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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-06

Trsm Gri-,'. Lad,'' nank.
COUNTRY BOARDING.
uY r. AETurR

Il ", happy jay iH the house when Mr.
J.uNu, made known the tact ,ha, be bad So
cured .umm,r boldiuc with farmer Cra6'rec
for ever, mind, natural sno-Irh tu think, ~a'
FLIED with plcassu, au'icPauuus. Dick and
Tom were almost si.d With delight, aud Mrs
Jenkins felt ~ excited ahout the matter that
.h. hardl, knew ~hal to do with herself.
..I How mach We shall ENJOY the summer .
said Oh. latter, over and over again. What
a change from hot, sWelIenng walls to COO
and pleasant voOds and fields From the s,i
fling. s,aguln, ar ora crowded CITY to Pur'
and breezy atmosphere And, then, shal
feel ~ relieved abou, the children. Tom and
Dick will have free range"
%. Above an, " would remark the husband
..We shall secure health, that creates, Of al
blessings"
Here was the broadcs, rrs,ing.Plaee fol
Mr. Jenkins As his thoughts wen, on towards
the uuiricd iu,ure-lhe future ofcouutry bOarc
ing Tha, somebody would be disappointed
he had serious misgiyings; bu, health woulC
vompcnsaie for any draw backs Tn persona
comfort which nigh, happen to arise an,
that such drawbacks would come, he iyll To,
well assured, A. the image Of tha, little hous,
and is little rooms stood forth distinctly b.
fore the eyes Of hrs mind.
Well, IN due time the family Of Mr.. Jen
kins was ready for - summer migration
Carpets had been taken up and packed ava,
in tobacco, little valuables distributed, for sai
keeping, among friends not 50 fortunate a
themselves in being able to escape from III,
city, and all the varied necessary arrange
msnts for leaving the town house completed
The ,uPerin,endenee Of all this, with grea
par, Ofihe actual labor, fell upon MIR. Jenkiu,
who was, by the time everything was read
for the move, 80 completely worn down wit
fatigue that she could hardly stand
I, was late in the afternoon of one OF IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-06

scrSr ~ RAILROAD oTTIcr.-Du,chman
-"I wants 10 git pay for pig vat ter railroad
is run over"
Secretary" How came the engine to run
over your pig"
Du,chman--"vy y mine pig was comm along
and ter railroad was coming along, and ter
pig did no, see ter railroad comm along, and
ter pig ven, TO run under ter railroad ven /,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-06
CT A man was broush, up by a f,rme

ey A man was brought up by farmer,
and accused OF stealing sOme ducks. Tns
farmer said he should know them anywhere,
and wen, On to describe their Pcculiari,y.-
" Why" ,aid the counsel for the prisoner,
",hsy can't BE- such very rare hrcod-l
have some very like them in my yard
4" That's very likely, sir" said the farmer,
These are not the only ducks Of the sort ]
have had stolen lately"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-06

sF A down-ea., skipper, with boy, was
trying to manage q small slooP, when the
master Of Liverpool packet, who had been
lodging out Of their way, incensed a, their
awkwardnes., cried out" What 'looP "a
that" "Thc Sally, from Maine," respond
Cd the Yankee lubber. "who commands
heri" "wall," replied the skipper, 81
undertook to, but .weow shes i''O much for
ne"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-06
ss- who arc yeou =, ,.ket /. Iong l.sscd

S- Who arc yeou !" asked long legged
Connccticutte. OF rather oyer-boaring con.
duc,or on the New Haven Railroad.
"I am the conductor Of these cars"
" And all the folks in 'em, ] sPose'
YES" (Shorler than pie crus,)
"wall, swow II tha, amt Pccsy SO!
Yecu cunductcr Of other folks, and don,
know how to conduct yourself. Gosh ("
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-06

w erl out West, having berrne wca.
~ OF single blcssedness, Is said to have writ
ten as follows to prUcas,ina,ing lover. Read
her appeal, ,nd think how many fair one is
pining in like manner IN loneliness, solely
through your cruel neglrc,
Deer Jim tom, ngh, uF II you're com.
in at all, cause Sam Holmes i insistin' that
shall have him, an he hugs an kisses ms
50 continually, can't hold out much longer
must have a fcller aiore next winter lcant
star It any longer Your flame,
SALLY ASH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-06
A Reliable Witness.

