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soon sE5c,oND5-HAND PIANO FoKTEs

n ASH y WOODH0USE have Tor sale second <sxIxzs
" hand Piano Forcs, al better qualities than
usually met with Three al em particularly de-
abe--wcrc originally costly Instruments bu
used. and are of late style o finish They will be sold for
hall
~ w also invite attention Ia their stock Of
Forcs. the old aud renowned Adam
IL he beautiful instruments made b! J. b. Durham.
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shne slavery which is said prevail in New Mexico ana
extend the laws of Texas the country Inc innao
tan,s Of New Mexico nearly all reside the east bank OF
the Gande which, ii be part OF Texas Is slave sou
and will in slave State, the number OF nnaoianls
the Rio Grande being to have any
influence in determining the character of thelaw.
willing TO trust Texas with the care OF her own no.
was also willing to trust to her knowledge OF heT
rights; and still think that in so doing have done WELL
knew that the vote would subject to msconsructon;
and hence gave with reluctance butt never doubt
ed its correctness
Your friend, JERE. CLEMENo.
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The Shcris Of the Caroline District Tuesday las
every where ese) and ascertaned that Messrs Scott Bx
ton Conway and Douglas, of the regular Democratic tick
e and Mr. Morss of the Independent ticket elected
to the Reform Convention Mr.. Morris of Hanover recev
ed majority Of % over Mr.. White of the former county
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NORFOLK MARKET, SEPT. A.
Corn-Yellow 55 cents, prime white none--com
white and mixed So. Wheat-95 cents-slles. O4
cents. Shingles-Buildng 80 so g. IL inch.
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MARkIED.

MARRIED.
MARRIED Tuesday September 3D. residence OF
Mrs Mchanx. Pv"haian Rev John Krkpac
DR. THOMAS w TUCKER 10 Miss SALLY daughter o. JEFF
ferson Ssann, Esq. Of SAID county.
q = Richmond Wig requested IN copy
DIED.
DIED, Of Inflammation o the Bladder the l7th Of July AT hi,
residence IN Meckenbus county, NsGil, Mr. WILLIAM BAP.
TST III the 90 of his He highly respected
loved BY all who knew him. He II member Bapi,
Church. and died the full happy Immortality lie
Iefta devoted wife and all only grand
80 Alabama papers, religious and POLITICAL will obgc By copy
G
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
A! j. ~. Rdndoiphs Book Store No. l2l Main Street.
O'Clock. II o'clock o'clock
Thursday, Sept. 5, IS so So
pOAT a ND STAG LINE TO <Ss
- CHARLOTTESVILLE Our Boats leave ss4.tsSrSf
daily, Sundays eacep!eiJ at 5, A. NJ
Fare 10 Charlottesville. a.
Sept. BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE a. co.. RIcn.
vi mond. Virginia
For this day ~ ocock-captas: 5000 Bliss 1000 &c
Tickets 81 80 Al oclock-Capsa: s000O s0Oo 10 OF $50
&c. Tickets S.
Drawing OF Susqnehanna Lottery Glass 40
50 65 10 IS y % "a 81 20 81
Sept e. w PURCELL g. Co
SELLING OFF FOR FEW WEEKS ONLY
INTENDING close business the LIST of October we Wi,
dispose OF The remainder OF GocG very reduced
Country erchnn.s and others requested TO cali.
Sept 6-3t- NIMMo & RUTHERFORD
GROUND PLASTER.-Lubec Ground Plaster in casks Of
800 lbs Al! the Plaster sold by is inspected by j. n
mond No. IL for sale by -'> ~ ''A
Sept 8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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EOUkS, STATIONERY md PIANO FOK1l
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
MASH 4 W0OniIOlSE receiving their recent pur
Of hooks Stationery, Piano Fores fine Gu, cry aud bc
fancy Goods made almost exclusively for cash. and carefully
ell out OF the best establishments They are prepared
Try merchants desirable stock. An examination respect
vied ~
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AETNA AND ,PkoTEcTIoN FIRE INsuKAS'

HfENCY KICHMOND
vnihSE Companies continne AGAINST Joss dana
fire Dwelling Houses. Furniture Manuarturinr Esahif
Merchanze aud al kinds Of nsrabe properly. the most
able terms Any losses which these Companies sus'
lberaiy. n BALDWIN A,en
lis Main -
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HOWARD HOTEL.

