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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-07

The OREGON ExPEDITIoN.-The brig Henry,
which left Newburyport on the 23d ofFebruary,
1896 for Oregon. arrived at its destination Oregon
City In March last letter from passenger board
the brig dated March l7th which have had the plea
reading says that the brig arrived in safety the
passengers aud all well There in ths city two
churches two hotels two flour mills two saw mills and
printing office which Is issued every fort
night The city is rapidly increasing and buildings
continually going up Goods fud ready market and
fair profit The writer says 1t is good place for emf
grants but the land route better than the voyage by
The brig had two hundred nd thirty-one days
passage the Sandwich Islands She lay there for three
mouths red Most of her passengers remained there
From the Islands seventeen days sailing brought her to
Columbia bar Here she met with gale which lasted
eight days and by which she driven to Vancouers
Island then put into Near Bay in the Straits of Juan de
Fuca where she lay week and from thence proceed
cd about sixty miles to Fort Victoria of the Hud
Bay Company stations, for provisions and water
The brig remained there few days, aud recommending
her voyage, entered the mouth Of the Columbia river
early In March-in safety
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general 81 st-m
New YoRx. October sth ls47.
:d for
:oysd the unit, :T;tns in the
the practice Of his profession in the Guy Of
N Having for many year. been with The United
his wS life 70
G sr sd wh Ss psees and dseons Of the United
States Courts where question.
to lie this
.
and practical no%ess Of the the law
Sf patents pat eg.,y qualify him He will also attend e
a,en. oes Of doubt before The
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view Of acssiog personal interviews With those who
a ss: '.' enable MN dispose
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Said min an oval round and set with pear on tho
the SAID pin The subscriber No iii washington st., shall
To To-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted Of = boy from
New
name Jacob Owen Brown IL the 18th year Of his ;yf
$ 1 Ses
his head he has father thick lips; speaks low aud ddent
left home marked with the initials Of his name O.
wore cloth cap aud dark Tyned marked a. above
VIII give On 70 .na ne can DC TO- no LII @ rs E
sisted .11s :g.;s. Ri. consent. 49,, o. s.:s
$50 otest p..sx SroasS Third e GSS
down Bowery TO- Blocker street, through Blocker
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DAGUEkREVrifE lLATEs at urpisH,ce den.ea low
N,;ou., D,..r,., n.n0, 81 R,o.ay.v e "
e,< Na''onai Oakue"oAa Defo'' ." Di"A""aH A>' -
NALL GOODS AT THE PREMIUM STORE 500
Il Broadway.-DAN'L LANGAM, late Of New Orleans,
to the Mise. Dugan would respectfully info his
friends and Of his having opened splendid assort
men Of rich French goods Consisting OF tn
sces aao also tnIeaa isce anu muslin capes roo.:
ah 81 s"o , h 10 n.
WI" sou Pc ecu, pev , .n1 s"s
DC 2. m ~. .na han
p 70 see their friends and cusome aud soic former pat
e nne ever d i've VIII DC aSaeo On thursday morn
ing anu , OF Of , tS p so N; 'S % @ ~ m. store r n
The Of wish supply
aei ir3T Lne NJ az
90 ~ m FAoEn q o. EN- " IN =. " y CIV ..ree.
o. Room 'ps .ns
| retired. Address w. A B, Herald office. o5 3t*m
O0A.O-A y.,v o.n,I.m.o car \, accommodated with
ID airy rooms and good board by applying at %
Leonard street second door from Broadway :, o. .m
b ,so ,rr. room ON he fra, foop suitsbe for an Office
with two closets attached Apply at $40 Broadway
house from Spring street -.r.-' :. q ss..e
ROAkD-Wsnted for gentleman lady and three
six four and two years of age. in small private family
home be realised Any having desirable oc.tion
and comfortable rooms respectfully FURNISHED the iowe
part 81 the city, not above Canal street preferred DESTROYS
making such an arrans ement for the winter, or longer II
