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III eSy- A flying machine, with six
sErenchmcn to operate it, has arrived
at Boston from Havre. The Frencl,
government refused the inventor per-
1nission;to fly it in France.
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Valuable Woodland Near

THE TOWN FOR SALE.
Between II and la acres of land living
at Turkey Creek near Sumlcrville. will be
sold on accommodating telrns to an ap-
proved purchaser. Apply AT this office.
Jan. 9th, 1852 lift
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- ,GSy 1t is said that the fortunes of
the Rothschilds are not less than $685.
100000. ils.
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NOVELIST TURNED M1NIsTER.-J. IT.
In graham, the widely known author of
- it;.Lafitte,"2"The Qoadroon," and other
piratlcal and highly colored novels,
was ordained to the Episcopal ministry,
at Jackson, Miss, OH the 9Th inst.
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Butter,

Fresh Goshen Butter.
Best Rio and Java Coffee
Orleans Alnlnsses.
Snrdines, l.obsier, Salmond and Mackeral.
Pickles, Preserves DC.
Also CHEESE Of the DURHAM Brand, TINT
will keep i'll any climate, and improve with
age, nj PERRY MOSES
Leu lhh, lSoS Ii If
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9eIti stated in a Mobile paper that
Barnum is to run on the Tenn
Nperance ticket for the Vice Presidency.
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MA%AS&,
South Carolina Shoe Facto-

South Carolina Shoe FactO-
RY-C H A R l. ESTON.
TO CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
CshR From $ to 10000 pairs nsao
RNY Kip Brogans, Goa, and Call HaY
Wa Shoes, suitable for the SPRING eeS-
Trade. consisting oI Mems, Boye, Youths,
and Womens OF various qualities and styles
are now offered for sale to Dealers and
others on favorable terms. The above de-
scrptlon OF Shoes arc well worthy the
attention OF tho Trade; also. Shoes fitted
TO measure.
March 8, 1852 2O-6t
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Notice.

All persons having demands aeninst tho
late Samuel Tate, deceased, will please
hand them to the subscriber for payment
on or before the first day of January next.
And persons indebted to deceased will
make settlement also with the subscriber.
p. J. TATE. Admir-.
Feb. 90, 1852 I8-lm
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Notice,

Al persons indebted to me Individually.
or as Ordinary. will please make im,nedi-
ate paymen'. ns it is absolutely NECESSARY
that close up my business. som, part of
which has been Of lorg standing unsettled,
and which am determined shall remain
SO no longer. ] hope my friends will attend
10 ih's at once, and give ME and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. 9th, 1852 l7-,f
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Mantillas and Opera Cloaks

CANTON CAPE SHAWLS.-Tbe Stock
o. thls seasons importations of the above arii-
Giles now Offering mt reduced prizes.
w. J. JECOBI G. SON,
22l kins-st., bend opp the Big Boot.
Charleston, Jan. 90, 1852. l3-tf
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For Sale,

My HOUSE AND, LOT in the village Of
SnlnteIviIe. wher. J n,iw live. There are
tiFFf-FlVE ACRES OF LAND in the lot
Terms made easy To the ,purchasers.
Jan. Is, 1852. l3-tf rfqa w. LEWIS.
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SFHOEc

LOCO HBalsRlcEs OF Corn.
WANTED by the subscriber One Thou
w sand Bushels of Corn, fnr which The
highest market price will he paid.
PERRY MOSES
February 10, 1852 I6-,f
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N office.

RR. J. NJ. STAGGERS, having located
EB at Murray's Ferry, permanently, offers
his services to the people.
June 1th 1851 81 If
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Notice.

The subscriber having purchased the STOCK
or GOODS bel0nging to h. !. d. p. Moses.
VIII continue business at their old stand and
assures his friends, and the public generally,
that hs will do all in his power TO merit their
confidence and patronage.
PERRY MOSES.
February 10, 1852. IG #
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.
IN EQUITY.
VIM. Lewis and others
SB. ! I}il far cc't q,
Leonard White and others
II is ordered that the creditors Of Thomas
James Wilder, deceased, late Sheriff of said
District, do appear before me and prove their
demands against the deceased.
BY order of the Court.
w. F. Il. HAYNSWORTI, Com'r.
Sumterville, Feb 20, 1882. lS-onr3,n
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Notice.

