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The Students Dream.


The lamp burns dim-yct still light.
More bright than noontide's ray,
Bursts through the gloom of this long nigh
And makes me deem il day.
Mclhinks gleam of glory plays
Round these old walls of mine,
Ard makes each dim and dreary nook
With hallowed radiance shine.
see the wreath for which pant
Hang fresh above my brow
hcor the voice of mems applause
Gather around me now.
The wasting fever of sick hope
Grows strong on me again,
And shapes Of lovelincss come back
TO revel in my brain.
'Tis 10, 100 latc-'ts not too late
Oh, not in vain I've wrought,
To place in fame's undying light
The diamond of my thought.
'ris dark again all, what is this
Cold faces round me gleam-
Unsympathisirg eyes still mock
The student-'twas but dream
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| The ROMAN BED TIME.-An immense
majority of men in Rome never light a can,
die, unless sometimes in the early dawn
And this custom of Rome was the custom O
all the nations that lived around the grea
pond Of the Mediterranean. In Athens
Egypt, Palestine, Asia Minor, everywhere
the ancienrs went 10 bed, like good boys
! from seven to nine o'clock. The Turks and
other people, who have succeeded TO the
habits and stations of the ancienls, do so this
day
The Roman. therefore, who saw no Joke
in sitting around the table in the dark, went
Off to bed as soon as the darkness began.
Every body did so. Old Numa Pompilius
himself WAS obliged to ,rundle himself of in
the dusk TarquiniuS might be very su-
pcrb fellow; but VIC doubt whether ne ever
saw farihing rushlght. And, though it
may be thought that plots and conspiracies
would flourish in such city of darkness, it
is to be considered the conspirators them
eoRcs Hdu nO llOIc Cdnules Ildu uOucst men
both parties were in the dark.
Being up,then, and stirring not long after
the lark, what mischief did the Roman go
about first9 Nowadays, he would have ta-
ken pipe or a cigar. But, alas for the ig
norance of the poor heather creatures they
had neither the one nor the other. In this
point, we must tax our mother earth with be-
ing rather TOO stingy. In the case Of the
candles, we approved of her parsimony.
Much mischief is brewed by cande-light.
But, it was coming it too strong to allow no
tobacco. Many a wild fellow in Rome, your
Gracehi, Syllas, Catalines, would not have
played IL and Tommy" in the way
they did, if they could have soothed their
stomach with cigar pipe has intercepted
many an evil scheme. But the thing is past
helping now. A; Rome, you must do rs
" they does at Rome,-De Quincy.
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PURELY MUTUAL.
THE
National Life Insurance Co.,
Office state-street, Montpelier, vt
GUARANTEE CAFITAL..--SlOO. coo
Life Insurance Is the poor mans wealth aud a
good inNe. .tmcnt for the capitalist"
Il IL. ~

Life ln'urancc Is tho poor mans wealth aud a
good investment ior the capitalist"
OFFICERS.
Dr. JULIUS Y. DEWEY, President.
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President
DIRECTORS-Juliu Y Dewey. Danie
Baldwin, Paul Dillingham;, limo. Z. Redfeld
Julius Converse, Edmund Weston, Homer w
IIeaton, Joseph b Danforth. Jr.,Alhcrt l. Cat
lin, John a. Page George w. Colamer, Orir
Smith, Charles Dewey.
BOARD OF FINANCE.-Homer W
Ilcaton, Albert L, Catin, John a. Pagc
MEDICAL EXAMINER.-Orn Smith
| NJ. ID.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN-Fred
w. Adams, NJ. ID.
SECRETARY.-Jamcs T. Thu ston.
LIFE INSURANCE.
1T is an institution contemplating unmixcd
good to mankind"
We invite the attention of The Public to the
principles OF the National Life Insurance Com
pany.
The Charter is liberal and particularly n.
dapted to the wants Of all who may desire TO
embrace such an institution. 1t should be en-.
hraced-
LIST, BY Husbands and Fathers to make pro-
vision, after their death, for their widows and
children.
