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Arausr n-gtfempf-to Pass Spurious Coin--Assistant
Hicks Of the Seventeenth ward police on Tuesday night
arrested German named John Hadmeyer, on charge
"S attsmnting to pass counterfeit half dollar Wm
RYAN NJ store In the Bowery. The Captain Of police
sesrcbed the person of the accused and found Ia his
pocet potato followed out for the purpose Of placing
IN the spurious half dollar whom svered over. The
prisoner also had in his pocket lot Of galeksver TOR
the purpose Of slvering the base coin fhe prisoner
when arrested acknowledged Lls guilt Vhe accused We
ccmmttedby the Commissioners to prison, 70 swsi. ms
trial.
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The Cation CrOp.

CHAnLEsrov, August IS 1882
The first bale Of new cotton was received at Talla-
hasse Florida on the 11th inst The staple Of q
superior quality
Accounts from Beaufort n O., say that caterpillars
have appeared large numbers and great fears are
entertained for the crops The weather continues wet
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nicssrs. Toombs md stephens.

WARRINGTON, August 10. lSoZ
Mcssrs Toombs and Stephens have both left for the
purpose Of canvassing Georgia prior to tho Presidential
election They will not return during the present es
sion OF Congress.
The Hon Mr. stephens of Georgia II asserted here
coed authority declared his determination previous TO
eaving for home fe~ days sinoc TO support SCOTT and
Graham
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PHLADELrHTA, August 10, 1852
Amelia Voght, German girl aged 90 was drowned
this morning, at O'Clock Green street wharf She
discovered struggling In the ty III. A. shesu
snd John Taylor, two young men from New York and
was taken from tho water alive but dad In short to.
She is supposed to have committed suicide, although
capsu car be assigned for thu raah act
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BALTIMORE, August 10, 1857.
The mail from New Orleans has arrived.
The Hon. Edward Scott, of Mississippi died at viciH-
burg ON the Sth inst
DR.. Hines a notorious swindler and bgamist ESCAPED
from prison at Savannah on Tuesday.
The Raleigh IN C) Register foots up the whig gain
in the House OF Commons at IT. and the loss at g.
The bark John A. Lancaster, Clifford from Wilmington.
bound to Boston, put into Norfolk with tho all ck.
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Whig County Convention In Ohio.
NOMINATIONS For CONC RESs ETC

CINcINNAT August 10. 1862
The Wing County Convention met to day at Mount
Pleasant
VIM. b. easily was nominated for Congress from the
First district; and Scott Harrison from the Second
For RepIesentative-Henry BRAKEMAN.
Judge Of Common Plcas-E. Woodruff
Sheriff.. Bgdon.
Much spirit was manifested and great harmony pre-
vailed
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Michigan Democratic Convention.
GUBERNAT0RIAL AND OTHER NOMINATIONS.
Detroit, August II. 1859
Inc Democratic Convention have made tho following
nominations.
Fer Governor-Robert McCleIland
For Lieutenant tGovernor-Andrew Parsons Of Shiawas-
soc county.
State Treasurer-B. G. Whitemore
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CIOTIIING.

