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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE.)

WAsHiHoIoN otFiCk, rENFsYLvASIA AVENUE,
Fifth house east Of National Hotel, Noe.
HE first line company in the United
States and consequently the oldese pioneer
between washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
aeyerns and receiving messages a. the avrs
dc trace wilmington Irenton Princet0n New
ark and Jersey Cthc only line In the country present
having up four wrehas lately undergone REPAIRS
prepared TO transmit and deliver
may be required for the accommodation Of public,
accuracy pomptncss, and fidelity hitherto uneQualed This
connects with other companies Of Morse nes nor
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand
which and will
users OF this line have lately thoroughly
are equal to all with special svors With the fac
ties business this company
ted 10 this line, and fthey do find reliable
graphing The offices Of Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wahs city Pennsylvania avenue Naona
Hotels Baimore No Exchange south Gay Philadelphia
No. l0 Chestnut Quincy budng
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver
VIM M. SWAIN, President.
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FORM OF RELEASE.

FORM OF kELEAbE
approved September 1885,
be paid 10 the State
for said act menoncd with proviso
millions said shabe issued until
holding bonds other certfca'es Of
which specially pledged
file OF the United States releases OF all
bonds
and whereas creditor Of the State
holding and the of the following bonds
be and for which
mentioned in the said act specially pledged
describe the bonds certhcaes.]
Now for the purpose complying The provisions said
consideration hereby release the
United against them, for
Of the o certiheates) above described
Witness my hand and seal al t------ this ------dy Oh
-, 1881.
Sealed and delivered in presence of
1.-Two witnesses. +.
Mar 9--dt3 kwt
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NEW York and California millionaire AssOclAtaOn.-
IN dollars CaptA, 4 go,
number OF shares be obtained by inhueutal
capital special a1sa In
conformity with the revised statutes of New York free from
600 and
OF therefor annuaiy
with fair doubling the whoe safe operations In
mining United the direction
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As and Chief Agent Company,
No. II Wall street, New Yosk.
responsible throughout Union
obtaining the United Staes app
and sasociation 10 be employed n dh
where line of and vessels be made
available for ade the mails and freight and
from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.
and business doing with Cslifor
Pacific Ac and long the supply Of gold continues
capia goods manufactures will astonh the
liberal and calculations therefor And II to meet This
being fonne1
derth the hrma md style of o. HOLDEN l. Co, n
Mercantile Commission Merchants, Banking
Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,o0O, 600.
ah 9--n .
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ntxxtur uARTON KEY Will attend 70 any business
Messy tssAd krfse sssr Of fhs soss OF this Ds
and prosecution OF css nsnse Son
uess the Departments. Once on O srsst ,,r .x
WAsnssrop, July ~ lsAe- 'uVH-~vu'
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DERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.--Ths institution, silosdns
thorough of training ior college business together with
twenty eighth session on "Wednesday, Msy7
designed promote the comfort Of The pupils and sneour
Pleasant retirement. ease access. provcrsa
uIues Of the bahns valuable
bathing and gymnasium provided with referene. 70
health and hy.ca training are some OF the minor advantages OF
The Principal. possessing of early devotion hi.
his institution all that an enlightened Christian parent could
Terms s75 per session tuition,
use Of books for English studies.
Fyom the Faculty efih. College Of H.s Jersey.
Having had opportunity Of knowing The ,alsn literary and
q woodbridge while he student hi.
college were well taught, with pleasure
teacher in whose and fidelity in sy,s and
and sua1,%; may gyasSa.s ssys M SSnd%s.ss s.s.sr
John MScLEAs Vice ps.ssn' y, and Prof ,o s., Of Gs
ColLKo. or Nxw JrRsrr, April l, 1851.
RxrxsxsoKs.
Joseph Henry, LID, smithsoniAn Institute, ID, c.
Rev lame. w A!ensndetb D. D. Princeton New Jersey
Rev. Rev David Magic, D. b., Ei.abe,h.ovn, New Jersey
erc... eon.nns further PARTICULAR with additional '''"
mo.ials and references, apply to the Prnc,ys
An ao-dIw Perth Ambcy, New J.rsey
pAITIMoRE Female Coileee.-This institution incorpo-
legislature Of Maryland and cnioyos .ss's patron
The buildings pleasantly located with
study 81 sTa na y y.
