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General Episcopal Convention.
rIFrEKxTH DAT.
For Morniug Proceediass see Fra Pqs,

For Morning Proceedings see Fva Page
Erealng Sessi0R.-The Evening Session was oc-
eoPled entirely by Prof oglby, in his reply to Dr.
dawhs 10 which be took up severay the arguments OF
that gen. ltmsp and handled them with much severity
snd learning When speaking on the restoration OF the
bishop the speaker said that II there were dangers on
Toe one hand there slso dangers on the other II
here were gentlemen who would turn their backs to
heir Diocesan when he came To minister 20 them la
holy thngs there were others who were not lees
the other side and he begged that gentle
men would have this Ia confederation.
Mr. Wharton Of Pa. said that the hrst question was
VIVA, IL the condition Of the Diocese That must be-
csposed Of before they could take the remedies for
hs, condition Tho fret point was what was the
Ing OF the word suspension not In the canons OF the
esy Church but in The Canon OF lss' under which the
,snience was inflicted. The meaning Of the word
si5srcnt 10 the two II the ancient Church
pension ever meant degradation II did not mean that In
the canon, because in that canon there were three
sosts OF punishmens prescribed and tive OF them
could not be Identical The word suspension In the
sentence did not mean than II did In the canon
WA not however for them 10 settle what II old mean
that would be for judicial tribunal whenever !, should
come before them. The second point was, what was
the effect Of the sentence upon the afsoeuon OF bsn
op Ondertonk. There were only three ways In winch
Bishop could lose his jursdcton these were Death
kcs gnstion and Deprvaton by competent suthory OF
Degradation. The question, then, was whether suspen
zion under the took away Jurisdiction. but uh'
Ices was equivalent TO degradation II could not take
away.
But what was the reredyi How could the diocese
ne foesedf There remedy but for them 10 foio
their arms and cit s and patient under the evils OF the
own time God would no doubt show mercy 10 their
waiting
lwss then stated that the House of Bishops he'd
p~ssec the csnons reported BY the Joint Committee,
With conc amendments These reed the amend.
,, were unimportspt The House thee sdjourned
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MARRIED

Al Glen Cove L. l. the 2st inst In the order OF the
Society of Friends SAMUEL s. VALENTINE OF New
York ANNA daughter OF the late Daniel Kirk of the
former place
by Rev DR. j NJ. Wainwright, Mr.. WILLIAM &
READ to AGNES MATILDA CLARK, daughter of Hon
Aaron Clark all of this City
On the 2lst inst by Rev. WIN. NJ. Stlwell. Miss
MARY ANN SALISBURY of this City, to Mr. GEORGE
ELLIOT.
By Rev Otis A. skinner Oct %. Mr.. CHARLES j.
HADDY 10 Miss JANE BORROWSCOLE. both OF Bos
ton Mr. WILLIAM DAY VAN PELT 20 Mics MARY
CLARK. both of this City Oct. 81, by the same, Mr.
EDWARD v. STANFORD OF Newark N. J. to Miss
MARY T. MILLER of this City.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


