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purkn nave had the pleasure of seeing George W.
Senn!S ESD who has periodically repudated the
t ne%ard ticket, and ably and elouuenty ohts
O fierce and King. Mr.. P. has just returned from
the long visit to the Great West and he brings ack
New y SneeF1 %h of Democratic
Nt which he regards certain for Pierce and KIN
Emo Emo, he says, is given up by the Whigs-and ngr
ends are confident of carrying Kentucky and Ten.
"eSsee. Richmond E1oujrer
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habit the wings have of hiring a Brass Band'' to
attend their meetags. II anything more brazen can
be found than the nomination of Gen. Scott, We
should like to know what it is The wing party is
:. Brass Band of itself. Neuo Haren Register.
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co zen scott's family are still at West Point Thew
EIisn Oh Mrs Gen. Scott, and two daughters, Miss
gai1" scout and Mrs. Col. Scott, who is married to
Seatad oGer bearing the family patronymic but not
And. 1eis son of late eminent ply stefan, DR.
fer ne SCOT, of Newbern, N. c. third dangh
YorI zen SCOTS is married TO Mr.. Hoyt, of New
Anoba aiiI resides In the city. He has no sons.
e' Ball. Sun.
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The Crescent Ciy.

New YoRR, Sept. 2O-2, p. m. The steamer
Crescent City, has arrived here, and not at New Or
leans, as enormously reported in the Baltimore pa
pe1s She left Havana the 18th. Additional
rests were being made the island.
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NOTICE.

A 2PLICATION will be made to the next General
n Assembly of North Carolina for the passage of
act authorizing the location of suitable place near
Smhville N. c., for the purpose of planting Oysters
with view to abundant and healthy supply of
the for the North Carolina Market.
September IS, 1852. 9l-3t.
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PROGRESS of tile Cholera.

CHAMBERsBURe, Sept. GOTH There were ten deaths
from cholera last week, out there have been new
cases since Saturday. Tomorrow will be observed
day of humiliation and prayer.
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WORKMEN MAILING A SCOTT LIE.

Thurlow Weeds Albany Journal, Abolition
Scott paper, lately published the follow ing paragraph
The IRON MEN EARNEST. When the work
men in Francis Meyers Furnace, Schenectady, had
received their do liars and dimes Saturday after
noon they ran up ash pole in front OF the shop and
ticaI preference. These workers in iron nave idea
of supporting party which is pledged to British intei
rests. They 60 for protection to Home Labor and
Tribute 10 Foreign Workshops.
This Roorback is going the rounds of the Scott
press. Now mark how the workmen in the employ
of Francis Meyers nail this iasehood!
We, the undersigned Mechanics and Laboring Men
of the city of Schenectady, and several of adopted
citizens, in the employ of Francis Meyers one of
the enerprsing mechanics in the city, and who
carries Extensive ndry and Machine Shop, de-
that the above article taken from the Evening Jour-
nall under date of the 7th inst, is false in every
spect. That there a pole raised, bearing the
broad pennant of Pierce and King, with beautiful
" Rooster perched upon the tip end of the pole
faithful Waterman, and in November next to
and proclaim happy and free people, the tri
umphant election of PIERCE AND KING.
Schenectady September 9, 1852.
Richard Leonard, Youly Myers,
James Mcdonald, Peter Salsinger,
John J. Youman, James Campbell,
Patrick Martin, Andrew Note,
AdoIphe Lelauren, Joachim flaming,
Charles Roth, Wendell Myers,
Patrick Bannan, George Lanaman,
Ignas Roth, Francis Myers,
Tardy Wolf, Garret Van Vrankin.
William Groat, John Van Worst,
John Thomas, Richard Sturdy,
Fide Roth, David Tigh,
Joseph Wrist.
Ont of 80 voters at work in this shop, but 5 are
Scott men! Will the Scott papers correct their mis-
reports
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SALE OF Mr.. Glars PnoPERrY ASHLAND. A
sale of portion of the personal property of the late
instant, and embraced about twenty head of thorough
bred cattle, several fine horses, and quantity of
wine, put up several years ago by Mr.. Clay himself.
The sale took place under the direction of his execu-
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american VesSel Seized.