All persons having demands agains, the Es.
tate OF +. s. Belser, deceased, will present them
duly attested; and those indebted will make
payment to +. NJ. Anderson, Esq, Sumtervilie,
S. c., LOUISA BEJSER AJ,,,
Oct Goth, 1851 81 r.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, Aug II, JOHN LIZ MARE, the s5ih
year of bis age.
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this 10 O'clock from the Iedeacs Of
bis nsw, Christian Zsbske IT, No. 80 East 10Th 81 without
further notice.
On Monday evening" OF bronchitis. EDMUND WARREN, aged
II years.
FRANK Of Henry X. and Sara n. WOrthinston.
funeral will take place oh Wednesday the 18th inst 81
M the house OF A. Worthnson No. lfa Hsss
Brooklyn The friends Of the family invited To attend without
On Tuesday Aug H. Mrs HELEN CORCETIUs widow Of the
late Abraham Iabssh, ased - years and MONTH
funeral from her late residence No
1875 West 24h wednesday. tie lSi at clock M without
further notice
On Tuesday morning, Aug II. REBECCA wife Of Joseph De
Camp
er friends snd the end- Of her husband respectfully
attend funeral this Wednesday afternoon O'clock
from her late resilence, No 81 West 18th 81.
Tuesday Wiiamsburgh. after lingering
ness Mrs SARAH MCDONALD, AGED 80, widow OF Ronald A.
Mcdonald
The etves and friends family requested to attend
funeral without further ntce "Wednesday the 18th
O'Clock NJ from Ter late residence South l door above
7ihs;.
Deal Lone Branch, Mosdsy, Aug 10, Mr. JOHN r.
CARLISLE, in The 3Oih year OF his
friends and those his uncles and WIN. Free
born and his partner Francis sddy attend his
funeral Thur O'Clock his late resdence
No. 40 Madso st.. without further invitation
In Fest Boston Mass Aug at the residence Of sam Hail. Mrs
MERCY WHITE aged % Peregrine White, and
dauaher OF Adam Hail. Mahhe1 the
hiie, The inst white born New England
Monday, Aus To- Mr MARGARET s. DAVE, rec OF the
late Archibald DAVE, AGED ~ years.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully nyr ed 70
The "wednesday ocok from her
late residence rs spnsst Tie will be taken
70 a.
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Tuesday. Aug. LIP. n.

The general features OF the Stock market
are those Of strength and ancy-alowlng Of hesv
neis in one or two Stocks. There has been que, de-
msnd for Government stocks Between Boards $4,000
United States Skies Of 1884, sold llss which
advance els. The news from Europe 10 Of cheering
aspect but there very few stocks Offering TO meethe
demand and higher prices must be paid before large
supply can be obtained. Bonds especially are buoyani
and growing scarce. Erie Incomes and Convsrtibles
Of s7l sold at 99 and the Converlbes Of 1862 at 9s
Hudson was active at 20, yesterdays price. Norwich
and Worcester was also steady. Western Railroad
stocks generally Michigan Central sold at lis
Southern Michigan at l2ls which 10 advance Of H.
per cent, and Northern Indiana advanced H. These
last named stocks being taken for Investment and
will be gradually taken out of the market The transi,
shares of Nicaragua improved Is. St. Lawrence
advanced q. Ulster Mining Company T. Jersey
Zine was steady The marke: closed very firmly, and
with feeling of comic rise.
A. business increases there is more pa
per offered for discount and the general demand for
accommodation greater but not 90 large usual at
this season but 10 does not encrosch on the supply
rates siill favor borrowers First cAW long paper 10
,aisn 10 The iteet freely, though not 1t tho Bask'
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Whalerp.

