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THE FRIGATE COLUMBIA

Has just dropped down tothe Naval Anchor
age from the Navy Yard, preparatory to going to
sea- She is destined for the Mediterranean. and
will be the flag ship of that accomplished officer,
Com. Rnsseau. This is the first time frgate
has been commanded by an officer who halls from
the Great West
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SHORT PRAYERs.-Oneof the shortes, and most
comprehensive prayers of modern times. said Sir
William Wyndham, is that of soldier before the
battle OF blenheim. Oh God if there be a
God, save my soul. if | have soul Bishop At
'eronry VINO was present said he could produce
prayer as concise as that, and in similar circum-
stances, but ne thought in much better spirit. 1t
was that of plous soldier. uttered immediately
before an engagement. Oh Lord, ifin the hour
OF battle forget thee, do not thou forget me.
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FACT FOR ABoLITIoNIsrs. LAWYER of
Louisville states that by his professional exertions,
he has. within The las, few years, procured the
freedom of at least forty slaves and that so far as
he has been able To observe, the condition of all of
Them was made worse by their being set at liberty
That they subsequently, became poor, thievinG.
drunken and abandoned wrelches
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The EYES OF THE PEoPLE-The Richmond
Enquirer truly remarks: 1t is to the m:uhly
questions OF foreign and domestic policy, thai the
eyes OF the people are tuTned-and their Judgment
OF the acts of the administration will be governed
by the result, as affecting the peace and pros
perlty of the nation at home, and lis honor and
high standing abruadn
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EDUcATloN. The great object of educa ton in
republic should be to cause the youth of the conn
try To act and think like freemen to investigate
every subject for themselves, to form their opn
Ions Independently of mere authority, and depend
on their reason, senses and the powers of their
understanding properly exercised. They should
be taught To despse the hnmbuggery. quackery
and superstition that prevails in politics, medicine
and religion, and also the numerous impostnres
and decepiions that are constantly paImed on the
world. Freemen should not be the slaves of 9TH
or men even in matters of opinion. hut should
think for 'hemseIves.-St. Louis yNe,o Era.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
SATURDAY, Noyember 1.

SATURDAY, November l.
Steamer Herald, RUSSELL for Baltimore.
Steamer Alice, Skinner, FIN Richmond
Brig Mary, Dennis I'm Arecibo, with sugar and
molasscs to J II Johnston.
Brig Susan, Spofford, fin New London in ballast
to the master
Schr Macon, Bailey, FIN Petersburg, mdze to
Smith & Fisher, Il Worrell, Wills and A &
Harris.
Sohr Semiramis, Jones, fn Hayrc de Grace, coal
to J II & G Rowland.
Schr Martin l. Smith, Wilson, fn Port Dcpostc.
lumber to Tunis.
Schr Maria Elvira, Murphy, from Chowan via
Delk. "
Schr Volunteer, wilbern, I'm Suffolk, slaves to
j Scott
Sloop Lady Caroline, CULLEN I'm Suffolk, slayes
to Smith & Fisher.
IN HAMPTON RoAps,
Barque Phenix, Bousb, FIN Texas, bnd no James
River.
SAILED.
Barquc Duchess, Baxter, Sicily.
SUSDAY, November 2.
Scbr Flora, Nichols I'm Richmond, -four. to Smith
Fisher, Wills and coal TO f Carnage
Schr Leopard, Tyrer, fm Petersburg, -four 10
Smith Fisher.
Steamer 0sceola, Mitchell, I'm Washington.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Baltimore
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Mosr SINGULAR DIscovERY-A Vermont
paper states that while snme workmen were dig
glng near The granite bridge in Manchester. they
came 10 several maple and oak logs. on gravelly
hoitom twenty feet below the surface In one of
the logs was hive of bees, good deal decayed,
but still in olerabIe slate of preservation-th the
wings, legs, etc, of the little laborers being per.
iectly dlStngushabe. Several oil nuts were also
discovered, whole and sound 1t is hut short
time since, large trees century old, whose trunks
were Embedded in the suI, were growing upon
the spot. Probably this miniature Herculanenm
while g ieemlng with life and industry" was
buried in the earth long ago by slide from the
elevations in lis nein Ihorhuod.
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Ice FOR CHINA.-The ship Areatus, which
sails in day or two for Hong Kong, carries out
cargo of ice. the first regular cargo, we believe.
which has ever gone from this country To China.
Ice houses have been set up at Hong Kong. and
arrangements made for the reception and sd lie of
American ice in the Celestial Empire The
Areatus takes out about 600 tuns-aIl Of il Gwen
ham Lakes" ice Boston Traveller. Tucsdau
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I" AT THE BOOK"