~ Dy t"S lo""5 " pAO''sV ioi 'HShleclNce
in infrm age.
3d. BY creditors to insure The loss which the
death Of the debtor might occasion.
4th BY the borrower to enable his repre-
sentatves, in case Of his death, 10 repay the
loan
9th, Those WHO save little from their daily
labor, or yearly iacome, should invest it in this
Savings Bank, that it may be beyond the reach
Of accident, and that the widow and child may
receive their own with usuryh 4ltf
j. S. BUSHNELL, Agent for Addison Co.
c. c. Z. CLARK, NJ. d, Medical Examiner
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81 The Journal of Commerce, alluding
to the counterfeit ten cent pieces which have
not the circlet Of stars on them, makes known
the fact that a portion of the genuine coin
has been struck without the mark in ques.
ton; so that ten-cent piece without the
stars is not, for that reason alone, to be es.
'teemed spurious
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Love LErrER.-The editor of the Cen
tieville (Md) Times thus shows up his own
galantry:-" The love letter sent to the ed
itor the other day in mistake, from young
lady, will be kept a secret. BE more par.
ticular next time"
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rT- A reverend gentleman paid his de.
voirs TO lady, who was possessed in favor of
a MIR. Psalter her pariiality being very cv.
ident, the former took occasion TO ask in a
room full of company" Pray, Miss, how
far have you got in your Psalter?" The
lady archy replied" AS far as Blessed is
The man ="
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"a Judge B-once fell down flight
of stairs, when a young attorney present
said, "ls your Honor hurt ?" The Judge by
this Iime had reganed his feet, and looking
up, he replied. No, but my legs are"
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u No paper discontinued until arrear"ges
arc paid. D.,
rC[All communicable must be fost fald.
v. b. Palmer is our agent IN Boston
and New York.
Law of Newspapers.
crbscribers who do not give express no
rico to the contrary are considered as wishing
IA continue their subscription.
.. If subscribers order the disconinuance of
thcir papers, the publisher may continue to send
them till all that is due be paid.
=. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office to which they arc
directed, they arc held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their papers
discontinued.
A. If subscribers move TO other places, with
ont informing the publisher an1 The paper is
sent TO the former direction, they are held re
spensihle.
D. The courts have decided that refusing to
take paper from the office, or removing and
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sfintentional fraud.
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Usher when his paper is not taken from the Of
fee, makes himself liable for his subscription
price.
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E1T Nothing softens the heart like sorrow
We never feel so kind towards the distress,
ed as the day We are ruined.
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ca To some men it is indispensable to be
worth money, for without il they would be
worth nothing.
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ON TIE MUTUAL PLAN,

Wv 4 II lht' - M i%4h-'f
This company will insure at the usual rates
and in three particulars claim the superiority
over all mutual Companies.
LIST. Deducling only ten per cen, commission
lromthe Mutual Insurance Fund, instead OF the
estirs crpcnSeS off the Company, annually.
2nd. Giving scrip certificates OF profits each
year payable in cash when two hundred hous-
and dollars has accumulated as reserved mu-
tual fund, such scrip bearing ntrestf from date ana
Transferable.
;rd. Ia addition to the usual Mutual Fund
nd reserved Fund received from mutual in
urers the capital stock. one hundred thousand
dollars, and all the reserved fund Cf the Joint
Stock insurance is pledged for the payment OF
losses.
ON THE JOINT STOCK PLAN,
The rates are reduced one third the amount
charged on the mutual plan, the Company ta-
king only ,ohdt il is ,corth to insure life Civ
en- amount, for given time, instead Of taking
more than an equitable sum and afterwards
paving back part OF ones orn moneydndcading
IL so much profit The great advantage Of This
mode of ofinsuraace over the mutual plan may
be thus illustrated. Suppose father, al the
age OF thirty-two years, resolves To eNpend
twenty-five dollars perannum for insurance on
his lite. On the Mutual plan it will secure him
policy of one thousand dollars. On the Joint
etock plan the same twenty-five dollars will Sc
cure him policy ofoneIhousand andhve hun
red dollars.
