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Hosice to Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption to of
the lands the townships and of townships above
faction register and receiver of the proper land office,
and make payment therefor as soon as practicable after see
notice. and before the day appointed for the com
nencement of the public the lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
80 - RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
June 2--W12W
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Navy-yard, k.,tery, Maine.

Whits-oak Timber, (by the cubic foot)
10000 cubic feet OF woak plank stocks to average As
feet In length. and none TO be- less than IS feet in
lepgth-one-hali 10 square not less than fourteen
inches, and onehalf square not less than twelve
inches the top end Of The stick all be free from
grain, large knots, and other defects.
ia iG-st CLASS No.
Whits-oak Knsss,tby the riding inch.)
80 knees the nett siding Of half be seven
f6heI and tue siding OF the orhet half be eight
inches; the be in length five feet; the bodies
% be ia lengths from five to Eee averaging
1sst Tho bodies to b sided I'd the da tho
arms te siding size aken the middls of the length Of
the arm, lcesr Of bark y three-fourhs of the siding
diameter be considered tns ne siding of the hnee;
10 DO fn and onehaf tho nett siding of the knee one
half shove knees to be square, and oneonfth
firm an angie from eighty 10 ninety degrees, tho re-
msindsr 70 form angle from ninety one hundred
dsssss; The length Of tho arm 70 be measured from
isfnsaes9 .An CLASS, No. g. yf5A o. a9-5iiI'gE. +
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CLASS No. 4.
Vast Timber, (per cubic foot.)

26 pieces .-f
This timber be nicely hewn and to hold their sizes
They be straight and OF parallel widths from end
end may have inches sap the opposite angles,
all be of first quality of long eaed yell
low pine in every suitable timber, and sub
ect inspection Of the navyyad IL inch will be al
lowed.
. GLASS No. 3.
Red Cedar, (per cubic foot)
so sticks best quality red cedar TIMBER from Is IS
long to be from to IL inches in diameter the small
end ~ a' 'i', 9 q ~ err t-t
Also ton gnumvit from to IL inches in diameter, (per
Ib)
CLASS No. 9.
Liue-oak Knees, (per cubic foot)
80 6-inch knees arm to S, body s to feet
50 81 inch Z" g, 4 to5, '''' g
rs 7-mch Z" HOB, &c"
100 4inch I" 70 81 g"
so 9.inch F." TO 81. :" ="
20 IOLnch to 81, 4"
10 I2-nch &c to 81, :" {"
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Tho whole e b pasPx oak square edged and straight
free from atge kaos gkes, end ~ other defects there
mut DO 1t three inches sawed from the of the
stick. TO avoid the o.entgs Of The heart. .,. En-
w ~ X "a NJ. u
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aie CLASS No. J..
White-oak Timber, (by the cubic foot.)
10000 cubic feet of wheoak plank stocks of the best
quality length less than hfrtyfve feet averaging
fory-dve feet half 10 square twelve inches, and bali
TO square fourteen inches and upwards, at the top
ond Of the stick. . " ~ f ti ire ~ fhn' NJ y.
1920 '4i ii' CLASS No 2.
Yelloscpins Timber, (by the cubic foot)
Is 900 cubic feet best quality long leaf fine grain southern
yellow-pne plank stocks, length not less than thirty
live feet, averaging forty-fve feet; half to square
twelve, and half TO square fourteen inches and up.
wards, at the top end Of the stick. u II n'a ea afl Il
Yeiio,U-pine Beams, Thy the cubic foot) :.
The following beet quality, long Leaf, fine grain southern
yellow pine beams Of the following lengths and sizes,
and got out by mould that will spring six inches in
fnxfv. nvaC fact : , . i. lbs
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Every person entitled the right Of presumption any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above rated 10 required establish the
satisfaction of the register and receiver OF the proper land
Office and make payment therefor as 'co~ a. practicable
aor this notice, and bofore the day appointed os
the OF the public sale of the lands
bfacng claimed, othew such claim will be for
eited. lt 81. Is RICHARD M. YOUNG, 1915.
. Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Judy I3-Iawl2w ntflF 1903 .hFni. aU- .ra tgiE
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Waite pine Plank and Boards, (board rneasure.)
i-inch understandable pine,

