubborn things they only be mentioned. Chronic
GeTangement cutaneous diseases, impurities Of the blood
sc. axe safely and perfectly cured by It's use
Prepared and sold Wholesale ari retail and fer eyportatIon
by A b: SANDS co Druggists. tGreni. Buildings. }
corner OF Broadway and Chambersse Sold also BIZ A
B D. SANDS 70 Fulton Corner Of Godstreet; and at =
Last Broadway o Narksstree rrlce per bottle
bottles for s..
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CORONER,S OFFICE.

The Coroner held inquests Yesterday at Twcntv-
second ;e body OF Charles Thompson native of \.
a-eda years. The first named vii, his VIE stepson David,
aud ,"o otl!e. Children bad late Monday night IN
on Tuesday morning both of the above found dead IL
bed and the "o children somewhat injured Verdict IN &c
co!dance VIII, Inc facts.
Also to-day at SO Washington street, on the body
oi Michael S native OF Germany, egei 81 who arrived
here Fda% from HAMBURG He i down stairs on Satnr-
congestion OF the brain, superiHducsd by a fall
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= rae Iux;sti,is VIZ 50 clo,eIa -rser

- The Invisible Wig 50 closely resembles the
real Of ha.r th4r cepiic and coaHoiss-urs have pro
ionhc- - .s a5 !nia- Of ti ooy md nniour !, ~,
iuy m d- without sowing weaving which rs Az
.,,rc- caS- resemble ti- natural ha,r bot" Ia light
natural ap-aTEcr 10 DEFY DETECTION. Us texture
.i. 5anrifui ofous ani 50 m that AL cases Of
-Snrariou EVAPORATION uunT-, aud the great evils %.
th- Wl2, entirely AVOIDED. The septic aud c6nnoseur
k- invited nspee, this novel and oautifu Wig, and tn
rli4 method q, FITTING ts- had tn manufacturers,
3 Barr Ia B-oad~s-, Of Lbrtv ~
inns
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THE NEW VOLUM E
w ne
NEW WORLD.

he tirst number CT the Sh volume will appear Sal
uday II entire new type and filed with Thugs good and
choice Now The time for subscribers commence
CONTENTS.
THE ANSWERED PRATER-An original POEM Of
great beauty, b. Miss Sarah c. Easar;ou
STILL MORE NOTES ABOUT EuROPE-Ex-
from unpublished ourslA Hamburg OressGen
Berlin.
3.LETTER TO CHARLES DICKENS-A piQaal.,
and singing episte 20 the " great Boz
I. RETROSPECT OF THE sTAGE-Aao,hes OF these
amusing "reminiscences OF the olden time
5. THE BAJPOOT BRIDE-An lniiaa Tale, Of the
romantic interest, from the Asiatic Journal
5. THE PARTISAN AT SEA-A Nautical Tale, trars.
lated from the French OF Eugene Sue.
:. JEST AND EARNEST, shog. s;ory; Capture OF all
Alligator, = thrilling sketch
EDITORIAL ARTICLES
S. HERNANDO EORTES-A review of the late works
on Mexico, In which embodied the history Conquest
5y Cortes &c ban, powerful article from the
pen OF H. G. Demlns, Esq which Will command universal
attention..
.. PULPIT SKETCHES. yII-Rev Dr. Skiauer, OF
the Presbyterian Church.
10. THEOLOGICAL TILT-The ba:,!- between Df,
Wainwright and Potts.
II. DR.. sEWALLS PATHOLOGY OF DRUNKEN.
NESS
70. POST OFFICE Observation-Disclosures Of the
meanness and tyranny OF NJ. Wlckhtre.
u. LETTER FROM GEN. LEWIS CASS-Coulcs
Abndcemcnt o: Alisons History of Europe.
L. LETTER FROM lLLlEOlS-Very interesting ac
OF in the Hco>ier State
10. LET TER FROM WASHINGTON: 4 few words
about Ole Bull Governors Message and all the news aud
chit chat Of the day; literary, musical &c
= Prce for all The above /; only t; cents. To mai. sub
scribers So year. including copy of De;nns spe0dd
transation of The Mysteries Of Paris Gall Ann
aud examine the various and chenn works issued and
sale By j. WINCHESTER, Publisher. j.
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:, CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge kent,
Cutler u.s. Oatman and wlte.--Eerdici Tor delts.

