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-sto R'rs sgp,s - to o'h- manufacture. sfsIs sos-
Total plotsse'. pa. -fr-t 60 t-fi ..s
NASUFAcrusEs OF FLAX
- % r. linen - -. Co. l-@1 -rd C1''1-, - - ~.
slN' o 10. ohsr Miniature. o. f4r, s37ss T,t', %
tssA, valued a. s73Os
MISCELLANEOUS.
r. Tks sr7~ Cpo1s ~. - F-at-rs ard FinErr.-
1slf: rs 80 si-"y f; no On cn.irs. ruf'. &c $40
i Do fHbe ii-r-- - .sg Pil-h so: 49, stss-.
,-fll' u In Glove st4'. co. ~ Gsv- ssali. ~ DO
Leather Gi 80 ~: su.p-a ssh l7s
80 f. DO rvs r, d. -ooss $40. coiA.nT. SD
Total 81. pigs. v-igrt ~ - oi
Dig GOods WtA irora on Farshouss
aAsUF AcTUEEs or WOOL.
pkg wooicns a. F1 = 30 Wos,ets $50: u g. st1F
Gocs 37f vi do Cotton srf Wcr-t-t Ap--s.
50 10 Do s's~ >3f'oi DO BaHs~;., SEE Ios 10
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON
IS pIG' Cottoas soifs j. - coorei coioa.. sara; d.
$50 DO n.ts, s72j T,t-i. n D.rs vsiled a. - a.,
MANUFACTURES % stLk
saf 10 Shaus - do po.~.-s a
%: 70 sHt sna wor''ea = v-iv-ts 81 a6s d.
Sewing. s''i 1ttnl, % T'gt. vslu-t - $3.50
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX
d. Hsnd!crciefs s'a7 Co. 1aread, sls Total s. plcta
Ges; valued at l3-1.
MISCELLANEOUS
p pscksEes Straw Good - Pa 81 ss7 4, Gr.s.
Cloth s4S CO. Clothing $50 Total 81 packages 'aasI
$500.
MANUFAcTUKEs WOOL
spsckaFes Wool-u-. sam; DO Cloth sf1 d.
$50; DO Cotton and Wor,;e6 Ss2f0: Merno-s So
o. LastIt' ssoi Do. Blankets t5s Total - packages
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
DpFs Co'on, 40 ~ 20 Prints, e. go; IS Do Hose S5fn
Totst, % PIGS 'suedst az $50.
hASUFAcTUREs OF SILK.
~ pigs silks s5lo II 90 sk AMI Worsi-d $40 OIL Total
IS EAss.. valued al slb,ls7
MISCELLANEOUS
rs pbr Straw Goods. 81. DO. Collars, Cuff Re-. sfi
DO Plush ~ 4e0 DO Clothing j DO Aa:tng $500
Total, 40 pkfs., valued a. sls,372.
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u The Board Of Education
HOBOKEN ITEMS.

CRICKET MATcH.-The cricket match
between the NewYorh Clab aad tbs New Haven aud
Ws'eTvie Clubs esue of the grounds Of the former
Yesterday hesss Cuyp NASH tue two best DO wers Of
tho NewYork Club, were barred out; but si the New
Workers fueceIsfu having scored f2 q lO6 TOT the
Down Fosters" The match will be PLAYED the
grouI d. Of the Wstcrye Club tuesday the 2n Inst
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~ First Assembly District At a meeting Of

~ First Assembly District At meeting OF
H. Democratic Wing Delegates Of tho lot Assembly Dis
tuct list aud I'D WaTds) held a. W0od~ofths HOTEL
No ~ Dutchst on the evening OF llh Septembef James
Kelly Fsa OF the lid Ward. elected Chairman, aud
John Griffin Of the lot Ward secretary Aer eectins
the Delegates Large, the following resolutions wero
haolrcd. That ROBERT & COLLINS Esl- OF the LIST
WaId be and he hereby elected DELEGATE 20 represent
dis Distinct ~ the 70 Dc held Al Syracuse on the
I'd inst .
Bepired, That AMOR j. WILLIAMSON b. aud no
hereby Is elected the Alternate Delegate u aid COnvon-
lion. janis hEI4Lli ChihnAh'
lnua EalrrIN Secreiaru-
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Total. 80

