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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25
Arrived.

s,,,u.r P.tsb.ct, whitst.r. Fhilassghia 20 hours.
Sly fof8a. "a, Gs4h NIL. p t-Js ~. F"fPooi vi he
-rs }. IGp.eott lttn ns; la ~ loss %
With pscstsLp C0nst hsncs or LFe9so
-, NeLo. CT savannah It- T. s ooot u savaasahi
tui b sOr o. lani pass
- 40 ta-. 70 Frost HckA Let Gags Cl-4r 81 Az
sh -hp hugueGOt. Nrhester, and
Tta, Lug all ior Nss fors Sept "a, lat ~ oas A.
y hns OF Hsvre packsi bound east Sept - at ~ "a
-. Al % shp Muchestef I'm Liverpool for View fofk IO0s
riot n. JsbeI Williams rs niss east Of sAniy hOot
LEI sihss kEADp In Liverpool A1s J e- Ani
M t..s stgfse- Cl-srnen Co. sept 10 lat 0tt % 81
tstr.d ssna nth ship Costneui, hstee or LeooL SEPT ~
- . p.s-sd afs- hs Nth ssief 10 her Vr- opsu Do ad
ct So. :, Samuel Nar--, seaman, ced Of eoasnmptoa
st 3. tel . yiiot % NORTH Shore. 49,
p Es.lua Broushtan I'm kot--rtsu Aus Is ME, snd as
TO ID. Hurtuf A Co. SEPT ~, Ia - - h1ns -,
suol- hsg Howell I'm Liverpool or BAun0fs As ID,
kns fo.s .hp Eughfsss, OF ssNouryps In Ne" onsin
Margar.t Evans. Pri;. Lonton Ini Portsnos,
A.. !. nt.- and pass 10 6fsSos .sors.n Willy
SLIP IN II. wkArr Cs,ef Harre u o. tLdse az ~ as
10 J. H. B'ossf Co Sept IS. lat g. oe - 2ases lIs
r-rcy f-th IS y 10, spoks s2 susan l.
H.asu IN Liyerysol fOr B.tIu-r- H.,
C.,is. Bhass Brr nee d. nis- and 20 pas. 70 H-as
eh.p Utlar sept i 81 81 loo. u 10. sAr .p h-zusao
P,os cors her - distfesss
c.ae 18Th her oser-d b5at ssd esrsei hst 90
c-i II. @na I-4u
- 40 y b. lazy % In L'-rpOSl eolsd % Ns-
~. ana abou; Sc; water 40 b0Gf ga - =
tn.S ard syst vih her q du sSd su2p-se Len -. 80
All ats yer. tbea discharged. afef hey saiss e ets
I'd ku.c asd storp-d espt H. AT " ~ -
- cas'- hzost fa ss~pon Eas . ass ""a 40
eI-,i o.rraaA Wood Hlrfs Aus q. siase ast w
49,. 70 " whkc. OF Gems saoAl saw sLs fnHNS r.
Ca. IN Lvsrr.O. Nsr f0rk - -
5. NJ Of Bos,os Crs-eH "a -, -.
20 ~s .h, Jossybss, Of bsstoE N Coossai 70 's- on
SO H,sss soals LOs<os aEd tue poTss Azt - niss ana
a. D.. HAM Of Ricszosd. M. s.r.sh. Losssa va fai
-, As IS, ai,s AL - ysss ~ csot sz4A
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DIED.

