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NE w YORK MaRKET-Sept 10.

NE w york .MARKET-S Sept 10.
Ohs-Thcrs ate no sales Of Whale Tor export,
II being above the views Of buyers.
Whsebocs-W We have heard Of no sales since
those reported in our last.
Sept 2s. s.-OiIs-tand'ome NV Coast CON-
ms nds S3 cts. Cor home use. There is nothing
doing =, present for export. For Crude Sperm
S6 cents is demanded.
Whalebo bone-Since our Last, sales have been
made for export Of 5000 Ib' NV Coast. on prl-
vate terms; SO. 900 lbs. part prime, at 33 and 33
l-2 cents; and 5000 lbs South Sea, 80, cash.
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Cid at New York 24,h. sloop Csu'sds, Wios-
low, for this port,
Al Rotterdam, goth ult. bark Darlington. Bar
ton, for New O'lssns io 8 de, nearly Iosded.
Sept i2. lat "a, lon rs 80. wss passed ship
-. Of Bristol. steering WSW one OF her
topgoIlsnt nas,s down.
Ar at Liverpool, 2ih. ships Edwin. Peirce,
Ap"lscbicois, American, Lsmsoo, New Orleans;
26ih. Aquelost, hlo.hs', do lst inst. big CIcn-
s,sdi, Hatch, do.
Al al Gibraltar, 18th uli. bark Cssios, Watson,
Smy'ns.
Ar at Boston. l7lh. fishing sch Rosslihe, (oi
North ki"g'iown.) Lsb,ador. - inst" Left
brig Good Hope, Smhh, Of do, 1000 q'Is 6.h.
Spoken, Sept 9. In: 2S 10, Ion rs 20. brig
Commissary. (of Brsioi) Church, Is days from
Boston for Havana.
A, IN the Clyde. 2is.. WIN g. james. Msrcisr,
Mobile. and lde 3ist for Philadelphia.
Al Canton. (Vhsmpon) June I'll, bark Cen
dsce. Gardiner, (fom N York Jan 6.Hio Jsnemo
March ~ for New York about July 23
AT Smyrna. 9Th ult, bark llums, Wseden. for
Boston, 8 days.
Sid from Cron'lad,. 2Olh oIt. bark Baltic. Al.
len, for New York.
Sid from Boston, I9,h. bark WIN T Wheaton
Martin, London. Passsnger-Mrs Martin, cap
tain's lady.
Cid at N. Orleans. 10Th. brig Chapman, Bren'
: nan, Chsr rlasion.
Ar q, Charleston, 10Th, ship Apollo. Howe, fu
Have.
Cid at Portland 18Th. brig Ellen Apgus,s, 10
Bristol) Mcintyre. New York.
! Az ut Newport. 18th, brig IIaideo. Fitch. Is
ds from Sagus La Gfande for Boston. Has ex
pe'ienced heavy weather. and lost 4S hide o
Wolssses Off deck. Passed IN the Gulf. 90,h ult
30 beef cattle, and quantity Of lumber, rigging
bsHels, sc.
Spoken Sept 2I, 10, AZ 40. Ion 67, bark Wn
Il Wheaton. Martin, from Boston for LoGdon.
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We learn with pleasure that the Hon.
James +. Simmons has accepted The in
~itation Of The American Institute, 10 de-
<,Ser the annual adress before ,ha: body
in New York on the 5Ih of October next
No man could have been selected better
quaaised to discuss'the great questions oi
0ationst industry, TO which the Institute
IS devoted Il Prov. Journal.
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MAR NE LIST.
PORT OF WAR; EN-.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sept l9th-sloop Eagle. Ingrshsm, Provi
donce,
Soop Amethyst, Carr, Fall River
'SIoop Providence, J J Allen, Newport.
22d-shp Bowdnch. (inie OF Psovidence)
Borden. Psovidsncs. to s. p. Child. 10 fl foI
whiting.
Sch Francis, Sweet, Providence.
S!oop Eagle, ingi aham. do.
SAILED.
Sept 24ih- sch Francis, Sweet, New York.
SiOop Portsmouth, S b Allen. Albany.
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PorAroEs. There was sudden ad-
vance Of 81 ecMs bushel yesterday, in
che vegetable markets, viz from SO cts. to
81 t-e cts. by retail. The dealers ssid
Ahe crop around Albany, from whence we
get large supplies usualiy, was found 10
he des,reyed by The ot.-I NY. Jour. OF
Com
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EsrArE OF RspEKAH CARn.