fV $780, ~ rt~'@%ef " SCI TWIN
FaIpAY Pm.
The tendency Of the Stock market is still down.
ward for the Fsncies Treasury Notes were steady at
IL. with considerable sales; Government 60 sold a.
2ia3.
In Bills there is little or nothing doing. Sterling
s90ei for good bills The supply Of bills Is good al
though great portion Is Of character which s.lsbe
enough 10 common dmesremtters decline TO touch
The Freight market is dull A few engagements
Of Cheese and other heavy goods making at 25s e3O
and Corn q, Cd. 10, Of 900 bbls Naval Stores WA
engaged a, p Cd. Ts Hsvre some Cotton is going a,
idic.
letter from one of the leading bankers in Lon
don and an Tx Governor Of the Bank has been shown
10 the monetary circles of this City IN which the writer
says Within week there will be a crash which will
as,oni'h the world" To what be refers IL no, known,
but it though, that be had reason TO know that the
Bank had decided no. 10 the loans which il had
made Of the moneys collected for the payment Of the
dividend. on the public debt, due we believe 18th Oc,o
ber and ha, consequently be predicted farther and
iensve failures.
Mr. Secretary Walker has left town for Wash
ingon He has decided II Is rumored to ssk for osn
OF SO 600 from the next Congress
Among the Resolutions adopted at the meeting
Of Illinois Bond holders Mondsy was the following
ReeOlrel That the stock issued by the State Of Illinois
usually known the Illinois 4 Michigan Canal Stock
TO- in the opinion Of this meeting entitled 10 full psr'ic
ipston In the funds which are msy be- raised oy said
State By taxation Otherwise for the payment OF the
principal interest Of the debt Of ssid State Tbs, II
would be unjust because part Of the holders OF said
Canal stock able. and did raise additional funds 10
aid said state 10 completing the Canal 10 exclude either
themselves the other holders of the said Canal soc
from being paid their principal and interest ou Of any
funds raised By said State for the payment OF Us debts
They placed reliance upon the integrity Of said state
cordng to the tenor Of s bonds by which not only the
income Of the Canal but the faith of the State vas
pledged 10 the holder of the Bonds for the punctus
| payfnent of the principal and interest
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Law Courts.

HefOre chief Justice Oakley-
John Bropu Reoeiper Coon ms Co. VS. EatAaniel Eaton
vss whether the note had been given toward the CAPT
ri .,ock or was an opeu premium note They consii
cred n 10 be- the latter and found for Accommodation
plaip,if Mr. J. N Taylor: for defendant Mr.. w. Cali
gan
William Niblo va Norfh I'm. Fire ms Co TO recover
a. 900 insured on the Theatre at Nibos Garden 900
ON the saloon and $500 on the srmory all destroyed at
the FIRE in Sept 1870 Payment 10 refused on the ground
that the ground had been leased from Mr. Van Rsnsse
lssr and that Mr. N cannot under the circumstances
Isip yerdic, for Plaintiff subject 10 the opinion OF
he For plaintiff Messrs Lord 4 Hall for de-
ss.n, ws..,. fevIns,top and Blatchford
'o"'''@
,,,nc,-,r CONSTELLATION Judge Morehouse-Seth s.
r..JS :. PSrh ruae~Action Tor divorce-Mr OCon.
- .s,nsS the yhole of the day 10 near o'clock in
VI a., ,or dsssnc. when The Court took recess
sainiiHs ~ ~ 1.,s,,. toIo-o5 a, ths evening Tn,
Mr. Jorosn loi p ,.'ir .sngssS hv hssr,rs
Court room was aen'e's o'0"No ~
So. -. p.,ora I,scs DsIv
COURT oi CoNhoN n ,"s ~ ,s.Svs,
James braay vs. ,sss'H %. iIVHo,'. . -; rra.,<s
damages Tor alleged iaise np ~ a,;.on
under snweh warrant con- W le rs, "a q
and kept I'LL next Day Tue defence was na ., -
Mcclure obtained qaanny OF hls.o,o Wv -
Bloomfield IrowoIicge ssyieg 70. 'ney nsI ;iS,n
in the hands OF MI fsiL ior ~hom 'nsy yer ~
but that such was not lne ca'e .ns Mi p,, e. r.
one who made me represen'ssons u '"' vs.s,s, III.
bridge was lusnneo 10 issu'ns VIC 10 NJ stSsr
forenoonrfor pun "I $3.50 waoss recover
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.. A Reply to DR.. Miners
NEnd Of Religion. Controversy 50 far the Churches
Of the English Communion are conceIned-by Rev sam
uel Farman Jarvis, u. d. LII ID. vol. limo IS cts
H. Artist Life Sketches Of American PainteD-by
Henry 7 Tuckerman. 1 vol limo IS cts
Ill The Psalier, Psalms Of David together with the
Cantce, OF Morning aud Evening Prayer and occasonsl
offices Of the Church figured ioT chanting, 70 which
are preiNed explanatory preface and selection OF
Chants-edted by w. A. Muhlenberg, DID l. vol limo.
IS
" Notes the Parallels Of our Lord-by Rev Richard
{. Trench, MA vol 8yo. 81 IS.
v The Complete Poetca Works OF Lord Byron collect
ed and arranged with illustrated notes BY Th0s Moore,
Lord Jeffrey, Sir w Scott Bishop Hsber, Sam Rogers,
Prof Wilson J. G. LOckhsrt, Thos Campbell Sc. with
portrait and view q News,ead Abbey one volume
8vo price ~ 81 cloth, - sheep This fsyorte poet 10
Tor the first time published in complete and hand
edition.
VI. Poems, BY Henry Howard Brownen, one neat vol
ume, limo. price 70 cts
VII The Poetic Lacon, AphOrsms from the Poets
edited BY Ben. Cassidy, miniature vol 1me, - cts
VIII Rough and Ready Annual: or Military souvenier
limo. illustrated, a.
Nearly Ready.
Appetou's Library Manual, / vol 6yo
Halecks Poetical Works elegantly illustrated, lvoL svo
Fro.ts Life Of Gen Taylor limo. illustrated OF 1tis
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~ Geufiemen's HaGs-Fan ays-BiRD. corner
Pine ana Nassau s.Ths proprietor Of this establishment
sti aa,ed By the liberal psronsss srfendee to him ey the
public induced offer to their Inspection new and I'M
$500 AZ IA. for the ssssoa confident that the dars
h,x ,d a.ssh Of the suns viii insure their eoaeurEsrf
svprobsfion Tia improvements which he he's gradually
iutroduesd in The snufserus end sys Of Hs assds 10
ob.r eomuendason thAa thsz they hare bssa uniformly
adopted oy the elite Of the CITY
a, ,mss, BIRp, 81. piss 81 Na.sa -
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ANOTHER CHURcH.-The Middle Reformed
Dutch Church, at present wcrsbPing at the corner Of
Smith and Court of which Rev P. d. Oakley 10 pas
tor about to erect neat and substantial brick ed
fee the of Butler and Court SITS and intend
should the weather prove favorable to lay the
stone with appropriate ceremonies, on Tuesday after
next The building it Is expected will cost about
$4,000.
u. s. STEAMER fRIs.-This new and elegant
steamship which recently purchased by the u. 5.
Government has been completed and fitted up at tina
Navy Yard and will be dispatched to the Gulf Of Mexico
en- Monday or Tuesday next
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~ THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Things In Philadelphia.