,o,u;ns Sept ~. on his nth birth day, AZ his re-
A. vstreec s.IrA Rev PHILIP MtLLEDOLER. ID.
sss Zen, % MARGAkEr, wife of the Late Rev Philip
rts, hp. North Du;ch Church. Saturday a. 10 O'Clock
kcm u;,h, oes;h MIR hledolsr the funeral OF Dr.
1. eosseven 90 .,,opsl upt Saturday at IL o'clock
q ,sef ~ " 4 on Thursday. Sept So NEWELL WOOL
"a Hssthstoh n X WoolseJ Co of this city.
AZ se hn n. brought Whamsbursh and the funeral
~ r-ns y, ss;urcsy the S5h instant al O'Clock z. "
II pts Church o South 30 and oth ss HIS
~. b. rrs'syS 81 attend without further poiice
ssrs syetrs Sept So ELM iai4n' daashief
or 1tsrssD -, Kate Hnchhfe. ast 10 mon he.
sJosses n n. family repeatedly invited 10 attend her
io5 Laurensst, a. O'Clock on Saturday, With
ssssss.r irsitsuop ror.r, p,prry d,-,A,., n I.h.
s,.1,e,tsy. Sept 70 A''
q family requested 20 attend the funeral
'rsnrss o o w H., A N from No l95 Wes' ssiasL
a. "a ANsIE, youngest daughter Ol The late Ham
o. fpSsy' 20 10Th year o. her tse.
swsihs c.nly snd Of her uncle, James S.eyes
rshsrS ,v,.d siisud her fabsra Sunday, the 2St
,v ,,ou hsr late resdenee No 1855 Mulberry st., With
,js eeD,,ss Der remains will bs ai en- To Greenwood
AZ sfae, ssp, a. DANIEL kESNEDY. Of congestion the
=. .sa 81 years -, d, o,,hcl ID NJ .. uolol..
yursn I'd and 9Th Tue relatives aud frsnis Of
Esssss vs. invited attend bis iunsra sso the friends
knlb ore spLx ths i,,e Capt James Bensoe
e. 1vvdsnce papers please COP. ..a a. -
- ELIZA VIE OF Johu NY -, 80, ., 81, L.
- Nod. Of kusy are feooes' iuoe'~' ION
=. e,..ue St. on Sundsy oel0eE
~: - soston aud Providence papers ease COPY
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Bal ssn ansnsa. C-,lsa Br,u.s u Is. nIs- AID Ia
Por N-re-r wlH- g. Coz c. Is.s snt wA- st
-, , ,. ~ "a, "a mo B., ~ $50 ~as. canned
bll hsfrsi >o,d'ss ss'ifs u Rslsns % asy, In Css.
a,e y ts,s =" tlhfafsr. vine 20 r W rrus4y
d. brsLl, sd - ochs- n ii-rs.ar.,t va D,po.
BIS tBsml n.- o'''n. 81 days In Bsea-s ndss aaI ios
srs u - Pmns. S.~ H'-sr say- I, sln,..
B's Lnd-r Ro-- Ro,,on 49, - ballast u n,--,
SER sr Rehm. 3D. Card " aisot 10 Is v..,., 70
SIR Juas ,ss ssts, Rowl-y .si.os I. .o,,,o ,,..
schr Ellen n pudy Pc. tlsai. c. % s;oh-
sehr Br r. hmond, DAYS, 10 sAys I'm Nsa5sOr plaster
scsr Oliver H PER-, RuHeei Richnost. ivs.En
scar Ma-yM Bruo, Ble.- F-rthrs, c. isys
sehr PS.eclgS. Roger. At.n, t.,. Sosna ss.,ou
ssht sr.n. Hs'S Aoa7, DAYS; SoSsa . ~ s'.;,s
schr M.r, sa.au. ss'Se Providence. d.
sehr I.sbs. .s.'c,s Bottom a. nt,e 70 pay;O1 s,"se
sehr CABOT. ecl.r'oa. sosioe d.. mese 10 h. herres
sehr neIsorpe. Evsrret. r. caiand 3, Au-.
schr Jos-ph san. Coe, Porhnd c.. s o.
seAr Nathan TAaer. Ls-r-Doe. PorAnd c., sds
sckr MARY Red Reed Roadoui oa. bound ses'oa.
schr Water Psrer. Nsw HAv-scis
sehr Yueat.n. Charles. New havsu days
sehr L.,ser SIC, er.ou. .o'a, tts Soasi TO BO''oa
schr samuel Hal Address. Psrt.ud Ct. sds.
sckr Elmir. Rogers. Bgrdsn. Prov,5euce 10.
schr Foun'sn. D.vs. Providence d.. eaund 70 Albany
shr RAINBOW Esrs-, ood.ss. J. Is. Ooe. to BO''On
sehr May n Br-.ls.s. Portland. Ct o.. stone
sehr Jo.-pb Rogers, POrAsa. c. Z d' ,',oss
sOoP AmeL'. Portland. c, 4 i' Capt rerrytOa
soop John N Psner Mason. Prov..ne.sds
soop George Ne~po't. Pa d.
rF Tie 'hp sO.A carOhss stewart arrived yesterday from
Rotte' n. oi srt~erp. reported.
BELow-shP tpacte;l Germans. Wood. I'm Ha's ni'e. aud
pAss W wnUck .so other SHIPS snd esrks ose ship
Bsn ca.oara. IS d.,. from corl. to koSt. Taylor
SAILED Propeller City Of Noroh Post; or chlrestcs ship
.hsii.horLe tor Liverpool
wISD-sunsets s. \. ard Lsht.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
POA1 OF NEW.YORK......ssps a
Cleared.

