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MARINE JOURNAL.
pogr o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


steamship Baltic. Comstock, Liverpool. r. h COLLINS
a CO.
Shiu.-Jsfue. n Shepherd. Ainswofth, LOn4on Iereea
L. O.. Cssiilsp crages Bos.la J Thompson Nephew 8,
Revere IiOsyes - John V y ) ATKINS y c..
Batss-C Commodore, ili ans, Ma-ssilles, j. Hardy
HeruiLc Brown Malanham SC ! Bishop Co
Brgs-Actiys (Br.l Graham. s. JoIns. =. E y :.
Rowland LOUIS Walso, Parsons. New London Nesmlih
& son. darlon fBr) Parker Hun. Logan x Collins
Aon.an. Simmons Philadelphia Nesmlth sons At
chm edes lO'dcn ) Pia'i. Bremen, Simes \ HIfer
Schooner Alice. Wicks. Baltimore. Nal or Lord 2
l. ; Powell. Watts. Wilmington. l. 5. Powell Mercnint
Coucb Richmond {. PIeIson. October. Dsas, Pniia-
delpbIa J Hand Nebraska Wash gtOu, Pot Leyacca
! II Er,wer 4 CO Frances. Lane. Washington, g,
Rs-enan 4 RrdGerOw; Mary 4. Rowland, Rowland,
Philaderh.a. J W Mckee Chas Mills. Myers. Charles
ton y /. McCfady 4 CO
SooIs-ITayeler, Evars, NorwalS Henry 4stof Cam
Newport. X J.. &.
Pr Novelty. Briggs Philadelphia, J & \ BTlggs
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Dnrncsfic Ports.

AFXANDRT, Aug 27-Cld .ohrs lam >m'h Dn-
W. TaI Rivrr. Gen Chnch Morris Boston
ALBANY. Aug 2I-Cd schrs Daniel Par,'r. Bl>se.i.
in "a Ro.tcn moerr Han YeyYorL Fen pr
Ans story. Providence sloops China. johnson. Wv
York. Ouera Huse Hartford Clcrmont, Wine. Nov-
yors
sTCTSTA Aur DO Az ,chrs Odd Fellow. Oliver.
New York Rochester RoNsc. Boston 2is'. L.bs'ty.
ioIg Somcr,e, Perrv Boston. Drasoa Fields 4, 9jh.
sIre E,cstr portland: sloop Detroit Bellows New
1 n1as iq IDS $40 d. Ne' i''''
BANGOR. Aug 25-trr schr> tlzahe'h. Dnns"' yer.
Pgyiip'n. Amss. Do Herrcita. HarIimau. 10 Her.
S,,,yer do. izaheth Drin,wa,er salem 26'h. prlg
Aoner TAYLOR saunders BOSTON ,chr Charles Lansi.
no s , P,nyd,nc@: Rio' Coliop' Bss,n Hadsoa.
Warren d. cd scbrs Carlonas, Grant Providence
H,pc Crcolc. C. Itev Pos'on
HArH Aug AR brig Amesbur, Colhu-n, Boston
cbias hfirs Ann ar Gcruor Picog 10th instant inI
preceded t. Weymouth, Boston, Iayood. Ha4T Ne
de- Flcn Mara Hall. do PAM r. Jones. Lake. dn Pop
II rnfcr Rray Calais. James Uenck Mrcm1s. AleiYo
HamIn Tunsil. Bangor Acai.i. Pierce. do, amos Vs..
brewer. Rocaland: Rambler Bunker. Cranberry Isle,
I,o,ri W. SIR C.-.l',.,r,'. Ann " 4liare llfI-
BRIDE Ieva'laa. Da. Scavuc. Graoe. Clr.-e, n.'l
At Communicable R.hCrf. F'alrIlnn. lI.t-.l .I.
Teleer'pted- SHIN Cl,fsunc IRON Laai d hir. SlI.
ron Cronstaet Cld SIM man re- f-c-, ~ pa sr..-
~ fun. j Charles " Hamilton Calcutta bark, A.a
NJ Da,s Nalsr,. Si,rl p,cr Bil,1,rr. h~.gt q -
ton. C,,pornffe Nflam. Pensacola lose.lI VI
uund Anderson. Slyanneh. Ere. RYDER Phi'tel 1hii,
~ id.i ,r Ncr OH ans. srbr. Fre, C.ir S,gsnaa
Ne,rr TAYLOR y ke.on Redmond Va. Orlan.i,. Web
D., pl I.irhia. Home parser NJ. Y,r4 Clrlev.
LA caI,i,ner. la D,l.. P.rtIsnd wrnm r.
NJ III. ell, fl -. .,',t crs-, c-..ar,rl an
Wy ~. i, l, ol - o '.' re-. i,o ,r,,,,
ma Na..,orIs S..I % yr..-rla.
BaITTMORr. Aur 2f-Cli shin Gr'ho l3rem) ffl-
NAM, pr-n.,n 6ar. Hr,r-,r., WOOD Orleans. brig,
Kat. Prrlerra>f T,.gS * .ns.fat Jam. F,.r ls-l
SlciId. s. Johns y + schr Triton Fisacr Caares'on
Z &
CHAIR rSTON Aug AR ship Isl,c SeAtln,
Bush IIver:oal. scfr Iou.sue Smith y YWs CT
ST., ii'g. p.ie p,rie,t galt,,,ors Wont to sea- ,r
.rhr Atlantic. Fohet, 4bae, lBall 2ph u t4roIii-
h bark Cnn,lntfce. Henry. im Newport En-
CANIINE. hu4 2J-Aw. yotht C1rnehl. .If Nov
Nura rtren- and sd .sfI ilr NJ. Desert
paNhN}SCOTTA Aug 2l-Au. selr- va. flru-
ham, 4nl Only son D.cAer. Ro,fon 2ith. AHol. ROBIN
slu. to ca 2ch ire W Maxwell. PARMA + c'1I
SD Path. schr Duror. Frruham Boston
ItIf -HTNFP .ur SD brr Fuoch pratt y rker-
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AmuScments.