ON LIFE AND HEALTH COMBINED
The rates are as favorable to the assured as
safety TO the company will permit, Insurance
in this form is of grea Importance TO all who
have others depending on them for support
CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS,
taken at LOWER RATES Than by any ollcr Com
pany.
=. ~ e., f1,,tt
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

AoENrs.-R. r. Thrall, County Agent, Rut-
trad; Ezra June, Brandon; Henry Simonds,
Iutstcrd; Chester Spencer, Cdsileton; Capen
J eonard ChiHenden; Slas w. Hodges, C2ar-
csdon; A. Bliss, Pouitncy; d. Z. Nicholson
ljaHingf6rd; Fayette Potter, Pairlef.
M.DIcAL LExAMINeRs.-CyruS Porter, Rui-
md Z. H. Drury, PWsford; A. Kendrick
t'oul,ner; A. S. Houshon, Paciet s. II. Bow
,n, Clarendon: J D. Woodwa ard, Casfieton Jo-
iah w. Hale, Brandon John Fox, Ualing-
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Gbe tflioolrburp Rcoistrr
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, u
J.H. BARRETT & ]. COBB.


OFFICE IN STEWARDS BUILDING, ON MAIN-sr
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THE TIFF:
Or Jeremy Short giving in his Experience.

AS thistles wear the softcst down,
To hide the prickles till they're grown,
And then declare themselves, and tear
Whatever ventures TO come near. ."-Hudibrds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-30

RICHMOND. hus s7--Sit >cAs Mar } Pses, Du ".
- Nors Ellcs q King - 30
sAVASSAH,A us -1--c.J. trlr AI-socas;er, Me-re,
Bath Ne
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sctTs. a ~ F4ef. tt ..0Nel. 8-scr. dc, AZ Sri.c
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NV nurvr'rt sctrs theme. : IdsY P.i-ael2le
STarta- HarrTr. Pembroke All. H,tri'n t.las ,
hasuuIo fanur. Saow Pna.'t T1fet. kea.. AMI WON
>tsr. brliecA. Dancer: C4sH.n H4.h-ss aHd -,oi-
g. Dan Farr zen rriuW. WIN lrn y Ala 'h'''f
l44h,ti >aa-l. oftsr. Osl rya.9s.h. q .risir .
N@rore.- rfan. &c. 'aG'
STONINGTON. Anr- AR -,e-s Hard rrcs, We e
ST Ncw-NlN f.. E p. E-a loss ,s to'h a-chors AMI
crars
SACO- A1s z0-ArT. 'sclr Korrt II p Ros-or. = ,.
schfs ltr-r e hLl 60 -~.tl hese-. jordan ~. 10
srnr. s4oA. t.I. d. SD. a t.r-s 4. -trf, 0t--s'A,
Io,on. A.rer-. Wa. 2 q. '-ll ---. tlc fs-le -
Trenton scfrs ssu-f. G0-in '-1l \ ~, 'i'l Co.,
Na'c 8. y 1-c.. 60 Clro.rt p 81. -Ret'.-t pa
ware. TlrrsT d.
WIENENGTON Aas "a oTias r'.n as-. sf'7 s
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t1tIild-. Cr.ulsl Cd -1l. schr. Ntrrs p r sci,
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YARMOUTH PORT. AZ AR. -ctrs Lon - h-ss-
b..n. Fh..aiel tia Comm fiore -. Hamnitn. Ne
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To Mariners.

IN Court c Direct " III Ea>' I.ii. c .1a. Ii.e
iatcN fecr, ed icvm Vie Government 81 B,uga The fl-
tlon -
NV Puor STATION ros rsrS ". Monsoon -Di..
