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sage the legislature, stated that the whole debt OF the
State. and above funds then in the treasury to pay
it, was as follows:
General fund debt $l,0as,O3 40
Canal debt ALSO .654 SO
Total o,72s, 1897 70
financial condition OF the State The democratic party,
with an occasional exception, had then been in power
ever snss the Ere canal TS %as period Of
during part OF this time, the democracy, with
scarcely an exception had had the control OF both
state Offices In word they had built all the canals,
had been engaged about four years the work OF
largng the Enc canal and had accumulated canal debt
OF less than live millions For the payment Of this debt
as it fell due ample means were provided
Such the financial condition Of this State when the
wings into power in 1889. Then they entered upon
the policy of contracting large debts TO- complete the
canals. They in power having full control of all
branches OF the goyernmen for three years.
What was the result Of thei, mans.ement 81 the
debt, as appears from Gov Stewards message and the
corpuollsrs report of that year. as follows:
General fund debt S7l0s,37s 90
Canal debt 2l,l79,0l9 81
Total 2s,2s7o9s 10
the general fund debt had increased upwards OF five
millions, the canal debt upwards of sixteen Millions and
the whole debt about tweny-one million five hundred
To meet this state of things, the democracts in the
legislature OF 1912 compelled to suspend the work
The canals and To levy tax to the State credit
and pay interest on the State debt.
The constitution OF 1916 framed to prevent a
curence of these disasters by providing for the gradual
extinction OF The public debt and by prohibiting the egs
laure from running the State in debt hereafter, without
first submitting the question 10 the people The canal
BILL which the democratic senators have just defeated,
direct blow at these provisions OF the constitution
proposed borrow nine millions (Which with the
terest running 81 years, would amount TO fun twenty
millions, whou! first allowing the people to vote upon
Il, las havn h..s
wedge to other loans The result would have been that
10 three years should have had direct tax levied
upon us 10 pay the interest on the debt.
The State now debt Of upwards Of twenty. two
millions In best violate the constitution in order to
increase this deb, TO nearly fifty miliions' This is the
question for the farmers and other OF the State
decide,
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Nxw Yopx. April 30, 1881.
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n y. CLUsKEt. Archits ~ and Civil EnGinss.s
" hts ONES Travsra builnea, north aide o.
vsnia avenue, between ioth ana 18Th streets west.
Pei <-ad
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EIRLDrN01 WORKS-ConaininST Tom Josssr JOSEF !, =
drsws, Amelia, jonathan Wild, Ac.s edited ny MURPHY
Str alter Scots Of the author the whos comFe
Volume, In inu cloth binding for 81 ~. r.vIm
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MARKETS. .aETvlII PaEIAE10 F0a 10 Ta'H7Ns-

FE-0AT. seq. 70
AsHFS-Tae market IS vsT sl'e' Sales Of ID oois q.
c0TTOS-Ihs market : vcrT arm s'0 bales solt o.
20 - otles ana ulIIl.ag qualities nave advanced &C.
FLOUR AID MEAL-Our marset s slsltr isr i4e
low erade, II a.e and Western Flour. The afI. ra..t
- -es he a-,euce II vessels lr the ElS; and the
increased receipts II new deDres the market and restrict
sales The inferior grades are n9t plenty and 1rcs ar
scarce Il & - o. ~ bond TIE sales II Domestic retca
goo hbs a. = 7J23 % for Michigan Indiana aai VS.
n = 81 f1r Old and Pure Grnesee - l3rst 81 ~
Tancv Genesee 81 D. ~ 50 for Fancv Ohio - 5'sS5
for Ertra ONO and :, bass - for Extra ,iene,ee
Southernis seady nth better demand for ani more
srns s. Of s 5o' a. = IL 9r a.. s e5n@ a
- 62.sS5 90 for Fancy Re Flour less pel'y AMI Is
aaet At 8 81 Cum Meal scarce and wanted AZ s. l2
'GRAIN-There is a moderate demand for Wheat ior
milling hu for export there no lgqpr, aad the mirNet
is heavy under influence 4 nfavorahe foreign news
and large receipts present anu ps 1eciye ne a1>eaf
Fas,ern vessels also restricts sales Canadian n1mlai
Al qoastc win stock IN bond Of 10000 bushels The
sal.s are $50 bushels # god miyed southern at s5
600 bushel, Upper Lake handsome artIcleJ az gci
So bushels good Red Southern. at 7J07Sc. and 1000
bushels new Genesee PRIME. % arrlve soon A. = VI
clnsc verv heavv and dun Bailey plenty and
d0 sales Of 500 bushels prime four ro~ed az 80 Oats
are plenty and dun. a. 33a3c for new STATE old
Tai sale Of lei bushels was made At PC Com yery H.
and rather easier with little sound t. he had. sales of
nired and 81 ae-c for rouni yellow. in small lots
WHlSkN-A steady 0u quiet market sales 81 geo hois
at re i, Tor Ono, a2a 2'e Tor Prison Drudge
PROvIS iONS-O1r market f,r Pork very dun aud
St57ei5 81 ,r orr. Me- and Sl3 - for Prime OH
dun a, sjdslj D. Mess and Prime at SO 80 Beef very
for Mes and SjaS6 for Prime Cut Meats are dlN 1ut
firm Lard hru with good demand, ,1'es oh 900
hbs and torces u &c a9c Butter Is plenty and very
dull Cheese is more pleais aud Is arm. but quiet 10
HIDFS-Tne marie, Is very firm but quiet The t.
cents are strong. and the stock accumulans l2D
Ornoco sold NJ re 6m1nths and few Ensl,a Hides 40
lf.. maj 90 very D
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Di.asters. &c.