HASTIE GARDEN.-THDRSDAN,
Y Sert 8. IGi-MAX MARfTZEKS BENEFIT.
\ CARD MAkEi/hA rs tn honor oi M
l m ec.,ral Nat Previous - hs departure from New
Yois Ire VII tsse a BENEFlr. at Cassie Garden. on
,,,e.rn,t s p n .srJ 'ocoa. .qdc ati ococ,
Although che arrangements already made are n ae most
contemplated wh ch vii render tAs entertainment, me
MOST >PIEEDtD ASp NAGNrst,ENr
ever offered 10 the nhabtauts oIry a. Full particulars
can tfer fore Gully he gwen on TUESDAY hi m he mean
Tine IN, following netoutme Of the performances c'm-
'''''"- Wv TWO GRAND OPERAS.
A0RAND W,cELLaNEogs AND pNAN1fie eoNcE-''
~ ENGLISH FAUnEti!it,
Ia winch Mr Bfousham and h Comqa- u -pger}
And other Entertainments nay p. RELIEF UPON a. certain
FOR the nf,t and tbs cstraorhnary occasion only
viii apl ear ia The SANE entertainment, , ,
Madame Bo,Io. NllLue I0sE Ds NalEs,
Md BrFrrcr, MaRerzEz. Mad uRUrfl- BESgDEru
-FOUR CELEBRATED FIRST TENOR
S.gror ID I0alSl and Slsnor BENEDETrI,
tbs 1rst appearance these ttalsJ
-FOUR POWERFUL FIRST BARrONI AND BASsL
S So, PeSrTtIr,vo S.gnor CoLErri.
In cann,c ION with me other numerous and distinguished
ARTISTS or The ITALIAN OPERA,
,t4ed g., a most powerful Chorus ana
GRAND ORCHESTRA
PARTIAL PROGRAMME
FIRST
The grand and f4ycffs Opera %
LUChEZIA BOREIA
L. which TOR the these Years. the celebrated
Tenor Sgnof SE>ro BESEDErI vii sins m famous part
tfNrafH
Iarr,l.a B.Lsia. .------ Sgaora TRUFFi-B ESEDErri
GRAND BALLET
A GRAND AND MIsCFLLANEoUS DRAMATIC
CONCERT, N COSII AiE
d. Which til lpre--,
Ross DF NRIFs. ga C0~TISI
Ssna W4IrNC LoKINI. - BErriyf,
So LoRiSI. >lg BgNlvFNTtNo. s. toLErrl.
So ARuIrrI who ~IA perform pa the ,loln.l
and Madame BEaIUcct M tRf rLEK, who VII d. general
r.ruest. 1sTiorm tao brill an solos on the Harp.
FOURTH
TIE flsfh lct " NJ erteef, re- l-tr,'ed Opera "
HUGOSOTlI
Valentine r. y Vars
Raol -Sl-uor BErrlNi
FIFTH
Vor The IL, time tn season me whole Il BelM grand
Ouefa VI
PURITANI
D. shich vii appear.
SRuora A bOslO.
>lgn0r SALFI.
Si-uora BADIALI and MAAiNl-
The remainder ~ the Programs Oh j esiaF.
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH
wltL VII admit The holdert3 al tle lertoEInances,
DAY AND EVENING
TO had ever Ia Castle Garden Delnonco -"
York Hotel Ast1r ani Irving HO1>es and A. n. VI i-c
>-l.es II i-H Hal sons. Scnalfenncfg LIS MIA
seq f.-s.lg. Jo--le AID 4la-sfo.eA 4-"
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Z areInfs of Hrodure

