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Died,


On Tue'day, Sptfmb'r IL al the residence of her
troibtr Airs JAsls cATiis, of Pensacola, Fa sgcd IS
uer fri nds and IL oe OF her brother Capt Matthew
saJTe in vitso 90 attend her funeral at 100 Cherry
set this hit.Ipocn at o'clock ei'hout fusthar nvt-
ta'cn Her remains VIII be scut to Pensacola for in
MsNt
Gu Tuesday afternoon, ssp<mtsr Il, at 2 O'Clock,
PAGE L.. ipisDt sor of Prgc I Gale aged mouths
lie RELATIVES srd hDd Of the famiis peo fully
inyiud to sfi nd hi- funeral this after a. cocs
IRON the iesidence OF bic father No liz East rhrteen
au,et
On Tuesday evening, September "a nitsr q short i'll
Nee. William PITt GSoHEr S.b., sges 81 years.
His rslaises resdr snh The nennhers of the musical
pToe.sicn respectfully invited attend his funeral
from h's late ied,nco, No ESQ Grand street this afer
O CLOCK
On WeaDetosy, September IL MARIA DswnuRsr aged
year nostes ana oays the thrd and oniy rsma'n
irg child II james Martha Dewhurst who have led
Of dyssntesy since The Q,h met
Tie firuds Of The fsm'ly and the members Of Ale
ebanis Lodge No 1855 L. o OF .. f. requested TO AZ
tend he unfrai this afternoon at O'clock FROM 20
Walbes street.
San Frsncisco papers please copy.
On WeoDescey morning sepfember Is SARAH ELIZA,
youpges, cbild Of Abrsm y and Emily W Ludism
The fIencs Of the family respectfully invited to
DO Market street
In this city September IA, Mr CHARLES BAloos aged
2S years IDtIly hom Worcester county, Mass.
Massachusetts papers piesse copy.
On TUESDAY evening September IA KATE, wife Of Le-
nutl Smith and daughter of AbIer Muls.
The frcnds Of the isx6y invited to attend the
UD.ral at the residence OF her father No. 642 Fourth
street this afternoon at O'Clock without further
The remains will De tsken to Greenwood Cemetery for
intsrtpent
On Tuttday. September IL EDWARD youngest SON of
Hugh ana Maria O'K4ily
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon ut clock the
residence Of his father, No 80 south Sixth street,
Williamsburg,
At Pe+kskii September 12 In his 18th year WILLIAM
A. eldeet son Of Capt Addison Richardson Of Williams
burg.
On Wednesday morning September Is after Iinger-
ing illness. PATRcK DEMPSEY in his Goth year
The frnds Of tho family OF his SON Patrick are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this after noon
NJ o'clock II. the residence Of his sonn law Patrick
McAvoy 81 u Franklin street.
On Wednesday September 49, CHARLES RrDewAv, In
the ssh year or his age
Bic ieI DE- and acquaintsDces respectfully invited
to nd hi funeral from his late residence l32 Reade
street to morrow morning ut 10 o'clock without further
notice
On Wednesday. September IL, FRANKLIN X. son Of
George W Lets aged III months.
The relatives friends Of the family are requested
to a'tnd the funeral this afternoon O'CLOCK from
80 Joy street.
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Stock Snles.