Steamships H boldt, Lite-. Hayrr Lsisgsn City Of
New ioft, Post, Ibarest1n, Mailer Lord.
shp--ssudusby, BOrani New Orleans, surges Cearmaa
CO.. Cherry ST. Johu \. Barc4, fnsston
p L. H.h"rns Liverpool Zerrgs Co. Hyde sno~. Mo
h- master tbr Mckay, ST Stephen ~ E., l. D. r.
DeNul.
Bals-AuLe Bucs Barber cantoa. ogden GEO Lel,,
slsspar Port NalhAl, Rose 5t4nish, dssna, T. d. H1h
1T Co.
Bns-Caubee, Crabe- Do5oy Island, Upper, shasnu;,
johnson, L.bon J. W ElSei CO Carlos lsv) Clare Gsh
tburr Funch- Meinke Clarence, Conyers. Iarks Island,
Iuc.-r LtAibogrn@; s-nhors Cary, Loudon j. eager
" .rbler tBr wili, Tuniead Maitland. Pheps 4 Co
Sch0oLeTs-J. NJ. haikck, Anderson Chsrest"n " l. Nc
Cf-.s, Ans. Lsf3 Jacksonville. Wsdegn Know James
Nrsul. Nsts. Sss Orleans, se.nth soH Wm. K Cana,
NJ. ~ lsdegba Jas. Hand Roman Bgrey. wAih PJm3sth
sbslt Baker, Lgcy White. Toey, Richmond. J. T.
Co; Kebecea. Thur-ton. fred-res.ours "mte
Ls Riy La-rsnc-, kc Wa Brutt saGti
AHai--ia Ha~tns Fhs5eyha. Van Brga, sasht far Gil
I-,t ore, ssiad Lord J. ". PAsro faalEenbuis kch
q ODD Van BTuni 4 SAshi
so.rs-Indeg rhdence Burdck NsEPri, Niierj Charles,
RLotes Proyia.Bcs; HArvest, French, Providence,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, rifdy, Sept.

u Gu. rciirou BARK sales been reported Cor
ION IA held firmly bat the sales have been limited within
the RAJ &c OF 0dl2i cents y 70. The FLOUR ms'ke arm
en- ana there more Inquiry Sales Of 1900 barrels nix-d
BRANDS ~ St-.ome FOLDERS however Gill sccep.
this price The sales of the supply OF the retailers and
oskes are Limited within ths Of - 31 dSis7 fOr
com 90 ano extra brands and lots quota
In hYE fLovs and CoEs MEAL DothinE doing and prices
ter at S. 50
GRAIN The demand for white WHEAT is moderate
but Redis dull Sales OF id5 Oo0 buh prm old Peaosy
vsnis bite at 81 - and good Southern Red 95 d96
eel bu,h RYE is IN demsnd. and SO bu 81 Southern
sold 81 IS cents CORN 10 scarce snd Ia demand Sales OF
go bush yellow az III cents aaoa and White az esl
OATS are In steady de napd sed further saes Of 3dIOOO
bu'h coed Delaware have been made at IS eents silst
The stock OF Coffee has been increased by arrivals OF
Rio but holders firm In their demand Small sslss ct
N9dsi cents 70. WHIsgEr 70 In fair request Sales Of
4os bbls at "a Hhds held St the price
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Foreign Ports,