BosroN, Sept. 30. The fishing schooner Caroline
Knight, of Newburyport, valued at $4,000 has been
seized by British cruiser for an alleged violation of
the treaty in relation to the fishery boundaries.
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MARRIED..

In Warren County, on Wednesday the 9Th inst, by
Rev. Robert O. Burton Mr.. Theophius StalIings for
merly of Edgecombe, to Miss Martha Brame, daughter
of Anderson F. Brame, Esq, of Warren.
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Yellow Eeper at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 20. The board Of health report
fifteen deaths from yellow fever during the three days
ending Sunday evening. The increase is auribu-
ted to tine weather. The new cases not hume
rous, and those attacked generally laid themselves
open to the disease by neglect.
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The ARRESTS AT HAVANA. It is stated that among
the arrests at Havana, gray headed,woman of
81, ana her two granddaughter, 49, the other Is,
who carried to the prisons with their hands
dashed behind them, and in a state of semi-nudity,
merely on suspicion of concealng their father.
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LAND WARRANT FOR SALE!

PURSUANT to order of Wake County Court,
L the undersigned, commissioner for that purpose,
will sell at public tion, before the Courthouse door,
in the City of Raleigh, at IL O'Clock, Monday the 4th
of October next being Monday of Wake Superior Court,
a LAND WARRANT, emitting the purchaser to go
of the PUBLIC LAND.
TERMs.-A credit of six months will he given, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
Q. BUSBEE, Com.
Sept. 20, 1852. 81
Register copy till day of sale
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Cor. Letcher-Ihe Markets, Src.

New ORLEANS, Sept. Goth. Gov. Letcher, the
American Minister at Mexico, left here this morning
for Washington.
Cotton is active, but prices tending downward.
Sales of middling at 81.
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For Gentlemen.
Has! Hats!! HASH!

10 CASES Bebees, and others of the latest and
l. H most approved styles Bought of the Manuf C.
torers themselves and 10 mistake These wishing the
latest agony, call upon
81 doz. Soft Beaver Fur and Wool Black and COL
ored Hats. 80 doz. Caps, Navy, for Gentlemen and
Boys Silk and Plush, variety of colors and Styles In
fact every of Cap and Hat that called for, at
the well known establishment of
EVANS & COOKIES.
Sept. II. S.
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~ ENTLEMEN who DESTROYS of good health
would do well to call at A. j. Partins and supply
themselves with pair of Cork Sole or Waterproof
BOOTS, which they can purchase for small sum OF
money not exceeding four dollars and fifty cents
Raleigh Sept. Is, 1852. IS
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For Farmers and others.

For Farmers and others.
7RO PAIR Mems and Boys Heavy Brogans.
L wv Mems and Boys Kip and Calfskin Shoetees.
Mems Leather Shoes and Booees.
Do Goat Bootees and Chidren's Shoes.
Gunny and Anchor Bagging.
40 Coils Bale Rope, Irvine and Shoethread.
Painted and Brass Bound Buckets, Brooms and
Brushes
No 8, 9, and 10 Cotton Cards, No. Wool Cards
300 lbs. Cut Nails and Finishing Brads
Cast, German and Blister Steel.
Collins and other Axes. Broad Axes and BatchetS"
A1nes' Spades, No 2 and 8, Loughandled Spades.
Kirsey's and Georgia Plains.
100 Twilled and Dufle Blankets, Wool Hats,
J. BROWN,
No 9, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh September 21st, 1852. So
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Resignation of Mr.. COrwin.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. Mr.. Corwin has rendered
his resignation of the post of Secretary of the Treas
ury.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

A Democratic MASS MEETING for this Electoral
District will be held SATURDAY, the 9th day of
October next, at WorreIs Mineral Spring, in Gates
County, mile and half from Gainesville.
All persons, of both political parties are invited to
attend.
September "A, 1852.
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n q. LOUGEE,

DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND FANCY GOoDS
go Also Confectionery. Cegars, and Varieties.
ETA Corner of w Centre and Chestnut ST.
SSsa2$ G0LDSBORO', ~. C.
Articles in his line bought and sold Commission.
Cash paid for Old Gold ORDERS promptly despatched
II Watches, Clocks, and Jewslry neatly repaired.
April 8, 1852. A.
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Boots and Shoes.