- tVN 90 lii-> 1-cs = hereby sven -ar trIrl
ShN Slte The lh Of March 1872 tie nor station tor the
sVu,h vet monsoon Viii be changed 90 the position e.
iu ',r ioo"ing sailing directions O. the master -
$500. "a ms lNf and taa nom ana If er the d., >1
Sis'H zoe eastern channel lsf vessel "a m >ilN h-sbr
~ s' lead 81 Slam one present Ia dsr-u ~
i,R ne 1asItT channel lght. Ach Gears I'm h ,.t
ol Name IL So, -, l-ut.l -s-
Eort William. Nave w. ''''A's'
Saihug crcrtols fur VESTS re-.lra- I'll - sr-,,
south IVES " 'nSou AZ the New >-a-.n IA A. 49, -
pant of the Plots R.Gst -
False Pom; llshs house On lat eo- 10 y AMI l,--,
ioee ~ T. 4nN huos : placed = f.,h,nls on t1e
+ The b1ov 'aer,.Or,. bears ilou Fal>s p,ant 80
house. y %, = ru.. ana tl,fan, lSt aile> 49,
Therefore. after making lie g1t house a. Fsse pm, m
Passing inch SIC ought ugt les Khan f,,hs-
should hrl- = - bear 1t.u- " leor 5 miles iiS-.r-
Nttu ST. U e a j ~ J. i41onS tatn steer e1s na-t-
eg>t~ az. when TIE sounding vi sad ly . p
f~ihol> The t@SisrG eC-e O.. The Pilots hlge Sal
Should thea regulate her course - = . Keep between tie
hdse ard y1fsho> when ~ attention o. the lead 4ad
E5tu u the sound D.s AID distance ;rorl
hi house slnls> >Ihe q rd making The rat
vessels, a> their sreund immediately % Che
-frs> uf fte hstt vessel >tsousl l-ug- the SOUTH
Nrt ti,o4 close proximity % thc alff sa tte u1sc.
i g ,s4want 81 DE p Us k-s. <tat--
I'D tfet Give c0loTel mud. IN o-cl~ lllJ lcv
rs ~ HT.ssn shells mixed with ., whilst those ~
ftff as 30 shelly SIND minute gravel a reddish
iIsp eIV~n oo40I vessels approaching TIE station are
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BOSTON, Au- 19-Au ship Claiborne. Lp43ol. 10Th
,tadi, Juno e6h Br hlrk Nova Scotiar Anderson l3 "a
ul sp"se ma instant iai 81 80 Ion 30 3D. NorNesan
Pirlatc iua split loi,al Sc. od Cape cod schrs E1Hn
Akin, fort-au-furcc. ltiiimSt Mort cn lsht. c. e.
ua.f.cn. iUh ult Niagara New Nur, Oregon A YHHy
O .hlr. Ncw-NoA 10 i,a. ALBANY Mars Pearly pma-
tetuhlH Albany, for Albany Isaac Acorn New York
e 4 Iafis Phi.adeiuhn; bugs African, PIiAd.iphia .
toH Nomteht l-"i, -bh instant, lost hoth aii iofS ma
CHAINS a>o, tuIwaris. and had lrr D1t'G stove . Au
dover, Nev-Noik Name. Dob Island. Ca Below-Haik
Galveston. brg Wa. Pitt rhilldeph!a schrs y iarad
PumPer, Allan' olive md Louisa, Hc"-io4N, SD.
SALEM. aug 70, Az brig A,le-,. R.1 P,ngoo. Anna,
July Il Lett Schrs Joshua Brown, from Salon; susan
Kelly. Nlhouse. Br. bag Or Rogers. Summons. Surnam
hirs' l. n bueS \er,us lptun. Tor Salem lU DIS. Aul
zou. iuScr for GLOUCESTER, ds )arinu Tor luckrric
DAYS a. load ioT New Y.ro Peados lBr) tor sta
Ve>i, Rice fey Bu>'os or New York, days Spoke Au-
a. lat p o Ion % 90 bark Eden Nones Sears from Cali
cata sand Heads Apu %. m south Chanucl bars Hem
~, Boston Cor fhlaoeiqlla Ans o. oA Cape Cod, ori-
ia Ann. Calais i,r ihlldeli ina
NEW-BEbfOhD. Aus 2G-.Au >chr lnsolco, Ph.lade
PORTLAND, Aus 2s-An bark $. Lawrence. Turks
Island 20 days
TLYMOUTH. Aus. 26-Ar schr Waterman. New
Nmk
BALTIMORE. Aug 2g-Arr. bark yiciory. 10 day, iu
NORFOLK, Aug 2e-rhe bar, George Henry. from
Baltimore Ia N"fioA Is ma kaiahanuocA, with hcr fore
and mann nastS gone. The schr AyaradO Of Prospect.