the THbene stating term. Sc Which must be moderate Az
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O.OFO o. F.-The Members Of New.Kork Lodge. No. 10,
are hereby notified the Lodse Room, National
Hail. ON Friday tho 9Th instant ~ O'clock PM for
e paying h' La: oSs Of respect to our deceased
OF ltsrc JAMES FANINO, N. q.
TIYILLIAM SCOTT K CO.. 81 Broadway, have in their
possession. several article. left their by ladies
while shopping with whose address thev
Sid BOOKS BOUGHT:-We, the undesiEned, have au.
y horzed Mr.. Talbot Watts purchase all kinds Of old
books higher prices than else in order
be able pat forth csacEue and better than any other
publications. Harpe novels all kinds Of books pictures
ensravngs coins shells, minerals and cuoses Baucke
Davoy, Co.. lo2 Nassau St agents for the National TX
change Co from the country Address Watts lo2 Nassau
street. o. ~ m
ID ICH FANCY MISUNDERSTANDING A. WOOD.
II WORTH, 81, Broadway; opposite the new Theatre
ling Cases iWrtiag Desks Portfolios and Pspseries Rich
y decorated Vases Carafes Fscons and Boudoir
,ments. Fine Bronzes. Groups Satpeties Vases Ink
IsSs Gs Ls%T SS. " wpns Ga wol T:
Receivers Pocket Books Purses and Rencules Mechanical
Lamps Toilet Mirrors choice Perfumery and fancy Station
cry Chinese and Native Indian Cu0'itiss Ss &c hole
1TVO ORANGE COUNTY MILK DEALERs.-As
majority taken consideration the prices that the
producers asking for milk this season mole than
have heretofore paid we shall ne 70 pce
shall obliged sell fonr cents to retail Dealers and
for sell five for the ensuing ,eaonto go into
operation the 2!h day Of October 49, By sh. course we
has before and will enable the producers
than they have usually dore In the winter season
for the hgbpces OF gram would not enable the
We invite attention of Wechester County and New
Jersey dealers to act in conjunction with us so As to make 1t
general o7 H"m
T0 INXENT0Ks AND OTHERS INTEKEsIEDIN
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~ FOE Nav BHUNSWIIK, PEKTH
RRll1Rn WOODBRIDGE and TOTTENs, at half
pas sna ais' MopSay oct In tne s steam am
Of Robinson street. next above Barclay. halfpsst
daily New Brunswick, landing the alb places Re-
turning the Antelope will leave New Brunswck et7 Am,
from after Monday, h receiving passengers at the
raj landings.
Fare l2X cents-Breakfast on board.
PS.-Passenger for Spouwood, Cross Roads, Cran6ury,
and& nmeIyiIlc take direct.
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"a AMIDON'S FALL HATS-GentIemen about
~ changing their beavers invited exsmne the splen
did article now offered by AMIDON, III Broadway.
% 4tis*fc opposite Howard Hotel.
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I EOPOLD Z MAURICE HELBEONNER, impo!tsr
IL Of French Feathsrs Flower and Maerials NO. ls WI
and sUsss OF CairS sulS wtsne
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m -. TO TN AV l. l. En- OOiNo
ceGk-N La SOUTB-New and most ~reesble
= &1aEline to Fredericksburg. Richmohd
Petersburg. Va s,aanton Va and the Virginia Springs We
don, N. O., and Charleston, g. G. 49,
The public informed the aud splendid low pres
sure steamer POWHATTAN connecting with the Great
Mail Line Aquuie Creek leaves Commerce wharf
Baltimore every Tuesday and Friday Evening. atsP NJ
for the above points.
Through-tickets to Richmond. ......s4
Petersburg
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Al EDICAL ADylCE.-Dr Lambert contnues to be con.
WI suited his Office, So Gold Fulton al dis.
eases Of private The Doctor being qualified Phys
cian and from his extensive practice in this city, g well
Europe enables him the forms Of disease
whether Of long standing by malrreament without %ei.
ry restriction diet hndrance from business Recent
cured in few days Persons aboring under nervous
debility brought by ndscreet YOUTH apply with ceT
t,iuty Of cure. Office c. Gold street OF ltsm
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Sands SarsapariIla.

