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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06
Ocean SteamiDC.


I saw a statement in your paper yesterday after.
n6en, saying that the Collins steamer Arctic ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th Of February, at
10 30, A. M -making the passage in nine days
22l hours. The Arctic left New York on the 7sh
of February, at II M and arrived at Liver
pool on the l7tb, at 10 80, A. M-msking the
passage in nine days seventeen hours and thirty
niputes-dedscng FIVE hours difference Of time
You have said at different times in your paper
that you deducted five hours difference Of longi-
tuce for eastern passages, aud added the same for
western passages We have never added or de-
cQeted time We take the actual time Of depar-
tire from Liverpool ard the actual hour of arrival
at New York and rtce Ursd.-Ed. Herald Ii
You did on her quick trips.) it Is no than ar
that you should do the same for the Arctic, or any
other steamer. The follo@irg is true and correct
l'at OF the shortest passages ON record from New
York 10 Liverpool
Days Hours MIN.
hrcic. from New York to Liverpool b ~ 80
Baltic from Liverpool to New York 10 %
Tscifc. IRON New York TO Liverpool, 10 IS
II Congress doss not pay the Collins line more
money for carry ing the malls, they must be sold
or t1aDffered, as tho Collins line have sunk great
deal OF money. England viii once more take the
supremacy OF the teas, which has been wrested
from them by the safest, feeteat, and the most
magnificent steamships that ever l0ased Viii
TIE American people rec these splendid s5eamss fps
scd because Congress will not appropriate 20 the u
$4,000 mere year for carrying the mailsi
AMOUR PArRIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and ats
Prospects.

One Of tho mos. important publ, works, recently
undertaken in the West, is the line OF railroad
which is to connect the cities Of Cinoinna.i and
St Louis. One Of these is 10 the central valley Of
tho Ohio, and the other the outlet Of she valley Of
the Missouri. Both have grown with surprising
and unprecedented vlgor and velocity-from vii
lagos Of yesterday, to FIRST class cities OF to day
Their commerce and manufactures grow fastor
than their population and it 10 no longer doubtful
matter, that they are to become the great dstrou-
ting points towards whoh the traffic and movement
OF the central valley must tend. The union Of
these great focal centres, by some common high
way OF transit, Is matter Of obvious necessity, II
is as much so rs the connections between Bosseu
and Now York and whOn made will DO az bene-
hoisl t all parts of the country.
1t WAS recently announced, that the eentsast to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

IHg fiGHER Law AND THE MICHye,S COME
ssNosThs Methodist 0cnier,ncs cf Mobi Jan ado ted
tina followrg resolution -
whereas. Rev. D. u. Wheion, (Mshoaiss minlsferl
mas ROY Only PUBLICLY prsscte co Dot opsnly advocated
The doatrne called the higher doctras urauthc-
2ec ~ ire Bible vt war with t0s pr,ncpss sui pre-.
cepts ~ 0hiist subversve Of civil government ard
society, ara the legal rights of individuals therefore,
Resolved Tact tue Rev. ID u. Rntdon or, anu 10
hereby, removed
That (nys the Ohio Scfe, aau) applying The a. sher
law W the his her law doctrine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06
Notice OF two Living Csnreunrians - In "a :
SestIng Cases Of longevity.

JOHN BATTIN OF NEW YoHK, AND ERAsTUs FER
EIHS OF CONNECTICUT.
Two gentlemen, we'll known in thoir respective
communities, have, during the.rresent month, at
tanned to the great age OF one hundred years, and
arc still in possession Of their faculties and hoalth
We allude TO Mr.. John BAttin, of this city, and
Eraslus Perkins, Esq. of Norwich, Connecticut
There cases Of longevity are so rare that brief
notice Of their lives cannot fail to be interesting,
although Invested OF the oil eaIas.anocs Of personal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

We hear tAst 10 Wa . fAvorits pupil Of Dc Bsrssk
one Of he sweetsst vielhists No have evsv heard
His psrfornases On Friday night shsWs hin h -
. pupil worthy Of hi master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
JERSEY CITY.