81 TIC Nora Rircr Boats FriGay7.i3i ibis. Flour
ass do WHISKY. & do Ashes IS do Cut Meats, 10
Wo pa O. Ch~c>e 81 do BUtt,r 6.aoo bushels Wheat
il,N- 10 Cora $3.50 do oats
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NnnkPn. Er.

Aug 49, lat 90 49, Ion 90 90 seen sa1 viii letter
m fer foe or sal bound supposed the StatofIshle.
FIN Bosfr 9Th INST for Liverpool
IN, Il lat 3d. lon o. BT snip Jessca fn Mobile Tor
Liverpool
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VIZ cr,esbesck YorE. fully iaFl;.a
10 Ar, I'd funeral lfhou- fr-asr invita- nj On =
Sa~ seth INST - ocock from asr lac r 19-''
No "A wooster - - -. a..
On Thursday Au~ "a. TEOMASJ FISHER a-ed .
wears ard ZJday ..-.
The rela o and r. ends If iEe u,. shd ne 1e
of tie Hermitage Lodge NJ. 80. o OF o ?, ae -
srectfally invited T. z'ltz h funeral on Saf -
eth INST a. o'clock q. bs ia.e residence No u We
l. hist r,--e,c.
August n TIL FAY GAkDNlEk- - = is-N'e'-
G4fdrier 4 y st I'd -..,,,.- .
Aa-ae, .. Il rain le.ey. JOHN D. GOoD"lNyo.i.
md 10 months 49,, -,-e~.r-.i.
reru.sted ~ attend the neral fom he relence ~ ~
fstrer No q Amtv-s- 90 >4nolf aie - 1r-c =
\. (sfA.ilf o. the evening u E4s - A'-o -
COY - III Gran and Ca homo D. Bos = M -,
A. Yortar. Wc.;c1es e. Co.,A-5 - ''-ss N-t"~iA
VI 49,. M ferls # TIE faIy ere rePectf i17
nTrcd - attend her funeral to-da, -arFlhfj a. y
o'c.ock n ;ne Returned d I;ch Chlfcl J pnat9s
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e. res-'y 1--rsd - careful AVOIDING co sn sShen
cor cstc r. !: TIE L. .fing DtQt Ts--
ard making 80 f0 - u go: neg re ~roi-s
Zee asnrsd - heav~ -. ~ prop f'si nee, al as
nj IN "a sh f--v } AVOID fre f1hN 81
ra.sIuc me ,ur yIrr 1ofFts>ei TIRE darsf - ~,
rrhf Tn. Easf Crauaei o. -Fssel "a i.1s II -
p and longitude 81 and therefore 1e-r- ron ne
b.. u Tie Psts Rre. y. g p L, tT-o AL Glsi n.
y n es To- Fas-eTl Caarnel I-at-Ve ssel sr-rls
brh: ever hour r-rr- ne ng1,. coneaclE- q, = VI
AIDA arsn tor to~c - hp n'erfnc late hall a0urs On
~ starf ~ m: 4si from me ca'- ae1re s1ed ~ 4
rr,ra r.d color Pne PIo Ride h-8t vessel SHOWS 'le
-f. -. rt sr l-- 4ll burns nle -ft ever rfir -'
a,oor o, no ia-eruefaie naf hours. and a- hfrs
srr-r~ a-v vessel D1rl- enc northeast roas 'l
tre c,s-e -ourc Nhe-e Sims ll Rave % .ctz ir li
all d. a. 10y ,ore % the klstcfn Caan1ei
fS.rrefl II l. rHqyts ~ .,te- A-'en,.in'
frrr.e~ a saIrrIs ottce. March -, ls'l -
she'd rs order 4 ,.e Court e. J-'r-r, - NJ 80
lr5., C----rv jaws { MTLrILL, s -re.1r
Frr- Tsg.- Ecrge. L0rcCa. y a. - .o,--
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ship Cambria. which a. lore iel1w "" bfdi rl
has bee taken nuon tho RAILWAY and found @ have SIs
tanned no damage eNcept the breaking 1t ~" sheets "l
corner upon the shoeing Of her keel
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MARRIED..

