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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

~ Wing joint Finance Committee. Tho un.
desgned behalf OF the Joint Finance Committee Of the
two his General Committees hereby caution all Wings
against contributing any money tor political purposes in his
city except who daily authorized 10 collect
the sans and no give evidence OF their authority mako
such collections
This notice is rendered necessary by recent impostoas
practlced upon the Wings OF this city.
GEO. J. CORNELL. Chairman General Committee.
ERASTUS BROOKS, Chairman Young Men's General
Committee.
DANIEL ULLMANN, Chairman Joint Executive Com
BENEDICT LEWIS Jr Chairman Joint Finance Con-
Members Of the Joint Finance C0s'miHes
NATHAN &. ELY, JOSEPH Is. vARNUM ys =.
ROBERT @. CAMPBELL, HORATIO REED,
JAMES KELLY, EDWIN COLLIN,
JOHN J. DERRICK, JOB !. BLACK,
SAMUEL II. DEMOrT JACOB H. HOWARD,
kew-York, Oct. Is, 1882.
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on the csih Oct, II consumption Mr.. CAIhAit'Nk J. iAol'
IRO. lat Of Wa hngon ,..---..,---.
Her friend nv.ed attend her funeral from her ate redrnc
Nc no Grecrc Saturday. 10 day. oc'oS, 10 proceed 10
Greenwood Cemetery.
20 phlale ldis and Washington papers pesse copy ,
A, nrcoi ,n TLuf dv oct D. SARAH FfNGON eldest dsush
ter al Hcui1rHn Ro kWel. aged l'retre. . ,r-..-
The The invited 10 attend me 1t' ,
c.aencr 81 her shr and Atlanta st. on saturday al
icmoOn ~ O'cloct. -. =, ..,,,,,,xs =. a.. e,,,
OF iIs .,.-u,... II IL,
,nonv Iodgc No ~ Liberty Chapter, NJ" ~ ~ =
A. and Manhattan 40 &, are Tepe int invited 20 a.
lend his funeral sunday oct 81 NJ oc rom MS
,r eaerce No 2Ol M, His remains will be tken 10
Greenwood Tor licment a, c,y
On Thudsy 9sih inst ons aud painful illness Mr. CAN
OIINE c. MORTON 900 =, 49, .,
m end. OF the family ao those Of Thomas Naion' are rep
fy uv-i 10 attend uners from No ~ hasi lsih ~ on N
f, \ goth a,t al clock r. NJ. without further invitation
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CAtyertsmenf.1
French KID GLoyEs.-Messrs $. and NJ

T. TovLE, Of Columbian Hall No 81 Grand-si would
10 the Ladies they have received large invoice
Of French Kid Gloves embracing every variety Of s1d
colors Of those celebrated marks a. B. IT, and erAn
der) As the greatest difficulty experienced BY the ladies
procuring genuine French Kid Glove each and every
offered IS suchs warranted best Pars manufacture.
B-500 dozen French Kid Gloves second quality, but
e good srtlcle il offered at four shilngs per pair
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CHARGE OF ARsOs.-A man named James
D.rmody yesterday arrested by Oiiccr Wildey Of
he Jefferson Market Police Court, suspicion of hav
M fred Unoccupied house, situated in Forty fifth
n between Ninth and Tenth ave, ownedby Mrs. Bridget
Eey who bad on the previous day left II with her fami-
ITO visit for few days, relative Her clothing and
sroyed. The building of wood and valued at about
500 The prisoner is alleged 10 have made threats 10
burn the house he having quarrelled with Mrs. Kelly
,elsive certain tree which stood between their lots
ng committed the deed He held " Justice Stuart
,os await examination.
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w'linIcrs.

