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eiyer's hand and danced with her arounu inc
room These little knots were OFTEN mesSeneo,'
of pleasure and Of hope-someuneS ing
trary Helen was led TO the basket, she chose
a knot and approaching the portion OF inc
ring where Heinrich stood, gave it 10 Herr Crick,
who stood ut his SIDE. .
I'm to this moment the image Of the maiden
had lain like bright daguerreotype upon his
brain A canker now attacked it, and the bliss
of contemplating it was no more. He had sense
enough to know that this was subjective phe-
nomenon, that the maiden had not changed, but
had merely revealed to him the peril OF the
dream in which he hadindulged. There was
steadness and decision about her action which
banished the thought that was the result OF
levity. ''She is right" he thought. 81 have
been fool and coxcomb, and now the pen
atty is come"
A stroke of calamity is often accompanied by
psvcholooieal results the reverse of those which
might be anticipated Ii was so in the present
case. Heinrich mingled with his companions.
None knew the nature of the change that had
suddenly come upon him, and 1t surprised even
himself He did not CULVER; he was as rigid as
n rock. His brain became clear and his glance
concentrated. He felt sudden accession Of
intellectual power, enabling him, as it were, to
crush in an instant problems which, under ordi
nary circumstances, he might have nibbled at for
months. NOT was IL the energy OF despair which
thus took possession Of him; he never once con-
templated the suicide. He confronted the fact
of his position valiantly, and the swelling of his
heart seemed only to exalt him into clearer day.
On the evening of the next day, Heinrich aud
his friend Fred sat together in the room Of the
former, and carried on the dialogue with which
we have introduced our narrative.
Conclusion in next)
Citizens of Pennsylvania, on Tuesday next,
wave the ''stars and stripes" above your de-
voted heads, and =
"Strike-till the last armed foe expires,
Strike-for your affairs and your fires;
Strike-for the green graves Of your sires,
God--and your native LAND"
Philadelphia San.
Hit him wonst morpi
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The music on the PRESIDENTS grounds will
be discontinued for the season after Saturday
next.-Rep.
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Citizens of Pennsylvania, on Tuesday next,
wave the 'stars and stripes" above your de-
voted heads and =
Hit him wonst more!

JUST So-The best reason merchant can
give for not advertising is, that by refusing to
let the public know that he has goods to sell, he
is not subject to the expense of employing clerks
to assist in selling them.
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RAFFIE

Two be disposed OF by raffie as the required
i number OF subscribers can be obtained, very fine
young S0RREL MARE and a substantial CARRYAIIs-
both of which be seen at Humphreys stable the
Of 9th and streets. For particulars inquire at
the Refractory of 9th street and Pennsylvania
nue oct 6--3teo&
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND YEsTINGs.

DLACk French Cloths and Cassimeres; black and
I'D oolored silk and Satin Vestngs; green, blue, and
brown Cloths and colored Cassimeres; all OF which will
be sold very cheap. Also
100 pieces white, red and yellow Flannels
cases beacbed Sheetings and Sbirtngs
bales brown do do
rs pieces Bed Ticking
so do Satnets, Tweeds, and Jeans
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers
Hosiery, Gloves, Blankets Counterpans Shawls Nous
selaincs, Cacoes, &c.
Customers will be pleased TO give q CALL and will
nav them for their trouble WIN. II. RILEY,
oct 1O-tr Sth ST., opp. Centre Market.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND FASHION
AHLE GOODs

fINHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of informing his
il friends and customers that he has Just received
another supply OF NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which he will take pleasure In showing TO all who may
favor him with call his stock Is complete In every
respect and will be offered Mt such prices cannot fail
TO convince all that they money by purchasing
Of him. His Goods Of the best and most fashionable
styles consisting Of French English and German Cloths
and Cassimeres, of all kinds and qualities, and full
sortmcnt Of Yestings Of the most prevailing styles.
i. " MUD, Merchant Tailor,
oct 10-tr ID street, bet n It'll and Sth sts
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ARRIvAI. or JENNY LIND.