London LsOuda., bOVes, X st. Lawrence.
Pa,.J pea Sept Msron. Fhasr from Brenen for Yonx.
on the Sept .. IAse wsoo hou LlverpooorN rors
ssg, at 7S ' cso oh Wsoa,s sarns New Yo '
50 ou Rfsnerhaysn sept sarah Merrill and Elizabeth Dec
r.,on, carTeaier 10th 'uIsossd Tor New i9fs
A. Asos Bay u Jolly 80, Icens, Taylor, for Boston, with
B.g,e s4v sh n:t PYRAMID Atlas Rober, Kelly. conatan.
iii, .ta ard Belle Assoc Orleans: Radius Gaaa
sne WaI,a, len Nv YorI Jaias Gear Sac
Bore,au1-Ady 7h 'usts wolfe kh.an.'h Brother, Gs3
B,ry ard Prime 0scar Ne" On-an Sb'eIn Ns- hasaad
y ,bsms aud Egsya New You h'zsg'a Ph'AisDha aod
ci,toa Anslas oesase tas, rs 'oaod' aud A'''d'
~ An, vessel az CAPS Town, { G n s'i at
Tres,- u aooul leave, supposed for scJ sehr J.
A. r. b.rt. G,,e unc Only an 49, ,,.,.. sr...
Ean psan ehtns for i'srVoo N,iom's Rich deg bar. 10
se.eo h',a [ Ne. fo A Sa,a sss.m Ps .12
At Leshorn 4h barss Pgnn hooHsJn Tor Boston sooa
sso hon Genoa 3lst 6arL Truemaa, Freeman m'ag-
Al Bsu-ona ,i tar. Roman. Hamilton fon chafle''oa'
A. H,te,d,m III lp.t SHIPS Admiral wstng for New Yors
w- Corn d WI Das hSe' 90 H.n o, Va saa
tom calcaa di,s H,pe, b. Patch, 10 oad Tor boston,
AZ Loa4d D- lc' a 9 Malta Toae for s'oa about Goth
o' a. s..o s mt lO csrone c. Dow Bhhafd for New
5o,, 70 ss '', 'f Is, ~ Sh.r- Thompson Hit Tor Ss-
os.ans about ash Geoa Lai'ay tor Ne" foi about
A. Ardfo.sau 10th in 'hs clnou (sr coehn' for Prov
AZ DsOHs Ih inst ship Hoyols. Perkins. for Newport Car
"A .Laut lt;h u lad Tor Ns~ Orleans
Ar !, ss..a slst H. buE Zssobs. Gallon from Bangor
A. crer.,.s 10, nsi ,hys Ophr Wood DISC saTony Me-
- %, nos,on soon b.rss R0uss Chase ron htvana, d.s
Yarmouth. es ssn rss, h-at1 ray a'nAsa'' NJ
chs Bosoa, bL bng. ksyns psfcs oss n, so... "A,
eli b. brs hDp- rAicnt 800, 20
Al Gh.so~ otl. Sip Corr iAna Lamar o 80 -
l5th 90 Greenoci ishl sf-S o. 90 40
ban. Csferse (Br DO. DO 81 hHJ . ANSA' ' w. ~
=, - ~. Br bfs Pstnot. Mofr.oas7 % ~. u..- -
A, vs,,e.l Iltb nat .LIvs OeOrgs Sourne htcias 20
cserti. ia, jane. srovl chias TOT 0e-o's Do sd IVA
'n a.. ~ pT.- Oh net sdI Aiah Garter WhnirIoa &c
a. 49, =. Mt bars ConltAltn, Randall 'f fsrt,o sac
n. x q nstar As.msn. from Tnni5ad ~ foh bsn.
%, = =. e-ss-r S,-h a- Linten, iih>a N-~ ION
a., :, H.Iou,- n Ilth asst bng Ada Carter "iainS'0n
Us 49,. 40. c.,;,,b Cha. s-~Yod
"a ic,b ..Lr R.i-L Mtnsth- Bosioa- . -, Al,
Os IVY, 1osts Iltn u-t 5Ts 6s;hsnas, Le.s marble
81 LEI sprts Marcel Eastporti sehf O,er. Porter Doe
ts.p So Oto Cburcsl. do schr sssm, HFon, Marble
- "a ion .ehr Oregon. Churchill. BostOn-
Ar =, in4sor, n 5. 18th issL bns Chas Dc "oAe Card
New roft v--..-L -
80 -, yl.s- Belle Davjsop. N-E fOrE sehr Jos-pba@
-, -rsasns 30th. Aessab, G4rdses, Rortssd Gu
. ~ bsra H-Isa Aana, ss0y. Hun
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SECOND BOARD.
PHuApy1pHrA SALES or SrocKs-- Fray,