All NASDERyooRr aud rrKpY. j. K. 'EairiS0 D. AS
Allen Bur,;s was nied for burglary in breaking
100 In. slOle " J..n4-s X Co. ~ Btoadway on ,@
IL 18th Apl as; .pd s'e,lins 81 vests sc-s Ne
s. sus Of SIS So he goods ryco' elrd By ON eS
welsh sc, small hons. co nef OF ilae 81 asa
1,s ay where 81 tnbbeD Brought "a com,
,ay with The prisoner y, 10 with iIo bbe aud named
III soa V.re then arrested. ~ biii wa otid az
lie ,rri for The de-ace, T. NcSitoy ee4ossd Ist
~ Slept all Gish ,t hIu the night :" t= tnFsii
20 anne foom, Pear icca,ed proved Uy hh n
5actet t;t i've YEATS rs bv three ote
''S "a ham G, Guilty
issie!day the recognizances Of Garret Garrison
4esass,l Tor torsefy N tbs dge i've
"sis forfeited for ppesr answer--aad
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he Court then adjourned.
POLICE OFFICE

John Thomas, colored man, was arrested 70!
stealing FROM john Smith OF the Ship Heiiespoa
Patrick icDermott, boy, was committed for steal
ms with other boys 2i worth of property from the shop
wndow- Sc p 7. Franceschi 2S9! Broadway.
Peter Field was committed for stealing quan,i-
=, OF beef frcIn j. L. Denton.
Hester MADDEN was arrested ior stealing two
Ye!iicoats fGm Mrs Rebscca Tucker, l0i Cans. st
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say New York IT, e5 do at IT, s7s and IS do a, 2f
per half kiIo
sATgRpAr. Dec; Evenng-Our Cotton Market has re-
all JARED States descriptions The Frsgco. srgsd YES.
teTday with New os dates The l7,h ult and e have
just received TWO days later via Liverpool
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~ Office OF the Bowcry Firc INSURANCE
Company, No. l2l BoweIy, corner OF Grand-stTeet lie
csmhet 90 iSi-NoTIcE Company assures their Gus
lowest rates o; PREMIUM IS favorable any similar
Institution in this city including those Comnanles that adver-
p,,Trn p,yig>ry Secretary I2l I'm
~ CarN.-JACOB G. DAY, formerly of the firm OF
Dsv,iNeweil s Day Manufacturer Of Locks. Bolts and
Hinges Us Bomery Pian and ornamental Brass Work 20
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DIED.
III III.
,rh instant, Cantain RoswELL TRov

Ii thu city Tie ;th instant Captain Roswell TROw-
BRIDGE, of New Haven E. aged co
Funeral service the house OF his T. T;owhrige,
l35 frinc-set, This Day, day) O'Clock Relatives
aud friends Of the families respectfully invited to attend
His will be taken New Haven for ut-ment
On Wednesday night Sd instant after short illness, Col
JoHH FELLOWS, ag.'i 81
His funeral will take place Saturday o'cocsP NJ.
from his late residence, II Chatliamst
On the evening OF the Sd Instant after long and raItuii'l-
less, which she with Chr fortude, DEBORAH, we
of George Phelps aged IL yeas
Her CONNECTIONS aud friends invited attend her funeral
from her late residence 10 East Broadway This Day at
o'clock i. NJ.
At Jersey City last evening the house o. her brohern;
law =. C. Dummer OF consumption, Anna D. Holt, aged
IS daughter Of Charles Holt, SEN >,
The friends the family nvted 10 attend her funeral
70 morrow Saturday P " frGm the residence c! Mr..
Drummer, tssey-Sreet, jersey CIty:
At sing Sing on tie evening OF December o, ELIz. EM
y third daughter OF john and Isabella Ellis, aged years IL
month, and days.
Al albany the ls JANE s. wife of G. v S Blocker,
in the sd year OF her
AZ Richmond, on the 2Sh u Capt. JoHS 3 KIcHARpsoN,
Superintendent OF the Armory
A, Gesva. tn, residence Of his ,tter IN Charles County
Md. WILLIAM D., of Hon. William d. Nerrck, aged I
Yeas Smonhs and 10 days
~ Frrrcksturs the 2St! utmo al hs residence
OF Thomas Barton, Dr. DANIEL OF ST THOMAS JENIFkR:
tbs Hon DAME Je,r. Dr. Jenlier was c,ttz-n o.
harles county, Mi,y LAID AMI was VISIT Virginia
we this atcve dsesstion was visi'eduron his realTes
aud friends
AT Weymouth on the 25th utmo JOSEPH Nash, Sd, aged
So, Rev tlCnarJ PeGsiOuet
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CITY INT L.I.IG E n c E.
thursday,

