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aas- The splendid and fast running passenger

LEATHERs John Perc master having unnvod
ably denned leave for MEMPHIS GRAND LAKE, GREEN
WILLIE COLUMBIA GAINEs'S LANDING NAPOLEON HELENA
vcKsBURG NATCEz all intermediate landings THIS MORN
ING, nj 10 o'clock, positively.
octs D. n. CARROLL, So Union Row, Carondee street.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

s vita subscribed capital sa1sao. prepared receive
'-~' FIRE, MARINE AND River RISKS, -
a. the Office OF the Ccnpsny, No. l6 CAMP STREE.
Every with tie
pohs divided among thos i.h the sorpany lis
earnings invested control Of tbs
This established purely the mus nsaf.
believe ossfn aps
pctioy holdera
Ths eolpsng shesa
sins y II sxAN pER BROTHER erezasns.
i,ltTy r. Preadenl.
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SULPHUR BATHS, both by vapor and F u

SULPHUR BATHS, both by Vapor and Fu-
mipatiopSince nnny compelled to Vapor Bath
Fumgcns for te Of eeaneous affections hea
plants the glands highly important tina
appropriate should be used for the apc
of these special remedies
The unds signed twenty years. experience has succeeded
perecur graduate strength
The the engsof the the gravity of lis
/ plant. - :. ., !, L. ,,,. 49, =, .,
Mandatory Penmey No. ST. Louis street.
and Robertson [an5 3ml +. MAUBERRET
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yV,orsJ,s Safe Coaa,pasasy.

FHSHE attention of the public is called to the
a utility superiority of these Safes all others Our Safe
entire principle. We first form
strongly wcug plates which
tfon chilling the liquid making
sble the ehise drill and capable Of resisting ne bowsof n
asige scientific, IL Mature
Msahaie she leaves bolts or aps rvess for the il
put Neither the burning eeu9nF make npea-
.ion mass lined as tits with tire prod wall.
that thsse Safes with LfLtEs
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANB
only really depository other
1e We farther theres bu little security Of the popular
They all the work of eca
hrokenintn experience has demonstrated.
This Company prepared to furnish short notice Els and
BANK VAULTS for banking institutions Mercantile
which will be warranted Inland Powdei
Proof, when with Illes Bsuk Locks. IS
sample ofthe aboys Safes and with NEWELL
thu office of W. W. WHrg
rrnhiE tf1 l. c. FFTTEEs AGENT IS Camp street
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asg,. The superior and swift running pacl
Departures OF the Collins and Cunard Steamers
.l- FROM LIpERPC0L

EUROPA, tBr NEW YORK. SATURDAY, August 49,
NIAGARA, (Brl j.. for BOSTON. SATURDAY Sept A..
PACIFIC tAm.). for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, g.
AFRICA, (Br.). .for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, II.
CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, l3.
ATLANTIC, (Arr.) for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, ~
ASIA, Br) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 90.
AMERICA, (Br fog SATURDAY October @
ARCTIC, Gam j. NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, g..
EUROPA (sr.)...for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, g..
NIAGARA, for BOSTON. SATURDAY l6.
BALTIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, 90.
AFRICA, NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 80.
CANADA ftIr., BOSTON. SATURDAY, 80.
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Mas- The splendid passenger packet steam

