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MARITIME InTRLL4a IN n.
lIov,mcass OF Occaa sto.nexv,
IOKT OF NEW YORK. JUNA 70, 1869.

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BBs Msrssss s.sus oE:sS:
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D1ii:, H ESas s:sssi sisi
scsr W.stas.en, hureh Mobile. sturses, Clesrm.. Co.
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sehr Aimi,,. Smith. RICHMOND, Perso..
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sSSr MAJ,
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sshr alS.sssss. smith, Dlsssos f banS.n Z Dn.n
Arrived.
sss:sass.: g Ei,st june $ a'H y u n: mule:
q s s s with sss%:
afternoon 10 heavy NE gale which continued a hours.
I:ssgss: spsasr TSsssss CO. Tho G 1 is;s
s.e ass :.:4 es ssssi s..s1
s "a sis.
s, . f q days day. ,o
don; 10Th lat y 10 bark ornso Iof Rotterdam
s ssI' s:s 81 SON.
Cook. 36 hours from NYork for Pert
ship Hendrix Hudson tpkt Warner. Londo. ..d Port:
Morgan Wiley IA: SUCCESSION wss
tery winds And eAms June IA. lat A g. Ion 3d. passed
may
lon a. 80 s11 Nth saH sS cot fsen Bal.
steamship Baltic Csnstock hence for Liverpool going Oh In
Ship Seaman lolpper Of B.l.lnsrs), Daniels Baltimore
S.rI WoIf Ssys iBrl. dsm@lns. Bremen. 4s days. /.
ballast with 22l passengers, to Pope b Co.
Bark Richard Golden (Nor) roalsoa. Christians Nor
E Ensf~ Saver l. with cotton
SEs August 4sYIpl ss. wsssss H:ns.5s days:
M Is lon Il ~ saw ru: SEE SCs
s. john: NJ E s. q SPOKE ship Mar:
.sIp jaw. :ssssns > sss . 8
.s:x neral 81 c.eeen. IS
!s:.I s.sf rs
Sii. w.rdsrss iBrj Benson. windsor, is days. with
schr Hcnrstts, nsrr@sa, rrinidsd. IL days. with
iasss e Geo s;epSnsSn sss.s a t. groSk% W
Va sls: APPLE; ,.s ~
sesr Heurotts, Hasct Gecrsesown Sc days. sitA ns
schr Ashland Walpole. Norfolk, 2 days
ScLr Corr ella, Grant Virginia.
ScIr Baltimore, Sleieht, Baltimors. days.
Schr Elizabeth Lee, Providence, days.
Schr Ann sipple. Baoou. Boston, days
ScLr Lewis Crowell, Boston, days.
Schr G II Montague, Mix, New Bedford, days
schr c IA Thompson TOT BAth), Perry, Bath, days
Sehr Turk Pollock. Lubec 12days-
Schr Jas King Wsnwri Mystic
Schr Martin, -" SAco
Schr r Burt. Means. Cherryfeld, 10 days.
Sctr Stephen Waterman, DoAne, darwich, days
Schr Hannah d, Niokerson, uarwiek, 3 days.
Schr Lucy Blake, la wes, Rsckiand, days
Sehr Chesapeake. Babbidge kockiapd. days
schr o Ii Perry verreli. kockland, days
Schr Julian, snow, kockand. 6 days.
Schr VIM Gregory, Packard. RsoklAnd, D. days.
Schr John, Burton, Rocklsnd. days.
sehr Gertrude Horton, Pendieton. RecklAnd, o dAyA
Sohr EAGLE, Rhodes. Rocklsnd. 6 days.
Schr Leo. Smith, Rocklsnd, days.
Bark Mentor (Dutch), As days from Rotterdam.
Bark Poydona, from Liverpool. .
Sailed,
Ship Parseo Br st John. Il; barks Metsey (Brl Arm
strong do; Mandarin Campbell, T'indAd Grcended Fol
iansbee San Francisco, Others From the Spit,
ships Liverpool Gardiner Liverpoo HAskswAy Coey sAa
Francisco.
Wind during the day SW. and light.
1r Southern Standard will sccept thanks for Int ma
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WING Ratification Meeting nj Boston.


