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PLATED ALsATA WARE.

SPALDING WATT % Broadway have received by
- The arrivals general assortment OF Plated AlosIa
Ware consisting of forks, spoons cassos, cake bAsseS
T.. Kettles &c. &C. the modern ard fashion
A1e London patterns which universally approved IL
England and for the tst lime offered 10 the Amer
lean public. They slso have extensive assortment o.
goods PLACED ne best upon Brush plate and
German silver al Al reasonable prices, aud WARRANTED
Toe resemblance which his plated ware pears " ~
v-r is durability aud chespness lwnen compared Win
sverl its rosy over wares plated upon cop.
Der basis have established It's general use In families "
distinction n England, sDd commend IL 10 the tssoraoe
attention OF th- psOpl Of this country
spaldng Wan regid and replsie candelsoras, grsn-
co,es lamps cand lescbs uIns csstors spoons fors
Sc IN The mosI permanent and beautiful style, and on
-, r,,,r. iel7 Smeo5
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General Notices.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs 4 W K l. =,
- suI. IIr NP..au-sf. y. \.

II Water.Cur b.taDlisnment, " Donosl "
ART syossei (Oyst-I 5syJ l. l. Df s-ES' Ne rslrs'
Ar.c.n ur.rttorsr AID suhor - s-r-C1re, receives
ps.i-ns =. shove Those distance nay oJ 'rncil
= f.- be sdv.s-d for a rrasmrut 81 nome uV-o
~ >ew-NOrk Water-ture kstabiishment,
Is AL - FDurt-en th-.- n-a mon sq4afe = coz
8h0m sp-n. year a. Gfssf-ub1rg studying ne s'-f'
Care System. a. prsciic-l b. Pressnhz A1l- I'm
BRAISTEDS SALOONS,
LATE fEALEs NgsEtN. yol
r. n52 BROADWAY. N-N-YORK a.
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TIE LARGEST sssos tn.sal Of ord

a. "a TIE LARGEST .ssortn.-zi Of bed
IA ~ st-e1s, BIDS, r.eifesses and feathers
E<Sz11<7H ever offered for sar A. NJ MlLLARD's
waf-fOOns. 80 Chatham, corner Of
4 N1lo-rrJ.
TIE attention q houseKsePers and Others 10 parica rly
called % Wslss Ps4ert night and Ell becsgezd
which drew 10 premium a. ne a,e fair Of American
nsusle 0d beds reCovsset Col. vnolesz.s s-d retail.
s1s lmr
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nk-olykp rhatoD .ud Afler ne nrst souesy 4 Az
II pest me several ordinances regaisDs esbs t
Ipct an ,epsI- from hsesney cOscn-s shs ee snd he
s.m- are ny e-cI hereof hat lime rep-s-c ssa fom
80 fe hst asl. al GEO. shsl 10 fegnls~d nnrberud
cen,- AID Ia al respects governed oy NJ "sesness
relative 10 hsckney cO.cnes Provided n'~~Fef 1si ne
Ice Tor nc-ose II cab drawn by one hofse Only shs e
~ mor- thsn three dollars Adopted by ne boars q A.
.,.,ant A;dermen July H. iS4f Adopted hy me Bosra
Aldermen. July y. ist1
Aporovrd by no Mayor. July Il. 1871
N 4 NAIE MIMI -aIl GnIrrlnn Aunncn
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.,Ifn,Ir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, NJ

Il Nassau sTeet--SOucs 10 her BY gisua, 10 he pt
i've, and next Of in Of MARY SMITH, lse u he Chg
New York, decested, and Who is sleged 70 pave esi
n.sata that the elects % tho said interstate Ia hs hsa
Of the Public Admnisuslor will be administered nd 20
posed OF by hin according TO law, unless the ssnse
clsitnei by some lawful executor administrator " u
d.ceased BY he tenth Gay VI september nexL-Dst
Nsw-York August 9, lsi7. JAMES ), rhAfsA
suq Iawaw Pub II Adniaistrsis
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ar sAFrEhSOOn LINZ, DAILY To-
Nswsurgb and Fshsln, lsBdias ., Va