BROADWAY CORNER. MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK.
M ALTER r.. HARDING. PROPRIETOR. popular dli
w established Hotel has been leased by he subscribc Ia.
lereonc complete renovation large additions
have been made within the last lew months and
any hrst class Hotel III New York.
to The pubic whose comfort shall be catered b, their
servant, WALTER T.. HARDIN
NnAx NnR inrI ~
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SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received al the Office ID,
- rirksbnrs aud Valley Plank Road Company, the
icucksbur., OH THURSDAY, the l2fh day OF Sep smber II
the construction AMI completion ol the first twenty mile
GINGER
~ B-Proposas will not be received after II O'Clock "
above mentioned day
by order OF the President and Directors OF said Company
JAMES Meet lRl
Secretary and TreasurerF s. v. K
fredericksburg Ameust z 1880 "a
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CITY HOTEL,

CITY HOTEL.
TIVE subscriber Ia, purchased upon this new AMI
connexions House, and having secured the service. A.
cooperation oi Hlcssrs &. 4 Hodges and Captain VIM vi
hanson, We'll and iayoraby known the public gives noc,
il Is nov open ior the accommodation OF the public.
II 81 Il m
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lust received. direct from Kentucky a very choice "A
ahd superior ioi 81 Mules. all of which will sell a.
exchange break and deliver country, my -
usniI acc"mmo' dating terms. EDWIN WALKER. --
/ sent -
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Dianstern. &c.

hesvy weather on tn pgs.e. .l1oe1 sesr e4sy ssa5 vi
started ths and swept OF lie loess AID 5oo5y hath
store sulrafss monkey rz aai p4k smear lied LIE c=oa
Tlth water tar1Erg c5rnaoG-'ef AID l4b fIrr.tlfe
blnE L~tzscr Crovs, At Boston from bltuote. - inst
hl 81 % lon Il sie from II % M 7.oo,h 0q,as o No.
and Il bids glassware Of
B4sa Kassfoa Or Philadelphia l5f Ial1s I've days Ont
sroken 9Th st, la So 70 oz ~ plts fore
alf aud opmitt sa4wa--g aesec
ton q the k-tou sPoSs1 The 60 steer
for New York
Bars a4l PI1tsi renamed ashore near Tae1etaack They
hagEg cargo. sleep Napoleon sailed Tor " rshaa o.
The 18Th. stb asd oi The II p. coaa
Bss y Dusts New YORK Cla,sstor severe 1ae
% Cale HAttetas, bad her boat store spI.t
Bio JsA0NE koft q: Bu;o R ron NsIllz35 N tie ba and
~ us lat 81 ION u experienced gale cared away mai,
boom. aHd shppe5 are quantities Il water.
bRie Inn ~hea Of Head Lo5. island by cA
6od Hunter OF HAswe BAD bosprt spra cl:vs.e artsi
Anq 0op5,a} par'e1 Damage 10 sch unknown,
Car MY CoefT Horn. sspt -. 1870.
To ihe Secretary q the Board raierwdt-r. Pan te 5ha-
Of coal from Philadelphia She on Tie bar Hereford
lls ezr On fniay morning TIE Captain e her
after she grounded! TIE gsse cargo ios
setAs Aie noH 1h-ef @a'ey RICHARD c. HOLMES,
Agent !er Underwriters, Philadelphia aad NYor1.
sea MAY AnAAs Merrill Ne for Boston,
win cargo Of bricks and hay lost sa5 prung asaz
me M n 7n1 W. abandoned the 4h The captain snh crew,
-7a number the S~t Gor4on from Frank
In Ne aad we're taken Boston tie weather rough When
ScH AiTtsa of CANA Thompson s. sspaeas NIB for as-
fSa was sl7udobet 9th e. 30 having aprun
-aA 10 SE the Sd The officers ad ct her
oe aud packed mp day BY 6rzJohn Bao from Ne~
port NJ o' Georgetown, Sc aud .sarfsd 70 BARK Ln Fe
hem bA.Res n,wh eb Sesa hey alf'e e. B25 4 18th
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.
The Industrial Congress
salpucl uni.

