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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-29

WAsH.NoroN. Jan. 81.
SENATE. =
Numerous petitions and reports were pro-
sentrd. 49,
Mr.. Shrds reported n bill to make Gen.
Scot. Lieut.. Col. General, Tor his gaIlan,ry
in the late Mexican war;
HOUSE.
The House has been engaged Ell day 90
hhe Private Calender.
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NJ Samuel Craighead, Of Dayton, has
h.~n elected Granl Master Of the |. o. D
rs in Ohio.
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BRICK HOUSE AND STORE FOR RENT.
Two soiy DhILh House well cacuia,e
n fbr tihiIiy wishing I'd keep grocery store,
will be rented 10 Respectable iamiiy, on rcasona
Die terms Apply to he subscriber Tor information.
VILLA HUGHES.
laL2l 3ts* Corner Main aud "a SITS.
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STRAYEO.

DINA liz;
Ows5 About the lisa september, from liz;
49, subscriber in Evansville, a red ami white
&---" colorei Cow, three 70 as old last spiing.
ma rsei with slII under The !c:t Any person
returning said Cow To Il e subscriber. Will he libe.
rally rewarded. jan25ttl JOHN BURBANK.
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SlOO ISEWARD!:

He undersigned, Sheriff of Vanderburgh conn
] ~, Ind, will give the above amount for the
arrest OF JOHN CLARK, VINO escaped from the jail
vi sad county. the evening ol Saturday, Janua-
n llth Said Clark Is probably about "a years OF
age, abiut teet inches ghi. black hair dark
eyes sallow comp lexlon, aud sharp features. The
hair IRON the top o his head nd been of for the
purpose addressing a wound -tely received ~ him.
The wound is MOI yet healed and is,about an inch
and halt long. JAO =. TERRY Sheriff.
Evansyi!e J IN. ., 1851 -l3 It.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. "a.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a.
The following appointments have bern
confirmed: II. Hail. Of Vermont Second
Comptroller of the Treasury. Elias S. Ter
ry. OF lEd.. Recorder of the Land Office
Robt. McAIpn of Louisiana, Supcriutei,d-
ent of the Branch Mint at N. o. w. De-
buys. TreaSurer of The same. Edward e..
Dale, Treasurer of Philadelphia Mint
Gideon II Holmes. OF Mass. Consul to Cape
of Good Hope. Alex. S. Ross OF N. Y.
Consul al ST Catha.ine. John Sloan, Of
Ohio, Treasurer of the United Statcs.
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LEATHER,

s0A ides eastern Sole Leather in store an
ebOO for sale by ALLIS S HOWES.
,,nlS
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NEW CASH STORE.

ME undeIs glcd nay.iig formed a cO-pnriner-
L ship aud iakcn the Store ON the corner at Main
and " aier streets have just received large aud en-
tIey new STEAK OF foreign and domestic dry goods.
caracts, rugs. 0 l-cioths, Bookings, and other ;ur
nisiIng goods, To which wc respectfully invite tho
attention OF dealers or consumers rs Ae think We
can offer them strong inducements TO purchase. ell
ther in style, quality or Prise.
JAMES K BARNS,
ANDREW CoIDURN,
BARNES & COLBuRN.
seplq-lyr Corne, OF Man and Water SITS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

DY var -ue ~ all Order 81 Tie tanuefOuTgn PROBATE
ID Court made al lie November term n ID. 1850,
thereof, vii! Oh the 22I day of February A ID.
iS5l ewceu The hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M. and
r NJ q: same day, sell at pubic auction at The
Court House door III Evansville, from 30 10 leo
acres oi le Skeels Farm. called, situated iare
W of W or Of se,; %, ami III tie qreIs or al
sec 2S, in ! own , youth large 10 w.st in VanGer-
hurgh county OF which George S,eeir died, seiztd.
The above Farm is IN h-h stale cultivation,
living DO h sides OF he EefSrsbergh road. and with
IN about miles c:~rcysnsvlle, and from 80 TO 100
acres OF whicaili be sold to pay the debts of the
estate.
TrK.is OF SALr--o third cash, onc-,hird in 6
nonths and one third IN IL months, with approved
security waving relief laws.
MARY SkEELS, Adm'rx
ian2O dltwi.s BY INeI.E g. WHEELER, Atty's.
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TORRENT.

trA A Brick dwelha. House, wilh Store OF Main
s.. Street for rent. Apply 10
inns If j. & W.REILLY.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. "a.

