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FRENCH FREEDOM. IT

FRENCH FREEDOM. - The
French paper in New York is
reminded blythe telsgfaphic hoax
ofthe following facts, Which have
never been published. 1t is a
picture, from a French source,
of the despotism in Paris: ~
"On the I'd of January a young
Partisan named Lemel, Of the
faubourg St Antonio, a sergeant
of the chasseurs de Vincennes,
on service at the Elysee, dischar-
ged his musket at the President.
The prince, on hearing the re-
port, cried "What alreadym He
was thought to be wounded, but
when he recovered from the mo-;
mentarypanic hesaidSL ct him be
shot" (Qu'Onl le tusiie). An
officer of the staf,who was char
ged with the details Of the execu-
ton, asked the soldier if he had
any accomplices.- "Yes''he res
piled, II haze 5000, all aoho 90
ted no." Atthis reply the officer
gave the word to fire, bnt sudden
ly recollecting that the muskets
would make too much noise. the
man was put to death by the bay
onet and thursts and blows from
thebutt ends ofthe muskets-liter-
ally massacred. Norwas this all.
Without inquiry to politics he
professed, the father Of the unfor-
tunate man was arrested and
transported.
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1t is. reported that the people Of Will
Jams county have voted subscription Of
100000 to the Junction Road, BY abou,
1000 majority. ' .
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The Maine Law has passed the Assem-
bly, Of the New York Legislature by d
large majority, and il is thought will pass
the Senate and become law. s}f
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Or The Anii-slavery men hold a
Mass Convention at Cincinnati, on ,he
.7lh, 25,h, and 29ih OF this month.
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SANpusKy CITY.--The Wings elected
their Mayorby few votes, but The DEM
ocats carried majority in the Council
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Fashion GoINe Up.-A lecturer in
Washington city on Bloomerism, says
his chief object is to elevate the Ameri.
can costume TO its true place, in the world
of fashion! a4. y. t,t
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LAZY MEN.

ENERGY is THE TRUE MARK
OF GENIUS Ralph Waldo En-
erson, in one of his recent lee
lures, describes with the clear
sweep Of a Painter, the vital ne-
cessity of energy and labor, to
even the most gifted. In the
present day ofsteam and punctu-
atty, the lazy man, no matter
how extraordinary his acquire
ments. must always fallbehind
in the race of human life. He
says: Il .,aa aoe
Genius unexerted, is mo more
genius than a bushel of acorns
is a forest Of oaks. There may
be epics in mems brains, just as
there are oaks in acorns. but the
tree and the book must come
out before we can measure them.
We very naturally recall here
that large class Of fgrumblers, and
wishers who spend tie time in
longing to be higher than they
are, while they should have been
employed in advancing them
selves. These bitterly moralize
on the injustice of society. Do
they wanta change9 Let them
change - who prevents them?
If you are as high as your facul7
ties permit you to rise in the scale
Of society, why should you COM
plain of them? 1t is God that
arranged the law of imprudence.
lmplead him or be silent? If
you have capacity for a higher,
fill it--what hinders you2 How
many men would like to 90 to
sleep beggars and wakeup Roths-
childs or Astors! How many
men would fain go to bed" dun
ces to be, walked up ,Solomons.
You reap what you have sown,
They who sow Ounce seed, vice
seed, laziness seed, usually get a
crop. They that sow wind reap al
the whirlwind. A man of mere
"capacity undeveloped" is only
an organized day dream with
a skin on it. A flint and genius
that will not strike fire, are no
better than wet junk wood.A We
have scripture for it, that a diving
dog is better than a dead lion
Fyou would go up go-if you
would be seen, shine. aa 80 =
AT the present day, eminent po-
sition in any profession, is the re-
suit Of hard unwearied labor,
Men can no longer fly at one
dash into an eminent position.
They have got to hammer it out
by steady and rugged blows,
The world is no longer clay but
rather iron in, the hends Of its
workers t 12{il i4aP.