aAArrrEsSssSo % b .ish' I DAira
conlands, (Psesssnl,l Wess Point cox
spring and Cornwall The steamer TOMAS Pow ELL
Capt saul Johnson, will leave Inc pier foot OF Wsfr5sl
for e sDOve places every Afternoon (Sundays etcepssd@
eommsncing april 10, 14 O'CLOCK Remnlns vii lssv'
Newburgh every morning att O'Clock N. B. All bsgSsc
and freghi Of every description bsnk BILLS OF spece %
board Of This boat be tho rsa Of the own hee
o. unless ent-red the boob ~ boat -rin-j fo'
~T~ FOR KINGsTON.-rhs splssdh
sssEE steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt Beut Over
bsgh, leaves the foot Of Corlsnd-sL Dora
sidsl 90 Mondays, Wednesday, snd Fridays 81 oc.oes
p NJ. for Kingston, landing Al Hsnmond-st CsldssAs
West Polol Newbufgh, New HsmDursh Mli;0s, Poase
kespss, Hyde Para, Elmore's and Rhlnebock o. Sun
days Ihe SANTA Claus leeyes tho pier 81 ococs 10
The morning, makes the following .tduoHal lAnanSs
Hsmmond.sL ROcklsOd Lac, Van COgrtlandgs, Cod
Spring and Cornwall aud fssl rns same ey~niog.
For farther Information app board, of Al IFS -
d.v "a Fne.o.v lpTSg
r. INDEPENDENT OPPO-1TIm
E<Slsxzx7Sfor Albany add Troy. fare - cents --Is
% eudif steamboat ONEIDA, C-pL \
Bren.l will leave ths pier foot Of Robinson o. s,~I
Tu-.dsy, Thursday and Saturday afternoon All oel'eA
AL
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BRAIsTEDs Saloons

I'D. WHEELER,
Y ComulIs.ior-r tor the states OF Nrw-l Srk
. - = :. ~---',-n- $500, H. al
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nv, RooP. uApR RIGHT for Two Cen. >.

IN HUUTs IAUE IIUd Il IlI W NcLI PCT
so0g AID ~asrznle--OOoc ~i-s PAlect b dr0 p1ea-
rate Ceuens - % roof ~iL rr-cer pr.
fees usnL preof a1d p-rlAn-nf 70 ~ak In
IRE rocts o. .nis Posuon loce iOr from % c~-ss
Pes t0og A. w2Tr.s.1c, % san. GOODWIN, - W-ss
brosdrsy, near chaloeTssL iy29 In
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miscellaneous.
TEXAS GENERAL AGENc'

VA purcAa5e Real Estate.
4 OCATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS procure Pa
Llens other Documents necessary 10 perfect Titles
Survey Map and subdivce Trscgs Pay Taxes on Land
Of nOa. residents sbsentees Redeem Lands sold Tor
Taxes: Settle accounts with different Departments OF
the State Government; Colleo, Foreign Debls aud trans
scl all other busnrss sppertsning 10 General Agency
Also the above frn engaged IN the practice OF Law
N he Supreme DistcI Courts 0f the state and the
Circuit anu DsIict Of United States Tor the
sl.e Of Texas will give prompt attention 10 s bust
ness eotrusIrd 10 heir czfe
Y-Al letters and con from other States 90
business To b. addressed 10 LORENZO SHERWOOD
6alveslOu- lf- omcon
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il
TtrlEv -Ge.<~al ProvviS-s-t tsuse' ,~e "
Csr. Truck Or Dray. wbethsf osdec or otaetNs Sc 49,
cot employed IN he transportation o. soocs 'oi efe
wsge. snd no Mukmsns Cat shsl ~ asi'ee o' ts-c =
any street isne sv~nn- or pAoe pse@ 70 NC Wy Nss.
Yort wliho'IhAyiog ihe name u he osnef nr0o psns
ID With sch pant upon white groofo % ~, 'N'esS
re ster part u ne shan u srch esri. wso. " str
plainly 20 BE- s-en. under psoAAy ~ re oo y =
sued flr Ard r-cov ~ from ih- owner vf o'h0'"sH
ver- th-reuf. s~sers.v so resre-iiseif- - -
The f,loStng rules Ar- n be observed ~ =
isi Each Cat mgsl nave ihe naGpcr NV So -
rsi1ied 90 hosl .trs of tie shsfs. with haek ." ~
UPON whi.e grourd
- EAch csrtm.n 90 rs lay dosigcAls - - = -
mu,t appear with hs Horse AM Csft ~ De rlth -
The Pax rargirg 10 asnge Inc song Chzni.ef'-s 81
n Srrscwsy Nv ~ space rourd esrn' m "a -
>us-f iut-uGcug Inspector may eiamile nc Lawn
~ -ou4llior. ofthe Carts, &c.
Sd sach Cartmsn musl produce ns ffesro' INtase, 9
orrer nat u may De- renewed
al Every Carsnsa sho shall neglect @ sppe. - se
ssv ts. mated ur hi. Class. shall sppc-f i'A 10
nqnb-T a-,v .rc psioy painted ~ oiree1ed ~ s~ ~t
he con.iae ed having rsincusoed me o1s,oess u 3
Cartmsu and MS License will b. snnnled accordingly
Ry order THOMASF pens. fFss sAsaA
New. York Mavor's once. July p lss1 ls& Nuo
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DOuBRY AVID SON.