ID ECEIvED BY EXPRESS small lot of that superior
III Chewing Tobacco, s.JENNY LIND TWIST" Call
while II Is on hand and supply yourselves at
BUTTS Drug Store,
oct Std cor. Penn. nv. X 18th st.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, oct. 2, 1851,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Library of Con-
IN gress will be closed on THURSDAY, the 10th in
stant will not again be opened until Tuesday, the
18th OF November. .ruS JOHN >. MEEliAN,
oct 3-eod2w Librarian
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A good COOK-for small family
wv Apply at the Telegraph ONCE" [sep 22-tf
yNTANTED-An APPRENTICE, 10 or IT years of
wv age. stout boy, well recommended, win hear
Of good opportunity by applying at this Office.
sep 1T
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BUTTERl

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED from New York a lot OF
Il very superior BUTTER, part of which shall offer
for sale Mt my Stalls mos 53 and 5t Centre Market
Saturday morning. Persons wishing good article would
consult their interest by giving call, the Butter
has been selected with great expressly for family
fresh supply win be received weekly.
oct g-3lR GEO, w, OYSTER.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 10.

Sun rises Oh. 5m Sun sets Oh. Sim
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NEW wORKs.-Death-Bed Scenes, or Dying
IN with or without Religion. Edited by Davis w.
Clark, ID. ID.
The Land without the Sabbath.
Baccolsureste Dscourses, by Dr. 0lin.
Herbert Tracey, the Trials Of Mercantile Life and
Morality of Trade.
Stories and Studies from Chronicle and History.
Philosophy Of Health.
Mrs. BLISS Cook Book.
FOR sale by A, GRAY.
Octlu ~ m, ll,aIt i'll
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cARPETINgs, RUGS, &c.
DIR. J. M. AUSTIN,

LIN, y, M. AUSTIN,
Late Of Warrenton, Va.)
OFFICE and Residence-F street. north side one door
aboys 10th mar 27-Th4stf
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

4 BOOK has been opened for the purpose Of forming
IA Building Association, the plan of similar
associations in this city. All who wish 10 become mem
beers thereof invited 10 call at the Office Of NICHOLAS
CALLAS Notary Public street. and subscribe their
names in the book opened for the purpose.
LIFT
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VENTRILOQUISM,M MAGIC, AND THE
LEARNED CANARY BIRDSl

rVNEMPERANCE NOTICE.-The members OF
the Freemen's ygilant Total Abstinence Society
reques cd to meet at Temperance Hall THIS EVENING
at 7 O'clock for the election of officers.
oct 10 GEORGE SAVAGE President.
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IuHE FIRE. FIRE i-Cheever's Patent Fire
kindling-the latest blessing 10 housekeepers and
bacheorsis again In season. and anertcle of great
kindle fires Price 90 cents per pack which will kindle
240 fires For sale by A. GRAY,
oct 10-tr fth AZ opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
MRS. A. SPEIR
viii open new Millinery on Thursday, October 9th.
Shoio Rooms, ID STREET, bet,oeen oh and 10th SIS.
oct S.--3t
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PARAMETToEs, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
KIpINoRg

D0UBLE-BARREL GUNS, &c,
INTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED lot Of DOUBLE
w BARREL GUNS, and GUN FURNITURE, which
offer at very low prices.
Also, SINGLE-BARREL.
CAMPBELL C0YLE,
sep 20-1ms1 Sign Of the Anvil opp. Browns Hotel.
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Disasters. DC.

B4AE Brs54NS AaIs (of Bowdonhsm) cornsb Wilmington
&c Hat,eas Beach the passage from New YORK. and
Be obi gsd the railway for examination and rspa We
defstand she IL insured.
DELH Hodgdon Boston Msssna experienced heavy
westerly gales most Of rhs last 80 days
THI HotIISD HovTHESDEL Lambach which sailed from
Charsstou 5 Amserdam the ton
ess having experienced heavy gale the Gull the third
dsy out, WhHh caused the bark to eak badly.
MlstIso YIssEL--ns big Olive Thompson Petngl, which
Portland the fh last for Porto kco has
from she sailed and fears entertained
may socdent has happened her The follow
Of the uho
Philips Cape Elizabeth Samuel BafTe Portland WIN Mlnfos
DsIer Bangor Archbe smith, Portland; John German Albany
SHP IsBsA NOresns, reports, Dec a37 3D. Oh,
violent from which increased blsW
hucaI until the morning the 2fth during which
driven the eastward Of The Gulf and had
ter asks stovesnd portion OF the between dsks SHIFTED
sne has had succession OF strong gales from South 70 West
and eams
Ship Edzabeh Esr has been chartered At this port proceed
Fort Yauc about t22 900 for tbs the 3sphsn
Lurmsn for Ben and ssn Diego 1880 both 70 load Govern
EFT
PHoFrLlak before reported put
dsuess goysge from Baltimore San Francisco
proceed her voyage about the 18th the repairs sIpscug
couI lefsd by that
Bt Capt Patterson reported Yesterday as
~ bound To days put afo
= rge Bermuda. distress the 0th LEAKING BADLY
Brovsous The tie 20 days
muea aJs after she bore up Cargo, rum pinsato, &c
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Rnrnim R0rsa.