forfeapOuGtDft
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. -. 1871.
~. ;,,oortant news received from the Army to
oyersbsdowed all other topics. and len our city
mi 10 all other respects
eTh. Cotton Market 10 su much depressed sales
~, In made today at 10 l0i for NswOrcans -
sso active and holders Offer freely at ~ 70,
:, .b,eh price 400 barrels were taken. Corn Meal
A. s. whss,-southern reds will barely briog lao cts
"a, sslss have been made At 10 cents for good
os" Grocsriss-2O0 hhds Cubs were taken at q
:, ~,. Wool il In demand The sales OF the week
.,ounted 10 10000 los domestic At 81 40 cts on
~, .o.,lx Whisky-sses IN hhds and bills at p. aJO
%s sseiped very much day particularly Penn
..i,s,i. ys The sales were large 80
F,r.s Board-250 Grsrd BIB II 400 BIZ Ssa 81 :
a. ~ Penn :. in lots. ds IS 73t; 3lOO schyl Nav
- "a = eos . 600 Tenn Bds 81. co 900 Redg BIDS
o. o. oa0 Gov, Lo.n IS, o. lO2i 400 Read RR ga
, 900 Rc.ss MBjs67; 400 L 5 Treas Notes l0,; 1900
Harrisburg kR Boz 8 "a
bs' 10. 1000 Nav g.. b65, 69i. 1000 Gin Bds, 49,
Girsrd Bk, b5wn lOI; 800 Read RR, S. 27i.
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70 rIe-meri-u,-Preventiv OF PAin-Carstive OF
Dissase-Dr JAMES AsHLEY, 20 Hudson-s' gives sings
daily AZ A and p NJ Sgrsieal operations are per-
Tonnes uthout pain Childbirth is rendered painless
far safer % the moher-the period Of
ed The most severe diseases often yield 70 Us A.
nauence After ell other remedies have failed m the hands
OF the most sku Of The profession Tens OF thousands
through the inecency Of other remedies are edin
their precious lives, that might IN
pa..ed have the use Of their limbs restored Iunors are
arrested IN their growth and fatality the ststeser mas
ms utterarce made easy the shorented gwen eoieet
vision Those who have se-pless nshts are soSn made
by Il 70 rest suber refreshing a. taat OF
The mind diseased in Mesmersm hnds rs cure Or Asn-
lev treats diseases Of and chicren and are nos
70 the general practice Of medicine and surgery
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70 few minutes considering the transaction fraud q
charged By The Courbut that the twelfth jaror Who
wa . ialesmsn. recommended !, said. 9, the
quest Of Mr. Nles) dssested The dsss nng Juror not
being wiling TO agree upon verdict In accordance With
the rest tbs Jury wss discharged -For plaintiff Mr..
Niles IN perton for defendant Mr. shAfer.
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Cont Calendar. MONDAY.