The Industrial Congress,
hlet lac: evening at their rooms, New Cl'y hA4,
PARSONS Il. DAY in the Chair.
Communications were read from the D'y Goods
Clerks and the House Carpenters Associations OF
this City and YoRkera, Westohesser 90. The re.
quest OF the latter Society, to be represented Was
carried Aiter thorough debate female associa.
lions were allowed representatives.
The Ejgh; Hour Bill waH finally all adopted.
Ths Committee or the Indastria Holns Asso7ia,
ZION reported ayoraby spa Aembersoi ,ae Industrial
CopFrefa Instructed 10 recommend c het Association,
wc7lhy their confederation.
9he Vgilsrco Committee and ihe Conmitee OF Thirisen
on ResouaonS Documents. nc. we're discharged, and 4
ne~ General eouree OF Sevsn ordered 10 be appointed
The Questioning COMMITTEES wete called upoa 10 repor',
whefeuror eTGl discussion on pHlNca organizations
occurred in which MsSsrs. Heath Gfse!t SAT- DsS2s
Davis PTiee, ConmercId e. shed considetSb7 lsh on
the uane0veIt EcAeres, sn0 coUpnons o. ias poAuck
parties $780,,
in he hands OF the roWdiss who wholly controlled tAs
Democfslc psrty BE urged upon Working men 'hs ue'
cessiiy Of counieracUug these cofrup; Influences
Nj ssste showed he importance Of full representa-
top OF the orkipgnen OF New OK and vicinity IN ne
Wo,sng1nets Sise Convention, io be held al tbs City
Hal Albany on the I'd OF October, cornmsncing In hs
l5Estoou, srd from al could ssrn hii suggestions VIII
be followed up
Nj BAR gave brief history Of ,hs Land Reform
movement sipcs lie common snent IL lSl4 snd 0! tns
gres naueoce they Wers welding n i1e Old pSres wae
hsd besn forced io Eccenl OF hsr measures hroaEA The
nterrog alton Of the candidates He corItsTed the policy
Of eueEouiug The candidates for Office much better naa
sepa ats Organization OF Worknsmsn ADD inSIancsd tbs
gerers failure OF the AS0noHats N aer distinct pTEs1
zsaous Some Ia BAJr'A Yews were Tsbue3 by othsr
spesksrs
The Committee GA the Interrogation OF Ceutidgte,
eonurasd ard the Congress tpsesred 10 % ssnshed WITH
he decis!on OF the forthcoming Sale Convention Albany
or hese cuesionS DseI8ss have already been chosen
10 Albany from ssyefs OF the Wards OF City and
Brooklyn. and from our lnd2at7lsl A:focianoGs-
j. VAN NECHTES Plato, CleTber ct the lss National
In6usIria Congress 81 Chicago and Milwaukee Land Ks
:oIn Assoesaons received SIS 81 honorary uembe!
ci ite CITY lnduiIrsl Congress
Before dourr Ing, The FLOWING eao uuon OF Mr. Robt
Pond sdopted, and Toe CORES poacicg Secretary
ordered 10 conm luicate il he Euflsnd
Rt,s That's complimentary vote OF tsa.s u .sodersd y rs
Nel era Industrial Cunstes 10 thu tie eHpoy 0lssfs
Barclay rSus Co Of lotlou, Tor the prompt and k,ag
reception sn W thea 10 The great OF s Freedom Gen
Hawai- especially Tor he SEnpa'h They
fer tie goat Hed s.e9s; epk o. Liberty AID iiu5a
zig Although 81 A CouFtsss psIt-4ls
putlIfn yg aidsHsrtsf tie 'ha sY SD ses d-Pre
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Fly telegraph.