After short absence we have again the plea
sure OF greeting our readers. We find several ar
ticles lying on desk which demands our per
sonal attention, and they shall receive it in due
order, as we get into the traces of labor
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MRS. COMEGY,s SCHOOL

NXTILB be opened, for the reception of BOARDING.
w and Day Scholars on MONDAY, Nov. Cd
Portsmouth, Nov
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Slata 0f Crnda,

AsHysPots continue very dull at - 93l 81 for old
and new. Pearls are steady at 81 lsj
BsrswAxPrme yellow Of all descriptions sell want
ed at 29} 293c.
HAr-The receipts are increasing daily Common qua
ies OF North river bale we quote at 40 46c Prime OF
soc
WHsxEv-Drudge casks are held at 29c. weste,n n and
prison barrels at 22} 23c.
TEAs-.dt .duction-Imported in the ship Henry
Terms-Notes at six months pay able In the city of
New York, to be made Satisfactory to the sellers
Hyson27 half chests s0} 20 do so 10 do 7s Al do 7o.
~ do 73; 23 do 6sk, 40 do and 20 chests eli; is hsf
chests 6O rs chests co. 81 chests and 81 hall do with
drawn
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withdrawn.
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court Of Oyer and Terminer.

HUDSON, March ls lS45
Before Judge Parker assisted by Judges Wcoxson Mar
tin, Holdrdge and Clyde.
The Court having asked if any civil in
dines and that there none recommend
ed the proceed with the criminal business,
IL Of great importance to the public that they
should be brought on early.
DistrctAorney MILLER replied that he had used every
effort to be ready but certain witnesses had not attended;
that he was willing to proceed with the case, az he
peotsd thsr attendance enough to their evil
dence on the part OF the people.
Judge PARxER thought that would be the best way;
there prospect trials alluded to continuing
considerable tins and ample opportunity would be af-
forded TO bring up the absent witnesses, who were
highly censur Tor egsrding the summons to
tend
SAT the suggestion OF Mr. Jordan the Court enquired
what case woSld be brought forward first.
Mr. District Attorney MILIER replied that he would
first bring ward 9e OF Boughton Beding and Ave
others on a charge o.'roobery.
The District Attorn.V moved to bring on the case OF
Smith Boughton and hers indicted for robbie " Mr..
Jordan objected certain witnesses for the defence
moi present.
The Attorney General vA~ BuRsS, Esq, explains d
that the OF the selection the above case be.
cause OF for the defence having informed him that
he should be ready to-day.
Mr. JORDAN asked until next day, when he would be
ready to proceed,
The Codrt coIcnrred, the express Understanding
that this should be the frst the follow og day and
gave instructions to remand the prisoners
No other criminal being ready the civil calendar
was taken up. One cause of interest at all Occupied
the Court during the remainder Of the day
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Passenger Arrived