PART XII Concluded from First Page.
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FOX SALE - Dc Old sl4ld No. : 5sr-
-. c.sysl oPPosi-z he Asl0f House, variety
E~"0! q. a snc oclAge Piano Fores, Cf
zevery varizsy q pailern, with 81 the
moceru mYfosrr-uis IA Rosewood aud m.h0 zzny case
Wsszled in every resPvcs 70 gye s.,.ea0r,
Pans 81 nHe- JAMES ThOaPsON,
III 3m Lair TsilnAn L RArdelL
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~F sNOrICk.-srATEN ISLAND FgsL
49, On and sfsr ndsy, April IS, % $50, 49,,
OoN sYLPh and sfA1Eh IsLAhps'
~1u run - follows zntii farther noucs
Leave slsisn Island Al Z, 8, 10, ii A. h-''"""
s,7,P.A. 20 N "A,
psstJ. and 14 se.7P
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n FOX -ALE-A s0rrel h0rEe JeaFs %, and
- 20 cocoi= and single harness, pleasant driver,
AZA-sood usye.er ana good under he saddle Aiso,
zs,asl4d lgtI iop wagon OILY mo1ths n ase with
80 u 1Aroess 1ce second hand top wsgoa also lgat
spring carr suitable fOr butcher xrocers cart nsary
new a.. made Orssr with oct Of h.rpess The above
sruces viii Dc sod ox hss 70 farther use
for hen To Be 70 and u RObnsor-sI FOR far
her particular iEcgife q "a } CHAM5ERLAIS,
ALT w. IL ard IS ROofnsou-sI
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~ FOX sAi.E-Tns i.rm " too s4Dsci Ds., s..,rsy
ys known a. Mood.bas," being % H'e .s's.-rslD,
and 10 view Of The laks snd village ~ ,.rvss
Dpis1 with Kinds Of fil. sld mos "a -
meas Agply - he sub-cf.n-r. o. aLOSsc,'.,.aE
prsmises, orso WILLIAM T. Wal Sose
iyi1 2as5aw
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OWrrE 70 ne great f1cce-- anc immense sale VI DR.
TOWrsESOs sARsAPAklLLA anurbsr Of men who
we're formerly cur sgents hsve m-ncec mzking sar.
sspsrils Extracts, Elxirs Buffers, kc &C. They sener
ally D1i Il up IN NE shaped bottles claiming mat
heirs Is fer JerOr and four stronger han Dr.
Tosnsend's, &c h0png hero1y deceive The pQDlc.
some use nctiiiOus names, few theH u
thess unprirciped publish counterfeit certihcsle,
oilers b1uced Iher brothers and other inieres ed
persons slow he u heir Games 20 which ibsy
pat EsG1irs 70 give item r-spectsbiliay One nsles
medicine aud purs se resPectsole names procured BY
using DR.. T0WNsEND'3 sARsAPARILLA, p1blishes
them cured by nis stud He publishes The cerif.
este Of person who sIyss himself n d. who nencs
snOes Ia wells 0egs and doctors horses by tgps Tor
livelihood These and great variety Of other uieks
performed By tbese dispose Of ther rssh The
paoc should BE- ca heir guard and ooE out for
f-iis
n. B. Purchase none bat s1ch have wrappers thai
hide ne eoas pletey ADD have the written signature
Of ;. r. TOWNSEND.
Principal O6ce 1t F1lt0n-st Sun Building v; Red
ding Co sIAte-st. Boston, Dyot. 5ons, 49, NorIL
5econc o. Philadelphia > nance, Dr1ggs; b uuofe
D1ro Co kichm0rd ?. NJ. Coaen. Charleston Wnga
Co Isl Cazres a. New-Oresns; las south Pesr..sI
Albany; Z Nsn Buskfk 81 cor of Nsrket snd Bsosl
"a ne~Ars. \. }. AMI % pnncipal Duggisu and nsr
ehAns generally thfc0g hcal he U1iled S.sIes Wes To-
oAe' srdth~ csnsfsa iyio SssAkWiap
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brig Leopold QDonns COombsl. Orleans; Br sloop Es-
theI Ann. Mckinney. Havana.
Republic Smith. Havana; sehr Sylvia Wilder Cummings
NoasoLx. Aug sAn .chrs Belle, MeAiath. NYorL: Mis-
DO do Bait bound nS.u
New 3nLEAns JSy so1Am ships Massachuss.ts Sstssm)
l.seo Bell, Vera Craz; William L Mary Rehardson. DO
i 1YsHsSl
York; brig Tusfar Lowell Liverpool; :ehrs Equity Cow
Brazos santiago Nartha Lavacca CID ships
do Bna SSSG Robert
Burton, ocean. do; Henry Eaosni Cooper DO; Tur
.eSfs Henry .nssssHsi Caro- f f.nsssoa; e%s
Oliver Tsmpieo; Campheaehana. tYucsran Paente. Cam
s1 ss brig sa nA S.l..s
fRoyDErcE. Aug sAr schs wsndopas.o, Eddy. Charles.
L White cosqa DO, Thos Page GsskI, DO; Increase.
Mss,SS do th sehr Lsa%ns Sid brig
aud Gipsey, Clark do
Andes. e' ass m saaT
Washington pinkham Nanucket Batavia, Park, Boston, Rio
America Mown
Rl.shsS drssawch Go%sli. IRas.ett NYsrl Arg9
ddse. Boss sarsh Buck Rose Se Nsu,aeEet Psnde,o"
NV sss 9o'
Sosn SO:,oa Hebron
fswasHs. CIV Arnold Eiadss Bottom Ssads Hut
Fo
Bait
yre SID schrs Pomona Crowsli Boston; Mstthew Bird
=. sAyAsNAp Aus s-An brig Baldwin Jones, NYOrk In
nSsd eS sS;. All SMITH, ss%s JONES'
NYork
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LqNDoN-Shp Nlrhumberiand--5O csks ii Harman--20 do
yfanam co., cs O Bsdwn-i0 bbls Laurence, Murray
lngatc-a &c Appleton colo csks Phelps Dodge
e Meyer a. s0sns pkg wser-cesks ockwe
WISE sons cs Baogs, Richards coz pkes PIunkett
Co s . . owon-io pkgs Cahut cos cs Wiley
g. hsg csks Cummings Dodge Coz cases
pshs rarcma iPV@ 6 Mawson Brother i do WIN
Depau coo cs X Hernck-2 cs Iodeywood co
10 cs Barsow coz cooley co--2j bis Cameron
Brand-20 bales Crunenthal co27 do (,ibon 81 ia
bales Tooser, Mead co.. Buckley COZ e. Russell
Flake, Patson col Cushman coz PHELPS Cht,e"dsn
n Bliss-le bis q Graham x co., Clark West-s bls NJ
blodget Coo csks q Norwood X bis sddo,
sois--2 smpson-i2e csks Barstow & coy IONS
coal 10y pscs or,swoIaIpso c. Dis Hsrmonys Ne
scs w Benjamin 4 COLO kegs Pollen Il Cosste5 cs O
More co50 CO Deane& Thompson-i5 pgs Schrase
Koop eoi2l bxs steel c3rinne Minsurn coll bis W
A,il-i case Pike ir-i Oppenheim col Mann Bros
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST 8.