>HIP N0RvAN Fag a. Boston ior Liverpool "a b. Z7tn
mr. at % t l.u - ~ oeelcrl So, 80 slr 3i 1l
AID hove % - hour. s9.lt sas aud received other
dauag. The cid troni Liverpool tlr NewOrle4ns, tad
g. cted a. for orlers
BARk LYcURGus. Which PIT bacs 70 Ne~-orleans 3ist
l.t.. Lld sprung alcA.
BIZ BAHk VoIASrE from s. Andrews 5ta iost, fr
fs.r-aol ran ashore r Smoke" and Stove her 1rfan
She a.4s lowed MT = Andrews Ptrf.g Insured.
letter from Gait Clfhcar-. N mp J1an HI trd. "
New Bett re1~ts that r1e l7-n June. ag The Isl
ard of ore. ana rom me rst head large white water
lld ripping which TOOK ~ be- l4rze sperm Na-l- sent
o I'd purs g. but after running nearer discovered
that : NJ whales llr large vessel blttpm ~.
Should JUDGE her Q ae eco flls t1rr1e1 TIE keel
fe-f long c11pers bottom and re cooper god
The lower rudter oiuis s-tt AMI were = a-ge
could see lale sa~ Grr r1N,yri. winch all
under watsr In lat - %. 1n 81 = A. The time
~ Islands II Flores and ClryJ we're ln s-Elt
The vesse pm down steamer PLelnc. Rhen tao DAYS
f-en New h1rz fr Liverpool. Avg D. stated
- be- brig Ava-ato. Il Nam Her crew % isave
Lrvsr1lcl Tor Ne1s-f or> 81 INST s steamer PAcIic
FisnIug sch Sea Drn. fof Dur0Qyi : nth. from the
3 ak pU, INTO 81 PcTs Mo tist ut t-s'op ieak %
21 lad Ggd her Isl. ~ ,' found IL. .rls rs-
cug and would "a. )esh .0r The Banks.
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In East. Brooklyn on Friday, September D.. DOROTHY
PHELPS wife Of Luther Phelps, and daughter 1t John
g. keyes. Esq aged % years, n months and 10 DAYS.
She viii De buried from the residence Of her husband u
Bedford, between Myrtle and Pirk-avs Elst Br1uNF
;hs Saturday afternoon at o'clock Relative, aAd
friends are respectfully invited % attend.
- New Hampshire and Ma,sachuseit, papers p.ei,e
Al WIhamshurgh. l.. / Sept q. CHARLES G.. only
chld OF John and Minerva tongdoa, asei years alI
months
Ills remains viii be taken 20 Biu-hamtou y Y..t,rin-
termeut
ON THURSDAY sept a.. ~ the residence ~ Dr Hor,co
KIM an. Orange + after pr1fraccd illness, Mr.
Al CT STINF KINiBAII. In thr i1fl year of hls age
ON Frdag morning. Sept y. after protrlcted illness.
SAMUEL TOMpklNS. son of John ! and Hannah
TDul hIus. aged - years. mouth, aut ll DAYS
Tie friends u ne idmY are invited o. attend the il-
neral from - Phdrs Church, Center-st 600 SUNDAY l-
tesuo0u, sept %. az O'Clock
ON Eudav morning sept. b.. after lingering Illness.
CATHERINE Nlie 81 James McAlaster. IN the 38-l year
~ her age.
Tie friend, Of the family, and those OF their Hrofher
David McMaseg, are rcsHectflliy invited to attend tho
funeral ms Sat rdU afternoon. al O'Clock, from her
late residence 2lth-,i. east of Oth-av Her remains
WIli be- taken o. Wiluamshursh ilr miermen,
ON Thursday night sept %. ael short and severe AZ
tack 81 darThea. Mrs MARY \. CT EST relit % the
late Abraham Guest and daughter " JOAN Bachelor
deceased
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral without further notice. ts
Saturday, afternoon. a usock from the residence 0!
her mother. Mrs Mary Bachelor No 80 " ATS u
ON Friday morning, sept r. CLARENCE, son ~ FL
Ial I Brown, aeed wears and months
The friends o the family invited tn attend the tn
neral tins dag. al O'clock n, without further notice
al No 100 Adams -. BrloAlyn-
Al Newark. ou Friday, Sept. o. oi e. assumption,
STEPHEN II. eldest son oi Jonathan Plers3n.
liz funeral VII iat place this afternoon, y 3ucllcA
al he residence % ms father NJ 10 liil-st IL, friend,
Al Congo, near we,tpor; Conn, SEPT. O. CHAS l..
VAIN. 10 the 2th year = las age
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II Marinfr>.

