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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27
c.1On REwARD.-The New.York. Albany and But.
% iUO falo Teegraph COMPANY Will pay reward Of

c.1On REWARD.-The New.York, Albany and But
y lUU fsio Telegraph Company will pay reward Of
100 any person who shall give such information ss shall
lead 10 the conviction Of any Individual under the follow
ng law for wilfully nIurng the Telegraph line or pro-
perry. It ,. FAAION, fresl1enL
UIca, Oct 5, 1915.
An ACT 70 facilitate the construction OF Morses Electro
Magnetic Telegraph--Passed May Is, 1915;
The People Of the State OF NewYOrK represented Ia Sc
nate and Assembly do ensct as follows:
SEC l. The PrOpretoTs VI the patent night u Mofses
reegrs may he and hereby author
lied lines OF said Telegraph from point 10
point any Of the waters within the limits OF hs
sAte by tho erection Of posts piers butmen for aus
tanning the wires Of the same Provided that the same
shall not any instance be constructed as To endsnger
or njurousy Interrupt tho navigation VI such waters and
provided also that the private rights Of individuals shall
De wise impaired by the provisions Of this act nor
shall This authOrse the construction OF bridge or
ether similar erection any Of the streams IN
this State. Any person perssns who shall knowingly
or wfuy inure DESTROY any Of the said lines,
or the materials property pertaining thereto, shall, on
and shall be punished by hne imprisonment or both at
the discretion Of The court which shall have and take cog
nizsnce thereof
SIC The Legislature may 81 any time alter modify
repea this and the ska lake eject Immediately
Keepers Of Junk shops and all other persons
requested give notice a. the Telegr once In
Posts Buildings, corner Of Hanover-st and Exchange
place Undersigned Of any person Offering copper
wire for sale. G. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
New-York. March 5, l3f7. mo ~ 10 Wall-sL
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TO SHIP CHAMBERS, Dealer. in N,

TO SHIP CHANDELIERS, Dealers in Naval Stores
and Csmphene, Soap Makers, kc--The undSIsisnet
having succeeded TO the business Of Mess. Cooke Ad
ans late Turpeniine Disers Is prepared 10 I'll orders
TO snv extent for Camphens spri Turpeutine, Son Tur'
penine Pitch Tar Rosn Son Pilch. Spirits Tar Vanish
Coal Tar and every description Of Naval Stores Of the
frat quality and on favorable terms.
Having made arrsn cement with Mr.. Thos. Cooke,
late u the shove firm supennteDd The manufacturing
and dsting department The undersigned feels assured
hist his articles be surpassed ecuaed BY any
olher house N the UniGed States JAS. T. TAPSc0TT,
Successor 70 Cooke Adams, GO SoUth-st
We tske this opportunity o. addressing old friends
ana customers IN behalf OF Mr.. J. T Tspscott whom
most cordially recommend Them FOR any article In bis
lne feeling assured from long acGuansncs with him
he having been formerly 10 our employ snd lie facilities
be possesses Of being able give entire satisfaction
al who nay favor him with .helr orders
THOMAS COOKE.
ms 3. ADAMS
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John pARLEY


No. i46 Brosdwsy corner OF Libertys'
KEEPs CONSTANTLY on hand complete assortment
IN " hne aud superhne goods which he Will make up al
the lowest markell price FOR cash approved credit VIZ
English, French and American hroadcloihs, easineres
and vestns Of ell colors and qualities Also cotton and
linen dress shirts collars cfavsis snd Juslng sock
and general assortment Of fancy goods.
His work is all made by hfsi.raie workmen, and war
rsuted give entire satisfaction. Gentlemen faVornR
him with their may rely having their clothing
goI the best style and at prices "a low as me same
quality OF work he expected at any other esabth
m. nj In the Union Orders from any part OF the country
viii receive prompt attention. and clothing forwarded by
the most safe and expeditions routes.
NJ B-Gentemen furnishing their own goods may rely
having them made up in style not 10 be surpassed
rn15 9ut
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PORT OF NETWORK.