SUPERIOR COURT . before Chief Justice Jorfs and
Judges OAKLEY and VAHDERroEI.
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m n.Ir p1-e11c-ExTRA SAFE LOOK.

Having Ie, an article The Tribune OF the fst signed
Jones Newark y j. induces the subscriber 10 publish
the following facts for the consideration Of the public lst
The Lock picked b. Messr Petes and Duna IS the same
Kind of Lock sold Banks b. Nh J-res agent for Nh
John Day. with additional Safeguards refer to j. :" Nc
lauchia the the Lock and Robert Newell the IN
yetor and foreman John Day for the facts OF thus state
ment 81 The Lock that he speaks OF Ny Lock net
his Lock bur invented b. and manufactured by Mr. John
Day The subscribed is ready TO manufacture new ana use
p the OF Locks which he will insert
in any kind OF ock and make them safety against the
attempts OF burglars ct small expense The public are II
,i,ed 10 call at 3l5 Bowe.y and examine II.
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REIOii

Pacae. ship George " Arlington Burrows from Liverpool,
Nov Is, 20 Grinneil, Aiiutar 20.
Snip John Almturu, Snrks, from New-Oeans, Zee y,
cotton &c. 10 stanton & Frost.
Ship sabattis Cox from Charleston Dec D. cotton : Fice
20 shp ourier Wolfe from Rio i, Janeiro cof--
sh,p Unon Russell, from Nworlean, Dec H. John
son &Lowden AZ.
S,orpn Wind fresh \ W
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MINI RCIAL.

NEnri1ets THIS DAY. o'clock
The sales of Cotton were reported at 1900 bales, at full
prices Flour is without change AID quiet
For new bills Pots G2! is asked. Pearls 2Gt Very
little doing Ashes.
Sales 5000 bushels Southern Corn, 6c, WI delivered
small lot OF prime new Clover sold at 10 cents
Naval Stores are Very dull 25 for Country Turpen
tine and 50 for Wilmington Sales 900 bbls Rosu Csc
Receipts on the Western Railroad for the week
ending Dec. so, l843. 1872.
Passengers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SSH sI'S S
Freight 1872 iGaz
Total.. ..................S $3.50 s7,E2
The following are the respective duties paid by
the Pnadeph for the last quarter: Myers
Clanghorn * Co: $O5i i8j John Stokes Co 1868 80
Ash So a05 34 J. Wobert 81 SIT 49, Davies Stevenson
Co. S375 81; Richards Bspham Sl,254 lC; g. W. Lord
The City Collector Of Baltimore has sued out of
Baltimore County Court writ of mandamus against the
stock the interest On he stock.
BAGGlNG AND RopE.-The Louisville Journal
saws These articles continue extremely dull both here and
in the New Orleans market We have heard OF but one sale
this week, and that small one at l2 and Ale. cash he
stock market $3.50 pieces and 1906 coils which
the hand this last Our Ia
hes thar lS and 620 COILS have been received
during the present which add 3.8ii pieces anG
without being Incorporated ~ abes mai. the quantity
rceiyi during the year o @ pieces End 49, COILS which
is very considerable increase the business OF preyi-
Gus year, 5 the following table shows:
In 1912 $22 pieces b4ggins and s. $50 coils rore
In 1871 5l,i33 and oi%7
In 1889 ....... .5923S aad 1888 q -
In 1885 o0,ilS 2Gu 10 Ji-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 81 P. NJ