Cleared.
T Ess HSgds ss. eI.s
a$ s:S:
Vssass.s Mese I0 Ewe 0o WIN and
Co; Clara GIssssy, Port Patt, Ayma Co; Tampico
Peterson tsanlm La ,a.,. Mos. r.v,o
Curry S, ;
Croker Philadepha; Croon Chase Boston; Manhattan
h sv %, c% London
ssls Eiz.Ssh Ess Tyler So days from avrc balla
An New s p be~ Newburypo in
Gords%& Talbot Drew repo Ssi on T3asdsy
E ous nn ndy bsTe sae
ed damages several vessels day less Grip
Bark n Fielder, 90 days from Hayrs, with mdse to
Hsw miles s'aiss%
aud blue standing he Edwina, hence for Ant.
Bark Lewis Gerard, 10 days from New Orleans with flour
and cotton to Duberceag Bouquet Sailed with
ship Ts.fn.; from Nsw ossn. e assSs
ads sm q Aug s% spoke brig
Bremen brig Pauline Foster 60 days from Bremen, with
ms ana 81 s,ssEs g s t. Meyer sgeie1
be5 SC 70 Allen Ps.son.
schr King Phillip Small 90 days from Trinidad de Cuba,
with molasses Foster NIckeson 1873 hhds
les Chastean Ponver Sd inst lat 81 a. Ion u co. boarded
ship Chesapeake from Philadelphia for Baltimore the cap
of which stated that the afternoon of Cd
spoke bark remembered thu of which
ported that he had been DO rded by eight men,
who took away the chronometer watches
ables Of the They lett the who shortly
eerward release by the Of another vessel name not
given and proc eded on their voyage.
Schr Samuel l. Smith, Thompson days from Turks
Island with salt and $500 to Tucker Gghtbuu Left brig
Arve. for New York days TIN instant IS miles north
Barsega saw ship with main and mizen her lay
too for a pilot bound 70 New York.
sehr Wyoming Millard, dsy: from Philadelphia. with
COAL bound TO bostonput Distress 3th instant hea-
w gale 6fom NJ sprung leak Of 100 strokes per hour
with sugar to N McCready & Co.
Sch Anaconda, Trvers, Is days from Washington c,
with naval stores to Bryant u Maitland.
Schr Pacic Smith, 10 days from New Orleans with 100
tons logwood, to J NJ Smith
Schr Me guntcook, Elms, from Fall River, with mdse
Schr Albert, Carter, from Machas, with lumber, to +
Snow.
Schr Thetis. Thomas from New Haven.
Sloop EN- ulous, Howe from Provpcetown, with fish,
Sloop Avon CrowelI, from Portsmouth,, with fish.
Sloop Republic, Soule from New Bedford, with oil.
Reumed-Bsh bark Infanta Boyce. sailed hence for Lii
verpool, on the 5th-sprung leak
A dismasted ship, with loss of main and lmzen mast
Also, one bark-wind NV.
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lie plead In defence that he could not read but merely
took them from the post Office as compliment to the
friend who had sent them to him.
A party Of young from Philadelphia, called the
star Club arrived in this city yesterday in small
schooner pleasure party. They will leave to-day
for Norfolk
Notwithstanding the bad weather that prevailed last
evening Miss Wemyss and Mr. Jsminson had an excel
lent She appeared In the affecting character Of
Mrs Haler and produced most powerful effect on the
audience. She appears this evening as Jane Shore.
THE MARKETS lin the Bstmor- market Yesterday there
the least Transacted the rain pouring down
from daylight untl dark To-day have repetition
Of weather. though with prospects Of clearing
off, The prices Of Hour and grain remain unchanged.
81 Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
The stock market closed ther heavily yesterday There
has be-u fair amount Of Stocks Id the Board durag the
week
Government securities have declined fsctionsaes very
lmed We quote 6s OF 1867, LOG l06Z Treasury 6s,
do3k lo6Z
vuyhud SIS have been active Sales during the week
OF $1,000 az a8a decne ALSO about 50 900 at 9O on
sme Sterling 3's, 76 TT with sales at &c.
City 6 of 1870 have eceded shade-i0l bid l0A asked
> per Cents 80 83h
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-iF Tones col c Ahrenfeldt-l Wiams-i bale Pa
1a swaItIi es,s Rankin Ray-l pkg Kpahard-l ca
Born schuchardts pkgs Dumethan4O bales, cks. 10
ehsts ~ caIboys ,62 es 66 ingots tin bis to order -
nAvh.-nark M Fedler-8l bxs Mccall x Srong-Jo
TO d Il w Pel X co.
BslMsN-Brig Paune-4s bxs H Ostenheimer Of Phlsd1
10 order
PARA36l bxs as bags 10 ssl lbs india rubber 2so baskets
annao "a bbls tapioca "a do balsam tiger skins 1872 bush
CIEsFUEoos-Schr Morris Waln-7s bbls sugar " L Nc
Cready co-2i do Robe ts Williamson hhds do trin-
NELL Niinturn x co-32d do molasses q Thursfon.
Domestic mportat1ons.
New ORLEArs-Bark Lewis-T bales cotton Hobrook X
Nsson-600 bbls Hour IS empty csks 30 do bbis 10 order
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Arrival Of strangers Ia New York
AVtnU