hun peacl OF Sailed 10TH ship DanL Webster ssror L. ~,
tovn. 70 81 for Paclhe Ocean. -"
AR n New Bedford 18th inst barb Mara Noo.r. Pa. A..
rth 800 bts DO bs'khsh oil Spoke June "a $780,
bsrs Winthrop, woodward " X 30 9Th, jas Ans~. r.
tie, ~ B.. 3lb sp-irh. sLp sys, GsrdBer iso a. -.
boud-Juy u.s. lat 81 y. on. 80 W schr Alfred fo1 "a
p shipped home BY the masl6ih. bsrh d. Cha.. Mr.,
BEVERLEY 30 on board bak Dr. frsssl1 W.~so,,
r0P Head rom June a. LAT .hip GarAnd Kns a lid
.p barb hafa Smith n b. week. out. c-an bouns FaaJ
10 laid
ct atdo lob, ship cleons, sherman. NOr,h Pseic.
saed ron below Ns-pou 18th INST bark Be Bor.B Of
ana from Wsrren. for Pacifc Ocean Nv
Sailed ION C.ao i7ih nil, shy Gesrse HO~ani Cromwell q
>gaten-Apnl as lat 90 % ~ ons ia on the hrs ia N. p
AprleO,p.
July lat - Ion. ." w ~taeshp Potter" from vs-a,er
Islands, II and iron New Bedford.
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MARINE CouRr.-Before Judge COwles
.Io,, Busso~ aet Ms~eS RHebrsnd-To recover
The value Of horse alleged TO have been killed oy
oy.rdrivipg Mr. H. keeps livery stable, In University
mace Mr. r. ooe Sunday morning, In May last, hired
he horse In question: ssdtlehorse to g. to the hga
bridge being accompanied by two young men, named
Jschsop, In light vehicle The testimony stated that
on the way out they drove pretty fast, sometimes at
the rate of mile Ia three minutes. Mr. X on horse
back keeping ahead of the vehicle. On their return
they stopped at Burnhams and the horse In question:
appeared to be very much heated, and showed symp'
toms of exhaustion compared with his former gait on
the return, although sstimes they drove slowly. The
horse died the Tuesday following IL 10 denied on
the part Of the deens that ts death was caused by any
fault the pant Of Mr.. 4 that was owing 70 nv
being overdrven IL also set up In defense lna'
the letting being on Sunday, was contrary 20 inc
Statute ard recovery could NOT be had Also, I Ia
proper care was not taken OF the horse; oy Pa'n's
after its refurn and 1t also commended tnat some "
the witnesses for plaintiff not entfed'o c'ea'"eo
Decision reserved
1AdversementJ
This weather of ours Is q mixture lnoseo
ore rnon,ent the SUM- and another the shade;
o., ~.hath.y .tis fair or IT'S foul It's agreed
That by RooT the same beautiful pictures se maze
~ Perfect Pictures taken In any
wsstb,r AZ Roors great Premium Gallery 5s3 Broadway
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Arrived.