The wings of Boston and Suffolk county assembled in
Fnneo Hall this evening" to rstify the Baltimore nomi
nations The Hall filled early hour; but it was
nearly half past eight O'Clock when the committee of
Engagements and speakers appeared As they entered the
door, three deafening cheers given for Webster
whose almir,rs were present in strong force.
I. EUs1is called the meeting 10 order and the Hon
Robert @. Winthrop chosen President with the Hon
Koier G. ahaM and fifty mine others Vice Presidents
air. winTHRor, taking the chair, said that the
fe. state of his health and the melancholy from
Washington would. upon almost any other occasion
have kept Kim at home lie paid glowing tribute Ia
in appropriate silence. ie next adyertcd 20 Daniel
Wele,r, and unmarked, die hut principles never.
,h.trs lie then alluned Ia the National Convention,
and urged that III. wings of Massachusetts, bound in
honor 10 abide by its action for he should do
bows satisod 10 r6e i'll that coach which followed the
Aseht road and well Worn ruts Of the Union and the
constitution lie next ALLUDED 10 Goscral Scott, and
bris5 adv,rtd TO his chaac' and history general
and n civilian ana plcjef 20 him his hearty support
Mr. Nintbrop's speech well received, although
cr.iopnily interrupted by cheers for Webster.
lie followed by Mr. BELL Massachusetts delegate
to the National Convention. Colonel Netheiland of
i'an liou. sir Brsndsford, of Ky. and ethers.
sesics Of resolutions were adopted OF which the fol-
Resolved II tho Wigs Of Boston q tie county Of
sdlore.ee TO- sud ,L'r ;nte,on Ia common With their
brethren thren h"ut ire Union to mant IA those Ereat
bs Wig National Convention at Bsitmcrs and as
to aide b. ' ss ali lie Sss. os
that as the properly constituted organ Of the
Other resolutions pledged the wings Of Boston the
sctn OF the National Convention as nality and to the
cordial support q Scott and Graham
Towards the ccAe 81 the proceeding considerable dis
turhancc took pace Three grosns given for the
as with misses AT Colonel schouer. who OF the
N,co-P Presidents.
The meeting adjourned a, half past ten O'Clock, amid
cheers for Scott, Graham and Webster
RESOLUTION was read ana adopted paying An express
s.sn Tribute 70 the memory OF Henry Gay.
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Stock Sales.
Married.

AZ Mount siDia Long Islano on Sunday. June 81, by
the Rev Mr.. Harris, JoHr NJ BLooMEn TO Miss JULIA
DAVIS, Of Mount Sina
On TUESDAY June 20, by the R,v Frederick W. Gels
seDhsiner, Eorrsr Y. WEsTcorT to Miss CECILIA Il ,
dau. hler Of William b Estling Eco all Of this city
Op tuesday. June 20 by the Rev DR. Spear Mr. Jou~
WILLIAMS OF Brooklyn, to Mrs ELsasrru MAcCoy. Of
this city.
On rueedey June 20 in the Church OF the Transagurs
tiop. by the Rev Mr. 0Neale, FRAsosB Doya,psor son
Of John Donaldson merchant Edinbuiy TO Miss s,RAu
MuL,r, II this city.
Eduburg pepper please copy.
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Most Awful Disclosures.
COMMISSION or HAVING COMMITTED EIGHTY N
DIES AND BURNED THIRTY HOUSES.

CONFESSION or HAVING COMMITTED EIGHTY
DIES AND BURNED THIRTY HOUSES.
P,uLADELrHA, June 20. 1852.
Pospdsr, who has had interview with the
brothers skupcnsk Va The county prison made the fol-
lowing devsopemepts TO day. before Mayor Gpin being
the substance OF confession made by tho condemned
Matthias skupenfi said he killed young Lehman by
striking him the head with stove leg Baize, his
brother present vel kayser (who-e real name
b John Ruthowsi.) stu mt large.
Matthias also said the party had killed farmer and
his family Of x ptrous Newark, and afterwards
set the premises having obtained S13 and
yewelry.
He alec cope~ecE 10 murder Baltimore, and said
that they had murdered nearly eighty persons burn
cd thirty houses since thor arrival In this country
PLUMBER. amounting TO 5000, he stated. buried
In the mount aims aud under the charge Of knyscr
1h confession il extravagant to lead TO the sup
position that be IL iDsaDe
lie expressed his confidence in escaping through the
aid ~ Ksyear. and designed numbering all concerned in
bic sset and conviction, besides numerous pcisons in
New York
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scott's Nomination In Georgia.

RlcHaoSp, June ~, 1872.
The Savannah Georgian (dcmocrat) states its belief
that great majority Of the wings Of Georgia will 60
with Mcssrs Dawson and Giantand for General Scott
sud that il Messrs Cobb Toombs and Stephens Of the
Union marty form third ticket and thus divide the de-
mocratic vote, the State will 90 for Scott.
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The Psskersburg Railroad.