PHiAprIpmA. Sept. tksperted by Keen 4 Taylor
First IOurd.-S2taO City Rarond g. 'gi, 1861; 5000
sohuyk Navigation 6s 81 7oIs 1000 do, Sd, 76ls 1850 81
3D. u; GO Schuykill Navigation Mortgage 6s ", 81;
7tN Iehigh Ga $500 do, 5wn, v6 IOU Spring Garden
90. ~ l2 - shares Harrisburg Railroad, 3D. 6 do 3D.
n 10 Union anal Preferred cents 90 $40 Long Island
Raroad cash 10; 100 do I3 ri Beaver Meadow Railroad
cash u; ~ do, b. q III 30 do, 2S; n do, 22 80 Morris
yania Railroad M ~ Orard Bank 1874; II United States
lark, a. Iefwt,n Roord.-s2,So kensington 6s 81, b.
4; 300 Camden and Amboy Railroad ga 10 III, 4 0a
Texas Reg Notes ~ 90 shares scbuyli Navigation PRE-
erred cash, H1s; Northern Bank, Kentucky II2 Sc
ond Iocrd- 1900 Reading Railroad Mortgage 6s r. e6E;
800 Sclny Nil Navigation Co, 80 7bI, ~ shares Union
ehylt Navigation Preferred, -, 29 65 do s5wn. 2ss
trs stsl Preferred. go ~ Long island Railroad =
~ L..N,a sHd1w hsiirOad DO, -s @ttz
d. ZE 10 Harrisburg Railroad 20 100 Yicksbprs Railroad
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LAUNCH ERossor. The calorc ship Ericsson
successfully launched shortly after 10 o'clock yester
day, by M,ssrs Perne Patterson stack at Williams.
bug
LAUNCHES. - The clipper ship Westward Uo, was
launched by MI. Dosalo Mckay. at East Bo-ton on
Tue, dsy morning Her burtheD Is $50 tons, owners
messrs sBmpeoD Tappan she buiit expressly for
the China California trade ana will be mmanded
by Capt u. Nickels About the hour H-ssrs john
Taylor SOM, Of Chel.es launched the ship Agnes Of
lWO to's. and owned by Nessr-. A. CunniUgba &
soos snilh Dove, Co, and Capt. Edward SCOTT, who
| VIII comnbano her
ehcoh.r, clipper built Of 25i tons named the Geo
$500 wa launched from the yaru Of air otssnef. in
faihsven on M,ndny
W iutsos! tie copper ship whif Ind ~as launched
y, '"'oeN 'ufis ~ Mcdipfu SIN u sns by ~
- = 44tt,1ls :. 80. A..o AZ lUal to- . IN
} fTsnchco IN Aessrs. Timothy Dsyi, y Co.'S line.
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From Philadelphia.

THE READING RAILROAD ACCIDENT-ARREST OF A
MURpERER-CoNG REssloNAL NOMINATION.
PHLADEIPHiA September Is, 1852
The two survivors of the ACCIDENT yesterday the
Reading Railroad. died bef.re morning
yourg man named Murphy. arrested to day in
Remington charged with being the principal in
der at CooTers Point New Jeey committed about three
Years since Murphy fed imm' dat.y ate The murder
aud has been large since although ~aId oil
$500 offered biz arrest Ills plice in th
crime convicted and sentenced to ten years mpson
ueDt
The democratic congressional conerees for the Sixth
district met yesterday at pa,n and nominated DIR A
murphy Of Chts-e The wing coni-iee. met in De y
county oday each party aaheribg udidste
nominated by the county conventions They adjourned
sine die without agreeing
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Cleared.