Stephen Burnett the fugitive slave who
was remanIed by the U S. Commissioner TO
the custody of his MASTER has been purchas-
ed and set free.
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CINCINNATI. Jan. Is.
The river is stationary.
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SIG 900 $3.50 90
An absolute loss of 81 63O dollars, on S26-
90.
might give other instances where as great
losses have BEEN sustained in the sale oil ST Gu
rites pledged us those given, but | will not
detain tn Convention further with TEEN.
have given enough TO show The great depre
cation CT stock and mortgage securities. and
that tn, y are We y inadequate to protect the
bill-holier. The gentleman from Cass Mr.
Bddie, ITO whom always listen with great
interest, went so far as 10 intimate that rail
road stocks would be, after while, introduc-
ed into the list OF ample securities for bank
ing purposes.
MIR. BIDDLE (lnterrosing). What said
was in reference TO the statement OF the gen
tleman from Wayne (Mr. Rariden), who
said thu, railroad men would go into free
banking. Nothing but Stale or United Suites
stocks is my doctrine.
Mr.. LOCKHART. / understand the gen
llcman from Cass lis expressly stating, that
these were not the only stocks that would be
taken. 1t was said Oh yesterday by one Of
my colleagues Mr. Owen,) that the friends
oil free banks did not propose 10 put in these
stocks at their face. but at their market price
not above par. Does that better the thing
Does not every one know that storks are con-
slanily fuctulliny in value. Today they
may Oe al par. 10 morrow they may be worth
but eighty cenIs the 0oilar, aud the mex
DAY be: forty. Suppose that an association
il formed Tor banking purposes, with Il capi
tai vi slOo:" 200: AMI .iey deposited $500 UU1
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81 U'Ntiu fashionable Tailor s,,t'p Syca !
y. n.o.e, H. ~ cca " alter and
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NEW YORK, January "a.
: !, Inc Arctic with thirty Passengers and. q
iuli freight OF valuable goods arrived today.
FRANCE
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9oI,H SSI.zoS OU
From this statement it will be seen that
SSl.277 OF ample securities" pledged by The
ST. Lawrence Bank, were sold Tor S27 ,232
90, or S54.024 so less than they we're pledged
for.
The New York Banking Company depcsi-
ted as security TO ill holders
$50 900 Illinois State g per cent
stocks: which were sold
for $3.50 90
6000 Michigan State 6 per
cent. stock which sold
for l,oic 90
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Graprl for the Cast.

NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and
L FALL RINTR-By tie splendid aud lpeqor steam
er> EMPIRE ST Al md 4 Al STATE, Of great >rensA
and speed particularly adapted 20 the ntsistnn 4 Long
Island sound running connection with tue tal hlVrr
and old Coouy Railroad distance OF % niles 10 boston
onl, Leave per NJ ). y X near TIE Battery -
Tle steamer EMPIRE STATE. Capt BIsyton. % l rs
DAYS TIL BSDAl> and SAIl RDAfS. AZ 2 VI
The Steamer BAY STATE Capt WI Brown ~ MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS aud r RIDANS, az 7 NJ
Ihi> Inc - the that run, direct Tor Newport
These steamers fitted With c0uluoduus >tater1ns
md ever, the security ana comfort OF pas
sruceIs. ho afforded b., MS route nights resi- on
board and arr,.il al Fall River proceed per kaTod
r,acn. Bo>fonea the following morning, OF can remain
un board .etBs their breakfast. wished Tor. until ms
>iArtng the .accomm station train n Qlarterpas
O'Clock NJ, when reaches Boston Al quarter before
O'Clock. 4 NJ
A baggage master = attached 20 each steamer who
cssts the baggage, and Accompanies the same
~ Destination
The rafcs for pas>ase and the prce ,tae-roo, the
same b. other Ines
si-anef runs II connection with tbs line 70 ,nd from
Providence. Gaiiy. except SUNDAYS
Pare from New ark through - Providence, taAI klvef
: Newport So 10 New Bedford. fare - 20
Fne-hi Boston taken AZ the rates A. BY ms
reg lines and 0Tw aTded IN great expedition hs
kNpress Freight IraN which leaves Fall River eVerv
morning ntsys excepted II o'clock for Bostnn md
New Bedford. ~ IS destination Al OF about II
AN
FIR freight. apply board. al the pce On Per No
Mr. For berths apply board. % II =
desired them ahead Application nay De made -
iel0v TISDALE BORDEN. Agents. - and II " est 81
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PEGULAR NAIL LINE via Stoning-