MILES & SONS Improved Stitched Boots,
~ Double Sole and Waterproof do, splendid article
of Double Sole Brogans for the practical Farmers of
Wake and surrounding country including the Railroad.
EVANS & COOKE.
Sept. II. S.
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The OutIaW VIII Case.

10y the direction of counsel both sides, hereby
notify the witnesses the above not to attend
the Fall Term of Superior Court, the suit
then be tried. K. T. FINCH
Clerk of Wake Superior Court.
September 18th, 1852. sS-St.
Register will Pfease copy
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TUST OPENED, a good assortment of Gents fine
81 Calf Stitched Boots and Shoes Also, 200 pairs
business boots. A. }. PARIlN
Raleigh, Sept. 18th, 1852. IS
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TEACHER WANTED.

A TEACHER who IS competent to prepare boys for
n College, and bring satisfactory testimonials to
Character and qualifications will nd employment he re
Address thesPost Master at this place.
Bath, Beaufort county, Sept Esd, 1852. SO-H
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ME Members of the Legislature and others visiting
Il the City, invited to call and examine a very fine
assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST
INGS, which will be made order. Also all kinds of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, and FURNISHING
GOODS for gentlemen, consisting in part of fine Dress
and under Shirts, of nearly all qualities and Styles
Drawers, HalfHose, Pocket Handkfs, Cravats Ties
and Stocks in great variety Gloves and Suspenders of
all kinds, Dressing Gowns, which necessary to
ones comfort Also, superior lot of Dress Hats.
Call at No. 10, Fayetteville st.
N. b. When the Measure is taken good fit is war
rented in every instance. ]. J. B.
Raleigh, Sept "a, 1852. 9O-6w.
All friendly papers in the City will please copy six
weeks and bring in their bills.
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T INSEYS. heavy Georgia plaids and Kersey's Marl-
i boro' Stripes and Plaids Brown and Blue Cottons,
Flannels, Wool Canton do. All Wool Carpetng.
EVANS & COOKE.
Sept. II. S.
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Ont of 80 voters work in this shop, but 5 are
Scott men! Will the Scott papers correct their mis-
reports
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DAGGING, Rope and Irvine, Dundee and Quincy,
ID very heavy, and will be sold low by
EVANS & COOKE.
Sept. II. IS
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parents Thirty sixth street. few doors west OF PA
avenue. thi, asternocn- ct o'clock.
On Saturday morning 90 ober % HaRRIEr ANN wife
Of VIM Thomas In the 10Th year OF her sge
The relatives and friends OF her u her William Hen
desscp snd The family generally respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral this afternoon at clock from
her late reAiceDce No 95 Clinton street.
On Saturday morning October % Jonr CAMPBELL. In
font eon Of BIsset Captain Henry NJ. and Helen NJ Ja
DAN u Army. sged 3months and DAYS
The relatives and fionds Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at Fort Columbus New
York Hsrhor. THU day Mt ~ O'clock
At Fridav October % OF the measles
MANY ELIEN daughter of u late David and Elizabeth
shosnaser aesd 2 years, month aud Is days.
ON Saturday, October % Mr. JosHUA ScoTr aged SO
YEARS
His fitpc and scouain ancee respectfully invited
10 at. ID his funeral from the dencs Patrick Doye
III EDst broadway Monday 18th inst at o'clock,
Z. NJ His remains will be- taken 10 Greenwood.
On Saturday October ~ of nsmmaiion ofihe brsin,
ASxAentR infant Of Alexander and sarah A. Diver
aged one ana Two months
The friends and nc9naip apces Of the family re-
qnes,rS r. Attr nd his tnbera without invitation
frm the retdeDce Of hts father, Newark fftn
bouse shove Jsrey avenue Jersey city
Gin Friday October g? OF coDsnm ption, ANrr wife Of
james z. Gst'ens In the 2e h year ct her age.
The friends At ths family respectfully invited to
atte,d the fonera,. this att ernoon, clock NJ,
nom l78 West 1brti.th street.
Ana Is that body colo in death
hat form lov.deo welt!
Ard las she ora ven h.r latest breath,
Ard gone 70 heaven to dwell
We'll meet. trust. In heaven above
There free fr, IN grief ard paia,
Our tcpls shail mingle cvermore,
Never To part again
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LEGAL NsvTIOEs.