stssmship southerner Foster. Charleston spoord Tiles
rssr lndsryritsr. shirsy, Liverpool Kermit & carow.
shhr saraiIia Jordan Antwsrp iurlbut Co.
M r19TSd"SS Sss SPs.' Merrill
Sp hs1 pa, Snn s Sssn sas"e
Park MaSdsna tuam), WeStersaad, Buenos Ayres
E ETss Hama HAMA; Martin cnge de vsFa.
BRIG Heath Bennett WIN a
seir John Potts Brown colet, Georgetown Bateman
SER s h k city TS SsS Hazel
s5r Ets. Milst smith Mashsg,sa Mtch
ssbr Pearl KNAPP Richmond ii Person so@' "'N''
sloop " Ii Bowen, Miller Providence.
sioop Adila, Ferry, Derby. Conn.
Arrived,
VIII p T"Ser s si'aS Aug
sS!GSS s G9"Ss MSffHss aug with
dip n Gss eh h1oP ss4s g'rPSs . Day, With
Il en- Ha an, GaS.sd by packet ship saranac from
sir george Evans (oi Wadasoro) cou ard Liverpool
syg E E %S ssr and a q to
9na Terry Island Ang IL with mdse and Isl passengers,
win to Jseot ' c' CO. aug
ys A"f y Hssm %dss "sS Sn go
hip BENJAMIN adams Drnmmond Liverpool, 9 days
SHY %sls nsysS wssstsrp 'iS' liverpool Co., 81
rsilrsa ron and % Passengers TO Baker Co Aug a.
yerpoo fqr NYorE Aug 70 lat . a. % 90 spoke bark
~ saw slip Cromwell, OF Boston from St John NB, for
Slip walan tof Boston,. Mason. Newport, W. 4s days
Vs hT 5HrSSd iron and 70 passse,sgSrs to order
viii 5 !" BEiSs days
ship lsaae Bell trkp, Johnston Hayro, Aug 49, with
81 g :. e. i If,TG s5ssE%s Inst,
serroci 9TH inst lat a. lon d. saw brig selma steer
ing 4 Aug y, lat A. Ion g. Brem ship Charlotte,
hp zareton (ef Damariscottal Chase Bremen 40 days
ship Howard uiam), Jacobs. Hamburg, ii days with
mdse and go passengers, to schmidt Bachen
es'n isi worth New Orleans 10 days. with md''
Bark Alice Iarton (of San Francisco Lavton San Fran
hSg Ma a' a. Ion s. spoke s9hr Anna 10 days
passed clipper ship steering ssE showing red white
1 r ~sa s % r len 81 e ia
May passed bark s,ph of Boston from Bonaro for Bcs
al. Bark Sssh OF Harrington, Me-. wass cndia 80
signal na, Win l. letters 7 u t. WV
Erg sS1ta Mafs (rort), De Nova oporto is days with
nds Eo,crt VIM Of nsns.,, cro~oll nueno, Ayrs..
brig Edward Dmmick, Falmouth Mass days. bound TO
Philadelplia; put in for a har9or
Ser Indus tBr), Martin, Halifax 10 days, with fish, to
ser Deborah, Robbins, Washington Nc days With ma
SER Elouiso concku, Wilmington. NC days, with ma
schr Elizabeth Ann, Cross Washington NC, days with
nav al stores. -
Schr Republic 1lodgdon. Philadelphia days. for Salem.
scr Nineta sykes Philadelphia days, for Providence
SER New Mexico ireland, philadepbia, 8 days
SER Sequel Harvey, Philadelphia, days.
Sclr RoAanna Worth philadelphia, days
S'lr Virginia, smith, Virgins, days.
sehr Banner Carl. Rock port, . days -,
Sloop HOPE susan, Cole New Haven, Conn, - days
sloop Midas Carr, Providence Conn dra
Below,
Ship Pumrustuk fof yarmouth), win passenger
Also, ships and SHARKS
Sailed,
Steamship Southerner Foster Chsrleson ships Andrew
Foster Hoofton Liverpool Undorwriter Shipley, do
Ne,tlns Vinoyard Young Gharloeton Jaws Brl, Thrift
4 :, LOO. Montaeo, Iorby, London; and others
~ s,da nset. N.
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11eseoroloxicni obsorvaS,cns.

~ noRsE's orFicE sAsiMENr,G az Walt .rRyET
WgDrEsDA. september Is. tsb2
BUFFALO. 9P MA cloudy cpol e. ening 1bermome-
tel %. Wind vert. Barometer - So.
RocHEsTEA Q Cool pleasant evening ; clear.
Vino west Thermometer 10.
AubURN. M.-Cleaf and pleasant quite cool
Nlno west. Thermometer o.
eYR.ousr, J.. MA beautiful evening; cool and
cloudy Wind northwek Th-rmometer %
U1IcA T. M-The YEA her il very cool Wind west
TbeJ nIonetor t5.
ALBANY, q p M--we have had q deli htful day;
evening cool and cloudy Wind nor Invest. barometer
1880 IheInl,m,ter 10 Mercury 6S.
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New York state Temperance Alliance.