Ship Splendid pkt Higgins HAVE. ~ days with mise AMI 20
to W. Whtock Aug H. lat 90 TO- Ion 10 20, spoke
whaling chr lnsa (o Nantucket 30 days ont, 30 bb OIL
Ship Nymph (of Bowdoinsham) Paen Glasgow, - days.
mde and 80. To A. Woodhu vessel ma.tsr
BARK Rhen, (Hanb) Popp Hamburg - days with ndse and
900 to Beck kmbart 9Th nst on tho Banks spoke
fishing schr John Franklin.
Bart Magdaena, Hamb wesersoard, RIO Janeo, 81 days,
bags coffee, H. Green. The NJ had hsht airs aud
Gains for the last II days, $3.50 -, 49,, D..
soo % logs Mahogany, 10 bales deer SKINS 10 cigars,
4bale- T. Thebsud 4 Son vessel TO n aster.
Model (oC Boston, Dow Belize, Honduras, q day, with
mahogany swood &C. TO f. Coffin. Aug D. lat - 10 Ion g. %,
spoke Dr. bark -, from Belize for Cork.
Sons tof Lubecl Corbt, ST. Domingo City, u days
with 100 pieces mahogany to A. C. Rose, &c vessel 70 master
Brs Brazilian Br) of ST. Stephens, } crowe, Port
Prince Cape Hayden, u days with zoo bags cohes loo tuns
louwood A. Rossire Co vessel to Mayhew Talbot Co.
Bne Live ok Sawyer, 10 days from Dauen with 1000 feet
lumber. 10 S. II. Rockenbaugh.
Bra Black Diamond B Crawford, from harseiles bral
tar, AZ DAYS, with mdse. 10 J. b. Lardy Co.
schr Wright Rogers, days from Jack Sonve r. F.,
with 10000 feet lumber. to Ripley of Newark As H. Edward
Creighton seaman, a of Boston, died OF fever.
schr Jonas smith, Turner Washington n c. d. naval sto
10 n. McCready.
scr Leok Renacb Ellsworth, 10 d lumber Brett yoss Co.
schr VIM Coyer, Rsyno Portland. Conn, for Philadelphia.
schr Ann Garner, Morse from Philadelphia for Waeham
sch L. d. Norton Norton, Lubec days, plaster 10 master
BELOW-l bark.
sAILED-ships Albert Gaan, Delano. Liverpool Prince
Albert Meyer London. Anchored 5. w. Anstsp Hedge.
James River bark Azof Chapman Cadz; brs j. Gutenberg
WIND-sunset, calm.
srThe ship Talyand Capt, Williams, arrived MoLday
from Ieghorn.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WIG MEETING.-A meeting of the
Wiismsburgh Central Scott and Graham Club was
held last evening at Ashland Hail. Although many
prominent members Of the Wing party absent from
the city, avery large attendance observed, and
much union and enthusiasm were manifested Nearly
all present who had not previously signed the Constltu-
ton did so on this occasion. Several spirited address.
ses were made-among others, those of Messrs. La
paugb, Cook, Munroe and Fenp listened to with
attention. The cheerfulness and good humor of the
meeting were considerably increased by the singing of
two or three spirited original songs
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To Mariners.

Ia, Bcct shos CHASNIL Pom CILL.o-E ysct Of letter
ron LoJd Agent al Caao dated June IS The Chanel
oueSn ho The usual 10 enter the port aud lately uubs
ess. ht,e come On shore from attempting that
her 'isn The ordinary n point
Tue Peruvian vessels generally BY The oraer chan
he CUT most o Them small the practice.
well snsd with The Peruvian Government have prohibited
'r,'e laden with auanc from by the Boqueron Channel
anu as - not safe one with II,
@ n'dsr iha the Underwriters should be
aware Of the rsk and danger incurred
SoAr srf'tr STATION, MAR PFrrnsrEs, Va Avs y
o4 nave the honor TO Notice 10 Manners
~ e 10 Buoys recently placed Of the Collector OF
HAHN ore on The B.ldse no TO the PAupseo
TO puish
Bao, patsd red ~lh White land the Of the
has been placed nssr sanhsn collier the eatranee
y Htslss tusls, te.gvsAs Bsy vksh ss asnssiou. m
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Disasters. &c.