ClNUTk1lNGs
CAsT OFF CLOTHING, COSTUMES. JEWELRY, FIRE
~ Arn4 &e.-Gentlemon families having the above
mentioned articles for SALE will be attended at their resi-
denee by leaving orders addressing line through the
s. L. PHILLIPS. IL Wall street. basement.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen having any clothing furnitars
or jeweiry to dispose Of can obtain fair cash price, b
sending for the subscriber at his residence
Post. Ladies attended By Mrs Is Elm street
L. n. DUSSRLDORR.
CAST OFF CLorHING-LARGE OR SMALL GUAM.
" titles Of good left of wearing apparel wanted for
which the full value will be bsrally given in current
money by addressing through post calling James
near Cbstham street.
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RRoADwAY THEATRES. A. MARSHALL, LEssEk
sny sssn Day @ &
ag dedeatsS with all rsspeos TO the family circle saa
oasion. produce novelties worthy ths sers
BROADWAY rHEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL, LESSEE
ID The coolest. best ventilated theatre In America
s but one
Msso nsns 49, the
Watches, the Inexhaustible Bottle, So.
NIBLos Nh. JOHN sETToN.
to at o'clock Friday, August 20 The pop.
ular French dancer MILE pouoAuD.
win apps.r in two dances Mile Drouet Me Lsvgns. s
At O'clock La Fee AUX Roses TS SS
lowed BY the fv4Eif hs 'Snisk MSsk1En fnsiiss MaKr
Ars Trotrac Mrs J. Drew Mrs Flighty: Mrs. Seton
4ah hnsssssHaE SEASON. LESSEE
Professor Anderson takes that Sat.
THE SfSs{ sTsP5f n nzss iss sS'Is tfHScr
On which occasion he viii appear Il his Palace.
GRAND s5iRRSE SitnS fMAcIouE,
After which sheraSn TnE k1aTsa aTscAsxcR Alss sRslsd
will be given, with the most powerful cast Of talent.
rs. .av n ' -'v.
81. r,amS generously 'lsn'ns
Nwhose valuable aid is tendered.l
Eslhom thavins kindly voianseersSl q. Hale
iiavins proiiered her gifted servoes nS
Her rst appearances since her return from the South
The evenings entertainment will conclude with the third
1.-THE sf'''' at f Hfhnsfsfss'e's tragedy Of
Qthello.. Mr.. G attan Dawson
at tho fGss Miss
His first appcaran in this country
lago lhaying kindly volunteered). Mr.. u. J. Arnold
CAsTLE GARDEN. MANAGER OF THE OPERA. L.
~ Fiot.-Leader, J. Yahn. French Comic Opera and
NE TOUCHEz PAS A La RENE:
the BoIERo with aeeo psduy sSiy C
castagnetes will be sung by Nine f. jolly and Dguet
LRANKLIN MUSEUM, I76 CHATHAH SQUARE,
George Lea, Proprietor.The above establishmcnt II
efen every afternoon ut O'clock and in the evening 81
9r she purpose and Original o
is together with variety Of beautiful performsneos
TOR fun pnrtculars bills ofeach day
vate boxe % osnts stage ssatg with cushioned arm
1s, SIN oents; boxes. % cents; gallery, l2k conts
NOTICE.-NEW YORK THEATRE, ASTOR PLACE
~ G X. Thorne, Manager.-Ladies and gentlemen
gagged mt this establishment will please assemble on
stage 0r 0n mSng August
J. G. CARTLITcH, Stage Manager.
A CARD OF INVITATION.-sTARs WILL FIND IT
advantageous to play engagements At the Front street
Theatre, Baltimore and Ptsburg Theatre, tho ensuing
season. At both establishments their pieces will be placed
Joseph G: FOsTRK,. Lexsee and Manager National
Theatre Philadelphia where his pre-
pairing for the summer Season. will meet with prompt
tention.
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she pcsponeneut Of the bn for an executive season
Lost by yeas 20 nays 2T
CAss moved TO strike cut all appropriations for spe-
cretion Of the department
Inc deba,e WAS renewed and continued till has past
lost. ~ ~"
MT MT CAss,s motion was rejected by yeas q, nays 2s
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A Series of Destructive Fires.