\ Ilco,ler was called upon the stand awav
out West, TO testify to the character Of I.
brother Hoosier Il was as follows
How long have yor sroWn Bill Bush.
whack :"
" Ever .iure he was born"
"What Is hls general character"
" Letter A, No, l. Boye par a very
great way"
"would YOU believe him on oath'"
" Yes stree, % or oil, or any other way y"
"What IN your opinion, are his qualihe..
tions to good chanr,crr
" IIc ls the best shot on the prairIcs or ,hs
woods he can 'h,,r All cye-wlnker OF
wolf, a. far D. shooting iron will carry {,
ball he can drink quart of brandy dsy,
and chcws tobaco likc horse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-06
Ihe Grfor0 Democrat,
y.stt,HEp rvtEY rrTsbaI SorSISs ~
MILLETT & MELLEN.

Ttsss-Ons dollar an1 6i,y cents IN advance
vns dollar AMI ssycuiy Ave cents within siN mouihs
to dollars At The snl q ths yv-r. To ~hich ATS
cruS. w,ll b. aJdcd 6S even ycar "a ~h'ch pa,uen'
.. iel,yyd.
AnVTNrtsTsINrs inserted on rrasonable terms
ths propfirtor- MT hsipg accpunisls So anN error
bsyonj the sInount charged 6r The ad'crtssreni.
- Paytnsnt for sl advertisements 10 held 10 ~
: ~ iruul ths date II the hrst inssrtiCn,
nv. n. PALNTE, We. :, Conytcss st.. lover
Nc nsl, Ni,~ftiscr Odic,,l Bost1n, . ouf Agcut
tor receiving subscriptious AMI aiy,tiscnesi' ior
che citiss u BnstUn. Nee Nork, Philadelphia, and
batimory
Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
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Died.