3. 90 from SeeBctDr4 sih an lhIs 10 '-"% I'm
g-rraiog 9th t1far a.. ,-.. -. 81,
s-ofer-I Jay ~. - :. On sep Jospn> Jaf-'a ION
ye~ Yoyk Nay ., ~ -sn frtnf1-o 80, a,
a. il n. on a D w NaI. Bsyi,s. Of Eisartors si
..ris, = At r. on 81, brs rie-'on, IA FiTsi u, ssn
-. ~ IL. o llom. az.
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PnlIAprLrn1A SAYS on SrocKs--Fridag

Fret BsarG-e.o Nav. Preferred s5' 10 do SIS 90
ons Island Raiersd IS loo Long Island, l4s NonchIl
iialrosd ssh; 5000 Pennsyvanis = y $40 90 o 500
Readns Railroad ~ 81 ~ oo Camden snd Amby m
read 20, lOi1 s70odo. lO3s 5000 Coal %. II -
Tiau'er. Rank Penn $50 niugou Rahoai IS 81 500
spis - O+is ca Lehsh Goa Mott c. l3i 800
Lehgh Is, ,.
NE Seq nd Board adjourned without ransctng hu'e
crr -nn.nrr OF he MehstrT oAse.aIes
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Brown. shipIey X Co.'s Circular.

Per Niagara LIVERPOOL Oct ID lSo-
Wehave TO report an active CoTToS market Dung the
past week the sales reaching ~ 100 bales with &5ot9
specuotors and 100 exporters a. an advance Of fully a.
h ~ in the lower aud middling qualities of American To-
day the estimated 5' bales, the trade laVlS
taken 900 tales ct the following quotations.
Onesn. Mobile Upsnlt
Mod ling ......................O - .os
Orfinary.....5id5i Inferior. go. 4G5
The animation The market arises partly non the GOA
trsde demand particularly from the late nnfSVo
able accounts the weather in the Southern states Lead
10 the belief that the crop must be considerably Jess tHn
the as-end from the with which spectators can oo-
tam money. -. q, .., -. "a ooo
Bales Of hch SO co American against tot 81 st9cN AZ
th. rerod OF last year of So 81" Bales OF which S1hWo
were American. ,,e.
1hc d. naud YARNS continues cool but Manuaetr-
err descriptions oCoth COMP anlng O nr'u-
Iorat,e Prices and symptoms of working short to are
increasing. r ,,-..--,
There has been e active inquiry for WhE,r and
VI ORR AZ an Improvement OF 10 IObs In tn former,
,ud n b Dbl IN the latter while laoiAN Com WITHOUT
,h,nse TIE quotations Western Canal z % Canada
~ as 4: Philadelphia and Baltimore % ono 25loi
Sour III Z, ~ D. Dbl. White WHEAT D 1915 and Red
5lE51I y 20 ms White INDIAN Csas 30 mixed -
and yellow = + $50 bs ,... a. . -.
TuRTTNTiNE has again advanced 1915 y cwtr hAyns
been raid fr bout 20 bb the sales OF hEsS btng lVV
Ibis at4s cvt. for common, up 10 ~ c"t' Nr me
quality. ...--..s..-.s. -,
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4. ,f,s,,i,P gef. trlr w. Tsm0. aaf B,rNaf1
p,s,n n Canon hdy. Guild and 90 want Mrs. C. Pti- VS.
-. ~ n lido Franci. As-ul ~ Ri-fko'rl y No
NJ II prss NJ A. CIr.e cr. Cllt ana servant W. L. ~
prr,,ea J r. Il,rt snd srrvrn'. NJ G EiN"i tHt y
-. ~, Vdv,r Zee nienn-d 20 a 81 lhpmt capt
Ir5sr al brr Folan: T. Nrai. DR.. Csittc. i AID e.
van, ; Nrou Row j. W. Storm. H. H. IutAf' j. = d" '''.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK.......ocr. y
Cleared.

