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tbs cettrattd NnlT Retoritvo has Teen reduced such
price lat all may benefit By H. I the ehoape. and best
article offered 20 tie public whose
that IL has fern before them most It1
thenips and stve-its clean ing and beautfyng
qualities render u article which should only
every toet but IN every medicine chest IL all euta
disoaSes bites of tects &c. conbsng all quail
tss Of smusnt wash and oil. Sold In large bottles
price 80 oorts Trincpal oce lrg Broedray Aad Of ali
druggists and fancy stores IN the Union.
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sunday Excursion. .-The steamer Th0mas~
sSrs ana ss:I%:di.ss .svss cksISsrs street AZ
KelIogg's Fall style Hats now ready
BY any for beauty dur1aiIi'y Ghsspnsss price.
The New Fashion for Gentiemen,s H.ts.--
an msS Sssn *. style ,
sS rarity sAs
ans SssS SsyInf Tes
The Hat FiuIshers' Union do not regard ics
his OLD has lorg Il suit his but when
%
well said ThsIs nsT sisssr tsioS
No. II Park Row, opposite the Assor House.
Mcalio's Fall stylc.-Nothing can exceed
the en.huuasm with which nsaOs style Of ssnsIsnsns
to buy u. premium Jenny Lind ticket nothing it, II
ys @ beautiful 'isY III asrnsi s a asl'
David's Fall style Hats.-If you want e..
fh.s M / sS and ss:y 20 the hssd y Of a
eali' and try one Of his elegant hats
Wood, tho Halter, NibIo's Garden, 57a,
% oSsas ms rSw 5. really really
ss BE- s i's
Come One, Come All.-This Is the invita-.-
sS .s al i as nneS s s s
Of his calling that he his FAN Hat the most
srhingly beautiful article OF head have
Drop in No. l2s Fulton street. and make purchase
Gcnin's Fall Fashion, The sovereign peo---
PIE hsys ad .Id .1is the ssSns y By counties M
manufactured in everything except price That remains
stationary Four Dollars while the article is enhanced in
'"''' GESiN. No 2l4 Broadway. opposite st. Psurs.
Hanta's Fall style OF Hats for IsSi-Thor
beauty o. which viii At once be admitted BY all who
The public lave discovered the feet that they purchase
hat OF Oe Canal street. fifty cents efe than they
the came quality Of hat in the Broadway stores
fair, open competition Is all ask
and 1t is desire purchaser h ould satisfy himself
We would by Inducements false representaons
lure into the purchase OF an article that did not
suit but would rather all the pains possible
though price is but three dollars yet the quality
hats s fully what represent hem via equal both in
vogue; s this may to many i'm possible yet
call from the ncredaOus will satisfy them Of the that
THE NEW HAT COMPANY, liS and lis Nassaust
Espencheid has made n decided hit with
his fall style for 1881. Bis 50 30 hats carrying with
them the public favor, and to be popular than
those the other this
art: ,le for ST. Cali at l Nassau street. Ann
AID judge the advantages offered by tLs estabishen
Comparisons are Odious when the Broad
way 81 Hats age compared 20 COLEhANS s. 80, and
wonder for he buys and es for cash. Invariably and
beats the Rrosd establishments fed His aes
room 10 100 Nassau street.
Ono Price, Une Quality, and Your Moneys
Worth -Resders attention for one moment TO the
fs q at those beautiful FAN Hats rodu ed ty L0Ck
HEAL at the Broadway Has store, No 81 Broadway
ntismen ad that has been brought before the pab
e for Itreotion Tor Its elsgan. ssye beaa-
tifu light airy tpoearRnce excellent material and
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To Southern and Western Merchants.


will fel 70 dealers Mrs. Jcrvs Cold Candy st whoies.l,
pres Which will insure COED proat The good reputation
II this Coush Caniy. sll Who can read must snow.
MRS W. JERNiS. a6j Broadway, pric siral oHcs.
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Watts Nervous Antiaote.-we pride our

selves upon being the erst notice this
vine. Every hour proves Us value Nervous COM
plants not The mort prevalent but have never been
treated with asy su,cess bstcro this discovery fact
disease be cured Willie the order
Can be had At l02 Nassau street. 81 per bottle.
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Comrarisons axe ofinus xyhcn fne Broad-

BtO3U~
way 81 Hats compared COLEHAN'S S. 50, and NJ
wonder for he buys and ses for cash. Invariably and
beats the Rrsds establishments out Of the ted His saes
room 10 100 Nassau street.