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Senator Seward gave a recherche dinner
IN Tuesday. Among the guests were
Senators Chase, Underwood, Preston
King, Major Donnelson, Stanton Of Tenn.
Postmaster General Hall, and Mr.. Haven,
Of Buffalo. Troy Wing.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PnILApELPHlA. Sept. a 8.
Steamship New
Efs efs Resn new
ven brs Curtis stOver Portland sohs Forest chsns-
New New @
nssy .,t s1x
Tsticr Besssn; brig Francis Tabsr Tontsno
s %% brig
Sn,tts Boston; pig Matsnsre. Diinshi% Boston sosr
salem
:sss
Boston sohr d Ashmead, Gorson, Proyidencs. ~
The brig Gem two briggs and three seSa e ali
ws out this &c an - 1
BE fapa Tom and o five Ssh are il ls Dor
oenr x vent s 70 ssa AZ and & e.
To% and nine s,hoonsrs still rensn in harboT Thi after
Miscellaneous.
BAnE SUSAN W LIND at N0rleans from Boston; when
carried Oa MI l.. wa s0s ~ so
rigging shiyered fore topmas and injured asesman
BnIe LINDEN (of NYork). Rowe, at Boston from cros
s.adt sSDe,iencsd 18th inst. Il. a. Ion 4s A. severe gale
Sem URBANA Providence from Savann All In the gais
OF Monday last leak and at ono time had four feet
from Turks for so y her
hours-psrted company LIST inst, lat 49, Ion II 90
ScHR MOSES LEONARD at Providence for James River
In the gale Of Saturday night week. lost Of deck about
cords OF wood.
sLoor GrrrS a. Providence from Phiadelghi. lost
about 10 tons Of coal of deck in the night Of 18th ult
Spoken,
ship Snns Pa n g JORDAN from AhyaO for cowes June
Bark % from Astoria for Honolulu.
Bark Wsbsh Hubbard 90 days from Boston for Buenos
Ayrea July 20. lat 949 N, Ion 20 81 w.
Bsrk Lus, Cousins from NYork for Quebec Aug 25 on
Cape Sable.
BARK wism. Of and from Boston for Philadelphia. was
seen Sent 8, of seconpet Rock.
bark painted black, showing signal with white and
blue, with red ball. was seen on Nansst, I'd inst.
Foreign Ports.
nNhMAhoo Sum stra May 7Snip Sooloo Hopkins, from
Gil up. e ~
,.ARDRossax mot Glasgow, Aug a-Brigs Charles
Lanehian lBr) for Boston, ldg; Thetis tBr Kenealiy
AMSTERDAM Aug ls-schr Adrian & willem (Dutch)
Scbeeve. for NYork Idg.
BORDEAUX Aug 7-Bark Prins Oscar (Nor) for Cardiff
w. to load rsilroad iron for Norleans.
dria
CANTON Juno Ships Tsar Pierce for NYork Ait July
j North Carolina Foster from San Francisco April just
CADIz, Aug l5-Bsrk Peytona Slater from NYork to
load lead and wine the East Coast Of Spain NYork
Twas not :, MALAGA 10TH as staed) brig Darling, Wheel
FALMOUTH, J, July 3I-Arr bark Emily Banning Ray
Mon tego Bay. and cid = for st Jsgo.
HAVANA Aug 19-Cld ship John Harris Harmon, Bos-
ton IN ballast (slso reported for EOrleansl
st Thomas, disg
PApANe. abt June 16shp vsnadis tswe) Peterson for
Boston IL or 10 days The passed Anjier May on her
her way to Bostsn.
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Passengers Arrived.

LivrRPoor,- steamship Arotio--Mr s X Bridge + C
Woodwork, Rev Weston, Messrs s Curtis, Jsmss
Eatop LADY AM s.rv'nti VT Catteraclt Or A wC Alb.