JET The Splendld passenger packet steamer
LOUISA Capt jackson, Gin place Of the Princess
wsekr) will leave wARRENToN, NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND
GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NATcIIEZ, FORT ADAMS,
all intermediate landings HIS EVENING, nj
o'clock. Passengers shippers win please be in readiness
D. r.. CARROLL, So catondelet street, Union Row
My- The splendid and fast running passenger
MAGNOLIA St. Clair Thomasssn, MASTER leaves vICkS
BURG, wARRENToN, NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF ROD
EEY NATJTEZ all intermediate landings THIS EVENING,
at o'clock. Shippers will please be in readiness.
Oct5 SMITH Il FfMtSTER, "a Poydras street.
NB~ The superior and swift running passen-
ger TEXAS Capt DWoodswor, will leave for sIiREvE
PORT GRAND EGoRE all intermediate landings
THIS EVENING at o'clock.
oct5 SMITH FINIISTER, 81 Poydrns street.
l:fs- The superior and swift running packet
steamer GRANADA NJ. Gwartney, MASTER leaves for LEFL0RE,
GREENWOOD MARION, TcHuLA, YAzoo CITY sATARTLA and
intermediates landings THIS EVENING at O'clock positively.
shppera will please readiness the above hour.
oet5 SMITH FiNIlsTEf, "a Poydras street.
Mu- The swift running passenger steamer
JAMES MTILINGAR Collier master. leaves for CINCINNATI
MADISON all intermediate landings THIS EVEN
ING, at O'clock, positively.
oct5 osLEsBY & MAcAufAy IS Tehoupitouas street.
I9- The new and elegant swift running pas
senger AARANTH p Atchson MASTER will leave for ST.
LOUIS, CAIRO HICKMAN, FULTON, MEMPHIS HELENA, MA
PoLEoN THIS EVENING, o'clock Passengers
shippers will please readiness mt the above hour.
oet5 WHITE d BUCHANAN 10 Poyiras street,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Tuesday Morning, October 5, 1852
CoTTON-There were few buyers in the market yester
day the sales limited to 5000 bales The market
closed heavily, and with decline for the middng grades
of about 1.$. We modify quotations accordingly:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ......... -tD-- lMiddling Fair. -'010h
Mddling .......e]st6 esS Good Fair, 1llG0114
oorror AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Iotacco, hhds.
Stock hand Sept. /, 1852; .....a,5a2 ,,o, 1884
i''''. yesterday,..... 57so-12o195 Is 1929
129727 2so53
yesterday ....4 600 1866 oO0=- 42So
Stock on hand not cleared ... 96.071 1878
ToBACCo-There was inquiry. with sales of over
$50 hbds of which 1853 hhds at 1855 at ia, and IS at
$40 p tb.
SUGAR AND MoLASsEs-We noticed only retail
transactions at previous rates.
FLoURMarket dropping and barely 600 bbls sold i'll
Guiding $50 Ohio So co. 1876 and 125 Extra Illinois
at 81 so % Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn remained quiet, with sales limited to 500
sacks in many lots at coo bushel. There speeu-
ative demand for Oats 1890 sacks St. Louis dis
posed of 800 q bushe.. The sales of Bran included
800 sacks at &C. and $50, in two lots, at 500 p 100 h.
PRovISIoNs-we noticed small sales of Mess Pork al
$50 90 " Dbl. Nothing doing in Bacon or Lard.
Western Butter advanced and 40 rkns sold at 1876 . ID
POTAT0ESA lot of $50 sacks sold at 81 95 q sack.
CoFFEE-Rio is held at S15f0s}4e p Ii for old ant
new crop.
WuIsKY-We noticed only retail transactions at 1876
y gallon.
FREIGHTs-Two ships taken for Liverpool at ~
for Cotton for the port at 3s cd for Tobacco
and one for Havre at ID for Cotton.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT limited at our quotations:
gterling 0SADl09A
Francs. bl1 3aGO5 z
NewYork sixty-day Bills. .114D1 p ct. dsc
Sight Checks NewYork.. .........}4GO7a q ct disc
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SEA GOING VESSELS.
REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.