CHINE IN HUDsoN To.-The September
Term Of the Count II over and TeTminsr and Gensal AL
DELIVERY OF huc son County n viii b. commenced on
..d,y next the 18th inst the Court House, Hudson
ste ksrseul before Hon Henry W Greene chief Ju'rcs
OF he STATE Several cases of cousdcraoe interest ae eN
neci,d ~ Occupy the ateaion OF the Court viz the ts
Of Robert Canton for ire murder Of cJred man ny me
name II - Williams the 4th Of Jaly last; tn tta
of Thomas a. Pierce f-r the murder Of Oerman named
- Rloom, At Wehswken, on the 18th OF August last
the tsl. Of Grorke Rrette for assault snd battery
viii intent to ki on Mr. John Morris Of Jersey CIV 90
the Soh OF June last the Al Of Andrew Sums o. jersey
Civ for an assault sAd battery with intent tc s h'' vile
90 the 50 inst the trial OF Patnek Shoushness ioi an
assault and os,,ery in latent TO Nil Thomas huvaney
Jersey City The tth las, the uial of "a n-s MeA
foS bAVins hstn concerned with named Johnsoa IN
comnit ma rape Upon q RESPECTABLE German womso a.
the Paterson Railroad depoI Jr Civ In the mltb OF
December last The accused IN the latter placed
tia sometime TOR the aegs oaoose bat the jury
thst cessi1n unable upon verdict The
only Oafer tsl OF interest will be that Of William Wins
kt gSny =. her We should 'sy po'ysAmr Ia having,
as 10 sale no less than three wives whose nses were dsy
Bowss Ann Garsty and Cahsrne O'Keets. sesids
these there viii be i've trials Tor burglary and about twenty
ar mi gT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
TUESDAY, Sept 7-P. VI.

There was Il large activity in the Stock
mani ct to-day and generally tuoyant feeling which
hoseyer, was scarcely maintained At the close Of the
Second Board. Hudson River continues active aad
touched ISLE closing al =. The sales were l,5OO
shares the advance having drawn out considerable
cash stock Nicarsgus also active, 1900 or L4O0
shsIos having been solS closing a ceIt belo" yes
tercsys prices Erie Is moving Up, having sod at SIS
ash, al advance of y 2 cent Long Island vas
very buoysut, under orders from Philadelphia. .nf
cold a. - between the BoaEda Zinc WAS In demand
and firm, closing az l2l seller sixty. report Of the
conoiEion Of dis Company promised In ie" days
Norwich and StoI gton well held but not active.
Canton Wa arm Al sl,. The Coal Stocks continue TO
be frm ard In demand. There was considerable sstv-
ity in Cumberland, whish opened a. q = and closed q
- The Express says Of th' stock
Among the Companies who form 4 part Of the AssO-
eison of the Gun land Coal Company sre the Wash
ipston and Asten Companies, beth Of Wnich were reg
MAR divide no paying stocks AID shsn taey Joined ae
Annexation possessed surplus earnings - conaderA-
bic amount all Of which they deemed Is their in1sFes
10 uerse into the Cumberland Co. loo Cumberland
Coal Con psny Is Of the mos' VsuAoe ofOu II 10
10 opr market for sale or inyeHmeni and merits sae A.
tention Of capitalists
Dauphn ,od at g., buyer CO. and Pennsylvania Coal
went 70 ll6as TIE Investment stocks were very I'm
Southern Michigan sold l23 and Northern latians
L., an advance Of per cent in both es'e' aadiion
lU79s idea and Schenectady Scrip, li0' hionigin
Central, ll3, &c Full prices were bid for the Central
nre Of rosds through this stAis.
The sales of Railroad Bonds were rather
more extensive and the quotations arm State and
Government Stocks steady. OF Kentu:kys $4,000
sold At 10, and Virginia sold al llll9.
There were sales of four Nicaragua Ca
ns Rights sSoos 500 each, ard ,tter, s975 wss bid
for another
The bids at Harrisburgh yesterday, for
the Pennsylvania Loan Of t5OooOoo, viii be fOund In
our islesraphic columns to-day.
There 10 fair but not large demand for
Exchange for the steamer ,0morow, and the supply
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WhRlerss