To be Of tho host Susquehanna plank and boards
1900 sup feet ~ 70 20 feet long 10 "a inches wide,
~ inch thick !; proportion Of each breadth
100 sup. feet II 10 20 feet long, 10 - inches wide
inch thich /; a proportion of each breadth M
1hN s','ifa ~" GLASS No. a..
Hard scood Plank and Boards, (board measure)
5000 sup. feet white ASH pinch thick inches wide
1 d. !" 2, 20 d. q
80 hsn n eit proportion of each
$4,000 sup feet white ASH inch thick 10 inches and up
wards wide.
1000 sup feet cherry boards be 49, 49, and 20 inches
.,l, wide, proportion of each, s5,,,I -s ~. tse,f
loo sup IT. blk walnut! in thick 10 in. and up. wide
q proportion of each breadth. = 49,, al
1000 sup. feet bAck walnut inch thick, Is 20 inches
iloq whas. Aproportion of each BREADTH o. lae lsr|
1000 sup feet mahogany inches thick, 10 in
1000 pteet haywood mahogaDy inch thick ~ Is
Inches wide, propoi ton OF each breadth. .,..
0O8 sup et haywood mahogany inch nick IL TO Is
inches wide, proportion OF each breadth. lg
30 ash raers ~ feet Jength be inches square
81 NJ the Ioovns Tho blades to be on fhird the
lenx, Of the rAltey, and inches wide and inches
thick nj the blade end, lper Piece) ~. -
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To be square and of parallel widths be all heart,
except four inches the opposite angles which
80 CLASS No. 8. t
Lunbe.~--(b board measure.)
80 900 feet white pine inch boards One-haf Of the
quantity to be of the best quality No. Us, and
half to be OF the best quality No 8s
2.soo fee. yellow oak boat boards inch !. thick
Length from fifteen twenty-five feet, width less
than eight inches
White-oak Boat Knees, (per siding inch.)
200 whe-oak knees less than four inches
diameter, clear OF bark, and the bodies and be
not less than thirty inches long Onethird OF the
whole number TO be square. - re IN fHsiAl q
n whiteoak knees for cheeks The bodies and
to be from eightto feet long, ne siding 70 be from
ten to twelve inches and form angle from ITO
l16 degrees The bodies to be- sided to the diameter Of
the bodies h, to BE- from sssn e twenty inches
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Black Walnut, (board measure.)
800 sup: feet rst quality 4nch black walnut plank
WAax-oak Dimension seuf, lboard ,nsasure.