,ott Mr. W II Browne, DR. Roddley, Mr. Jones, Count
and Countess Ros (sor tag) and2 servants Mr. Ecker
cor ductor Italian Paris seignor Pozzolni p
teI rom Berlin and Milan; Miss Laura Keepe, from che
IoJa yoeum theatre London and serv,nt Sssrs Robert
spd Ernest Heller 1.-THE mysterious brothers) re- James
Brcwne tcomediaDl and lady Mr. Wilton Mes,r, 10
so9isby and Oufha, Mrs Donovan Eiss Crowle, Mr.
AZ ME- Lenns NJ Charles Lennns, Messrs Geo Neiles
saw Miltr Judge william Kelley Mr. T Edwards, ] N
Srissold Gross, G Dietrich Jones, VIM Leggett
spu isoy, ChAs Jenkins McMurray, Mas z MoNurray.
mrsfoneroy three children and servant Mr. and Mrs
nodEsoh and servant Miss Telair. Thos waterhouse. l.
fho. nsrss. spd LADY Smith Paul pagssn,
botham, Col James stu art and servant Miss Cur
ts pr Avg Wilson, Mr. Long, Mrs y b Long. Messrs
;s. E'daeL autchin.en, saml Bsrstow, Howard,
sebrieber; Misses Emma, Adelaide. Julia. Frances ana
Edith and Masters Wfred Percy and sidney cohrieber
Messre W Bemmines, BALDWIN John Yarrow, Bl,
n.s gShn . choyss kobt Gray Clark, Moore, En-
Johnson DoyIcy Mr. and Mrs John Potcrs Hr and Mrs
ohn Forrest and Two children Messrs Edwin Stair ADV
hs,sis Haldsman, Cock, VIM Judssn, Mrs Daaieis
chisren and syn N, and Mrs Hamilton Foster, Mr. aad
reps Carter Jr, Rev II Johns 4 Ewing and ser.
,ans " Tspgsn, Mr. and Mrs Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs II
Cotm.p, Q M.odaDiel. y q squisr. W q G Mann. DR.
and Miss Hushoe Maynard Jr bearer Of dispatches
from London: Col McCahen, Tbos Dixon, McJunes
DAyes 10 CAL Mrs Neil and child Gee Hutton, Henry
Wrisht Tonancs. Mrs Tonancs Mise Romance. Charles
rsew Luiji Weary. Totsl--i76.
Championship Julia Howard-Mrs Currant, Mr.
smith ndlady, Mr. Elliott. Miladge Master Cur
GLAsc.w-s Shin DrigoMr Davidson, lady snda children
-222 in the steerAge.
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Arrived.
s:s. LIN: y &: "a = 1T
. ss,s = y a. paced .ssa.seip ANa.ae
::s1 Si 5s':., ,:s:s:s: AS ~: :s;s
81 bs o. spoke issf xo. jane. 4 IA s:s Ssss..
s c S:s .i: &:
SIP ySi. Hoy.sa Buckley chArle.e. lay. vita s.s
,, ..si s =. PSs;s B.l,ey.. s:s.s.,. days Nth
spoke brig Krone Prus from Cote for New York "a days
Bark w, M.sr !sr Wilson T:ss;r:s ssst Sea-.
:gSssss s.sa Joseph Butler Bedford "ha'r' with
B.rk Rhope tsf g.s,onl Carlisle. cson...ss, J.y T.
9TH ship si.s Leonard Basets from ssotholn
for New Ycri and parted company Ju 49, 70 niles 81 81
r sss ss' Es T. s.s
gale from ssS lost sails
Lost the deck load. and tho vessel T. spas
RSis zssr. Cor Y.rns..h, Mitchell E:sA;s g s.y..
lon ~ spsls chip jane Fs.isr Of Bath from csSsss:
,l Ssy rs
out 18th lat Ion GA 10 spoke ship James BosArs
Br'g yer,siil.. {oi 6.mdss csnaas. Madeira. days.