Arnerund casa Nos ST. brig AreAaan, Chase iron" s0'on'
(Oct lO) - r. 49,. so,h. N.rv,,.,
Dvsr iBrl Faye I'm N.veass Eng for Mes fon pay 70 WIN
-. e ,rars sails had BEEN supplied aSd ~ol prs l.
Al BAHIA liih ut brig Islam, Coatts, nom hehnoa'' '
E,stop Jam 18th INST brig Hy Buck wood'ds I'm G.otse
- 81. Nav Creighton. Baltimore Sailed syth uh sen VA
T,. r Tobacco 50 net, bngs Ann, Johnson C7niuesos ~
s H.reoT Jam 18Th in,i sch Am Hymau rO'n New
a, Bscl RIVER. JAM 18th ns, brig Ro ts- FOR s.s.Yo,1 lss
y,,-rsee. aTb barE Rusisl, Myuoki 90. -.
Cal iorua, Badd 10 san franc -
CO; 7ih, lst mus. OttinEsr 90 49, p-....-n 49,,
At Gaiors tchagres Kverl s'h inst sch iAH@n r''s ~
Nov To- bark chsoanxo Snow san Fnacseo, and
a. Tor cb,reb- land. 20 lead Tor Bait more .
s,g.s IN 90 sbou Oct S. sap Hargye Bailey Nc" fors oaA
john w Cofn Morton DO -. = xo.4s..,. 10
Al Honolulu Nov -, ships Gov DAVIS Caue 20. % '
Hsr-tt How.s Manil bans PhonsA, Jewet o'
80 49,. Nsbe beris0n for NBedord, schs DAN rotls'
Hor Kenr asr l6h Emoeror, Wheeler fz San Ftano ATT &
N,rv Emma I'm DO rsth Monticello Chatas'l, ~" az -
"a o. Nsr,1 Avon H,s,t, DO 18th ca Oct ~ sop
-, wshir~,or Hong kong SO Nov earks Auekana 1en
npg. do. sth Truem,n Dosss Nsedord, hahn,
Columbus Chester San FrAee "a
=. Jsne,, DEC l7 superb Peutss, I'm Liverpool
dsgJ Cooper, Fhtnsr, FIN Phiadeipha Tor SsuoI ~ 80
son Lye ron California for Phhadsiphsi ~
Fvsr nom YorE Tor Caioru wtg Com so Aton n
for DO Arr on 9hl bsrks KEGS 1gon rom NJ ora
~ Psrsr. ready Tor the i2ih Goode, he1ef RON
searsport unc Basil Cambridge put oscL ~
Baltimore Wig also BARK X n Doasa 70
,-on inc 10 BaAa Stephsn Young cray IRON 90 co
,o G,,bs r. BaImore Peraambuco unc susan st1rge
Moran Boston FOR Cao'na, reP BARK CAroee me|haon SO
SYoh the 10Th Dec 49,, 80. -. J., -. -. nh.
NeTYor bgart Belle Bell, Baltimore Am sch Thompson
q 1s.rmuea-Arr 18th INST brgt MARY Ann, Paterson
o. or INST b,issn,ins Princess Royal Dee, Baltimore
SD 18th steamer Merln, 81 Thomas
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WhaIera.