AuguS; IS. 1881. BY Hon Morgan MorsSn>. Acuns Nav
or Nj WILLIAM W CARPENTER to Miss MARIA
ID ROGERS, al Of New-NorA
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EXCURsIONS tn KEYPORT and

L IFORT HAMILTON The new AID splendid ,'eam,
toat WILSON SMALL, Capt T. ' hrro~sm,th, VII
lelve Cnaerss' per daily Sturdars 4nu SUNDAYS et
G, lted) o.; 9ococ. An Returning, cav kt'p"i al q
ocl,ca Al If Fort Hamilton at T., iilcl,l PASSENGERS
ap pputury - spending the a.y 70 ol ne mo ie-
lehtfui places tle world Font Ham on or II enjoying
~. refr.s tng senbrcsl ~ taslnr tnp 20 k"ypon
On SarUnaa.s the VII son SMALL Will leave New
Yorkat3P " ana leave Keyport on Moacays 10 o'orA
A. VI aus I'M
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10 STRATTONPORT

on TUESDAY next. the % Of sept. The flvorl'e
steamboat NIMkOD. Capt. Edward Small. vii make
another cf her delightful Excursions TO SIRATION-
PORT she viii leave NeYorS ~ the foot II Del nce,-
= al o'clock precisely ZAP company n Artillery.
unocr con mand Of Captain Ferher and such other per
sons a. choose accompany them A. soon rs tney as
landed the steamboat with return Novg-Yors and maNe
second tup the accommodation OF >Icn A. could nnI
make & c4uytu ent 'o loaTe - early rs SIX
On tbs second trp she VIII start from the foot =
Haumond-.t y. X. a. i0t o'clock. \ VI
Sprung s. y T.. AZ lO. O'Clock. \ VI.
Fier N. 3. y K. At II clock, \. VI.
Deincey-st.. +. X AZ n ocllcs, VI
Neu Pier. 2oth-st. + K. Al /! O'Clock, NJ
ard return q the city ty o'clock. VI
The Willamslurgh 'sht Ar'illery. CAPTAIN D. Tar,
Will march round land % Sat,oapor for Iirset fr1c-
tee So that fairly an'lcp pate pleasant day.
MIR FL AMNER viii be on the ground with the SUI
,cuqton book. and ms Agents VIII be M attendance 70
fIru ish every information regard - the lots
Fare l2 cents each way. JOHN FLAMMER.
eu1q f.. No $50 Brol4wiy
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NOTICE.-Notlce IS hereby glven that
' the PatBffsnt II NEEbES = DODD = tis o.
d. solved and thai MIS- sEEFES % aJGs 1ni9ff<s"
~ sIgn III firms name settlement II al - b,siss
August I9th. 1857 JANIS SEEFEo
The unaenIglcd VII cpa'Ilue The Glass CUthnE s-
Is cunt flrmer.y, al No. ~ hD's'
- cOfnfr 4 E0urfY. Nca- foIh ..,,cc
Aug - zyh. 1871 falJ0 re- JAMES NEW
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i "a drli'iaacc 25 cents Children lli Gems
SATURDAY AFTERNOON aud EN FNING IN ihc
Afternoon. a. n'clc-k. unparalleled LADDER FEAC>.
TIE WANDERING BON $ aad 'hc RED NON>i J. e.
L. the Evening n oclcc. tn great moral dramn ~ be-
RAEFS PROGRESS. w. D fhe new n7nfcnne The NN>-
nc CROs> The CHINESE COLLECTION. tAe HAP
~ FAMILY. NJ
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Crcrrsions, 81.