TN Wright s,v.saPh S De- tA,, Lamar De- Fl
s"s % Is;.SS ss%S
S %asos
dEaisssn N '' ''
s sfs
as Sssass si
W. c f; @sK% t% Paris;
s. Il
Es ssadb5pia SMITH 81 sp1s
M uaV Hs Baltimore IL @sss
Mrs. Wheeler F. f Rive h E. IT, Baldwin cehos. w.
CITY, oyy1% w. s. ksas
%Isss FST1 EsS;G sh
baI' s1 %s'1' Il Sa 3 ss Philadelphia "''
.rsu Cincinnati rs.rE x cn H9Usr Utica. Mr. and Mrs.
stewart. L. w.iimsI III b. WSEIl%sr cSasse.is%. G
spaE Tiey
E Ed BSRSs Msd,oPR .y g. Elliott
% ~
York Ward Albany O. and family
/. Johnson. BuSasSa; Mr. Bsscher St; john: Canada \
family Mr. Forbes Royal Navy Caasds; Hill ssoggin
House reenpor: c. Cowe. New Brighton; Mr.. Bartlow
Phil w PENN Maryland; = Holloway PIipSston j. F.
Ohio Geo Luke. C9mberland Mr. and Mrs Parker Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs Owen Phil Douglass Delaware II. Foster,
Troy.
Rev, p; MurcAiso9 N c.; " Inley Hartford; l. Coe,
Baltimore w, Hard Georgia; G. Jones, Troy; j. Capon,
Winchester; Mr. and Mrs Sheldon, Rochester; A. 3. Hyde
ST. Aiba,s Hand Geo; Mr. and Mrs Weber Boston; g.
L. Pentss, Y; s. Chuch, Ky L. Williams, ILL.,; 6. Bar
ker, Newark; c. II. Allen New Haven.
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PHILApELrHIA. Aug. 7, 1874