ppYc'or1 " . rne'ln Antwerp. I,f-. Co.
-Fupire. Grey Apsschcoia > ai' Z N 1"''i-
Rrg--Niorrnrv IN = Nsry4 Ih1an af hplt-rt i'rl'
Berry Jses .ouvIe Fs.. a. Tupg. D.. b.. be- tlin. -
Joins 2 Rome u nv ldn Ao4rs 81 .fY1n - 't 'r.
T. l. D. Il. De WOf. " ai-s witch o1.i'a l't.'' u. -
sboorer.-E ~ Jane srov Franklin C. M''srY A'-.
T., Pee. Geice slvsunsh. II a. Tslmsn.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct gfrrired-shp Gray kes'e' W a4Pe'
RIO &c Jsue.ro Blanchard. Banchd, Boston; kssr,
NJ ko. do Ene BaIte do Sh"foy, Berfy MYSTIC A. Lar
I'D. ter GnDd. Nlmngon y G., schrs Magnolia, I0rfey, New
Yors Chanse Coon Boston Monose. siof- DO w CoJer.
E.vref. MiddletoSu. JaEe {. Patterson Dol. salem
COMMISSIONING city o. Bos0n, CLtpd Botoui BRIG IN
pre- Nj 90 A. BIonrhlrd B7nrtat, 30 ko,nef fn"' DO
.elr cha rtg. Coson Boston Mssnoa Ior~Y DO donffo-
sfoi er. 90. krusington. Poster Boston
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Markets. Reported BY Telegraph.

ALBANY Oct. 2o-The following have been the receipts
Of the est q hours FLOUR 1000 bbls BARLEY l2OOO
bushels OATS, 400 bush. WHEAT. 5000 bush FLosR
i, sesdy at previous rates BUcKwHEAT sells at s2d~2 o.
WHEAT and Corn. no sales. OATS IN light supply
Sales 10 small extent 4td46c. BARLEY IS stesdy at
Gee sconsn 15c. for Canadian, and Toe tor stste
4roged with sales of D. coo bushels
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l)olitiral Notices.

- A special Meeting Of the Whig General
{ omnitts~, win BE- held at the Broadway House.
SAT- RDAI EVENING. Oct. 80, at y O'Clock Puncaal
attendance is requested. .....
Gro. 2 NELSON. (e-.,a,,..
MM L. SnARDLoW. ..l-
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log Mail.
-. 81 ~ a. v c 81 sAse Frss Yfi, ro B. ~ Loaioa
vfb II o. be-, srr,ot~si
A-..t,eu. ya,, from Is.fs, 60
Nes Yoik
rcri for Chsr
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bed.

A. jersey Cy oath mt by Rev Charles Imbre JAMS
n MORGAN - tho OF NJ {. Morgan Co., to ELlIABhi
& daughter u Henry southmsyd ESQ, OF that place
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" Nominations for Congress-

" Nominations for Congress-
I'll. LIST. 3D. 81. S JAMES BOWEN
~. .ltb, 9Th, lCth, lith; II H0BAhT nAws'
With, 18th Wirmsb'sh. JOSEPH HoxiE
vi Is sih s S3 aots MARSHALL o RoBksrs
VIII 18th, 18Th, i9th. 49,. JAMES BROOKS
yEW.YoRK WIG CRY ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES.
II I pss,r. r. B % VIE < Nat. s WING.
III AUG r. GREENE. Xl. RoBT. RIcHARDsos.
V las ?. BRrmsYR. Kill WA TAYLOR
Vi los r. FAAETr. XIV. HENRY HoUsros.
viii NJ 3 5pa' slu S1psso XVI Mo0sTro.1
'"e"i''' Of The G CRY NON SoalxArrovs
For Nayoy-MORGAN MoR0AES.
Fer For Ss.ys ds1hEsE Aa W RrBLEr
10, Centrtiler-JOsEPH h. TAYLOR.
Tor GIN Iaspee,or-CHARLES RIDDLE.
Fo, CeSnSr Of Repoir, and sg!piiY-WM; ADAMS
For street (omssissioHer-JOtIl, DOANE:
For f'onHseI 10 COyDoyotioR-OGDEN HOFFMAN,
FOR Coroners--C. BRUENINGHAUsEN, BkRN l.
BuDD, CHARLES MISSING, and JOHN SIMMONS:
foS Cor>,nor Of linn Hogse-W AsHINGTOS SMITH.
FOR ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
T''g lo..pb I,n,op ii. Benjamin Rhodes
a J. Williamson. u. Warren Brady:
3. samuel r. Msbbatt. -. William Wnfht
4..JOstph Conuel T. Sainnei weeAs'
). john b. Rodnan. D. issac ", DaiAr''
d. Christian W. 5chalief. 10. Joseph Roger
T.WillAm D. Andrew H. Jaeob "; Patterson
g. samuel Breyoeft 49,. Milian. b. DnSs.
"a D.v,d Auier -. James Andrews, Jr
JUDICIAL NOMiNATIONs
Far Jgdq> NJ svpy'e CoaIt-CHARLEs !, klnnLhND.
IT,, I,,do, Of SDDerioy L0wr--JOHH L. MASON
-" "s' y lJOHH n. WHITE,
T., ds,lc,, NJ bGgr,o> Cosr VIM. VI. STO0DILL,aa d
tJAMEs LYNCH
The above names publshed IS the Regularly Nom
maid Wis Candidates ard such are roeoa9e1ed By
lie Jont tscnfi,e C0fnmittee 0f the two Wing GENERAL
<omu,e.s ,o the support Of the Wings Of the City aud
CCnn,y OF SeW-iork. DANIEL tLLnANN,
' Chsir1nan Joint Exe estiye COMMITTEES.
pr
JOHs LsLoR,
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PHrLApzLPHrA MARKEr.-Frid0y, Oct. %