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION To
" NFW-ROCHEILFa and GLEN COVE 'aaiCt II
hours Tie iavorte steamer ISLANDER al MAKE
pheasant excursion 20 ite above pi tcts on y NDAf.
81. ieasuC lie foot ri Haumundst y X. A. o-locA,
A VI = uug-st S. Ca-harne - = x s. Grani->t !.
Tenth-sf u and PIER Twenty sath- \ q Returning
vii leave G. Cove AZ , 7 and NeN Rochelle ~ 81
AL viii b, -aset with this excursion. \ good opportu
n,v red those fond 4 fishing sea bathI. DnnsJ
furnished by si-claSs hotels n New-Roche,- b Il
god sunni. Of u tresannntS on hoard- allO u
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DROADWAY THEATER.-Sole Les
- see =. MARSHALL sag. MANAGE. THOs
BARRY This EVENING, Ars g. a He" grand Bal
I.t Divert semen el-lt.sl
IFS FEEs. or. a earn IA Day . sen.,e
C.arae-ers D. tile wonderful hOA $50 A1iil-t
J-.--r.r e - -te COMEDY 4 THE HONEY moon
o. -q--cIrfa VII LADIES BEN ARE
Frces 4 dnssouDr-ss Csrlle nd Pzrgse;, - cents
rsriv and third C4rcle. 3 Gallery ~ Private Bores
& md So Colered Gallery, % Open a; commence -
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I EBANON SPRiNGS.-Sho.test aud

Scheapcst s1ule 20 his d,Lghftl 50 naer Hs,reat IL
- the Hudson RIVER hoars ADD Hudson kNef Rotd TO
Eud.o AID thence ID riirold and stages the Sp-ngs,
q, the .4v rf me shaker Cry. "5ssonECy nom New
Y'rk hy noums boats -airoad. WI 'eays H'ds"n et
81 PASSENGERS frlla Nee-IoT o. evening boats N
trans - leave Hudson the next morning II cocs ana
,rlve A. IN. surng - VI Usual ats 1g,n the yeI,
81 f.re f-ou EIds,1 20 the Spnnrs. 3. g.
7. WATER%fN Superintendent
,,uJscn Inn. . 1881 ,e2 ]as
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VHE FIRST EXHIBITION Of III.