THE PASSAGE OF THE MAINE LAW TO BE MADE A
TEST IN THE COMING ELECTION, ETC.
Urea September 10 1852.
The New York State Temperance Alliance assembled
Of Concert Hall this morn ng At ten clo,k
The Prrtiosrt, II. N ravens, ESD Of New York city
took the chair ana DR. Miller OF Cortland; JUG
Chapman, Of onondags and A. Kngsbury of Madison
cePIesidcnts, and John G. smith brooklyn, Record
ing Secretary, also took their seats
The Presidnt stated that the object Of the Alliance
was entire prohibition Of the sile a liquors 81 be
vtiag, and that bo and money were necessary TO
achieve this The pccunisy support Of the Alliance
hitherto lie said bad been derived from New York city
yic,nity.
The roll delegates being called, II appeared that
Orange, wsiTeb dersioier Oswego Madison, Monroe
Albany, and JDoudasa COUNTIES, we're r.pre1ented
About ioIiy T. nutmtD were present bal known temper
Tn. usiu burmese of the moroiDg the appointment
ola buiD~es committees 81 from each Judicial dis
trict II which +. Noble, Of The Fifth District, was
Chairman.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The contribution ended III one particular.
ht"l va feAa from Cen 8 Cary, OF Wo.
oelsgsitoD was appointed to attend the New Jerfey
tioihl Alliance.
s'n,s o. resolutions reported by the business
committee. aho adop,o sfef n on "a, lion
The bret ,aoiutiUD morn, trusms the ae-
como The uahc in liquor all evil The third that
e hctme iaas ale ey because they protect the sale OF
bqu"f& the t01nh that the people ponble for
these syis apd oughV chem the mn that the
only m'an u d. inns l. by the electoo Of temperance
10 ,tice the sikh demands toe paseAss az the
ksIpe Liquor Law; the Vi. tsntb inclm.,ye
pleo &c port t. known Impotence men only the ole
yeDtD o ..ts tb. scutiye Committee " inta,roa,.
the cnDoI0afc. for Governor aud Lieutenant Go,ernor
end 10 puo tbsn answers, the twelfth directs tho en-
poyp, competent agents for organization in each
Re~'lut,op. against the importation Of liquors were
% cad ana LAID the table I'M to.worfow
A. IyEnING SESSION
The evening session was occupied by address@ Ad.
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Recall of Lord IElgin, Sc.

BUFFALO, :. tember Is, 1852
The Toronto papers OF this morning he following
We have received special ,eeg sphic oi@pat ch from
Quebec dated Tuetd.y AFTERNOON. informing that
Lord Egin has been recal.o. that Ihe Office Of
Cove General If Biti,h North Am-ri has been of
tered to Lord Harris The pubic must have looked for
recall Of Lord EgiO the De BY adminstra
ton bad time 10 arrange their affairs after the general
election.
His Excellency, the Hon. Domnick Baly has had the
honor the OF the Bath conferred upon hin, aud
has been promoted Of New Zealand
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From Buffalo.

FATAL ACCIDENT IMPORTANT DECISION AGAINST
THE NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, ETC.
BUFFALO Sept Is. 1852.
In the village Of Lockport the ght before last Mr.
Flynn. farmer driving with his wife child and IA
iheI in law when his horses away and upset the
hice killing Flynn and b king the AIMS of his wife
The horses tht ran into buggy. in which were L.
Ely. Esq ana Mr. Harvey OF Lockport Mr. Ely was
riously IL not fatally injured.
The Supreme Court of this district has just decided
against the North American Life insurance and Trust
Company IN the cau-. OF n Sch- rmerhorn the
said Company. 1t Involves over $50 100 Judge Null
let's opinion said to b. able learned aud conclusive
1t that Mr. Paru eee editor OF the buffalo Com
ciai s interested suit the extent OF
sloo coo.
The Buffalo Republic (barnbur ner has severe article
against Mr. foet and the huukers denc uncinx the
cUpspirators aganst the State.
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The Order of Red Men.