SEPT -Fust Boerd-s6to A. Coal Isl $1,000 Beayslea
dow RI SSs $1,000 do 80 40 Union Canal l6 6TSch
Nav Preferred 9ok 10 Co, 200 do 1914 50 DO, lei $50
oad Bank. 4 800 Kentucky 30 Y cee, Bonds ITO $40
do mo- 10 Penn. RR an 50 900 Reading RI Mort 6s AMI
10 100 Ions Island RR l's 200 Morns Canal $500
Wminsua RR. Is, 9sk 81 Lersh Nav, tfh sara high
90 s6On Sch. Nav Mort 6 H. 81 St 90. 81; tli tdo
az; q Union Canal AZ "a Susq Canal, l3A 20 d. IL;
o. 900 Cam and Am kR 6s 10, le 5000 Read RR NJ. Dc
as,
Second Board-2OOS A. Coal. Is; 92O sch Nav Preerrets
20 Morris Canal l7 s6ofe Penn S. ~ S25 Sch Nav e
$1,000 Harrisburg X r. &c, 100 200 Union Canal l5 s5t
den Anboy H. 6s. u. O2 So 900 Lehsh IS, s51S; LIE
hsh 6 Al $40 sprns Garden 6s 1885, 1884 sch \. Is.
's2. So $40 do. s97s $1,000 Wilmington r. r. o. @ 1900
Texas Res. Eight Per Cents, ~.
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m, letter was 10 ask losn being in nscssst
~. obtet w !. he had been sick aud had wife sod
W. children aud his 'arni's'we'' insufficient Tor
y, "a thef @rcnsr at Bergen, msds inquiries alter Mt
n FAMED that he had len the countrv He
,rfks ~ o. Fast Tourt-eathst, and learned that
" .,sned to The letter had boarded there
ssrs difs .s and that he h.d sister resid
Az dps siic ia,s.y From all the circum.taoces ,hs
80 Ness.i,;cn that deceased the wri Of the
sssf - fsyirs any tnewiedse concerning the mat
80 Ps'ss , ,syos By communicating to the Coroner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

Aeeosnt. Cape Town. c. ~, 70 "a ult
wishing conpanys from Table Bay doing we'll
appeared sbundan dowa the The North
all Eush merchant Oh reported great ~has
~har, had been on that coast tor
that whales had become plenty.
Spoil en-s.t u Ion. G. ", sch, Acuye Of Chatham,
whsle; Tyler, Of DO vhaies -, ole clean.
Arr Al EdG.to~n slsi ship Asmnos Horton, FROM Naa
iue. 81 plete Gttnz tor Pacific Ocean
sI Neg Bedo d, 21d, ship Gay Head, Pacific Ocean.
Sid tom nd hary fOresce Barton indin Ocean,
70 "a Mary Frances. smith. for Indsn Ocean
sd from fan RIVER 99d ship Caravan, Brass Norhw
Coast.
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SPOKEN, &c.