ARRIVED,
ship II. Allen. Wilson, DIS I'm Charleston cotton to
Bsrk Peter Demil Pickins, 5 ds I'm Savannah, cotton
End riee to r NJ Deml.
Bria Eagle, Gorhsm, II ds I'm New. Orleans, cotton
10 master.
Brs Seaman, Backman, 70 ds I'm New. Orleans mdse
TO N McCresdy.
Brig Mary Norris IA days from Galveston cotton, to
Brig Lamar. Hayes, 10 de FIN Apaschicols. cot.
fon 70 Brewer & Nelson.
Brig Grecian. Henderson. FIN Palermo via Gbrslter,
Ysb T. mdse to P Harmony q Co.
Ashley 4 Fisk.
Big Bordeaux, Bones, I'm Csrdenss 18th nsL sugar,
70 spoford, Teston & Co.
Brig Washington White 10 de I'm Cienfuegos, Cuba
uolssses to master.
Big Andrew King Lovett ~ d, I'm aa,snrss molss
sss to Y Thurston 4 Co.
Bhs Or. Hitchcock. Cole Is ds I'm Trinidad de Cuba,
Brig Sarah Brown WEIGH IL ds I'm Mobile cotton. to
sturges. Chairman & Co.
Brig Frances Dolttle, II ds fun Charleston cotton to
O. Benson 18th inst lat So "a long 81 so spoke schr
lows, OF Gloucester I'm Boston for Port Prince The
has experienced severe weather with heavy gales I'm
NV to INV TONE.
Brig Geo shsstuck Brssdon II DIS I'm Charleston, cot.
Brig WIN I Dugsn. Golden, 10 de I'm Orleans, mdse,
ton L McCready.
Bhs VIM L Jones Tyler, IL de im ApslschicOla cot
ION. 10 Ralph Post
schr Banner. Slower 9 ds i'm BHpsvile, (Mc) mols.
schr David Cox, Xickerson. 4 dc I'm Boston.
schr Augusta, Ames de I'm Boston, mdse, to Foster
4 Eickerson
Schr Montana. Chase, from New. Hsvep, ballast
schr Roe, Avery, Dc I'm Baltimore mdso, 10 Johnson
Lowden
senr Albany, Bears. de fm Boston, rndse to L & ]
Hsrrick.
schr Independence, Decker 2 de I'm Virginia
schr VIM q Esdie, Maruing from Cape Henry.
Schr ID Ellis steeman. Is de fun New. 0res o.
sehr Christopher Post Johnson. 2 de fm Virginia.
sehr Augustus kilburn, ds I'm Newburyport, po,s-
toes And apples. 10 master.
schr President Harrison. Nckerson ds FIN Plymouth
Mace, nsh, to msstsr
senr hecron, Ogden, Dc fun Philadelphia corn meal
scar Two Brothers. Bsrcslo, FIN Phsdelphis, coal.
Sehr Richmond, Packard. I'm Thomsston, lime.
Senr Laeon' bearse, de FIN Boston, mdse, TO ] At
aims.
schr Paxton Smith, I'm Matsnzss. ID inst molss
Schr Madison. Keller, n d. I'm Orssu, mols.ses "a
spoford Tileston 4 Co
schr Ellen Herkins. Lowell. ~ d. I'm New.orlesn,
cotton, 70 master.
schr Eben Atkins Nickerson. % day, fm c,snfueso,
DsolAssea. 20 ChAstelain & Ponvert
sehr 10 Roy Bedell, ~ De TIM Apssehleols. cotton
&C 10 Ralph Post
eloop Republic. soule fui N Bedford OIL
eioop New London, Smith, I'm London, oil
cioop Mary Compton, Ponlion, FIN Brandy wiue, Del
corn meal
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NY FINAL REST.

For The Tribune.