BALTIMORE Sept 15, 1852
The Grand National Council Of the improved order Of
Red Men met here yesterday. The following oi,er
elected for the ensuing and installed to da
W. Tucker. Of O. Worthy Grand Incohonee; Louis
Bonssli Of Md Serior sagamoru; B. Disney, Of OHIO
unior saganore; John Bocker of Md Keeper of the
Wsmpum. joseph Meyers OF N. j Grand Prophet. The
eport OF the Grand ncohonee represents the order
0p'dy spreading throughout the states, ana in
nourishipg condition
No mail south of Richmond to night.
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e., III PHILADELPHIA Bank s-xn Try; IS Lousviiie
Hank. nts; Bank 81 Pennsylvania III. X<er Hoard
sleap pennsyl,ania 81, SOM no shares Schuylkil Nsv
ghten freientd -, q 0 Long Island Rslrosd, b5 IL
90. Dc. ~. I ltv do IL 10 Beaver Meadow Railroai 2s
% d. ri IL harrisburg Railroad 3D. Bh 100 vieksburs
LshrtAd, Tx. Market Gr.n. - -
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The kidnapping Case at Norfolk.

IooZ.
The negro kidnapped yesterday named William
Allen, belonging to aud or igiBaly from Kingston
Jamaica. lie shipped there the Bru.h brig Deli
ah Of Hslifsx, and then ships. the schoon
way for Baltimore. He under the pre-
Of gong market Bfows his k,dnappnr belonged
~ Rnppahanncck has SINCE confessed GAO.
AIN o. the Midway engaged i'll the matter was
70 receive part u the money
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Late from Texas and New NIexic

COTT ON DAAAGEp-CA RAyAJ LAND TITLE EX-
ClTLMEST AZ SANTA FEE INDIAN MUHDEKS, ETC.
New 0RLEAss. sept. II 1882
We are in possession Of later dates from Texas We
gather the f,lowing items fiom the papers,
general call has been issued for extra session OF
tho leg stature
The light house at Ind!anola is completed.
The cotton crops Of Texas bad suffered from worms
and the rains but will nevertheless give large yield
Caravajal WAS at Roma without means men, wait
ing for NOV Gu, nts in the interior Of Mexico
Santa lie dates TO the 10Th ul.imo. Much exotic
mebt existed the sub.ct Of land titles 10 Jew Me
CO. and the s,que0ces will badly serious
less the govcfDnit ut inie r'e,ts
The III Parse In iians had seized McioHin's upper
rap che. and killed number oi people encamped tLe
d. Ids.
The Mexican Commaodant bad enforced full tariff
on goods for the chihuahua trade IN consequ OF
which mmeI,se stock soula be detained at Ell Passo
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Tcieer.phic Marine REPORTS.

BOSTON, Sept ID.
Arrived-ships Berkshire Cslouttn sunbeam baltimore
Uark Louisa BIiee Lennon; spoke ship Tempest from "a
IL for WORK, Avg y, lat q ~. Ion ~ TO-
Bsrts syph Ur), Turks IelFnds; Zion and Bay state
sltimore Elm and Mary Slsde Philadelphia; brig
ton urinami ssbrs Grey Eagle Port Prince . John
- Appleton. NN6rk
.ieared-snip. Louisa, ,sieutsA o.oos N4or-, 80.
NyeEdottc, bsrLsooes, schr CorpeliA, NYsrk
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An Editor Fined for Libel,