Ser, Ii Ia a. o. n S5 ship noses Wb-ser n Boston FOR
LIVERPOOL time ship Denis, m ses iors for Havrs
sspt 20 lat az lon o., b. ons Chalsiss n "ia1toS or
Bos'on.
Aus lat o. q lon ~ 10 W. ship Monterey, Lowell I'm New
Yor. har,h IS TOR ssn Fisn0sco.
s-p N H. 81 49, lon ~ shp Polar Star, Of Boston 20 d from
M or cans Il Liverpool With and sck from svsr
o. TO- lat a. "a go barb Wm Chase, i'm. Georgetown,
d. c. Tor West Irdss
SEP a. 10 nie. Of Block Isk,d oak Harriet spilns, o.
Rot and spauldius I'm C-tte for ~York.
sept TO- lat 81 o. Ion 10 ~ Wa was ssen bark HH
yr.t, I'm New York for savannah.
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Domestic Pots.

ALEXANDRIA SEPT a-An snr, lines Phinssy ss',os; 5.
Bss. Winchester Es'pon scLr Ara d., seaman, Mes io
so ,chr Orertef FlILam. New fOrs.
AUGCsTA-Arr Sept 10 schfa s0nsrsi Perry PAatspis;
I-,b Ns;-rrils. hsvs-, Phi.5eisha
BosTOs s.p, -3-Arr .h9 nary ld-hne, AeLsnan, Lon
don slp cos Liverpool; bsrss Mat.sras sesrn NsN
sas.s Gnnpa. Dyer Tnndai Chester Cf-oJ, Pb.isphiA
bTss ygr. Bars Malta Chsieass, Br Cros'y, 0a'so~
Bods-i b. Forest Pt,ui kOderes. Br Lsosae 10 Goa
cora (Br Lslan. Clara lard proeeecsc % s-poase bor
L,sn CaLorna HchSofs, Fsslsds2ha sehf Sss
TEra norsn %. Teles.ptei chip Je~esh5e rom cfoes.i
Cleared 1srtau Hansoa Or-sas JOSIAH brAdse Jonn
Boysos d. bsrs Mara, Poster 30 Jsaefo' S'sr sao"
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CHARLEsoS Sept. 3-Our CorroS ms'ket is dull and
settled snd accurate quotations cannot be given. The sales
OF the week have been 49o bales prices ranging from
s.dsc The receipts the week have been $50 bales and
the sock hand is 800 bales The stock Of Rice IL 100
tiefces.
ALsASY Sept a. The following have been the receipts
since last Flour 0O0 bbs Corr 1900 bash Bar.
ley. 900 bush Oats 24OoO bush FLOUR steady, With
sales Of 700 bnls WHEAT-Si 400 bush Genesee sold
private terms BARLEY l. easier nr twoowed while t0nr
ron ed m-ihe Gales have bean OO bush 7j976c for
twoowed ard S2c for four rowed OATS firm i5c,
with ssl.s u bush CORN slower 900 buih West
ern mi ed eold AT 61a
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PnsAeulrrs Arrived.

IN y0ek ,g Mdrcrsf (0- Ljrd0r ana PJrifn0pfh
! " God AID adp Wood. Mo Lamond M, Morris, Mrs.
stTaus and daughter wards Mr. Fuller j. Rtcif Mf hln
dsy Mrs Fust Mr. Osbsrn Mrs Hopkins, Ms Lpusa Hop
Ia. Pepper HopAIas snd lacy nsse Emily Hpsns Fanny
HolLs Ana Hopkins Juha Hopkns Master Tho, Hopkins, Al
b.tf Hopkins, AIRED Hops aud 400 N ih- steeags
sap soneyey from Afol 40 "A Nies,J Oswsi Lanan
der Desser Haze I'D and u "a tue stsersss
racssf fg PrtHotf0H LtrePsgi-Maser ID. A fOu
H. X. " euas W. Rues-il
In Jartf stp LeriafhaH 0H Licsrg1,-Dr frling aad
lsdy W. X. " coo, J. Plunkett Hos Love.
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1mportations of the week ending, Sept.