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Z, le47
The grand jury of Camden county have founa Two
bills of indictment against William Hugg for psr''c
pating in the kidnapping of Joseph Dudley an aesed
fugitive slave and the assault aud battery commit
ted upon him 1t appears that Dudley was captured
after strong resistance and then gagged ana ued
hand and foot placed on the bottom OF the wagon be-
longing to William Hugg and that it was driven BY him
He has not vet been arrested and the cannot
be tried until next term
Governor skunk, 1t seems has pardoned notorious
pickpocket known Capt Bill Wood,' alias Hessing
ton who eighteen months since, sentenced to two
wears and half imprisonment Our police had consi-
derable difficulty and convict this man Of the
crime for which he sentenced and citsens are
again subject to his depredatons until they succeed in
nabbing him again He will, without doubt, resume his
old tricks again.
The rain has suspended operations the telegraph
south of this since half. past O'Clock last night.
Sales Of stocks at Philadelphia.
AUo T-FiRsr BoARp-2 Farmers aud Mechanics Bank
So; 10 Neshamec Copper Manuf ,curers aud Mech
Bank s7 las Lehigh Coal scrip sa; Mechanic Bank,
28H
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convert be 9; 20 900 State SIS 1871 5000 United States
loan. 6's 81, log; 100 Reading Railroad. 33n.
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Loan, 92h
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-08
The Crops.