INsTRucTIoH.
NJ @. Brooks, A. M, professor Of ancient languages
Rev. Il. H. NAdal, A. NJ, biblical literature
Rev. y r. Waugh, a NJ, m.sh...ac. and "atur. science
y. H. Pratt, ~ D., assistant in do do
Miss M. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Lctues. #..ea
j. Rochester, assistant In English
ccorgians A. Tuise, French snEuagc.
% ELLEN O. Gohrecht instrumental inwsic.
k,..s..s a sS,:', s. s;,ss. s.:,:..p. p..p,,o, DO
Mr.. A. Cleveland, vocal music, y, .un
Tuition In ec''syss department ...... 20
prspAratory department from. ..-6 cl0 %
0Csosaes with every necessary information, 70 be had ON
applicstionto u-ax-. .u..-.-,
'hp24-9s~4w NC, bNooks, rn"e'pa"
IA uCgN0 AcAdenay4FYrSt Ceurse.Mr y n. LAsss has
,he honor NJ Washington end eorse
owp dsacns lessons for tbs VIII
snea Tuesday, October 2h Al his residence on Pennsylvania
aveWue opposite Wihsrd's hotel ~.
Iavs Washington Thursdays, and sstur
days. Georsssown- Mondays sad fridays
6cta-dn s q. siIs f. I.- 0tH.#tr.
James @. Bsrrst ss..s.ssts r r.
xrrI attend Of bss Coneasa and hs
=, ievs executive ~ ~ sovsrppent f
ono. dwelling street between Wh and Iosh streets,
Oct2-u
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# Young Ladics InYtitute,
Late Mrs. d. II. Burr's,) Of 9th and streets.
HE subscriber will the this
the 2s OF April and
The thorough
Engish French and mathematical education taught
The religious instruction upon
formuares OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The
him lock for the patronage Of the public correspond
ing of
For boarding pupis s75 quarter.
For day IS to S6
Payable always u advance.
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish, Ceman
permitted M butler, d. d., Rev. j. w.
French, Mr. Ftzhugh Coye Washington city May,
D. H., Aexandrs Ri Rev. Alonzo Potter, D., clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and RI Rev Alfred Lee D. Dr. OF
7
WILLIAM ]. CLARK.
2l-t25thAp
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.-Just received
IN 20 pieces handsome China silk
10 do do China silk grenadines
p do do silk new style
SO do do plain and figured berege .N# *
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely
10 do Donna Maria, do
20 do India silk E...
do printed marques, for dresses, and pretty
50 do bercge de lainc
IL do French figured foulard silk
20 do French de aines very superior
Is do black silk, every quality and price
Is black lace manues
30 do scaKfs
do shawis
so pieces black lace, all widths
so and figured white and coored shaw
Together and handsome assortment of
goods Sorts embroidered lace and muslin chem
collars Handkerchief silk kid and silk
thread Aso large stock OF French and
English cloths dngs sengs, crava A to which
Ap io-awif P. II. HooE Co.
NOTIFICATlONThe subscribers be. inform
IN public just opened large and
stock the following articles to which they invite at
tenuon, viz
Linen sheetlnxs, ga, "a, I0-4, and 1874, Irish
DO Ga, "a, 1914, and 1874, German
Plowcase linens, all Widths Irish and Scotch
White and brown cotton do 64, "a, l04, and "
White and coored Marseiles quilts, some very large
AGsndaIe quilts, very chenp
RichardsOn's super family linens
Grny and soft -hniah do
Hollands Tor family
Dsmaak table cloths, all sizes and qualities
danks, BY the yard, all widths some very SUPERIOR
Also, . superior OF silk warp and gauzc fannels
Genuemens and adies' gauxs merino sndef-gArn
Together general Of house furnishing goods
Mar 1-4wn r. H. HUE 70.