NORFOLK SEPT l5rhe ship Saratoga anchored tue Foad'
yesterday WIND blowing fresh the Ne weather threat
which have been there ne days.
Bank Kos Philadelphia Tor Kingston with los Of masts,
Arr sc0s Henry Fitzgerald, sar Bias Statesman, Camden
Most the Vrecs ysse= here oners before they
BOSTON soptl6-Arr ship Ara from Cai,a April l5l He
lena Aug e LET NJ latter stp Neb'aesa Shanghai for Ny Arr
iis tergils damage
do Also n tbe ship Cato C.ltt Boston ealy, hAying
ported fieua That English ship h.a FoSen hp Area,
CAtot Il sfH oil ha Cope ine July, lakug os1J
get INTO smops BhY Sept To- fell IN with Br 3re sara i'm WI
urgn, Liverpool tad thrown lsr beam ends
t" sSep Loaf sails and to @al loom an M her water csAs
stove supplied erH Ftef auceu to 'te TO Boston, vhe
size would proceed = f-pNt
Ship Chariuoud=a Caiutta rr1 a. Ja r. To- los 81 H.
i "h bari Neted Of Lonlon, rom Arrac atxerp
ter ogsd ayins spraea 10y pre- op a 'ooS oaes add
sh'P winthrop iageFoa, tlE l'r| TH7atttnH l. ..aH
JHy Q bngs Napoleon CaTdeH"s, AZ - Lewis Bean ami Mar
BARK Laura Ped Btey June A. spoke Sep lat so 80 Ion
glH bri, septenhef Boston, ior frgteies
Btgs Empire, Coz =ilni, thcopes na eor sph7l raiPs
HAL Arrousc Feuaq0d tna heiy 'I4 80 Diver, Albany
Franc Alien, Rondcu Lucy Who fletacee tosaa Louise aud
sc6s Esfemont wilmington NC B4altel Baltimore. Banner
Iafs Tuer e Perc sou,herae Waichtr siy suao and ~
Fayson. Phiatelrha New York. NOR
CHI shps consa Andrews Cowper N0r4las Aarton
Savannah Edwin ndss; Proact SOUTH America B-7
da BrI G.0etosn nc H4rfas ags Charleston schs Cha
PORTLAND SeptIt-cdbsrs aieaora, liartaa
PORTSMOUTH Ssptls-Afrsci Sc. Galaarr. P4a5out
SALEM sepl t6-Arr sch aars Tsy .or. PHiai
nEWBtRfoItf ssrt l5-Ar1 br9 Me-,s1, fA 4 ,5-' seh
B-Iov orie Athens. IRON csd.z.
PROVIDENCE, Sept IbArf hrs 81 Cox H=st aad A5s
Leit ore Algonquin Tor Providence. read sire 5ny an
SD sch, Nlr Grootuoou, L Dayton aa1 Ra,a- Ph.lj.
"hPp.e, Nodat Ksjfoa. SYofsi scoop tiacss.L. d7.
FALL RIVER sePtI Arr sch W Rra.i7g Ra4-74 sooP
50 10Th, sch yrsaa Phl.leipa,
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NEWARK ITEMS.

F,Rz-About o'clock Monday evening ire
w., '. ont in the Japan factory OF Mea'fs Prem
tioe 4 Brown, at the corner of Warren and Na,'
rlsg .ts On the hin The main building gas saved
nsn 'nS O l rs,r ~ puuolDg IN winch the fire orgins
led vas entirely destroyed, involving loas of
,ban, 1000, upon which there WAS no insurance.
er,c,Dg-James Herring, of Harrington, Der
oeD Co. hung himself on Friday morning last, In
it of temporary insanity he vas Is c IaFmsF ~
good circumstance, member OF The ohorcn' arc
nuch reepected
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FORT OF NEW YoRK......sEPr !
illNnrHd,