BARK Is Gull at per tun and no sales have transpired
The CoTToS market rather firm, but the sales commune
limited There is rather more inquiry for FLOUR 1r snip
rent and further sses Of coo btls mixed and good brands
have been made 81 81 PER Dbl closing with bus Few
sellers al this figure lot OF Gray's NILS sod az
a. rs IL needless for speak OF the splendid quay
OF this FLOUR because II has already become well known
as to command universal favor. There tar inquiry Tor
city consumption a. - 62lG 81 for iar snd soo9
hands and 81 75 IS for extra RYE FLOUR and
worth 81 Conn MEAL Is inquired after and DO
bbs Pennsylvania sold 50 Is The stock IS now exceed
iDgly light- ~
WHEAT Is in demand but there is very little coming n
Sales Of IA bush have been made SlGr ob tor
Red and Al CO = buh aOat for prime old Pennsy yanla
hite The market nearly bare OF RYE and Is wanted
for disabling CoRS dull and &C. T. bush lower sales
Of 3dACuO brsh Southern and Pennsylvania Yellow at
73c ale and White roc OATS more inquired alter
and 5d6 Go bush Delaware and Maryland sold at 3Sc
bush In GROCERIES and Provisions there IS but SIN III
bu,ues IS doing and prices remain without change. WIS
KY is firm ct z5c. in bbls. and 2itc, IN hhds.
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~ First Ward Whig NomInnfIOn.
Bar observation-disclosures BOWEN.
H., M,ssJ,y If As,ensblg. THOMAS II. WHITNEY.
pr A,,isfost .iiderm0H. JOSEPH JAMESON.
F.y 4sses.og...........J JOHN THOMPSON, Jr
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1852