Art a. Nes Bedford lth. ship Paesc Alien Atlantic Ocean, 50
Hssna Nov y With us bbs oil board bbs
The P1 hc bach Dec TO- s. he
o. Capt Acsn Reports a1thIng
A. 81 Frcru - n osrks President Sewls Westpo blck
fsh Mata Dssgstt mess Hole spi Willis. Brsz. Matts
Poe s sp bsg karch hsynos Of NBsdord csan Touchse
short tine previous brig Lsolda corns Of Wso n 81 .ot re-
OLE cfsd, bat hEc done veil
letter shp Hed Stevens Of New Bedford r.pors b.r A,
Cslao nov TO- With zoo bbs
srouIe Js LOG Nehoss Provdese - p; Asa Ts Lucs
EcEsrto~u SO sp hser, Gray Bedford 800 Oh: %
scon l. udoni R0sp Ranger, DO sp az cao saus tas
Oregon mpenne} farhsren 40 The Herald ~
os nan al 80 kdGe Of Fafhavsn Who eIo7erboar from ne
msrtl1ga o. and N6sdroWued
spotsaOe g. lat y ou q w chip Hsny Thozpsoo Holm
Of and fm NsE LOndon for Indian ard Ftc.fc Oceans
AR a. Honoan Nov C0vpsr Cole - NOS 100 a. o0O va
500 tore nd Cd 10th for Nsecoro SIN Asnaaf norton %
go ~, IS % bone, Bayard Graham 81 -
Wogs Luce - moe $50 so ~ is O6 CD Sov ior
home Cafote fAsAt NBetof5s nth. Cssut Ians SI.odou
haJ Gen Goosmal cfusi l3h. Sseak Dcksn. co. Noots
luna Ios-r Nh-tod s. a. DO l3, Ckerukes Csavsnd
co; 18th IlscAfCra. Lea Cob sprne ~' -
Dec no. al % C6 u % % w bsrk Haesl, H,,.o- yg.s
iord made report
saea rom Fsya leh sH Eys Faadsrs New Bedford ESQ
boh OIL
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Brshp coont snnot Liverpool 50 d. salt and 2o3 passenger.
barclay Livingston The e bound to Savannah put to land
pas.engsr- .,-.-, n. -,,. ,, O., So. Ia, me-
IA ano MAuriuus Oct 30, mdss 10 master.
Ship Gntsque Lews Banors and De I'm the caPss COZ. to
Ship Yeksug Berry Sorsals, Jan cotton lead &C. 10
M b botfo b -bts strssk under the sannsls hsd stern
davIts and tackles attached to her. .
Br bark Jo.epha Faulkner. GAboon, wsIt Coast OF Aca
The has eIpersncsi heavy westerly gae tbs
Ban Mar Morris Protteau Glasgow Clyde To- ndse
and passer gers Durham Don. Nov 10, whe hing
sns LEE seb.s .pt the head Of the ossopmast o ss
warks monkey rails stove ysnusors harness essks &c The
Gull Stream twice with northwest gales On
SsSrse Ss9d b .o sn~ ng sss attached to T.
Barb surges Scott Santiago de Cuba Jsa mdss and pas
Bg Bfs1sa HodI Philadelphia d. bound
Brig Jesse BsEsr Bermuda ballast Tucker Lhtborn
NoIw brig Lurs, LuId Ce'ts franss ~ne &C. To Schmidt
Dan brig Dorothsa Desvz 60 d. hides horns &C.
Port brig Andsrhs sao Demsrs IS d. salt l2
Sch l. HYDE Bailey Phis d. coal bound to Boston
Sch Richmond, Dearborn, Richmond Do, mdse to q w
Sch William Goodwin Fountain Milford Dell De- corn &c, to
Sch Fiza Fddsnan Norfolk d. corn bark
Sch PamPso Psnfs Georgetown, Dc ds mdss, &C. to Mott
Arlington, Lewis Georgetown, DC, d. d'' to s,urge'',
Sch Columbia Knapp Baltimore d. mdss stugoss, Clear
mao mao q n Co p,,,.,a p,.,dv,,. 4. sor,
Nor Maea Ferguson Black RIVER Jam, IS ds, coffee log
wood andp imeuto % A solsmoDs.
Sch James English Dale. Bat, coal
Sch Lucy Anne, Ogden, Bait, coal
Sch Golden Rule Parker, Bait. coal.
Sch Lawrence Waterbury, CrRmsr, Bali, coal
Sch Red Jacket, LOWery Bali coal
Sch WIN Wright, Rodgers. Bait iron and naval stores.
Sch spsr 90, Bonnsl. Bait, coal
Sch Fiankln Randolph, Bennett, Bait coal.
Sch Anne d, Bsdell Bait coal
sAILEDshg star Of the West, LSvssr 5oI Baamors Oars
cola, others
BELOW-Qshlps
WIND-At sunrise sW noon sW, sunset w and light
II The Honolulu POgnssau that all the vessels up for
United States sy nj up. The frle
Doane With full freight
NOBLE Ehza
short Tbs Croton Maui, fall and would
tak number Of passengers from Honolulu.
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HIsIATURK ALsASAc.-.-..rH
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.-...