scHs Co.. s,rrrsLr at Charleston from New Yos on the see
ond day experienced heavy weather and carried oeop
RlfoSs Maihsr bound Mobile. arr
cargo would be discharged This da,,
Bss1 IL aarrr M.srH. Of Charleston from Providence r. L.
for Rocihrd Me- went ashore Cas,lih Rock
g the 10th std of msrnng and ,ej
Newport Her fore and shs viii the railway
sSan'natss She does not leak much.
sHr SrrO.D'nEs-Prvaie letters received Boston. stat.
been lost ISLAND Talcahuana. Tie sotoH Taaisr'
says "1he saodshres large AID valuable
and the OF est was represented to be the largest of
ship Nat had P,e,oy.y 'aed rom that port There
s % nan y ye md ise .r.n s az ~ i n
IMPRESSION tb, other vessel
and place you'd not warrant The ssfoishre beng
Mara Islands There one thing to be noticed that short
report State st. tina. tie saorlsbre
lost which report was suppressed from the papers tho report
could tot be traced TO any reliable source
ctrr,. IsoIhe New YoIt clipper ,hp IGo css smith
40 passenger arrived ou' on me Eh Juy IN 10 days i've Of
Which spent at Rio de Janero She thus made The i,
latter DURING the there only DEATH
Robert Hume OF Baltimore the 10Th ult OF
duration, bur niles fron sn
Francisco and one er'h Of asn the cabin Tie let
the hpn good es H. hty delighted with the and
clu'I.sair sI;easgso-E,'s,e rom letter from Of the
rved At San franGo July alter passage Of days Alter
days Wednesday wsmade $40 nj e. beng bn
seven less than Tie greatest dy' run Of tie previous
% on a. u W On ihe 10Th OF March SO miles
tie hne THIS good led e1Dec. ,ery ors a. D.
bu, sperenced nothing s aoa calm. 10 n
Lue some day mas OILY ten or heen miles, on the
tie Eu.to We took 'he s. f. very sA
ofihe hue and cid them for two weeks
"ATEL srH, spoke Dutch brs Charles Ro-s ard presume
reported b her ON tie 10Th VI April ha ed
ky.als went we sr1ts Head April H. sen.
down lt sDs IN ORDER To oT Zap. Horn
dead whasj after spfng the mauopsaant yard
Which unable to replace weeks 10 con.e-ncs oi
the heavy weather s ahp under reeei oDa AT the en-.
trance Of the Straits lie Mare spoae the clipper
States, hs Captain OF WHICH ned be could SAL round Us AL
though he earned three sails that than di We
Tsssed her The following Jay out OF rh, arn
81 Us We then Lad hsht nds and Gains got clear of the
Cape Nlcb We ale IN ~ days We took the T. trade. al
= ~ > and on TIE 3lst OF My aR.n % s
N o. June the ls day OF our passage, lat, -
CT S w, la'ns las head wnd The days
ryet on tho morning Of July but did not make m 70 the
un'iihe motIns OF the Sta"
Sea CossAF'- from Providence for Calais which Lad bs.a a.or.
n Cape Point since 3lsi u got on Saturday NIGHT
Sunday mornnr. ''''
Carr JoEs szra While fishing slene Harbor rear
oAus on saturday last ~ rnaccouaabe accident su
board from his boat and drowned.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

COMMON CoUNCIL.-The Common Coun-
ell met last evening at Lyceum Hail. Present, nine Al.
cermtn petition relating 10 the prohibition OF sell.
log hsh, &c In the streets presented and referred
communication with reference 10 the abatement of
municsiion relating to the abatement of an
ruissncc In Sussexst-referred to CommI,te. win
power. Vmieus claims and accounts were pre,en,ed
and referred Committee report In favor of erec,ins
rev building for the Of HOOK and sddsr 70 NJ
The following proposals. relative to cleaning the street.
to the LET day Of June, 1852 were rotarrcd 10 COMMIT
zee IN Streets, viz: j. Keesey, ESQ.,; j. Ward, $50
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seimsr 10 'sssss entering 80 STRAITS from nohs,s n
oy !, fsS'd N " is~ ~ss' ya'd. rom The bo~ u.
NJ The oae~ts hsarnss ~ coupa.ss ~,
l1sishiD N Hoopsr. slats, y byS.
Toms PITt. " w.
no nearer than 10 yn!s. -''''&'s
similar bsoy ess been PLACED Bs5srs Kno g. " Of n.
soop Ctesspsie Bay and Of the s.s,h ChsBns so -
npseo r4se s.rmo,s sntsRoe u place. 10 s.t -ser
thsh ude, With The iolo.fl bearing, BY compass. 70
Boctns Lish, House, n. W. W
Sandy Poiui, s.. w.
Nery respectfully yours. &C.
. stnee) A %. B.,rr, per a..adsr,
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Jy -; a. 10 D n, on IS bns wm. rnee ron Peruam
~, hi 20 20 w. lon ~ s. b. barb Dodbrool smith u
July y az " TO- ION IT, bark Vernon f orean. "a, Coz.
son. of and from Baltimore for RIO Jan.ro '''e'-
Aug lat 80 ~. oa. 90 VS. seen ship C..8o, R,.a
from Philadelphia for New Orleans @'''
Orleans for Boston WV
Aug " lar 90 TO- lon TO- ba A. p Jeuoess Of Portland
from Leshorn for Philadelphia. ''
Aus +PM Nantucket South shosl wNw 90 m Is. s,e.n-
ship Europa. from New fork for Liverpool.
Aus lat ~ 49, lou. 20 10, South Carolina rom New
York for Liverpool - ~
Aug is, of ~ end OF Prudence Island .hr rr.n Dali.
OF Nesourypor, supposed from Bangor for Providence
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Nr,u vopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1852