MOBILE
ET0R M0BILE.-Dai T. s. Mail iTnass
4 IjnssurmSf Asrsagsment-The ap1
plsni lid oorasare parket FLORIDA. JOHN Grnnt
tlaster and CALIFGS1A, H. T. Ensign maate- faTing been
built sEpresy the Lax, rad vita One
;e steamers i tszye the PonGhssn Railroad DAILY
sr at The tskc n the i2 O'Clock stopping daily al Bay
st. Lrs and PaEs Christian going And AID at Paaoagor
s Wednesdays and atdaya GOING and Taesdngs and Fridays
@ Passngers and families witt. extra baggage ought 90
he II o'clock NJ ths will stop take reigh
after tie arrival Of the ia o'cioek
Freight Bag St. Christian ought to sent o
steamer 81, CHARLES.
TT This Way Bog Landings will sly
the Office Of the past eleven O'Clock
iel R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening, October 4, 1852.
Arrived IS Western Beeyes, 40 Hogs and lot of At
takapas Cattle The market continues but scany sup
piled Prices firm
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly &c ~ Is net
. :. (rexas, etc. ............. 4n2544c y tb net.
Hoes ,.,....,,,,......... -G671sc q Ii net
sHErp Observation-Disclosures OOdDS9 90 q head
Mich VOWS. SAulUfoo e He1u
CALVES AND WARNINGS. 81 00fOa9 90 - head
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I
IOUSgILE-Per 10 hhis tobacco Murphy
Brander Williams d5o chk haeoa, 104
bales nys Nale Cox &so-b6 hging 81 coils rope
AZ bales Latn bxs mise Kelley 1housont5
bb. Hewitt Norton &co2s tos hams &co cks
bacon Martin, &co50 bbs whisky Taylor Cassiii bbs
NJ do beef inseei oil Vedenhrg
%colOo pcs aggiug Shuz bbs potatoes and
Donnely Bezzi9O apples W Benton
bills pickles. do kron Seennd4 do do apples
snO cablnees Monort Paun--6 bbs Twche &co3
urey-5 do cheese Martini bb blue lick Oakley iiaw
kins-suudries to order
oss4 Buckner Stanton2s2 Watt Desaulless5 jack
SON Seo-la Wright Williams colss Henderson Pesle-l9 Geo
Conney-s Boger Foley Avery4a Bande Williams &eo-a Al
Menbergr-is Yeatnsn &co-a1 Ward Ionasl0 Donald
rns ri Moore-s4 Cocks &co-20 Il Dennistouh &eos6 r
Becky54 Ieyerich Byne &co-1 Nugent &eol
Kicks aco-7 Thornhll Mclhenny:o II W Hl4o Harrod
NaodyI4 N{cRae Shaw &so-I Male,
NeoWlS Whers- hides W Wtheml-sundries to order
Total, 20ss bales cotton.
wARRENTONPers Princess No 0l bales cotton Eel
loves kco-sss Stanon4 Watt DeSaulles2S d.
Payne Harrisonle0 Gale-s Oakley hawkn56 Geo Con
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Hayre and Bremen Steamers.

HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, Sept
HERMANN. for NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, - is
FRANKLIN. for NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, - 90
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, October l9
HUMBOLDT. 90. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 81
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, October o'elcock P.
ENOR MEMPHIS and all interme- ~ h.
andings-Memphs Packet G EO COL. l-FHss5.Sa
LIER-The splendid passenger packet GEoRG
w. will commence her the
trade leaving MS above leave regularly EVERY
ALTERNATE throughout the For freight
fSeS' 'f GEO. w. SHAW Co. "a Poydras street.
sep2s WHITE n BUCHANAN 10 f"Saras street,
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

n Steamer Georgetown left Louisville 25th u Reports the OH,
er falling with three feet inches Teadwater Island The
ss;ssinn falling from Cairo down.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

6sOTILLON PARTY-To be given at "a
j UNION HAIL Fourth District on ATURBAY EVEN <fA
Ticket VI DO ~ SUFFER- lIS
EREEo CHARGE, -, AAs<Sf
b. I5,,. r., s,,ast :. oet5
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sSOR MEMPHIS New Orleans ~ r.
~ and Memphis Packet G EAI-The regular pas shsssEi
enger packet Capt Burd Paris will commence
Saturday, September and
regularly during leaving New Orleans ~ cry OTHER
SATURDAY conjunction with the l. r. lt CaPt
which leaves on alternate The Gem has been
reed and and for all the bends ana
landings between vieksburg aud Memphis. .,
s'e1 WHITE & BUCHANAN l6 Poydras street.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
RHtI.u


Adams Gray.......BM
American ....-...LpT
ICurrO. -......--... Nm
John Williams .bM
Mary Eiizazeth .BM
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning. October 6, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Scfr John Abort, Robinson, Charleston, CT Meeker &co
ARRIVED.
Span ship Jose Junnh Onaga 10 days from Hayana ballast to
Puig Mir &c0--2d district
Span Sarachsgo davs from Ssa ballast,
PUG PUG district.
Span brig Third Of May Mtr days ssa ballast, PUG,
&co-9d district
sc Sarah Elizabeth Webb master-Basn.
Scbr Yise Perry, days from Pensacola,
steam boats
Georgetown, Mcpherson. Louisville.
Louisa, jackson, from New Carthage,
Pon AcF arlsne from Campte.
Princess No B. Phelps, from Warrenton
New Laonn. Hooper, from Bayou Sara,
George Collier, Goslee, from ST Louis.
Toybos Andrews down and
on l9l u brig Octava schr McKny-boueht NJ
ship Jopha Junna bark Maria brig Third OF NAV
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