SHIPS Star Of the Lovbsr Baltimore Thompson Ne
rber; Splendid, n gyms. Havre, WA Whtcck,Jr
BAKE McNear Savannah Durham Dmoni Tia Dc Caoa
Msrchab Havana TrDo Bseras Coonlst Jorgsf sen HAN
burg Funcks Msucks Cabssa Lnteohn Gaazama Rivera .
Brig. Amsta Smith Jscme w Lewis WHITAKER Hash Cen-
fsoos Tbon p.on Co; Robertson, CroEs Mobile Eagle daz
ara + Larna Charleston Funcks Melneksi Cmbras'
Copperhot Norfolk - g.
schs Elizabeth Kuse Washngoui Gov Anderson, SAWYER
Kew West K Maitland May Ann Hopkins Mobile. Ladd BIZ
colt Knssand BALTIMORE johnson Lowdeni Farsu, hcnan
Wasbr gton DC. &C; Bay State. Ryder, Boston
CD New York, Joles hHAyeo.
sfenrer Penobscot. ca PhIa
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Jan M i oses 10 W, brig Sarah Of Bangor I'm Boston
New. Orieans
81 81 % lon g. steamship City hsues for
Chagfes.
Js6 lat q on CO. Spanish brig Fs; OF May Havana for
Liverpool
Jan 49, 1880 lon O. ship Rudsou hencs Tor 6laszov
JaB 6 at 81 IS Loo So barb AvsTou csstne from New
ior Newport FA
De- 81 ~ lOn ST. eh HODs San Tor Norsans-
cspAn nate sck.
Jan Il at 81 n 81 BT brig RIVAL days foa HaIz
er Poro Rico ealng bad Der ooaTd quarter Wished for
n Nsssna.
Jaa r. AT IS a. On TO- ship Calcutta Sosans fer Trieste
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The Vermont Central Railroad run their pas.
sepeer and freight trains regularly to the shore oil
Lake Champlain opposite ROuse's Point. A large
freight business is now doing on the Road.
The subscriptions in Syracuse TO the syracuse
and Bipghamton Railroad amount TO sllO'OOo.
A movement is being made IN Chicago 70 pre-,
vent the Michigan Central or any other hoSo
from doing a warehouse business.
"a For "MarketS,' sec Fifth Page.sszl
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BY Telegraph.

BOsTON, Jan s3-A barks Churchill hessns Nov 81 Grard
Mars, lee Dec 2 memAc. Phaaspha; bgs Jane Hovss
CayssJa 2 Emma Philadelphia; schs Heoy Atkins orgetowu
sc, Tsrqun FrsdeckonnI Matapouy Baltimore; Jsroms
delphtA
Below, chs Parliament. fn Liverpool Dec 10.
CD shp Statesman Nss Orleans; baks BruHsts and Wabash
Matanzas, Gen. Philadelphia schs CorneA and Adams HYork
EEWBuRYPORT Jan 2l-Sld sch = A Heath, Virginia
SALEM Jan SRA brig Garland Para Dec "a Left brig
2st the only Am vessel Jan lat 10 81 Ion 50 a.
Astrzcan Horne for New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS Jan l5-Ths ship RappahGnnock Of New York
cid to-day for Liverpool with cargo valued at 5000
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MARBLE d.

Ca wsdrssssy morning q By Rev Dr. Lsas5 $500,
lex d son Of Col Charles b IAppan. 20 Mss SANA -
Of n. lsfs ca sb Lifted, ell Of tbs CITY " soroNoN
A. stsn,fSrs Corn Jan %, Rev Dr. TODD sOLOnVS =
o.
Va LIZ. Ia nf
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pHIIADEIPHI

PHILADELPHIA Jan SJ-A7tveS-Bsrk Figaro tBrem) Beck
man Bremen. schs Josephins, Holden, New York.
Caf edBrgs Clara De Wolfe CArdenOs; Mary Sopha (Br
Pasr do MARY jane, Gaes Cuba sch Grace Darling Bas
Bridgeport Alfred Barrett Baksr New York. steamer Kennobec
setm Feu.T York
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Ocean II -. a.. AZ sR.3f,rd r.ports
A isttsr Capt Reward Of shiP Oho@ o. "0' ''F
h,,,t 81 Jsro oct IS al vel, clean . , .v.ss -
ttsf from Capt haeonesr q barb hsfeaier o. "
-. 49, a 81 Jaso Oct u, with 30 bbs oi-aii ~eh
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To Mariners.