Court Of Probate, Warren, Sept. 5, 1916
a PPLiCATION is made for the
N. appointment Of on Administrator on
the estate OF Rebekah Carr, late oi
Warren, deceasedj ond the same Is read
and received, and Is referred TO a Court
Of Probate to be holden al the Town
CIerk's Office, in said Warren, on the
first Saturday Of October next, OF 2 o..
clock, afternoon, for consideration {; and
il 10 ordered tha, notice thereof be pub.
Iished three times in the Northern Star.
Witness,
SIC s. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
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GoiNc To RfsiGN Tho New Orleans
Brlt. states The private busiaess OF Gen.
Hoast"s, and tho delicate state Of the
health sf his lady, will reader tis appear.
ance q, Washington du!iag the early part
ofihe com,ss session Of Congress, almost
impractiesble. Ibis term expires next
-Src0r.
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Them'sour seniim

90 We understand that the Rev Geo Wilde
'of Boston. has been unanimously invited 10 the
rectorship Of Grace Episcopal Church in this
town, which has been vacant for samo months
psst by the resignation Of Rev Mr. Lamtcr.
Rev. N. D. Bent has resigned the rectorsh p
of 81 Thomas's Church Taunton.
Rev Mr. Field, OF Boston, has been invited
TO the rectorship Of the Episcopal Church in
Sioekbri Jge, ,-.Nesc Bedford Mercury
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OO-The offer OF peace. made 10 Mexico by
our President, meets with the reception we
predicted il would. We hope, now. the wa,
will be pushed till the Of graudmnrm we have
been jok ing with, gets enough of it. We hate
war as bad as any body; and we think il about
time we began TO zee "the beginning orthe
end" Of this one but we shall never get in
sight of il by a shiy-shally, do-noihng whin-
ing course : first kicking the intruder down
stairs, AID then offering bin swoetmea's to get
him su, o! The notion Of making up faces
.sI'yoridence Senfinei...a
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BOWEN 4 TREEBORN,

Merchant TaIIOrs,
"JOULD announce to the Gentlemen OF
w Warren the reception Of the Rrpo,t
IF Fail aud Winter Fashions. together with
many Goods adapted to the present and ap.
proa ching season, such as Beaver and Broad
Cloths. Cassimeres. Vestings sc.
ALSO,
A full assorim ment Of Furnishing Goods.-
such ss Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, ,Scarfs,
Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders. Under
Shirts, Draws, Umbrellas, 81 sc.
: Particular attention paid % cutting and ma
king Garments Of all descriptions. warranted
10 give perfect satisfaction o' no sale.
seps I9 N. Y. Cheap Cash Store.
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Bons-We hear Of no sales.
BRIGHTON MARKEr-sep, 81. ls4s.

CReponed Cor Boston Daily Advertiser
1T market sboat $500 Catile. more shan half
OF which were Beef. 8i00 Sheep. and 1925
Swine. Several hundred Of Beef Cattle and also
o! Stores remain unsold.
Prices--Besf CsitIe--We report, except for
thin Cattle, TO correspond with last week--extra b
so; fret quality $5 and 8 25; second 4 rs "a 75;
thhd S8s 81.
s,orss--rwo year old SO a $i4; throe year
old SIG $24.
Sheep--Lo,s from 81 10 S2i7.
Swins-To peddle. 3. ia and 3 "a and 4.
ia and 4 3 1. At retail frsm 4to 8 Lee.
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Telnperancc Mecting.

