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lIoxements of Iod,vidu.Is

Major Sedgwick, u. g. A.; III Wilson. j. q Ripggeld,
Mr.. johnson, s. N, and one hundred and fsrty.
others arrived on Wednesday, and took rooms At
the Aston House.
Com Jones, Lieut.. Duer, W HoGrinnigle, ]. A.
eherburne, u. g. n, Capt. 5. p. Hatch u. 8 A and
one hundred and twenty others, arrived yesterday,
and took rooms ut the Aston House.
Tellss Mexico; J. I. Gise, Ky; @. II Elliott,
Tenn; J. Mckenzie, Fla @. T. Winter, Ohio; Col. N.
Mccoy q. G Green, Ca; and forty seven others
rived on Wednesday, and took rooms at the Clinton
Hotel.
Col A. G. sloo, Ohio; d. Devries, Paris; NJ wentx,
u Csrvallo Washington; and twenty others. arrived
on "Wednesday, and took rooms at the Mansion HOUSE..
1t Colonel Buchanan, U. 3. A; Dr. Keep. Boston;
J. NJ. Jones. Texas; Hon N. q. Story, Poughksepse;
and hundred aud ninety seven Others, arrived.
on wedne sdsy, at the Irving House.
wv, Downing, Florida; Louis Dwight, Boston; Jas.
Professor Jones Baltimore; DR. Rely, steamer Phils-
delphis Il III Mitchell do; aud ninety others arriv-
ed on Wednesday, at the American.
Miles White. Cohoes, N. Y; X. w. Powell, New Or
Baltimore; q. w. Wiley, Cleveland; A. Grooves Jr
y. X. Hays, Philadelphia; Col. sanderson, Col Hig.
gins, Baltimore; and seventy i've others, arrived
Wednesday. at the Howard Hotel
The aggregate arrivals, at the principal hotels, on
"Wednesday. was J, 2sS.
Lady Elgtn. accompa by her ron, Lord Bsnco,
and her daughter Lady, Elmore, were ct Oswego on
the 10th inst route for the side for the bsnat
Hon Jacob W. Miller, Senator from New Jersey, Is
Gek at home.
Hon Thomas Boeock, Of virginia, Is detained at
home BY the serious illness Of member OF his family
Hon William NJ. Meredith late Secretary OF the
Treasury has returned to Philadelphia to resume the
practice Of Law.
Hon W wight, California; Hon. j. L. Traynor
Londop Capt Mcdonald, U. A; Capt: Taylor, Ar
kansas Emnolio schoncheIey, New Mexico, and
twentysix others arrived yesterday and took rooms
u the Union Place Hotel.
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ssstsets o. Yussdsy nsrsiss, between ths hssvs =
tear end Eve sslosk, . Assss % Ne ssvsss q bss1
siovs rsseale, end property, sousisius q D~ss an1
vsmen's wearing apparel spestaeiss spcoss ke else
watch belonged tn Mr. nsRanee, En- employees 10 the
custom houss. The other sufferer 10 Hxgsss,
who In smp loysd ON the south Berry % ve 20 ne
city authorities will not Offer reward for the spyrs
pension Of the brEars and the police oesrs refsss
tn move (spa Justly tool until they feel ss~srs<
that their sIpenses will be psil The 10 ess q We
evils Of city government which will be sorses~d
when the new charter goes into effect which does
nent provides most amply for the profession Of shs
city by preventive police.
kanssr ov A BuaGLAa 1t will b. Sscollsstsd thas
the store Of Messrs. Park Barr, In Brooklyn. vss
robbed tine in July last of consfderabls guam
tity Of clothing 0foer Higgins wednssdsy arrest
cd = named Philip Davis, . notorious burglar 60
who has recently been liberated from State prison
at Mount Pleasant, on suspicion of having been
sernsd In the burglary.
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nUTIKY ON BOARD THE AMERICAN scHR. AURORA.
The Crescent City left at five O'Clock in the
afternoon of the 10Th ultmo. Her dates are only
two days later than the Philadelphia's.
Since our correspondence by the Philadelphia,
nothing of particular consequence occurred in this
island.