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J. BuTTKRyRLD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS AND TO Les
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMTTTEE5 OF MINERAL

Every person right Of prs-empon Of the
within and townships above enumerated
required satisfaction Of the
the land oe and make therefor as
notice. and before the day appointed
for the OF public embracing
claim will be forfeited And
entitled San TO create
land district the Territory OF Wisconsin, and for other
approved March, ls47 occuPdnts,
niees their permits any OF the
townships fractional townships above enue
the entitled under the
entitled can reduce the minimum price the mineral lands
the Michigan and in the Chippewa dis
approved 18th September 1880 "to enter the
and permits respectively
nj um Than
enlsd on The surrender Of such lease OF permit
the he shall elect to do full
~ SO required 10 estabsh the
satisfaction OF the register and reesivr Willow River
practicable after seeing A
appointed for the OF the
embracing tract claimed Otherwise such
will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
..tr Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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DRIvATE TUTOR---A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, resided In Fas,
TO companion
n son private family Of frespectabiity. lI1L
References family
parties the highest respectaby either in this country
In England, .....l n
Mar
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OUPERIOR DaGuerreOtype Flint Premlum I-J.A.
RST the field of his operations over
ground the His galleries.
ma between ~ and 9th se
street Bamore Broadway and Leonard
street, New No. n Main Richmond; sycamore
Psebusi Main street, Norfolk and Main street, LyncA-
burg, Virginia
extraordinary inng fsa and highly finished
ikeDesses n few seconds. 81 =. ..s-.
s,ay ground invented by H. whtehurs' gives IN
airy living appearance to the picture.
thirty th0
pictures annually and have dissatisfaction This
certainly Hatterng proof the superiority Of his lkcnesses
w attention OF e public generally to his elegantly
fuckers whefs hoe
pictures will be given. .FD aHE
composition in dagueueotypss the
Maryland Insutue he awarded The hst
medal by the judges.
ofevey description cep,sA and worsn easss
attended to. Nov S6--dly
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Whole tickets SaoHaives slO-ouare S5Eighths 81 So
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets Ss4o
do do 26 half do 40
do do Is quarter do 20
8 eighth do 20
3-Orde aud certificates packages tho
splendid will the prompt and
drawing Immediately aer all
who order from
Address J. G. MAURY, Agents,
May !, Alexandria, Virginia
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n every other description OF paper not designated
ov., but to bs BY The once ordering IL, whether
ruiars. Instructions, warrants, forms, returns Ac,
1 pecihsd in the hsst paragraph, for
page on q sheet, per 100 sheets,
y do do
do do
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Norfolk.
The Steamer osCEoLA having undergone tsorouah s
Leaving every Wednesday and Saturday o'clock
M Returning Monday and Thursday al
Touchng going and returning Nj Cone nver and
te usual landings the Potomac for signals or TO land
Passage and fare IS. : .#
April III JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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FORM No. g.
by presents that [hee insert the Of
warranee] Of the county of and State Of do hereby
con nj of and lawful
Attorney nd name land No.
land issued under of September
1850 a. .-.#
tPower of substitution may be inserted, II Ddesred,l
signed in presence of
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For Norfolk.
x.h The osCEoLA, having undergone thorough
repairs. WIN resume her UP. 70 me above n psss'
M Returning s.ss sss Rofos every Monday
&c ss % s1s %
hpri ID JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
TO OWNERS of Lands in TexAs-A gentleman in Virginia,
would like s @.
market . i.
.ssuliur, rv.
and and b.. csn.f. IN such
Any would inclined .v.u himself
ADVERTISER andset suitable responses by .ddrs::nF & PAID
aen.ra .sen, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
SPLENDID siik shawis, Mannli.s. &e.-we invite ,hs
attention Of the ladies the annexed descriptions Just received
" l2 rich silk mantllas, assorted shades, new style.
~ y MN mnsi'" ~ m msnnnss s'sn,s
II black lace scarfs
The attention the ladies especially .d
ons throughout hAvs received very many en-
= srWIog S;s e ge,; ssS ,Ys i,s
4" Charles DE ssldinS. n#e
No Todd. Building avenue Washington csmmis
deed. or New York. California, Minnesota and all ne
e ind
commissioner of deeds &C., ohers
his services 10 Of Washington and elsewhere.