tom New orA 10 Jacksonville has pm here m distress,
nav s 4s' Ae anchors i'i'iV SAILS &C. Tue >chi five
Trade wtS e <, f.d So miles east u CAne Henry
PROV IuENtl, Aug AR schr Oliver Frost.
smith $ John. NB wrh los> o; cable aud anchor iu
heavy blow - miles oil Cape Page.
SD SCH. II lallmsn, Young. Alexandra slaop Pointer.
NeW-NoIk.
\ small fore aud. ID schr h,ioosnr go R,cA'rrd,
Name, mare unknown. flom Ncw-York H. 8i,on with Il
tMsoo wheat suns an Holiness Hole rl- the -ae nt
Her stem had hroNcn'o pieces, and her cargo washing
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Arrived.

U VI steamship Hermann. Crabtreo. I'm Bremen and
Southampton Aug - at NJ, mdse and iJ2 passengers
{ 5 81 steamship Ohio. Lent FIniay Schoncs m
Navy Bay Aug TO- and Kingston. jam Aug II, IN ballast
20 NJ o Roberts Aug 90 IN tue Cacos Passage saw the
steamship Ceorga, i'm New-York for Chagres. The o
has experienced hoavy weather on the passage -
Snip Deutschland. Ham IIancker, a. ds I'm Hamhnr1
rndse and 2o9 passengers TO Beck Kunhapt Aug
49, lat u 81. lon 81 49, exchanged signals with snip hu-
BARK British Monarch. 'Br Han 90 ds I'm Maia aga,
M,r,a 70 WI I'M Nome for GlsSgow Aug is lat
40 20, Ion. 81 spoke brig Harriet, of Phadelpha) I'm
Baltimore for BoiteauE ds qui July 49, at A. lon d.
spoke Br schr Lima. I'm st Johns + for barbados
Aug q ai 80 lon -. spoke French bark Mare I'm ha-
Brir AmHlei. fof RocklandJ Miller, II ds I'm s. Jago
de Cuta. mdse TO lrundy Aug 49,. LAT %, Ion
- 40. spoke brig Nara l" bils'ol, Il l. lot htNaha
The A was up 10 Bainegat 18Th INST, and was driven
south Of Gaze Henry IN The late gale
Ping Mara, OF Plymouth Tnbole I'm ''opayes St
Domingo. Aug A. coffee sc 10 \ {. Rosslre Co on
Crooked Island spoke schr Salem I'm Port an Prince Tor
Big Nsay.tas. Grfng I'm Mayaguez, p r.. Aug -
rndse 90 Aug g. passed bark Duvall, io Boston,
Taylor. fu Boston for baltimore
Bug MalyHa tBr y Beer. So ds. I'm WeSipor IN ballast
and 10 passengers. To George Logan
Bne HONS. CFr.l Olivier, 20 ds I'm Aux Cages, 81 Do
n.iugo loewood. 10 4. & Ru.slre & Co
Bng johanna Hcndrka, (Dutchl Hook 81 DIS I'm AM
stcrdam. mdse., TO Schuchaidt Genhafdt u
Bre Richard Golden, tbr..) Morehonsc 10 d. I'm Snc-
dac y y enndstones and lumber. 10 & $ Fl ch
SCR Fanny Mitchell, Parker, ds I'm Warcham, nails
Schr EScn Herbert, -. 5ds I'm RocAland lime
Schr Felowsha, Race ii ds. fm Eaastport, lumber, 20
Schr Bengal, Pierce ds. I'm. RocklInd lime.
Schr. X. Il PITS. NerrIll. 6 lis I'm kockand. hne.