From the Kingston Daily A4pertiser, Of the 18th,
We copy the following paragraph
The schooner Aurora Lank master, of Charleston,
United States sailed from ssvannalSmar the 10TH
been fairly at sea, and the pilot with feur able
returned board his yet still within hearing
the upon the captain and mutnied; one man
seized split the cabin door asunder, to which
place the captain had tor safety and attempted
bis life, while two others equally Infatuated and
assisted him in destroying several parts Of the vessel
The pilot observing the stir on beard. and hearing
put back to the vessel, and with the assis
lance Of MIS- enabled to succeed In saving the
ing the vessel back into port. where she lies at
sncber till the majesty Of the law be put In opsra
tion against the mscreants. The causes of the hu-
tiny It s reported from the fact Of two of their
sbipnates having been tried at the instance Of the
captain. before the Magistrates Court here add sent
to prison. where they undergo ng the term of their
sentence. Tn. fellows aressafsly housed in JAIL aud
trust their conduct will meet the punishment they
merit.
The Consul has had the matter taken up by the
Attorney General, who has ordered the regular
roceedings TO be taken by the authorities at Sa-
vannalamar.
The island was rather sickly at Kingston.
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hoRK CoSvIcTs FROM BERMUDA AND GrRNANy-
DIFFERENTIATION To SEND RACK TIKI CRMISNs.-lt
appears that three hundred convicts in all have re-.
ceived their pardon in Bermuda, and as emily ten
have arrived, the remainder may be daily expected
II is stated that they have the option Of going to the
West Indies or the United States; but of course
they will prefer coming here.
On the 18Th instant, the bark Leontne, Captain
Thormann, from Hsmbufgh, arrived at Quarantine
with one hundred and fifteen passengers, and was
reported to the Mayor on the l9th. Before her
arrival, the Mayor had Intelligence tat four Of the
passengers were convets from Mecklenburgh, for
burglary, and were cent out to this country by the
government, who winked at the ingenious device
Of sending them fret from the prison to the work.
house, and thence on board the Lesntine. Their
names are Toadhim Kohler, Johann Wedding.
Carl Hail, and Hermann Meyen. His Homer eau.-
ed them TO be arrested as soon as he bark arrived,
and on being brought before the Mayor, they were
Intercepted, and admitted the facts. The captain
was also brought before the Mayor, and on his eo-
gsging to take the convicts back, his Honor de-
clined TO proceed against him. They have been,
therefore, placed on board. II seems that q cor
rs,pondence has taken place between the auihori-
ties at Hamburger and the Meeklenburah govern
ment, in reference TO these convicts, and that
strong measures have been taken by the former to
prevent n repetition Of the trick communica-
ton was also received at Washington from Ham
burgh, notifying the United States government Of
these facts.
In the case Of the Bermuda convicts, the Captain
has also undertaken to convey them back, and the
offer. we understand, will the accepted. From the
7slst page Of the third edition Of the Revised
Statutes Of the State Of New York, we hud that
the maximum penalty is a Rne of three hundred
dollars for each offence, with imprisonment not
exceeding one year bat that the hue and mprison.
nent may be RENTED on the masters Of vessels
taking back the convicts This lav, however,
O, " srylies TO this State, and II would seem de-
ara Die TO have general Law II Congress to pre-
vent such rsscsls landing snywhere On our shores.
Its n be recollected that the inhabitants 81 the
Care Of Good HOPE rose in arms against the land
inc Of a e, rgo Of convicts conveyed from Bermuda
4. The ,an,, vessel which brought poor Mitchell,
and m. te,u, was that abe had TO put to sea inn
n.dist.Iy. an, eonvcyrhem to Australia. And
sh,u we rscei, the prohibited reprobstes Of
Britsh society. VII are too bad even for British
colony to permit to IA 1d'
Nearly two years se o freight Of blood stained
informeis was smugglef hers from ireland, winch
rated considerable excitsA1snt It's to be hoped
that no more ronyicls or tat. nnTs IRON the Odd
souatry will be permitted to isL q on our col,
OF " landed, that they will be fOFth~io asss'shea
10 the country from which they came.