After short and severe illness the sad instant,
Mr. PAraicu KANE, In the Goth year Of his age
His friends and those Of his brothers inlaw Michael
cad John j. STAFF are requested to attend his funeral
from his late resdencc IL Park Row without further
invitation on this Saturday afternoon at half pest
On ths 22d instant Of consum pton, Mr. DAVIS
HowE, aged forty years six months and thirteen
days
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
smbereof the Sixteenth rect Bsptst church,
spectiully invited to stt.rd his funerst Sunday,
the 18th instant at two NJ from his late residence
No. 24 Wet Eighteenth street, without further invi-
tation. His remains will be taken TO Greenwso&
On the I'D inst after short bat severe Illness Mr..
HyoH Co,LE, native Of the county Tyrone, ireland,
sged rs years months and % days rrr.
His friends and ances and also those Of his
BROTHER Patrick CoyIe are respectfully invited to
Roosevelt street on Saturday, August "a at O'Clock
p. NJ, without further notice.
On Thursday afternoon, 22d instant, at Blooming
dale. ELIZA BuErHAm, In the 67xh year Of her age,
relic OF the late VIM Buruham.
The relatives and friends the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral without further
Invitation. on Saturday afternoon, oath instant at g.
o'clock frem her late residence The Mansion House,
At Greenburg, August 22d of dysentery, RrBEccA A.,
wife Of Nicholas underhill. aged 81 years.
Her friends and relatives invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence Saturday 24h in
slant. At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
After short illness Gu the 2sd instant, Mr. MICHAEL
FITrrATRfcK aged 81 years He native Of Johns
town Queens county Ireland and has resided In this
country for the last thirty Ave years.
His and his wie's friends ana acquaiptanoee
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral this Saturday
afternoon, at three O'clock from his residence lis
On Friday August 2s 1850, after short but painful
illness Mrs. ELIZABETH Roach, widow of the late John
Roach, aged seventy-three years five months, ana
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend her funera from the residence of her
Flaw John Loves, No. Tompkins street. on Sunday
afternoon, the 18th instant, at two O'Clock.
In Charles county. Ma 18th inst Mrs CATHERINE
hrAmcK, wife Of the Hon VIM d. Merrick, in tho
61sttyear of her age.
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H. - A. - -
refAe' ts,..' - nlnl o. sne Irc1 5reseoy.
tn. seen. prss..a IN the Ss "a. o.s ~o
shan not attempt to sssoribs more ghsstly ana
were in their erdp.ry eotsss hs .oS.. "s
il the IRON, p.,t q the bed resting the
arm and Psrtislly on the bosom other companion Tho
cropped beneath. that little her person Her
eoun.enanes vas psho, ana nsrssd Sy serenity
moved spiv ysry si,~ht,v .s,s, ,hs INT msas "a
then In the strursles 81 death eAe vas OF tn. mid
r"ntiv sssa shont fh,rtS Ssr r. hsr 80. o ~PH ~.
right NV Csldvsu the msst horr,d object that the
eyes ever bsheid he was tail, muscular wsll formed
sy ~ ~ 800 sns.y len s ~ ~ IT, TO-
cash !. hi throat had severed ana laid bare his wind
0sS he
vhkers were cottsd too sther with IL Judxipy from
the pos;on Of his limhs hi, oon,ort,ons mn.t have
hssn ions and .n.r. ~ NJ, nh, sids Luz tonnS
rsxor. covered with blood ad sso The razor esss
rFrrrps rTc rorsn IN THE ROOM
The following letters and M EN- orsnda found I'm the
leave little ground to ouestion that the act was
and that both had fully made IN their
IL ,SL ~. IN the manner In "n'cn
but never mailed IL is penned in good hand and In
punctuation, &c, scrupulously correct =
ALBANY AnrRicAs HoTEI- Aug. 2 1850.
p4nmL nuhnMAf, 80; IL. .,,,
x,s Know x ans vow wnS 10, TShs POSSIBLY
over he few psst wears of lie viewing The pre
sent allowed reslt future
but become DISSATISFIED with myself and all about
shs hnith this am no more Ny health perfect the years
terins but for ali this life IL bnrden lyon are
ed Nv ell you may be- "Astonished 70 Yes to think
like myself full Of life and vgor should for death
The reason Why u is unnecessary TO state Volume. would
not hola ~ Neh.r could paper paper eoh.sa H. might
near 70 me- Int as eays thsm behind Iwii, say fSrs
ve Nav prosperity crown the heads OF those iasye be-
hind me. Then, TO ana all, Fare we'll! Farewell
x.,,,, WIN. A. CALDWELL
No'hps ou' TINS ieA'e oenina me-
The indications in the room were that tho parties
had violent vomitngs and experienced much purging,
Sc.
The following was written In a woman's hand on q
slip OF paper. In pencil mark, and found In the ROOM
We correct the spelling and punctuation slightly
Dear tnke my bl.es hat Give my ear rings with
70 r Ine res. % my annss ie
trotisr RI, ,aLe ~ ard ,e.r IN iar nass Won
are as We prepared TO die as / am Adisu
Don't let any body Franks clothes for my sake.
On the table Was found very richly cased daguer-
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