Shin Auburn Durfty New. Orleans, Stanton Frost.
scbrs VI u Robinson, Push, New Orleans, 5 Mltche
w BIaLley, Penny, do, do
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:. 20 the Island once day. am not acqqaint-
with Polly BGdne She sneb mg nUas o
safu1' aScrption was ever in my house
her erd Hooa,p6 reside At Staten Island
H es,'aa.oryyiIle am married too daughter OF
s ssa Sen Polly Boan me, was va,
ID ny ,oJre how Polly reached the Quarantine the
slgs she left her fathers house, When George
nd Eon 10 adysI ah fS%q Pd o' I'll. The
dJ i would Kill her, or words to that effect.
hhe .a UNI uorsan sworn reside at Elizabethport.
:, g9"lf am one of the hands on board the steamer
Nse Witch have seen the prisoner, George 5,
Ma!s before. lie came dow, IN the boat eight or
Wal is,s 400. Ii was cool morning was stand
Ten Ten The gangway while the captain was collecting
M s He stepped up towards me and said .ns%
look cold BY ao unless mI 0 ,o S He then pn
als !" the forward cabin. There were but few
o passengers on board hot morning. ddnot sec him
Pa pan 70 nv recollection.
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I,LANt;E TYRE lRON.-The subscribers have
just received from Aness Iron Works Salisbury Conn
s.mFi Of Flangs Tyre for Locomotives andsrosd Car
and sweIged smoothly as the rolled article Railroad
Companies nd Engineers viii be furnished WIN hi, article.
OLIVER AMES. Falls Village Conn. or
MITCHELL * WITHERELL.
di2 lmlk As Maiden L.ne, ~ 7,
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schr Henry Ravens Turner, from St Martins, ard
slaves 10 II H4Tens.
Srhr Polly Hickman. Virginia corn, TO II Ravens.
Sfhr EIarv Anna. Mathews Folly Landing, DO.
Sctr R-beccs Walker, Egg Harbor, cedar boards.
Schr Independence do 90.
Schf ACcumulatot, do Wool.
ScIr HaskilI, do wood
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.
ARRIVED.


Packe, shin Chai,yc from London and Pest;
mouth Dec ID the Lizard lO. mdze TO Grnnell Mnturn
Shin Nicholas Biddle Truman from New Orleans and the
B.r on the evening 18th Dec. 10 Taylor Merrill
The \ B is ashore Owls Head
Brig Acton Lambert from Mobile Deco 29s bales, cotton
Brig Henry Burt Is ds from Wilmington, &c, naval stores
Bi Foster LANCASTER % Is from Wilmington NC, naval
stores to Woodhuli & Mutu!n.
Brig Edward, Bulkey ds from Charleston cotton and
rice, 10 Durham Dnon.
Big New}sssE Brown 10 ds from Savannah cotton and
Schr t;rn Tacon, HoAgsou q DIS from Mrasore, St Do
80 long "a So spoke schr losa, from Wilmington O. with
loss fore SAIL requested 10 be reported Lett no american
vessels The q r within 70 mi OF Sandy Hook 10 days
ago, ana was blown off as far South as lat 80.
Schr Sterling Taylor. ds from Wilmington nc, naval
stores and cotton towel. Sailed IN company with the
Schr PawtuxeI, Clark Matanzss Dec o. moasses
and i9O00 oranges, to Read Hcppock Left soop Of
war Famouth 18Th! ult Havana all Well Yesterday
arce full Ii.gpd brig ashore 10 miles North OF Ba!lega
sails loose blowing from the yards making breach
over ; persons the beach picking articles suppo
sed drifting ashore from the vessel
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Clark. from Wilmington, Dell corn
SchT sarah Kimba 70 Is from Baltimore, corn, master.
Schr Eolucia Clark 10 Dis I'm naval stores
Scht Empire Halves, 5 ds from Baltimore flour 10 suI-
ges x Chairman
scr Shylock, Fuller ds I'm Bostoni mdze. Y" Lewis
SChr Waiter :. Jones, Virginia, wood.
sioop Republic Ne,. Bedford oil.
SAILED.
shs Columbus Cole Liverpooi; Eutaw, Thompson, do;
bark EXPRESS, Valparaiso, aud others.
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rs taken Of twenty minutes
TVENi%G SESSION