This medicine 10 constantly performing almost in
credible cures of diseases arising from impurities of the
blood The unfortunate victim OF herditary diseases
with swollen glands, contracted sinws and bones hal
csrous, has been restored to health and Vigor. Inc
,crofIous patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome "a
himse n and to his ATTENDANTS has been made whole
Hundreds of persons, who had groaned hopeessly fol
wears under cutsneous and gnnduar disorders chronic
tism and many other complaints springng from
OF the secretve organs and the circnla
ton have been raised il were from the rack OF dis
ease and now with regenerai.d constitutions, gladly
testify to the efficacy of this nestmabe preparation
This testimony OF those who have heen cured by i'
use with their residences, has been published from
tms TO time and were desirable mass OF the mos
Overwhelming testimony could he brought forward
proying most conclusively its inestimable value.
Prepared and sold by A. g. & ID. SANDS, Druggist
100 Fulton street, New York. .
Sold also by Il r HAZARD, Newport, ant
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottle for Ave dollars.
Oct 7-2w.-30.
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AA MARINE LIST. ;A
YOHP O4 S79E2PONIao
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. Oct.

THURSDAY. Oct. 7.
J Brig Henriet, Maday, Prov for Portland.
Schr Ciuro, Baker Prov for Phila; Frank
lin, Pearce N Y for Augusta Atlantic, Grover
do for Boston Tcazer, Partridge, Prov fo
Bangor Gen Foster, Stage, do for n Y Hen
lry, Crosby, Dighton for Bath Diago, Petten
gil, Prov for Boston Royal Oak Richardson
Calais for New Haven Gen Marion, Read
ALBANY for Bosom, Caroline, Towl, Gardner
for Fall River; Jane Eliza, Morton, Calas fol
lPhila Aegan, Hall, do for do.
Bark VIM II Shaler, from Cape OF Good
Hope for Boston, So days pilot was put OF
board Oct T.
FRIDAY, Oct. 8.
Bark, Delamer, Fisher, Phila fr Boston.
Schrs, Zone. Kelley, Phil fr Boston; Lion,
Wclden, do do Turk, Crowell, do do.
SATURDAY Oct9.
Brig, Gen. Cobb, Taylor, FIN Savannah.
Schr. Geo WashiS gton, Read, I'm Freetown
Sloops, Victory, French, N Y fr Providence
lRoscius, Borden, do for Taunton; MI Hope
Phillips, do for do Rsident, do fr Providence.
SUNDAY, Oct 10.
Brig Florence, Greene. Of Thomason, from
Fall River for Philadelphia, in the act of get
ting under way, grounded on the North point OF
Rose Island, at the top Of high water, hut was
got of on Sunday morning wiihou, any damage
and proceeded on her way To Phila. this
morning.
Schr Moutara Chace. Boston for New York
Mandirita. Hinkly. N for Boston Italian,
Picket do Tor do Irc, Wilay. PbIla for Ware
ham Commodore, Gaidner, for Albany.
MONDAY. oct,H.
sloop Rionza, Durfcc, N Y for Prov.
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Nautical and Surveying.