N@ There will b. an address on the
HA subject Of TIE VIPER ANCE. deliver
ed by the Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR, of
Boston, on WEpNEspAy EVENING NEXT, at
The Vestry Of the Methodist Church.
The services will commence st Z o'clock
The citizens are invited 10 attend. sept 26
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TAKES FOR 1886.

FHNHE subscriber has the pleasure Of
IL acknowledging with grateful emo
i,ons, the prompt and courteous manner
in which moro than nine-ienihs Of tho
taa-PayIng community have herctolor
discharged this public duty and now
gives notice that according 10 law all who
pay during The month Of September, will
have no additional cbarge,-wbile those
who do not will pay interest from Sep
tember lst. The law also requires the
whole to be paid before The close Of the
year. ELIAS MAGOUN, Collector.
Warren, sept 5 3w
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NOTICE..

Rev. HOSEA BALLOU. OF Boston.
H&4 will preach 10 ARMoRY HALL. to-
morrow. (Sunday,) September 9Th;
10 C inmencs al The usual hours.
sept 20
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0o-No report, resolutions or proceedings Of
ony corporation. society. or association. anil
notices Of meetings either religious, literary or
political, can be inserted unless paid for as an
advertisement.
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- Crown : i'8 inches high, lie
yeoman. 10 bell q sidss, lie
~ front and resr, IS cusve.
convex.
Brim a inches wide front and rssr, end Z
1915 at sides. email edge curl. slightly rolled
al sides. set 3-I6 sioped. I IISincbes curved.
Bsnding-i3 10 wide, satin sni satin stripe.
Bndng-I-4 inch wide, fine ribbed satin.
edged
The shove style OF Hats can be found OF oil
kinds and qualities, at the Msker's No. s
Merket nyeef, who 10 constantly making for
and silk tlats. for custom wesr. and wsrrsnts
them 10 III the head and wear a. well ss any
Hats that can be bought.
Please 10 call anJ examine before purcha-
sing elsewhere. GEuRGE r. LAwTON,
sept No s Market st.
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NOTICE.

nEKSONS indebted 10 the latc firm Of
II JOHNSON f. BRowN, either by Note or
Book Account will positively save expense by
calling Dnd settling previous to the 18th Of
October. with II. b. JOHNSON, or
sept 10 JABEZ BROWN, Jr.
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Tho Connect river has aot been 20 low
during tho last forty years as il has been Tor
week past. arsok
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1T The False Afnrm IF Fire on Saturday
revening was caused by tho burning af tsr bar
rels on Little Island. 4 correspondent thinks
that the alarm was given by those who were
aware Of the situation Of the fire, on purrosc
TO alarm 0rr citizens and hoax ,i4 Fire Dc.
'partment. He suggests that The Town Coun-
Gil take the subject into consideration. and Of
fer reward for the detection Of persons who
arc guilty Of raising false alarm.
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o. Mems from Hornby !--Maine is re-
deemed and no mistake East Thomaston on
the second trial elected two Wing Represen-
'tatives. an event which never before happened
since Maine became a Slate. The school
master has ccrtainiy been "dowp East.'
At the second trial oil Monday, an far ne
hoard from the Wings elected nine Represen
'tatives and tho Democrats two.
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RENoVAi.