TIE Buoys the Southeast Pilgrims Lsdgs and on
the the Whales Bach which had have
bsen replaced.
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DIED.

On Thursday nc ming Jan % CHARLES PUhDI. II 49,.
Ths III e, services vii be performed a. ne reses1e ~
,h.r Eaab Purdy 3 Ludlow St the gan MS A. ~
ir.rds o he respectfully invited % stte
s " be taken SUNDAY the Goth inst al ~ ~ 10 nc
f1y ar, rg around at White Plans for nterneat 100
month. ard 20 dave youngest child Of Henry and hsaea "
Crittsuosn. .. ....-a 81 e,,.r.l
without further INVITATION loo counbnst Broohyp tas after
10, Tt9,-tsv Jan. q. sTLPHES LOZIER sgsd - wears
Notice OF The funeral from he late residences II West 6roaa'
AZ WIlHansburgb L Jan g. WALTER WAKLAAN' As'a d
Year, 49,. 49,. "a sortb Ftb q,
Vbursb on SATURDAY. 18th inst Al ccE n ms Hanls
sts rsoused 10 attsrd funeral without further aoce
rf 81 Louis Republican and ksvsihe please copy ,,,,f
on "Wednesday evening Jan y, Of congestion Of me ans W."
Of Elder the 3tth year OF ne
Ths friends OF family respectfully invited 70 s.sas n'
I'm a. hs father rs Twenty tnfa 81 corner OF
sevrrth-av. FRIDAY nert, AZ 2 p NJ 10
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FINANCIAL.

MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING
" COMPANY-secou semi.Aunual Dyidend.-Ths
President ard Directors Of the Morris Canal and Banking
Company this day declared dividend for me last s
months nom the earnings OF the Company at tho rate OF
ten per cent per the amount paid In on the pre-
fer OF 849 OF said Company payable 10 me ock
holders their and after the fth day %
February ext the Office Of the Company in Jersey City
The transfer books OF said preferred stock Will be closed
from the 24th inst until that day
Notice 10 also hereby given TO the subscribers 10 ne pre-.
erred stock OF this Company that the seventh nstanen %
dollars per share will be payable on the LIST February
next at the Office OF the Company In Jersey Guy.
Subscribers In Philadelphia, Baltimore sRd Washingtor,
d c. will pay the Office Of f. w Clark Co Phiadel.
pbia. Per order. JOHN ID. FOE, secretary
jersey City, Jan. 49, 1851 JA ~
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OFFlciALl Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
STATED RrSsInN- r,rr.rsn.x La

PreseRt-A. A. ALyoRD, Esq. President in the
S S; a a AS mosTe Haley, Msbbat Mccarthy
Tis@sn' Psar'ail Sands; Ward, Bolster, Ely, Edwards
By Assist AID Mccarthy or Niagsn. h.. c,r0r.,v
No z. Cor Hose Carriage To Commsi,ss on ES5s
Department
Tor Hook and Ladder Conpsn, the EasteTiv So =,
tbs City between Houston and Twentieth ats 10 ssns
Committee.
BY Assistant Aid EdwsTds-For sewer In S5ihst from
polni 100 feet west OF hsy 70 and 10 eet with the
sewer In 6th-Ry and S5th-st To Com. on Sewers.
By Assst Aid Ely-OfE II Pray aud others for grant
Ing Ferry from jersey shore - point between
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Passengers Arrived

7. bark Suss from Santiago De Cuba-c stedtam ana
Arsere werner
In bark Ma4g Nor from Giayoc- Carsng' Mss johnson
HIsIATURK ALHAsAC.-.-..rHIs DAY.
suH-Rsss.....--- u SCI. --.-o -4iH
HIGH WATER.--.-.JAN. $500
s.oav 6ov Island-.l 34a Hell oats--- -
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ne sw. noon sw, sunset w and Hght.

II The Honolulu Pognesan that all the vessels up for
fss the United States tsy N IN up The barb True
sailed tho Sih November with full ffsgh the
Canaoa Noble Eza Warwick
This CToton Maui fall would
tai a lumber Of passengers from Honolulu