n series Oh De6truCtlvc ETEe6s
LARGE AMOUNT or PROPERTY DESTROYED AT TRey--
FIFTY FAMILIES RENDERED HoUsELEss, ETC.
Tnov, August 10, 1862.
fire broke out, at one o'clock this morning in the
lumber yard of p. Dauchy Son, in West Troy con-
sumpg every board in the yard the Of which was
estimated at from $4,000 to 500 000 It was partially
insured, mostly in the Troy Mutual, and in the New
York Protection Of Rome.
Besides the above, thirty forty small tenement
destroyed by which nearly fifty families are house
less The loss Ia variousy estimated at from 500
to 100000 IL probably amounts to $3.50 000 The fro
was doubtless the work of an ncendary, the lum-
ber yard, when first discovered fire in several
places.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY
BURNED At UTICA,
Urea, August TO- 1852
fire broke out about eleven O'Clock last night in tho
extensive saving and planning establishment of Lewis
Lawrence The building contained three planning Co.
gines and for saving, together with large guam.
tity OF lumber belonging to Mr. Lawrence. Also the
machinery and tools Of William Kingsbury, sesh
maker who occupied the upper stories.
The aggregate loss will be about $4,000 that Of Mr.
Lawrence amounting to nearly $2 000-only about one
third of which Ia covered by insurance Vim. Kingsbu-
rys loss is $2000iDsured for 81 200 in the Madison
and Mutual companies.
way Trecpitating about dozen people into the canal.
Several slightly bruised but all rescued a.
though rumor would have II that was drowned.
LARGE FIRE AT CAMBRIDGEPoRT, MASS.
BosroN. August 10, 1861
A fire acknowledgement last evening consumed pro-
perty to the amount Of S25 600.
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TAXES OF ls52.-oTTICE OF RECEIVER OF
Taxes, MOI New City Hall, Park.-Rate. 96 7o-l00-
Notice il hereby given THAT the Tax books Of
and that will then be prepared receive the charged
thereon All persons paying taxes previous to the
seven per cent per calculated from the time
added TO all unpaid ON first Of Docemter NEXT
Hours for receiving taxes-from A. n TO p. n Bank
able money only received.
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes.
N B-Pcrsons have their bills by applying At this
soe, md requested 70 give full descriptions ther
property; and also 10 quirs ther tG any
H1w YoRK. July - 1854
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The Georgia Union Convention.
DANIEL WEBSTER NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT.
MACON, August 49, 1852
The Third Candidate Convention met according to ad-
journment The Committee Of Twenty -four reported,
through its chairman. r. p Trippe that there
way through which union with the Scott Convention
could be effected, and recommended the nomination of
candidates for President and Vice President other than
those now before the people They reported the platform
of the whg party the platform of the third candidate
party and an electoral ticket, as follows
H. II. Cummings, of Richmond, and Edward T. Hill Of
Troupe, for the State at large.
Dist 1-Hamton w. Sharp, of Thomas County
Dist 2-Wm M. Brown of Marion
Dist 3-Washington Pope, of Bbb.
Dist. 4-Blunt G. Forrell, of Troupe.
Dist 5-Warren Aiken, Of Cass.
Dist 6-Y. L. G. Davies of Clarke.
Dist John G. Floyd, of Newton.
Dist S-Phlip S. Lemle, Of Jefferson.
They also reported to support Daniel Webster for
President, and Charles j. jenkins for Vice President
The report waa unanimously adopted and the follow.
ing executive committee appointed =
James I. Nisbett of Bibb county.
w. s. Norman, of Monroe.
Gen. b. H. Rutherford, of Bibb.
r. Nj. Orme. of Baldwin.
Thomas H. Pollhil of jefferson.
Stephen i. Miller, Of Macon.
7. G. Sullivan. Of Sumter.
p. w. Alexander, of Chatham.
Charles Turner, of Pike.
w. g. Jones, of Richmond.
G. A. Cloud, of Chatham.
After the adoption of several unimportan resolutions
the Convention adjourned sine die.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


FOUR AMERICA VESSELS CAPTURED-ONE HUNDRED
FRENCH FISHERMEN DRIVEN OFF FROM BELLE
ISLE, ETC.
Bosros, August 10, 1852.
The steamer Sir John Harvey brings Halifax papers
to the 18th Of August The story repeated that the
English steamer Devastation had arrived with four Anne
rcan prizes at Charlotetown. This Is two than
We have before had accounts of
The catch fish, thus far has been, on the whole, mo-
derately fair.
Accounts from Labrador state that the ship Charles,
and portion Of the of the ship Sappho had driven
twenty nine French batteaux and ono hundred
frenchmen, of Bellese, that they did not catch
Perry
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Decrease OF the Cholera at Rochester.