RIig ThecIs Jo.ephin Iswo5 Nelsee H.msurs sc days.
in ss.: s:S &c viz: brand.
ns lPst c S1s a sy y las,
PDIss s sss w %
aaides. Maine JaoasSnyis 7dsys, with lumber. v
sohr En- Avsnt (Brl Dunbar. windsor. Ms Il days. with
ore orc' Co.
ssSr c:nssy. TsIIsS;sss, S.i:i: 9 days.
sshr Presto Inssa 1h. a.cs M.s 9 days.
sohr Mary Case, Wilson. Lubec.
A ship. with oelrioh Cos signal
Wind at sunrise. NV; meridian. NE; sunset, SW.
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE FARMS, AND
about 90 Village Lots by order Of the Supreme art
Anthony Blocker Auotionesr-to be sold at Abbotts
Hotel In the village Of Chittehango, "Wednesday Sep
TENDER D. 1852 NJ II o'clock 1T by the Executors Of
John b. Yates deceased under the direction of Phlo T.
Ruggies Referee1he subscriber. Referee will sell the
entire real etats remaining unsod in the hasds of the
and the village of being about $500
of land exclusive of the slnut Grove farm which
will be sold and conveyed in fee FREQ Of al acum
brances Tho Walnut Grove farm contains about 2
and will be sold subject the life estate of tho widow Of
the late Mr.. Yates and the wife Of Mr. Brnker
ho. There few village lots under lease in which the
reversoL and estate OF the landlord only will be sold and
there also few village lots contract the
sales will be made subject to the contracts The farms will
DO sold in subdivisions of from ton 6y and the
village lots in the village of ChtenAngo will be ssld
such Lots will be laid village lots song the limo of
tho recently established route for the Of the
Erie canal Ethographic exhibiting the subdivisions
projected village lots along the line Of the canal pub
lshed The Chittenango canal will be disposed Of IL
DO ms6c with the ate in relation to it,
There the property valuable Woolen Factory
and Flour and other Nil g. The Chttepangs Creek
through the property d. ance of three miles fur
nishng Of the most sights for hydraulic
machinery in the State these may be ssld mill site
which will he sold with sufficient grounds
Terms Of sale will be lboral The Executors Charles
Yates. Esq New York and George X Fuller ESQ., of
village Of Chitonsn will give full information and the
Solicitor Of the Executors also be referred to- Tho
will commence on Wednesday September g. At IL Clock
At tho tavern of Mr. c. H. Abbott In the village of
ard from da to S,y til the
.sHKRwoop, Solr for Ex'rs No. AZ Broadway. New
York.
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Naw YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ Apc-Tkrsugh 70 San francisco 81 reduced
dse.sa the IsthnssThs hsw aad splendid steamship
leave New Ysrk for AspinwaH Navy Bay, Thursday,
September - st3P. e.. precisely sc.nsssnG - Panana
viva the new sopslssrSins stsAmssI CekFhs sghtes.
ssnshp isav.s Psss.4 on arrival o. the pssssng sss
BY the UNITED STATES for San francisco without stop
ping iaterneeiats port Ths Ans has never faded 70
datsns vsstnsos speed ani safety are An
sspsrisneeS Physcsa 10 attached essh steamer Pas
ssssers will dissmbark alongside TING whaA. At AsRnwan
/ CO.. - G General Agents. y s..ssr - sew Ysri.
orte JONIs y JOHNSON,
lGs Wet street e :srs.r q LIBERTY :srs.s
on saturday 10TH 0stebs to connect above ~ Panama
with the favOrite steamer WINFIELD SCOTT.
DHuAD1LPHlA AND sAvANNAn sTHAM yAvI-
\ sntlon Ocmpsny. New Hss Of stsAmshlps.=Tns Ssv
!. <: sJss sTHyn on
isr ssyssnsh shs iersvins Wsds..ssys yss-Assuss
ssr p ana ~ sns ss 2';ss e. ss
aissrnste wodnssdys This snip has bee. built VIII ses
most strict rss.d V aty e ;yss yssoss
zion q cabins and ss.ss rso: ssss.i9F s..sss
e fastest .sc.s = .b y p -
sass rsmss only ivo .sa Cs az s.:sss 70
e. 1s:s s.,..s:s assGs
NOR AUsTRALIA VIA PANAMA.-THn SPLENDID
II S", msbin siTRRA NEVADA, J. d. Wilson. Commsn.