lsalse for Ohio and apS2 for Western Daries Cheese
selling more freely for export and the trade s6se
SAiCA sOOd demand for the trade. Sale. of 400 bales
TOBACCO-The marie. i. Aetire there being good
port and home demand SO hhds Kentucky sold a. 81 aS
Ohio Seed Leaf At 81 lSc and Is do Florida l9d2le
sec bales Cuba at 100 e and IS do. Havanast &c
tes sod At $50 IS Is aud do here and to arrye, 81
LEATHER-The market i, firm with an ir,uroyed de.
and ioI hemlcck Sole from the Fast.
WOOlsrln addition ts the sales we reported yesterday
we hear o. some large operations amounting the AgEe-
favor the seller Considerably.
NAVAL sToRES-The nigh rate for freight check, great
.oa q 5 s ESqss q Fem SSgay & @
bbls. Fine RESIN at t3d 81 So 30 bb. common do at 81
SaS 8 for "inlinston and 100 DO 81 ~ 81 IS for
North County lto bbls. Tar sold AZ Sj62..
FISH Is very active. 600 quntas Dry Cod sold a.
q Sl4ds5 56 zoo bills large Bay Msekerel a. 81 -
Ioeo tbl. fat No at sl and VI. at g Isl 10 900 boxes
HeEIins sold AZ &c Tor Scaled, and Sc for No l. The Ass
SUGARS sre moderately active. 1850 bids Masoova.
Brown Havana 6G6ie.
MOLASSEs continue quiet $50 hhds Muscovado sold
2d%e; 100 DO Clsyed ls0 &c, and 100 Sour II Z i9c;
50 hhds roro Rico, re.
COFFEE i. moderately active 1000 bags Rio sold At
stdsle. 80 Lazuayra 9ic 70 bags Domingo &c. cash.
OILS qset. aO0o gallon. Linseed sold from
66d6c and some few &C. Wholesale parcels oscE
e;dsc; go bbls Sperm sold at 81 90 100 baskets Olive,
HIDEs-The very light imports of late have induced
fTmeT market The sales this week included in
lAst report follows: 5O0O Buenos Ayres p H. at
I6c foI Canada Loo do. 2lb, l6c 900 do 10 l2-b
lea lt4e.; 5s do, 5o ljc. 400 do. 22iib ljc: 1000
Rio Grande, &-D. l5c: go do 22id SSb, 2jc.; 400
Barcelona, l2c elected $50 lrish Sau ghter 4jd6 &C.
56G 6Tysalted southern 2b 9ie; 80 sreensalted New
foundsnd. &C.; - MinOs lob, He; s2i RIO Hache,
ls!-r l5e- selected; 30 Western Slurg ler 81 d. &c
500 Calcutta City Slaughter, 81 az $50 Calcutta
Buffalo. = n Sic.
HOPS-Tle market is more actve; go bales have been
sold ct &c for new.
LIME-The market is not active the receipts
Tge but the demand limited Sales Of 1900 bbls at CSC
for common Rockland and 81 so sor Lump.
LATHS-The market is buo. aud very ectve. Prcss
have adv snced. Sa'es Of ?, COO 30 st s. 81.
LUMBF R-The market very firm Sales OF FIVE cargoes
Spruce A. ca
SEEDS-1he market i. buoyont. 5000 h Clover sold
for export at &C. Fax Seed Is buoysnt $50 bush rough
sold # 81 3i0 81 50 for southern and Western
SALT-The market Is firm. Fine salt - scarce at I'M,
proved prices sales OF cargo Of ground Alum &c. and
AGO bush. 50. Martins, on private terms.
PLASTER continues steady al 80 "a delivered here.
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s. DISTRICT COUKI-Be orc Judi
SENTENCE.
James Fl. Bowen, convicted of an assault with
MARRIED..

d,useron, weapon ian the Of the hp ievithan
ssicnci this forenoon three imprisonment al hard labor
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RioR DREss GooDs.-As this is the season
when the ladies preparing THEN Winter Costume the
ropretcr Of COLUMBIAN HALL, No. PSI Grandst- would
announce to their PATROLS and strsnsefs waiting the city,
Mat they have lust received ne rvo.cs of Teh Shsws
sad silks embracing every variety Of brOche Cashmere
nd fLlbe, ShAwls Plain Black. BTocsGe, Clace aud
fssd Shs; reh Dress Canton Grapes; M=rIno, Ssyony
md stuart Plsids. Csshmeres, PsIsin-,taS Muslin De
lanes and other Dress Goods which thy ofeErg far
eelow the market value. Ladies DESTROYS " procuring
aenns nsw IN Dgess Goods invited 20 visit CoivN-
HAN bali, No. 81 Grand-sf
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~, Third Congrsssienni District. --rsoE-