Tho whole b passp oak square edged and straight,
sD e. Nom s5 s :ssis.
stick. TO avoid the lo,ents Of The heart f5. 81
CLASS No, 4. "a
Lios -oak Timber, {by the cubic foot)
loooo cubic feet of promiscuous livc-oak timber, from
n .nsn 70 sss 4 inches so
nouldng way, 70 be ,hs natural curve Of the tree.
wSois o - sound iios from Shakes and oihei
WOO cubic feet Of 1--we oak kceson pieces from twenty
N Nv. thirty fest II length, averaging twenty seven
and half l.st In length, % side from end 10 end.
:s sa saa 70 w. sns e e.
not moro than slx inches In thirty feet, be not
sosd and ss from shakes and oh %n de-
aFf%ilsV CLASS No. 5. m' li 81
Wziss-Ssns Timber, (by the cubic foot)
1000 cubic feet OF sschansable whitepins timber from
ss. . my ssS' ncs s.. sa s
e'n i9cho, " =. ,As ipPAqa q sas ss'ck. d. a.
Locust Timber. (by shscubic foot)
sooeobis iee. Of the a quality Of Long Island locust
ss. . inches II ana NOT ls's 'han Twelve
ssis 50 CLASS No.
~ Isl, Bzaek-spr,H<' Spars. (by the piece)
!, ss~sPs.s: 'p,' = ''s' long, I, inches diameter
Y So e
,s.l3.. 49,. sM 81, &C. .ra &
a. 60 80 g. s g" 50.
= poles. 1sa feet long neae. diameter
The xhess y 2. rraifAt free from large knos ffe,h
Y, ~ CLASS No. 7.
WAaeaak 50dsA 10y the foot in lengthy
2. r~ a-i' '' v.' = IN. ~ Z 's. tong
50 .saa ."nolog's,ao y of," c9
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Proposals for Stationery.
OFFICE OF THE srcRrrAar OF THE sxsAr,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY SENATE u. s.,
H .pss August 3D. 1873.
TN pursuance OF the act legazins and making approp
Tor such necessary objects have been usually
Guided in the general appropriation bills without authority
and fix and provide for certain Incidental
the dc partments and offices IF the government for
other purpGses approved the 26th CT August, lS2 scaled
proposals will be received at this office until 10 o'clock,
m on Monday the 4th of September next furnishing
the following articles of stationery ,ae the Sena
each article 10 be Of The best qualify and be approved
by the Secretary, viz: a afIi fN i''. t'"t
10 white engrossinR pacr be & by Is inches.
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To be square, and Of parallel widths; must be all heart
except inches ts two opposite angles which may b.
sap. iist suil 4aifa8 800 iUeN 1865 ta, adf ID F
- Spar Timber, ysllow pine, (per cubic feet)
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Lignumvite, (per ton. OF 2

To be of the best quality st. Domingo gnumvte straight
and round from checks and not less than feet long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08
,,nsr,v and Free soil Convep,.o....

Mass Meeting OF rnemhovs o. the Liberty
party convened al the Melodcon, Boston '.efoay
The object Of the meeting was 70 consider tne l'oF'
ETY. Of Joining the Free SOIL Convention. WIN S'PN
al Newton was chosen President aud there wer n
vice Presidents After some discussion, IL wi.ch
Messrs Jackson, Joshua Leavtt Loveloy OF Cam
bridgeport and others took part the following re-ou
tons were adopted by large vote
Wh,,sas Al the free Soil Convention held at Buffalo
on the 9th OF August Of the friends OF freedom OF All
political parties cordial union was efeete9 eulo'sc
fps platform OF the Liberty party and candidates Tor
The Office C. President and Vice President were NOM
mated 20 represent that platform
Resoi.sd That cordially adopt the platform Of
principles Of said Convention and are prepared 10 give
most Jealous support 10 Mhhb Non Dui'" 'i'N
Charles T. Adams
Resoiued That At l2 o'clock to-day, this Convention
will proceed 10 the fremont Temple and there merge
and mngle ourselves with the State Convention OF the
Free Democracy in forming state organization snd
recommending candidates for the state officers 10 sup
port the Buffalo platform.
Rssolred That John r. Hale had our hearty conn
dence when he was nominated FOR the Presidency he
won our admiration by his in the Senate, and
he has secured the first place in our heart oil hearts by
his magnanimous course in reference 10 the bunaio
Convention.
Rssolred That the members OF state Central
Committee be requested 10 act hereafter as provson
al Aufislayery Cornittee 70 take such measures az
they make think proper to promote the hhilShVefy
cause especially IN It's moral and general aspect.
At halfpsst twelve the Convention met In the Ire
cnl Temple for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for Governor. &c John Mils' oil springneio WA
each Congressional District and five Secretaries, were
appointed ...s,s..o.
and report resolutions.
Tho Convention then adjourned til afternoon.
The Convention assembled again at 81 PM. Ad.
dresses made by John C. Parks OF Boston george
BrAdburn of Nantucket John A. Bolles OF Boston and
J. r. Farley of Groton, without making any nomina
lions The Convention then adjourned ill this Thurs
day morning at O'Clock.
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lDOmestic Ports.