fripsv, August z3-sP.M.
The cotton market was active to-day, with sales at
full prices and cloaing with an upward tendency 10
rates The decline a. he. has been recovered,
while advance Of an additional he. wagreported
day making difference of Ne from the lowest point,
since the arrival of the Europa The market also
tinued TO be Influenced by further sdyices from ne
South regarding the unfayOrabe prospects Of the pre-
sent crop Flour in fair export demand for COM
mon grades Of common State aud Western brands,
while there was no married. change IN other descrp-
uons. There was fair business doing In wheat with
saes Of 0enesse Canadian are bern, at quo
tstions Corn was lover by In. Pc ossAel owing TO
Increased receipts and diminished ordsrs from the
Esst Pork Unfair request with sales about res
t.rdAys prices There marked chan g- In other
articles ct provisions dice vas active with sales AT
full prices Sugars also In good demand at full
Bnr.psrvp,s -Iisur-Tradssetions we're not so iarg.
1900 bb 50 Is So 90 for the whole range OF com
mon o. straight State; 81 67s - SIX for old aud
rev choice hiebigan, and 50 tok IS e2H for pure
G.nesse. southern -four continued inactive. The
sales we're only 30 bbs at SO ~ 50 81 tor mixed
to s-aen erapds and 30 sIh 50 90 for choice The
At 81 % s2p The sales Of Corn Mel com prise 200
bts Jersey At 80 l2h Whess vas easier. thoasa
ttl 10; 1880 bushels new Southern, terms not
dsretood and lot Of 10 600 n, IL CanAd at 81 O5
Rye hs, improved ssles sum mp 900 bushsis At Csc
Ioc CLOSING at the latter rate Oafs telling 70
some sxtent 1T Gle 44e for Nerthern, 300 Ale for
Canssissi 8sc zoe. for jersey, and sse S5e. Tor
and prices have declined. sales embraced 1900
tushsls 81 CSC for mixed 6skc for handsome Jersey
ysllo-. ssd zoe. for small lot of handsome white
southern. from store
corros.-The disposition 20 purchase continuing
to-day holders disposed % nearly 1000 bales firm
prices equal 20 advance Of since the orders per
Eurspa vsre received
Psovlaoss-pork-Thsre vas but moderate inquiry
for pork. While quotations nchanged; some 900
bills we're cold At $40 s7k for aud 80 81 IS
ssh Tor prime Beef was ueady and quiet ZONE
$1,000 lhs picked shoulders disposed Of ct 3se,
10 b weighed cut The market for lard continued
very dull. and the Gales were confined TO $50 bbs
prins at e'se snd 40 bbls grease at stc. We have
no change Of Importance 10 report In the market tor
butter or cheese.
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M o N E Y M A IL X X II.

friday August Zo-o r. NJ
The stock market has experienced no change. The
fsncies not active, but prices we'll
tanned. There not single share of Erie Read
ing Railroad sold at the FIRST board. The market
closed heavy.
The receipts ut the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer
OF this port teday amounted to $500 1877 03 payments
s32S26 70 balance So,el9,o24 %.
1t will be by police report that Wall
street broker has been getting himself into
In his esgerpess to hx the charge OF fraud upon the
members Of house which has recently Suspended
payment for q large amount, he went too far, and
swore to much more than he prove The bro kers
in the street have been large losers by the failure Of
the house alluded to- and they, doubt feel little
Sore and one Of them took this to make them
give his demand preference The best part of the
business is the report that the broker Who made the
affidavit Of fraud, purchased large amount of the
protested paper of the suspended house under the
impression that the difficulty would be privately
arranged and he receive the full amount OF his claim
The Canal Commissioners OF Penn yvanis bave given
the Philadelphia aud Columbia Rsirsad, from tho
inclined plane-includpg the visduct-to the corner
Of Vine and Broad streets together with all the real
estate and old materials upon that part of the road
The proceeds Of the sale shall be than 100000
The current quotations is this market for foreign
and domestic exchanges for specie and for uncurrent
money, were annexed -
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MARKETS ELsEwnERE.

ptutsnrts,us, rarpsy, hvcrsr =, lS0-Ffrsi Borrd-
$3.50 Fe.nsyfvania ss n $50 shares schuyk,li Bank,
lk sso0 Unitss sss,.s g. 81 l12 shsre Penssyvsnis
1Ib. rs Louisville Rank. l02A SEQ Camden and
Anloy Railroad Gs, ~ ?sA sIoso sehsykii s.s,es.on
and hsshsnes nent t1 sdo Pennsyvaais Railroad, ts
- Do. linton Csnsl ~ Secccd Boo rv
ria o. \, a. fovh 500 90 loc\ 10 shsrss Uaoa
Csns ~; 80 90 Morris sal le't DO cirsr. Bsnh,
f,sro~ 1rrn-rss Auet.sr rs shrs Boston ana malne
Raload 10 ~ 40. lo2h SO Eastern Railroad. IVY -
g. sfm 10 hRoche.'er ana syraeese ks,lreai ~ Nor
folk ountv Rsfoad. ST.; ~ 80. ny, Nerml Central
Rarutd. Az IS %, bAod. IN " d.. zsA, IS Rssaag
hsroad, ste, 2fa Boson Exchsnge Company. S2ss'
Saiistury Manufseturng Company, lof7,s ~ fremont
Rstt hehts, u $40 Vermont Central AZ Diviesod. s.
BsfrrrCrR. fEuRsrkv, Areusr - t5.0p Maryland
quar,srly 6 sq, Al coo 40 do. sea.: s2O 40. DO. 80
s2Uo a.. Do sA; s2o0o de- DO, So shares Baltimore
snd Ohio Railroad. ~.
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CITY IntelllRence.