THE FIRST EXHIBITION Of me
i MIDDLESEX IECHANIC ASSOCIATION n'
ths Enc0gagement "a Mechanic Ars sad haagi1, IT.,
VII ie 0percd 20 ac.Os b1Gin erDc,ed b1i ne Pr
pose lsasf le Loaol Machine Snip the C, 4 LJ"''
N TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER D.. 1851. .~
Tie Commute D! Arrangements fJr tAis Isf $50
under TIE fTect4n - tic GQs eInm-n u TIE Assst'
with power O. nike 81 le essa4y yr0g-s ols ~ -S
ussed Thbllou. resr.ctflly invite aad soift a. ~
ctancs Manufacture. Artlsfs I1Telfnfs. and p~fs
engaged Ia a iflacics q Science aAl kf, % frs-s
srerilens Il lhef saops pr1d.cts l3r Efhdat-A s1'
Premium -
ARTICLES = iNGENCTY aad TASTE. fls.sa's'
By Isfes VAL nave co. c.n place A .ae EJn,1ff
MEDALS. HONORARY DIPLOMAS. = Pkbhi'
CHS VII BE- awarded ~ he articles exhibited NAY a..h..
Contributors are 4ssuTed II the strice IS; mpaHaAH ~
tlelr distT ru'Ion. 49,.
ARTICLES INTENDED fr EXHIBITION should 2.
ser ~ tair y W %. taat the MAJ e fssss's'
anL arranged q season
p thu Loealfy n al the Railroad ConDan,ss LEADING
mt Low ell arci's al h. lasD0rted - and rs -
Exhibition ee,hs c~her mourning the efp'nss Of '~a-
M. ,nioaf - DC sal., and ,4t NJ lhe fsk
Persons cfs.slg f.r' r1r-c Jar ~ rnainn ~ n'pfs
ia Circular cofia. mag ne kl.es ald < ~ " ~, ~
taltfN1, &c. 1. lrsss frfsst ft'iJ ! ! b-shte''
&c sup nnfef lerf. Lo~sn. Mas
By order d tie len.,- ftes 4 AffaAsfrfL'-.
OLIVER II wHIPPLE, b. .ChsirnlAa
NJ bryant SFcrst4r. "a
Lowell, oHe -, !SSL Ish 'a"''~
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS to KEY

- PORT touching 10 For Hamilton eacn way. On
ST NDAN. Aug. 3d. the steamboat MN ROD. Capt = J.
Small. vii leave Per No ;. y Il, a. o o'clock Cham
hers-st o. O'Clock: Spung-sr. 20 O'Clock Fammcni-st.
lo ocock. M Ret lrnlng. will leave NEWPORT AZ 81
o'clock VI. Fare 20 keypor;, 9 cents 70 Fort liant
Ton lgt cents aba -
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I0UIrT HNII
The Mnndt ~ commence 20 3. Doors open Al
Buarall.led Success
PROF ES>OR ANDERSON
vsNUE GREAT WIZARD OF THE
>ORTI who during the past week has met pth the
most enthusiastic APPRECIATION ami mas been honored WITH
crowded fashonal and lie sh.ei audi euces winch = the
tt.f .loof h. can advance If the excellence oi ms
GRAND DRAWING-RCOM ENTERiAlNMENIf
Er SoRGgs MYsTCRiErSEs.
Illustrative If The faacy of Nec-omancy, Dsmonoogy and
Nifcl,Tat
pr ,sor i.gs % impress noon the publ that AS ee-
enf rufe "a INFANT l. the same performed 'y h fcl't-
eel before nearly all the Colfts II EUROPE
Admissun 30 juvenile md - wears OF dse y
cents Tickets may be- procured the lp,es. also e. e.
iul Is No so Broadway tie Cts Ticket Office and h e
incl, H. au2Jbts'
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NOR SHREWS BURY, LONG

j BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, POkI WASHING
TON. MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK, tIddHiown,l
HIGHLAND DOCK. AID RED BANK The new and
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT. Can't II tiaggef
H. ,i cave SIDE Peck sip fisT Past RIVER. as follows
LEANE NEM.NOHX ILEANE SNKENS REkY
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Ia .5t. Noloro ron L.rerr oo,-Sirs c X afand -
servant Cap:. ! Buzz, r. A and lady T. Goose %
d Mwrhy
MINIATURE ALsASAc-.--rHis pay
sr.-Pses- 3 p Seis---5 D. h0oN->e'S ----' ID
HIGH NAIER 4 lgIet ~
6 ndy Hoos 10 Z6m Gas. Island II lja fteil Gaze pa
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WE BLOOMER TROUPE. composed