DER vii Leave, for dirscs On Monday October
a. tsres .S sSs fat sailing clipper bark ST. MARY
be IN readiness 70 receive the PASSENGERS by
sierra Nevada Passenger Tor NE Ausrss geld mine.
travo avoiding the danger s doubss Cape
broadway.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Tray remind Secretary Webster that the Lob.s LANDS
were visited by Commodore Arson in his voyage round
be world and he there distinctly states that the islands
obos dc la Mar and Lobos de Ia Terra owned by
the Peruvian government, and that they exercised uris
fiction over them hundred and fifty years ago. II
you have time. look over this work-voume and page
You viii there observe the plates of the islands their dis
lance from the land the object OF his visit there &c
clearly demonstrating that have much
claim to these islands would have to your property
10 enter with armed gang. seize you by the
throat and tumble you and your devils out of the window
ana take possession of press types, pie, &c.
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TPER STEAMsHIP ARCTIC !

[PER STEAMsHIP ARCTIC
America; Nary Aaene. GLean, DO and proceeded for
Boston, ed Margaret Evans Pratt Londsa and
Tor fYork land from Portsmouth, same dsy Sid Aeroa-
RUS. Venman, Boston.
HoLyHEAp Aug "a or Lucy. High, from Mobile fer
liverpool Garrick Walker from NYork for do; Harriet.
from EYort.
jor and Milford, Andrews, NYork.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2l-Arr Rappahannock, Cushing New
York odd Europa (s1 Lott do; 6hackamaxou West. Phi
pha; Mobile TarSox Norlesns Conssntiae. Dryer,
NYork z4th, Astrea Gerish and Sachem woodbury. New
Orleans Wyoming, Dunlevy Philadelphia; Kalamazoo,
Entdfor ldg 2Oth Cheesebough Cheeseborsugb Bslti
John Stuart Ferris NYork Perkins, Wylie, Phi
sdelpha Thomas Perkins Pool San Francisco 2s Susan
Kinks Gay NOrleans VIM Prrie, Thompson. Savannah;
sd Levant, Lumorton, Gloucester, us.
Cid out sd Hugueaot Gardner, NYork Nathan Hanau.
Holmes, ROrleaps
Sid 2st; Mountainesr, Robinson N0rleans Winchester
Briggs, NYork IsabcA Wood Grifths and Blanch, Sal
ter Francisco; I'D Kate Hunter Bnsb NYork Free
Trader, Black Savannah oath, Daniel Webster, Howard
Roston Francis Sage, Robson, and Frincetoa RUSSELL
York.
LONDON. Aug 2l-Entd iawards Ann Briggs NYork; 2sd
Paria sppell. do Columbia. Hidreth, Caoutta Erie,
Curtis, Matanzas.
gnt out 2lst, CosmopSlitan, FOrsyth San Francisco
PLYMOUTH, Aug 20-Sld Ann Mills, Hay, Philadelphia;
2lst, Posthumous Heard, Port Philip frem London).