BALTIMORE Sept t-Au ship Emerald Dfes. Philadelphia
bns s. Aud~ Cromwell Ponce PR Noiusia Ltheeef hatan
,as Rdgeway. spaudng Lasuaya and fono S.ro
P.nsms DAVIS NYork Crd ship MARY Pleasant Bo~n- LIVER
pool wihauet 1ey, Janais tfss Eleanor bo"n Kingston
Jam GenW ouh, liadrif W~fehsm
BANGOR sept shrs Pavilion. CoCord Pratence seven
Sfr. Tu-y Ranger Anderson DO betseS Ame loir BE-
9r Gld hr Nausoo. Ba1ss. Providence -th tuene Brown
and Ratio Treat Oefon Pendton Jefferson hor- hs1a
Cori Wa Norheri Boston, sarah blck' Hose Salem
Geo Washington. VILLAINS, Lynn
BOSTON s-ut AR ships Fer.r Rowland - Maras Russell
Chesapeake Pe brss Verae Psadie.on 90 Iyron-
smrh Ellsworth. .,ls Mefls Taylor Nakefnn. Noros kaeii
ni-nf Ed.ry DeuIak, Crwo fFe1cfc.sbu Bletley
Hen aud Star. LeWis, Philadelphia
ca steamship Bftsuuis, Long. Liverpool shp Dana, W.
Orleans Wm Larrstee Cofk brs Ann KNAPP Naian
"a. NpLes-a Nak-r-on Bnt Empire tfowel fhioel
rs Nifana Small Amelia C.rs Cssds. Doss Bangor chr'
Cur.W. Rog-r-, is, Am-ftsn Belle baAe N1efA' lee1rA
Shefwoot. do. q l., Lowell. 90.
CHARLESTON sept IAN hns lover, Aichison. NH snte
Por Conn 4uarsn-. chip Frsnkn. smith, NiuAgtnl Nc
GRO trs Vandals PAbrook. Philadelphia Argus, kean SOf-ss
s,i Jane Appegarh Baltimore Sailed brs fans Henry faci
sfi Wilmington, NC
sept AR .cb james Day Sash Noean-. sailed ship Cam
Sherwood NYors tugs Aus ke2n NOheas 'Snia PA
bfpik. Philadelphia
NEw-BEDfORD sept Arr ship Audubon. wnsor. Calcutta
b Patriot sandath Chr Ei1s Jane Tucker Nansei
Ct shp Rosior Soe Pshe Ocean ami NV Coast Sailed
Boston bark Dultarou, schfs 4a Nson
Norios Vim Brown Hunt, baltimore
NKWBURYPCKT, Sept 6-AT brg Merfmac, GOODWIN FhAs
delnhs- Josephine Shannon. o. 49, .
NEW LONDON. sept h-Au tug Doctor htehcoek ti"ti ~
RI hmoui TOR vNh. 1900
RICHMOND. sept AR big Torha. Basensr. NYok cra
bsfis Colossus London frs Watt bunser @ 81
Jneo: Broihe London Sailed scls John Jonc- su
/ ami Nermiuou. lesmsr Niors
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TRIBUNE.
o.-m.aren,enf Of Ere~n UsIver.,sy.