CUPREME CoURT-IN the NATTER or THE April
H., Sss s spa ~
not ssssay SnSpsss roS stree:
,id o.s 70. andsrsigSss q estimate sns
sss ss
t. psosa ssss q Nov York sn.sod
e, s.,s,ss
and Tazos in the city and Of Nov
sy5. 10 30 the owner ovnara occupant OCCUPANTS,
B Ps e
meat hs above entitled matter and .sas s ssToons
ops Tras . JoaasSs1 AeR cIsras ss's
sco he City o. New verk wsha shi.sy dsys from .ae
ssia folows shss IL 20 Say
All shas Of Etras lying o.twosn she eor.sss
s
syenus Ninety 18th asd snesynsn erest Also
WARY on he Esss river a, o. assr ho Gounsris io 4
sS % hs Frss So~ss Ss
side Of l2th street and The line Of high waler mark The
ad snd Soored ahs damage q mo G.d Corr
@ & ss "a y n T s So, s' III s S
geces parcels 81 land ssusto ~ shs ssa Sity Of ew
ssWesn sho northesy lido Il AID The rs
SS ssY o. a % a'ar sse e
map Of she Commissioners q Ess.sye ma aososonea. N
"a.p Of The properly bens.ted BY opening Fires
sd Eaycm river Eursoycl In 1850
1851, New York. april 1854 Richard Anormsn, City Sur
Of the ois Of New YORK. And also all the piooos
oos Of LAND fronting lying both edss OF she stfeet
ntersectaF said frss between tho norshsry side
shs southeriy side Eighty
flourish street, bounded she sy nq distant hss
beseen saG Fires end Arenue Al and inc
by lino halfway distant hetwooa Gid Eitss sgenne
and Ssuon6 avenue, as LAID ous and oooT0d the said
conisssoner Of the sy Of New York. Ana also. ali H.
pieces parcels land situate lying both sdes Of the
areosr nsorssctng said First avsnre totween c northry
side al Eshysxth street srd the south sry Side Of lt
rirees Also the os ca she o. ha os AZ the nores
Of 10th sereoa and Frgs Also she ios a. e
IS shc ot IS tho Of I7N esreeb
Eyt agc, lots AZ the IS shc triangular 3
also the anglr LOB 81 Ahe of sa lot s She north
OF lth street and Fret Alac, he
krsngusr lob a. che the lo B tha ncrhsasa
lSt etveet and FirGa avenue As hTes lots on sna
westerly the westerly aide q eaid rirps Aia
to los the side Of Erss contiguous 80
land Of Phillip Eilledoer ana tho IcCsherly sos Of
ia street Also two lots as thc OF iand Of Philip
d stroet ALAG, shroe resr iote owned by Philip Mille
soe she uorthvaGt of lid street and FrEt
avenue, aiao, plot Of srornd, ownsa By Thstehes
swcsn 18th etreots Lying OF First avenues
sad sso slos lying tho ncrtn side Of l2lh cseo dist
seyentydva fsos westerly FROM tie ft15t avenue And
o eate Commissioner do further give notice shss
pcr L. ans ahove entitled MISTER viii BE- made sna
sntea 10 the Surrayo Court Of the State Of New York.
spooI Tscu o shs uad Court 10 held "a abe City u
u the Csy os New York Saturday, she nth day cs De
soEssr 1862; end thss Shar aud thors sborsas
Del ssn be hoard. uo.on viii IA aes sass sE!s
gepeN6 Sc confirmed.
aEoReE II. PuIsER' iconanai,ssrsss
WILLIAM sTSCfATI3
Dssaa Naw yars sspA. ~ Is-1
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Herald maFire correspondence.