FoI Cosgres.......J PHILLIPS PHOENIX
erge nuuter OF citizens Electors Of the lid Congres
-ona District having expressed the desire 10 have Hon
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX nominated for Congress. and nav
irg addresssd HIM letter asking tho OF his name or
such purposes, neefin sof friends and fellow citizens
hsh on the nth nst., u was =
R-soired That Hon. J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX Be, end
hereby is nom nefed represent tho lid Consrecnl
District OF this State in the xxxIIId OF the United
states end that the electors " the Drct be urged svs
By order JoHX COMPTON. Chsirasa.
IyssE G. CONFER. Secretary.
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CURK FOR RHEUMATIsN.--Ne will add in
reference that valuable remedy, MoRrINosgs Rheu
uafio Compound and Blood Purifier advertised in olher
columns OF todsys paper The propreoss have filled a..
the space slotted them, with the oedabe and
vncng evdence from portions OF country and
from this city. They have further stroug evidence, and
pie city reference prominent merchants and others in
regard virtues besides sufficient written testimony
nom highly crtdtabe souIcss 10 i this entire sAset
Those who are siced should get and this remedy
kfore this dreadful disease has ruined them for life Office
No Barcsy-st, (Astog-House.l
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rksMAssHiP.-Mr. GOLDSMITH adyertses
a. the last DAY for receiving Pupils his cheap Writing
SAs We therefore recommend All no desire 10 avail
% es'asfyes OF Mr. Gs skin apply this day his Rooms
~ Broadway The charge ory - ioE fen or Is for
"sofy Lessons including stationery.
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lFf fNEsr VILLAGE SITE NEAR NEw-YoRK.
scsces ss 81 7co Sssu,e ssIss
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pr.r.-cH ship kgnc. Cart PulrT oa RIO Jaasirc
port yesterday havns h-en ahser. Ner br
On ard wh~r- -he snd have hsi tie
noh uls encountered sht suhy winds sRd
H. 20. she encountered tcra s's. sOm Y H.
y. W whuh when consisred, gskes 4 A. snau,y sho
voyss- CAPT. Piumer brings Re- tt'-- TO SEP -
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&c '-N -'' va Wv
scht Mari Seuu SOUL G~o-s,,on D c s,v. ,,,,I.,,,
70 ;. l. NcCyraay. ' ~
Redelf 'D@'' 70 ~
sehr EHchaEirs-, Tyer wnston asv, e,,os and n,
VI stores. y l.. AcCrcsiy S 49,
sehr. Frsnkin, MELON, N.-s,nis. hays po,s,c-.
Schr sarou Hk.kn. Csliis days humber % Si, u,-A.
& Co
schr Sev Cob Tsbe,, Eas9o-, - DAYS plaster ,.a IA, .,
Smith q yu'on.
schr John Po;'er. berry Ssn.s. dsys, rsne sopi
BELOW-Shp RsPpahsnoct Ivcrooi. Is days; barks F,s
Or Re Jsnero ard Dloulohr .c>hgo Wa r1s~nser-
sAILED-sl7- Siz;es Right for SlvsaasA; iconar - sai
Cornells, DAYS, New-Oreans, ard oiher,
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~ Fourth Ward.-nkGULAR WHO NOM
NATIONS. o,.,ra.ws
e Ss.yS,yJ, AUGUST Y. GREEN.
~ h"..,e, fiI.ruaa JOsEPH CONTRELl~
- 81 ass.,so~ JOSHUA THURSTOn
y" ds'e''"'''''''''a PHIIIP ). DOWNEf.
Far Conssabts .......... )GEo. W BENNETT.
For Ipspsrscys Of tkss~r'
Efrx. pistrct--Jireh Bail, JssDes MI T. Nh
second D'r.etEm.nsrll Lee. sos niss. r,s
third Dstne G-. iah. ESwar5S Benjamin y. BUCK
r yTi'I pD,srse,~Dssel MURPHY EaT,sd Bsrscs Co.,
ArcarrAIe Hall, sscrseo.s
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tS The body of female child, about IL
months old found in the North River foot of One
Hundred and Nncteenthst. yesterday morning Il
taken the Twelfth Ward Police station where the
Coroner wss notified 10 hold inqueet upon IT,
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iP The body of Capt. Jared Need lost from
the schooner Jonathan Boram when run into and sunk by
the steamboat Frances Skdey, OF Nerpisnk Point on
the evening OF the l4th inst has been recovered and
recognized by his friends and taken the residence OF
his family in Greenwich, Conn. for iHeyment
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KILLED ON RAnRo,D.--A lsborer named