corre.poodence Of The Tribune.
Providence r. l. sept 8. ls47.
rh,, IL the great gala day OF our ancient city
he Annual Cornmsncemen, II Brown University. Ih'
sxsre.ss Of the week opened BY the Grafton be
fbre the Phi Beta Kappa Society on Tuesday at IL Pm
~ Rev Dr. Ponroy Of Bangor. Ne. he subject seemed
=, b TIE Compsrsve advancement Of the Anclent'
md Noderos Ia science Literature, the Arts,' &c Il
,aa sen,ib,e plain. ooseDt production, without the
,erit Of great or sinsty the style vas pleasing and
50 Grafton well spoken
NlP u the Literary Societies celeorafd ther an
avsnssry. when the Grafton was delivered y Hon L
4 Yos,er OF Norwich, Conn and the Poem oy Charles
vourb.r. Y.a OF Worcester Mass. Mr. Fosters theme
=. The poty Of Living for Object" he forcibly
,.,y.,sd The misery and disquei Of those who seek
,npns,s only In ease and dleDcss, and pressed the
sportsncs o! manly exertion and never-iAing psrss
.s.nce 10 tue srrle for excellence. Tnis was power
4 br.. ,sn, effort The Poem vas On The Dignity "
IN" Jadsed by that universal tsst Of excellence
,.m--,he ability OF commanding the attention Of the
btrs su1!epce-this perform nce was nshy success
Al IL wss reoe;s with hsppy hits end suggestive "a
re and received the richly meritsd and highly cnihu-
ss'ic applique 9th audience.
The Commencement exercises took place to-day. At
DAN procession. consisting OF former srsdus,es,
Graduating Class and invited guess was formed Ia
tbs College grounds and proceeded 10 the place OF
ssmblszs very numerous and Intelligent s1dience
sr-n,d 10 the exercise. Of the day. which Priest
Dent We land presided with his usual noncnaisnee.-
IAe NUMBER OF Speakers from the Gradssting Class
vac quite small owing 20 @e were Informed % The
10. Lat on sccosnt Of uD-sus proceedings %
- DR.. % the Faculy many Of the Cas' mad regued
st,.' appointments aud declined sp-sklng lnk per
syyansnces az general thing were u very itn or
Oar sups nor think 70 anything we have heard ~
sss years Il may seem hardly necessary " paricu
bike. but among the Productions which appeared en-
neptly successful 10 msrDeT and delivery, may he
1.rssd toe Crsiion by }. a. Leonard. Nsw 2 ciOfo,
AAss rs rcmors Connections Of event,' Iuis piece
wxs sound orgual aod manure indicted deep ciose
thinker; the delivery VA distinct and Impressive
fhe Hs-ion Of g. Patrick 20 lre!snd" by :. b. Ves
non. Newport. |. was well written, Independent
spoken with AMIN and grace Civil Freedom de-
pssdsnt On pure Chh-uanity" byJ W Smith, Aarhias,
Ma int rssiiog and wac delivered With spir' t1d
sass" The Hew.Netnef snders aud their sescsuc
snv by Woliord, Knox, n Y. wssa production iail
Of bold and vigorous thought.
Aver the conclusion Of The exercises tho procession
sgsin marched 70 X. l. Hall. where they partoos D,
ocC eo.tl IN sDd after listening to Address g. s1d
~, .insiDg Of psalm, separated
airty young gentlemen from toe following ststes,
-e>sivsd tns degree af Bachelor OF Aria Mass. IL
= icsY.3. Va 8 ~ II. l, Ala l, Bic. /. P
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NNANTED-Buyers for patent manse- iot Lo---
w cIoth-s III valuable mscune Tor hotels Do i-A
hose. AID o-rse FAM prforms ne l-Def o n.e
fsases scd makes the linen l00s beautiful 80 .lO.sy
Ttsv are 80 IN DUNCAN a WEST. Z Lille Oreen--t
,B-C,re iron safe FOR sale sery chesp = ~
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a CARD.
'THE CITIZENS or NEw.YoRK are respectful