Arrived scbrs rloomcr. wth,ioF Lubcc; P6IIips VIC.
csioh, Easuotti Mais Floiuns, Godfrey, NYorf Four
psts HeviJ, Brs j; Sami castaar sa5kaaa pr5s.
aneo, steaHsg Eetpebc CarA. ork yaeal, Haad, dol
ctrrcdgares Delaware. white, char'cston; brirs aer
P'ntreie; Sons Sc1Iitt LINN; Gears Emma crowe
defee ~ Kane Siars,op: TosS psfs m v wt
yu.cy CITY, castrSr blacEman, Providence; Lucy Ann
Iort steamer CITY d New YSsS 1aS,sr sssen 1"'
enthusiastically city ct Manchester Lctch Liverpool
Miscellaneous.
Sur J5Hv H0LrAsn go tons, 10 yenre old, built at
Ib,msfcn Las been bought for the Cahforra tsade Il
srr JopN r.vry, At Norlcans, from Nyork, reports
that on the 2th ut n lat 32f In ~ she enc ngteied
stove in and cofe reed tcrssii aiGsa aud
Lor terEslisut inssts carried away.
AIhLGs Sur pair ted black dsuafted VITA jury mass
&c. i4th met, lat % TO- Ion Is.
, PTIe &1s S PsS I sSa s from sso1
strtk On rSt outsde the srior of the latter port 9n
Isl 10Th mat Goods saved salis lost ~
nG R 3 T6sE gan q New aycn while yioss.
vlith peytiled r tst time parted both chain csblos
tot lay Lab ssd dry upan ts eS per v t
"a ga s Believed Tii CIR weather tie vi bS gotten
d. the tine q tho dater haa board part of carso
zeal. Sic is uninsured.
ScHR wARBEy loa ded Win prsrite ana rnrrsad from
cuiAes, Mass, Is tie vessel alhorc 81 Lioyds Neck
Notice 60 maftnetA.
nTnacdS1pc 6Srei h%rs sIT e tHrR "a
r hnJe roye1nu out hsstecoivg, obc ig inform alton
eonIctcd enc lighted 10th IL Julv ast th.t w
trt q tErty seconds dnec X tverg trss ' n "a al
tut y G ieet above the level If the sea- and il
Naelc hon distance Of about tn leagues.
HhaIclutm,
10 ~ a'S'R anat ssG & Ne ~ Aas
irr since last rep rtcd prev to 18th ieo Haler Ma.
MALTA, smith, d. or o. ANY, not stated. ''''''
W WV $50 DOT 8 Sl M o vso IA pr a5on or
Ia, rRgta.
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S<sweli W Pendleton, Robt Love- ST. LSys H. Mr. sud
Mr.: Ioys Love Q warner. Hunsca. Mrs ksawck
Stevens. T Pendur. coupant, Simon, q Sisssn III VI
Knsyr RIchmors Miss Chrsty preston. Henry Bates
bi in the tteef
AysrnALlA-Bsrk csthsrine Augusta Campbell. lady
ley Droiet and lady Mr. Bertrand Mr. ofin Mr. Beck
lady and daughter, Mr. Harris lady Mr. Boroden
and lady. Bado GilIour. A yanden6urg. Mr. Moore
SON. Brown. Mr. stOtr lady child nurse-loO in the
secon cabin.
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nAR1TrmE iNrELLre sEoG
osovements OF s,cesn S,ean.ers.
Fe,t Of New York. October 81, 1859.

