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BOSTON, June 2l-A ship Queen Victoria. Mobile; schrs.
Susan 6unave Philadelphia Mechanic, Phfsdephs propeller
Eastern City New York Also b. brig Mary Hsdson New
castle, Eng b. schn Charles, Limerick
CID ships Bombay Hong Kong Amarnth, Cape Town. Witch
Of the Wave San Francisco; bnss csoiae San Juan Ovara
Gsorsetowp ID. C.; Hnckley Chsreson schr T. Resre'
lev York
CHARLESTON June Qo-sd bark Jasper,New York Planter,
Providence
CID. bark Mary Morton. HewYoi.
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Miraculous EscAPE.--A small child
erswled out OF the third story window Of house Ia
Fulton street. High yesterday afternoon and fssl
10 the pavement fs descent vas broken by an awning
ever the side wak, which saved its hfe. Ii was much
bruissd, bit not dangerously hurt
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Pusseugers Arrived

IN brig Esahieoa from Guyazs-Leut castenen, Aid de-
Camp 70 The Governor Of ST. Croir
In Br. teAr. Tine FROM kafsaH, " P-Nsses Amy Miss
Duncan, Joseph Hines.
In soLsoser NJ ~ FreensH fyoz Poaes r. R-Mr A Az.
mer, Ovsrnan, and Baxter, lady. child aud
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lAdv.resensnt1
EVe Scott for President Cx.h..., r..

-. H~o's UT 'os'ueHt, Ufanafn TOT
Vice President and Roor for Dsyuerreotypcr .la t..
thai win draw Ions and well But Roors Csi,ry AZ n
seS Broadway, densely througed BY peope wnntSn.
Pictures that might mistake hinl for new P,siS~ne
eset BY he army Of Office seekers IL IL not or The
many lair womca and children who throns M
Rooms Go there for the hess picture that produce
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D. s. HoucH, Aucuonssr.

D. 8. HouGH, Auctionser
"WEDNESDAY, June 90, at 103 AM,
w at No $40 Broadway, mortgage SALE Of sssxt
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE. bling the entirs soesns
Of the house, such Brussels and Ingram CsPeh Ssh
Tete-a.Teres Mahogany and Canessat chart Csn!a ~
Card Tables, Qttomsns, Mahogany sad B w. B-dassdA
Washstsnds Window CuItains Shades vsses hs1
Clocks Looking Glasses CaDdelsbras Glassware, IL, "
Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
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ENGINE HoUsEs.-The Aldermen have
fixed upon location for house for Engine No Q, In
North Frs,st near Tenth-st and for one for Engine
No 8 In South Sixth.st, below Fourth.st
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WILL be SOLD at AUCTION, Jus

w 20, At II o,coch, AZ, On ths R'enisss "a 4: !.
Tenant House and l6i acres OF Land ownsd By ~
Capt D. 8. SHEARMAN, situated In the town " Vs..
ton Dutchess County. the tunpiks, aboat mie -
the Dover and Harlem Railroad, In the vicinity Of q.
school the Store commanding Of the best ataans,
the country 'or business, with Post-Offes ssfscbes
House In sooc repair, outbuiidine and fsaces snnn3
water and ice house Also large collection of ne 80
kinds Of fruittees For further particulars spp1
sHEARMAN. on the premises, or 70
GFO WOOD No LibervSe NeV.fe6
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Sun STRUcK.--A man named Michael
Quion, employed on row Of buildings In nth Sew
epthst bodcsrrier, struck on Friday AFTER
poon and conveyed home In state Of iusensbiity II
"a thought he win not recover.
On the same sfernoop foot traveller, named Peter
Heptz when In Bashwicksv near the Cemetery OF the
Everereens, struck and died In house IN that
vicinity. He had drtnked too much cold water when
hssted An inquest held by Dr. Schspps, Coroner,
and the verdict Of the jury was according 70 the crca
stances hare mentioned
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Bonds offered by Hsssrs. cammann, whfehcuse q Co
,rsv~ s.ksn az follows:
,otal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 900

The Chemical Bank has declared divi-
depd Of 6 y cent
The Imports of this port are as follows:
For the week s664 s96 &l,7494H s2l4342
Previous two weeks. =. 97 SOP 30o7,9i0 1895 AZ
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GALE of the WOOL GRO wERs