ar a. san'uc.-t 81 INST, schr Tyin, Cotn shoals
th.s tlaChhst snd 10 30 humpbark oil
CO N- Bedford 9TH Marvel fof Farhavep) Wa
g. Indian Ocess Sailed sLv Philippe Dc = Soys Tor Pacsc
Grseapor % nst BARK Pioneer Bsdss South At4a.c
l50 BILE. y.
sttsr from CAPT ESnis- Of barb wl.lo- Of B. reoort.
ler Az ., Jag. a ~ =, lon. Is so ~ att lsO -
Cay H-ly Bonney late Of bafE Richmond u Bedford has
arrived hone Lsss s As rssss 81 regYrt.
The oorr vessels A. Johs1na May ~ Dopsa Cstl-r
- Cspt. G. reports March 5ah B-vl- sn@
81 y Agui b. Hector coie, iff7o, > W Henry Jols
Co. ~ J.tsnsa, bah Dove t. rs % ors 60, goe
Ans Ts,or DanoltH, 80 board ready Tor sea had
opptss ssE -hch caues by tbs r,,os "a of
trs~ tie plank s.inE her lotion b, u
.hIs carr Corarla De- H. B. 30 - Capt reports a.rch
O N-.senfer, Bsier B. May a. on s.trs g.as bt,
Marcia .nsoN o. o. ~ vi Leo AZ = gsI-n, Js,
g, - Brsndt HonsJVe B. 100 - 10 81 % al 10 our
days slort efu.. ana bone tars psey Of Loasoo a a.
100 y. or bone Kent Of Do roo - Go. Do
s-' non .hp Peru otNaBtlek- dated June g. r,por.s her
3 la'ns sAsn bill - snce esvns Talcshaaa SPOKE
LIP Ler4s Coma O. Nantucket, lad oss whale ussss
100 tbis.
spossnsspt g. Gay Head b-arnsS W 50 uss .bip Cos
stfafn o. Nani1ckst ire New Bedford Pacfc
- .bs. OIL
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MARRIED..

Al P.ersos n. }, Sept = BY ks, n y Enson NJ SAMUEL
A. sAkRwO GOD Of tbs 70 Mss kLiLABkIh ~ TURNER,
81 the iofra~F place
M 10 NJ. nARiANNA ORS6OOp ofSar;ora
ssrt 4 ~ Re-, Lca jones Mr. {. SAGLk 10 Mss MARIA
yINCELFTr
on Tvs-asy sept T. n North S.c " T. ~ Rsv c Pslou
IVIHkN c AID o. rry. y ~ HARRIET L. e., cay
S.u.htsr 81 fhe ohestus clersyUsa - .
a. h, Rev Stohlmass. HkNRl GlRAUD, q Cosa
90 ANN ELIZABETH SaS sSashsro Ei~ad Aassoa E'g
81 Ns~lcrs =. ,>..,,, -, ~.~..., =,
toNy,. CAROLINE l. HAYWOOD al q srooays 1900.
4, W,n,u.bu,th sept 4, Rev Mr. hastsd. NJ GEORGE
J. REACH 10 ADgIi>s pENlSk. both % WhAanseafss
g, A. R,nsten 81 Prs.hyeraa ChsfSh. ~ kss Heap
T.sa. M, CHARLES A GAUcH TO MS MARY BOrg, al n
ths esty q, ~ ,oux = s.prox..
NJ. axSE JAM FIIz MAURICE potA ~ las ay.
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PHILADELPHIA MAAKEr-Tu,,doy Ser,

~ market u dull add p1ces rather sroo,t,,
70 ara PROVISIONS there Is yery Iittls 49,
- hles Seoa sSGAE 'oid a. t5c There bot tt IN
.oJ :, = .n.pilsI = md only 900 bbls fresh ground
&c 49, =, %. There Il moderate nquir, frT 80
sols-l poh a. our former quotations. Rye "a n1s - ~
, 81 = = ~ 10 CoSS MsAL % tran..cti,, -
9e eAost oar notles except 50 bhs r.rdy,s :, "a -
So. osD Sse iUf Wheat, snd oa, very h,tl. sr
n 80 49, S Sesa good AID prime new s,gth@rn Re-
oe.h .nost 50 sgh southern avs ,os =, -. CO
ySi - ID sood demand 2Ge as 90 bu.b so1,s
,, 10 y = e'sc sHoat bat mostly AZ ar @
sacn UAIs are steady at gi5stio1 ISi quo
bsq. 80 &c for 10Th hh1s .nd b5, bat s,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