CLEARED
Steamship Union, Adams Charleston, Spoford Testcn
Steamship Warrior, shufedt, Mobile, Lvinsston
steamship Florida Woodruff; sayepnah s Il Mischill.
Steamship Roanoke. Elicit Norfolk, &c, Ludlam& Plea
ship Nsragausett shankland San Francisco. Shot
Ep HarTGs1 rSsgns Bu9AsT ssvD
ship Soiota Choa, Q, Mobile master.
SLIP Manchester, Tyler, New Orleans, u Fosdick,
Bank Gatharino Augusta Bailey Port Philip and sydney
Bark John Hermann, Dcefman London, Won seht
Bark .Iohan Elise tuam>. Trautman. London Won
Bark Maryland Klein, Rio Jsneiro, Mason Thompson.
Bark Lacy knight Choate. New Orleans Foster Hick-
Rart Harvard Goodman, Savannah, R Buck Il Co.
Bark Gibraltar Jordan, Chsrleston Foster hiekereon.
Enc Ha Pof snSf
Uric Louis Walsh Wood jacksonylo Brett, vose Co.
scfr Cinderella, souc, Brslos dc Santiago, Jewell &
schr Almrs Ioy Joy, Neuvitas II D Rrookman.
SER dn M1i's S Gr,sn barssOa rssoman Co.
sshr assn lar .hr' smith IS msstsr
sear Juietts Ward, Tucker, st MArys Il Erooknian
sctr 7 smith, stuts wilmpgtsn. poiler q Potter.
SIR ann Wcglan, refreshing Jas Hunter h Go.
shr GqitnSTe SsiFh, bsofs JSep'2s r
Solr Mediator Read, Georgosown matter,
ser sT fa o. w.: sae mo Mot! aeq2 al
schr 5aryia Lyon. crewsn rhladelphia ias .cvec.
t aar Sa, S. e ls,G hRyi'S 1s
Sls,p harvest Pre- ch, Providence, master.
SloCp Lstey. Cummings. FAN River.
sloor Fee Brown, Gardner Providence.
ARRIVED.
slir iliis~ Hitsl,coeh Coaway Cardiff W 80 days,
s' III j"3 ~ rpoEe eSrE % o1dea
ga9 4 TrarrstI9T =. M d or 'o oa issHss oaa
p e. hcr with r,oyisiorsi sept . tte spoke bark Ellis
a. r4SGo @ S@a 6s, s
H. III m hry ii
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On Friday, October q wuliAN FREsnwArEr aged 40
years
bis friends and tcqullntances. also the mcmbars Of
Globe Looga. No 331. H. o. j. respectfully Invited
~ sttni his funeral thus afternoon a. ons O'Clock
fou the rcticencc 81 hr. Charles Cory, 302 Division
street junction of Grand street.
On Friday morning. 0ct0ber % FsrryafcE A Lrr.
only clhd 81 B,Djamn }. ond Mary A. Psntx aged
ytfr months and rs daJa
9hc rcattycs ond friends If the family and Of bs
gubaittr A, q. Smith respectfully Invited 70
h'tid - funersl this az ernoop. at O'Clock from
- ftieonce a hs fsibar. No l q Second street.
~ tH1ttd8y pct1utr 80 HEsRy only Of C4rsten
ht9 he.A Catherine Msngcs. aged year Z months and
1Ls btr4 an relatives ~ DO ffug arc requested 10
HfitrG Ne frffai its afternoon ~ oclosk tom the
- fnfeW W psfsbts ~ HrpIffet street no rvmains
wiN - ftk.n - hftftNoo5 ~ ihtUfDtnt
FE0lffig ri r,9ss morn IL October ~ n crour,
N III .HttM#t fFN hef - 5oaa ~ II end Am 80
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SEsEPPlNG.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
- New orlesns, via Hayars-The splendid steamslis
CRESCENT CITY ID D. Porter, u. 3. Navy, commander
viii sail from the pier at foot Of street North res
"Wednesday, Oct. ~ at O'clock p. M precisely Rates
Of passage bavaria and New urleansnew arrangement
Iades and after saloon berthe sou escond sbn horths $50
storage, SIS sr5oe only taken freight 60 Havana
Freight takon to New OreGnR at 80 per euhic foot
Shippers of fregh. requested supply themselves with
the eoupany bs Of lsdng which may be had aprlica
tion the office No other fnr,n il be sgned No ks Of
IBdine signed after u O'Clock the day of sailing fo
freight or passRge, apply 60 H. o. RpBEETS,
tT7 West direct corner of Warren.
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hFw pALEAas. Oct y.
hrrivo6-shps VIM Jarvis Bostoo tr,rrEs secils eeSe
ri tUuGgcd Ncs Ella from tho late hurr aup; Drigo Mar
rsEtt cit, Mede nsel, a. lfaac Dell slor&.
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In Union Niilsrs 90 TUESDAY october 10 by Rev r.
Nsshhun Nj GroscE W. ToDp, 10 Frances n. Gan.
Ei.CTor. M a. tlat place
At Wilmington Delaware. October 10 by the RICH.
Rev Bhtop Lee JrssE X. VALUE Of New York 10 En- ru
H. ConEtIS. II The tormer city.