eress u,Ttam London frnneI Mnurn Caroline N-smti
Salisbury liverpool sons I'anhoe, Knight Lefpoo'
Tayor& MtrnN
Bsrts Lawrence Prince Lisbon Wat Batrr Abon ne
Turner Liverpool Montgomery Bros nAha " ood Savannah
w ElwelL
Bs shamrock tBrl Kennedy g, Johas NF II Rout y Som
Rio Sw leafadu- Island. Thompson Nseha.s Alo
tiopId Turl leland Fe. Sons Bas Mclaughlin, s. Dc
mrso Brett yose Ieonns Menymaa s. Martins Ne'mth &
Sons -.
Holmes Ph hde pha; Deborah Robbins W. h1go bAyes'
Toosa Baltimore. Emma Los ell Bostoa Minerva Wight Cox
W.lr1i g.on Medad PI,,t - Nswbsr Nc Blooming YOUTH,
Collins Vienna, Nd
Sloop FASHION, Bydsnbarg, Providence
Steamer Kennebec Flowers Philadelphia
BArg h,ddeseN, Ely Ph lajelpha
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sats 81 ~ tas .b-e8, me eeeo Of The h'e f''
rH, GERMAN BAKERS las. night hired t .9
ss1as ers f. ns cS s65e ss 1890
9ss ss9s now is5e 9e:q so0Ps ,oc s s1 n5n
m'. aes. sifsF; apP Po &c eses
S.A e GderiSs n: T s5s sa Al
B 30 s9d oggose qsl29 p.ats h,
mai r, ey.ntrg rspe tic &c Beside he oo02e[avs
H&a , 9s5 bss Rem recommended oy al ms 9saRA aH0
80, Ia Iodo > rial organizations
-ar HOUSE PA1srEBs On Monday evening ,1 s1e
rsfnzT eect59a ihetnR tbs ihlrd c he hRa b-eu
sg5e 7 III. powerful As5oeison ia, S1l eeara
csrE gsrc rveeetsd Snccefs 10 tlis "9IA
= ~ .,oy org anzaen lis regn Srf recaifI0g az
-. M to he numbers.
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n Z F u,

Tuesday morning Sept IL CHARLES H DUDLEY an toe 47d
year Of his age. 10 ~.
TIN. (Wedresdsy afternoon at occk The relatives and lneAes
family respectfully invited to attend MS remains VI" DC
tax to Dutchess County tor internent ~
On Monday evening SEPT 10, after along and severe illness HAIR
RIFT MARIA wife OF Robert shm1non ,, !, -
Friends are respectfully invited attend her funeral at ~ 81 on
Wednesday from 80 Fhs Wlamsbursh, l. J. Her re
mans viii be tax o Greenwood for n;ernent
Monday afternoon sept &c. ALICE infant daughter Of 9a"s
Feds of IL, family especially invited to attend the fnr@ral
from az West Twenty Wednesday afternoon at
cb The remains VII taken Greenwood Cemetery for iaier
80, 49, - 4,.,o-
Tuesday uorng Sept IT, al MOL Wowst Broohyn OF ayeH'
ery Hrs ANNA JONEs late Manhad Nomenclature Wales
if lrend and those hedassber Mrs A Moore are r.
invited to attend tie funeral this day, at 33 O'clock With
= Z. .nrir ~ Inn
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New.York Cattle market. Sept IL.
fBy our own Rsporer.l

OGersd Loco Beevea 200 goahern ths remainder rom
this Stse 70 Cows and Cslyes ard 500 Sheep and an75.
EEEyEs, ETc-Fhs market Tor BeeyeS the whole hAa
been rather the pau week ihough The demand
hesro been brisk enough dispose all hist Offer
ed. Safes 81 from 81 20 SS y cw Occasional Irauisc
tors sde and under !heFs figures but these pri
&C, be taken the iGr market average About 20
len over.
COWS AND CALyEs-Fhe supply til, week was rasnsr
better than usGs Prices ranged a. from 30 10 SJG0
A.? 30 AL sold
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Bss5 Of shesp n from IS to 75D
3 Lambs 75c8l T5f5 50 Left oyoI, 20.
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Cuba Markets.

ST JAGo DE- CuB4, Aug * 1850
IN his MAJ keI ls produce now rgnsins IL s4
For the small parcels OF Muscsyadoes hal continue to drop
In from g. IS 20 are ssked for inferior grsdss CIsyed
sre he4 lEnly ri S3a$ % In Tobacco hei have bsen
arsacons and Inc Ttock in planssrt haudI continues
sccumnltie Yter Ideas are much high to sdnll Of
purchases Lard IN baretl covered hams and good
moderate supply. Exchange London 4sl On ibe
United HSIeE here takers
TRINIDAD DR. CuaA, Aug, 9Th.
Our raaTA continues 7od of iu.s1est sscS Of sugtr
planters hands hepg exhausted Yhs slt sses have been
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Arrived.