If Ladies II arkuoNl edged talent. assisted hs that
accom- pushed artste. Nile NATHALIE FlfZJAMcS.
prncTlc iarssuSc Of tke operas of NaeS Venice. Par
and London and Mons tARRt>E. VIII haze tAe honor
If Giving their fr~t GRAND CONCERT a Chncs' t'p-
cert Hall. NJ $50 Broadway, On MONDAY EVENING,
Set g. 1851
The Ladies viii all appear IN the inches; and most
cherrhe STYLES If tie Boomer Costume
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Prohibitions Iniurnlshed. On Uni
yersty- Lace SUITE 4 consisting Il ta-ce
large and small r)on, the aor most dssr4 y
lcated. and ss-s-.ng ever modern cJGgenleuce- ~
and cod w-i,f 1a-hs. ran'res. &c, eu tr let
:siher W se,ase ~'4ot board, Yr nth o.ar1 o. p-,ls
tlsrK - .clocs. Who HIsl .fyafe able IufI~r .
No a Litcrty-st Of 10 go b sa1ly a.l3'f.4TGArh
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IRIO'S GAHDFN.-Maaager. Nc.
DTRTAN'S THEtTER. CaAnsrss-

: sr THIS vNrNING. An %. WI , 1la.st fAe
9 u..-..f CHARLES a.
Calt Crre-.---. .-. surron Mar C-0p - Cal'mln
To n 10 . v. n re CrrntdF of
ThE FEik At LAW
~ pan-,ss - ButCn Cccy MISC Cl1n'f'n
Ur Circle and lr9lt ite % cents Second nsT - Is
Ih-tfs Crsn q = II ttciu n oclCrs
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IN IOMNSRIkY HOnSE.-By 4. e.

bTJFNNIkGS 50 IohusbHry " -ihe Bsaf'.t pont -
riilruad o. ~. hHe Mountains. wnlouEhfy Lake 80
~fa gfs lfa.e this house es'D morning f"f us "hh7
ST.. MA IA. returnug the same evening
f4s-o.esr8 iy tlf morninr ram nom "" 7 ~, ~
New Haven AMI -fr.ugf.lt. val r ach Jchnsbufy AN
me way by faI. p1gJ tle SAME evening and Iho WA"
Mountains the next lfr. ~ tI8e fDr liunef -
1t JonLsDury 3 miies from tayan'*, WMts hylh-
tors 81 Mlr- from he Crast,rd Ho1ss 20 miles hon
Wf.logtn'y Lake. J., mites from Sfa0sead e v. lD
niles from Boston lsi miles from synngIs d. NJ fns
~ ~ Dee from Newiurk. 4nijlm
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: > Itar T5oome. Z Proprietor and Manage. j1h
Trorehsrl.-l HIS EVENING Aug &c. eLl he 'er.oruc
ttt oou.tsUt THE iADIfS BATTLE
Ncnfrichard Mt Lyas De 0usd m VI BIO an
Flavgrenl .---.-- Palmer Lcoule Mss JuI1 Cod,
T. conc ~ with
THE SCHOOL FOR TIGERS
paneS T r. tombstone Nator S'lf .-...... b. >to
Torn Crrn Mr. Sserrett >rriag..-- NJ G. Lode
Pg,rE> o- ApNiS>ioN- Dress - ce ar Par 80. fI &C,
Fam 'r t.cis. 23 cfS Or h->~% Seats. 81 Private haN
5. Dos cneR ~ - comu.cI.ee a.
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Straw Goods n pack ages S6i33 Leather Cloves DO
fIOs93 Duggetts. rs do. sf7fC Goats Hair Plush o..
$33 suspenders 9 do Sl,CGi. Iota packages 10, vale
ed AZ
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DOOMS TO LET, with full or partial
let with full Board, in 4