PHILADELPHIA, Aug f-.frrired-BuSs Atlantic, Leighton
Cheryied Juhs Ann Conway Boston Wm. N Groton G-y
dc C,hau, Nchols, DO. samuel small Ieadw- salem shr'
George Sd~afd May Boston. Washington, Bbc0k, New NorS
Kaooah Ga1sr Pensacola J. h. Dsersos Candy Povi
Fdeha Corsou. 10 L. Dayton, Douglas. Mary Patter
Bateman AN River; Mary Groon Gsyer, Bangor Ne
seuu Bill Boston, Mary Groon. G-yer, Bangor James Btt.
Cole CharstoWn keiron Lake, NorVch Silva Hshef H. ge,
Providence Worcester, Road-r, do brig Ehss Dudley, Hop
kn-
ESarsGStea nsp Delaware, Scymosr New York ship Da
Caus-sn, New Orleans bark Clara C. Bell Cole Bostoa bng,
Esh Ehrtb-th shaoko, 80 julia Am, Conway, do Islam.
YOUNG Thomas schrs keiron LAKE. seS Haven Cttu.r
BacAmssn, Providence W. l. Dayton Douglas Fall River ~
cel CroVe Portland Fdeit, Corson, Providence J. Dcn
Candy, 10 Washington, Bsbrocs. Brookyn Geo EisNd,
hsy Pal RIVER James Barrett Cole, DO; SILVA Hs5es, Gse,
Pa
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The bids for the City Of Wheeling