SHIP HUDSON Breml Hohorst Bremen is. mise and 80 ls'
sbH Ros, ptt Eiris Liverpool Ass aiss lad paen-
ship clinton Fancs Liverpool rdse AMI passengers to Toy
SHIN Audubon, watsor New Bedford ds IN ballast MASTER
SIN Ta g@G Ic Alsopor Malta Gibraltar 81 s ds
sap yaHa Rt, clry Liverpool .. . coal & Dom
On The si INST on Georges Bank experienced heavy ssi
' Bark Ike usl Heydapa tianbsrs a, @ and pa'sen
Bafl Gcde lsas soln Gsa % Boo'n. 1oi''oa
BARK Arthur tol Warren Spear Rorleax d. b1aais 70 Ilsr,
Bark Nevada new Wooster PASSPORT days, Smith
BryGton vessel to hcGnw, Foster Go
Bark Thomas o East nomastn1 Boyd Turks Island ~
salt to Nesnt SON Or 4- 7'3 an' a r'ts experienced
Mobile AUST Peev, Busno es IS hides and horns TO
Bas f VAS lot BoonI Psnlcon Galveston mi'e 20
Bs Gamma captel Calais lara5er Smith Boyqtoaa
Brig julia Payson Prebe Philadelphia "a arbe' bouad TO Bath
Big Fs Ee@ rar 9tIi BIZ Burnley Limerick ballast p4,
g. KanTa - Prime Edvta, hat potatoes &c TO
'i s.. cp.quaa sc Nayo Palermo 50 d. vine eto caanse''
ID" Bfc oscpos Stone Charleston IS IA um5er Potter Col
Providence The Ols tound 70 fros .ieaee ,,. p,.,
Brs Gafes Bis Card Windsor l3i plaster to ns5er
highlander johnson FredeAs5u5 d. corn ana toafp1'
Sch RoaroIe smith Eutqo days, a.a lad fab snit
'S seI Hans. Philadelphia u.s. togni Boston, puto'r
'1 Sen cba Mills Jones. waoosaa to Doll
F Sch Belmont B carf.r, wnlo IS s,pas.r bound to
Newport s,.. ry-;,pay g Co..
Sch julia fr1nces Hosaai Beaufort NC d. naval ,otei
Sch Maria kEgs1nd d 20 Johnson X io"uh
Sch HendeIt, Ane Calais 10 ds lumber to an1i q Boyn'on
Sch MARQUIS, Mllken, Ellsworth da. Hath
Oh Margaret. Boarimau Lubec 10 ds
Sch Jha a, freemah t s d d. P a@6
Sch Bi1aniam coiarci, CheTydyd i,.Ila0sr
Sch T6os Hicks, Han, Thoma,ton3 De. ms-
J nm hiIes Nuciit o "a luUb
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NInrkela....ALsAYY. sep,. !