BAIrrMoRg, June DIP. NJ.
hrge meeting Of the citizens held this evening
for the purpose o. responding 10 the action Of the City
Council In relation 20 the Parkersburg railroad Mr..
swain. President q the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Addressed the meeting, and resolutions
adopted pedgDg the aid Of the citizens 10 the road and
appointing committee 70 solicit stock subscriptions
. No aauibNrn mail TO night
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

THIS TOM OF TIM MARTyRs-An association cOinpris
ne the following gentlemen, yesterday formed for
tho purpose Of removing the bones of the 500 martyrs
q The Prison Ships from their present resting place in
Hudson avenue. ana erecting a monument them
III prooFed 20 secure plot of ground on Fort Greene
for that o'qect:-
JTrstdcnt-Hon n " Morse.
Iseasi~t7--John NJ Hicks
Corresponding S-crefdry-J. Nj, Van Colt.
Recording SsTetdp -Issac T. s. Brisnt.
Tr1istees-Iien John Greenwood, +. S. Briant jesse
Q Smith. Andrew b. Hodges Gen. II. Il. Uuryca Iemuei
\. Hawkburst George Ball, Hon Henry O. Murphy
Alden ! Spoonei j NJ Van Colt Hon Henry A. Moore,
Hon John A. Cros Francis d. Stryker, Hon. Nathan b
Morse, Col 2. s Cooke.
An adjourned meeting Of the association Il to be held
on Friday. the 9th prox when II is supposed some
definite arrangements viii be made With view 20
mcnce speedy operations.
TRIAL Fog CorsPIRAo--A RuM BUsiNRss-Ths City
Court Judge Greenwood presiding has been occupied for
week past IN the trial Il OF conspiracy wherein
Edward L. Syadcczsky All John Erler charged with
produeiDg the cstrangem.nt and final separation Of
wife from her husband Tbs trial concluded yester
day and the jury after Absence Of several hours
turned into court unable 70 agree upon verdict and
discharged II appears during the deberaton
Of the jury OF the body Produced bottle filled with
the best Of brandy, and afte satisfying his appetite
offered II TO another who being strenuous advocate Of
the Maine law considered It his luty to inform the Court
The delinquent Immediately brought up and after
receiving reprimand hsed So the offence
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The baltimore Wings.

BALTIMoRE, June -, 49,.
The ~hig ward meetings. held last night were largely
attended and tskcn for the organization
"a club
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BOSTON,, Juno ~.
Arriyed-Bark Jupiter: Chsres.o. btiss joan Whining
ton NC Marcells and Fsoter Philaaepha; sohrs AtAn
tic Al sani Bolton, Phladophia Cxsharne Wilcox, Al
bAny Ceresco RoLdout ID Ives, Nxork.
below Bark Densy; brig American.
Ceared-Sbips Prospero Valparaiso Raduga San Fran
csoo stephen Glover Bio Island backs Brunette mAtAn
zas Lpcy hadelpha brig Meiford - Doaiago schs
Isaac Fran kiln st Thomas and Aux Cages Willow. Norfolk
Copy, and Cabot, Nlork =
- q CHARLESTON. Jaas %.
Arriyed-Ship Columbia; tdssredrAa and sohr Losslse
Nfork.
Sxisd-Eria Fnater ProxidancA.
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WING Ratification n, CINCINNATI.

CSoiNssTi, June -. 1852
The wing ratification meeting held last evening,
and about 600 persons assembled Sixth street
and the market space Senator Morehesd Samuel Gal.
iovay several others addressed the meeting The
Gssets buildings illuminated. Gun firing and
music we're the ctdor of the evening
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N EWS BY TEL II CIR APH.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
>N~>>-~>,.N>,~~>~~s>o~
SECRETARY WEBsTEK'S MOVEMENTS.
>>>>N>>NN>>>Ns>N~N~>
Resignation of Secretary Graham.
~~>~NN-~Ns~>e~~>N>,SsSs
WHIG RATIFICATION MEETINGS.
Horrible Confession Of q COnVisted Murderer.
49,.
The Recent snti-Rent Outrage,
&c, &c, 60.
From WashingtOn.
NIX. wEBsrkR's MOVEMENTS, nrc.