SUPERIOR Cousr-Nos ll2 81. 1876 rs. 10. 90. So "a.
S. SO l42 1902 a. as A. 1873 81 49, l47 las l53. 1856
1889 100. 20 1879 1852, 1855. LOG.
COMMON PLEAS Part Mos / 5 10, 40. 80, o. GO
70 So IS Part Nos l0i 100 los, no. 49, ia l6
lis 100. l22, 1914, 1876 l2s 49,, 100.
CIRcuIT.-Tkis Ddy-No change.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In packet-sap OHs,da, from HvrsAbert Thornton and
lady, England George Scott, do Amabe Grossier Mon
trea james W Wilcox jr Philadelphia; John PINK
ney, Edward LohmAn, Bavaria Jas Lokieri New YORK,
Jacob Lozer, DO WIN Baraey Baltimore and 2@ IN the
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- EMOyAL.-The once o. the Union Mutual lnsu-
IL rance Company has been removed 70 % Wast opPo
-lte II znOver-st
MAINE AND FfRE lSsCRaScE.-The Union Mutual In
surance Co nsures the Mutual principle without per-
s0nal liability hay cash capital Of $4,000 paid Ia and
safely invested also large amount Of Premium Notes
nsurances made against loss and damage by Fire and
Marine rsk and risks Of inland transportation and Hav
cation. a. the lowest established rates.
The profits Of the business viii be divided between the
stockholders and the insured.
TRUSTEES
Lambert sgydsm. Henry y. Munssl. Seth CrosVenor.
John 5 Tsppsn, n w Merrill Richard P Buck
FlbertJ Anderson. George +. Dssby John Van Nest,
John D. HuTibut, John p. Nesmlth, X. NJ. Lawrence,
Paul spof0rd. II l. Routh, L. T. n Gibson,
Shepherd Knapp, Henry Holt, George kapelye,
Stephen Allen, Edwin Hoyt, James T.. Cooley,
Joseph Bouchand, Moses Taylor r. A Robertson,
David Austen, j. D. Van BeEren, J. T. Johnson
Albert Wsodhuu, Albert W. Wright, @ l. Knapp,
z. X. Collins, Charles NJ Lenpp " II. Wolfe,
eph Fowler Ferc- Suycsnn, Jr. A. Se znete.
2. NJ Wefmore. A. q. Thompson, Richard Bell,
L. II. Bingham. JJ.KpEsford, J. Boorman Johnston.
LAMBERT SUDAN, President
JOHN 5. TAPPAN, Vice-Presldent
FERDINAND STAGE, Secretary. o3 BIS.
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~ Water Cure.-Dr TRAIL, who started the nrsi
Hvdropatc Institution in America receives patients a.
III. new ard coru,,dioGs establishment ID Lalxrtsr
near ST. John'spark Consultations morning. sne ever
inss DR. 7. has bad connection VIII inc
e. establishment since the first OF July oi' i"s
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~ Second Advent Meeting--Removed from

Of Grand and Elizabeth st % q bondst "a door
from the Bowery Meetings three times each Sabbath a.
10. A NJ and a. 3 ami p NJ: also every Monday and
Thursda evenings p NJ seats free. Not only those
Of like precious faith but eli invited 70 attend
Preaching to-nonow, the Lord wiling by Elder j. b.
COX. VI Hartford. q % u
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HORArIO HILL Auctionser
NAIIABIE ENGLISH LlBRARY.