y
WHERE shall sleep when Earth no NOV
Holds this frail tenement OF clay
When LIES short. fitfnl day is Ger
And I am waited hence away
Shall it be where the Sun de .yr
with glor;ous grandeur in the w esh
Beneath its tall O erhanging vines,
shall ,here be found my latest rest
w.. v.,u,c decks with lavish hand
.s.scrite haunts with shade and flower.
her isvo'a '.n Zen native land, Ter !
yybere Freedom banners wave with pow
xyhere every shout that . borne on high
And echoed back 20 Earth again.
Rebounds beneath our azure sky,
With Freedom blent IN every strain
There let il be could not rest
Where stars and stripes ne er waved ABOVE
Though in some Island Of the BEST.
Where all is light and JOY and love
And nv freed spirit it would pine
Though basking in Heavens bllssiui hsn'
II Freedoms glories no'er could snine
Around me in that Land OF Light.
Yssl would sleep where Freedom si's
Enthroned upon our giant Nils
Where every breeze which onward Hits
The banner Of our Country Nils
Where iounts and streams which onward side
Their sparkling waves TO oceans strand
Proclaim within each rushing tldo
The glories of our Fatherland'
Yet would rest where his loved form
Night bend my qniet grave above
Where he might read at every morn
The records Of my changeless love.
Love which had known no waning mark
Since its FIRST spark TO life had sprung,
Love which had known no shadow dark
Upon its glowing pathway flung.
Then would my res. be calm and deep
And quiet as the placid main
Der which the waves are lulld TO sleep
To raise no more their heads again.
Yesl calm and deep, where every cloud
Az Loves pure emblem blest is given.
And Freedoms echoes high and loud
Beneath the vsulted arch OF Heaven.
L~.xaAs Rest Sontd CrE7. l647
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Sla 4aA BE- q (artA<r nsaoted,
III Advertisements made under the orders Of the Post
mnser-Ceueral Ia = Newspaper nevspepers OF letters
nesd for In any Office shall be Inserted 10 the paper
or papers Of the Town pace where The Office advertising
NAV be situated, kaptAe w Laygs,f e,rciiGfiOA -
my ~ fSc.s Psst OFF, Lanr ya.,sd MARCH, 3, lSfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27
mile TbtstAB A.sis nees Of Seaman { Brothers.
SHERIFF sALB.-By virtue OF several wrts OF

SHERIFF sALE.-By virtue OF several wriis OF
DER fac'As directed and delivered, VIII expose
20 sale Monday ihe Sd Day Of May, 1871 al Zocock'
81 the vesthue OF the City Hall Ia the City OF New
York all the right TILE and interest Of James Hough,
which he had eighteenth day Of February 1886 or
a. anv time Afterwards whose hands soever the same
NAV be- or In and 10 all certain lot piece parcel Of
land situate lying aud being Ia The Twelfth (lae Ninhl
Wsrd OF the Civ OF New York and numbered IS forty
ge upon certain map Of piece or parcel OF and pur'
chased by Henry FE and Jacob Peterson Of Col Come
us Harsen and James 6erlne. ch piece parcel OF
land was surveyed By Edward Doughty City Surveyor.
on the 9th day OF May In the year 925 ard map thereof
made. which map fled In she office OF the Register In
csse on the 9Th dsy OF June 1926 which sain lot No IS
Ia bounded, and contains follows. VIZ Esst By lot
number forty-sx, south By lot lot number nj eight.
west by lot number forIy.folr, and north by the
middle OF Fifty .fourh-snee, being twenty-five feet
Ia front, on the same and extending one hundred
aud thirty and five inches 10y twenty-five feei souh
OF said lot geth with all and singular the ene-
nents and sppurtsnsnces heeuno belonging. or In any
wise pertaining Dated New York March 10th, 1877
in90 isw6w WIN JONES, Lste Sheriff.
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UEOhUE IHtoOOI n IT
ma lawgm Attorney for Attaching Creditor.

IN PURSUANCE VI an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
County Of New-York Notice IL hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Jone Butler late Of the City
OF NewYOrk, engraver deceased 10 present the same
VIVA MackAy No % Park-royy Ia the City OF New-YoTk,
On or before the second day April next Dated New
York the thiriieh day OF September 1916.
oS lswsms HARRIET l.. BUTLER, Admrx.
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farms for Sale.
FARM roR SALE VERY CHEAP.