A sale of French Goods was held on
Thursday which comprised very large and desirable
assortment OF Goods Is included nearly GOO pieces OF
Tbinon Iaillsrd e. Co Black BOmbazines, all OF which
were Quietly taken at prices from 473c TO 81 50 tbs
finer qualities being most desirable. The balance OF
Printed Muslin de LANES and Cashmeres Of same impor'
tstop sod from 2s 20 O. cents few los Of Freaoh
Merino Cloths which article 10 very scarce. s)ld at
O4dsl 22h "a do. sold al 81 27l5GS 81 81
Dsmssk Bsrpool, &C 90c 81 Paris My'ore. 750Tl5c;
s. Brt che Cashmere, 92l7c; Paris Satin de Lame,
long line taken at s5c. Thers great variety OF
rich Figured and Plain Silks nearly all sold prices a,
codDg to quality, ranging from Sc TO 81 45 per yard
About 5000 dozen resi- Kid Gloves were on the cats
logue and all sold Ladies' Colored Black and White
from g. to IS the dozen and Gents s74 10 SIS. The
company was very large and sale quite animated
Sales of about $4,000 Virginia sixe,
have been made for banning purposes, at liz 9lll5
The project for combined line of first
class sea steamers on the Nicaragua route, TO
which we alluded a few days slice, is nov un
dsrstood include The purchase OF all Mr. Vanderbilt
interest In the boat. included In It, nov belonging TO
bin. Parties resdy, learn to make the pur-
chase at fair valuation. TIE prospect Of settlement
of the difficulties 10 this case understand are quite
favorable
The books of the Extension Road from
Chetbsm FourCornor, TO Bennington, VI, will be
opened on Monday. This road viii thus complete a
line of which tbJ Ink only remains b be built of
than four hundred miles In length, In successful
operation, aud forming direct route from Montreal
end The Western portions Of Massachusetts and Yer
mont, over the Harlem Railroad 10 New.York Toe
Company having the work 10 charge hEve completed
an arrangement with the NexYOrk and Harlem Rail
road TO pay the Lebanon Railroad 90 y cent on ths
Iros earnings Of the Harlem Road from the Joint pas
sepger and freight business and ha. in this y
q cent together with the let earnings Of the
Company sas not be sufficient enable he latter to
pay y cert on the cost Of the road aud equipments
"tben the Harlem Railroad Company agree increase
the amount 20 be paid to this Com 3any Cup 10 80 y
cent Of it, proportion Of earnlog 30 amount which
shall enable The Lebanon Springs Railroad Company
TO pay p cent on the sum OF sU) 900, aud condi
tioDally on the further sum Of $500 90"
Messrs. Bradley, Whittemore & Co., Of
Burllugton, Vermont have contracted for all the
grading and masonry of the Central Onio Railroad not
previously let The same firm have also CONTRACTED to
furnish the ties and to ballast and lay the track Of the
whole line from Z.nesvie to Wheelng for ali which
contracts they take thirty per cent In stock of the road
The rails to be laid upon forty miles of the route
from Zsuesyile Estt, next sunlner and on another
section In the fall The whole line is expected to be
completed 10 the rprinK OF 1854
The receipts of lumber at Albany, from
the opening Of navisat the 18th Of September,
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u Grand Nhig Rally 81 Wtliam-oursh.-
III, Wits % The City Of Williamsbufgh will hold hus
Meeting the Fqus stdan institute Ia south 81 a. betwssn
Sd sud 4th-sts. on MONDAY SEPT a., at o'clock N.
Addresses will Re delivered by Prof Chas Davies Of Fsh-
kl Mesns Charles s. Spencer, Theodore h. Tomlnsoa.
" Il Is mihksn. James 5. Ths,er, AMI OtlsfA singing
By Mes,rs COok Fraser and Olse Club Ths New York
aud BiooE,n Clubs and A's0csOns s'peeiy invited
20 send her alt VI m. C-nai &c u snf Graham Cldb
Of " lillian sbufgh. FRANKLIN WHITING, ffesI
TOgfTT Secretary.
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Iron our COrre-pOnisnLl