Dlunt's Coast Pilot; Bowditch'. Navigator ;
Id Shipmasters Assistant I; Flints Survey
ing Gibson's Surveying Gunter's Scales
and Dviders ; Sets of Mathematical Instru.
ment.; Log Paper and Log States Seaman :
Journals Drawing Paper, Mouth Glue, Lead
Pencils, Thermometers, Parallel Rules, Alma.
macs with correct declinatons; Port Folios,
Enveloping paper.
ALSO-CommerciaI Blanks, viz Shipping
Paper, Coasters Manifest, Bills or Sale, Regis.
ter, Bills of Ladng, Bill, Of Exchange, Enrol.
ment., &c, for sale at
OctI4. JAMES HAMMOND'S.
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ELEcrioNs. result OF the recent O.
lection in Maryland ~ more favorable to tho
Whig cause, than our lsmentable failure in
Baltimore Indicated. notwithstanding the
defeat Of Mr.. Kennedy in that city. BY wha,
we cannot but believe 10 be the corrupt in
reference Of the suthoritiesInt Washington.
and the abuses incident to the want ;of q
proper registration Of voters, the Wings have
succeeded in carrying four out Of the six
Representatives in Congress to which the
State 10 entitled, being a gain OF two men,
bers. and securing beyond any contingency
Wing majority in the next U. 8. House ol
Representatives. The names Of the sue
cessful candidates are as follows John G.
Chapman, }. Dixon Roman. Alexander Ev-
ans, and John w. Cris6eld, Wings Thomas
w. Ligon and Robert McLsne, Democrats.
Stale Legislature. we're
no Senators TO be elected this year.
HOUSE OF DELEoArEs BY a recen! a.
mendmen, Of the constitution Of this State,
members of the House Of Delegates are O.
Iec,ed biennially. The members now elect
ed therefore continue in office till le49.-
The new House will pretty certainly stand
81 Wings 10 % Democrats-a Wing gain OF
one. This Legislature will choose success
sor 10 the Hon. James A. Pesrcei[Whigl
II. 8. Senator, whose term expires March
3. Is49. Philip F. Thomas, the Democratic
candidate for Governor in Maryland, is elect
ed over William 7. Goldsborough, Wing, by
abou, 600 majority. This result is sscribed
by the National In,elligencer "to the exer'
tions of the Government in the city OF Bal
timore. and the negligence Of the Wings in
some of the strongest Wing counties OF tho
State"
GronoA.-The returns from sc counties
of Georgia give Clinch (whig) 1882 and
Towns (dem '2s,s03. The same counties
in is45 gave Crawford ("hig) 3o'l46 Meal
is,sr (dem.) 2s,59s. Towns is undoubtedly
elected by abou. 1900 majority.
In the legislature Of the State, last year,
the Whig majority on Join. ballot was 4. SO
for az heard. from q, the present election, the
Whigs have gained 6 in the Senate and lost
2: uet gain 4.
In the House, Wing gain S: loss,5.
Twenty seven counties to be heard FROM
Two u. 8, Senators are to be chosen this
wear in the place Of John NJ. Bernen,
whiu. and Walter r. Colquitt, Democrat.
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DEATHS,

In this town, Oct. X. Elizabeth G. Senbury'
relct of Thos. NJ. seabury. lst., aged ~ years
In this own, Oct Q, DR.. James T.. Joslen aged
"a years, son Of Joseph Joslcn Esq.
In this town, Oct. 3, Mrs. Sarah V. Web
s,cr, aged %
rne u. youngest daughter Of John Stevens,
aged years aud mos.
In New York, on Monday li,h, of the Ty.
pho,d fever Capt. Charles F Rickson, Of New
Bedford, aged 80
IN this town, on Sunday last, after short
spd severe illness, Mrs Ssrsh Peckhsp, wits
of Mr Samuel Peckham, aged 60 years.
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The letter published in our last, pur'
porting to come from Spanish Mexican in
the city of Mexico to a Spanish house in
New York, dated Sept. 10Th, ls47, which we
copied from the New York Sun, is proved by
recent advices to have been an impudent
forgery, perpe,rated most probably in the cl-
ty Of New York. OF the conduct Of the per-
sons concerned in this imposition, who could
q, any time, and especially at moment OF
90 much anxiety as the present, attempt to
palm upon the public the fraudulent details
contained in that letter, there can be but one
opinion among all in,elligen. and fair mind
cd men.
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IlAHHlAGSS,