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s; ~ 1s i:
EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRKCT-U. s. NAIL ANp
"a .srss: nns. ta.0ugh IN four hours New JeI.sl
H. sssy s.ss
tssE s..s os.: s.a q Q ioF second :las; ..ds
r.. s
a LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRIEos.-THs
car: q We Ney nert and Harlem Raroad leave The
EioosIeeI 4; NAN Train = cAssS.a f:Ss cerass,
ss lsiE'a.s :ss s:ss1
S;1 \:
IA Far. 'sss:
NV HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
IN Summer Arrangsmsnt-On and after Wednesday,
A.sas' 10 1854 .s.ins viii run as FOLEY. Leave Nss
sPsps ran s
ford Con, sosut River Lyme and New London,
Proyissnse sss Newport sSs NJ Assom@os Trsin
as &C.. :. 81 % 1 :s I
stepping at a., station lo:4oA Express Train for Lyme
Rs New lsssen; s;Is III; .1s. ~ Now
row New York Tss
s.yo' Nc. Hsvc2 or the arrival Of the $50 Hspsss
Ssnn.os New Haven a1 aS tho
nss aSst T's.i o s a.. e.
Trains At New Haven fer Hartford or New
York. the same evening. RICH. N. DOW d. Sun.
-NIw HAvrr, August II. 1862 = sup
TEE NEW AND ELkGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
Il sKIDDY win leave foot Of Jay street, for Albany
MIL leave Albany Tuesasys ThMsdsy. aad Saturday,
Boats Tho feel confident that passengers BY her
win pronounce her tho safest aud most on
'N' f'' I.Ssy Front street.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS LEAVE
II Chambers street station daily lsundays sxcept.
throssh in four hours. and injecting with trains
ing Msil Train at NJ; Through Way trains and r
NJ Express Trains. at NJ aud Train AT
% p. n Passengers tahen 81 Cham street. Canal
street ChristolAsrs street To%rt:snth street, ana
LINT y.trss street Svnosy NAL IrMn ~ T. n, from
70 Montreal IS ets Buffalo, sl7 10 Chicago &c. Tickets
and baggage cheeks for places Wet and North
emo. STARK. superintendent
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Pnasenrars Sailed.

LvsRpooI-stes mshp City OF Manchester, from Phiie.
deiphia-Captan James nAnhal. Rev Henry Benedict
Major JOSEPH n.etsy Mr.. Goohell william Spence Dc
Mrs Gbson and child Miss oLesry Mrs Henry Barton Mrs
Rogers Mrs Jspe Thomas and ohid Mise Cook WIN Brown
y Bishop, Edward Dein. Brown, John Rochs, Wilsm
Worm, ID Smith George James, Mr. Boldenberg Edward
Golden Gabriel hh,e, DR. Amos Burh Samuel Saunders
MIR Broderck james suytbe Charles Smythe Mr. Leo Mr.
Winter Mr. Scott Mr. Harris. Mr. Graf Mr. Mitchell, Mr.
Shaw Mr. Hswlton Mr. Godfrey Mrs Murray Mrs Fox Mrs
Sinclair, Mr. Chtisty, Mrs. Christy.
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V,HBODoRE LENT, AUCTIONBER -ELEGANP
IuInituIs- On Tuesday, september Z At half past 10
Of the best city consisting every
rety Of rosewood black walnut and nahsgspy Parlor
Dining and Chamber Furniture, AL which Ia var
rented and win be sold without reserve Also invoice
Alss, collection Of secondhand Furniture.
w LILLIAN W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER-losP PACK.
w ages Crooksry and Glssswars At Auction Tuesday
September at ~ o'clock at Ne ~ JohA
for cahA large and general from the
Shelves in lots for dealers and grocors.
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TIE MARRIED. woMANs PRIVATE HlDIoA :

THE MARRIED. W0MANg PRIVATE MRDIOA I
\ Compatibility Dr.. A. n naurssAs, Profsssog Il
Diseases Of Wsnel.fwsnts.th edition ls me- gp -.
s: 81 .s
" husband might have been spared By timely posssesa
Of this work Intended especially for she married, q
thsss contemplating narsase - Aisoosss i.psrtaas
secrets which .hssle be L.ovn 70 NE. Isrts
either Into the other n ths dse
Of ysArs-ia WHOM nature sonsemplates ~ inDsfeeAe
change discover the sasAse n1tsns ana ths nss4
ssisnt remedies sad certain node Of IN svs
scnplsint w. which her sax h susscs
DR.. A. n. MounroEAv, No. 10 Liberty street.