of Six per Cent Coupon Bonds wilibe opened on tae
18th inst, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, a. the office Of Joan
Thompson, cornor Of Broadway and WsLt These
bonds are secured for principal snireres. By guaraa
tee Of the State Of Virginia, making them equal In that
respect to State Stock, will be by copy Of tas
guarantee annexed
GUARANTEES or THR STATE or VIRGINIA l. Rob-
srt Butler, Treasurer Of the Commonwealth Of Vir
.iLa, In cor f0Tmiiy % an act Of the General As
embly, passed the Goth Of March ls4s do here -
pledge the faith Of the State for the puuctua payment
Of the inierest and the ultimate redemptio Of tas
principal sum Of money appearing due By tie above
bond according 90 the terms tserein sgaciisd In -.
dmohy whereof have heieun,o sei my hand, aud A.
fixed zeal Of Off So at Richmond Virglas th, hru
day Of July, eighteen hundred and fny-two
RoBERr BUTLER. rrcl1urer
The following are the receipts of the
Ne~iork and Harlem Railroad Company for the list
efbt months IN the following wears.
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Steamship Nor;h-rl sht Tnk rPsufh. from san Juaa IN
snd and passsnesTs ID b Allen ~ mt pt'sd
n sara rhts FIELD and rst border p
letter o. sunday ? NJ. Cspe Hsterss eeauus '" y w -
mile s-au-r- The y l. has eEpeosaee'
y. he ast i,y-
.-e,m.lr For8a wooshu -ohours from Savssnsh. -
ssrur l. MICHEL sept ", on Infe pl,sei oa[A .eAs
sept B. =. VI ht "a ID ' "u M 81 W,
paed ,r Joua Smith bounds fhs + ha' sucousis'd stress
head y "a The entire passage.
Steamship uui csp X Adams Charleston, days with
ndse and SPIT %. rieston 4 CO.
ship ancuc I~-ss Erg July IS, with coN and 80
Co Aus - hL i a., on s. spoke schf
Eu-ir~. OF and for Mnrtiehsst y -h h-h
Ha-hnrr-. Liverpool. - miss alt
Passengers ! n Brower q 60
Schr @orari Msron. Luhec. days
s,hr Cyt-. HsJrocs Boston, DAYS, bound - NhaRy.
$ NJ. pusn. frh@c z ft,s. 90 ,tlrg-- c..
Schr Mana l. DAVIS OF Brookhav-n, DAVIS Sa aanah DAYS
ye1oS uire 20 ? sheldon.
r A. b oWi, g..
Srrr Srr.ro. Pinkha1i. Harruston. i8ys, spar,.
Sch Plymouth RoA Lacey Boston, lay, aise 70 Dayton
spnsHs
sAlIrDPicket hip Constitution B-on, for Liverpool hafk
Clde Harold Olusied, Ha, ana. and others.
wlND-Dunus the SAY rom 10 s.w.
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On so.., ofsvusi as, e In soooo s"s..s 49,
r.tsr shp Aros,o had povs'ey BOT a'i',t .,,x.,.
sssA JulA NC sh at By esri'hl ''eA"'f N'fs-
''s ysrs rui Aas rsrs ,m.s saloa-, % co,tsare.c.
A. savsnus NJ, .1h on bsn Geo-t- Tsny tAN "s'"''
A. xayssu,I. al uh sns AGan. svhs~ from cah' va -
Fsrorth, J.r Ia' 81. barb EHJ sa'uns EHs Moo
'es EsJ a.. an, va IN = t. os.si Pe.us r-.sy
a. c,pf.so. ls,h May wss.r N,usoa IA
Nst ia sh d. bars joha sinn't laom'' "' o''Ne'e Nv
az bara Fussau COOK. ,oa Boston. 'c sh
d. P.rsns bus ri--,- iis f'i, 4! u pr lrPy
Ha,r,. H,aa. Boston e' >s- o''a' M az 49,
81 SUI biS. .os,, 81 No ross d'ecs os n ~.
set - Ies .,a a. .,e ~ "a Yhr.heh. Peters Wilmington.
81 So I'd, sshl as,A Esh,enaa. f+.saa,' Ns~ Yea,
's s'. w.. ,S nj. b.. Amr.oay coNsre 9ase:
% Z; IL, Ea.. " 500, .S' sr so,os
O. q, ssibar,t .A ar SEARS. 'Fe S''a'' So'''ai ~
'I Arr Foa alt cs, ssys, ' T Sns At. To-
ets hem ss.y. N. - .''a o. ,a,, c,n,,, j, -
S.t " Aslr-~, ~, en- New wa erss h,us, F',asn'
C.rrvssu AGiro pvg.bst. s.ton sh "a H' .'rt IsAi'
N-~Yo,. tu' FH-n Rec. Chpn." :, f-'s, - "'''''
Mo,rs. >eNbrl4ot Coo "a ~ q. ,.,,,s-r usurs
b ,ou M.s nonau >es -, . ~ nsy ne fSsr.t'
,nd J,'9 H1.as soso Boston e 80. I'd Sss soo
e. cr'h,m Boston sr os,o 'Sy iG I S. No.. E
70 9ureaa ros oa'h chr, H. L'1a'' .as eos ye az
lp,,n " kenr, Bo-'oa scars AZ" cnn~s % Sa'h Jsas
VI nosaS PorJaad ro,a coal 'hped danas the VEGA S'o'
ehas. r.. . Nil.
ko.,cp m Bohsr sruu5aee 20 slst. Comoiqs t-f dos
Wa. co. Moore sad Sassab.R Greel TO- .ad cid tor Ne"oas1-
kui
Arr Al sydney. c h 18Th ~, schr Lsa'.F Boston .
Ar 4, HshfS r.t. a " s,nr cs''~. L'ps. so.ios'
,ui "a s-r tor Liverpool a. scars 'n''s 81 eop",
I'm, N.S YORK NefesE~uf fhl .aieehs
ca =, s. s,er B. INST. ons Frontier hoyi "f Bar
BADGES 49,. a.
". hafs Hove Mier n, Nrookhne euee~sds
st.-5, ca It,, .Sc. S~,a, N.,ro~, Loudon and Fo"da'
Nlrlaron. I .verro,i isrd both 50 - 49,
A. - ,-rra tSih ships il,' fn New roki jenny
ma aud SAXON New Orleans O-serac g.. Pandora Noble
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Court OF SESSIONS. This Court com
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

DrplcATIoN.-The dedication Of the
New Reformed Dutch Church. South Bushwtck situated At
tb. unction of Rushwiek and ne kab took place on
MondaN shernonn. Rev DIR. Strong (Fstbusol presiding
AppIoprate addresses delivered by Rev Dr. De WI
Nsx vork and Rev r. = Porter Wiiamshureh; a'tsr
which the corner laid Oh the usual ceremonies
by Rev Thos {. Suons, of NewtOwo. Among the doeu-
m.ns books. Ae deposited In the stone are
cory the Bible printed In e6b This inerestine anQn
~ attracted much ton. The Church Is plain
substantial ed6ce mating attempt a. architectural dis
pay The budng IS bv ~ ard has spre which rises
spe 25 feet nom the ground The entire eos OF eoosue
hout~
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Markets....BN Tl>,r,.k