Feb l+-I0aw Et E#5a HM
ID Ev. MAsON MOBILES SEMINARY for Young IAdies
opessd his residence the corner Of lh and II
see Tuesday the ~ instant Terms made known on app
the principal.
Ap 13-dtlst MAY IL
,,TEWART,s FREEMAsONg MANUAL.--1he Fresma-
Naous for the Initiated through all the de-
sees OF the higher degrees Of
Of ais pages upwards 0 enEavnEs bound In
price This work has been highly recommended 20 me
by William r. Reed, grand master OF the Grand Lodge OF
sksett grand high priest OF Fe"nsyvr
MIA, by many other eminent Msons Y
DHon 4 Ormameniai and Domestic Poultry, Weatse on
The history Of onsnenta and dossuc poultry
BY Rev. Edmund Saul Dixon, with large additions by Kerr,
NJ d. volume duodecmo Of 40 embeshcd with % por
traits drawn from muslin binding price edition
Ap29 FRANCK TAYLOR
THE stair- Builders Ouide--A plain and prsctAcai
system hand railing embracing dets and the
principles Of vo'ue
win twsnty-two steel engravnes Price 81 cents.
Ap@ At1E #Nr Hf FRANCKTAYLok
THE CenAplseA Works ~ Joseph~s translated by
sdsx and several enGvines Price, IN n leather binding ~
Ar3 PRANCK TAYLOR
TRE Isenogr-Phis Ensye,:peS... Nc. ~. ..,,,..-,,
synss Dsa,soaa,y o. krSsnsshas, No. ". s.aas .s
AppIe,on's Mechanic = Magazine, No 8.
last psblished, ard fps sale by !, v,v
M.va1uh ef4 1857 4At Booksellers, Nh stveee,
ynrNCrs COOK ERY.-The Modern cook-s practical guide
- mo cnMnAry III m bnsdhss aAapssd - ven ~ "
Frsncatei pupil csiehsted ~ owe Me
octave volume, with numerous engraving TAvIor
Maya fSoA 1A1hoA~
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do do
s:' :: s';sS'a s ONO. essas ae' t.
ra... instructions, warrants, forn., returns. Ae,
] pssr . sheet, per 100 sheets, a7oo
!. DO DO DO 90 i,,ss ;..s
'ns the price Per page for every additional page
the aeove ever four pages, estimating At 10000
x as amy q g., ss"-s p.ps p%," .sa
.ssds " BE- cosnsed y one pace E
ea., iapsrisi wvssins p~psr. 100 100
supssy that charge Of any d.scnp
=. coadnsspc~s and srua..
department The right have any description Of
which nay properly be called shook or pamphlet work.
Sdders yfnrns accompany their bids with ssmple.
nNy Of e dsss' kinds Of paper they propose to furnish
rHIs 10 give nsGass that the subseribsr hath oh
Orphans Court of Washington county in the
Of Columbia letters of admusrstion the personal esae
Bosn, as Of Baltimore, Maryland, deceassd Az per
hc same wR the vouchers thereof me suhecrber on
. se 2ch Of May they sy oshsrw'ss by law bc
Ns'' under my hand this alst day Of May, iSsl.
sgaa-iawsw ak Admsnsstrssor
~ Public warmed not ts trust sssy oae On nay
.rcsp my dsushers, without writer osasv n .seh
NJ, ,0m ~ ono q them or from me. TN. D. 1EsUP.
Ew BOOKS AT TAYLOR y MAuRYp.-H.rpsrs'
=. n.a asr q w..sw w.z,.n1--A r.'., y Mar Howa.
sm.ns Trals or, Tales skstchss Life Around
Iy l.s. Arthur. ei IH N.sff eis.rsr.U ..sf #4@..