Il y Tor BOSION. T., NEW bEU-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT. craving the great
Eastern United States al without change II cars de-
tenton TIE steamer c. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel
Stone and Conlmod0Ts Capt h Frazee IN connection
with the StonAg and Providence AID ton and Prov
ideuce Railroads leaving New YORK daily. Sundays
cepted from Pier No r. INST wharf abcye Battery
psce1 u o'cl,cs NJ and Stehlngton # 81 o'clock "
OF 81 ARRIVAL OF the nal tram which leaves Boston a.
PM
Thes. steamers arr unsurpassed for strength safety
sc-ed elegance The ocers are experienced
and attentive
oAsr beng shorter anu more direct the KIP : more pleas
s>ly and etpe.irntislv performed While PASSENGERS
always re upon reaching ther dsstnat1s IN AdHADre "
those BY either Il the other routes .
The COMMODORE. from New SorS-M ndAE y edn 60
dAy snd FudN.
From S,onlr ston-Tussday THURSDAY And SATURDAY
TIE G VANDERBILT, ron New fork-IuesdAy,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Trn S,onlngton-Si ,n1ay y siEesday and Frds'
B-psSs@ig-rs N arrIy4 A. ); olnst9a pros eel name
dStsy per Ma Tram Providence And Boston or Al % .
ferred board the steamer AID slllai exc tedj
take the Accounts ,tion Tram from SonRgton Al
which connects 81 Providence with The II ltA- ~
Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steiner AID rr<sn
thrOt ga each way
Newport passengers can on board the bJat N
Stonns;on until ;, NJ. then tSse the Acconrn'slAii q
tam ana al Providence tine 70 ase he 81
PERRY which leaves Providence fpr Newport Al h -
arr'vns u Newport by II A New-Besf,rd and Iain-
Ion PASSENGER. proceed Immediately On the ARRIVAL d me
Nal TrsIn al N ansield.
For passage b-rths rooms ire skt appne 80
may be made a. Psr n 1rth hvsr. or u tie orce -
tsY- Pises,
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MINNESOTA IrsMs.-John McNih, re

MINNESOTA ITEMS John McNlti, re-
spectacle farmer living al III. Douglass, Was a -
Paul one dan last week With about $3.50. NTH which
he intended - enter land al saltwater since then
he has not been heard OF His wife has been an
search of HIM and beng able 70 learn nothing more
about nlm. connected with some SUSPICIOUS lrcur-
stances attending his disappearance she l. tlled with
apprehension that he has been murdered The
Chippewa Indians. VITO are beng removed oy Agent
Various from the shore Of Lake superior 70 The
west SIDE OF The Upper Mississippi had well-cOn.
cocttd plan, IN which they We're aided and soeited
by certain injett Sled whites and habreed>, 20 resist
removal and INSIST upon receiving their payments a.
Fond du Lac Lake Superior. instead OF Sandy Lake.
neal the Mississippi by vigorous. decisive. and per
>eveTing measures. MAJ Wairou> has broken up ,heir
arrangements ana We learn by letter from there OF
August H. = now quite sure of succeeding IN ihtH
removal. some people think We can't raise com IN
Minnesota Il l. true the corn raised here >mo>.y
the small KIND that beng preferred, especially oy
the Indians who viii pay 81 per oushel for A. sooner
Than they VIII pay 5 cents for dent corn out We can
take any OF those people who are lncTecuous ABOUT
our com INTO a field Of Gen. Wilson's. near -.
Paul. where corn sToWlng - 70 II feet high ana
the ears above youI reach II = the laTge Alni VI
We learn. that A The land sale IN saltwater.
some maI had ne neanne>s 10 bid agan>, al actual
settler ana run h. land M 10 81 acre. THIS =
an unprecedented outrage We do not KNOW hi>
name. bu' 4 Ne Learn p vii try ~ marx h.nl, 80
Than he shall bC a. remarkable u Cane Mas
AlMue>aiA Pioneer. effA u'f.
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Cxeursions. ST.