SHIP ISLAND SHctt>-A cninnnacaioA ti 2. Nf'
C-seus s. Hsffr frnm Ca.t ba,lnef l..r DO .-t >t-
Galveston ua.ca VA, l1>t -as VS. '.'ttti $50
Island Shoa,>. SAYS oil" Ncl -Nc u1. ri.h..'Att SIP
Island Sne1s ROY 4re they lall Down - et tit OF
The Coast p '. SHIN f>A ard >hri'> vest end ut> >W :
es+4at ufeS from klccnnn POINT tlt NfS' eAl Nt b--
nrsr or l. ana be >an1 beans flt llit.. % -'
81 MN y and aas 'te vest cnt lrei "Aftf iAt t
extend mixes. tlt N.te. oec 'tnr- f1 -lt >.
- fec. when tcf.tlS 2 3D. and t-it'l iAf : p.
Won represent rs ll- >1uil from Rarco1 Font = "f'r
the hight sh4 anchored aud mas fol 20 at 's Vt
ier where tancrr can re arr-r1fntrt me isat
les miles the eatN ard % the west rtu at the = &
ard can lust be- ,eFceNed oo Gear n-3f wnefc Nl.'
ter The >haal >rta> ut IS ns M>M NON "A go.
Point % miles hy : and distant Rh1gt ih mics til
mas u Q feet water On miu- from the westward N
the latitude II Ship island >a1a,S have il-hon> Wa
ter r te shoals the west end n Wnlcl .or
crescent Had the Ugh, shlg been rorcrH placed GA iAt
shoals and q miles O. iae C>tN ard. lr ;ae Accoio
daon u those taxing care II heI. tae Galveston "ca
now have heen aaoaf.'
FLOATING IrGHr. BAHAMA RtNN. otf RAMSAY. t>Lh
Notice hereby gwen. that prs ant O. she
intention expressed the notice ir'm tnis H. - trd
the 6ta INST the FLOATING Ilghi Vessel OF the Raha
Rams Ramsay. Isle II Nlu. has been moved one mile
tv from her previous position ana Row cs m u ta h'
Low water Spring Tides and " n hc following com AS
heann-S. VIZ POINT Of AYR Light House d. W
Mlughod Head. " by ) Clay Head SW hf W W
Bv order ! HsRBSRr Secretary
The steam packefs VIM. Penn and Ben amin t.an>in.
about % commence running between Boston ana fhaie
pha Will display ,he following gufs ~ sea- bright
trht forward red hight the siarhnard. and green
lght IN the .arhoard side
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PROVIDENCE, sept AR schrs. 3 and r J.
Cramer Phlladel phla T. { Horton. d. BEN Bn~n
New-Yofs Southamp'pn. hoiS Va Jefollmn, %
MARY Chace Norfolk. M1ntez INA ftladt lha. James
{ Fisher. do. C1rneha Weaver. do. james a. Deputy
Wusmor.. DO William Henry, Mlrsm1rr, DO Mao
VI Ter Law do Allan n Brown Enicp-. DO, V an "a
SfCrare Weaver. DO. bus hebecca PctIn. Sd sl-1us
Pointer and Fashion. Nee-Yors AIT scAr. Ge' H'i
man. Philadelphia
BOSTON. sept l2-Au ship Akiar, Rotterdam, Jply
3-spose sept s. st a. 81. lon 81 go ship Auarcfc Ls
erpocl for New-Yors shlq Ale,fo, New-f'rs brig
Starha Pniladt pnia schr iowa Do Cd ships Ar en-
crllg. Liverpool John Cunning, New -or.eansi .Htf<
Uiah. BALTIMORE schrs Independence e Thomas hon'
Troy Coral Nfw-Nur<.
FALI-RIVER sept I2-Au hrg Man.anIllo. Alex
eudria Tor Dghton. .chrs Thomas Earle. Phiaiel ahA
Cicero. do sd >l1rp james Gor.iam. "" iors
EAST GREENWICH. Sept l1-Arr scar Mar era
.aIl. Baltimore
BALTIMORE. sept I2-Tle 5us Active, with atsr
date. from Bn. -igllzed % tle Plllto gesterif
NV ORLEANS. Sect. lI.-Sld.. bara Girn1u.h, 81
ton sth-Arr ship = Charles, Ncw- YORK. SD ship os-
wege. Nea-AoTA
NORFOLK SEPT AR steamship C.g u Redmond,
Nev-York Sd bars Allan BIZ a. iron J anne, River DT
Yarmouth e.. brig l. Baldwin f9r New-f urS
PORTLAND Seft Il-Arr. srArs lncret-e and Ophlf,
New ars
SALEM. Ssrt u-Au hrg R.mp. Cayenne Az. 2
sl1r Martha Mana. Nes-Nors.
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Passengers sailed.