ALBANY. SPIT 7-Receipt, Of N. a.. >, =,
~ snso "hLAIi AGO bush CoRS, IS zoe ba.b a.
WaIsf~s.Ie. o. G-D ... . ,ss.dy wth small ..ls.-
v1Is AZ s,sier 4oe 10 taken for STATE and T.s,as X
nc nc ossi ns at s9c for west-rn missS "a 80
S'e nasa. BtsLEY. in Iots b. .od a. i.S1.
q &c 800 'r ordinary to prime os 70 &. 49, zen n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

5000 Er. Cow Bond. %. ss $50 Ssrsaa Tau', Co... 2.
PHILADELPHIA SAILS OF SrocKs- Tuesday

SEPT 7Frh Bsars-so Lons Island 4 l!h Loo o.
IA s3 Pe,n X R - GIrard ssnk, l3A stt4o L-hrh
g. Nh $500 CITY e X -. si i04k Nech bsna - S>s
sci Nav Preferred 2bS Canal, % - ooO Psnn -.
~; Any Bani no. SlCoo Wilmington kk os, 49, q lie
Ncera so4rd- aud r rs. io2; = Penn.
RIO. Harrshleh x H., -; % feun BAas, d.. $50
IN. +A au rsra bsnt 81 81 Lea -
Nsv - siNa rosn 49, g. go ksa-fs x K Mot -, g.
Vs. 81 kR g. -. ri 10 Iuoa CAsa, l3s
lO I.h Nav
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carnrC.nrNnAn-W ,ane,dau-Com-
fAdverusereut
A E,xrp FACT.-There are always two

s,, q, question consequently every question s snsces
Ne 81 an sfuent but there Ia question OF the tact
NJ AZ, 90 those rch Grape Cashmere and Bro
~. Shaw plato Black Brocade ard Glsoos silks Mernos
rs,sn sttss and other Dress Goods AZ CoLUMRAS Hail.
No ISL a. and all others In this city the feet VIII
not sdmt OF snument Therefore II behooves the La
dies 10 pstronfe COLUMBIAN Hall in Preference TO any
pther store more especially they purchase superior
srtcs AZ third ess price than they inferior one
NJ other stores
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I'D.

O. TaesS,y. Sept :. HEsrER AMELIA Vie % R'no O.
Yvsrs All Slaughter Of JOAN D. hysrs. k'a .,,-..,.
relatives asd ss4s Of the amy are hN'eso
sstssS her hner rcsdsnes No ~ WsrsAsi BE-
tvs>. ceur Cssion BsooAys thufssv ssfs'ea
e'elock. ...-.... y, .,rpn a. -.
o. Isssssy nosass sspl u cHArScEf d. Htkp. cab 'os
sfWIkzn Oasn sssd years sosths ass ssye
n ssrHl VII tAke ehes tAs sSsfnesp wv ssssseyDsA 49,
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v...tpt. ef Produce .

r.. IA e,,>, soafs-lsu ohs Ws.y'
~ $50 - sr,y,.ions ~ 10 A,ses y GO oash. Wheat
7,o O. Corn. ,nd 70 hsles VOL
o. r,is ss4Ys-.@-I0 h''-- 49,, ., .ox.. Cheess And
.,
\. Sss'Fsrca RlyaaG-2i pEss sl;tsF, and i'0 ''A''
Cheeae
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Aus ~ ME. .cu,h Of c.se HeaJ en s,s4a hr sa.nor-
Chafesf~~
Aur a ~ u Ls q. - =. b jsvs s;-srrss.E
So 81 c.. sAi. Br bars Actress, os ioaaoa or foston-
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Spaken. &c.