T. Piausey, seC0; J. ConOly, 500; d. Smith, sL.Oy
s. Lowry, $3.50 Several petitions ~e pIe7s s,.oa,
asking appointment offices OF Wstc amen anu on
Commissioners-laid upon fhe table rlnapsss n oao
uittee reported. having pegotated loan oil sio,v'
from Hudson Co Bank, pay able In I'VE monins' VIZ.
interest Committse on Health were oIecra ~ - "a
al pigs and hogs" running at large 20 DC No.
Ordit spces directing improvements In iofk soo p1
,ov,,. were ps,sed An Intellectual attempt was msde
10 elect q Street Commissioner reson'ion lsPo~
inc the Street Com nittee TO appoint SHeet Sup.'"
tebdent to oversee the several WORKS WAS -"
Adjourned.
Cow AwAY.-The notorious Randolph,
who short time since ed the clothing establish
mrpt Of Mr. Skilman, and sent 10 Bergen oereiof
escaped Monday evening, at o'clock Mr. West the
Jsiler was engaged directly under his cell at the tie
be was picking the cell lock- but was not aware OF n'
escape until, aroused BY bis wife, Who suppos'ng soms
thr wrorg opened the door Of the cell saw the iock
picked, ar the room empty. reward oil sooh Oh
tered for his detection
FouSp DEAD.-An aged German, APP
pareniy about 10 years old, Va. found dead In wagon
under a she'd adjoining hotel in Bergen, on Saturday.
Justice Alderman summoned Jury. who returned the
following verdict " Death by visitation OF God
INJURED.-A man employed by Mr..
Armstrong yesterday was thrown from wagon, In
eeiously cut In the head lie was taken 70 inc Pny'
clans.
FIRE.-Last evening at O'Clock the
house on Newarkav, occupied by SIR. Jardines and
Others took fire. The engines were promptly olt, and
succeeded in staying the flames after considerable dam
sge had been done.
WATER C. oMMssIONERs.-The engineer
empoye by the Water Commissioners yesterday morn.
Ing commenced bis surveying operations The work
will be prosecuted with vgor soon a. the necessary
surveys are made.
DEATH BY FALLING Monday morning,
a man in state of ntoxlcation fell from one of the
plank road stages Hackensack Bridge, and broke
bis Ieck Immt diate death the consequence
There was nothing about him which could lead to the
discovery of bis name and nothing to attract the notice
of his friends excepa few coopers TOOLS which were
found In his pocket
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. II.
Cleared.

sps-souts Jot my Small San Francisco Chambers Hsrser
Henry Clsy Ill., Liverpool spoford Teslon Co. B. L. Bssart,
Howe, Quebec, Bogart kneehnd
Bassi Lawrence Thurstou ssrre Leone }. b. eager Co.
ST. Joseph. Shivect. RIO Janeiro &c. H. X. Comns Hec,
souper Mstanzas Read Fortuna Prlss Large Conssdt,
Schmidt a Balchen Florence, Potter, Bic J. w. EweL
Bngs-Ehza BID Brothers, St Johns, n. F. H. L. Routh
Samson Wheeler, ST. Marks Brodu Pets Percy Young
d, boy Island J. W Elwe; Chesapeake (Br Davidson Wind
n. $, J. A. csorey pposnh. (aL Fsari, Cocoa E.
feidler Sarah Ellen, York. Philadelphia Jas Hand Wetupsa,
Dixon, Mobile. stursess, Chairman Co.
ScbOoners-Lsmartne Ihondike Portland j. l. White Co
Col Hanson. Portsmouth, s. W. Lewis Wocott Beers
Boston Dayton Spage Stephen Tsbe Tuth Savannah. ~ L.
McCready Co.; Sarah Mara, Keen Baacoa, NJ NJ. Freeman
Co.
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