Schr. a =. Upsher, Cropper DIS I'm. Virginia. wood
Sehr. Westport. Reed, Dis Boothbay plaster. to
master
Schr Alabama, Street. ds I'm PhIlade lphia coal, bd
ia Portsmouth. y n
Schr |. Morris, Van Name, Dis I'm. Virginia, wood
Schr NAIVE. nudsall. 2 d. I'm Virginia, wood
Schr 7unis Dopew White d. I'm Virginia. wood
Schr. VIM Lcrectt. kellum ds fun Virginia, wood.
Schr C-mastcdl Matagorca, Puchard, d.. I'm Vlgn'a
wood
Schr VIM Hcnr, Gibson , ds I'm. Virginia. wood.
Idr Freeman Rawdon. BLACK, ds I'm Alexandria.
coal. - + Rawdon.
MEMORANDA M.-Capt Painter, of the schi DELIGHT,
reports THAI the schr Caroline { Bacon (of Jersey Cit
caIsled some time since oil Barncsh, his been to"ed
to Little Fsc llarhor Also reports seeing fore AZ an
schooner bottom up. ashore near Barnegat.
WIND-A, sunrise. " and hight al Mouailn. " W
and d. ~ Sunset. ;. and fresh.
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PHI ADELpHlA, Aug. -9-.lrr -es. brig r. nls.
fcrN. New leTN schf> Delaware Harding. P-oNhierre
NagOitAn Frazer Man LANDING " lam Henry. WINS
more Providence II. Deputy, .Asu0le DisA,on
Charles Carroll >s1nders Portland Coal Lay.na Jane
ketchum, New YORK RIO Gf.i.de SIMMER Go p Am
strong Thomas Brdsepss' Thomas ireland. S1msrs
Eo>toR, SouVf Nina. Bodies. Bugcrc-t harS ,i0y.rnr
Euess hsxlcii, Is son brigs David AKIN BAKER New
Nors CaiAAI.nc NicLel, NcNtl> Boston steamer Ken
nct,c, >es wopr, New NurA.
C'eor,a-fng ltaSka. Parntt. Boston steamer Peuo5-
scot CLARK. NeN-Nofk sill Harriet. llrT. RatmDre
hIl- / Hluds. PERM, Boston sch> u DEBUT, Wns-
more. Providence splendid Fen6tl. Portland: Loving
tn. Williams. Ntwhufg Elliot Snara. Lynn Iavinia.
keiehgm, hooAhn, +. +. >Aafg. >harl. Boston " ni
heury, MnSmo,e. Providence, Charlie, Carroll. Saaiels
haru o., Thomas Ireland >oltrs. I'd. River. Arm
s,rus Mn>nore New Haven, 10 Cr-ado. skinner da..
h / 1ay Cam Boston
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DIED.

On FRIDAY, AUG ~. afaeT lingering ulrcsS. JOHN
DIANE SMITH. Youngest son of the late Reuben AMI
Sarah II. Sn,ah aged rs wears and months
The relatives and friends of the fanly respectfully
i,,ed 10 attend his funeral Sabbath afternoon, a,
oeiock ffOm No 81 Em-s HIS Wlll be taken t.
greenwood Cemetery for la.eTmcat
On Thursday. Aug ., JOHN { 7 NJ ARSNAt.l,
ag.J al wears. months and Is DAYS
lie renes OF the family. and those II h,> hrotArf>,
hchaFv and william Marsaa are respectfully invited -
a'shs MS iG1erA thrs Saturday afternoon. a. oc,ocA
Aug y AMANDA NJ wife OF Isaac Cckef4iT. lAte
ASSISTANT Sofoper aged ~ years. mouths alG DAYS.