Aus g. lat q r. lon o. ship Yort from Liverpool o
SsE on.
Az 81 At g o. lon. 81 H. brs Ellen Stairs hos Ss-Yort for
- Jetn- =.
Aus 5, a. Ps,T. s0rtOn from Wilmington,
C., tor CadlI, ~th crew sck.
Aus bL 80 on %, BAN FAM Hobsol llsa Boston
lor smyrna
Aus T. =, a. Ion % W. ship Arthur Talbot, from Liverpool Tor
SsN fort.
Aui q a, S. les % % .ea barb oresos E.lsy from
Calcutta March ~ for Genoa
H. % ~ a. 'hp Jase Psrtsr, lof Eati Jordan
frtm Aiyab for Co~es, ~ says cut
AuG 10, 49, 49, w., sap Isaac Bal Johnson from
Hayre scr New YORK.
aas ~ 10 Ioa a 10 ship james L. Bosar 1a,,f,On
Hsw Yort Tor Qssbec
About let 81 Esnssft Szr beIsved On he On.
BrxLton, from Boston Tor AsstrakA
ron Sew rsrt tof Coast Of Ana, " '~~Ns"'
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tB the ARRIVAL Of the T. MsspD rom 'ee
British Provinces. anchor tls nite OF this
Eas' Rr-r ADD low Tie Fulton Ferry. much the say oion
u craf. ana particularly or steam tnGs HAVING 90
packets other Ia vessels ether oouni M or or, - A.
corne e necessary Co mak- conHtefhe OF torn 10
the For dOk between the BLACK bA per
aud u he food tide she ays drecty the way. is
hopei tho ssnt viii Tar ohEs the community,
hs noble equally safe aud less oojseos
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- sS Grruu SYss,oYs-Taes-

Corsr az "f..,rRAL SESSIONS Taes-
A., pesse isdr-. aeehe and ala. Moore and u"ssJ
r..eees =, fs's{a,t.--John Haven w's u eo :, ,,s
tss%. IA Tho "a asefce copnitie' 90 The % av.v
- slt NJ the store ~ Henry l. Piers No 80. ~ 90 ,hs
A., shirh rars he char-d with strahne ea 90 the
,sis. % OF lie convicted aud ''"ie"''' ~
oss,e rtiAcn ss years -. A.. u.ah wss tried
49, -, ,.n,,sa on iaah ult- IA the aSe'
49, ~ "a H. Rs,mora No % hamilton 81, iao a, 80
~, .,sls ,osentv Of clothing which wM NAuso - -
go .s,.rs. beweNrr showed that the articles s'en oa
~ .n,sa. ~ y.iue b. than SO and nc District
AttN,pty .tspd the Court that ne ooon nov 'o -
..,,cn al more than petit larceny Inc pIsonst men
~ .sea guilty to reut larceny and was remanded Tor
seer case, were ready for trial. and the Court I'D
jsurusS Nt the Ssy
Corxr CaLrNpaR-IVe dne'ddy.-Com-
-. r,...No. is0 soS SOL l,0li. Ll03, 1,l07 1871,
STss llAA Ii6o l.Xll, 1891. i,tl3, 1425.
strsrss CouEr - SPeca! TS@- Nos 3D. %, 80
c,Kcrrr CovRr- Monday Nos $50. 4l3, 30, 3l3,
s,s. Isf, 40, t9I, a92, 49J, i9i. 495, 400, 497.
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Drp GOODS.

MANAGED GOODS from the City
- Of Richmond, sistna Of Prints De LANES Cash
meTes Linens Linen Handkerchief Table Cloths Flannes
Blankets sstnets CassmeTes, 0inshams. Alp.as, Dress
Goods muslins Sc, for sae by w MATHEW 4 Co.
Nos. 50 and 81 Caihsrins-st
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THE PEOPLES RIBBON STORK-

THE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE
Il Ribbons dlks, vslveu feathers and millinery Goods;
gibbons adapted for dress and msnrs trmmDss sso for
oonnets deck ribbons wrssts bows for hair ell Of
the richest quality .ad design and nse variety ever az.
hibted 10 this country For sae very cheap wholesale
or retail at No ~ so~ery soross NJ Hast-r-si IL
LICHTENSTEIN
"ADDING-Th original Star Wad-.
w ding both Black M White, manufactured by " II.
RATHBONE, Chatham -Four Corners, MOREHOUSE L
MERRITT, No 34i PiDr-st- Agents
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1nrnitnrs, 81.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATH ERS..

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,s
NJ BEDS mATTREssEs, so, at CRAWBUCK's, Ma.
L58 Grsndt ID door east OF Cssex-st, NewYork-Cheae
Upholstery and Feather Store-The attention II families
about purchasing respectfully invited 70 the large ana
besull .Ssor.ment Of Beds MstTssses Psil.ses Bed
sssds Cots all " which have been Purchased At low
sash prices, and will Be cold At such prices a.
nducemeDt for al TO call and examine the above pro
yfous their purchases Goods 20 aoy o.t Of
the city Brookyn and WILLIAMSBURG FREQ Of csrass Oll
Beds and Mattresses renovated and made
W. Ora 1859 Graad-st
ID door east OF Esss1-st N Y.