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Gourausi's I.iuaid Huir Dye-gourausl,r

Italian Mesiea,ed soaR for Tsn Pinps. rreekles So
Corrauds Poufre sute for uproot hair from low
hsad' or ANY yart Of the tody Lily White aud Liquid
Rorge, found only at W walker street. Brosdwsy
Calender ss Phiadelpha; South Third street. Jordan l
Washington street, Bcaton.
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his fall style for ls5 Bis 50 ~ hats carrying with
them the public favor and to be popular than
those of the other prominent hates of this city who sell
art: ,le fer 81 Call IA at lu Nassau street. OF Ann
and judge the advantages offered by tlis establishment.
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s evidence Of empty pocket for gentleman 70 re.n
his old may suit his convenience but
Do prepared to assume the new and elegant
we'll said his eysters There better good
HAT FINISHERS' UNION,
No. IL Park Row, opposite the AstoI House.
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Fcctes resolution respecting the rube lsods was nach
spoken Of ii The time
Aer the fr.t session a. which Mr. Woodbury. took his
ses lis appears upon some Of the most important
ccmmfttef, sut corrected with the most interesting
preceding, cf the Senate During those four sessions
be elected Chairman cf the Committee Commerce,
and entered raouy into several affecting the
ccumrrcal Interests. lis report upon the Delaware
Brskwatsr IN January 1877 and his speeches upon that
suhsct-upon the West India trade when relations
With Great Britain Ia regard 20 this branch Of comm rec,
had become unfortunately disturbed-upon the bank
Tupt bi-spd his report from the Committee Of Agrcul
tuTe and speeches in favor o the repeal Of the salt duty
all highly crtdablc 20 him The duties performed
ly Mr. Woodbury. upon the committees on Naval Anars
and the Library well as upon several important
select committees we're equally exemplary and useful
while he retained his seat In the senate many trans
actions Of geest interest inrutod to his
mont before the Superior Court Of bis own state The
requisite Of h family and private affairs necessarily
occupied much Of bic attention AMI his annual absence
from he expoied him o. great sacridces When the
period approached AZ which Il uBd rstood election
would b, TO on HE ps in the Senate he addressed
letter 10 the Governor Of the state containing re-
quest that might be communicated to the Legislature,
dec lining election.
Is term Of service expired on the 3d Of March, 1881
At the annual election Ia New Hampshire which oc
curIe Cd Ave days afterwards he chosen State Sena-
tor f. the district in which he resided On tze reorga
nzstion Of the cabinet IN the month of April foo<ing
he invited by President Jackson TO take the Office Of
Secretary of the Navy This appointment he was in
dooed TO accept lie accoringy declined the office Of
State SENATOR and repairing TO the sea- Of the general
government entered upon The faneions Of his ne"
appointment.
Those vho held ofasisl Intercourse with Mr.. Wood
buy sssecre,sy q the Navy generey concur that he
rlaLif. stsd great neLoi itmnes and prompttude la
tile discharge Of the important dutiN which devoved
upon him la that station lie eyinced ves kea as well
judgment In arranging the Bs forcs Of the country
for tho protection of ne foreign ana sustain
ing the honor CT our national fag abroad. when on
sIon In 1891 he promptly dispatched be fdgste
Potomac 20 Sumstfa % obtain satisft ton or nnict
punishment upon the habtva upo1 tn trade
carried with the Indian Archipelago he mos un-
Justly censured both On the Of Congress aud in he
vJsrers Of tie Day teforo The rt,uli of the ged
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Sunday ExoursiOm .-The steamer Thsmass
z Huise makes her usual "trip (SaAday) to New
and Places Leaving Chambers street at
~ O'clock, A. NJ See advsrtis ement.
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heUOeBb FHiI btyIo Hats now rcady.--
The public are invited to sxsmine They
by any for beauty, durability ehespness One price
j. W. KELLOGG, l2S Canal street.
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On saturday. July 10 after illness N,sY Paw
daughter q ABdrew and scrs Fay aged - years
tive a ireland. parish u Dunavb. county Wicklow.
The friends and souantanocs % the family and those
Of her brothers inlsv Patrick and Peter White in
yitsd 10 attend her funeral, Monday July "a at 2
O'Clock from the residence Of her brother-in-s Law, al
Peck clip.
ON Saturday July 10 u dysentery Ae,t, ASv dsugh-
ter Of Walter e and Mary Jsrboe, aged 10 years, .
months and days.