VALUABLE ENGLISH LlBRARY.--CoO-
LEY, kEEsE \ HILL. 1871 Broadway viii sell %
Friday aud Saturday evenings Oct Y and ~ s'slesoe
library OF and casscs works illustrated
editions among which complete set OF the Gentle
mans Magazine l5l vols; Sir William Joness WORKS.
vols. Edinburgh Review 50 vols, Quarterly Review, 10
vols Dodey Annual Register 70 vols In neat and uni.
form binding half cat; British Poets, 90 sols IN
ties vols foo Knights Pictorial London, vols to
sether with many other illustrated WORKS In hns bind
ings all 70 be sold without reserve. Catalogues ready
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g. who would hesitate avail himself Of the tempting
privilege. but reader there is 4 the case-the dollar
be saved by every who wants hat who VIII buy
of ricF the agent Of the North American Hat Manufac-
turing Company at Bowey where wholesale instead OF
rriaLl nrices are the order Of the dav. % 10.
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BOARDING.


BOARD WANTED-with sn unfurnished room by
ID gentleman and bis wife 81 convenient distance
from Maidenlane Address box 2loi Post O1ce o2S p
BOARD WANTED-A gentleman and bis wife want
ID comfortable room. with board. IN private family
somewhere below Cansl-st ~est Of Broadway. Refer
ences exchanged Address, postpaid H. w Tribune
Once. % -
BOARD WANTED for small family without chill
ID dreu a private family. where there are but few
hoariers taken They viii furnish their own rooms =
Terms must be mo,srste Address note TO l. NJ o.o y
DOARDING-A gentleman and wife, or two single
ID gentlemen, be shifted with pleasant ara Comfort
able rooms with full partial board on the west SIDE OF
and near Broadway Inquire s. Nalker-st o.S ~
DOARD.-A gentleman aud lady. or two single gentle
ID men. be accommodated With good board and hne
airy room on the second story 81 White 81 near Broad
wsy where you will ind all the comforts Of home
References given and required. o. otis
DOARDING-Two pariors with bedrooms sdionins;
ID also rooms may be obtained with good board and
on reasonable terms At the large and pleasant house s
Broadway. = few doors from houston-st ~ mis-
DOARDING-A small psrior and bedroom on the
ID second door suitable for gentleman and his VIE q
let with board At 10 ChAmber-st- 90 isu
BOARDING in Chambersst-Two gentlemen can
ID procure very desirable room with board by calling
at 10 Chamber.st OF isu
DOARDING-To let with board, the ID story front
ID room and bedroom 81 Chamoers-st ol.lsu
DOARD-PlessAnt rooms with good scecmmods tions
ID and reasonable prices Apply as Lioertyst o. lmis-t
DOARD-Rooms, with board Al i2i Chambersst
ITO LET-Hslf OF a new three-story brick house in
i Fishteenth-st near Second avenue, or small gen
eel family can be accommodated with board Address
Lessee a. Tribune Office. Oh lVus'S
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~ Eighth Ward Wings Awake.

DIfrcf-The Whig Electors Of this Wsrd requested
70 meet az BuTLERs l62 Narckst on Monday evening,
18th inst At o'clock for the purpose Of acting the
p1rt CT the Ward Convention, nominating cr Assembly
SAMUEL G. RAYMOND.
Hon. r A. Talmadge and other eminent speakers viii
address the meetiuz By order OF the Ward Convention.
JOHN PORTER, Chairman.
D. L. CRANE, Secretary. % 2tls
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- Winter Oil Good white Winter Oil AZ only
shngs and beautiful white Winter Sperm OIL warrant
ed 10 burn all nisht and give clear and brilliant gh n
per gallon for sale by B. ALER0 Co ll8 DigsiOr-st
between fdrdge and Allen and 30 Grandst second
block east Of the Bowery. b Oi[cans furnished AZ
Wholesale prices and oil delivered any part Of the city
free OF expense o3 lws'
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SYyTu THouSANpl,l