NVIiE subscribers respectfully give notice 10
IL their friends and the public that they
have removed 10 the stand on ;Vofer strsef,
formerly occupied by John Salisbury & Son.
wbero they will continue the
HOUSE, SHIP, AND CHAIR PAINT
ING BUSINESS,
in all it's branches. They will keep consts Mt
~ OFT hand for sale, an assortment Of PAIsrs.
OILs, GLASS, and PAPER HAN GISGs, which
will be offered al the lowest prices.
The subs cribers take the pre-ent occssion 10
return their thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon them, and solicit a
continuance oil the same.
sept .6LLEN COLE 4 co.
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AMERICAN LIQUID
SECVE Y0EISEs 8

ENOR giving TO Stoves. Crates, Ranges &c.,
II aspiendid jet black polish, as high and
as beautiful, as that on a coach body. This
has surprised and delighted all who have seen
it; and those who use it once, will never again
resort to the laborious process Of polishing with
British Lustre, Black Lead Sc. This Liquid
will be found convenient OF all times for polish
ing jambs, and is much cheaper than pant for
that purpose. by
sept IL JAMES GARDNER.
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PURE CONCENTRATED

PURE CONCENTRATED
NXssNAoE OF LEMON
FUNiliS article is extensively known and US
- ed in famies, for fsvo,ing pies, pud-
dDgs, cakes, Gust ards, sau es. jellies, ice
creams, SC. and has given excellent satisiac-
ton. A few drops possess the strength Of a
lemon. For sale by
sept 12 JAMES GARDNER.
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NOTICE.
WHEATON & EDDY

KNILL open ON the frs, OF next week their
" FAIL AND WINrER supply OF Fash.
tonsbis Goods, Purchasers will do well to
call before buying. sept ~
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NEW GOODS


NEsTINGS, some very splendid Ps:ieFn';
v Siiesia; MarshaIl's Linen Thread; Man
kns; Russia Diapers; colorcd Cambric; brown
and blesched sheetings and shirtIDgs; Coars
Spool Cotton /; RubDer Braces indigo blue
Flannel Shriiog Stripes Knitting Cotton;
mixed. purple, black, While and grey Ysrn ;
with largo variety Of ouef Goods which will
be sold low for cssh. New York Cheap Cssh
Store, South Wsier st. sept IL
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IMPORTS OF OIL IND ZONE
Toto the U. States for the week ending Sept 2T.
Sperm. Whals. Bone.
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uNRU RANCE.
The podsrsisnsd, with an open Policy tor
ESQ, 900,
are prepared 10 make iNsvRxsct al, from end
to, sil ports and places.
on Cssgoes, Merchandise, Specie or Freight.
BY vessel or vessels, or steamers; t
On the terms Of ihs New York Offices.
aug 81 BURR & SMITH.
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OOTT0N FLANNELS & Blue DRILLS
O-Just received by 'express,' at
sent - TURNER'S.
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NEW EDFORD OIL MARKET.

We hear ofssIes in this town Of 1886 bbis-
$50 bbls Of soc; $50 si Sic; 1856 at s2c; aud 500
bbls head matter q, 81 I l.2cj in Fahhaven Iot OF
400 bb.s has been sold a, 500. and $50 do al 8Sc
in Msmspoiseii a lot Of AIS bbIs at SIC.
Whsls-We no,ice sales to the amount ol
1853 bills 800 do inf at 20 i-2c; ITO do al sec
920 do st 50 l.4c; 663 DO SO l-2. and 500 do
84c.
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NOTICE =!

NOTICE ~
n Ill persons ubo have been in the habit
81 of visiting ARMoRY HALL, at Lectures
Concerts, Exhibitions, &c. for the purpose ol
annoying tho audience by their noi,o. nie
hereby informed TINT q rcphnion oftle often, Q
will be prosecuted 10 the ex,en, Of the law.
Lsdics end Gentlemen who have been desir.
Gus OF attending Lectures, Sc, but have been
deferred in consequence OF the coniusion, may
feel assured that perfect order will be main
tanned in future.
BY order Of the Armors Committee.
WM. p. FkEEB0RN, Clerk,
sTt 10 3w
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DETER PUZzLEwI0s Game Of Comi
IL sConundrums; Tor sale hy
,ept I2 JAMES GAKDNER.
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SALERATUs-An extra ni,o article, pu,
- up IN 10 papers, and for sale by
sept ~ MAURAN, Jr.
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A MEXICAN WAX TAPERs- For sale b,
n sept u JAMES GARprkR.
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C0MB BRUSHES, &C..
NEW style Comb Brushes; Dhky, PeH thd
IN Cap Boxes; hair Brush do; ror sale by
aug 10 J r DRlSCOL.
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n1sparoHEs FOR TIE TRIBUNE
ey ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