WASHINGTON, june -, 1854
Nit Webster will leave morrow for his farm In
Franklin New H.mpshiTe, where he will spend . fort
night the death q Mr. Clay does alter his arrange
mtnts lie win go from Franklin to Msrshaed where
he VIII subsequently be Joined by the British Minister
cr the purpose Of negotiating treaties great
portance.
when invited to speak at the ratification meeting on
Monday evening Dir. Webster said that he Thought he
too old longer so be q soldicrthe young me
must do tho fighting To his friends he loosely OBJ
served that he thought lac should not be vAilable
sTs akfr.
aE WEBSTER AND The MISSION 10 ENGLAND
WASHINGTON June sa--10S PM.
am assured on very high authority, tonight, that
Mr. Webster Is certainly going 10 England
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b~sk an the Delaware CsnsI-Raiiroad
Opening.

HAsros, Pa june ~ 1861
: pnesh 30 occurred In the Delaware Canal near Hr-
Nlnns wbfn Ill require a week 10 repair
1c s~,on snS sunDeryiile Railroad IL 10 be opened
oeneraa s~oti bss been invited to participate In
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BOWLING GREEN, June 2S, IL,

BOWLING GREEN, June %, 1852.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
DEAR SE;-In a communication from your cor
respondent at Washington, published in yesterdays
HERALD, it is stated that the Cunard company had
sent agents 10 Washington to defeat the application
Of The Collins company now before Congress, and
had signslly failed in the attempt.
Your correspondent has been imposed upon. Will
you allow me to state, through your columns, that
there is not the slightest foundation for such re-
port? We have not attempted to interfere with the
question before Congress-we have right to do
so--ard ii any opponent of the memorial has, In
any way, made use of our name, he has done 80
without our knowledge or authority. remain your
obedient servant, u. CUNARp.
Stock Sales.
PHnApELpBIA June 81 Reported By Barker, Brothers
Z Coz First Board $500 Pennsylvania 5s. ?sA; 900
schuyLt Navieation Mortgage s. b. S. 1900 susauehsn-
ma Cspa6s u 500 Lshish6s. s.1s 1000 Reading 6s, TO-
,asl $50; loVe do 8 100 shares kAding Rsilrosd
Ri 30 90. Az N do "a 400 do 40 100 do s5wn. 4 53
Chesapeake and DSoYare Canal 1051 10 Harrisburg Rail-
rcso dsh; Beaver AaeAow Railroad, 2s $50 North Ame
rcs Gal Company , r. 26 Mechanics Bank ST. North
wn, lWa 10 Manufa ,tu-ers and Mechanics Bank 2A 2
Conmercsl Bank, cash, 62H. Betrgeen Board..$I0o 900
100 shares hvding Railroad, Az 800 do. AN 100 Long
Island bsilross l0G Second Bo1rd-s5 90 Lchgh Inter
ess.S ZOO sduylkili Navigation Mortgage S. -. $50
Navgaor b5, ~ IL Girsrd Bank, 12JS; 10 Mechanics
Bank, 3s. After B,ard-sSOoO Peunsylysns IS 80; 100
shares Heading RsiroS BE- 44; 10 DO b5, All 200 Long
Island Railroad, b5, los Market steady
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WASHINGTON, June 90. 1852
1f& Hon. w. A. Graham the wing nominee for the
Vice Presidency has resigned his post Secretary Of the
Navy, but will continue TO act for few days the soli
eits;ion Of the President
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nv MORsE's LIME, NO. = WALL STREET.
TUESDAY, June 81, 1852
BurrAIo, A. barometer 2v.Y6. Therlnsmeter
TO- Wind west. Cloudy
RccHEsrnn, "a. MA very warm morning. Wind
west. Thermometer 20.
Auburn. A. MA warm, pleasant, clear morning
Thermometer S3. Wind southwest
srRAcusr,9 A. M.-warm, pleasant mossing. Wind
west Thermometer rs. 9e
Urea, A. M-warm, pleasant morning Wind east.
Thermometer 81.
ALBANY, 9 A. M.-Ciesr, pleasant morning Wind
south. Thermometer - barometer - 500 Mercury TO-
Troy, A. M.-Bcautiful morning Good and plea snt
Wind southwest. Thermometer TO-
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LI0UORR.