CI.RLHsToN,BTiE Moon-Miss A Dudley Miss M. Car
new. MIR. II. >. Osborn and eight in the storage.
E.on LivEnrooL yes HALyAI1,,sTEAM Sur CAnsMA-
,i,; Brcwne; r McTavi.h; McCn'lock; @ Sharp;
MaheI and Alexander From Liverpool for Boston
Marsh; Monm. Mrs Mottram. child and f.ns: servant.
psrie; Pere; Bepson; Lieut. Boushey Morshead Buckley
Badbury Jane, Anderson; Gillespie; 9 Ogdeu Ola
engsr; VIM Eyde; Bothwick; q iomes; Brockermsn; $
Field i hHuehnsSni GSeil; LiypEstoai Gordon; 4 Co.
MeusbackW II Bttes A Haddep; I.eavig; Miller; Val
ond; sters; Simmons; Pattison; w sar den Baldwin
Capt Fisher From Halifax for BostonJ Cochrsn; Mrs Al
bion Miss Albion; Mis-. Bosgs; Mason; sp heIlsnd
Ellis; Boggs; E.Cunard Capt Douglass.
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aad May, 1884, by the Rev Joseph W. Grifhth, Mr. ia.
ooB HgSDRIcKsoN, OF Albany, to Miss MIRy JANr
McLELLASD, OF Troy, New York.
Died,
Az Harlem, on the 18th instant MANY JANE daughter
Of James and Mary Jane Hope aged three years, one
month and fourteen days
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested
70 attend the funeral, at O'Clock Friday afternoon
rom her late residence i2oh street. Hsrlem between the
Thira and Fourth Avenues
On Tuesday evening, 18th instant, Mrs. MARTHA Mon.
Rrsor, aged rs years and months
Inc Trends and arquaintances of the family are res
pecuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
ocIck rom the residence Of her David Morrison
Forty tcond street near sth Avenue
On the ~ instant, after lingering illness, ELIZA
OF her sge. '
The friends and relatives Of the family are resuectIv
invited to attend her funeral service this evening =,
o'clock, at No II Essex street Her remains Will .e
aiken on Friday morning to Mamsroneck, Westchester
county, for intermenf.
On Tuesday morning. Mrs. MAss GEAav, widow
late VIM. Geary, aged ~ years.
The friends Of the family are particularly invited to
s,trnd her funeral this sfernoon, O'Clock from the
tsndenee Of her sonIn.lAw Geo. Nswan No vsnth
nssst' dssrs East tsf Dewsfy.
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Mr. BkOUGHS
COMPLlME ENTARY CONC r T ;.
THE COMMITTEE q AIrsngemens:; for conducting the M
his .ervices upon all the charitable snd other
cietes OF New York beg that it will positively
take place Wednesday evening" 26th March, Nibo Con-
Saloon.
SIGNORA r. PICO has kindly delayed her departure for
Boston, to give her valuable aid on the occasion.
The Committee happy to inform the Friends Of MIR.
Brough and the Musical public generally that they have
ceved from the following eminent artists offer of their
valuable servicts:-
SIGNORA KOSINA PICO,
MADAME OTTO,
MISS MARY TAYLOR,
MAD'L BURKHARDT,
MISS JULIA NORTHALL,
MR. II. & HILL,
MIR. g. LODER,
MIR. BEAMEs, (Conduetor,)
MY. KYLE,
MR.. CROMWELL,
MR.. I. MAYER,
SIG. SALMONSKEY.
SIG. DE BEGINS.
r[Programme on Friday next.
nc 5-Concert TO commence at . O'Clock precisely.
t[Tiokets One Dollar each. mh25 3tm
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TENT FEVER-1he kable change in the weather has
brought with in the numbers of the sick
The who a all appearance and even in his own feel.
ngs WELL before night down with cold In the
of The da, he finds his nasal throwing eff thin
watery, acd humor which the He
Inso chils H and af wards olent headache
and burning fever In all these the less
aft cted
Nov, DR.. Benismin Frankln's motto "a stitch in time" is
very applicable here At Bandreths Fills take
them sufficient doses TO freely and the more vole
the tn the dose OF Pills be-; let them be
persevefed duy u the s restored When the head
is very bad drink plsntny OF hot bneset i will
good Those who sick IN conseq u the sudden
great chage the weather otherwise, bv fol thr
sboy. adv will moi lose any thing thereby but viii almost
yaiu ,hsr he slth qucGsr than by other
Tbs Bardrr,h sold at 21 Box 2i Broad