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At the latest dates there about two weeks of the
present commercial year left The receipts of sstt,n
In that time, may possibly reach twenty thousand
bales which would swell the aggregate for the year 10
two million sev.nty-hve thousand bales. The CROP
cannot, BY any possibility, reach two million ono
hundred thousand bsles In relation 10 the gro wing
crop the accounts from the South have for week or
two past been particularly favorable The extreme
hot, dry weather has given the growing plant
great impetus, and prevented those dlsssterss
nom Insects worms &c usual at this season The pros
peet for full average crep has decidedly Improved
but IL Is Impossible to tell at this early DAY what
changes may take place before the crop is secured or
What Inducements may arise for growers TO make I'M.
usual clean picking In thsir fields very large tract
OF new land has been brought under cultivation ths
year. the result principally Of high prices ruling ct
planting tnisi and with moderate season the viola,
would have been large The cold weather erpere
soon after the seed was put In the ground prevented
large quantities from sproutins and larger tracts were
rs-planted at late date 1t antie pstsa thai the
produce OF the late planting would be limited, that
ths season would not be long enough to give great
yield and that tbs plant would be small and ten
der during the sssson Of insests that 10 would bs.
almost sntir,ly destroyed This result has NOT been
realized to the extent anticipated In eonseouenee Of
the nne bot weather, which has advanced the srovth
Of the plant 90 rapidly that the ravag.s Of vorm.
Re, viii be comparatively small We mus, not become,
too ssnsuine and form srtravasant estimates Of th.
forthcoming crop.
The quantity Of certain articles srport.a fror. ,hs
port for the week ending 2otn instant sssipsu.hpx
the Destination and extent Of so each place
vas ss ssper.s-
Csnnrscr on TAR PAM ar Ne w..
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ors fsDksAs s0vvsSxSr The resens
shsAses n me rov~snrn~ss. and legislative de-
Psr~-n''. |" washington, have been 60 van
oas snd "per@n'' That We publish tins morn
~f rsea ana corrected hat 81 the sxsssuve
ssa J"ms~v s~f-rmens, and OF the organization
s1a "~ me-" o' "o'h h"sr~s Of congress hwni
" "enn e"ssss~si. al the enneai prod IN the
h~'iy " %" n~''"ssi rsosress, AZ the list re-
s~s~ ne r-'fsai aspect of the representative part
~ hs government
~~hy Strangers are WISHING ns, ana taxing up
ths" ~"a~ne~ IN th's eosn'ry' ~e hrre add e"
tsc"' shleh eann"s Ne too ~idriy hno~n' Inc
sn'sesh ff's'ass"sl term 81 hour years. nnee the
s".ersm~ni ~.s eetsblshsd inter the eons'huiioa'
e"n'@ssesd en- ne @sf'h 81 March. lov' and "
sm sslns On me 'h'fd 81 March ms. by inc
sssis 81 'h' 's'e rfes'd~ni, Zachary Taylor hii-
'srd fti~"fe' ~ 'hs rais' OF The sonstiuuon' has
'-Asa 'hs v'aee ION vacant lhe salary on 'hs
Ir~.een' iseny-nss thousand dollars year.
ths 'er ffs"sasni has salary OF h'e thousand
S"'iarr . tsafi ~ lac he 10 fres'dsni VI the Sc
see. "a ~h'ch e"dy ne has a easing vote only. IN
e~fe ~ nc fsr IN MS aes~nce' ffrs'drnt on
'hs Scnss ehe-en. 80 ie'ns"s, ~ iha' pody'
On" BECOMES rrss'asni % The uaised STATES 10
Nc sssn' ~ 'hs ses'h VI eo'A INC ffe''asn' and
vac frs'aeS'
ihr 'o"s'r~ o' 'hs un''ed staies consists OF
rse.~ sHa hoa~ u REPRESENTATIVES,, and nas'
s-'@shs |" r~ss e"ee every y'af' % the hrS'
s"Ae-f 70 p~esmher, sniT~ |" o'hef-se pro-
F's'd ~ az" HE S~aA'e composed OF Two
H'snhefs hes' saes s,s'e-conssqaeniy there are
no" SIS p~fs"ns 70 mat BODY ihey are eh"sen
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rus rufNss ruN usnstu.
In the article fyutlishes IN your psper " I've lfh
inst h.sdsd IN. pruere.i 81 Fr~nehN snmpaBy
through TeSo he J" ~ous iupresstoni y go
suT ycseS fere.d letter ~ ef.dNs The s1py that
letter vs ssut by wsjor toa eAntils arm 10 tbs
city. 9Th bis e~tti5este appended. 80 Pueish-d -
stou vf.t Fftnch vas about No NV s-rtiacats
vss si-sn " Nsjor pshbht wa you pssss slos
this tsglss ation- and oeliss, y j.
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The weekIv AerIad.