TIME CHoTcxsr AND LARGEST suLIcriO6
u hpe old wines Brsndies &c 30, at - per ssae
any tthev hsuee. Wholesale buyers and fesal
srs parttooisr Invited 70 call. Persona ls,ying ~
uorntry viii Fsve money By oAiIag a. VIM. ~. UNI
9lI,Ls, 80 tsfOom, street.
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- J1ns TO- st s'olook A: NJ. Oakley Wright will
the LiviSgstsn House. q Atlantic street, CORNER Of
hia near South BIZ sskynby order Of the adminissrs
Harry Wsodman. dscessed-all the furniture oontsne
the above hstel prsisg . complete and extensive
sortmcnt 81 perlor chamber, bar rosn aad kitchen e.
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TVHN d VANOEWATEK AUCTIONEHK.-WEDNl
day, Juno ~, at I0h O'clock 1t tho Gales rosm, Ne
all street. Autograph Letters. WashiAgton. &c-The
Burr consisting OF Original Letters Of washilgtoa,
1haniet Greene, Hamilton Lord Sterling Leo, Gsve,
Philip tvingston Paul Jones and Others. Letters and
lins 1871; Elias Boudinc. President Of the memorable
ress together with other valuable aud ancient relics
proved Aho Proclamation Of George Clinton Govers
OF the state Of New York, dated 178 Also Autographs
Ky and the Dase ds ChSise his pi.i.ter BarS.s
and father Of Madame do StAe aod several other pAp
connected with the French revolution Of $780, Catao
roady. - 1922
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JoHN T. vAEDEWAIRR AUcTI0NEER-Ta.
day July J. ~ l0 O'clock at tho sales rssm, IA W.
street masnidcent sale Of Chinese Gssds Dam prins
entire inv.ice just received elegant
ed Work Tables, finished with ivory; rich BAckgAmm
Table. and Bos.Ss C:n... table,. Cabinet: ,l;s!y lac
wo.a Sofa Chairs and Chinese ensuelsd vsss,
quality imp:rtsd Gonss Dressing Gowns Pans. Tea :.
Paintngs CO., the whole CON prsing complete ass
ment OF Chinese goods, and w DO sold without
Catalogues che morninE Of sale. 49, X
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IyOURqH OF JULY = neutrality-suspicious. FLA,
of All sf,es 70 be cold cheap, for hire. the
A. N & X DAVIES. $40 Bros5way
II ICugHLD SULPHUR SPRING WATERFALL
IL from the spring, Ia puts and quarts for kaleby
}. DELAToUa. 25Is Wall street
nEMoCRArIC FREE PREss-TBE ORGAN OF
~ .Ycung Democracy" OF America This jcurnsl~
published weekly. at 1SS William street. coruor Of 81
IL will spstaio the Baltimore Pistform and AdvocAt
election Of FRANKLIN Pierce, the young meas csp1i
for tse Presidency. Let every young Democrat exii
subscribe to-day. Two cents per copy.
X. PARSONS DAY. Propristcf
HENRY oLAYB FAREWELL AODRRss.-THE ~
krAted avisg Of the Utited Ststcs Senate Oh
Dor. A few choice IMPRESSIONS for sale BY
n. ANTHONY. nos Broad W ,
THE NEW CHEAP SPRING MATTREss. FRo1
to so. Every Mattress warranted b'ery pc
sbeuld have For dy ptcs and the feeble they
necessary article Old mattresses altered 70 ,prng
ohesp Hotels semnsries. So supplied 40 half the eef
kind ~ beds Iron RedsoAdso Of all sses and
wsrs Rooms No GSs Broadway shove Spring stroot,
wet aide Tho public to examine for sAsnssl
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ANTHOLOGY.


MRS. PkEwSrkR. rkos PHILADELPHIA, r a
vA ders her services 70 the ladies aud seatemcs 81
city in Astrology, Love, and Law MAtters, intorp9
Dreams &C., BY books sad scen constsp Wy relied
Napoleon and will tell the Of the lady eentleI
they win marry. Also the Of tbs vstsrs ResA"
~ Great Jones street. oorser Bewery ladies Atty
gentleweo ono dollar
A CLAIM or LONG STANDING COLLECTED r,
IA pesreraD DUN Place your accounts 10 tho hsc' 4
Dr. Roba"k. This is to certify tbat DR. Rcback
In ATr last in collie debt of two hundred aut eiI
dolsrs for which has been etAndog for slesen yss.
None but fair and Christian means wore uscd. sna
debtor th. hest fronds in tho worlt
though We had not spoken for ton yesrs before rn
whnt call teatine the Pkiladeph lawyers bsbsr
Jones, near Woodbury., N J. All letters Ia G. w. kssao
Wfitc street, will be reeiousy attended TO- psi
For particulars call aud getau BIOLOGICAL almSs
gratis. whero certificates can BIO seen.
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Meteo. oiosical Observations.