The fri,nds and scquaintsuces are invited 10 attend
the fuDeTs sunday, 10Th inst at o'clock from the
residebcs Of her psrents ~ Rutgers street
Baltimore Philadelphia, New Orleane and Charleston
a G papers please copy.
on Saturday. July 10 BsNJ,Nrr wssSrr the only
child q 1bomss and Rebeccs Mitchell aged 4 months
and days
The funeral viii take place from his late residence No
90 Eizsb.ih street sunday At O'Clock The friends
a. acqusin Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend
On Saturday, July 10, JasEs son a George n and
Eliks Ann Empie. sgtd months and days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral this afternoon at half past clock
FRI the residence Of his parents 10 Leroy street
Of Bedford
On saturday July 10 from the effects Of fall from
building on which he employed, Mr. wrsrIsv
DsLLoN.
His remains will b. removed for interrnent 10 Calvary
Cemetery nom the residence o. his mother los Green
street this Sunday afternoon, at o'clock HE friends
and those a his bfothers respectfully invited 10
attend the fup.rSl
on July ", sfers lingering illness T,worrrs Yovls
sg,d u years
Are funeral service viii erformed At his late ~.
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DrsTRUcrNE FRE IN CINcINNArI-The. Cincinnati Ga
the 10th inst gives the folio wing list Of sufferers
by he fire in that city the lah inst and which ORR
glnsttc in Wood = Museum
j. p Brosdw.ll of the building and in charge of
tb. museum ose will reach near $4,000 it is rumored
that there uranceof $40 coo the property
John GuDdrys Commercial college situated on the
second floor loss probably about $500. c. Hswknss
DsguerreOtype gallery so on the second door; Mr.
ii g loss cannot be put down at less than $500 and will
probably reach nearer 81 000 The Walnut
occupied by j. NJ. Filley and j. b. Nenabar.
The former kept gentlemsns furni' hing store their
lose could not have been great The fire extt nded into
the building immediately adjoining Fifth street. The
lower store room occupied by Hymsnn Moses Son.
retail dry goods house. and the upper part as
dwelling The loss here estimated 70 be quite heavy
hut insurance had been effected for IS 0c0-$2O00
the building and So 900 on the stock. NJ A Wescott
occupied the store Of the Apollo Building
q shoe store; his oss iuconsiderable
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The Watering Places.
OR FASHIONABLE CORRESPONDENCE.
SHANSoNDAfE SPsINss, jefferson Co, Va,
Iulv ~ ISL

OR FAsHiONABLE CORRESPONDENCE.
SHANSoNDAGE SPsINss, Jefferson Co. Va,
July ", lS5l.
lSar,ondaie- The Company n r. enforcement and
Bs-,k Io,r,,--T The WheH GRIP TIE L1casts-
4 Great Dry IN ChaytstDrr- vUgin,a Poiuio'.
shsnnondale Beautiful name Of one Of the
most delightful, romant ., and pictorial little
corners in all the great valley Of Virginia Why
is II tina, here with the mountains arouni us, and
the bright river in 'front.' and the homes Of good
society scattered along the hi1s-why u II that
here, with all the requ ites for rursliring, bo-
tanning, Undertaking. early rising and poetiring-
why Is it, that the guided moths and the giddy but
teries Of fashion do not mouopolre the house from
cellar 10 garnet. Such locality ought to lay
the neighborhood at this season, for City miles
oround, under contributions for mutton, We
had luxurious dinner get out to-day full enough
for fifty people but there we're not, in committee
&c the whole house, enough 20 consume the half of
e. The afternoon arrival. however, from the trusty
little village Of CharlestOwn, aud the railroad,
brought US q timely re iniorcs ment Of dozen very
clever people Their own weight and that Of their
baggage had broken down the stage on the way,
which, take IL, L. q conclusive evidence that Il il
clever company, in the true Ingli-h sense The
g1ls are tisftd-s some Of the young besux and
flel., l,u The q, gLbOrhovd are cVmiHg-a god
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IIvEnpoOf.-Steamship Baltc-D Ames ir, " Coun, J q
ssbse besrer o. despstches 70 EngsndL Philadelphs
Rev Neville, NOrleaps HOBBS. Commissioner the
Industrial Exhibition from the state Of Indiana, Gen
Armero lCommsn der in hief Of the Nsvyb and servant
Gen AchA, Havana VIM Crowder, lady and enid. Savan
nah Roea, 81 Domingo Barriere, santsso de Cuba;
m Hutchinson, hotiei Fierce 81 Cincinnati Rero
Brazil; Hart, NYorh II skipworth. VIM Randolph, r
sColes, Virghia CsnnelL Philsdelphia VIA Ailins
Orleans; Ro lerta. Miss Anne Steers Drake Nyorh
founs; Young oourdn, charlestoni Thomas Do-nes,
Grenada; lhsrmburg. kOrlesns; A Thonss. Ken.