7homos Gibson called and swon.-l reside in
the town Of Castieton on the middle road. am
son.in-aw Of Abraham Houseman. | have been
since the murder. have no reason 10 say that
Polly Bodme had declared that she would take her
lie liza reward was offered. think the night she
left her fathers house that she was insane. She had
aft was loading a pair OF! pistols at the time;
fred one OF them | then observed she had a fit;
csnno, say how long il was before she recovered:
canno, recoect any conversation that transpired in
The family; have no idea how Polly got TO tie
Quarantine that NIGHT; have never heard it recon-
mendei that nothing should be SAID in relation 10 the
ere have heard il sand that the person who MIR
dared Mrs. Houseman thought tley would get the
$1,000 which was supposed 10 be in the house:
have heard it spoken OF in Mr. Houseman's; [ first
went 10 the house the day on which the FIRE aud
murder were discovered: did NOT hear It said whe-
Their was the result ofaccident not first thought
was from accident; do not think 50 uocs T.: the
way it was managed: | heard the family suspected
that Waite was concerned init; have never heard
that Waite was on the Island on the Saturday night
previous to Christmas; | do not know that my wife
made up an opinion rs regards the guilty person.
VIM Heary, coorcd boy, swom.-i live al the
Quarantine. / was on hoard the boat the day after
Christmas. | saw q strange woman on board the
boat; she had on dark cloak, green veil and hood.
She went in the after cabin. Jane was there at the
time. She said to her, YOU have taken en- early
start. The woman said yes, | have come great
ways saw her again on Saturda, after. should
know her again. She had long thin face. [ said
10 Jane that something mus; be the matter with that
woman by her starting so early for town.
The proceedings were here adjourned until this
Asy M q o'cIock
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SAILED

sbi, Liberty Norton Liverpool. Bark Rapid, Ward,
Bugs Anawau, Hutchinson, Martinique; Caro-
Iire Sher. God, Charleston. .. Schr WARSAW, do.
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IHE Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blake and Lem
uel Flowers, stage drivers. connected with carrying
the T. Wall, were arrestedat Hudson, and brought
into the city this morning by Assistant Marshal
Smith, charged with being concerned as accompli-
ces with llofiin the recent mail robbery
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\ B challenge Rober, Newell the nfenoT OF the Per-
mutation Lock 70 pick make false key hat'Sl "-a m
Lock- privilege operating LOCK under .ewaId
Of S3c0ars IS fouws hours examination ten days 70
d operating and thirty days 10 operate m
TO prove that Mir. Neweii Formulation Lock, IS SOLD TO
Banks by Mr. Il &. Jones, fairly open' insert Inc lo!-
iowIpG certificate:
This is TO certify tina, manifold lately improved i-rm1'
ZION Lock auuflctured by john Day. lsnccrssoT 70 Day
Newell x Day successfully operated upon and Opened
av Mes - l. T. ps;;es DAVID Smith aud lliam DURHAM
who is Insecurity the OF The Iican
tSank Lock Company. The Lock lut up 0y W. pay
pder ,er-u STIPULATION and Certified check iSr I've
uujrsi Doacs placed b. Mr. pav our hands 10 te
the reward the st,nzr Operating upoE IL ii successful III
In the whole mas been conducted with
mat Caution wi;t IL d-i-rmH10u oG TIE p1r 81 bot.
artie * this demonstration cone 'ui'Fsah "a
,y one Ihe Lock placed upon Iron SAFE and locke
~, th, patty pnils aud tr key retained ~ MIN
m the time operating. and Lever seen NJ l-I OF
H. .r,nts ui,-rau- the Lock unlocked ~ We.
4y or o.l.fs from submitted although ;ney CHARMED
M, had r- privilege OF doing Al they thought ?f~e no
evidences Il W. dF- pound 10 De-
,h- id improved Nei,oid Pefcca alton Locs lbs
bsn fairly fuliy hoG-ts cenonsratsG Insecure % ne
,o r, Bank Lock Company tn -rs"n oi the r-s"is
~ tocr aud have .ncs OF i:lc SAID SD
nn mid 70 hem OF Five Hundred Dollars th4s
day. $3.50. IN 49, ,b, ,,o,-,.,,s ,,.rif :,
,eyjouiy had four hours exanis the Lock i-hou' me
80 BE%EDlCT * HAMMOND, watch Makers
Ky. a. Merchant Exchange, New Yors
VI, DaS- ri-r2, 1873.
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MONTE Dec q Co;on The s,les Of Cotton gsS;sT+ay
lopy) V X fuiiI 50oo b2leS, to-day geo 500 21ies
Pr,csS ara full aud advanced The follow
ing OF Pre- 6as u.On the opratla ms OF yetr,-
,a, aeA o.nvIiz; otma-y !! mddns g s. I'd o.
cmts fSc',, Us h.ve DC BRISK with !aIasr an '!s d
tendency Nothing new ms ta.sIed IN !s W.? OF elshts
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III MARRIED.