PHILADELPHIA, sept IL frtrea-Baf.s JsPoncs, Taylor,
Havana & 4 Lex Harper, Port Prince bns Sos, M,son
Portsmouth, schs Richard Rort-n, Jal-.. Frovdeacs Lucy
Ann, br) Cambe nile. B. Fredcnk TYLER. ROBBINS, Alba
wm. Loger GILL; NewHaveni Edward wooton N-sIe, New
io'k
Ceared-shp Gen. Ws'bntton Berry. San Francisco b,rk.
Utah. S.tson Boston Chester Crosby Boston. brss Adele lev
e-t Indie, Teo Macon Boston schrs. Charm Berry Boz,
kofrt h Csmbriee Paws. Day, Portsmouth r. Baien
James Fsn RIVER; r. Tyler Robba- Albany; VIM Lopsr LAKE,
Er.sf
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Pr NlasAAA-Ai Bosiol-

, A., e.. Clam Wheel Melon s. Joha y. B.
a I'm, ss Ibou p-on. co.. joe Pof-rr bAhe' Ns4 W
is,t. Plaristet r. Collier. baluuose
- a 49, Herd-r..u, Colr RI. Baltimore.
Sl.4f.. .r.s Cure Ffaarsco View fork - g.
c. ana s,-m McGrsfh, New Ofefrsi tonl-rfo'
- ~ =, pa. Allen York Caspian Ifiitni d. -
pefb san Frsuc-co. ooano, HONE, - 80. 81. I
-, HsrNafd Fhfai@ pha-t Amelia y neu-l -,
-, -, u WALL. 10 .osd lf eE Ofsat. Isaac "roo -
i-r S.w YoTs Arlls.ou Rvon, Chsre-Hh 81, g., S-o,
I, d.. rty.r 4th outward bouad f'-ft 'th.l " -.
rsr ana Chio. Danton. for Ss~ fsrl Jane h''-s'-'
d. Sept g. Canada Lass for so.'on l', l' J,a9v
81, sor- ,or 90 sh; Pre-ste o. Com g. .'l
81 -. ~ " r. samp-on, alt sac hem "o- S'lf' ~
- . - l..,,'h. Pacific. :, Nye or Ss~ ioiA IN $3.50
-, -, 90 I'm CAP Co, HopaIns' 40 y y -,
n 49,, sr-rtrr ard Cou.taut1e, Duf-yrt '' 20 -
p 80 N,,h.I DO -th: WA d se-al jazz Ali Son-
-. + .rb. Gauck, Walker 90 liza Joan 800.
- 10 ~ 18th. Caroline Tucker, 10 -th fDst go -
SO, ~ 80 n.r4., Manson. 90 18th Istsc Nrelt A'--'
- So. p ~ Parton 90 D. RsV2ahat neA SOU.
lsrb; Alert Gas,u, Desno and Am Onon' ,, ysl5s
H. Chandler ID; Const-i st' o. Ahea, 90 --s W,t,r
1b,rs.ou 90 3Qsh Gefnsh, do ~ e,p1 IT,.
y -. cosv oT Pr aislsl. th Guy o. Dasss - 49,
20 sb. " vouug, Danleyy. or DO l-ihi 1905 ~ -
.or DO III KahmGzoo, Iayot Tor 70 po,b L., w ~
- sr.L 80, Merrill for do srle'iani' Ss,tsri ~
Cls,.tou u,b d..TacL Susan HnE., Gay ~ ~ ~,
Co. $500 Do DO IA h4I~e aud Belcafrs Ausa'
tsl U,rr., Auau-ta Tfo,i. 90 -st; ho0le' iAil9A,
go, So, 90 viii Dispatch. (orner ths frasins aoi ~
N,u..i. A.n for melbourne Gnt Pr; fhh' 2. AIs'' No.
gu. -, A Bopiey, for Al-Iaatnai Abrahan 1os'
To- ctsr..,on. washiur,on for NOBLE t'--I a. n,
Rhurpor- A-S Gon; w. ss.easoa Tor Phila8p-;
So, R.h, sar.nnah, (probaby va Nsr t0's co..,Hs
LOO Arr SEPT l. Neptune, AoBsf Ner r.. N.lse.r
waits TA3ousae. a. chaes Rt NOR; John Fear,
". D,v. Maulnain via nsantios Eh,nose, e'a''N' ~'
Wss't,u, E,eAols 10; LlIEas, RoeIasoo, Vaeose-
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NlARRtED.