TIE receipts for the past y hours h.ye bean;
6,eet 5b.E FLOUR $50 bushels WHElr 6t0o do CoRN
There L rot much tong IN g1ors ne sale, hAys osea
l,tod bbA On prTae Terms WaEA7i Il ,sr demand bal
have made OF SEQ buIh a. rs ior GoneJee sac, or
$4,000 bCIh BAILEY baTe taken pAee a 7Ga7 for tyyo-
roWed, and 81 <76 and TIC for ourfowsd Tbs fanssc.
rorI in Oars up i,oto b1saes ., g ceGla sasll
sales or Pihou WHISKY have .aka1 place a. = cent?
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PHILADELPHIA A, Thu 'eoGY, bOpL H.
MY DEAR SIR: But few persons out OF his lmnedla!e
family could seusiby lhsn have DONE the cruel
aud insung oppres,ons which Smith has been
suSjeced by the British Government The conduct OF me
cradle jAllor whose pleasure SeemB 10 be 10 ntct IN
suit and Outrage hs burdeued spirit shows The Gntmue
OF hit iupeTlos In Judging from brief corres-
pondence once had with Nj O Auen-trom nv obterva
ionl OF the oi his public Msand from the saSur
OF reliable ends who were Intimately acquainted
with him, wen convinced lhat II he coninlied any
The leader u the revolutionary oVsneul IL o.
land they proceeded from HIS humane opposition TO the
BpIpg OF bood-Rne exquisite sepse Of honor lnPIYae auo
public matters keen and sentative Tor he OCCASION ana
iimeP-and 6enevoierc9 Of heart thsl stunk lon tuo
idea Of graphing with the painful eatleo OF ssng Qnay
civil contest HIS ver,ost enemies, believe, ADMIT al his
therefore, bnd enough In all conscience TO eend suc
amau, for tbs Olsnse Of loving hts poor country 100 We'll
il perpetual exile from his family friends and home But
10 pcarcerqe his body Ia AihIome prison. and 10 clae
hts noble plfis mil his intellect Is thresened WIN eXtn.
punishment shows excessive ana VifuleDl messnes OF
n hich the Blish alis!ocracy could alone be guilty
aand forth 10 The world from such an Assem-
blaEe Of freemsn your COMMITTEES proposes 10 call os
the sn Indignant denuncioon OF Inc licked and w9toy
r.amept exhibited toward &r. OBrien but practically
fen. cen be service him You should emembeE(h maj
The proeps of patriots the music In Thich yrans mos
delight, and he TACT thai Republican People 90 highly
ete en- mr. o. Bon aud sympahise 90 deeply win MIN IN
hIs mental and bodily luerusa will ouly impert his on
nemiea n dlonsl enjoyment There only one remedy
1uch fragrant wrongs and that H. Tor the psope every
where have done and rs al the nations enc DAY VIII
doo Conquer hor iyTRn't aud espt Them from Inc lace
Of the earth.
sured OF my full concurrence IN lis OBJECT. 49, ~
Very truly youTg kO 4 I LEX:
To john r Heintssy Esq SeesetarY 10 The Smih Brien
Oonmittte Of arrangements No 1856 Bridge a. br9oH'
llp, NeL. York.
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~ q q RIEO.

Or. Noaday Sent, TO- by u. Rayner al IYLEE w PARK
ETtt Mif4 MARY c. GREIG both Of hls Cry. D. ~, NJ,
Sent H. al the The Holy Communion by ny N nul
l4r6drr GERYASE WHEELER TO KATE DRIVER edes'
daughter Of Samuel l. Hyde, Ksq Of New YorE o.
Or TUESDAY Sept H. the Church OF the HOY commune ~
Rev Dr. Mphenburg M WIN. B. DICK to Miss LIZZIE c. CUR
o. Tpedsy Sept l6 IN the Of NewYork by Rev Henry
CHASE Mi WILLIAMA WALES TO Mrs ESTHER HOWE, bo'h
Of Wservile Name.
liz rien so cor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Bspl II.

The FLOUR market remains steady and Is ftn
asS55 no CHANGES In Inc price o. G7AtNi the s-noun
ccmnZ IN rot unusually large. WEIsIY is "a FAR de
mAad The Rivst Ia lull falling
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nIarkets......BVFgAlol sept. u. l95Q.

The receipts aimee our last haze been as fol.
lows FLoua 800 bbis; WHEAT $3.50 0usaelI; CoRN
none In FLOUR the ransacaons smaller than yeSier
Gs7 ,Gs sslss Q. 9llcalgan ts5e oeen MADE s. 4G+ J.
Canada Ia u1ssted the CoEN @aix. and no sales OF
IMP or5s1ce have neen MADE. No change IN REIGHTs
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Ry me N9-th Rioer Bouts, NeDt ~ 8I3
nation Is es5 Usts +57 'Vhss "A bos gu
% Ibis Vhky, So bbs Ashes 100 hxs cnes.e o. pAss
Bulter e. bales Wool, 500 on' hy-. o'fiV 40 ecu
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By Tele eraph.

Markets. .EEw.ORLEANs, Ssp..l II
Ths C0rTos market il firm, With sales during
the ia,i Two daysof 1000 baes a IL 95i f9r Alddng
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TX PURSUANCE order O. tie rrogate CoGoty o
Notice here9z -ea I'll HAVING oai -
.saa WILLIAM FLYhN, late Of he City 81 SewYoh dea o.
present tia IL Yolcne hereof tbs subs b-t4 AZ TIE sag
street 10 nF
DATED New fors. sefs-ut September, s10
.OEH FINN. (r,e,nto,a
SIS las5E " FEANCIs CROSEXEF }hi@-'