ROCHESTER, August 10, 1852.
The number of deaths by cholera reported by the Board
Of Health for the two days ending at o'clock NJ is
four. This is very decided and gratifying abate-
ment.
The weather to-day has been warm and pleasant.
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The whig conferees who met at Parkerstown yester-
day renominated Thomas NJ Howe for Congress in the
Twenty second district composed of part of Alegany
and Butler counties
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MUSICAL.

NEW METHoD--LEss0Ns ON THE PIANO AFTER
IN method, by which the practical part u greatly
NJ once Terms, Sl5 per quarter. Address N Herald
aflce. -
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VRAVELLERs, 0UIDN,

rAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD FOR PHIDA.
- delpbia.-Lsaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier
No. i North river at A. NJ. 6Rd p M through In ~
hours Fars first class, 3d. second class lby 2P M line
en1y.) So Returning leave Philadelphia foot OF WalnE
street, at A. III. and 2P. NJ.
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CORPORATION NOTICEs.

UCTION SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF RESOLUTION
"A Of the Common Council the Comptroller will sell AZ
public auction on Saturday the 2lst nst at eleven o'clock
A. M the premises the building known the Old Mar
tes at Gouyerneur Slip The purchaser win be required
cash. JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Com mptroller.
Comptrollers Office, New York, Aug. IA, 1852.
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LIQUORS.


.o>~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~N1SN
q nnO DOZEN ST. JULIAN AND ST. ESTEPHE
N,UUU Clare at 81 l21 and 81 90 per DOZEN bottles
returned. 800 baskets Champagne Heidsiok Temple ana
other choice brands London and Dublin Porter Fakerks
Youngers and Campbelrs Scotch Ales. India Pale Ale,
Champagne Cider, Philadelphia Ale and Porter for sale
WIN H. UNDERHlLIi 4S0 Broome st.
OTARD, DUPUY & co.'s BRANDIEs, FROM 81 95
to So 50 Seignette Castllon 81 90 TO 50 40 London
Dock So to $5 50 very old Claret Wines from 81 to
the hghtst market price White Wines, from 81 % to
$40 60; $1,000 prime old Havana segars; Grape Leaf
Champagne, In pints and quarts, for sale by
NJ b. PETERS CO., 800 Broadway.
nj D. PETERS g. CO., IMPORTERS OF WINES
NI Brnndies and Havana Scgars, ali the
varieties of dark and pale Brandies together
brands Of Gin Scotch and Irish Whskey Jamaica and ST
Croix Runs Madeira Port, Sherry Champagne Heck and
ClArot Wines Porter Ales Stouts &c., &o, all which
nre offered at the lowest market price,
AGER BEER-AT KIEsELE's GARDEN, STATEN
IL Island, near Staplcton Landing.-J. KIESELE an
nouncos friends and the public that superior quality
OF Lager daily served In the Garden direct
beer vault All orders for Lager Beer Ia bottles and casks
received at 420 Broadway, and l3f Liberty street.
WIN. III. UNDERHILL IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
w Brandies Wines Sogars, &c. &c., 430 Broome street.
Of Crosby Dealers and tho public generally will
effect saving oftventy per cent by purohasng above
The largest In the world Of choice bottled Wines
Brandies. So. no.
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ExCURsIONR.


EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
way. The steamer BUFFALO, Captain Hanoox, win
y .ye Hammond street At TX oel9sk Spring street, 7
tn ming by M Dinner. ba and dshng tackle provided
A band Of music will be on board.
EXCURSIONS TO CONEY IsLAND-LANDING AT
II Fert Hamilton each way. Fare twelve and half
cents. The and splendid May Queen,
q Mcneil vii leave as follows Of Spring street.
and M leaving the island last trip at Ga r. M. N. b.
No half price for children.
ExCURsIoNs TO KEYPORT. ROUND STATEN
street pier daily Saturdays and Sundays excepted at
hapast eight oolco A. landing at Tufts dock, Ross
ville Chelsea Bentieys, and Perth Amboy, each way
Leave ksypors At three o'clock Parties Sssi
route as the scenery through the Sound beautiful Also
good hotels bathing anddshng at Keypcrt Fare cents
at Biddles Grove, by giving one days notice.
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LBANy, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRING5.-Tal
n Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave tbs
City Hail Station. New York. daily (Sundays exceptfd)
A. 10 ooook A. M.Mal train 70 Chatham -Four Corners
connecting with tho Western Railroad for Albany and
Troy Lebanon Sprng Pttsfeld Springfield, and other In
scrmediate stations. At o'clock p. M.Aceommodaton
train to Chatham Four Corners connecting with Western
asFo ad going east Passengers for Lebanon Springs Will
take the 10 o'clock A. NJ train to Chatham Western Rail-
road to Canaan and stage TO Lebanon, arriving early the
same afternoon. Fare through, 81 h. SL0AT, Sup't.
coR PHILADELPHIA DIREoT.--U. S. MAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours. New Jersey
Railroad Jersey City, leaving New York at A. fool
81 ofCorlsndt street, and 81 p. NJ. Liberty street. Fare
s3 for class and So 80 for second class In and A. NJ
Return ut and A. NJ, and 81 +. NJ Baltimore, WASH
ngton Norfolk and Charleston through cotn sold In
above lines and through baggage oGrsd In the A. NJ AND
Sk J. N lines
TSHE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
SKIDDY will leave foot Of Jay street. for Albany every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Returning, will leave
Albany Thursdaye and Saturdays This Boat
provided with Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats The
feel confident that passengers her will pronounce
her the safest and most comfortable Boat the River.
For further information ap ply to
J.MCUiL6UGH Agent, l59 Front st.
TVHE STEAMBOAT REINDEER WILL LEAVE THE
foot of Murray street. for Albany Tuesday Thurs.
day snd Saturday, At o'clock, h.M Masking the usual
sndings Tho steamboat Aida will leave at the same
me and naoe Abe opposite days. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
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- Newark, landing at New Brighton ano Bergen Point
Fare l2h eenta--ihe fast sailing etesmer DART, Cart
Ant smith, Will leave Robinson street pier O'Clock
4 NJ. and 2oclors y. Loaye Newark ~ W O'Clock A
w. and o'clock n Tho Dart ea, no chartered for
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SUNDAY. EXCURSIONS TO wHITEsToNE, NEW
~ Rochelle, and Glen Covc-The large and splendid
steamer CATALINE August 2 and oyery Sun leaving
Hammond street N r. at ~ A. NJ; Canal street Per
No. B. N r. ga; Peck slip s Gouverncur street o; De-
lsnoy street q Tenth street s Twenty third street. Pa
Returning. leave Glen Cove at o'clock p. M New
Rochelle, 3ki ttoppnR at Whtestone. Dinner and
ethments served on board Fare, % cents each way
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I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF REsPECTABILITY
~ dosirous of joining Dramatic Association Will be
pleased to address their application to n b. Herald office
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SALES BIZ AUUYIOU. |.

A UCTION NOTICE.-THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER
"A by W. L. Van Zandt. Sale this day. at IL O'Clock
at No Thompson street. corner Of Canal street. Of small
lot Of enteel Furniture In good order Must be paid
Immediately after the SALE the owner leaving the city
Large sale of Furniture, Dry Goods &e Saturday In
The auction
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John W. soMERINDYRE, AUcTIONEER-sToRE,
No. Spruce streetMortgage sale of Superior House
hold Furniture, this day. at 10 o'clock, at the Auction
Room, sng Marble top Dressing bureaus do Centre
Tables, do Enclosed Wash Stands do. Pier Tables Maho-
gany Sofas do Chairs Card Tables Dining Tables,
Trunde Bc3steads, French Mahogany Bedsteads Rocking
Chairs, Locking Glasses. Brussels Carpets Oil Cloths,
Mantel Ornaments, sc. 30
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY
~
Items by the Southern Mail.