On wednesday Sep, H. BY Rev David L. MARKS. Mr. CHAs
T. PERRY ssd Ms MARY Ann WILSON, only laughter Of Mr.
VILLA WILSON, all o. tLs ciy.
WsdnI River Lobf slard s'gi is, BY Rev Geo VI Tuh,
Of Clair Mn tsap, Csyt ELLSWORTH 1UTHLL, Of Oresn
psu ME- helen HUDSON, daughter Of frnshn Hudson,
EsQ at Wsdits tivef.
At Es~bory. VI, Tuss1sy Sept "A. by Raw Dean Mr.
JOHN B. BUXTON. OF this y, Mss LUCINDA BAILEY, Of
,he fnfusr uiac
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Nrlififal NctifEn

r. Noiice.-A Special Meeting Of the Unlonis,s VIII
be fcd their Headquarters Broadway House on SAr8-
DAY EVENING 18th lost AZ "a O'Clock on basine. OF lon.
portance. Punctual attendance Is requested
sILAS &. HERRING, President
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Recetpts nj Produce

ny Noyh Rirer Boats-2 3l bbls Flour; 4sO do WHISKY
90 Ashes Oil Go. Lard 1905 bush Whesii 22ji do.
1oIn SO 90. Oats, and 81 bs.s Wood
ny he Rlarod6-295 bbs Flour; IS do Cheese Ill do.
Better, and 700 bash Oats.
hg ne' Horsn Railroads.&c. packages Bu.te' and 10 do.
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eT f1.-i-a Jr0- B'frsr-F0- Lfrc-Tosi-Ne-<r- >
aaa sul ard, q Boston J. ws,ber IT. OF No.
pmJ -. a schsiai y n Dudley Weii.jr. Chs Scott
ha Ja- -yh9- o. Nes iorr jane, wAi'~orth OF Bgaso;
Sshsii samuel Tubshsv sai JAMES 1y.o1, o. Cal
on iona Vaneroa Richard Kelley. Henry Haf b. dsnis
Ane > odd OF Ens std H-ury Mitchell Of Yorkhirs A-t ke
% o. 6ree1oSt La1gorj % Iead r. l.. Tr>c0a an1 No
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Disasters, &c.

sHr Etts,t Baltimore capz4d tbs whsrfn Alexandra,
Curls alsqIs Ga Wednesday aui h
,rd, TIE sAthe continued calm the dsmsgs her would 10
slsht.
Sns Srirssa,S from Arvanir, or New York into Norfolk
fhe n. repairs having sale the
ugH Of the lsh OF Gaze Henry, which split msn-si
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other than Dry Goods the amounts considerable snd
ofr,cn Larger ihso ve ever remember 70 hsvs nouesi
VIZ 80 r.ro ID bsrs, 12 - othsr barn, 5000 Gun
de, ISL tuns Pigs &c. The aggregates OF Dry Gooa'
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n F-hre C. c cr-t. 81 scotni M n zi-n7-'
q - iz-sod A. Desl-,sh aut A. Pf,aie o. san'lt M
hob ~ H-r- Df Csrrutr7-1n -
- ~ yer N@--r y e Hsmifon. Of Paii'arpp5 80 :.
N.,L NJ CANT mss, as r. UuAk- Of ha-It' T. f-''
sou, I'd Ne- llilLd-o. T-,Al56
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