'INHE CITIZENS or NETWORK are respectfully IN
l formed that they obtain Mr. klDDERs faTfsmed
Choers moI bus Dysensery and Disrrhos Cordial Of the
folownc named druggists Ruhi0n Clark Co ITO Broad
wsv. and 10 Aston House; c. II. Ring, l99 Broadway;
A Meakm, 5ll Broadway; J. u COddingion, Sto Hud-
son-si Deluc \ Co PsIk-row, aud 5sl Broadway Eu-
gene Dupuiy Gus Broadway, VI 4. kersed 529 Broad
WAY; James Weir, 2fS Grand-st The Cordial 10 well
aud generally used that long story Is unneces
sary. II any unacquanied win H. they can obtain cir
cusrs Of the that will give fun directions for nansg
ng these dsesfes 10 stage aad form is adapted 10
the child the oldest and the more severe
the disease The better opportunity You have for Witnessing
the wonderful power the Cordial possesses Physicians
have looked their dying patients with wonder and aston
shnenl seeing them revive aud become restored when
tie OF life seemed to be ckefng, and al hope Of
recovery had fed. MRS. =. klDDER,
Inventor and Proprietor. lOu COuTi-st Boston
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AeEsI.. -. - ~. - %. ~.

AeEST's CFsIcE, Cl-i0n Pr.on. Argus; Do. ls4S.
NOTICE . hereby given hat Sealed Proposals Nll
Ne received BY the subscriber is Ole u sad Prison
gnul Weine-iAy October =. l3fs, q , O'Clock NJ Tor
the HIRE ard SERVICES u The fol0~l1g n1rnber Of
CONNICrs % Be employed a. The 1-ersnf branches here
mater e1iiouec. follows
From -fy kuBdfei for the purpose u mining
ard - arsrirg Ore ald manufacturing Iron
flhe Contractor the Of al iCos I'm ene1fs
All o1ilclngs now hunt or used for that purPcsei
From twenty 70 Try Tor Inc purpose o. 4ru.=cur
ing steam Ergines- Machinery, &c
Prom iwsniy 10 fly FOR The purpose Of msrufsctuf
irg F-e..
From twenty 70 fy men s0r The ParPo,e Of msna.arus
Hsnes ard Buckles
From twenty hfty fsr The purpose Of snaiacrsr
M br-sse-s Carpet AMI Ruxs
Prom we.y TO hiy for the purpose Of mannheim
inE Cabinet Ware, Chalf. a.
FROM ten 70 twenty-five for the purpose u rlanufzc
Un1g Scots aat Shoes
TIE above eo1v-ls Be- - hired Jet foE
exceeding I've ye=fs.
WGlsr VII b supplied FOR Al ordinary purposes Tie
ccn-gr- 70 eacn &c furnish her he. for warn
* ne s1op shops brooDs for sweeping ne AID
d. IL L used
TIE STATE 10 furnish al recesssry shops Tor the Prosec
non u he business named IN the shove conLr-cts.
Pas meals u ~ Be 1rec TIE end v each and every
moah ~ curren- fdncs Il ths Prison The name and writ
ter consent u tie perscrs offered security sno1d
pry en prOos and cont actors Should be prese1t Al tie
r-ne Of etil1g, 10 orcer 70 execute the cortracrs
Tie Inspectors reserve 70 th-se the privilege Of
coping A1y profoss Nat hey NAV deem ms, co1dlve
ne esis u the Stzis GEO THhOOP. Ag-ni
sale lsHfQcr1s
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Pers ouai and Political Movements, &c.