syxwoaLEAN lELTILGfiNANs DEcEAsED.. ssi7
RI VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
- Of ass rendered. Il 1859 II Directed Ne Hon.
viii procea aelI at pabc u Rotsnsao she
,bstwecn
osfober ~ 1889 1a secaust af
The slave named JOE Creole aou "a
apd Dayman " traas belonging e said
Terms efsh on the spof.
Act: p aale the
Esq, Not.ry rsbiic. JA3lEs r. FREEEJ. go
ssspis y oets rs Sheriff NJ the Par4sh Orleans.
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CgRLEsToN-Per Albert bbls whisky, to
bacco hhds sugar casks 10 ties hams 1850 hides
pkgs mise.
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VKTARRANTS-N 81, 665, for 40 acres, in
w WILLIAM MIDDLETON; No. 9447i for so
in favor q THOMAS WILLIAMS No. for so acres ia
MES ROGERS have been received by the
the Department Of the hereby to the CLAIM
ants forth receive Exchange
Orleans. iy2i 3taw3ml F. N. HARAi s.'s' -,
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EyOR VICKSBURG, NIILLIKEN'S ~ h.
IL BEND, CARTHAGE, WARRESTON, a4ttttaHsSaaEs
GRAND GULF, RODNEY AND NATCHEZ-Regulai 1sISzssrsk
SUNDAY vicksburg Packet ii. NJ WRIGHT, Capt. j.
Carke.-Th magnificent ard swift packet
H. NJ. WRIGHT Capt D. Clarke will her
the October, and will leave EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, O'clock. Returning, will leave Veksbug
evening" 5oclock further particulars apply
SMITH FIAiSItR, "a PoSdras street.
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Y.aZOO RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, October at 5 o'clock P.
EvOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD. efiagA
IT MARION YAZoo CITY, SATARTIA VICKS-
BURG all intermediate landngs-Regular zooA11a
Packet ARKANSAS the and very light drtu. hit
Capt Stevenson will leave above For freight
oc.5 "ff, SMITH d FIMIsTER, 81 Poydras street.
Will leave TUESDAY, October s, at o'clock Nj.
EyOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, ~ h.
Il MARION TCHULA, AGO CITY, SATARTIA
and intermediate landings Yazop River Packet
aud swift running
GRENADA Cp, NJ Gwartne viii eaye as above For freight or
pa cage, apply board, or TO ~ . 49,, ,,,r,.,, ., ;,
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MEMPHIS.

wlleave TUESDAY October 10 O'Clock positively
E1SOR MEMPHIS. GRAND LAKE, ES h.
GREENvlLLE, COLUMBIA, GAISEsS LAND lRttsei4Esla
ING, NAPOLEON HELENA, NlCKSBuRG NAT zEzzx-srisSs
CHEZ all intermediate ltndngsThe splendid 4. r.
LEATIlES PIERCE, the Leyee receiving
viii leave above For freight apply board
fool Of Canal street, or ID. r.. CARROLL,
uct5 So Union Row, Carondelet street.
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VINO PROPERTY OWNERS, STEAMBOAT
CAPTAINS PLANTERS, etc--The undersigned would cal
attention TO the celebrated BRDGEWAPER MINERAL PAiNT
unequaied tkEand
PROTECTOR unsurpassed for olt door every
The public examine certificates
g. c. BO3Ehi " CO, lamp street,
fy2 Louisiana, Alabama MISSISSIPPI and Iefas
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H.yOR MONTGOMERY AND We Hsg =.
T. TuMPKs-THRouGH LINE Via M Basin. Lsssssss5
entirely slegaHt erWETGMp-ksEEzsza
KA, A. G. oia eonmasiag gnes being anhsd a "
October TO- leav
Ss,yjreans EVERY Alternate WEDNESDAY. TIE WE
UMPKA we'll calculated the trade being built expressly for il,
ahd eaasea A No. So
sepl5 MCDOWELL, JR, d Co. II Poydras siTset-
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DIED.
wILLET COLES,