ALBANY sept. IN Der Is. 1852
III j. Hastings editor Of the kHche, boek,, has been
committed IN The MAYORS Court and sente fin.
II $3.50 for ibel prpetraico upon T. 81 Fisk the
whom the anu renters recently tarred and festhered
Lis counsel will carry The the higher courts
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CuAnLFsroN--steamslip Southerne A>-pr Kinlocb. A
Cbsticguer, q signOretc, Mons peais ssisaoet1e .
lridge, l. Hubbard u W Noble, W lsHssl how n W
Greene Martial Irotts, John White L. = nAs.farA Mic
Angermuer, Breser, Roseter, ssml Heyuoid ram
I'M, Andrews Lane Gordon, sutton, y Cheney,
ss,eI
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Large Wing Meeting at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Sept IA 1852.
A tremendous mass meeting and barbecue is being
held at OAKLAND this city to celebrate the
snniversy OF Scotts entry into the city of Mexico IL
is estimnt. tina, full ~ TOO people present Numer
speeches have bten made and much enthusiasm pre-
walls grRno oi-psy OF fireworks takes place to night
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PORTLAND, Sept. l5-P. NJ.
According 10 ecual and repeated returns received Of
the qdense, Office The House stands thus far 81 wings
81 democrats snd not heard from.
The Senate has l. wings. democrats and DO choice
The wings have .i, cte4 all their county officers in
Cumberland ex,.puDg The clerk II County Court.
Farley (phig) plurality vote in the Waldo aud Lin
coin Cor gressioDsl DISTRICT will be aboui GOO
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Disappearance Of the Cholera from Cln-
CjEnNti,

CiScNsArI, Sept IL 1852
There has been but death from cholera in the last
hTee weeks Our physicians say that city
more H. atby at this Of the year than il Is
All kinds Of business Il brink The liver l.
good boats lesyipg daily Tor New Orleans and St
LniIs
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movements O2 escuof0A OeOSss
EXCURSION TO the WEST TO sxLBCr SITE FOE
MILITARY HOSPITAL
BALrIMosE. September H. 1852.
General Scott arrived here this evening, On ms way
West Blue Springs Kentucky, for the purPess o.
.eaectjng sits for the Western Military Hospital.
He was received at the car. by tho members Of the
wbc Central Committee ssd numerous delegations Of
wings. BY whom he greeted with much enthusdasm.
During the evening the mbers of several Scott and
Graham clubs, and many citizens. called upon hum, and
were cordially received.
During the course the night he will be serenaded By
The Blues Band
lie will leave TO morrow morning for Pitsburg, end
sill he absent from abipgton twelve days, returnns
by way Of the Lakes and Wet Point
Generals Wool and Lawson accom- pany HIM
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BosroS. Sept. Is 1852
The wings of the Seventh district, In convention at
Lawrence, to-day. Nominated Hon Luther V. Bell, of So
mtrvle, for ConErefs.
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The Steamship Florida Mt savannah
Markets.

SAVANNAH, Sept IA 1852.
The steamship Florida. Capt Woodruff arrived here
frum New York this morning
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SUPPOSED Loss OF TUE CREW.
BurFALo, Sept Is, 1852.
The schooner Clyde from oswego to Toronto, with a
cargo OF sixty hh6s ef sugar and quantity of coal
wrecked in the storm OF Sunday, mles east Of
Toronto The crew supposed TO have been lost
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Albany, Sept H. 1852
No receipts have been sent in foar adv Wheat
sales 500 buthels prime Gene a. ~ %, 500
burbels White Ohio at 81 OF. Oats Mt ~ ac vtb
salts Of 10 eco bushels Corn 900 bu. her ,ol ~ 81 &c
Western mixed. Barley celia At ~ soc for Ordinary
prime rowed and Tor tour rowed to arrive Sic
bet n
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NV ORLEANS. Sept II 1852.
The sales Of cotton TO-DAY, amounted to 500 bales
MiuolDg IL quoted at Ice.
The hisgara's received this evening after bu
Einoss hours.
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45e3
TIE LATEST.
Dnnr4 AEl

The towns be heard from will not material vary
the result Farley thus By about see plurality
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The Maine Election.