Among the editorial corps in Buffalo are II. J.
Raymond. Eco. Of the " Y Conri0 and Enquire, Thur
low Weed, E,q of tho Albany Eoea,Hs Journal Mr.
Eorasn OF the Detroit Free Press. Mr.. t. Y. How OF
the Cspsa Nep Era, Mr.. Winants, of the Rochester
Daily Aa09tiser. Mr.. Ely, of the ScOio Ohio Gazette
p Bessncon Esq formerly State Printer of Louisiana
Mr.. w. Il Bogart, the Sentinel OF the ". y. Cow'a
and Enquirer.
A public dinner given to Capt Bissen OF the
blues" Tuesday evening by the citizens Of New-Ha-
ven. Col seymour, Major Webb DIR. Stevens, Gen
King, Col Honenbsck, Cspt Townsend, aud other dis
tinguished military characters participated
Geo w. Woodward is extensively spoken OF by the
LocoFocos of Penpsy lyania 10 succeed Gen Cameron
In the U. s. Senate.
DIR. Charles A. savory, OF New Hampshire has &c
copied the Chair Of Obstetrics Ia the Philadelphia Col
iegs Of Medicine.
Senator Pheps arrived at Middebury. VT the 26tf
ult and to address Wing meeting at that place
on the 5th inst
Rev. Mr. Nye. OF Bangor. Me has accepted an invita-
non from the Boston Universs.t Missionary Association
20 labor In the counties Of Essex and Middlesex.
Rev Benz Tsppsn jr. Of Hsmpden, Me-. received cal
nom the Winthrop Society, Charlcstown Mass. TO be
come their pastor.
Rev Walter Clark. of Hartford. has declined an in
vtation from the Park ST Church, Boston, TO becom,
their Pastor.
Rev p. S. Adams. OF South Reading. Mass. has nc
eepted the call Of First Baptist Church In Newburypori
David D. Field delivered political address al Bangor
Ne. on the 5lst ult
En- Gov. Kent made Taylor speech a, Bangor, Nc
on the 30,h ut
Hon. Joseph ~. Root made Van Buren, speech a
sandusky. Ohio. on the 3lst ult
John y. Cough delivered lecture on Temperance II
Derby. Conn on the 18th ult
Col shubael Durham, one of the early settlers G
Western New-Nork, died ON the let inst.
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ARINE oURN AL
foRT or sEw-YoKS. sEFTENBER ;

ARRIVED Bark Bes Lam Nisnias d, d. sugar a. hes'
A Hlprot. H. ~ 4. $50. ..s .,, LII.
80. Bsd.er. feck Co . .., c.. q, p .
prs Protection ks-1e CALAIS Ne l o., ri eini1 = )Aih
serr Narraref Nog.on. Baltimore, ui-e
sr,r Fr-as- stevart. Cleary field NJ d. l1mter
81, CONGRESS. Rssnot. CheuJ teIc, We o. Inrh-f
s,l,r Arr1r -. Chefff1ei. Ne Dc. llnitef
Sir Cs--tns M-ffnnar. frsntilr. Ne
sr.r Dsae Webster. CroveI, Boston. Or Ananl
s.tr Fi1a Hand CroTeH. Boston
Som A Fm.Iy. Adsnaon. Boston
s.lf Cathar1e E1rt-- Purt-nouth, M
SIR Monitor. Be-. Nirism. Mas bale : i-'t4-
ssir Elizabeth Hal. lgtto. New sur1h
seir Gen Worth. Smith. SAY brook.
sclr Alexander Nei' Nes Haven for fhhiirlfnA
sfars X smith, Thompson. New Haven
Ser Niranda fsrmele@ Nee Haven
selr sarah Jsus SeNen. Gulfofd-
s.nn. Inn.. I.nf.n.e and Van Baren. sl.hsio.f o.
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ntsasfers &c.

lie ehss tar Amencau Moor-lesd 100 Hsrbor from no
Jan. Har1o 70 Ihonas h August la'-s's
% - IT. mas bot stated
lie br Aby Hammond Martin. Phnatepha for Boston
loaded Greet Point Light for the LItt Boat ad
run ashore NANTUCKET, Al O'Clock SUNDAY morning
about i tons coal va at on ~ 4f u WIN
oui damage sailed Mondss afternoon for Boston
The schr Cabot smith iron brazos Santiago bound 70
cargo -four eKyereoded very severe e-t-r N s
lar. put INTO Sew ORLEANS. 21h UT iof felals
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Is0ARD-A gentleman and bis wife and two or three
D-nge gentlemen can be accommodated with board ar
pleasant rooms. by applying Is BeecAer s. ANS I'M