In this town, on Wednesday evening last
the Unitarian Church, by the Rev. Charles 1
Brooks, Mr. William Henry Thurston TO Miss
Laura eldest daughter of Capt. Henry Caslof
all Of this place.
In Brooklyn, ~ Y, on Thursday morning
last, by the Rev Francis Vinton, Mr.. John T.
Watson to Miss Mary Jane, eldest daughter oil
ID. w. Clarke, all Of jamestown, r. |.
In Providence, 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr
Cook. Mr.. Wm. II. Holmes to Miss Harriet T.
Handy, both Of r.; 9Th inst, IN 81. Johns
Church, by the Rev \ J. Horton. Mr.. Marcus
A. Bush ,oflhis town, TO Miss Abby b., daugh'
ter of Mr. Joseph Torrey, of Ro1bury, Mas.
At Millbuy, on the 5th INST, by Rev. sam
ueI J. Spaldng, DIR. John T.. Tyler of Salmon
Falls, N. H., TO Miss Caroline A Daughter OF
the late Austin Denny Esq, Of Worcester.
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! In Providence on Sunday,3d inst, suddenly
Mrs. Susan Hunt, wife Of Capt Jas. S. Hunt
aged 43 years.
Dust to dust return
Soul, to God on High,
Over death triumphant,
Soar above the Sky.
Rest thee from sorrow,
Heaven is thy home
Dear Mother o that we,
Where thou art, may come.
Pity, dear Saviour,
Our sorrows forgive
o lead us each to thee,
In Glory to live.
In New Orleans, the 10Th ult., Mr.. George
Eldrdge, son Of the late Capt Henry Eldridge
of this town, in the 23d year of his age.
In Middleton, Oct. 9, Hannah Weaver, wife
of Benz Weaver, Esq, aged 65.
In Providence, Goth ult., after protracted
illness, Mary Jane, wife of Ansel West, in the
44t h ar of her are
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Guardians Notice.

'U'lIE subscriber having been appointed by
Il the Court Of Probate Of tho town Of New.
lport, guardian Of the person and estate Of John
lloxsle, of said Newport, Of frll age, ndjudged
wanting in discretion in managing his estate
and likely to bring himself to want and there.
by render himself chargeabo and given bond
as the law directs, hereby notifies The credit
ors OF his ward to exhibit their claims TO him
Tho said guardian, within six months from the
date hereof WM GUILD.
Oct l4-6w
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Court Of Magistrates.


Vim. A. S,oeei rs B. South,oiek (scirs ia
e;as) continued under rule Of the Court.
Wm A. !Nanchesier us. Ed,sdrd Amy.-
In this case the Court oveHuled the de'end
ants ples to the jurisdiction. but, on the facts
proved in the case, gave tudgmen, for the de-
fendsn, with costs and from this decree Inc
plaintiff appealed.
Stale ". Charles Broom. Continued.
Christian B. Blanchard Us Ed,oard III
mn. action for work and labor done oy
plaintiffs vile. After the case had been
opened by plaintiff, defendant moved tor non,
suit, on the ground, that Mary b. Blanchard
was not averred in the declaration to be e''h
or the plaintiffs wife, or servant. But 'ne
plaintiff asking liberty to amend, IN this re-
spect, the Court granted it on payment OF
costs to date of amendment. The case was
then continued, on motion Of plaintiff, to next
court day. October 10Th: Crons'on y 80"
for plaintiff; Turner for defendant
State us. Cyril &. Wheeler. Continued ''
October 10Th, to allow prisoner opportunity
to employ counsel.
Stale vs. Frank Young and - Taylor
for theft Prisoners (bo,h Of them vcr,
young) wore sraisned and plead guilty bu
were remanded for sentence until Thursday
the 18th inst at 8 A. NJ. TO which TINT
the Court then adjourned.
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DR.. Woods Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry.
p,om Tho Roston Daily Ma

From the Boston Daily Mail.
A New and Excellent Remedy.-We would call ihe
attention our readere TO the advertisement in another
column OF new and efIicacous remedy, Dr. WOOD
Sarsnparilla and Wild Cherry Bitiers AIhough 'nis
fine preparation has only been offered Tor SAFE curing
the past year. II has already the the commence 0,
the public, most skilhlly prepared and delghtIui
combination Of two of ths safest and most active RENE
dial agents in the world. .u
For SAFE Dy M Thfi'"'
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dIenpreemeI