HUDsoN Co. CoURTs.-in consequence
the illness Of the Chief Ju,tc> The CouIt w-,e yese
day aojouh ed onil MONDAY next Tbs Cnei ,u'''
stec IL be able 10 resume MS out-s W
would epdesvor TO y.t one Other Judges 70 ocny
the bench The Civ CaenSar hiss been lad over uolli
term and the criminal business will be tsxen up on
Monday.
u The Board of Education met at the
Cty Clerks Office Thursday evening, pursuant to al
iOtrpuebt -
M Peter d. Vroom elected President and David
C0d Clerk for the ensuing yesr van ns OILS we're pre-
seped ana referred 10 appropriate Committees Th- Prs
sept ho had appointed 70 receive warrants for tue
p.vusnt of the teacher the Pubic schools pressn-d
III. reoorts with such paynen's severaliy annexed Toe
oeuipg reeo tion presrDt-d Oy SIR Hope was adopted
RTsoI,e ed That the Commit Warming aud NeatiIa
ton be Authorized advertise for proposals TO- fuel for the
use Of tbs Puoc Schools during the esrog winter ana %
cortrrct Tor the ZANE with the 10 YES, bidder.
On motion of Mr. Mccoy 'twn
Pesolred That the Committee New Schools rapport
upon the e1p.diency oroa,e Of establishing
evening school. Adjourned 20 sd Inst.
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Nv TeleQrnnh.

BOSTON. September lar. bahs Clara c B,n Ds'avar.
GEN md William. Philadelphia Dr. CsrsBn Cshan " .bam
bfoush. ard Juha Ann. DO.
Cear-d-Shps Edvin and Meiorl. Calcutta; Hamlet AL
o ear Queen. New Orleans bark Diligence, Csrden scar
~ VI kiotI Ner York.
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TT The Incorporared Churcbe. In the City,

TT The Incorporated Churches IN the City,
ara al Temperance and other charitable snd 6enesosnt As
socsfon. Except sOce'iss VINO are IN tyIo' so
cuiIg eompeteBt nest, and temperate men 70 MI All
OH ces The z Of the People, are requested 10 si7c or
vii nom heir several bodies Two Oelega,ss 20 inset Ia
Convention % nornr ate suitable candid tss without dine-
lion Of party The time and place Of meetog vii be mads
KNOWN y circulars addressed 10 their several bodies
re- wings, Attention !-cAMpAi9N SONGS %
81 Composed snd sung BY kresel sod m,Hns roonsn'e
.nd for sals by H. COhoo, no 80 ofAn'"
Price. s. per hundred, OF cents rnZs.
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PoLIcE ARRESTS. On Wednesday, Ja-
cob Berger arrested complaint Of ]. FISH. 0N
charfe fase r4-ted for ta Michael
Duffy for ishtng the ned. VIM. Murray
on complaint o. h-i f assauit and battery MS
Fuller alleged assault bac,y Elizabeth Fshsii
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financial.
uyuF FLORENCE and KEYPORT

4 COMPANY.-A U,eting Of tho S'oeshoids . VIII %
he Id At XsypOrt on SATURDAY. tho Vb u October mex.
brn statement will b made Of the prospects, Anc eond-
loo Of the Company ,...
Boat will be provided for tho pgrposs and land at tho
ne - dock builoinz on the property - -.
Pe,or. ceous Of examining she place will b furnishes
win uekes for the excursion BY applying at ohes, No. ID
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lmportso OF Dry Goods at the port of Ne v.
York for the week ending Thursday Sen, Il 1879.