OMANUFACTURINo ESrAbLiShMENT, vi
TIE FALLS, Herkimer County. New.York, on The = Il
OF AUGUST next-Ths entire property Of the late "WoS
Growers Manufacturing Com psny' 10 offered for sas y y
nss Machinery and entire apparatus orrp wslLarsUi
and very complete establishment for the msnsfaetus
Wooden Goods The main Building 10 Of stone, " b I'D
tains nine full sets Of Wooden Machinery ell Of tbs ms&
proved construction and In excelient eonsnoe Ths e
buildings extensive and commodious Tor the purpo 4
which they were designed Among them are thoss 81 coon
dyeinG and drying repairing shop WOOL oa ssohoass
gas works pscking-rooms and Office The Mil ~szms
power with the soft for IL smps and excsssk
The entire cost exclusive OF wstsrpowes snd oend
over $4,000 The Company has bcen Dissolved and The
tire property will BE- cold 70 the hshe bidder on the pss
ses on the THIRD DAY ofAUGUSr next, q 2gcloei IN
A. LOOMS, JOHN BEARDSLH
M PRIEST, JOSEPH HlND3
w. HERKIMER HENRY LEwlA
JAMES MONROE, Trustees br CSiiton "
Little Fals June 8. 1882
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nunrvzs ALxAGAa.--. .san BAT.
sss-Rss.-.--- ~ sets.-.. IS noon.-Rhsss. 90
HIsE vArn.---
sxndy Hoot ... Gov. leland. Ill $50 Hs1 9sts ..ei
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NEW CHuRcH.-The Society of Re-

formed Scotch Presbyserians, Of which Rev. B. FS
lay pastor have purchased lot In North Firsst bt
tween Seventh and Eighth sts, on which they intend
erect splendid church ediice.
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Removals..
0arpstimss, Oil Cloths ~

EyLOOR OIL CLOTHS q 20: "
.ich r.s c5. f.! s.ss:s = ssss e. -
sounss = he H,AA thes Shsy 49, - 4
Ssddsrasnm 81 DgiEfa0 Ee9 on 60 -
which iss slsssnes Of fnaA hsse 49, - 4 -
sbis sSoaf Of Clothss, hsa 10 -
- 49, - 80 WwshDeDA - y il
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be sold at Auction, On

the premises June 50, Of 10 O'Clock, AN, hns I've
story DW'ELLlNG-HUUSE end Ut, 80 bst host vi
rear lS9 feet deep. situated on Waterst 10 the bss y
Poushhee ,sie known q River Side" orusr, owned ~
occupied BY the late Capt ID 8 SHEARMAN Il b bsss
tfuly situated the hanks Of the Hudson Rissr eopuz
ing an extensive view OF the River north and auth TN
the Cstshill Mountains The house and tbuldnp ed
repair good privileges choice fus Of vsros knA
and within Ave mnuteS walk Of the Hudson River Rai
l25 feet deep cor~er Of Hoffman and AlbsnysA Applvh
THOMPSON WrEK5 poushksspaa
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CONVICTIONS IN THE CRY CouRr.--
John Bird indicted for burglary Ia the third de gree and
Patrick Kinney, for carrying sung sbet, were tried
msndx Tor sccfeaee
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az The body Of an infant was found
sostins about the Fulton Ferry alp yesterday, about
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OOLOTS in Jersey CITY ATAUC.

~ TON --On TUESDAY, June q, at s'slosk q =
premises located In the Second Ward three boe fen =
Ferry Also valuable water front and wharf eu -
Tools Tool House. &C. Sale peremptory toelcss ~ 80
The introduction OF pure water and EaA now nxns -
the extensive improvements In contemPlson 1 49,,
capitals from Newly ork who have recently ms1 -
purchases together with the splendid Ferry impUssm
Ia progress and the low rate Of taxes viii teEd % nas
perry iss rapidly In Jersey City For furtssf esae.
and maps ofpropeuy inquire of DAvIOsCor Aasr Tos
No II Montgomery-st., Jersey City, or EDWARD h'''
REY, No 80 Johnst.. New-York
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TAsrersisezent)

AsroR-PLAcE OPERA HoUsE.--We no.
tics By our adversu s eonuns this ia 20 be the lest week
Don-tus talented company OF trained annss N conse
quencc Of which there viii be grand Jsveniie enterta
soents "Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. We woud
advise all TO tabs this lsst chance Of sealing their wonds
pSrformances
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Markets.. Reported BY Telegraph.
CHARLESTON June 0-The sales Of CoTToS yesterday
200 bales, at firm prices
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WIN. w. SHIRLEY. Auctionesr
~ II DC u Z Y. GLASS. CHlNL.