Our cotton market exhibits change. The sales
Saturday and to day were .o6o bales, TX y lilo.
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From eho HAST.

DEATH or Ex-Gov. ARSoLp-RAILRoAD AooIDEnr
Bosros, June =, 1859.
Ex-Governor Lemuel H. Arnsld died at Kingston r.
L, on Saturday last He was Governor Of Rhode Island
In ISL
The New York steamboat train from NORWICH into
the freight train at Westboro. Two freight were
broke and two passeng slightly injured.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT =
~ taurant kee pers and Housskeepers would a. |,
attend tho sale Of Brandes Wines Ssgars tc-mot
IVY 81 salesrsom IS Chambers street, ~ 10Y &c
9 S March ,.d Bsnsss Sherris. Harmony Martial
Champagne, 1000 imported Havana Sesars, Tes
Crsohers, 10. Catalogues new ready. Partioulars
ON Thursday morning.
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ALBANY, Junc -, l05A
Me- vinins at whoee house In Nassss. Rsassslssr
county, Mr. Walt % wantoniy and brutaly sst BY
gang Of anti renters Is in this city and will call tAs
Governor today TO ascertain the authorities iatenA
taking steps 10 ferret and bnng tho perpetrsts
Of the cuirsse to justice.
since The foregoing written, 1t has bern ascertain
Cd that proclamation will appear In . fcw days, from
the Goyefncr Offering reward Of 81 900 foe the appre
hension and conviction OF the parties Who shot Mr. Walt
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- Ne: spsuos strss..-Housshsld Furaitcrs III
day. June 3D. - che Of Twenty ninth street A.
sixth ,.snge Ct 10 o'clock large stock 5000.
hand Furniture, conssting Of Tables Chairs BeAstoAs
Bureaus Lounges Sofas WashsAnds Locking al on
Cloths rsssnsr Beds. h.t,rssss. Cribs Piar
Tables, bar room do. Arm Chairs: Stools. - Chair
mahogany TsteA totes and Chairs kefrgsrsSsrs Lov
s. Greer PAINT being III. stock Of manufacturer
trade. N. B.--Store TO let. w. Z. Bsyd. sAlesaAn.
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The steamer Marion, Captain n Berry, arrived he
rom New York at two O'clock this morning.
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A gCTu0N N0TICE.-THO5 BELL, AUCTIONEH*
sso.ioy L. vsn zsndt.-This day. 1t loH o'clock. Ia
excellent ,arist ~ from Bedford
Counters Show Cases Bedstsads kattro.so
Rsurass Tshis sRisndid Cooking Stoves Asd Sam
fern Scales. Extension binins Tsbios A. "'
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IT =; LEEDS; AUcrIoNHER;-cENTssL no

~ suction, Wednesday, June 90 % 10 o'sisok. 70
East BroadwAy, between Market aud Catharlns
g ssntesl assortIen. Of Rosewood and Hshsgsny Pa
Side Tables; Mirrors, Curtsas Brusssis and Ingran
seariy new; Clsebs. CanaslAbrAs Giraadolss, Bxds~
nureaus enclosed Washstands and Chairs In mahogany
black Walnut extension Dining Tables Chairs Dinner SsSs
uisss ware Tee Sets, &c. all OF which In good srde
Also, . general assortment Of kitchen furniture.
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A UCTlOM N0IIcE;5m. n; BUSH, AucTIoNEER,
NertA William street. by sIAus Of msrsssEe ess sss
Bscssom Furniture. tive nah gssy Bedstsads, ut
ono Plaaoforte Alse Counters Mattresses Seaars 90
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A uCTd0H N0TICE...TH0s. BELL. AUcrroNBKR.-
"A By W L. Van Zandt-Thursdav a. iSE .:clanI NJ,
e ..d ws ia .sss s the entire
Parlor. Bedroom, aud Kitchen arrs.ssne.t" w.
particulars mornng Of tho Valuable sae. N a..
uon rooms Friday nd SATURDAY. sesos =. W. ss0.
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WV. Writer'S. AUcTIoNAKR.. WILL SILL r--
w day. at two o'clock, at lS7 Canal street. By virtr
shatte MORTGAGE, All the Paror. Chamber. sad
attorney for MORTGAGE. Also, the Furniture Of .
leaving the city Alse. quantity Of Porter Hor..
lures. Beer Pump. Counter. DecAAters. SO.
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Tbr Southern STANDARD will socept thanks for lnte
tine iuteiligonce.