NATIONAL REFORM MEETING The PARK.
On Thursday next, q meeting Of the old National
Reform Society Of this city, Is to bs held in the Park
when Mr. Isaac y. Walker, meInber OF Congress for
The freedom OF the public land will be the question
discussed and the Senator for Wisconsin IL of the
adv. Gates OF that We telegraph des-
patch last night from the hon gentleman to Mr. John
IL. keyser, Of the delegates Of the Congress Of
Trades in which he says, shall attend your meet
Ing in the Park.n
"Nisru wAnD DrnocRArIc rally Under this
head will be found resolutions In smother column,
adopted by the democracy Of the Ninth ward sustain
ing Senators Dickinson and CHss u the they
have pursued and calling upon the senate not
trm the appointment OF Mr. Maxwell collector Of
this port
Tn InossIprs BoILrR ErPLosIss.-ws are Informed
that this steam propeller not inspected by the
New lork Inspector OF steam boats.
THApE sxLE OF Booxs.-Yesterday morning &C eie ut
O'Clock, the sale Of books -ed in tie great
semi annual auction OF Cooley Reese, and was
and tea The Attcu dance very large aud the bid
ding mort spirited. MIR. Reese kept the buyers In a
With the FIRE Of his wit. aud lured the N on to
make purchases in spite of Themselves At O'Clock
they we're entertained at a magnificent a.;euner in
the room overhead. aud number Of g.ntlem.n NOT
COLLATION.. The following was the bill OF fAre;-S&umon-
cont ,inagre bouf ala mode fricAndeau de yesu;
volatile pqus, becasse roti tongue, lemcnpicse; ham,
Go runp beef John ull sauce roast lsmb, Worossser
rant jelly; chicken ssiSd picked oysters; tomatoes
cucum bers and onions potatoes; beets musk melons,
~stsrm..ons.i rtach,s ll-ms apple vi. peach pie
cream eskes sponge cake, ginger snaps wine biscuits
butter crackers pin,apPis Z hsese rasins almonds
stparina coda lemon soda tea coffee chocolate.
This 10 Of the greatest aud mos. important
trade salts that ever took place Ina this city.
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Impors.n, runner from c.,..

TnE SENTENCE oF TWO AMERICAN CAPTAINS TO M
ExKCUTED.
The steamship Palmetto, smith. mot the Ohio a.
rsporisdj arrived yesterday afternoon IRON New Or
leans, via Key West, after passage Of seven days
She trings news Of the fate Of two American ship
nAstsrf
The mall schooner from Havana arrived at Key West
the day that the Palmetto sailed and the captain re-.
ported that Captain Benson Of the bark G,organ and
Captain Pendleton Of the brig Susan Loud had been
condemned 20 death By the authorities At Havana
The probability IL that These unfortunate non have
ere tffs bs.n
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PAcxEr SIR Manhattan, /
August %, 1850.

DEAR Dz. Your services ending with the voyage,
cannot allow you TO depart without expressing my
warmtst appreciation for your kind, prompt and skill
full attention to my passengers &c having over 700
on board and during the voyage, some most severe
cases Of fever ano other diseases ngt them Yet
lost not from disease incidental to ship. Ao.
oopt my thanks for your kind and skfu attent ton TO
self officers. crew and passengers.
Nishing you success sud hap pincss through life,
am sincerely, yours WM. q. UACKsTAFf.
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srKas LfSr TO H.vHs The new steamship Frsut-
lin " nov 80 near completion az TO be advertised TO
sal for Hsvrs the 10Th o. September she IL the
pioneer Of the New York and Hasre steam Navi alton
Company line. which viii he composed OF the Frank
lin and lumboidt The latter IL progressing raoidly
towards completion, and will shortly follow the Frank
lin. They Gill touch regularly at Coves both on their
outward ard honewars voyages, thus adording in.
creased facilities foe visiting England well the
eontnsnt Of Europe.
Tue Franklin win be commanded by Capt Walton,
ard the Humboldt by Capt Lines. both OF whom have
Ha,rs packet ship. the latter being nov in the New
Nork
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The MstLIr Herald.