L.
Wrnu Han : Hnsht, W L Def1re,t. q Gilbert.
; Waehtwn, Ihos Woodland " II Smfh. \ Haley.
Jas ID [ Beach. Fnney Barney Clark, > SMITH r.
Geades, Nj, d.. F. kDSs. v Halttt. Dlsd
TIE. Andrew Ca -. EdN Johnson j. d c,lson Wn.
Il Gie1ift, NJ - + summons Donovan llpF, Alder.
l.. Wainwright, child \ sst.. Ms A I Wilson Mr. Gran
dail chil Nj NJ man. Dan Mooney Uorss Hnchev
@ q Hauscome Vim & Hl.,come Wilard H4usclue.
j brannen. barnahas Brannen. DANIEL Mathews. Air,
Ei.cn hl-ls Joseph X Smith. Marin II Stevens. sam
uel 3. Hnds Ionn l. Woods lady child. Nichols
SchWgrtz lady y Roy Mrs e Price Mr. X FIetcher. &
& II { tlelfhsr, John h Whtne, Edwin II >aager.
Ms. " Croweu. Ms Fanny a Wells Ca1t J n S1r!ne.
49,, lai ~ Seo y know, jas = Weelea, NJ Jas
line Cole AID lady, ? n Pnce. NJ Helr4u and
~ - Is v bs- mes he'd l. Lalrea-. Almarsa
Duukn j. Nils DAVID AlTaaau. Ha-yev Alv,-d aal
80. - n g. --L ; = --t O-.fA scar, J.ha At
miiass Nm Ar1ii'se VI Blrcaes.JT , 4 D1Tr. san Cd
toA1 tnlly &C III nm. J ID Nice uclau. Ira Ela,
-. ne, AN lclei Mstran. Gso Parn.ee. L4u-ilu
run Asllh Mooir g II per,oa p A P.ars-n suf ca.li
jacob NgHne Joln Bates, Jas wilson. LEONARD Dlileg
S@h.e- DsAief, bs.h-.d Sullivan. Lon 1lsna Joan
BescFosi. ilucls VI halett. {. \ Cla1saaa L.e.4al
u met Re-. -Aeteld " y Noojclcs J hn Kei,-
.ns. MlsAae. ke.tlg Geor-e K-atlug Asa St.ftg.--h
Idwt Pa ard. Al,oa Hemingway Gin, cas- F-sa-.,
" wood,. ] b iI4I.S e Bs.iame " II ,t..r. v r
Pave. b. \ Hs,traoA " anderson c. San Akea.
@ nes. kiw Peca. Geo y 0aaer i.e.I. Brown :
VI BaAe- and sau. joseph WI-..--' DEEMS R--r. Geo
D Cole Naier ,rnser and ,la. Wm Cir.-nfer lsert
It, Black Rsl-b W-r-s .---,o p p ti b ~ r. o. IL
>i-e.i.r. e. Damon. ? Damon. ! 4 W1'es Wooster
u Ams e stewart. Cub J Suterw1rrh ana LADY,,
IN. G 6radman, " L Jacsson. h A Case + P
So, 1ieo " Gilman. Giles G. Green Z : Ire ana.
lhgs Bowen. c Hand " p " iiiln,s D. p Tlr'3r.
u = Da-oT L Rounsese sherhorn. Agsrn R.ca
- Si r. 4 ? H.b9,la, HATH. c. Hilsore
n A. gas. an Il ks.ay Ed~. AcAl..-er L small
$50 g.-l t.lD-t ! p j A. sll, VI .>-~ inFut.
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lmportauons Of the week ending FRIDAY