SENATE WAzHISG.cS. Dec. ..
Mr.. BKEEsE on leave. introduced bill 70 organ
ize Territorial Government in Oregon
MIR Dicxixsos presented bill relative 70 he u.
5 District Court New-York-
The Committee on Roads aad Canals reported a
bill to reinqalsh the Cumberland Road tothe States
through which It passes.
The Committee en- Naval Affairs ~ere instructed
to inquire into the utility Of iron as material for
the construction Of vessels Of war. and providing
tor the repairs of government vessels by contract
The Committee On Printing reported against
printing the memorial Of the Society OF Friends IN
New England 70 bring the Mexican war 10 speedy
close Still in session
House OF REPRESENTATIVES
Unsuccessful attempts we're made u introduce
sundry resolutions. Several bills not Of general
interest, were reported.
Mr. DoccLAss reported q bill to establish Ter
ri,orial Government IN Oregon which vas made
the order Of the day, for the first Tuesday OF ia
nuafy.
The Committee OF the Whole resumed the Goa
sideration o! the Presidents Message
Mr. WAsHISGToS HuST has the floor az this dis
patch closes.
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. xnrzER cAReo or EHIesAS,

.xo-urR CARGO or EgIeRiSrs-Ahour
O'clock YESTERDAY sffsroooD. the ship Elssncr, Captain
proc.,r. arrived from Liverpool having or board two
hue;-ed md eighty rants Captain SHsth. o: ;he
Fourth pi<uic, bearing rss;ion to TIE suffer
z sondion of the passengers vent On board when ne
found that youn, girl only &c years old, named Ms.
r,,., Isu-hn had died either from neglect CT .tsrva
nm He had the body Conveyed to me sts'icn house
vrbsr. !, aas put coffin The only reisriou This
hi,d Rad On board ci the vessel was her crsnds,her
who was very SICK and unable to help himself Cspisn
smith .ept Or. ODonnsE en- board. who rendered the
, sch medical aid his case seemed 10 require
II Gun Gotten IS most dangerous affair AMI It
orr;,s impossible to distinguish iron,
C..o .t,,s Now should be provided tor b.
no GYM Cotton should Dc made without BEING
ai --.sn or bl,,e OF some cor never given 70 !s~
Cotton L i, quit. as miscellaneous an scent as Gun
powder and laws res pectn- i. are equally necessity
II something OF this kind Is not done there WI! BE al
sorts CT accidents happening
re- \ correspondent wishes to know what D
Y il religious notice stands for. - the lann aeofe
ii atior for t.r weather.
~ s.yr, CLars is TO make his actual bodily
appearance al the magic soce OF Herr ALEXANDER TO
morrow night and viii the Conjurer every evening
during the holidays.
Il We receiv ed the Boston papers o! yeste7-
dag morning oy favor of Philips & Co.'S Express from
Hartford
u The Missionary Association OF the Central
Presbyterian Church Byoones celebrates its Anni7er
.ary tomorrow Christmas morning. The exercises
as will re seen in the notice OF kind that viii make
i, an agreeable place to pass the morning.
PoLicE-Ephraim Doucherty. iourncyman III
the employ of Martin Prass 800 Pearist broush; up
on charge of forgery N tearias Leaf from the account
book OF the concern which he stood indebted 10 the
said Prscs Prisoner defended himself on The ground
that ne did not think il crime 70 tear such book psr
tculariy as he ofien done 81 before.
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From caIIFoKSIA rInors from taiiorni !.
p,Jske OF the exavegsnt snd sbsurd character 81 ~
i5e statements OF the Mexican people NO one -. -
ie,e tie Whole runor fo- moment turns oP'n 20
s.ory Of the Mexicans capturing .erersi OF me
can launches Of The squadron cutting tue io,oa' .. "a
81 ;he sodiert lor Marines and, al the same is II
Icse. tie scene Of the a: the City OF me An
GELS Which is a5ou, thirty miles from me vs;ei- We
DO DO, believe hat any force which the
nns.er~fror indians raDcheros, and aA-could oeieat
80 American u,arInes e. r.,;.--is
-, Frr-Ion, was 10 have lef, the City OF the An
seIs on tic let Of september for The vssy OF The Saa,
se,tcr. there ard his purpose wa 10 TetGIn 70 70. an
-elos (the City OF the Angels By the soth OF Cc:oo,-
He was absent therefore a; the lime when tins eS''a,a
pant catastrophe idy said 70 have taken place ~
Inoud rot be surprised il ike the engagements Q; fao
a!:o and Monterey il we're 10 iu:n ou' disastrous - @
Mexicans If any took place az al! r..,.,.-..
Renforceuents hare already arrived IN CaliioEn "a
cen Kearuey was expected 10 reach tina, county .:
the end Of November. TIE two hundred regular AZ,
;Ilerists who sailed from NewYork are iher before
mi. tirue The Mor1nous probably hree or foar hun
dred) would be there in the course OF This month. Sc
ven.on regiment might arrive E, their destination IL
February. ttH'NS-
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Notes in Observation-Disclosures
SrwYoRy Dec. 10 is ir