L n
IA VERY DELIGHTFULLY."- stusied fam Of 7,
acres. on he Psssa.c River and PaersOa RsircsS' ;,
miles ffoa; Jersey City To an old countrymau A!s
faru ~ould be particularly Jesablelhe scenery Ass,
ing strong slmIude 10 that around Richmond On "a.
Thames. There sre OF i hundred. Of fruit uees s0d
duced $780, TWO streams Of 9Th fish pond a6oc
10 acres OF fle ship lumber, q whsrf on which veses
were formerly built The river sso supplies shuodauss
Of feb especially sne add shsd 10 ihe season Wood.
cock and Tsbhiis plentiful No land can 10 sures,
for early vegetables Il having southern slope and hels,
can remain on mortgage For farther particulars snd
chart, call on Mr.. C. B. HOOKER, Clarendon ssloOu 81
Broadway ms fus
30 FOR SALE-An elegant Country Seal siuss n
JohostowI four miles east Of the Hudson Rivst. ~ =
nine miles southeast Of the city OF Hudson 90 he New
Of highly Improved snd valuable isnd The house t ss
Of brick, so feet wide and " feet deep with Two nas
covered pstrss There srsupcu Ihe place eomnodicSs
barns stables csrrisgehouss, grsnsry ice-house. And
other out buildings IN excellent order. The plsce 4 vsi
stocked with choice fu The present occupant having 81
wears good supply Of water s brought into The loan
through pipes connected with large hlierns cslefu
There are also wells and springs Of pure water he
i asi last six years ' 0s'a JOSEPH W Russell sa
FoT IsmsiOQnire Ofw Z. BLgEckER. Albany i1su
eN FAHM FOR sAtE-In Henry Co ilii1oI.' coc.
- good dwelling house and oat bulIduss, iSo serss
OF which Is In biz state u cultivation aid DO coil Of he
richest quality III sd sngeOusy 'astsd for hesp
~
will be sold With the farm II desired I. 10 10 PERFECTLY
healthy location, well watered and tinbsred For park
usrs inquire of Messrs Hasted Brosaw, - Wilnam.ss
New ork, or Mr. George A. Moon, Bufslo
NH lw 4tWSlisWG c. BEECH, 40 Brosdwsy.
"a FOR sALE-A great variety Of fIuiI ornsmsaui
trees, lowering shrubs, sversresns. grape v'pcs,
rose bushes. berbseeous plants, 10000 giant ssparS
roots and dwarf box for garden edgings vSry
splendid branched sisnlhus; slso very fns psuonrs
rees Orders received by Mr. j. Wo0LsEY, re frope
Y where csslogues be ob.lnsd or BY ne pro.
prietor, DANIEL HIGGINS, Flushing, L. L Nupsy
man. mi" lm
RaA DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY Location e.
sae-Suatedin New Jersey al the summit Depot, %
The Morris snd Essex Railroad, coniaioing 81 sersss
great variety OF fruit trees, grave vines ornamental ep
and shruobery, &c For particulars inquire Of J. Law,
Is Pne-sL al B2 Fourlh.sL or 0f
mil 2w- g g. POTTER. on the preuissa
Sa A FARM FOX SALE on Long L. aud, is nilss
from Brooklyn on the Jericho Turnpike. For par
t;uars apply 10 John shirmins on The premises, o.
mis- I'm. ROBT COTTlER, 81 ClGst
On FARM TO LET or to leass, Staten Island,
- three quarters Of mile from Port Richmond Inquire
Arn-sL msims
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DY ORDER Of the Honorable Dafel 2. lngrsharn,
I'D ASSOCIATE Judge OF the New-York Court Of Common
Pleas notice Is hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions OF
the slaluls authorizing attachments against Ascending,
concealed and nonresident debtors that an sachnenthas
issued against the OF Thomas H. Smith, resident o
the Of Perfsy and that the same Will be sold
for the payment Of his debts unless be appear aud as
charge such attachment, according 10 law, within nine
months from the first publication of this notice. and that
the payment OF any debts dus him by residents Of this
State and the delivery him for his Of any proper
y within this State belonging 10 him and the transfer OF any
such property by him forbidden BY law and void
Dated the 3lsl day Of July 1916 Z. ". CHESTER,
aul law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27

ORDER Of Robert w. Livingston, Supreme Court
ID Commissioner, notice Is hereby given that an attach
en has issued against the estate OF Israel Davy and y
Cushman Of the Of Vermont nonresident debtors on
due proof the said Commissioner pursuant TO the
directions Of the statute concerning attachments against
absconding concealed nonresident debtors, and that
the win he sold for the payment Of their debts unless
the said Israel Davy and A. 8 Cushmsn appear and dis
charge such attachment according 10 law within nine
months from the fret publication Of this notice and that the
payment Of any debts and the delivery OF any properly be-
longing said debtors them for their and the
transfer OF any property by them for any purpose what
ever forbidden by law and are yod-Daied 29tn Dec
1886 J.P BUTLER, OF moriah,
A lawQn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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Jnsnrance.
OFFICE OF THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
(InsuIAuee COMPANY wan 81 Mortimer buldnss,