importahons Of the week ending Friday
Z. tember l2
hKk>" AZ hb,s Bec~vav
tVAl-l'- ians, no chadrous ~ wagon load> CoaI
CUtfkE>-9,sSo bass CcF,e
CHkE>E--- bK. s. cases German Chez
DRY Goop>-ilSl cases Dry l.o,si>
DYES Ntss L. "a Dye d tun> D., D.v. "a .,...
Maddts
DlEWooD>-i.t2t sticss Fu,f,c
pRUO>-itO cas- soda ASa 5 bbls Raty Aluru-,.. ID.
kadN &lerlaL. eAs katlK AngtacIa fl - ~. A.
stuic cA> PcrfF Heads IS ckS Puur1s>e Sr7s e ~
Paste ST. t,> boraa q chls SUGAR Lead % ~. -
ter Stone 81 tagS DTlsd Roots ! * Cre,>,,e -
Ri.ubaib cases >ulqhsi, Quiuine rs cAs 800
Paste q tins ArruvTcot a bis >qoure.
FIsB-5SS tbl> MscAefel, As Do. salmon
Fruit SO boxes Lemons ~ d, Brandt Che-res
SVANO- 20 tuuS Gnano
RrpES-l4.2sG OK 4ud Cow Hides - saitel lacsasS
SksRS. 50 Wild Hoe Do. % Sheep Do lhds SKINS.
HcRN>-3S59 HONS
HAIR bbl> bags Han
HcNEY-lsg CASKS Honey.
lRoN-flo@ rallS 9.uti bars, - BIDS ~ t-ls ~ Iron
LA 80.
MErNS-5l rkg>. I'D COPPER. do. old Brass.
MARBlE-sah blocks Marble. D 80 MArt-e tale
hoiA>Sgs-3SS ha4S.. - tlcrces. % nols VI lAssrs
on csses Olive. ~ c,sks Cocoa Nut Oh.
PANT tl,rccs hi-nS 81 oois. OchTe N0tuLs Caa.s
PtASrTK-lSU tun> Plaster
kArrANS-sels IDS RsfiAns
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK SEPTEMBER q.
Cleared.