A fire acknowledgement last evening consumed III
perty to the amount OF $25 600.
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The Georgia Scott Convention.

The Georgia Scott convention.
AN ELECTORAL TICKET APPOINTED.
MACON, Ga August 49, 1852.
The Scott Convention met here to-day. William B.
Fleming, of Savannah chosen President. No joint
nomination having been agreed to by the Committee Of
Conference with the Webster Committee the Convention
appointed an electoral ticket and adjourned sine die
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS,
splendid sea steamer CATAIINE Capt sator HoGmire,
on Friday August ~ leaving delaney street at Tenth
street Brooklyn at So Peck slip ferry At and pier
N H. o'clock, returning TO the city about cock,
NJ Dinner and lines and bait furnished
board The National Brass and Cotillon Band, will
ootn mar tha hont
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at auction this day. at l0 o'clock, Mt the saesroom,
- Wall street. large assortment Of new and secondhand
Furniture, consisting in part OF Brocatee Furniture
suites Sotse, Tables, Extension Dining Tables Chairs
Lounges Bedsteads, Bureaus. Washstands, Enameed
Chamber Furniture Mattresses Palasters &c. &o Also,
by direction of sheriff Carnley, AZ IL o'clock, splendid
Rosewood Carved Gothic Bookcase extension 'front.' plate
gass doors, and yeneered all throngh with satn wood
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RROADWAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL, LESSEA
On Saturday Afternoon At oclook, and for this day
only will be given grand Day Entertainment OF Natura!
ladies Of New York. Professor Anderson WILL this 90
casion, produce serss novelties worthy the hbera
patronage he has received during his recent brilliant
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-RICH CARVED
H Rosewood Parior Dining-room and Chamber Furni-
large of Secondhand Furniture sale
toD Saturday August zls at I01 O'clock sales room,
toneer viii sell as above without large assort
Rosewood Paror Furniture covered in rich satin
tele; carved mahogany Sofas Tete Easy Paror
Chairs mahogany and haireat Chairs various patterns
rosewood and mahogany Centre and Pier Tables with
BILE tops Extension Dining Tables, Bookcases Wardrobes
rosewood and painted Chamber Furniture sute
and walnut French and Cottage Bedsad marble top
Dressing Bureaus and Washsand together with general
assortment Of Household Furniture which well worthy
the att ention Of housekeepers
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EoRKEYPoRT AND FORT HAMILTON 1.-THE STEAM
or WILAON SMALL leaves Murray street pier daily
Sundays excepted) at o'clock PM and keyport At
o'clock M Faro to Keyport, rs cents Fort Hamilton,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01
Emigration.

The statistics furnish sotf1e wonderful and startling
facts The English commissioners report that ihe 10
tai emigration from Ireland in 1851 was 257,372, ard
that this year it will be considerably increased An
other remarkable fact is that this semgration is self
sustained in Other WORDS 10 pays own expenses
at least so far az The Iniad saias and Canada
cerned. The commissioners state that last year there
was either remitted from America, or expended for
prepaid passages TO America, by Irish seitles there,
no less than 100000 TO enable their friends and re-
atiyes 10 follow them to their adopted homes. The
number of emgran,s from Ireland to the United States
and Canada in 1851 2SS.Oi6 the whole cost
OF which, as steerage passengers would be gS93,93l
As Cd, or nearly gl0O 900 less than the sum abso-
luiely RENTED or paid, and which was retained, no
doubt for the of relatives remaining In Ireland
This is very suggestive subject. Ireland diminish
ed 1659.330 IN her population between 1911 and
1851 and the result of fair calculation is that there
was further decrease Of 1872 21 last year. Taking
The United Kingdom whole, the annual increase
of births deaths will do little than balance
the annual emigration. Ireland will decrease This
year 2l5, ,lS3'; Great Britain will increase 227, ,368
For the first time upon record without famine
que, the population of the United Kingdom has be-
come stationary