Our weekly paper viii be published At rine o'elost
this morning. fts solumns gill be filed ~ith impor-
tant and Entertaining intelligence from all rsrts %
creation, including the late nom California. the
Eurcreln intsliseres, the proceedings of Congress
fun description Of The Grand Fancy Dress Bs 81 sa-
rsiors, &c, &c single copies in Wrappers, rHpepss
or tkree dollars psr year
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CvIrIse Locvoop fonmpprs ~ HarrI.-we under.
ttAnd ncm Capt Acksriy, of the schooner snas n.
Hand, sTrived yeFterday morning Gonaives that
the American ensul At - latter place informed him
that the Haytsn government had forbidden any fur.
ther cutting 81 lcr~cod In hayti Everything remain.
% quiet AZ the departure % the q n. Hand
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The BERMUDA CosvIcTs-AKREsT OF THE Cap
TAIN or THE SwAk.-lt will be seea, by reference
TO another column, that Joseph Pierce, the Cap
tain Of the Swan, was arrested, yesterday, upon
warrant issued by Justice Lothrep, upon a charge
of conveying into this State men who had been
conyicts in foreign country. The arrest was
made under the act TO which we referred yester-
day; and We glad to see that this law, which
appeared TO be dead letter in the statute book Is
TO be put in force and that the authorities will not
permit this city and State be polluted WIN srch
inporations. IL is quite enough 10 have the pau
pers Of the old country swaming in our streets,
without It's criminals. The Csptaid of the Swan
has wisely submitted, having undertaken to convey
the convicts back 10 Bermuda. In the meantime,
bail to the amount of $4,000 has been required
from him TO answer The charge, in the event Of his
not fulfilling his engagement. II appears that the
certificate of pardon docs not. on the face OF il,
require those men 20 come 10 the United States,
hut only insists they shall not go back to Bermuda;
but We cannot tell what the verbal arrangement
was between the >convicts and the representatives,
OF the Brush government The following Is
copy Of the law under which Captain Pierce was
arrested
the master OF commander Of any ship, boat, or
other vessel arriving from ioregn country who shall
knowingly bring any person, either ss passenger
hand, into any port, city barber place within this
state with intent to land to permit to land such
passenger or hand, which passenger or hand shall
have be,u shall be, foreign convict any ieosy
which " committed In this State would be punibabs
therein thn BE- considered FOE such offence guilty u
misdemeanor, and shall be punished by 6ne OF i'm
prsOnmsut but such fine shzll not exceed three
hundred dollsrs nor shall the Imprisonment exceed
over year for each ofencen
The Court, ho~e,sr. have the power to remit such
fine or imprisonment the commander OF such vessel
reconveyng the c0nvcts to the place from whence be
took them, payment Of costs Of proeee ution.
This law is imperfect, and IL seems necessary
that there should be a general law II Congress on
the subject for had Captain Pierce landed the con-
victs IN New Jersey, he would not have been an
swerable, and nothing would have been easier Tor
them than to pass over to this city in the ferry
hoafs
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


AEG Ards.
SToLEN-DRAfTS ON LONDON, vIz;-oNE ON
~ Haywood Kennard Co favor Of John Murdoch, case.
No. 1885 a. favor Ann Murdoch, ESQ IS favor Mary
Jane hurdock, ESQ., spooper stwood Co. All personc
forbid negotiating the drafts they
cofted by the owners Also quantity Of jewelry.
TRUNK EXCEPTIONALLY TAKEN BY MISTAKE
from the Chambers station of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, the ARRIVAL Of the evening
Monday, the 18th inst, travelling truok marked W. H.
s. liberal will he paid turning II Kali
road Ohice in Hudson street, Chanbers.
nNE MILL REwASB-HaS AWAY. ON THE 5rH OF
~ July from the subscriber Samuel Lindsy. ndeuted
apprentice TO the making business Thiss forbid all
per,ons hahoripg the hoy my above
reward and charges will he paid for his and
delivery TO me- JOSEPH A. RHODES
Willausburgh, L. l.