AccTpgNT.-Mr. ChessbOro, hh UHle"sNe
Rsilrosd contractor Of PswtuckeI was so Sc
ously injured By the engine on the Prov'
once and and Worcester Railroad passing
ves his leg while attempting 10 get on to IT.
no day lsr, week, ss to require the smputs'
on Of the left leg below the knee.
rr Mr.. E.sIsAs having been unexpected
called To Massachusetts,, by the death OF hs
other, our patrons We fear will find many
rors in their advertise ments for the first time
er,ed, which hs more prsct'sed eve would
ve eurreeud. THE will he rentdied how
-, in our next publication,
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Court of Probate, Newport, Oct. 4, 1917.

4 n instrument IN writing purpofiIng to be the
n last will and testament Of Abraham Casey
late Of Newport. coored man. deceased was pre-
sen,ed by Isaac Rice. sole Executor therein nam
ad. for Probate and for letters Teslameplarv
thereon the same is read received and referred
for consideration TO a Court Of Probate TO be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport on the
first Monday ~ Nov. next, at o o'clock, n m.
and notice thereof ordered 10 be given by ad.
vertisement for three successive weeks IN the
Herald OF the Times, that all persons interested
NAV appear atsaid time and place and he heard
Oct 7-29. b. Is. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
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ARRrvAL.-Ship William Lee, from the Pa
cifc Ocean, with 500 barrels sperm and 100
do of whale oil, arrived in this port last even,
ing, Oct. 18th. The William Lee has been out
80 months, and is last from -. At the
time of our going to press We have no further
Particulars.
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DISASTER.

The schooner Edward, Of Frankfort, Me
went ashore on Tuesday night, Oct 18th, in
the heavy gale. at the west side of Mackerel
Cove, and bilged-crew saved The Edward
was loaded with lumber--about half the deck.
load was lost
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The great deiicncy requisite TO Introduce another
pet,or among tho thousand and one now before tho
nublic notice il felt in it's force when we make the AT
enon OF the reader il called TO another part OF this
paper where will be found statements OF truths relai-
ing 20 Puimony and scrotulous Diseases ana her cure
|
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Arr arIInvana oath ult brig IIyder Ali. Mar.
I'm, wtg orders from ;.
Arr a, Havana brig John lIill' Pierce, fo'
hhis port 25,h
AR Al Wilmington. n e, 5ib, brig Answap
lSwasey, for tbls port
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FATAL DusL-A duel was fought near the
line OF Virgins, few days since, between
Mes,rs. Yellowby and HAMS. two young
lawyers from North Carolina. which resulted
N the death Of HAMS. The quarrel which
led to the duel, wa, from some political
d,sopreement
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PENssYLvAsIA AND OHIo.-Elections were
held in both these States for Government Off
GERS and members Of the State Legislature on
Tuesday last the 18th inst, from which re-
turns may be momently expected. The contest
in =. will be close and severe one.
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QFAt the great race over the Union
Race Course. near New York, on the 9th
inst. Passenger, o southern horse, beat Fash
ION, q northern horse.
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To Fishermen.
THE A merican NET and TWINE
Manufactured COnpany,B BOs-

ton, respectfully represent To The Net and
Seine Fishermen, that they are amply prepared
o manufacture to order, ETs and SEM Es
of any deScr ption, completed Tor use, and ian
ned in ilemlock bark, deliverable at such times
as they are wanted from FIaS or Cotton lwines
Of a pery superior quality
The knitting is all done by hand ia mosl
thorough manner. by class OF people, who are
so circumstanccd. as ~ be able to do II n
low prices
Persons wishing Information and samples G
twinc and Knitting can he furnished by mail or
otberx ,,e, by WM STOWE, Agt
NJ ~ CONNIE cial street, Cup s,airs) Dos
on
Sept. 23-3mo.