ltO pie. WoosHs, s742f4; ~ 90. CL,fl -, 60, n !, -
meIes $500. lpt DO "or.ies, $3.50. 30 DO styT CO
>5l4 30 DO Cotton Gni NOrstrd SO asi. - A. "o'u
soi5 Go nsrnos, Stfl ~ 20 sha~i. 80 t6t; 90 y
slll0go DO Cover - soi DO. Coaiins. $50, / -
bodcnes sl.s5;l DO LAsuEss, SIS: TO- Coa...s a.
81 do Blankets Stsfb; 60 Starts. $Sss. 10 Draw. "a.
Il 90 Hoe. 80 3; do. Glove soi0 Do P.din., 81
" DO Yarn. s3S2- "a d. Bnd'nss ss!t DO Csrp-,,.
s2is go Psddnss, $+9 do other Manufacture, Of a
Total number OF psgs. sii, vslaei ssi7.ssl '
MANUFACTURES COTTON.
US rackss-s Cotton, 49, - CO. coorri 81 SO; do
tth sis 81 90. Gnshans, - o79; DO Canbncs si 10
90 hushns s4lH; % 90 Embroidered Sll2s Do Nelv-s
49, 90 Plush, s7si DO Lees sI5it; 10 DO. HINDER
.ni., 70 - DO Hose, sl02 co Gloves, slS9. 50 spoo
setl' Co. bia3Ht s6os DO we5oius s7lt DO Tao-
NslusdAi S7s,s2S 49,
AANUFAcTURES SILK.
ns- SIN s&ss9 90. Rib501s $50: do. sa;ias
Itss :. 90 lAees SIS o7 do Embroad-res,
az ~, s,So u DO Plush. s4Q67 q DO Glms aad Fnas-s
So 10 :, ~ 80 80 and Worsted sss3 81 Do SIN aad cooa,
~ sn - 40 Sn ana lAneH $3.50 do Shawl, sBOSs 10
SS c.va,. "S'sssd sls., ss1e DO s,ahu.s sII %
~ A. s.L.n' 90 Handtsh i-f SSH da Hos. a. az,
s o1sss sns htis 1879 Is 10 srsid, sns g. sST $40
'''S s''! heo Bultoas. sfs1 O. d. Ys,,aa, $3.50:
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vrsp,eed person. ard lodged ha IN n the cells Tie
EpIssins box which IN Ao0cs alleges the stJlea
wtS fonDd The premises.
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nsArrhs ALnAnAc.--.-.
sss-f6se-- 1913 ~ s-ts-...... ~ hoos-Rss. la
sandy dooki loa Gov. Isl.nd. Il oon Bel Gate
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Is.ji5 ,as as; y + a7 4, }3 r.
is5a.... ...: a9 - 1850
The annual meeting Of the Hartford and
Eow.Hsveu Railroad Company was held at Hartford
Wednesday dividend Of = cent, payable on
the lat of October was declared aud vote o. the
stockholders insruc!s tie Directors 10 make extra
dividend Of D cent the Let Of January next, max
rg IS g. cert for tho year Toe receipts of the read
for the year cudins AUG. 81, were:
rom IiFtnRff' 30 -
rom 'leht l1<1t' h-
NeAts inaiis, 81 40 D
io} II
EAPeuses olle interest bonds 1l.8i -
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lmportations Of the week ending Sept

"a wv Better 80 'fo Rrt Bleaching Powders - d.
s. boi y.p "a a.. AkNh, g ba-am Copava
- .s srd 90 ics soda A,l Iluouce Paste
50 'aiate Soda, DO UAs Cream Ttar % DO SUGAR
'- ~ co. Ison Salts 20 Ip., &C. hs.ss Oucks
" w. trhcas, - bis Arseni- ~ bis SIENNA cas- $50
- t@' a. A1rmouy, ~ O4S D. IoewooI g. a47.
tAts ny "oods, - steamer G,aaW 4, to- De- Be
% co. g Geo Evans Moo y Cnas CooD-r Al DO
7,' 60" p lfoesrss 30 do - Wild p..-on. qi TO-
b'.'n, 49, Go, I fHuhcld = Do - lunch. Ia 8o y C.
o. &C. yGooi - do - Helene; rs in, = i,iy
- CO. y W airrooi li2 90 - New Yort -os 90 =
Humboldt, II o.. y LOUIS 50 ds q 2,,,n' 10 - -
M 'elItIi Ie9 co. p Rooias: ~ 81, - I.t.-
Ben if3 DO p Dew % Clinton DO ~ ~
q SAahhouf III 90 A. Sla- Newman. gti,
T. 'o p Mana g. DO. & Mary Croker: 6i IL =,
to'ai' olnI pass loo boxes Tifecracler la
-, 90 1tg, he-ulg, 20 so Co do 4, h., NJ, "a" ~
'fN' $50 ten. 'uauo, 80 ppes Wares Grease ia t. NJ
- p' hair o 10 OK sd CIV Ades. - DDS Goa
60 fi''. S-3 bars Ra road Ion lst har, "a
- t'ep ot odL shett 's2 plates 757 tuns pg a. az
Iee' a. ~ Boards, 79~NO Labs. 5000 sbi1si-S
pts Let Us eaes, Is csks SAysrs; .3 bbt. 49,
iiie O. tois, "a cssk, Sh-sfuing Me,ls. e.. 81.
"-tr pas 60. ltS casks Iiasrei is. t.s. w..
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18