I EBANON SPklNGS.-Shortest and
j,b.,nes; rclt. o. ms del ghtful Summer Rerres, .
nv n, ku,on River boss ana Hudson RVer RAroai 70
Hudsos aud thence Pr railroad and stages 70 me Sprss
n, ,hs WY al the SHAKER CITY Passengers from. New
YorA bv morning boats railroad. will leave Hads1n y
,hc ,cock VI uau. ard Arrive Al the Sp'In<s a. =
PM Passengers from New-N0rS By eyeRins coats %
tr,us " m leave HucSa the morning II sclocs aud
arrv- At the Sprags at 81 Vsq are HDsa 'hs r's'
a fare iron. Hudson 20 The >p'irsS ;!
T WATERMAN, Ssgs1nt.adsa.
Hpison JaRe ., 1881 rH ia
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S,TPRFNE COURT of the STATE of

- NEW-NOhk Emily Brydses az anst fi r ~
Starr Summons re- Contract To thANCIS , lAhh'
Defendant lou are hereby required 70 answer thr COM
rlant n tins and copy oil your answer Dh ne
A. the C Il New York. within twenty days alter The sri
ce oi mi, summons exclusive II the DAY u service anu
YOU are a..o notified that II YOU TAI 20 ans yer thc cppldm
tn Plaintiff NIL then and there take judgment or Dhe
tLo and one hundred and seventy i've dollars WIN inter
at - specified the compliant l"hch VIII De Ihls a."
sled IN the Office II the CLERK 0f the tf anh tyunt u
-. ~. f~.d.s the costs II this acton Dated. New
~ IuIy ~ ,8l ALBERT MATHEWS.
"a Iaw8s v Plaintiffs Attorney, u Wal ~
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legal Notices.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COl'RT.-ln the matter Of
pCthe Application Of The Mayor Aldermen and Comm n,
atty of the City Nov York, relative u the opehhs q"
SIX .SFCOND-STRFFT. frpis Jth-N. o. gh-ay
IN the CITY Of Nsw-YOrk Public Notice - hereby
gwen ~ the MAJOR. Aldermen and tominnay ~ lee
C,trof New YORK pursuant % statute such made
an provided that the sand the MAYOR, emen and oh-
m,falty ~ the City Il New YORK. intend 10 mae app
,ion m Inc sreme Court Of the state Of NewYork Il
Sr,cl Term o the said Court 10 be held Al the tiy nan
# the CITY Ut New-Yurk 81, riay the l0ih dis 81 sep
teuler H. III. opening If the Court Oh mat dd o." ~
soon thereafter Counsel can De heard, Tor the appoint
nrn ~ Commissioners If Estimate and Assessment u the
tve entitled natter the nature aud extent 81 lnr
Improvement hereby intended IS the opening 81 pzu-
- from jft-ag ~ the SHAY, m ths NY ~
N.v-Y ,rs A. lad out upon the map n plan - vac
CITY II New YORK under and b. virtue Of an ct 81 no
LEGISLATURE o the People II the STATE ~ Ne"-foA gu
titled An No. r-4fNe To improvements touching me liy-
pg o, If street, and roads the Cts u NeF-f 9r iHh
VI au5u.t n 1881 HENRY y DAVIES,
suly tSrrt20 Counsel % the Corporation.
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The Cuban LiberatOrs at New-Orleans.