Steamship Atlantic. West Liverpool. =. X. Collins.
Promerheus Churchill. san Juan. ID b Allen. Roanoke
Parrish. Norfolk. e Dean X Thornton.
Smps-LeontIne Brem) AuanS Lisbon. " = schmidt
Arctic Zercra Liverpool. Zeregi \ Co. NfreC. F.
Pr0uv. s. Thomas. Russell Norton
BarS-klchard Golden, ,Br } Pcrrs, Sehed.ac. e.. :
Fitch \ c..
Brgs-Iohn \ Lancaster. DrSc1. Bath. master. ks
snth Alien Jac ,sonyle. Thompson Hunter. lliy of
the Lake. lBr Hll Trinidad Ndi'etonN c., Ava. Al
ans Newbur, port. master Lima. Elles. = Johns. r
& \ J Laure> lara. Johnson Zlra. Nkna-t E.uii-
an. ,Omyum .Portul Aye.iar, Lisbon. Gunncu. Mn
turn 4 Co. Ocean Bird. Forop, Cducot Boonen Graves
Co.
Schooners-F = evils Berry. Portland 5 W Lewis.
Echo Br Holder, s. Johns. \ b, p ! Mems. Homer
Parser Boston. T. ". Herrlc, Globe. simmons. ssh
ingfon master Stranger. Blackwell. Wlreh1m. master
J Bent. Means. Charlc,t3wn. Mass. G. { Hlari
Ncmoufo. smith. Wilmington
Slsous-Harvest French Providence Willard. Dayton
do John Clark RelcY. Bridgeport O. & Gree. Gl.etf
Digh'ou. Enterprise. Siannard. Midiletown
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s 49, h Jeanings E-ylrl r ifsl NJ OCl,.ag-
49, 80, .Sn, = RldftgnrE x Mrer d z Pre-
nsAiNn A-.iso shaw AID SISTER Henry es---.-- 81
-, ; he4asiez Nh VI 4 renev and ssa Wr.
y t-t1' Iesi - = az, aat LADY l.. - I--gytar II
CA,-- a. a. JAnss Nc '.ferE, Jane. C.1e "a
N 49, -. IAsi.-'An- y G-l-. 4 Bora. ~ Ilrr A
49, itt-l-s ard -WD children 4 r. - -
n NJ ) Aas ti, P Msskay. lSsr 3 VII
~ a. - n IL n, HoI,l. ham. a. It,S.sa
S Sc -, G,h Lane. Ihurs.ls. % Ma p " --.
hsy1,n.J Morns, c A Field. : c T1-aer. rs,s
h'"ihef'-' y n GTsg VI. JchRsel y Dam ) Dearno-tb
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French h-i- foscps ir'u y cnins' n ma s' Ha'fe,
an, 10 - F,.rre sllg -J;b uiL, sclf As. -aa FAC
-. " t.,- arr Gag, 4 p.sr Al lr-Tee4 Sc W.,
fr-rs--v ~ r. h-- Emma. aat 'ls cUla,-1rri y :
-, p-'hs-s, - the seem hrr Cr-iun1'. ai NsF-
Orleans f-u-l Havana. reports. '1 me -A i.l >- -
H.rans Hr.S., f-.u Ne.y-Otlcl-S ur .ut-rfs iu los
Of The lni>a irgl,e Isabella. on tae ]oiA al y ESQ.
NJ Was boarded ~ The S9l.,a siel"'s ,@A'l'' N"'
stress ana ls taken mo parf - supply -fr WIZ P
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A. Rio ,ir,nde. Brazil July l9ih, bus Mermaid pt'n'
from san Francisco fu>t arr
AZ Mansania lOth ult brig Ntreus. Mtsury from inh
tr Boston. de
An at Halifax $ 5th INST sch. Forest Perry, Bos-
ton Cid ith. sch Nancy. CraNeA. Baltimore.
CID AZ Bathurst, y b.. 18th ult baTA Chlton, Whiting
Ir.f.l
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Harris II MORGAN. 4 B.-ts.n. T J Craaan. : SCH
yern, \. kod-,s =. Icln.ra u Ao1oy. y I,.ta1r-,
] wh-s. r Kn-. ; WIZ r Wave, r s.scsourn. y
Chs. y p Car1rh'er. R'o.r. v Z G 1l.Ni9' >
merc. Llaiti. J h1--~. d inon-s. J = :.
fefh- JAS E-rrl-. = p. r 4 Starring. .nNtr, y
Hughes, c " Graham T Graaam W.i'sm B-se,
Thornton, % til1Sel Thomas Beatty J ln.l4s. I
4 Naa-e / Hop H-r-s J shelton. 7. SA-rn n, {.
Field. Bsr1es VI Prentice VI Slliisan. I. 3
C5r'v E~r.e-. Tf.s SOFT d Ssr'isr \ p Isig1-l.
: Ma l-lF.A : 81 ell. Mess. y v il1le- !
LEdre'h. Tanner. O Norton w'rta o P Y l.
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PHILADELPHIA. SEPT l1-40~t-1-Br- Fla An
Chase Mobile. sclrs Leo. Robinson. Calai. VI b ia
harl. Co-son. - i'm s-;In y c. Marsarat Am. Cl.D1rn
>saflri Del. steamer kele5eck. >ev1la4, Ness-fofk
ffrr.t- Steamship : Lewis. wilcox Bost1a BARK
T.., Dlleit Oh L4gGaFra, Drs Gen Mano4, sooel
B.s-ar. schrs Advance. Carver. do, h " B=n-d.ct
new Ellis New tvrn. " srclie. - poster. frl1r1os
Bsou-B4rs Venrz Ella Wilson. Puerto Caoe-l1.
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MAR RIED.