tucky Price. London; Outlook Robinson. Ensland
Heser Taylor Rowland, A Legge,t, Wtte, NYork;
nett Cincinnsti; , Trscy Baltmore; Ashcroft Bos
fornia RUSSELL G Woods. Kentucky Miss CLARK.
liams and lady, NYorhj Hussey Baltimore VIM s
toni Jenhs Brooklyn; de Ia Quntsno, Havana Jones.
Fisher, Mobiles n London Winslow y Sammis WIN r.
Young. Mrs WIN Young, NYorE; Smith Williamsburg;
n hummer. Jersey tityi v Rose. NOrleans.
Coe and ady Mrs Cleaveland and dsuft Judge Bronson
Capt l. Raymond, Saunders. n ~ Napier and eon -
Taylor Jones Henry Mumford VIM Wright and lady, Ar,
Dooty Mrs Betcher-i2 In the steerage.
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dence, 500 Grand street Sunday, 18th inst. at Q
O'Clock, T. NJ The relatives and friends Of the family
are req uerted to attend without further Invitation
At Great Neck L. of dyseptery July Is, SUSAN NJ
daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth Hicks
The friends of the family invited attend the fu
neral at the Cow Neck Meeting House, Second day
morning 2lst instant at IL o'clock, without further
invitation.
In Brooklyn. on May Is, LuoRrriA, infant daughter Of
Henry and Maria Rogers.
The funeral will take place this Sunday morning,
O'Clock.
At Philadelphia on Monday, July IA, Commander Tho
]. LEIB. IT, \ Navy in the 40th year Of his age.
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

rmttrtLr'u,. Jsly ig-flr.t Board-si.co Reading
Sc a. 10 ia 700 do. 2ds, Tst; ltH Reading
~ 2t,u DO 't2, ~ spring Garden 6s ~. Ve 10 do
~ 100 ~ uarrburr railroad Gs. 80 90 Chesapeake
and DelavnreCs.b ~ 500 DO, "a. 100 Camden and m
toyGs 20 "a s0s 90 Gira a Banh ~ o Do, %, 12
lcnnsylvsnia Ia llsh 4 kentucky Bank. l0l; 10
Retdng Railroad. Il. liner Succession Reading q
60 lCry ~ ltco BeagngG &c 10 30 100 shares Resd
ms Rs fosd = Second B0drd- shares Pcnu syvanis
Railroad, Es 80 hdins Railroad, -. .9Jfsr Saies-JJ
tiars SChuylkill Bank, ].
BkLrt~rnr July Is.-Sock Bsard-1G shares Merchant
Bhnk, ~ .s - Com and Farmers pank. D. At the board
todsy ssry land 81 clod a. lu It'd 0g ssksd: Baltimore
Go. isT 1U . bid $50 iUi bid, 10 asked Baltimore and
Ohio Ksrtsd houds -f ~ hid % asked. ISIS % bill: do
shares IS hid 7jE asked; York snd Cumtrland u bid, y
alked. HALLMARK and susauehanna. lj bid.
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MuRDER WAR JoBsTowS. v The vicinity
OF Jobstown, Burlington county. was a day or t~o
since the scene Of the most brutal and outrageous
murder We have heard ofsince that Of tho Bsrtle
family. From what Information We could gather
the case stands thus A man, named stacy stock.
ton. became infuriate at and commenced a furiou,
assault upon his house.keepcr, or servant lie vas
beating her in violent manner when gentle an
whose name was Rdgway, approached and in
quiet way told stockton that no had better desst
from beating the woman, whereupon the enraged
man Immediately assaulted Mr.. Ridgway knock.
ed him dswn with his FIST jumped upon him with hi,
feet, and beat him in most shocking manner lie
then commenced beating the woman again, and in
the mean time Rdgwsy had crawled into the road
where be supposed himself secure from further
harm. But, no sooner had Stockton satisfied his
anger upon the woman, than be returned TO the as
sault upon Ridgwsy with increased vengeance, aud
seizing stone brickbat, be pounded his victims
head until his eyeballs literally protruded from
Their sockets. The wounded man, unable 20 help
himself, Jay wetering in his blood, until friend
harper ed TO come along and conveyed him home,
where De was properly cared for; but he beyond
al human aid, and on Wednesday morning be died
from os injuries warrant sas issued Tor the ar
rest - stockton, why vas coh cdto Mount Holly
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MAsAssETu TIE CoSyicT MURDERER -TnE LAST
on THE TUsNis lSDiANs.-The real name Of Ma.