~ LAMPS, &c.-THURsDAY, June a. at 10 5slsss 4
the Sales Rooms, No. so Joho So crates Croczay q
knds 100 packages Glass Tuu b-rs pint nsh and one A
pint large lot Grandles LampS &c, In lots for retalss
and srocers. Sale peIemptory, for cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

Cor espot Az Sales Of oo bu.h white Cssadizs al
", and Goo bth whine Nchsxn g. There consider
able eoins irto Rye 10 Ia demand sales Of so
bush g 7sdshc Barley oal and Prices quite noi-
nal Some ee bush good foreign iron Malsl CHANGED
bands AZ sbout Sc The quality sooS ather light
weight Osts aesn better the supply limited and de-
n.nd fair sal-s Of State 4jdec Com 10 plenty. bat
the market ressy. The demand ssir Tor the East
bone trade and fnr Sales OF 81 bush IS S0c
for unsound 81 lds1 for Western mixed ard - for round
and hst yellow. Other binds and prices
NAL
WHlSKY-The market IL q shade better. the demsnd
fair Sales Of so bbs 2ia2lc. fr Ohio and al 62lc
for Prison the latter with short time Drudge steady @
PRoYi>IONs-Tbsrr Is hardly mEch frmoess in our
nand moderate. Sales Of $40 bbs At sls T5dsl9 for
rors nomnaly the Beef Il very frm and rod
demand fO the local ade and fp ships Sales Of Mes
Hslldl4 50. and Prime at s7dss Prime Mes Is 10
guest ct 20 for good Chcsso Beef Hams ssshe az
SIS 5ods,6 IS Cut Meats firm with good inquiry.
Sales Of 400 bos and tierces at sdS3c and Shoulders st
7tdsie Lard steady hut quiet sales Of 3d. bbls sud
Ter Is abundant and the market 10 steady At l29sic for
Westerp New-Yort, and l2Gi5c for Ohio Cheese Is in
good local request ct 0d7lc.
WOOL-s arriving freely and prices OF domestic
fleece have receded dc Of the ep about 100 900 os
have been sold At a4oe; mostly hne az Sc Foreign
Wool Il rmer The receipts this year do not exceed
third Of those last this time and less expected
Our Dev clip 10 arriving In &C cd order
Gil GAZETTE supply is moderate and the demand
good Sales Of go tnns thin oblong (ey) private terms
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Sales br Qurticu.

A. M. MERwrS, Auctioneer
DY BANGS BROTHER & CO.
I'D Trade Sale Rooms No. IS Park-row.
At PRIVATE SALE-The National CycIspsSia. Il vua.,
knights Cyclopedis Of AID Nations; Knishrs Cyclop>l y
Lopdor Pictorial Miseellanies Of Art vols SSsAspssu
Bic Apply In vol, and Studies Of Shskspeare vol
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CROCKERY, GLASS, &c. Retail
~ STOCK at auction.--By w. w. SHIRLEY, Asssiss,u,
TUESDAY, June % at 10 O'Clock, st Nc lsa AAsr
Positive cash ssl- rain or shine-A large ssomsus q
white blue and Fancy Ware China cut and plain Ga
Lamp, Lanterns, ~ Also Signs ard fxrurea
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CouRr CALENpAR-TRis Day.-CoM

Court CALENDAR This Day.-CoM-
MON PIrAs--Par Mos. l,435 43l, 99l, LOSS IO5o,
LIS. ll55 ilds laos. eos. l24l Part il-Nos $50,
$50 80 eS see 800, 9o2 eo4, sO6 eOs $40. 9l2 GA
SUPERIOR couRr-Eos 654. GA, $50, 500, s27, SIS,
go s37 ei9 e40 e42 s44 s45, $50 46l, 663 sos 7l3,
- oe4 IN, Go 69e si2 $40 e47 s4s sac $50 $751; $50
so sSt SIS s5s SSH, $50 SEQ SCI, $50 $685. s6f s6S
Cneurr couHr-Nos. ESQ 394, 900. 500. 600 40I. 4O2
4o6 <cs, 374, G. R35, 392 3l3 81
srrsSnk couxr-specisl Term Wednesday
~ ~ - a. 80 46 81, 60 16l, p4) g. 81, Sc S. S. "a
II, 81, "a. - ~ ~ W ~
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Court OF GENERAL Monday
Before The Recorder and Aid. Denman and Ward
The Cout met az the usual hour this morning and soon
eiter the opening the Assistant District Attorney moved
for en- adjournment for the day token ef respect TO
the memory OF the laie David Graham, Esq, who died
recently IN Italy. After some eulogist,c remarks In
honor Of the deceased made BY the Assistant District
Court adjourned
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Total since May %. 81 572 400 s4s37,3e4 se4O97ca
EXPORTS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES
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BOARD OF Monday
The Recorder In the Chair -Psatons-That Index
% the Books in the Registrars Office be prepared Of
County Clerk for a clock to be placed In bis Office.
n Bais Ordered 10 be Paid DIR Carnochan $50 for post
nortem examination TO Mrs. Grunzig Officers Nor
Tey, and Hatfield, ga, esng at Philadelphia persons
charged with the and conveying them TO this City r.
French meals &C. furnished TO Oyer aud Terminer Ia
April 1859 also. one or two other small bills
A Con mitfee appointed with power 10 have the
Of the Board of Aldermen properly ventilated.
The salary OF Peter Fargay messenger In the Office Of
Receiver OF Taxes, raised from &450 10 5000 q
gear. Adjourned to Juyz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

II. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-Ertrd-
Skon I'm the Of Kane claimed by the Bril-
tsh Government under the Ashburton Treaty the Com
missioner has reserved hs d. csion till Thursday.
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ARREST FOR SHOoTING.--A man named
august Richtar WIS yesterday arrested by Cap snod
grace Of the let Ward police. charged with shooting
r. A. BARLEY In the aldo with pistol loaded with
Dowder and ball, wounding him severely. 1t has since
beer aseerained that the affair the result of
accident than design, the two men were skylarkng
ct the time board the ship Fraogirko from Hamburg
iying at pier No o. North River. The wounded man
cert TO the New York Hospital and the accused was
held until the matter car be investiya gated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

u. S. MARsHALL's eOFFIcE.-Attempt
RerolTwo sesmen Of the packet ship Independence
arrested this forenoon the above charge while
the vessel was at sea Committed for examination.
Charge Of Aasmpt to make Reroh-ThoDss Clark
and 1--WE others, seamen of the ship Challenge sent
home from Hong Kong In the u s. sloopo OF. war Ma.
rop, the above charge taken into custody and
committed for examination The difficulty, believe
dsobedience of orders, the Captain wishing TO go
70 SEINE other port and the men saying they had only
shipped for the above
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CHARGE OF STEALING FROM A HOTEL

CHARGED WITH BEING A PIcKPocKET.-
Mr.. Ira r. Psyson, Of Brooklyn, while looking at the
bulIetp of fAe Courier 4 Enquirer yesterday morning,
bsd MS pocket picked Of wallet containing Texas
Scrip tor 600 acres Of land and pronissoy note for
olfs Mr. Payson missed the wallet soon sfterward,
and on tuning around saw fellows busy engaged
p sounding me pockets Of persons who were standing
near One of these fellows named Charles Williams,
wss arrested by Capt Dcbet of the Fourth Ward fo-
nee and tszen 70 the Office of the Chief where Mr..
Psysop made oath that 10 the best of his knowledge
willisms was notorious pickpocket and thief VII
hams was locked up to await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

Cour DE SoLEIL.--An inquest was yes
ser5sy held at the NewYork Hospital upon the body OF
Patrick GornlsD native Of Ireland, IS years of age
who died yesterday from the effects Of stroke OF the
sun received on Saturday last The deceased arrived
4 the CITY about four weeks since and put up In First
O. near tbs Bowery He leaves wife but no children
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-09-30
Correspondence.
EAST GREENWICH, Sept. %, lS5

EAST GREENWICH, Sept. %, 1852.
DEAR Echo Two weeks or more
have elapsed since I last beheld your
now thrice welcome face, for since |
have been at Greenwich not a single
Echo from home has reached me-(why
I know not, do you, sirs Eds. /? if so,
please inform mes but to-day, on
stepping into the Office of the hent
County Atlas, l to my great joy obtained
the Echo of Sept. 16, and it was with
much avidity, assure you, that 1 de-
voured its contents, editorial, poetry,
Beta's Enigma not excepted, by the
way, Beta, | havn't time to answer this
one, but look out for me when you pub
lish your next), sense and nonsense,
deaths and marriages, farmers column,
advertisements, and all-yes all-for all
savored of home and served to bring
forth from the store house of memory
many dear and fondly cherished scene
Perhaps I never realized before-not
so fully at least-with what tenacity the
heart clings to the memory of familiar
objects and familiar faces when they are
separated from us; when we are isolated
as it were from all kindred ties and
sympathies in short, when we are in a
land Of strangers, and every object that
we behold is strange and new to us. 1t
is then that the slightest thing will serve
to call up link by link chain of mem
ories that shall carry US back over the
mazy windings of the past to many i
joyous scene of mirth and happiness
which our ordinary employments and
eninvmcn;s when at home in the midst
of friends, had nearly blotted from oul
minds.
Thus the sound of name or the
slight resemblance of some lineament in
a strangers face to that of dear and
far-off friend, will bring back upon ones
soul rushing tide of emotions, thrilling
the very heart-chords with the echoing
vibration of home, home, sweet home.
Hoping that the Echo from Westerly
will soon reach me, though it seems a
long time coming, bid you adieu.
GENEVA.
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Working Girls.