The rains have been partially suspended in this vic
nifty, though only partially. for have almost
daily showers We have it from unquestionable autho
rity that both the caterpillar fly aud have made
their appearance in this Tallahassee
Journal July %.
Since the late rains commenced falling the appear
of cotton has decidedly improved in this county;
but the ather is wet 1t is feared the crop may
be injured. IL however, the balance of the
should prove favorable, may anticipate good crop
The corn crop is already made, and very
ston (aia) Wing
The continued rains which have had for the last
month have bghted the prospects OF the farmers for
good average CROP only in this region but in
the entire cotton region in every part Of the country
we have heard from The late and cold spring made
the very backward and the rain since
it to weed without forming and the grass too
has done its part In retardng the growth and prevent
ing the farmer from realising good crop From all
accounts there will not be half a crop made--Co-
fumbus (Ga Eng. 27th tit
letter fl ON Cobb county, Ga, dated oath ult re-
ceived in Savannah says" Such crop of this
county will produce this year will be unequalled by any
that has preceded It, We will supply you abundanty
with the staf Vt lifen
From all parts of the country accounts represent
the wheat crop good. la the Western States Ohio
Indiana Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin territory
take them body, there probably will be over an
average crop In places, where In the spring II
thought to be entirely winter killed it has for
ward ana will produce enough for home consumption
and asrpus for export In those States there
large quantities Of spring wheat and than usual
quantity Of planted South and east the accounts
are better STILL Pttisburgh poper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-08
Another Letter from Gen. Taylor Relative to
the Pre-, iheacy

From the National INTEL gencer, August 7
s-a@s AQuAsco, PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY (Mp)
t August 2, ls47.
Having recently received the following communication
from Major General Taylor in reply from myself
forwardin to him set Of resolutions adopted in May
last by meeting of the wings On Nottingham district in
this county approving of his in conducting the
with Mexico, and at the time nominating him
for the Presidency in ls4s you win confer favor upon
those represent we'll myself by giving it place
in your columns Yours, respectfully,
WIN. HALL.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF OccUPArIoN,}
Camp near Monterey, (Mexico) July 8. ls47.
My DsAR SIR-The resolutions recently adopted by
meeting OF the citizens Of Prince Georges county
Maryland forwarded to by you have been, with your
accompanying letter duly received
Through you would respectfully return to those
kind friends my deep aud sincere thanks for the very
high honor and fattering testimonials of approval
whcn they have thus conferred upon II the good
people Of the nation should greatly honor with
elevation to the chief msgstraoy shall by all jealous
endeavors and to the best Of my ability strive
them aud maintain the best and highest of the
whole country; yet, though feel impeed to yield to
the call Of the people at large, should hail with plea
sure their determination to confer great gift
some eminent statesman.
Be pleased to accept with these Acknowledgements
yourself and those whom you represent the good
wishes and regard of your most obliged servant,
rsvi.s sciLi1ll taf Z. TAYLOR,
49, =, ...., $3.50, Major General U. s. Army.
WIN. HALL, Esq,
us =. Aquasco, Prince Georges Co, Md.