H1th
2OOs2 Brick 20 cks Bleaching Powder $50 Candles 6 tun,
Coal lOl ca1ons 10 pigs Chsese 1901 BAGS Coffee. 37
Is bbls q LluauCe 3b DE
vder ca Cream Tartar, 81 ks Aka cs AruSroot 81 bbs
iOi Bsm Cspavs 10 03s Arstec pks Masnea 81 c.
DRUGS So Sc tee ChemAs 45 Iadeo - bb- bH Coch
lbs Lossod 43lt Dry Goo bbls Amands
Rasess II bbs Dates 2l00 CooIa Nuts
~ baf obs Lines, 30 bbs. Aew'-- ~ ats Sal
80 bbi % half Sbsd. br Herring DE- Dod. "a
HIDES 81 bals Dear SKINS 80 bales Buh Hides az
30 bales skus 40 bales Hops 10 J Homes 40 Hemp,
$40 bars Iron ~ t5f bars $3.50 osls 100 dds Sheet
Pig 81 Plate 2o5 bsss Rubber 10 Leather -
OOf Pine Boards shiusr ~ ~ d. Deaf
PcIets. Cedar sphs n Leaf sncetas.
hhd Mosses AZ blocks Marble 20 boxes 3pp sOhve cts,
on tb tns Plaster 50 cs. IS Al ck pants. ~ d.
Coo lOcks Zuc Paint 90 BIZ Rag, 80 bags ll
Seed 332 Ckes Speef Isl hi steel so hhd.
30 tb s7 as- sugar 81 - fO bts, sos qrs sugars ~ hid,
BraI dy 40 Rum, rs Gin, $50 SACKS 5sb bbls
salt 49, Tooacto lJl57 Tn Plates RI Tn III
ls Wool 81 bis do. . BIS shoddy DO 20lO hhd - s,
bb-.. 20 hkis. s1 Vine 80 logs Rpesood lD
pcul-s saFan Wool 5S77 bds. willow, 1919 nso l5 cks
ri Zinc.
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rron our Corre.pondsst1

PHILADELPHIA, Sep; st-frivsd-srs Abbott LaSreaes.
cro~e BOson sohrs Hutais. jones' PASSPORT Chss D. Hal
lo DAYS Boston, III Townsend CorsSn Prsencs Forester
Bep'on saco Ne Mara Fsnins Godfrey, Boston Treasure
Burroughs, Nes Haven
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To Mariners.

Nrr Lerr TEH.s CoAsr th frdtdrod Bnefis
announces completion gh house Port Caso aud
says that ARRIVAL ct the autss VIII esp-c,ea oon
would lighted edhce bg o. iron, resting BRICK
IA rs feet level Of The
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miles bspw iadsBos - from La
Eve from Decraws Point Capt James Cum
the ole pilots has been appointed Keeper OF the sstae
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Receipts of Produce. ..sEpr. q

BY North Rirer boats-.2.8Sf bushels Whest $50 DO.
Corn lS5 bbs Ashes lis do Proyisions 267 do Whisky,
Is 76S DO Flour l62 DO, Cheese, snd . bales WOOL
BY Erie hairood-96 sides Leather 81 Cheese 6O8
bbs Flour SAG passages Butter and S19 hsad Cattle.
by heir-Haren Raaroad-l29 packages Butter and lO2
do. Cheese
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maud Dwight, Baltimore Csa-sd-shp Sorh Ansrcs, LsS
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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-12-09
w rite Soon.