Inflammation OF the bowels
Lhsfsnos and scGuaintanccs Of the FANNY are respect;
fehy invited u attend tr t;rer frcr fht rs Nsar ~
her brother CNfrebrS = - t'rS.e NJ 30 W,Sr BE- =
Sunday Afternoon. ~ ; = AS 5o'caek Z NJ
August IS. Mr.. NlkANOf h8ASlfCR NEYNOI Is
widow OF The lac kuN8FN hes s1i>. f,S1 aud =
the late Judge alcch Nast-ul.a "a It's t-r
Her relatives AID friends aud those II lcs brother -
~ Hsgciman ii NsW-JtIsey, 4aG Leg >Tv,acs -. i. \
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Foreign Ports

A. Mayaeuez Aug -. hrss Adelire, Norton ir Nc.s-
York uevt dav Eous Moore. f. Bangor. Tor Nsw-NarN
IN D ds Boyal Sailor Or y Henlon. I'm 81 ln'naS Tor
rfok. wig Frances Jane, Young, d' ''r BAN
more Just 49,
st Poitau- Prince Aug l3. hugs Clara Nu,'r, -,
fin Turks Island for NeN-Nork, next dp let'S, I'VE.
i'm Ncw-Yerk for Philadelphia. me schr Salem. lbr.i
Kennev, d.. do John Bull Br y I'm Boston. ulf-
SD IN Port ROYAL. Jam. Aug b. bark Crltnn Ho-i-
fetfe for Cuia. schr Laura. Wo0ord. for Baltimore
ar al Rio GraLdo, oh july bark Mique!on Hughes
Salem April %
Arr AZ Rchbucfo. =. 2lst July barN hii' ie>-cI'
mot Lancaster Ivev. Nev-York
A. PeInamhuco. S0th July. schr clifton Dag-et II.
Sprlt sprung
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NcRvorv Ane IL -arS flon BALTIMORE son.
IN les ii T,rr I'D fl-e torSfl. e. - anchor fl tt-
- IN, sfed trc ard llrlc schooner 7fl 'r'
~ Gaze Henry. sem = P--ss-. D., re0fr -
si7ed M the Da7 bottom ~ l1 tle Horse Sl1e. iAf
Ar. rerorred ashore smiths mt Proves 20 te ,l1
George HeI ry l1f New YORK. Ca1t Rennen. from bal-
-e hor nd 10 tins port She succ,edsd gstr h fe.-
Frhetln from N.u-Ycrk. bound - Y Ilminr-1n. y G.,
- ashore ~ Isnhaven BaT. both nests g NJ
ScHR DANIEL FRANCS. james. a. Norfolk from = : h'
crpereuced gale from y ca the - d. 90 Jar. 81 %
~ lcef res-l. g. - balance reef s4 Dam -9d H-t
saIv silc.d heavy which ;hreF bee on lc- .rti
ends stove rrlr varks boats,
ScffR Aruyr KAnrR. Pearcf. - Norfolk from B1st 90
encountered the gale the 18Th OF Cnncoteag1e '>
h sc came O. anchor under " - Island. ani a1'ni
p the wind hauled T. T.. and increased IN viou nee
hen roth chains parted and with them lost both anchors
SHTP SovTH lNFRlrt, If New be-iari a ~ l,-s
I'm CaTao had qi-dars passage md was hecu'mei -'
dars thu sde Of the line CAPT Gardner states that ne
r. ot of her HAVING pom Iare. bound % TALL
cahuana ~ leaky condition. was incorrect, she nav
been at that tine pa lat. s. : Ion - ti-hi and :. .
SrHR NANCY TREAT. which sailed ron Ai-lil1Ee "a
tie 2ls INST FOR Cambridge. us-sta5 ed ali went s
on RoVhears sand during 'he storm me same n-A' sue
b, sef Her SAILS and rigging wee saved
scHR $40 from Phadel ha for New ond n lii d
cargo If coal went ashore Sgulm ReIcn 21d On ne
2gh she deserted and ful OF water Inc sts-n- Oh
cargo Will deffav expenses. consequently i"ih VA re-
Gene a total loss she assured ~ the eastward
The wreck ri schr Iona, (oi Bl-timofe'l WI. ~ "t
siled or the passage from Charleston - BtlilRli' q
lor 2 fime ago seen Nav 29 lat a. Ion - go
Schr Eva before reported ashore on the rcAs OFT "t
Adams got OF Tuesday evening ana anfhofH iil
the inner harbor If Newport apparently without lll a
damaee