nasseth IL Henry Mossuc: and it IL believed that
be Is the last remaining male Of the once numerous
and powerful 1pnxis tribe Of Indians. His tribe,
from time mmen orial, inhs bited the fertile valley
ustered by the Turks river, and had its head
quarters near where stands the villa &c Of Farm
ington, Conn. la lGl0, the drst white settlers Ct
IA NUMBER made purchase Of fifteen miles square,
aud m 1913 the township was incorpor atcd the
uBme being changed from Turks to Pennington.
As is the case universally, the Indians in contact
with civilization lost their comparative i'm portance
ard dwindled in numbers. They began qui e carly
60 tmigratC-not a. a tribe, but by families-tirst
to Stoekbridge, in this state, and thence Joining
the Oncidas. at Brothertown. Oneida county, " Y,
until In l1t3 there we're only about one hundred re-
naming In Pennington. Numbers Of the tribe re-
ccved the doctrines Of Christianity, and united with
the Congregational church in Pennington. Among
them were solomon and Eunice Alossuc. the grand
parents Of the present Henry. some Of the present.
inh btants Of the town well remember the old cou-
pie, and give them much credit for general consis
tency Of charactCr. Solomon did once however
give way to the red mans besetting sin, and in
dulged in drink little too freely Bat be mani-
tested sincere penite for his fault, was restored
20 regular membership in the church, an 4 with bis
wife. died in the hope Of glorious Immortality
solomon Mossuc, Jr, did not follow in hi. fathers
footsteps. lie is sad TO have oeen Of slothful
disposition, and more or less given to habits inc
briefly In these respects his son. Henry. has been
too mach like him. And, now, az the sad concu.
zion of deeply interesting, though unwritten chap
ter OF history, and a striking commentary Of the
mutsbility Of human affairs. this sole re representa-
tive OF proud warriors, who, for unkno rn centuries
roamed their hunting grounds and maintained their
right OF dominion, untrsmmelled by the rules Of
civilized life " doomed 20 end his earthly existence
and that Of bis tribe, gnominiously in the dungeon
barely escaping more "a iden bu, not less prac-
teal extinguishment on the scaffold -Spriaghsh
(nfaSs) R1pbtioan, July IL
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mARITIMN rELLIGn NOE.
Movements OF the Ocean Stcame
Port OF New York, JAY 10.
Cleared.
JULr 10, 1851

:gs sIs,'. Woo. srsr; morn Il Il ;. :,
stesmersFOrida. Lyon, saysnnah L Mtchii; Marion.
Berry chsrss,cD sPsaorS Ies.,n Coz Black Diamond
SsS:ei si1i American s2
Kingston lBrJ. Dunn. 5. John: ID. M'Evers 4 Co
ss H.ysS.
Bscsn Prince asr Er.1 eH Dap
shsisnTne Ms! II B,siss Thsa' sr( IrssG,. Whining
cordovs Baker, Milestone Point. CT Random. 6rowei
SSSlI,Ibs,sy. HAM, Kosiissscs, Bremen; s'ols q
s@.rs jerome silaSd Fhsaslpsia; issSsa Abe sa
vsn Elm City frisSos ds E@pire State Rdrdss, Forts
msrS sR Aop LnSSh1; fEoye'n'
Arrived.
shf ''udssr tO1 Bo:,onl Lors Cantor 10 days with
supds March IS oh inst, o. lon % spoke se6f
lon sSs 9p S.ss r g@ Cuba s "
ship Henry Clay tpktl French. Liverpool June l with
sn :: g. i GG yS
, ,Sos o iSs Ss BS SSt I'D
Ship sir Rossrs Zee, tph,) chsdwio London and Ports
mouth June Is with and 10 Passsnsers Grin
sn,Trn Co. ter reported arrival yesterday was rrems
Ship Avalanche. Baker New Orleans. June o. with ndse
=, Bari Poster tBr Rgn,sr Hull 3 days With and
;rets nv Mary P'assas ocean. from Fhilsd:ipSis ist
VIA sis Piss d days in ballast
in P ssII, SG.Pl NGT mSyTia9S D5sSsn SMSr days.