" lnsuTAuce COmpany," w al 81 Mortinef oNhumssi
E-w-York. 18Th March, lS47.
This Institution, Incorporated in l846-wiih liberal ana
perpetual enarter and duly organized according 10 Law
has commenced The business Of Life Insurance on The Mu
tual principles The net prohls being DIVIDED annusy
anong the insured according the act OF incOfpOrsuon
TIE rates Of premiums correspond TO those OF SIN lar COM
panies-snd upon all premiums exec sding 50 lbe IN
paying half IN cash and securing 10 The Company the
remaining half by approved guaranteed note al II
months bearing interest 81 per cent
The lives Of married may be insured 90 tna tneir
decesse the amount OF The policy 10 paid 10 the wife free
and clear from any claim Of the OF her bus
and OF the death OF the wife before the desih Of the
husband the Of the policy shall be payable 10 her
child or chdren-asO free from any elsm OF representa-
lives creditors Aforesaid" The Company respect
fully solicils share OF public patronage
The following IL is OF The Ocers and Trustees or me
ensuing yeSr-yII.
Nathaniel Weed Ezra Wood Chauncey Ayres,
Simeon BALDWIN, Joseph B. Sones, Philip Oalpin,
Dennis Perkins. Roswell Hoyt, Wm l. Brewer
J Ohp A. Davenport Ssm'l X. Sstierlee, James Dinoni
AleN'r II. Dana, c. II. Beerdsley, Chas. Whitucsey,
Charles J. Taylor, John W Leeds, Joseph D. warren,
AleX'r Hamilton, Aexr y. Holy. stephen b Provost
ames T. souger, Joshua Ferris
ALEXANDER ". HOLLY, President
JOHN W. LEEDS. Assistant President.
JOSEPH x. MONIES. Vice President
ROSWELL hoYT. Secretary.
WIN WELLS, ActuATy.
Dana, Woodruff Leonard, Coursellors and Attorneys
Of the Company FOR New-York.
Wn- +. Minor Counsellor AID Attorney for Stamford.
Doctors Ezra Wood and A Cooke Hull. Pnyscisns
Medical Examiners and Advisers OF The Company for New
YORK
Dr. Chsancsy Ayres Physician and Medical Adviser for
Stamford. mis- eOdu
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r.,e, nj the stock Exchange. .FsiDAY
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
MARINE JOURN A l..

In d. Frances, from Caarlsstos-Messrs. A w sprIn
o., Isasc Hopkins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27

EEBBuARy REPORT Of The Mutual Life lnsG-
Il rance Co q New-York. IS Wslsi This lnsIifuii0n
during the month OF February ssaec eighiy.four new
policies, viz.
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DY ORDER OF 5. Caldwell, Supreme Court Commits
I'D soner, notice s hereby given that attachment has
issued against the OF Ethan Paul resident
debtor and that will be sold for the payment OF
his debts unless he appear discharge such attachment
according law, within nine months from the first publ
cation Of this notice and that the payment Of any debts
due TO him by residents OF this State and the delivery to
him. or for his use Of any property within the State belong
him. and the transfer Of any such property by him
are forbidden by law, and are void.
nQQ IavQm Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27

by ORDER OF William ". Mason, Supreme Court
ID Commissioner notice Is hereby given that an attach
has been issued against the estate Of James H. Wells
as nonresident debtor and that the viii be sold for
the payment OF his debts unless he appear and discharge
such attachment riding 10 law within nine months from
the first publication OF this notice, and that the payment OF
any due him by residents this State and the dev
cry 10 him or for his use OF any property within this State
belonging 10 him. and the transfer OF any property by him,
forbidden by him and yodDsted Norwich, N Y.
Nov 10, 1916. JOHN WAIT Attorney
ND lAW9m For Attaching Creditor.
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Fi.bklll. March 10, ls47. mis- laws

Nil An elegant house and Of land, situated in
MI UBadila Of tho most beautiful villages OF the
Susquebanna valley aud directly In view Of that pictures
river and " hin short distance OF tue NewYor and
Ere Railroad The house 10 Of stone, Substantially bnilt
and very roomy. There fruit and ornamental trees,
with abundance Of pure water.
Also farm near the village, consisting Of about 80
acres Of good land with good stone dwelling barn. &c.
&c. For terms, which will be liberal, apply TO
TkH. MESSENGER, l6l Msidsn-lane,
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Schools.