Long parting from the hearts we love,
Will shadow DER the brightest face;
And happy they who part and prove
Affection changes not with place.
A sad farewell is warmly dear,
But something dearer may be found
To dwell on lips that are sincere,
And lurk in bosoms closely bound.
The pressing hand, the steadfast sigh,
Are both less earnest than the boon
Which fervently the last fond sigh
Bcgs in the hopeful words, write soon ?
Write soon = oh, sweet request of truth
How tenderly its accents come ..t
We heard it first in early youth,
When mothers watched us leaving home
And still amid the trumpet joys,
That weary us with pomp and show,
We turn from all the brassy noise,
To hear this minor cadence fow.
We part, but carry OH our way
Some loved ones plaintive spirit tone,
That as We wander seems to say,
Affection lives on faith-'Write soon.
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WHOLE NUMBER SO

and declared that he would return the
next Sabbath, and preach in the pub
lie square if he couldn't get house, for
the Bishop had ordered him to preach,
and preach he would, or break ham
string trying.
Now Father Goolsbury was not the
man to face such devils crew as the
Tockvillers without some preparation.
He had been ducked, whipped and tar
red ed-and-feathered too often in his minis
terial career not to know where he stood.
And when he made his appointment at
Dera's Half Acre, his whole plan was
we'll matared. 1t was nothing more or
less than to makc Masonic affair Of 1t.
There was Masonic Lodge in the
adjoining county, many of the members
living near Tockville, and the old man
set himself diligently to hunting them
up. AS fast as he found one, he showed
him the necessity for religion in that
community the many efforts that had
been mainly made to introduce it; the
danger to brother Mason now, and
other things equally pressing. His sum-
mons was answered in the same spirit
in which it had been made. So, when
the Sabbath morning rolled around, the
Rev. Jabez Goolsbury rode into The
Deril's Half Acre, accompanied by sixty
three mounted Masons, we'll armed and
prepared either for peace or war. 1t
was peace. The Tockville folks were
overawed, and not hand was raised
against them. The sermon was good
one, and it was followed up by an ex-
hortation that would have done credit to
Brother Mafit himself. At three o'clk
a second sermon was delivered, and con-
siderable feeling manifested among the
audience. At night general calm was
apparent, so promising, in fact, that the
Masons left their pistols at the tavern,
J and Parson Gools,ury was permitted to
lpreach in one of the bowling alleys, in
view of bad cold he had caught.
Never was there such general knocking
down of pins in that alley before! The
itinerant out-prcached all creation. It
was perfect Pentccost. The hardest
hearts melted. Women screamed. Men
groaned and fell on their faces. The
Masons generally became convicted. In
short, a revival was started there that
night, and it lasted two weeks.
Then came the baptizing. Parson
6. organized chuch at Tockville, with
more than eighty members, and named
it Plueked Brand Church, and after he
had got through baptizing the people,
he threw a handful of water into the air,
and said -" Dcrls Half Acre, baptize
thee in the name of Jerusalem" and
ever since that time it has been so
styled.
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An Erect Position.

a writer on health v'ry justly con-
demns the habit of lounging, in which
large number of persons indulge, as in
Ijdrious to health. He says: -
"An erect bodily altitude is of vastly
more Importance to health than is gen.
orally imagined. Crooked bodily posi-
tions, for any length of time, are always
Injurious, whether ia the sitting, stand
ing, or lying posture-whether asleep or
awake. To sit with the boIy leaned
forward on the stomach or on one side,
with the heels clevated to level with
the head, is not OILY in bad taste, but
exceedingly detrimental to health. 1t
cramps tie stomach, presses the vital
organs, interrupts the free motion of the
chest, aud enfeeblcs the functions of the
abdominal and thoracic organs, and in
fact unbalanccs the whole muscular sys-
TEN. Many children become slightly
humpbacked or severely rour d-should-
cred, by sleeping with the head raised
on high pillow. When any person
(inds it easier to SIT or stand, walk or
sleep, in a crooked position than a
straight one, such 8 person may be sure
his muscular system is badly deranged,
and the more careful he is to preserve
straight or upright position and get
back to nature again, the better"