4 I private family. where all the comforts Of a hone
mny be- ohtaired Location very desirable and on star
route At No rs llt.sl west de ct Broadway. bocss
Baths cold and hos aY other cons oniencos References
Parlu' ana $50 bod oons on s''ond Mpf
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y PRIVATE BOARDlNG house. inst nnei
up very ele gihe iDcrion. accessible 60 bnHness hf'
alden large arJ rooms single and double. uuhishcd
unurnshrd Terms VII Je reasonable lni tAc comforts
home ~ an times found Appil - No tj Hudson -
nearly opposite Abandon rark. kipp Bro~ns stages
u.s. even two les Quiet good order and pfomln'
tude viii he tr IT fhis house. au'5 In
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TWO UNFTRNIsHED ROOMS, with

d other accommodation. 20 be- ef Ia Bro0tlyn WITHIN
two ~ nu'es NAH oftna Fem There children NJ
hosrders 90 Ia. house ApiY between nnd = VI -
% Wall-sf aI2J ~
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Two LADIES and GENTLEMEN. =

nclr The south Ferry flr gentleman lady and ~
want. with Yniuln-hed rooms Address LEWIS. al ~
IubuHe Office. stains location and terms anj" ~
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t,'kENC IL. One or tE0 Young genie
lnef csn -4ge B.ssA.a-t aLd Tea a a rea.sf' ffi.
.IT. UleIe ..c servants ca-fl- spas fH+ t'l ti
~ 'tty car lave l-ssol - Ffeoc4 lio- ffaia
e ZEN ar ever evening Nflnd eat. cAaf5l 4cf-4-
s. - 81 according - the ruonls Tel9ycl >.
IL n near stsyveszEf- square Address FRENCH bI
No. ss4 Ul.on-ssusTe PosI-Of5es. aQ<s 1I1SS'
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nOARD.-Neatly furnished Rooms. with
large pantres. end ~ I'll rJis attached suitable r
Gsafleu.u and their VI single Cent efnea rr-h
full " art al Board. No. o = Aars s-plt-e The
house aas al %. "a den mDr0F~nel-s. 80 tne. 81
STAGES pass door. he fsEcts sIch4uged s-
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DENT PAID BY BOARD.-A por.

fon II sioaftifI house fosn. O. rcat % a sma
ilmly thout ri ffn and fht rent a illf poria Va
boarding vsfy snli llmgy Address, with real ht.,
$ Tribune ONCE ahWNu
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18
Impartial Authority.

The american Standard a native American
print at Harrisburg in speaking of the Wing
candidate for Senator in that district Says =
"The friends Of John C.. Kunkel must be
driven in a hard strait; when they raise the
cry that on his election depends the p~ar,izan
character of the next Senate. Washington
and Fayette will send a Locofoco, Somer-
set aud Bedford will do the same from pres
ent appe arances, and in Philadelphia county
either a Native or Locofoco will take the
place of Peleg B. Savery. II is all Judges
the Wings cannot save the Senate, it will be
Locofoco, and the appeal TO save the Senate
is a humbug."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18
The Truth in the Case.

The abolition version Of the recent out
rage at Chrisiiana says the master OF the
slave first fired upon the blacks. To show
the falsehood of this story the deputy mar
shall H. H. Kline, of Philadelphia, made
his affidavit. of the occurrences, that he Mr.,
Edward Gorsuch, Dickinson Gorsuch, and
D. r. Pierce, with two others, went, on
Thursday morning, about daylight, 10 the
house of Mr.. Levi Pownell, where Mr.. Col
such expected to find his slaves. The house
seemed occupied by a crowd OF negroes.
MIR. Gorsuch Immediately requested his
boys, (the slaves) who looked from the win
dows, to come down but they refused, and
threw an axe al him. About the same time
two white men appeared on horseback and,
simultaneously, gangs of negroes surroun-
ded The Deputy Marshal ard his compan-
ions.
The officer handed his papers TO the white
men, and requested them 10 read the SAID
papers and assis! him in sustaining the laws,
The men refused 10 assist, and deied the
Marshal's authority. The blacks then fired
and killed Mr.. Edward Gorsuch; MORALLY
wounded his son Dickinson, and slightly
wounded DR.. Pierce. The Marshal and the
others then escaped.
This account is ~corroborated by all who
witnessed the transaction.