Bari Golden FRA, Thorndike cenfussos, July with
Bark vOlant Morrison St Jaso Cuba with sugar.
Bsrk Warren f Thomsston) Mcclellan, sagu, 10 days,
ss Si fJssr Eli. . csraspaa 10 days. with .s, to
Bs nsrry tBr, Richardson. Newcastle. E. &C days, with
Brg Primus tsw) Neushsr Galway, IS days. in ballast,
Drig Frederick Br,n Denbeossr Bremen, 50 days. With
o. Ion 70 Il saw ssri 10. PsSsrg from Bos,oa ior Fsyal
,.Sps y, dys9 io Pps ~ Y ia5a Passe1 sI'
,a5, , lon 90 'PS as ,ss ns's chip
sris Iohn,on (9rl Morrison sayssu'' pr, with
tcSn. Ju, S ,u 70, J Ig M sa
~ Loo a. a. noon. saw arse shr Win painted ports taad
s. Jh, vas in 60 s,h rira,,. Which tasEsi and stood
Bris chaleeS.sy tBrl King Windsor Ms, u days. with
rs fTeJ1d ~ s. Gel WINDSOR Ms days with
SrS Helen War tBrj Card. wiodsOr Ms, Is day, with
Brs Rsbsccs rJ Merriam Pctou II days with stone 70
Lady sale tBrl, Boudrot Pictou, 81 dsJs with coal
Brs Manila tBrl oBrieu. Halifax with 6sh sc and 10
passsBvrs - Hunter Grihcn
v fn md nstHs19s, Ssia fE' Jsa. "a G
ssSro 3D. lat lon g. ,Tols 'S shr pJ msur s "
bs,on t ,, I'm u.,,,,, r,,a., Cab. t,,v
2. VIII noIas.,.. 70 CRastsiain 4 Ponvsrt '1'
sctr Mary Powell, Briggs Wilmington, Ms, dsys. with
naval stores.
sohr Aiarie Prosser wmnston, NC, days With naval
schr Clara Fisher Casey Serbern NC, 6days with
sehr vshdalia Griu, Ellsworth days bound thine
eek.
schr Rabeoea Wosian. Pstershurz tdsys.
sehr klira Jase. FersSe. yyirsnis. days.
SER cisr n..' Basj oaaS FRiai,ess aa.y
schr ODD Feilow, Oliver. Wittisan. Ne. hdsJs
Sohr Warrentub. Abbott Franklin. Ne. 10 days.
sshr Franklin, -, Rookland, o days.
sailed.
Steamships Baltic, Comstoet, Liverpool Tiords Lyon.
ssv.npahi Marion Berry Chsretoni ship waterloo, Har
vey, Liverpool.
Jvty Ia-wind sunrise, sswi at meridian, S. sunset
NV, squally, with rain.
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Passenger, Arrived.

CsNToN--ship Rcndeor-Capt Thomas Nckell, LADY and
daughter. latt II BRIG Ernani cold In China.
l0Nnor-isctet ship Sir Robt PeeJ Y Davis and lady,
II larger n Haviland, ii Baxter Westerpool. Or
hoerhead. Anaresksrd, A Leone, Bersllis Miss 8
Smith Everett, Mise Crifhth, Miss Stoddard Mrs v
Wright Miss aud Mater risht, Mrs Marhury aud
child, Blocking Leafs and lady Nrs smith, Derby
Shire. Granville, II Hoegns. q Elott, ) Smith, II
Davis ard sdy, Miss Davis Mics Davie Master Davis
nyer " Hastng and lady. and and Master Haet-
ings. hrs A Irestey-270 in the fteerase.
LUERPoot -Pscltt ship Henry Cay-Mr and Mrs Nolan,
Texas Mr. and Mrs Kirkpatrick Hamilton. CIV; Mr. and Mrs
Porter Calais, Mel AspdD, stookholn; DR. Beakley
NYori; Harris, Brooklyn.
Npw OHIrsrs-Nrs Burnett, children and servant, L
vfuN no
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The LATE FIRE AT WILLIAMsroRT, PA.-The
Lyeomipg Pa.) Gasdts gives the following list CT
Winega tdner, $4,000; Updegraff & Nudge, 81 900;
Robert FAIRIES, 5000; King Allen, $1,000; John
hing, $2,500; j L.. M'Coy. $500; 5. f. Green,
$500; A. J. Little, S300-$2,500 of which was in
Mutual: $1,000 in the Franklin Co.. 81 900 in the
Muncy Mutual, and $1,000 in the Muncy Mutual.