nv DEAR SR-My wife has been psrsspthly sinking Or
three In Of her great an
gush and rsssfng months before snt dsrns con-
ase estratns hsr p.tins her life Y innissat dAagsf.
sad which vss on ne last sesasion, dsspa!rsd e. ss1
ssf = meet Che woTsS Al this tins (new absss 1--WE
nossn heard ycsr back hshI sgsis. e. .
ssnnot express % y.s sis isnsS Il ssosSs my Sssss.l
mind and the Joy pages impaired 70 No wife, learn
Ing that the sst discovery sfM. NJ Dssonsaux pfovidsl
csved was possible BAT Tor shis ere snsthsr year wssI
have passed over my head IN an humss probability ny
vie woss bssa In her grave, and my sAsdres is mother
IL H. Of course inpraeteabIs 70 ssnvsy more fully n.
serious subjects satsa Of they Of stsSky
inter dsd for the married these contemplating narssS
Fer sale ~ 2 Broadway Aston House. and - the yuS
Albany Joseph Tucker Mobile, Aisbsss T. D. Psssrsss
Ches!nut street, Phnadslphia Or ths rsssipt Of a.
part Of the United States All letters mash ks saress1
post paid TO DIR. A. MAURICEAU. box liza New YsxS
Fest Vno" ORss ~ AhssN stSesN
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On Sunday afternoon September 5 by Oscar w. Stur-
tevsnt. Alderman Of the Third ward Mr.. FLoRELLo b.
NoREs TO Miss ELIZABETH ANN POWELL all Of this city
July % by the Rev. VIM Quinn, JAMES j. MURRAY of
London to Miss MARY Il. =. MURrHY, Of New York
London papers please COPY.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL GENTLEMAN, Is YEARS OF
Nl afe. employed IS bookkoeper In Amer house
with an income Of 81 O0 year desrous to get
for lea religious and we'll educated lady OF
Letters addressed to c. H. Broadway Pest office, will at
tended to promptly.
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ExEcUTRIx sALE-ATLANTIc HOUSE. NEWPORT,
II H. l., At asction.-That we'll known aud pleasantly
pubic suotio. o. wsano.ssy sh day Of sestsassr
~ 70 essek ~ on sse rre.ss. Ihs isus. .sssy nsS
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and c @ S1s
looson aud we'll worthy the attention of capitalists asd
hstc koepors Possession given tho krst day Of Fsbrus
ty next whom Eve Lease expires 0ne half Of tho
purchase money may remsin on mortgage fer teen Of
years. BY order Of the kxeoutrix,
ERUIT, AND LIQUOR STORE AT AUcTIon-oN
r. g. ,y a. o Of
oIuding Nuts Rsisins Dates Jeihss sardaes. Sesars
Ceuptos. Beer Pump, Show Cases 30. Also mem
of Groceries, Pickles, Fisk. SegArs Brandy Wiscs A
WA. CARTER, Auotionser, 81 Dey 81, cor Gr1enwiob
HENRY 7. LEEDS, AUcTIONEER.- HOUSEHOLD
Ii Furniture, tomorrow (TuesdAyb Sept z, at lpl
o'clock At hosss No. IL College place near Wsrrsn street
Henry T. Leeds will sell above all the furniture in th
above house contiug Of Sefas Chairs, Tases Rockers
Carpets Bedstssas. Mattresses beddins CreoksIy sas
Furniture With which tho tae will commence
be had Of the auctoneer this afternoon All goods
chased must be removed the day Of SALE Sale peremp
tory.
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Telegrn phie Marine Report

D.
Arrived-Eerk PamphyiA, Philadelphia; brig Antonio
Vincent, Baltimore; schr Juan, NYork.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 2.
Arrived-Ships Hudson, NYork; VIM Sturgis, aud Ben
min gton, Boston.
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MARITIMn InrnLLIonuUn.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 6, 1867

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