NEw.ORLEANs. Saturday, Sept g. 1851.
No further disturbances have yet taken place
among the distressed LiberatOrs, but all the bar
rooms IN the second Municipality have been closed
200 men have returned TO Alabama, but many yet re-
main here for want Of the means 10 get home.
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PAssengeTf VII pr0fnfe tcAtLs Dt ITt tIt1Iz. Ho
OLIVER LEE Superintendent
NSxYork aug lg.l aut II
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
L N-Trams leave NEW YORK A. follows, from pier foot
OF Duaae-st daily, SUNDAYS etcepted) -
MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at6 A NJ for Dun
srk stopping only at Suhers Chester Mdiletown, Della
ware arrow sburg DEPOSIT. Susquehanna BnghampaH,
Owego. Wavery Elmira Corning, Horne ls7Ille, Clean.
Friendship, Little VALLEY and Genesee Tins tram con-
meets al Dunkrs with hne ofspendld Steamers, one u
which leaves immediately on ARRIVAL Of the cars tor Cleye-
land direct arriving time to take the Express ram iT
Cincinnati Passengers for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo
take tins train and Geneva the same evening
and AZ Rochester aud Buffalo the same nigst.
Q MAIL TRAIN 4 A NJ. VIA Piefmont, stoppins al
AL the stations and arriving al Elnlra AT 81 Z NJ rus
remains al ElHira al night and proceeds next morn
lre a. o'clock arriving AZ DunkIrh IN the afternoon
WAY TRAIN, a 81 p N, via PiermeHt, OusvLie s1a
a. intermediate stations ,
I WAY TRAIN. At P M, VIA Jersey City, for ousylle.
: EVENING EMPRESS TRAIN. at s NJ, for Dun
kirk Stopping ~ the Stations - the dav traeSf
Tam and a. Hanc,ck Great Bend Beyldele ana Great
Tn, Train connects a. Dunkrk with the splendid
srs NIAGARA KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE,
Of which viii leave for DETROIT, direct On me
arrival of the and connect at Detroit WIN ne Ef-
press Trans On the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD f1r Chicago, Milwaukee, sc
Passengers i'r Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo taxing
this Tram AZ Geneva next msTinng' and al Hches-
Ter and Buffalo n advance of any other line
TRAINS TO NEN-YORK.
MORNING EMPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dunark At
rlyug ~ Nrw-Nork the same evening.
2 WAY TRAIN leaves Otsvllle At 81 A VI s;opl-ng
a. all he stations arriving IN New-YOrS at 10 %
5 MAIL TRAIN, kaves Dmurk al 10 A VI stopping
Al Al N. Stations. and arrives m EmiTa al 81 = VI
4 MAIL TRAIN leaves Geneva At 4 VI, and Elmi-
- AZ NJ s9pgms at all the stations aud arrives Id
3 EVENING IMPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dansirs At
g. VI stopping the places gong west and a,
C;rs,er aud arrives IN Nev-Y0rk the next forenoon
r6p NJ TO- 81 s'aons ~ ne Rosd and or hoches 81
AMI X ralo CHARLES NINOT. Suoeuniendeui - az
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Death of the Wife of Attorney General Crit
ffndeu.
Withdrawal of Quitman for Governor of
Nississippi.
WASHING

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1851.
The Tn,on OF this morning has dispatch, an
nouncing the withdrawal Of Gen. Qultman, rs a
candidate for Governor Of Mississippi
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By Telegraph to the New-yOrk Tribune
Reported Serious Illness of Hon. Daniei " eo-
s,er-Tbe Death of Judge Woodbury..

BOSTON, uts~d1f ~ -
The Nqnchester ~ H Mirror states 'ha'
letter was received In that city yesterday rom
Franklin. announcing the serious illness OF Hon
Daniel Webster.
The death of Judge Woodbury. was apProprl-
ately noticed this morning at the opening OF the
United Safes District Court. Judge Pltman' OF
Rhode Island, the Presiding Justice, pronounced
brief eulogy upon the deceased and adjourned
the Court.
Death of the Wife of Attorney General Crit
tcnden.
LOUISVILLE, Monday. sept :, 1851.
Mrs Crittenden wife OF Attorney General Crit
,enden. died this morning at Frankfort.
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EXCURSIONS to KEYPORT and

ILFORT HANILTOS.-rhe nev AMI splendid Stesn,
boa; WILSON SMALL. Capt I ' Arowsmltn' VIII
leav. Ch,uiysst per daily SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS er
cepted) 1T O'clock NJ Returning, leave keyPori al "
ococ. and F0r Hamilton AZ It. lf1rdns PASSENGERS
ar opportunity II spending The daF al of m. most de-
ehtfu p.cs IN the world. Fort Hamilton - u snIoYlns
the ref an sea-treeIe ~ taking trD - keyDort.
On SaturGays the WILSON SMALL vii leave New
YORK at3P N and leave KeyIort On MoadaTs At clocs
aui8 In.
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TUE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i lNIrrn STAIES Mali. STEAMERS Tho VI Is

A<ANTIC Cap- West PACIFIC. Capt Nye.
ARCTIC. Capt. Luce, BALI. Ohpt Noh>t''N'
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been huN 10y crut tApte'His l'I
cn>trcur as ais IN their Engines. - insure strength
aud speed atd their recommendations for passengers are
Welaitd fpr ELEGANCE comfort Pnce oi plSstst h'h
T., Y,rL ,n Iyerooo sl30 exclusive Of extra sire
state rrns S323 ifom Liverpool 20 New-iora Sd An
euueelced surgeon attached % each mp y nefth IN
hs seemed ,, rd for The owner, II these shDs VIII
moi be- accountable for gold. silver bullion. specie e"elf
nreciau, sli e. metals, unless bills % !ts are signed
ther.f,r and the "a ne thereof therein expressed
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Loss of the Propeller OsceoIa.