Hs'fS 4. I'll Life Ell BY Arthur, .,,,
o,ns.. ,.;;.s S.; ,ost y Sss.cs sns wo" 's a
M.mss New Tavsisrs' sad Toursa 0ude Through ihe
states and Canada wh ma map o the United States and
and Planters. Encyclopedia by John.onnew edition
's~aeens American 0ardsnsr-nsw edition, May %
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James q. Berret -. h. -
WILL ausad resecuasa of claims hss Corrsss and b
n evs erecyttys dnpAEneaD ~ ~ aoverlnept spa
ono. and dwelling street between Nh and losh streets
Octa-u
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ON the petition Bayy, Of Salisbury Massachusetts
prayinf granted IN him on the
machinery for pressing
and cotton goods and NIL kinds OF paper FOR
Of said patent, which tnkes place
on Al Of July 1851
IL petition be heard the Patent Once on
Monday the 03d O'Clock and all
are no,ed 10 appear they have why said
petition ought not TO be granted .
Persons oppouS required TO Ole in the Patent
their objections, specifically set ioh in writing sas
twenty days before All testimony filed by either
marry 10 M used the said hearing taken ana transmitted
n accordance with once, which will BE- furnished
on application.
derpd aso published the RcpshIc Intel
rencer and nion city, ~ Oh Daily Roe, Boston,
Journal Rhode tssnA Trbsne, New
York ana Cuuran Hartford Connecticut, r three
saccrssve prcvous 70 the aed day q Jw.s next
THOs. EWRANK,
Eftt iHa4W ~ #@ CoNrnsstausv Of Patents.
EAitors papers please copy and send their
hills Once, with containing hs notice
Fcb03-lsw3w
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HRENCH COOK ERY.-The Modern Cook-s practlc. Enide
II cehnAfy an anA sn ne brssnes aaapseo - ws =.
private hmilies ~
pupil celebrated W. o~s m
volume, with numerous engraving rnss GT.o,
Mays FAANoh AAAhoA~
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he printing Of all kinds which be required 10 be executed
u. OF the oces thereof,
forms
all solid loaded, rule work. rule nsue
t faint ruling lining red ruling lining by Whatever
s title, description sha he known usually
naisd by the once requiring IT, and including, also, folding
Ass psstng Ac The following descriptions NJ paper to
|r'
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~ scarfs
do sha wis.
The especially invited 70 recent ad
TeIy new and desirable goods all OF which will be
offered suited prices and styles
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Ap l9-dlw
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sxA uCgNS eSdeuay rYrrt Cosrss. LArss ha
hs the cseps of snd George
dancine for he VIII
Tnead October 29 At his residence on Pennyvsni
sveeue opposite Wilsrds hotel
days. 0eorsssown-MonAays sad fridays
bctQ-dn el TT +. @t.#.. s#. ri. .Hrf
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Sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-TWO witnesses.
Mar 29-dt3l kwtsep3l
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"E Public are warned mot to trust assy nay
ecnn ercsp dsussers without written ORDER tn ssch
~ rom ono nj Them or from I'll. n. JEeUP.
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Eereipn Ports

Sailed from Legborn Sept &C. ship Virgins. Pendleton'
for New York. - ill.,,
Az Crnnstadt Oct g. bark T. d. Beafse, LOT St'tAhoh
and New York, about ready. ~,
AT Malaga 3Oth nit, barks AZOf. Chapman, Tor New
York unc Rowland. MAYO. for Boston ant reaoy Ann
4 Mary Dawes, 10 come out Fof quarantine OCT D. ana
for do and others before. CID 2uh bark Elaaoeth
Means Hilbert New-York bark Cnss, Coffin, Tor Boston.
which cleared 23d. was still below 3Oth,
At St Johns. N +, Oct Is, bark FL Doraao, Etch3ei-
port Sid nth brig Water witch. Ramsey, for Brazil
At Nassau 10Th INST. brig Juverna. tbr Heneherry I'm
Boston 7th; schr Ann Sophia SIMS, m New YORK
At Cuidad Bolver 7h inst, schr Eleanor Chase, ior
Eew-York. ldg.-only Am vessel
Arr. al Halifax 2Sth INST. A NJ steamship Europa
(BI Liverpool 18th inst for Boston, land probably lett ao'
NAM .
No Am vessel at Messua I'd inst Sid. ab,. 23d ult
bark Pilnc,ps di RHiai (NeapJ Natalie Ne"-f~A' sop-
posed via Palermo, =.