EDUCATION FOR BOYS -wssiipgt,n Iustiu.e.
Ia term "a ID commence bft@r the Abn1a vaca ion
the fret Monday 4 seYiemhe'. -
T DWIGHT PORTER,
THEODORE W PORTER.
. The esisbi ahnfnt removed s.t FOR IN
proved mmodatons, TO is rreseni site ~ Murray
Hl, Lexington avenue and Thirty sinthst aZ 3rslwos
XUUNG LADIES' sCHOOIs-HRs CLARKE. suc-
her school al 6s Warren 81 Monday, The 9th Of Sep
thorough Engish aud Classical course ~ IA pos
ali the advantages for acquiring finished education
aft lrded 10 any Institution In the city.
FOR terms and Oher particulars. Circulars can be oh
tainsd ~ hessrs spa ding Stepards hooks 1891
8rOa way a. g. 81 which place also pr.
fona Interview may be had 18th The Principal. bu27 81
NIBSSRs. HUBS 81 CLARKE's Classcsl
IVA Institution r-ol eos iis Filth Accidental Yer on
Monday the 9th Of September the bulldog erected 70
lie RcconlmOd alton Washug tonquare, 2i Fourih--t
Application for the admission Of pupil. now De made
Circulars BE- obtained the lrEtiiuon al the
bookstore - ". H. Newman Co lNl Broad vay.s n26 I'm
NUUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.-miss HAMS
wonli respectfully niorm her friends sni tho pu, ic
ha shs designs 10 remove hr school r. m 90 Warren
Fourth avenue and Irvingpsce) hnd will the
ensuing on the 18Th cf sept nhsr. ga Nondsyl
The house /. comm diou' and auans 81 with super 1r
acc mmOda f1r O. school. aud The location IS q
surpassed IN the city IL hy several lines stages
aud the rsi cars directly park snd In tie diaie
viruity o. two Or three ohera
Circulars may be oblsired at Doremus Nirous, cor
ner Of Nassau and Liberty and II the bookstore 81
Francis Co 20 Broadway. aus I'm
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ARRIVED.

Ship Shenandoah, West, from Havre. July Il. mdse,
to Durham e. Dmon On 10th inst of Sable Island,
spoke bark Carlos from 81 Petersbugh of and for Bos
ton 9th between ST Georges aud Nantucket Shoals,
spoke ship Sheais from Liverpool for NYork.
Sandman brig Penguin, Dadew SO ds fm Rio do ia
metro, 1900 bags coffee. 10 w Pickersgil & Co.
Br brig Waterloo Parker Is de fn Windsor Ms. plss-
ter, 10 Soule. Whitney CO. 18th inst between -
Georges and Nantucket Shoals passed large quantity
Of lumber supposed 10 be the deck load Of some vessel
schr Orunda, Gray de- I'm Lubec, Me plaster, bound
TO Newark, NJ.
schr Billow, otey, ds I'm Lubec, Me. plaster to
order
Schr Industry. Kelly, ds I'm New Bedford oil and
candles. TO II Leonard.
schr Gsnges, Horn, 10 ds I'm Calais, lsth, Smith &
Boynton.
schr Dennis Long 10 de I'm Easport fish and plaster,
to Smith & BOynton.
schr @ Adams, Norris do I'm Boston, mdse Foster
& Nickerson.
scbr Osceos, Edrdge, I'm Hsrwich. fish, to master.
Schr Angere,.a Crowell de fun Boston fab, 10 mas
ter.
schr Meridian, Payne, from Truro. msckerel to
Whitney.
schr Mary A w Hooper, Meredith. I'm Philadelphia,
mdse. To master.
schr Abby Chase, Chase, 3 DIS I'm Boston, mdse, to
master.
sloop Helen Hussey I'm New Bedford oil, toA &
Willeus
Sloop Radiant Dayton, I'm Providence.
sloop Joseph Greggs TN Norfolk.
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AtBrooklyn Goth inst after lingering Illness, LAURA
ANN GRANNlSS, vile OF George b. Granniss, aged 80
years.
The friends of the family ara respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon Friday At O'Clock.
precisely fran the residence Of her husband No O.
sandsst Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
cemetery.
On Thursday. Aug 26, of dysentery. CLEMENT LIZ
FEvRE, son OF Thomas j. and Sophia C. Coleman, sged
3 years, months and - days
Funeral this day eth, O'Clock precisely from No.
SO Sixth-svenue His remains will be taken to Green
wood cemetery for interment
On "wednesday, 25th inst at Albany Mrs. MARY
AKERLY widow Of the late Dr. Samuel Akerly.