DaMARiscorrA. Sept Is, 1852.
Returns from all the this district, except
thirteen. show the wing result
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Pr ssei,cers Arrived.


HAypr-sbip Isaac HSii-hr vsnderbruck Mise HumserS
j. | lie Barry, Miss psRrry, Emily kohan Mad Barbcy,
| hye, ] Stock, MNHayiled, Miss Johnstone.
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Another OF thc ReintIeer,s Passengers Dead.

Mrs Amy Williamson of the persons scalded ut the
explosion Of the steamer Reindeer died this mornng
Her will be conveyed New York by the Aida
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MARITIME INTELLI ENCE.
MOyements OF Occan Sfeamer
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER IL, 1854

ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-Tus DAY.
SUN RISES. 10 ~ MOON SETS C1 o.
SUN sETs. ..W 06 HieH WATER. 10 l!
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GREAT WING GATHERING AND BARBECUE
NEAR LOUISVILLE.
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0PNCIAL MlrIlCEA.


ATh MEETING OF THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
following Dining saioen held at Duaaps Hotel en-
own to the present high prices Of p5ov
meats and sh from sixenee to naepsnce plate which
KesosedThas the above change be adopted Monday
Resolve,-That these proceedings be published in tho
ma S GssAs5'ns Elm
'
stJohn, and Catherine slip; Reed Moss, 70 Bowery
SsGf Jna aas's @ swss E.
% s's u sss
Chatham streesi Ferris Legset So Chatham street,
~ : s'''4n 40 00 N. NJ ivan VAN DYKE, Chairman
DvERTIsEMENT.-TH GREAT FAIR OF THE
excepted from N. until 10 J. M The manager are
Cattle Garden compiete The machinery will be in
full 3Teraton the plans and models for the Ray premium
hs s % The ii the ss and
ready inspection, and the whole fail graft
Tying to the and the heart q every lover his country
duets the reemen OF beloved country BY order
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF
WIN 10 opened II The session of 1928 Monday ilh
October. The introductory address will be delivered by
prGessSr Bartet 1T haf past seysn T. NJ in the colego
koBEhT WATTS, NJ. D.. Secretary to the Faculty.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-THE ANNUAL
meeting the members of the Italian benevolent Sooi-
ety. for the election Of it's ocerS for the ensuing will
take place Tuesday tho 18th Of October at O'Clock
7. NJ at r. nonteverdes, Barclay street. Puuetua At
tendance Is requested.
CHARLES FERRERO, Secretary.
NoTICE.-THERE WILL BE a SPECIAL MEETING
~ Of the journeymon sailmakers Monday evening
october lith o'clock be held tho
Ward hotel Punctual attendance is requested business
WIZ '''aSA '''s' s"i SA l Ssaa
ANTHONY CAMPBELL, Secretary.
CT NICHOLAS BUILDING AsSOCIATION-No. IS
~ Duane street. Chntham Bank Building -The regular
meeting o. this association will be held Thursday
ing next sth inst at ~ O'clock Union BuilG Ne.
l63 Bowery when tho dues will become payable Several
81 ares will be offered for redemption. The trustees give
tce that subscriptions will be received usual
those who find it ncol venent pay the whole
lack dues at need not he deferred from joining the
ISOLATION that The dues will be received in such
jnstameDts Will accommodate such subscribers Pers
Of small incomes seeking profitable their
wings by which hey homes for their families
advised to become members of this association.
CoNKLlN, President, No. Bowery. H. d. HART, Secre-
tary. The office will be every evening until Thursday,
for the payment OF dues and to receive subscriptions