Our weekly paper will be published at nine o'clock
20 morrow morning. Its columns viii be nlled with
Important and entertaining intelligence from all parts
Of creation. Single copies in vrappers sixpenes or
three dollars per year.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
New York. Friday, August s3, 1885,


This affair was the feature of Wednesday night
at Saratoga. We shall give a full account Of il,
with description of the costumes displayed on
the occasion, in this evenings edition ofthe Herald
II will also appear in to- morrow mornings paper
and in the weekly edition.
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The American mail steam ship Pacific, Capt. Ezra
kye viii leave this port tomorrow noon with the
mails for Europe The mails will close ct the Poet
once at halt past 10 o'clock to-morros morning The
wtNsrr .H.Lp can be obtained in season to send in
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Sporting Inrelliwcnce.

urIoS CouRss, l.. I--TRorTISa The great trot yes
terdsy after noon for purse OF 500, two mile heats
In harness terminated as follows -
Honest John. @ spiser. ................ 2 1
Confidence 8. Mclaughlin. ......,...... 2
Trustee, james Bridges. ................ dist
Time, b.2S-5 36-5:2Tk
sAsr DAr-Purse $50 mile heats, best In ave under
Oh. saddle The following the entries and re-
fult -
Lady WashinEtos, 8. Mclaughlin. ...... I
Trojan. Isaac Woodruff. .............. 4 q
General Scott. Brooks. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9
Ringgold, John spicer. Observation-Disclosures
Tine. 250-2.50-24s
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o~~s~ss-s sssinaa ns1ssassa 80 vO'
$500 pssa~L A~~etA on~v~sH - PssAuS usSSne,
~ ssksssssl ssrssessS snxs 49, - D1ss q -
- 49, ssssssss, e wSsS ~ 80 go ~
iss,ksss sss-s G. - vssss sssss ss.ss1 -
D~sss, essies. r1iss, Gee, osrss, As.-lr
pea Dssys ssssiss Fsis Rstv~ss~s. IL ssvs
krs sss tAs h~sss srriy % p~isv prspvsssSs
pss ss nrssavsy lsf~ssrd strssA oAssSss
lv.s sAs s~esssfsas stuf ksa assxs - nssnss u As
ED vrspp~rs n~-s As ace sirsnlsss ~ -
Cens rs~ssvy, No. 3sy nrssAwsy.-Thsr
81 Dress coass ssvsciss SHALL
ssd tusAle ksrn ~ NE sity tAass isvtssA
They ell The s1vss~Us 81 ssksss1nH fres
this sesb Ter Abe saksu 10 shs shapn< o.
sssh esmk kss a. ths hss< 10 ne nsss p>sssstg
kspsirnS ssas. Comh~ ss&s - srtsw.
A. q j. sArNDnm. % nsssAvay.
Saunders Portable Dressing osss wuseorys-
lT sna 80 brcssvsy ttsts essss eonsss nsny sdvAA.
the imported isas made vtA the vsw ssr real
ssviee They ssss osly ussfal srssss sss ssss In The
ailest possible which V the ssAs tsblso
for kserihx order. aessssr ~ Broad
way, corner Of Liberty street. and 81 brssavsy.
We take this sppors unity - call the att
ter tor II readers the New Ysrk Beet Aa1
Shoe kmrersn Of BROOKS 40 rulssn ssssst Ne iAsxsse
sssersnt Of Beots, Shoe. Gsitsrs. sBt ~ IN the
city ans fer beauty Of nssn, ssys wssh nsashsp ss&
shssgns cannot be surpassed We s<viss ell ~ Uvs ~.
o san
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Cooley A k....'s TRAD, s.,, p-,,.u.

Tba pslThs sais 81 books will commence this day en-
msens The publications. Of Mills Crsndali and hossley
ssse. La. kds.fd Dapnissn Brother A. 4. Good
Annsrs Herr, PERKINS, John c. Rksr; Derby siis-;
Ssmts Alden. ana silAs Andreps rne great sals
81 stsr fOesssr asd other writing Papers for blank work
fsrsr hstfss fancy Chnese Papsrs ss will taks place
aLs dAy ga 4 sveninr.
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$50. -. ~ al s.sa sns.,a ssmrissios sxIs.
Ella su.a q 80 sts. srs ssssrpesss 70 yssliw 81
sas- astA f~ia ~ ~ invent~r GILLIAN NO ilh. No.