On Wednesday, Sep, No. by Rev Dr. Fisher, Nj il y
tbs s HlSCON 90 Miss JULIA 4 MARSH, daughter
Of NJ l.. Marsh Esq all of this City
In St Johns Church. Hartford, Conn. on Thursd ~
evening. sent a.. by Rev DR. Wheaton. JOSEPH , d.
son DMOCK. Esq. to ISADORE LOUISE daughter
of tire late Geo De Wolf, Esq
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

FATHER MATHEW We see It stated
that SINCE MS arrival IN tins country, Fa,her halu
has enrolled over half million Of persons uncei ~
banner Of total abstinence He commences hs "a "a
bora IN this cause IN April, le3s, since "hlcn ~ yo
administered SIX millions, slXiy-iour lhousS"-'
hundred and fftv pledges.
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Epceipts of Produce

Bvte North Rfrcr Boats rd0y-6i bbls Ashes 9.fq2
do Flour. pa casks WHISKY. 70 pke> Butter. no DO.
Cheese. 81 bush. Wheat 1880 do Corn, So bales
Wool 80 casks Shoulders
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sept = lat a. ION 50 90 brig Romp. from Cayenne tor
Salem.
Aug 22 lat 81 o. Ion SO 90 ship 81 Rooer Peel. from
Nsw-Nork for London .
sept I. no lar SC. Ketrh Brothers. from Sasua for
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MINIATURE ALNAskc---.rHIs okv.
SuN-Rses.--5 IS Sets---o ID MOON-R Ses-----S "a
HIGH WATER. Sept. o.
sand Hook 20 "a Gov Is.and--l0 eta Hell Gaze. Il ga
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Professional Notices.

hEtFNESS-SHORr SIGHTED.
MSS DIR bath doyotes ms attention ~.
,usve % diseases n. fhe Far and Fyes Deafness and
Shurseht arctons generally understood ny the pro-
frssuu are rendered urahle by the light OF monrn Suf
.rrg and practical etnsr,nce Beautiful Artihcid f'es
inserted hs Am capable 81 al the motions a the natural
otfnn Oaico No. 262 broadway. Hogrs from 8t"B
ms
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nANCINGACADEMY. No. uoGraud.

i II four doors from Brnadww = r SAkNto,
Professor Inventor. and s,r Teacher, known m America
n the ue,, and fashionable Dances whose tAleat don't
want any recommendation has opened his saloons ior
classes and private lrs,ons lie intends that hs a'ef-
t,cnent Is only Tor io hst class Of soo'ty AMI a. oae
.t.e s5tma
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DIED ASH, SPOHN and LEWIS

"a COAL -I4e sa.,cnhers Will nos reeve 0fa"s.
and execute them promptly lOr tls celebrated essenpu
oi Red Ash Coal delivered "a board vessels a. hchmoAs
r TYLER CO,
81 I'M so - Wauut-sf PbiiadclpllA
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:, SHUSTER'S DRAWING and

-. PAINTING ACADEMY. No ipJ bIoad~ag Is
now omen Yr tho reception If pulns instruction VII NJ
gwen In DRAWING. aud PAINTING Of all kinds Seps-
rate class Tor ladies Gentlemen class from tob ncfa
VI Evening elias. lor scnticmrn. Dm~ins from flaH~
Casts from t0 oCluck T. NJ Ito will also lescn IA
AcAnnLs rs u.n-L 81 bIlulhNo-