way D Bandre,h Principal Office, "a Hudson street, and
"a Bowery. Mrs Booth. agent. Market st. Brooklyn
DaIiey's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
Reals Hair X. storstive, at his Agency, 90
Walket ST., LIST store FRoM Broadway.
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dian DISCUSSES Nature has firmly stamped them
with savage appearance from head to loot
few more are 10 be arrested, and with tina
performance will probably end the "Shandaken
war"
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully Informs his friends and
the public that he has taken Pamos Onera House for
short rerod for the Of prodncing Series Legitimate
Playa in style OF excellence supported by powerful
public OF its abuses
and the elevation Of the character OF the paramount OBJ
OF the writer The Drama c0eval with civilization t
refinement while il supported by -and long the
cherished well conducted Theatres. under favorable ccam
succeed Scarcity OF money commrcia embsr
general prostration OF since the ievusion
1857 doubtless affected the Of each and theatre
in the United Sates but of will chserfuy orcgo
ohr uxaries to witness plays written by authors Of genius
and eneheped who TO teat
cs exhibitions To these would the Drama has long
sed and in all probability will continue TO exist in every large
city When is but poorly II has natural tsn
ores while empty rant and rbaldy vae the end
lower the standard Of the audience To cori
those evils let temple be spfropra.ed for the Drama
worthy its noble purposes and high des ins-a temple whi
en sse fashion and brsuty NAV assemble to hear tbs
truths delivered with fluent speech and grace
u action behold mirror the most secret springs OF
human virtue triumphant and vice crushed-to
smile the quaint humor and the sparkling wi-the een
aud the whitening admire the welturned pc Nod
aud the eloquent h,psody the harmonious verse nervous
and rang their joyors laugh with the who,oms
mrh of ho,e whose hearts light with innocence and
let these ends be and the Drama becomes bene-
factor civilized Such the character Of the Temple
intended given Pmo Opera House Their no thrd
m place for improper charsclsr no ardent spirits will bs
will be engaged These the views OF the who
earnestly call, his fellow citizens 70 scSnd hs snnss IN
r. s.Ths Theatre will open Monday, March 81. Per
the above hns their applications will BE- useless Drcs
palnos Opera. mhl9 lwec
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'uH sErs.... 50 nras warya ......, 6 % M
Cleared.
Ships Kalamazoo, McCowaa, Liverpool Dsyle Kinsslaud
60 -Barques Francisco Vea sina Fied1er Gallileo
Lombard, 81 PetTsbu,g. Aymar &Co-Bries NJ g. Bourne
Charleston Durham Dimon Macon. Hayden Savannah
Bachu,, -, sayannsh Ogden; tuge.s skinner TOBIAS o.
underwood-Schs Phebe Eliza Osborn Alexandria Sturges
Clearm,n; Edgsr. Wolton Philadelphia, N L McC ready
Alexander Caswr Charleston Badger Peck sbella Film
Vera CInz Hargous Brothers Co; Chesapeake Post Bali
October Baxter, Boston, LIE s-Sloops Vermont
Bateh ChaIeston; Rhode Island. Hill, Providence.
Hamburg ship Amphitrite. Arends. from -. January "a
Ship ei, Thatcher days from Savannah with cotton to
Durham Dimou.
BaIque Coea Young from RiciJansro ID Feb with cof
fee TO master sad in with Marg Forbes for New
Brig Trojan DAVIS from ST. Croix (Cubs) with mahogany
to Nesmth Walsh. Left Lsonora, for " York.
Bg Moon, knudson IS hours from Charleston, with
TO Durham Dimon
schr Alatamaha -. Of sippcan Il days Ifrom Savannah
with cotton, TO master.
sehr Hume COnkng from GEORGETOWN. with cotton to
Schr Psestins. Green Brandywiue, hour.
Propeller Tumbull, New London mdse
Soop Helen, smith, Sag Harbor. oil.
Ship H. Allen, Wilson, from Charleston with cetton to g.
Sutton.
xallsd.
Brig: Emily Charleston General Marion. New Orleans;
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Bv Last Night's Southern Mai