IA Fsi,ss .ss.., 80 ssss,s.. Cat -. ssvrsr
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Jrssr Lfsp, -. learn by the Eurcra vas srpses.d
In Londtn on tb. loth inst sns you'd bs the sa.st
Of III. Hon Abbott La-rrpes. she vouid 90 ~ 90
borne Hous. sls Of wghp 20 tab. leave oiQus-n Vie.
toris Every place vas taken Cor both nishv 81 hsr
concerts. TO be given In Liverpool on the lTth sss
18th init, including ave hundred sdditioasl s-.is
rlsess ro-nd the hall BY the Phhharms.ie sosi.ty.
Enormous premiums we're altered Or tickets. II vss
strongly expected tina, shs vouii through sr,rsorsss
~ inducem.nts eoos.nt 60 give concert In Msnehs.
tar on the evening q the nth. although shs -as W
embark for tn. United states on the ALT. Nj. AZ.
dre-s /. pupil Of sir George Smart. ~ho u spossn ~
a. pioneering high vocal sbilu had been selected By
jenny Lind 10 accompany Der professionally 10 Ams-
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-,...ss 49,, ssItll ~ see.s ,ss tne sll,r ~.
catisf bssfs y - feuHe NJ Ysft 9Th . ssurists
sss msst n lsts, hissss sas Childrsns Cats hses
IL tassl ffrsst
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ss sh.sp Boel or cater 20 ssuid 10 veil 70
cal ~ ~ 1ouft snft street.. unrsr the Nsrchan Hotel
.h.r. -ii fAa sns rr.nsh Calf BOO, fer 81 So -srsh
ss*sn esilsrs rae DOCTOR
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smes efhs tssu need. hsyng from their sum-
eaa ne sy hsing full 81 trs.xe rout. %
at. y ths semr.s " vsuld direct ths aentiou Of
~ ~ he usssnsilsd assortm.tt % ladis Gsftsrs
Inst fsist Hirprs. se al CA Hills spsndid store
hreaers Ne hes reently rerlenishet his sock par
os srhsusse ~ We tmmsnss a~mafd durag tbs sprns
sse sewu.r ass ne- ths largest ans varied n
a. city. 10 th~ dslartmsrt 81 variety
81 nsv sna tssutifal styles hsvs bss sdasd.
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Tive. celebrated Articles Tor the eur.
81 al nsr'sus dsertsrs may BE- ohtanef 81 auth
sssnts every eity and the United states Tnsr
test, are infsiiies ID c. noREaEAD, gsasrAi Ag,st,
~ Hread~Ay.
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hrrsf s.s Futs hss r.n.-vs esia ;. ,h.a al
80 dsa fs~sfes arsrst 20 sale Deaf esy
~ - srs ssisest Ts D.esef. r~rsess ssii 81 hi-
- hrsstssy ~t swsrsstss - rsst,rs ne hair
tears issx sseadins shrenie dis
go use ssaisnss mit sst ssrs>asls r~id frvw zee
- sirka skllIInns . bastls.
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v. N. P-imer's Business Mems Almanac
kNtthsss and lsb0rirg Price n.
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s.~ rsrh p.xn,rr.es.rr..-rnn..

vsf sftts sity ristarss n merit the hiaxs ~
a. - 81 sFtis,s s,sy tfaasrert.< " this city our
seth,ef .ls@st shesh watt the orfaai hssdquar'srs
- - b.e.e.sy avAsAt sA story. = A. HOLMES, late
hsrfis,u q meines.
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&setss sttasn srslus.sy diseases a tns Evs sns
al frvs si~ss. ~ nross-sy s.rs..e ~ war
s,rpsa ~ 80 hs reEwas r~~ssiss ths
~ sasaa. pres eats also Ne s<ns~tins nys s~t
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~ ~ srv~-sy esat.ins ~. largest sna s.-t eaee,ea
~ rst.rss this ecusry rhs.s vhs hesu sbIs
- sttsa $50 rieturss cAs - q setting them this
ssassr hshiy satf.etory W thsmssvss
sne ssssitshls ~ ne rr~rrstsr.
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mAar uys snlY - pruesr.a 81 "a. msnufaescry
~ ruht shosld suara aEainst imts,ens s~s ~
sstews alflmas rsrssns ~ha.s hair hss sune4 "a
seiar frs - 49, ., so nitst ayes hsvs ~
f-~se& ~ sailns az shs~s. ccrv Ne saar.ss.