SEBR,7G,s CORDIAL IS sold al M Murrays; o3
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- Nniis, Nuts N uns-uf very superior qusotE,
az some OF the fines; Natural and Black LyEs
- be ioa.d u the cIty-ior SALE at ~ al SOtt :,
tia, aud Fur Store, Ei Chatham *
Ladies wocd 10 We'll 10 c1ii and -IainD- pevoas -
a.i,g esewhr.e. Ta,vd Aufts Sf every erscEpu0n'
n3 Isl:
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YET ANOTHER /.


Author Of The Mysteries of F4ris' Matilda There's
Dunoysr." sc.
IL For this exciting Romance there vii ba great rush
aud especially the ladies. who Will b. twitte
know who the FEMALE BLUEBEARD il. The scenes
mainly in the Island Of Martinique characters
incidents strange and full Of 10 Every lover o the
wild aud romautic.
q Price % cents, complete one voume-o agents SIG
hundred. Address early,
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y The first number CT the sth volume will appear Sal
urday II entire new type and filed with hHss good .rj
choice Now The time for new subscribers 10 commence
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George r. Russell and others, as. Fletcher Wal
son anu others Relative Bills Of Exchange sent 10
luGa drawn on Wilson * CO. Of Lcndon.-Two cases
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RIO MERCHANTS And UTHERS.-A young
/ who rites handsome and eligible hand, and who
would gladly undertake the posting OF books &C
counts, copying documents t-ase address d. d. sp.
OfIce. j. 5tIs--
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passen-ers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In The paaEet ship W,ing'o,, f,om LordOn-Geog Pot
ter J D a,o, Harriet iuti-1l'rrriage
In the 6i- Edrard firm Chn'l.S'om-rW N LIKE
Carlson u Brcwn~y l. x Notion, Farrell, d FL
lis - SIC
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A GENTLEMAN wishes board for hlnsslt an anG
I1wif reasonable small grnte-l a:uy "
fu ni.n nj. owr Did, &c Address f. w Il at tniS oiies
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.or..........By EIpresS.....IO p. ri.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.

cso,,ls Ac0m6c, sworn.-i am willow basket
maker the shop c where vs, a, in xs snsns5 5am
. ,Y since known us Polly Bodine brought basket
na ~ mended; it was mended. and she came after il
os. II on Tuesday morning 11tS d0set belonged
n hrs Houseman,
~1 cniberine lane Howfens, sworn.-I am cham
te,1eaid on board the steamboat staten Islander.
sh;rh runs from the Quarantine Ground 10 New
w VIZ do not know Polly Bodinc. i woman Of
!,ranrs appearance on board last SATURDAY III
su o,,ar,er 70 seven FIRST saw her sitting by the
a a,dve she did not seem to be willing to talk.
aid s,5 YOU take an early start was getting Goals
tar he stove told her she must excuse the fire ;
~. ~ ,s.ed if we had any thing to eat; told her We
had in the forward cabin. / went ant! got her
rias. Of gin and a piece OF pie She paid me "a one
Shilling piece She went 10 Newly ors ard went
s,hore with the rest Of the passengers. While or
hoard the boa, she sat in the darkest part oil the
cabin. have never seen the prisoner Waite.
should mol know the woman again, except from her
bov by the name OF William Henry, who
knew Polly Bodine, said il was her that came MP iii
the boat.
"a recess was taken Of twenty minutes.
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~ Office Of the Bo,vary Fire insuranc,

sh!,s Columbus Cole, Liverpool; Eutaw, Thompson, do
bark Express, Valparaiso. aud others.
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