KILLED ON RuLRoAD.-A laborer named
James Ban was instantly killed on Thursday morning
by being run over by one OF the Harlem Railroad trains
at One Hundred and Fifty isht-s He is believed 20
have placed himself upon the track for the purpose Of
being over the engineer OF the train used every
exerton get him TO leave the track but without eff
feet He also made every effort check the speed but
not able 10 do in time prevent the from
the Twelfth Ward Police station where the Coroner
win hold au inquest upon them this morning Tnc de
ceased employed in the sugar refinery OF Mr. Har'
rs in the vicinity of the place where the accident
CURED lie has left family residing in England, who
shortly expected 20 arrive IN Tie country. Tie
was native OF Englsnd, - year. o. age.
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Important to Dairymcn!
r. w. DAVIS'S
sELF-ADJUSTING CHURN

SELF-ADJUSTING CHURN.
NOR CHURNING, WoRKING OUT THE
Z BUTTERMILK AND WORRYING IN THE
SALT Manufactured by E. WING s. Go.
West Goshen, Conn. -
The allowing gentlemen with many 9th.
erS, have kindly permitted US to use their
names. not only for reference, bu; to say
that the Churn does all that we claim for It
both as good Churner and 10 working out
the buttermilk and working in the salt.
A. Miles & Son. Willard Gaylord, Joseph
Wooster, William Landon, Jonathan
Thompson. Norris futile. Philo Howe.
and Benjamin Lnwton, Goshen; Samnel
Johnson, Norfolk Andrew Bartholomew
Sheffield, Chesterfield King. ] Gid.
Goodwin, Russell Calkihs, William Chap
man, and Elisha Winaus. sharon Jacob
;coville Julius Hart, George wheaton, Jr.
Titus l.. Hart and II. Il. -. johnson, Corn
wall Amos Pierce Winchester Rev.
David Miller and Nathaniel Smith Torring.
ford Miles Beiden, NJ, d. and Robert
Little, Canaan. Philunder Culver, Litch>
field.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!
Charles p. Freeman g. Co.
(Late freeman. Hodges, d Cos
IMPORTERS and JOBBERS,
IA Broadway, New York.


IA Broadway, New York.
HAVE now on hand, and will he receiv-
u ing. daily through the season, New
Goods, direct from the European nanufac
lurers, and cash Auctions. rich, fashionable
fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Our stock Of
Rich Ribbons, comprices every variety q!
the latest and most Beautiful designs inn
ported ! = a.
Mhhy of our goods ali manufactured ex-
FresSly to our order. from our own designs
and patterns, ana stand unrivaled. We
offer our goods fer nett Cash, at lower prices
than any credit House in, America can
afford &
All purchasers will find it greatly to their
lnlereStiO reserve Il portion Of their money
ana make selections from our great variety
Of rich'cheap' goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashe
and Belts
Bonnet Silks. salins, Grapes. Lisses and
Tarletons. -. +. -
Embroideries. Collar, Chemisetts, Cares
Rerlhas.
T"Hatits. slseves, Cuffs, Edgings, and In
sertings~
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hem
stitch Cambria Hdkfs. 4...
B onds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces
,iCaps. : - -
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Mantillas
and Wells,
Honi.on, Mechlen, Valenciene and
Brussels Laces, i -
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna Lisle
Thread, and Cotton Laces.
KID, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk
Gloves and Mitts.
French and American Artificial Flowers
French Lace, English, American and
Italian
Srraw BDnne!s and Trimmi ngs.
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groceries & ProvIsit ms.
SYDNEY n. GRANNTss,

CTAVING taken the Store formerly oceu-
Il pied BY Lyman j. Smith, three doors
west of the Court Eouso' mas now ano 'h,ends
~ keep constantly on hand. a large supply oi
GBOC ERR ES e. PROVIS, 0NS, Of an excellent
quality, suitable for the wants Of families, and
a the lowest market prices Among them are
Sugars, Teas. Ccfee. Molasses, Pepper, Salt
Allspire. Ginger, SalerAtas, Flour, Fish, Lard
Butter and Cheese, Crackers, Eggs, Meats,
Vegetables, Fruits Nuts, SC, &C., all OF
superior qualitics-and in fact, almost all the
substantia! Articles usually kept in the Groce
~ and Provision line.
The Public will ind il for their interest to
give him a call and make their selections, be
fore pure hasing elsewhere.
Litchfeld, March 80, 1852.