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, sept. 3, Is5I.
The propeller seen ashore on MatlnnicocA POINT
is the 0sceoa, from MewNork for Hartford. On
sunday evening she had bllged and broke IN two.
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Steamships, &r. for europe.
STEAM COMMUNICATION between

~ NEW-YORK and GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and
New-Y1T Steamship Company powerful new steamship
GLASGOW, 1850 tuns, and 400 horse powerJ y stewart
DAT, If :, Cuuad steamers Commander appointed 10
.ai from YoIh direct for Glasgow ON SATURDAY,
the nh o October next. a. y O'Clock, noon
PASSAGE MONEY
First Cabin. Stewards Zee included ,------SO 90
SECOND CABIN Stewards lee lded, l----- - o.
No Stcerage Passengers taken.
These rates include Provisions but not wines liquors,
winch vii be supplied board AT moderate prices Car
nes a Surgeon.
The NHW-YORK. 2l01 tuns, ana 40 horsepower IA
cofsort the Glasgow viii be the station early next
Surng For freight OF passage. apply To
>8tf ] McSYMON. No 80 Broadway.
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EcceiptS of Proince

p. t3t Norft Hrcr B1lts- Tgcsdag.-5I7i bh.> F.our
d DO Ashes 10 o. WHISKY. SO pk IS Cheese lbs ID
Butter ice 30 Moa, 81 80 bushels Corn 5a0 a. Oars
s o. 30 Wheat
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"a Nv s nIsE and EDwARp Downs supply The Tn
she Ns, N the ARRIVAL ol the morains sra,a Of
ts,s n ~. ROM Co. PRoviDENCE. Will serve Tho
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY o

~ NFW.TNGIAND.--rh first ship of this ine, y
iTWIS~ Cant Cole. will leave Boston flr Liverpool,
On TIL RSDAY the 2jh dny IT sept ENTER Fhs splendid
>tsamsAp $50 burden. bli IN me most slD>'an
ta manner both As regards hui aud machinery has heavy
diagonal braces throughout similar % the fastening. the
Collins me and every respect iuiy ~ 81 IN point ~
strength and ~ sea quIliie> 10 any steamer ahDt hef
accommodation, fpr passengers are unsurpassed tf cor
firt elegance. and ventilation Hcr commander, Cftmn
Cole l. wekrovu a. former master If the PACKET sup
Olpheu> between Newlok aEd Liverpool and late Ut the
steamship Tennessee ~
Rate Of CABIN passage rom Boston ID Liver ''l---No'
second cabin mot found ------- :,
From Liverpool To Boston. first cabin ~
FreIelt tor i'm, goods "a per lUa II 50 cubic ieet.
An cYnrrleuctd surgeon j. attached 20 the >hip.
For freight on passage. apply % . .
UARNDFN y co Sd BrndVaf. New l1rN
HARNDFN = co 90 S'rtc So. Boston
81 go IiAR&DE\N 60 D. Cllhes. Liverpool.
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: ' New-Iur, and Philadelphia direct United states
Maj ImeIhrnugh q hours, VIA New-JerscY Railroad
Faie reduced > for rSt class and 80 81 for sec'rd
class Leave New NuTA a. from foot ol Cor,!-lt-
st AMI ~ 4 NJ aud = VI from foot OF Liberty ~.
LcfNe PhsadepLla 40 o and \ Nj ami ) = III. fou the
foot oi " alnut->t
FoR BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. Or CHARLIE, Ton
Through tickets Me sold IN the above lines \ through
conductor with through baggage checks acco lnies the
tram euvirs az p NJ Passengers and baggage this
VIII be- ported directly through from depot g. de-
not on the route. without charge y I'm