To TIC Editor Of TIE Tribune:
In visiting New-Jerscy this fall on my annua
business tour passed short time in the fourishins
town OF EEzabe,htown. devoted the time had 10
spare in viewing the place and pleased io say ,aa
few places in Newlersey can compare with Elizabeth
Town rs desirable place residence in its capacity
for manufacturing purposes There are already several
extensive manufactures in the place the principal cnes
being OIL cloth carpe; factories doing large bust
ness. The communications between EIzaoethto~n
and Newlo-s frequent daily, by steamboat
and Railroad, and merchants reside 8; Elizabeth
town. and transact their business in Newiork, With
nearly equal facility and convenience rs ii they resd
cd at Harlem, WILLIAMSBURG Newark. feel quite
pleased with my short sojourn a, Ezabethown the in
habi.sns friendly and hospitable 20 fault Ny al
teuron was more particularly directed 70 the new
Methodist Episcopal Church. chAsts and edince
in Water-st- This brildn. is quite ornament 10 the
place, and is OF The many Improvements lately
made in EiZHbethtown- Il Is quite spacious, and
The Inferior .ements OF SURPRISING
attended there N the evening a; an extra meeccg.
this bein. the only Church in the place tia; held extra
meetings the Church well filed and was much
:Taned 10 learn that the meetings had met with latter!
ns success There beside the Method Ep!sco2s.
Church I've other Churches in the place two 0: them
Presbyterian, one OF them an Episcopal Bspcst
ard The other Catholic nearly flushed and 81 OF them
well attended The First Presbyterian Church, of
which Rev. Dr. Murray is az present Pastor, !s the
Oldest in thai section OF the country. and was
bull. about the close OF the Revolutionary War
on or near the, size OF the ioIme. Church. which
WAS burned down during insi Ehzabc,ntowa was
the OF many thrilling during struggle
for independence Ssv. Dr.. Murray and Cap, D.
Hart OF the L. s A. lss, winter wrote an abridged his
tory OF the event, n and abou, Ezsbeh:own during the
Revolutionary Wsr. Il was published IN the Newark
paiiy knd rspuhisheG n the New-Jersey Journal and
Essex Standard. and informed tsS been pub
Eshcd pamphlet fern the Office OF ire Essex stand
ARD by The proprietor DRAKE who has i for sale
/, is very interesting and well worth perass and those
who feel an !n:s-c. IN "reminiscences Q; ne Revolution
would do well IL procuring copy. :.