PHILADELPHIA, Mar 19An Leader Shannon, days from
Charleston
BALI more March 9Arr Baltimore, Brown, and Dover.
Boston; Herald Aen New bqrygohj Amelia, Strong, New
York-Cld Justina, Claypool, Demaraa; Germ Lincoln,
Boston
NORFOLK, March sAr Caroline Farris, FIN Antigu, via
ST Thomas: Clio Wilson Portsmouth, Nh Sid Lewis Bruce,
Boston; l. Vail, (Br) Harris st kits; Bona, Mills New
York.
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PKOFEssON IIODGEKs,

Tne Publisher with pleasure another splendid
GoDEY's MAGAZINE Il LADY's BOOK,
For April, is4o.
THE rIosEEAk 0hsSAl fEs,S9le < HIT q THE UNITED
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Ter the public entire stock Of Caetna bought express
y for N. spring trade Of which are sIesed gy rch Of
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Ofeyery variety end description.
Rugs Duggets Table and Piano Covers; Worste Tufted
and Juts Mata Cloths heavy and
from TO "a wde together with all other articles usually
found The public requested call and
inc our stock before p'r'1FsEi!FnfE PETERSON HUMPHREY
mao 2m m I5l Pearl street.
ENGLISH HARDWARE AT LOW PRICES.
NTHoLEsALE Dealers i'll consult their own interest bv
w taking Up Sfdrs Prices be closing puchases
The subscriber represents several and enabled
to supply merchants from first hands and Frat Prices
700 gross low priced Table Cutlery s5h gToss
10 casks superior MILL Bastard, Taper &c. Files-at the
IL casks Heavy Carolina Hoes to No. Fat cos. Of m
casks Hand and ranneI saws-S5,7 rs per dozen.
30 Days hne Wroughl and Horse Nails,
Also Knob and padiocks Hooks aud Hinges, Trace Curry
z 'mbs, Spoons Iaches Bolts, Bdscews &c, with
ete Of Pocket Table Cutlery Kazors
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
90 John street,
mh2o tits ruThst.m lUp st,irs
CAB WANTED--Wanted to purchase, a Cab in good er-
~ DEF either second hand and suitable for sther
Apply 10 ~ Ayrss, st James Quarry Co. 100 Mercer st.
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ANGLESEA SINGERS
RESpECTEULLY announce to the citizens OF New York.
'''' MUSTc1HM NJ ST 11If. ENTERTAINMENT
SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS,
On Tharsd.y 4 ~ Hs Exsnins. sI N arch sosn, is1s.
asy r h
Fer particHTisIE. HisE.,. see programme. nc.,,.
FsF ,.: sti on the
0HAsD r fSIo HR EfEMEk14h 5FEkT hoGs
GIG ss
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sqn i.n.sd artists have Kindly
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SIG M S ts' sPi;5;SSsos il sHesio so
N" TIL SGsij; E KYLE
s ssssssa e F.ss, + Esss ssif f
. ssss "a E sss. s. from sss sssy sss
s,a
eSh place :. Tammany Hsli on FRIDAY EVENING,
The Com%ittee of Arrangement, in announcing hi.
bail would respectfully state thaf Three years ago,
Mr. Dayies had ball teadeed TO him bs his friends the
ceeds Of which have aimed him but he
coa6ped 10 bed Of surg another effort must be made
sustain and relieve him much possible under his 1fo
nse circumstances; for when health he msrkd for
mpude and business with friendly and be-
nev lent fselieg tjwaIds all
The order Of darcins cording 70 prosromUe
Mr. j. Parker hss with his usual Kindness generously volun.
te.rtd to manage the floor.
Mr. Wallace has al with the best feeling, offered his vsu-
able aid to lead the orchestra His excellent band engaged
Doors open at to commence at hafpas
Ticle si-To admit gentleman and adie-to be had of the
The following the Manasers and Committee apponted
John Snclar fresdent Jno Alorson " r.. VIM. Leggaf,
venson. Ja. Robertson Chas vuten dam Grant Jas vir.
tve Wm Richardson, Alex Morgan, Wm. Dunn. Jno Cur.
Jna lat,eTcu Jno Whitaker Peter McCuskry, VIM Arm
Col Hsrrsoo, Alex Csm.ron Jno Buchanan, Jno. Martin,
drew Kirk Or Dcdd, pr Douglass Aid: HoiinswoIh
Tk; Ino Paterson; Mr. Robertson. jersey City
Jas Dunlap brooklyn mi8 4tsrc
PKOFMSsON RODGEKs,
the month Of January last. the enfhened and talented e
OF New York has the honor his to the
and that he will deliver Of -Four Lectures, with
interesting experiments the four owing places the
ANIMAL MAGNETISM a. PHRENOLOGY.
Rutgers Institute in Madison street, every Tuesday each
week, Tuesday, harch lh St Luke Buildings
Of Grove and Hudson streets every Friday of earh
week comm-pcuE on Friday March 1t Clinton Hall every
American Republican Hail. corner OF avenue G and ID
street, Thursday Of each week, commencing Thursday
Tickets which will admita lady and gentleman IS cents
To commence each evening Mt thalf.past o'clock.
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