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Nsn sress Ne nsssAsler fer 80 e~ss vs saa reu-
F--s re rst az i.ss-e y i.-r~s, hs rs- .,yis tsr
srssa ~ sss "A. irs~st a@s Asst ass~rs~sa, In ths
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28
GENUINE ELooUENcE. The following is part Of
the peroraton of Mr.. Clays late speech. lis pity

GENUINE ELoouENcE. The following is part of
the peroration of Mr. Clays late speech. tits pity
the patriotic sentiment is not oftener carried out:
"Mr. President-What is an individual mani An
atom, almost invisible without magnfying glass
ID speck upon the surface of the immense uni
verse-nota second in time compared to ommeasurabe,
never-beginnng and never ending eternty-a drop of
water in the great Deep which evaporates and sborne
off by the winds-a grain OF sand, which is soon
gathered to the dust from whence it sprung. Shall
being small, petty, SO evanescent, oppose
itself to the onward march of great nation, to
subsist for ages to come-to oppose itself to that
long line of posterity which, issuing from our loins
will endure during the existence of the world For
Did it God! Let US look at our course-elevate our
selves to the dignity of pure and dsinterested patriots
of wise and enlightened statesmen-and save our
country from all impending dangers. What, if in
he march of this nation to greatness and power we
should be buried beneath the wheels that propel 1t
onward-what are we, what is any man worth who
Is not willing to sacrifice himself for the benefit OF his
country when it is necessary %
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-28
ALBERT B. STITH,
AGENT, COMMISSION MERCHANT. AND

Dry Goods Broker, New YORK.
TJNENDERS his services to the Merchants. Plsnters.
and citizens of the Southern Statcs and will attend
to any business in his ne-eiher in the sale Of Pro-
duce or Merchandise the purchase Of Dry Goods Gro.
ccries, Crockery, Shoes, Hats, Furniture, Carriages
Musical and Agricultural instruments, Bagging, Rope
Drugs Medicine, &c. He atters himself ss purchaser
of goods for Southern Merchants his experience will
able him to give entire satisfaction to the Merchants who
may entrust to him their ORDERS io
- REFERENCES:
His Excellency Charles Manly, Raleigh
William Hill, Secretary of State, do.
G.. w. Mordecai, Prest Blk of State, do
Dr.J o. Watson, Pres't Mu. In. Co., do
b. F. Moore, Esq, Attorney Gen., do.
Matthew Shaw, Esq, Washington.
Hon. J. r. J. Daniel, Weldon.
Andrew Joyner, Esq, do.
R. H. Lewis, Esq. Greensborough, Ala.
New York, Aug. rs. s3O-
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MARRTE

In Tarborough, on the 9Th inst. by Rev. Thomas r.
Owen, Mr.. William L. Dozer to Miss William Ann
Knight, daughter Of Charles W. Knight, deceased.
In Dublin county, on the S0th ult., BY the Rev. Mr..
Moses. Mr. William Herring, - Miss Ann T. Parker,
late Of Massachusetts,.
On Monday, July 2sth by Rev. c. D. Oliver, Francis
H. Hawks Esq, Attorney at Law, Grcensborough Ala;
to Miss Gile A., daughter Of Mr. Gray Huckabee, o!
Marengo county, Ala.
In Greene county, on the eth inst, Mr.. W. G. Blouns
to Miss Mary Eugenia, daughter Of Col Benz Edwards
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DIED,

In Johnston county, the 9Th inst, at the residence
Of Samuel 5. Turner, William Boon, Of DR.. A. F.
and Julia A. Telfair. ta-z4
In Wilmington on the 18th inst, Dr.. John A. Davis.
In Baruwe Dist 8. C. the 18th inst, Mr.. Jas D.
Pollard, native of England The deceased was q men,
Der Of the NJ G. Reg in the late with Mexico aud
was his dying request that his surviving comrades Of
that regiment should be informed of his death.
At sea, on the 23d April board the Brig Bordeaux
bound hence San Francisco, Mrs. Grace Bramle late
Of Wilmington. t'.
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FATAL AFFRY IN TlPPAH COUNTY, MISS. A dis
patch dated Bolivar, July 81, in the Nashville Mon,
says:
At Blacks store, Tippah county, Mississippi, near
the State line, on the 23d instant fatal atfay oc.
CURED between Drs. Wooten and Brannon. two prac-
aeing physicians of that vicinity. The latter was
KILLED, and the former mortally wounded. The par
ueulars of the case not yet learned. Cause suppos-
ed TO arise from prejudices existing between them
one being Botanical and the other Mineral phys
ician.