EOfNG OFF LIKE HOT TAKES -"Triumphs OF
VI Young Phy.ic or Chrome Thermal Facts contain
Ing evidences OF the superiority Of the ChronoIher
NAL method Of curing all diseases 81 cts single copy-4
cent. by the hundred thousand Graham Tribune Bull.
dings; Levison, 1876 Chathamst. o2d IT.
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~ Fincenth yynrd.-Ta Ill srlou

~ Fifteenth Wnrd.-Io ot sa1oni u nay cfhcer - =
We, part Of the Wing Nominating COMMITTEE o. th'
Fife enfh Ward got together a. Consiituton fAi %
Wednesday evening last Nth Al o'clock, and nominated
JOHN J. X DEPUY for Assem- y. -
Holm oDELL HENRY LONG,
WIN DOANE, \ % SMITH,
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y Rev. DR.. stevens Of Athens. Georgia, viii
preach IN the Church OF the Epiphany 10 >tanionst on
SUNDAY moruinz Oct "a RI. Rev. Bishop OTEY Of Tea
nessee in the afternoon. RI Rev Bishop SMITH Of Ken
lucky IN the evening Services 70 commence al 10. A. NJ
and and u z NJ OF II.
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CHRISTOPHER RUrHERfOau, Aacnsn:sr
DY JAMES VI. MILLkR-Stors NO. u Hs'e
ID lane, nsxt door 20 No, Lisertyst
GEO W. PINE, Aucuoneer
IMPORTANT AND PEREMpTORY Sale Of

TNIPORTANT NNU PEHEMPTOHI Sale ot
l Eish, Hundred Lots la the City OF Brookiyn.-NAN
ANTWERP X PINE viii sell on Tuesday, Oct -, az IL
o'clock at the Merchants Exchsnse, 800 lots In the Sty
OF Brook yn situate on Bedford Ostesasenae and
Quincy-st aud on No.trand Marcy, Tompkns rhioor,
Yales and Lewis The above property lad cut
and Lies handsomely for building purposes and there
not desirable delightful site Tor ta.teo ana
c.s or sections mostly OF lots each having double ionn
on avenues and streets 10 feet In width more u de-
scrpton will be found under the Auction head OF the Jour
nal Of Commerce, Commercial Advertiser and Evening
Post LithoHsphic maps are now ready snd can ." 90
tanned the office of the suctoneers, l,< Whef Gov
uer of Pine Terms Liberal or hs-
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THE OFFICIAL.
d. APPLETON g. cos.

DISPATCHES or FERNANDO CORTEZ, thu Con-
~ queror Of Mexico written during the Conquest and
containing narrative Of events, for sale az FOLsOMs
Cheap Bookstore ~ Fulton corner Of Pears o23 IL.
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. Winner OiI,-Good white

stockholders Of this company are requested 70 ateni
meeting the Asor House Monday evening. Oct p,
e. 7 o'clock 2. n A. KYLE. Jr. Secretary.
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NOTICES.

- To the Public.-R@v. LUTHEs LES and Rev CY-
Ers PRlSDLE will preach a. the Wesleyan Methodist
Church. Kngst near Huds0u on sunday afternoon next
and evening Rev L. LEE az o'clock and Rev. c PAIN
~ r =, o.3 It.
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MARINE JOURN A l..
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. IA
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ships Vermont, Perry, NeS-Ofiesn' DonnAna O11'oh
Rs,ts Saransc Sharp. TeEks Isl2sd, AeCready
cN,5o, 1Bri Tikiob West Indies, Alsop Chzancey
49, Inrv Cross Boston Angoras WArren 90; Frances
Hal San Jn.n: Selma Cnllen, Savannah, MeCres-
dy Co; Vanisis, Mnchel, Triniasa De saoA' Nesn'n
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