Happy girls-who cannot love them /;
with cheeks like the rose, bright eyes
and elastic step, how cheerfully they 60
to work. Our reputation for it, such
girls will make exc llent wives. Bless
ed indeed, will those men be who secure
such prizes. Contrast those who do
nothing, n IT but sigh all day, and live to
follow the fashions who never earn the
Dread they eat, or the shoes they wear ;
VINO are languid and lazy from one
weeks end to another. Who but a
simple Or popinjay would prefer one OF
the latter, If be were looking for COM
panlon. Give US the working girls
Ihey are worth their weight in gold
ou never see them mincing along, or
Jump a dozen feet to stear clear of
a spider or a fly. They have no atfec-
tatiOn, no sill ly airs about them. When
they meet you, they speak without put
ting on a dozen silly airs, or trying to
show off to better advantage, and you
feel as if you were talking to a human
oelng, and not to painted, and fallen
angel.
If girls knew how sadly they miss it,
while they endeavor to show off their
delicate hands and unsoiled skins, and
put on thousand airs, they would give
worlds for the situation of the working
ladies who are so far above them in in
telligence, in honor, in everything, as
the heavens is above the earth.
Be wise, then; you have made fools
of yourself through life. Turn over a
new leaf, and begin, through life to live
and act as human beings as compan.
ions to immortal man, and not as play
things and dolls. In no other way can
you be happy and subserve the designs
Of your existence.
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CHE Giterarp Gfbo,
eatuSk Advertiser
Westerly, September 80, Is9S'

b~ We consented with considerable
to allow the article OF John
Wilbur to William Stillman a place In
the Echo, some weeks since, for we
feared it would lead to a discussion
which would not be allowable in a paper
of this class, and it has proved so, or
would if we should consent to allow it to
proceed any farther. But since some
crept into the article of
W. S. in the Echo of Sept. 9, without
our knowledge, we consent to publish
the following reply, and here all discus
sion must close as far as we are con-
cerned. We hope this course will be
satisfactory to both parties, as we re-
served the right to cut it short when we
thought best, at the commencement
EDS. LIT. Echo.
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Certificate of the Rev. n B. Baldwin. Pastor of the
Bethesda Baptist Church. New York city whose wife
had been afflicted with the worst kind of Scrofula
from childhood.
New York June % 1852.
DR. NJ. WooDwoRTH-Dedr Sir-I have used your
compound of Sarsaparia. Princes Pine Yellow Dock,
SC in my family. and it has also been used among
my personal friends with all the beneficial results
have been led to expect from its high reputation
remedy for Scrofula. n. b. BALDWIN.
Pastor of the Bethesda Baptist Church.
Forsyth St, New York city.
See regular advertisement in another column. Also
list of Agents. 76t4
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asy~ On Friday morning, between th,

BD~ On Friday morning, between the
Shamrock and Kingston stations on the
Stonington Railroad, Mr.. Caleb Vaughn,
one of the hands on the locomotive
while looking back to see how near the
mail train was in the rear, had his head
struck by a bridge, nearly killing him on
the spot. He was taken into the mail
train and left at Kingston depot and
doctors sent for to visit him. He will
probably not survive, os his skull was
broken and otherwise badly bruised. He
was an excellent young man and but re-
Gently married. He belongs in North
kingstown.
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% A traveller, not long since, was
passing through section of the town of
Chester, Mass, where there appeared to
be quite settlement, and saw a school
house without doors or windows. He
inquired eff the school master was
abroad" and was informed by the driver
of the stage, that in the whole school
district of more than two miles in extent,
there 'oas not child young enough to at
tend school.-Hartford Courant.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-09-30

Rg~ A barn was burned in Exeter.
lastSaturday night belonging to Schuyler
Fisher, Esq, and another at Richmond
the same night, belonging to Mr.. Money
Esq, both of whom are magistrates who
recently gave their decisions against the
defendants in the late case Of liquor
seizure at Brands Iron Works and it
is supposed they were the work of in
cendiaries connected with these de-
PENDANTS.
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na- Abraham Moses, a Jew, was
brought before the Police Court of Bos-
ton, on Tuesday, charged with violating
the Sunday law by mending his breeches
on that day. 1t appearing that he was
a regular observer of Saturday as his
Sabbath, he was discharged. Possibly
Moses work was work of necessity, but
Boston is city of notions.-Woon-
socket Patriot.
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