Ntt 'SoSl<i d
Showing anttircrcaso OF Sii iDi 10 on tno business
Of the previous year.
The ruHber e passengers carried the read for
the year 492 2s increase Of as 100 comp,rei
with the precelrg year. rhs number Of miles rda By
passenger ard ight trains as 2,9 235 Taere hiss
been accident peronsl Injury on road during
the year The Company now double track for
2i miles, and mile' more, from Thompsonvle u
Springfield will be completed IN few weeks TniI 10
one OF the best managed road, In rho United SA,eS
indeed the whole lice fros NewYork to Boston, of
which this Is nk, Is Ia the hands Of the most expe
IeIced railroad mAnpgers In the country. IL Is fAs
becoming very popular through route.
A contract has been entered Into in Lon
don for the bulldog Of the Quebec aud Richmond
Railway, line Of 100 niles. Tae road /. to join the
s.. Lawrence and Atlantic nne which connects Non.
tresl villa Portland Ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Laadv's lane Ceiebrntion.

FALLS OF NIAGARA, July 2S-9 p. MA
finale meeting, held this evening in the Park
was largely attended. Speeches were made
by E. Daniels. Of Wisconsin; j. II. Bradley, oil
Indiana; Joseph Blunt. OF New York; Judge
johnson, of 0hio; and other prominent speak
eFs.
Jadge johnson vowed himself TO have been
one OF the ERNEST friends OF Daniel Webster.
and that he was now true friend OF Gen. Scott,
whom he knew TO be as true to the Constitution
as President Fillmore. aud as widely known
and world honored as Webster. He hopec
that his fellow wings wouId waste no time 10
useless regrets, but go to work manfully for
the success Of the wing party.
He reviewed Gen. SCOTS life, and compared
il with the military rulers and heroes of the
Bibles, from Moses 10 Saul, declaring that
there was ground for the religious principle in
this world, that the man who takes life in
hand, aud battles and sheds blood for his coun
tIymen, shall rule over them. He referred to
Washington, Jackson, Harrison aud Taylor,
as instances of this principle. He next touched
on the battles of Lundy's Lane and Mexico,
and Mr.. Folks Cabinet, and closed with an
eloquent and stirring appeal TO the wings of the
country to stand firm TO their principles and
their nominees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

THE CATAHoULA TRAGEDY.-We under.
stand (says the Alexandria. La, Republican
of the 18th inst.) that Mr. Liddell has acknow.
lodged that he shot both Glenn and Virgins
the former designedly -he having, Liddeli says
threatened his lite-and the latter by mistake,
taking him 10 be Pryor. another man who had
threatened him. Liddell barricaded his house
and il was not until about eighty citizens had
volunteered TO assist the legal officers to arrest
him, that he would give himself up. The evil
dence on his examination, which has just ta-
ken place in Harrsonburg, was very strong
and he was sent TO jail, bail being refused. He
was CARED 10 the Concorda jail, in which
parish he will, by his own request, be tried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30
Late from Rio Janeiro and Port Praua

NEW YORK, July 2S-The U. 5. storeship
Relief, Commander Thatcher, from Rio Janeiro
in passage of 46 days, arrived here this even
ing, reports the fever TO have been subsding
when he left, and mostly confined to The shore.
Also arrived the U. ). brig of war Por-
poise, Commander Thompson, after passage
sf q days from Port Prasa He left there ihs
L. ). ships Germantown and John Adams,
and Dale, and the brigs Perry and Balm
bridge.
The barque J. Kirkland, of Baltimore. was
10 sail for Rio on the 2nd of July.
The Porpoise has been on the African coast
two years, aud lost one officer and two sea-
men. The health of the whole squadron was
good.
The Germantown, John Adams aud Perry
were TO sail soon on a cruise for the South
Coast, and the Dale and Brainbridge to the
Windward Islands.