AT Glasgow i7th INST. ship Envoy, (Br) Mclean. for
New Orleans 2th barks Janet tBr for San Francisco
American Lass, On } foT Ncw-herG . 49,,
NSd. at Montreal 2dh INST, schr Thomas NJ MNhe"'
Spencer 81. Johns, N. \.
Arr at Plctou 18th inst bark BRIDE Graham. Boston
10Th brgs Clarence, Armstrong and Enchanttess, Gfa-
ham do. schrs. Jane Sproit, LSwler, do; WaI.rvde'
brgs Douglass, Douglass, Providence Eslnore uereau
Salem 18th, Superb, Fores Boston, Tho. Hunter New
bur port Orkney Grove Pembroke schs Bd ara Ann,
Iatmer Boston 10th, Trial, Spencer, Newbutyport =
Sutherland. Boston, sohrs Liverpool. Mcclellan; Port
land Gipsey Queen. Meryman, Pembroke; lSih. bng
Wilberforce. Britain. Providence schr Ann crimes,
Boston 2lst. brgs Rambler. Mckiunon. Providence :,
Coed Intent, McQua Fall River Emporium, COULTER
Eew-York
Arr at Halifax, Goth inst bugs Amerca. Becawlth, I'm
Pictou for Boston 23th Charles De Wolf Card Sydney
&. for do Orkney, Grove, PIctou for Pembroke sn-
Berry. Roston, a5th brig Esther Elizabeth Shac.tord
kaktDoTt
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spoken. &c.

Sept a. lat "a N, long. 90 48, was seen barn lnd''h
Queen from Cronstadt for Boston . r.,
Sept as lat 20 N, long 4O-W ship Hamilton nom Oai
lao supposed for Queenstown. -, . ID.
Oct lat a. long 81. An ship Thomas WIN ehistah's
lpyobably ship Zone from Liverpool for Phladelpha)
Sept a. lat long. bark Arethusa C!oweii' IRON
Sent s iSt a. long II E ship Soloo Brown, from
SuMatra for Gibraltar. , -, l., - IT,
espt 10 lat IS 49, long n 49, Br ship wonder rom 'af
tharena via Charleston. G., for Liverpool 49,
Sept 49, lat a. long 10, Br. ship Sea King nom Liver
pool for New Orleans. F.
Oct g. lat 50 l2. long q, H. sup lhlanla ID uiFs NON
Queenstown for New-York. 80 . ,,,.,,
Oc, TO- lat 81 long H. ship Winfield Scott, Chdden I'M
Liverpool for New-York. =, -
Oct &c. lat IS o. long 50 TO- seen steam propeiu
bound E-probaby the Glasgow from New-f"k ior Oas-
eew. - ,,,
Oct 49, tat 10 ST. long 67 49, steamer bound
E-trobaby the ASIA from New-YOrk for Liverpool
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WHICH Is kIGH1 -NEw-Y0EK, Oct q, 1871.
GENrLEHEs ! observe IN The Trjaa< u YESTERDAY the
following cOMmunIcat ian
To the Editors Of The " y TrIbHEs
"HIG DiFFERES -9S- Eighteenth W1ri-My name Is be-
fore the voters Of the Egkeenth Ward candidate for
Assistant Alderman Of that Ward Il has been poi there
without any sole 'atan my part have ever aiyoca-
ted fairness and honesty pubic Affairs and those
principles had NOT been greatly violated there would D. NJ
DIVISION ranks that Ward have had no hsnd IN
putting name IN nomination, and shall have none IN "a
King II have offered ~ my best eadeaVors 10
have withdraw # they wosld put man ia nom ma
scn h. should t- uDobectonaDte 10 tue hs vJ,"fs o"
the Ward s have objection ~ Its beng thiIa wn
IN favor II any good and efficient am no Once
seeker LUTHER c. CARTER
New oIk, Oct. a.
II well know the Ward that the name OF Mr. CAR
TERns been uousy posted a. the Regular Dem-
ocTatc Wing NJ mnaiion for Assistant Alderman. - b.
orSeI If the Charter Conyepton At The same time