Tus.lsy A.E 81 atsrs short Illness, WlLLEi COLES
IA tsr "a Jesf OF hlsags. 49,
HE mead. Of t. r y respectfully nvitei % attend hs 10
nera no IN " H. Cole, No q, Bank y,
neral service vii be performed A. g Matthew Church. Chnst'
,urr-s'.
~. 7 -slsy. Aus %, cATHARlsE ELIZABETH, VIE Of Geo
Gurus and iiurhisr Of John Metes OF this CITY.
TIE f-His Of tie family and he mrmbers Of Hermitage Lods-
Of repeatedly Hvifri O. si'-nd he fpsers
Msdnefdsy) afternoon ~ cock WITHOUT igfsf n'tsbo3
from hef at isuc- 81. 800 Wet i6tL ~.
Ay4 81 Al Wansburgh near sss Y0tk. MARY HEfT, agst
q b. "a gii- Of Brafey hlokh ri-r. Ito Of Han Raa
On tuesday morung Ans g. alter sHou an1 severe lnsa NJ
THOMAS D. BLACK soa oi Mr. AaU Arn Cane ssed %yen.
ari 70 months
he Of tue fsy al those r. a.. oros, W j. Bsct
respectfully nYtet BIZ lurrai Nfrsty, sep
oss IL IRON his lsts residence ~ q Robasj,
g~hout .-rtasf lnvtsuoa.
60 Pbisielgla pspsrs please copy. - 49, ,,,.
A. N.x Brshs-Et, 81, Az 81, HENRY VAN ARsDALE, ."
lie "a year OF MS sac .--.,
Tie rehuye. ADD f-ni. he ny repeatedly sv,ei
% att-ad funeral ca M oa Ii sdv Sept T. hos
be- late fr.dsu.e
A. rrpsr MorranA, Ny, On sunday, Az q. FEkSAsDo
lt Of c4us arj Msrsf a ased u Hohhs $40 asys
80 Portasd Co. NY al Porsmouh, OHIO, 9''-f' 9''s''
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Total................. 1000 $50 lLOVOse0
Supervisor Stilwel, from the COMMITTEES on General
Taxes reported that the proportion Of moneys 10 be
raised by Kings County Tor school purposes a. per
Legislative enactment cf 1851 will amount 20 the sun
Ut Si2o61 H. The required meet tire ordi.
rsry and contingent expenses Of the County the Com.
mittee estimate at $4,000
Supervisor Broohs, from the Almshouse Committee,
reported that they had received esnses for the
plumbing work at tho County Hospital the lowest Of
which wss from Peter Milne, Of Brookl)n He moved
that Mr.. Milne be engaged 10 do the work Adopted.
Supervisor Bergen ssd that during the past year The
Superintsudens Of the Poor had shors Of funds,
and bad borrowed In anticipation OF the taxes that ~ers
10 be collected IL would relieve them materially the
Board would direct ths Treasurer 70 place an amount
L The. erst UethststoSe uiovod thG The Treasurer
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MARYE CorRr-Before Judge CowIes.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD or SUPERVIsORs.-Th Board
met at the County Jail yesterday afternoon, Mayor Der
~, OF williamsburg. presiding. Afsr tne usual pre-.
lnipary business tho folio Wing bill. were presented
for pigment:
John McEroy....... ~ o. u Nmito Co. J,t o<
James Esea1........ q ~ McGrsih Brennan. 10 o.
Ale M'Cue 2is o. John Frisni..... q 50
n Lee & Conn. IN rs leo Ball. 10 10
The Committee on Equalization OF Assessment Rolls
reported the annexed statement Of me vaue Of real
etIAte In Rirgs County
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" Glorious is the weather. Conf ore

" Glorious is the weather. Cool are
the zephyrs from Weehawken. Mild are the beam. Of
the yellov-hsire sun The twilight comeih upon the
sweet music of rejoicing myriads. The moon beams
Nssara OF liquid silver from the orb round as the shield
of Lochlir n, dood With mellow glory the mountains
and the towers and the high places of earth and Gid
with pale lustsr the pathways Of men. Fair msidzus
ard brave men go ferth in beau and pride, and the
light lauh and the Fay greeting bid farewell to the feet
Ing summer and give ftsipg welcome to the esrles.
born OF autumn. Henceforth declining SUM- thy slant
beams, storn Of their bsrbs of ire shall fall gratefully
upon the world Of life, no more forcing impe,uous
growth, but soilenips and penng the leaf and the fruit
and spreading bounty and sladness over the sar.h
LUNDY's LANE GUARD OF THE Nryrg
WARD-A meeting of this efficient Wing organization
was held at the Beecksrst House. last night, ASA Bur.
MAN, Esq IN the Chair, Capt LovErr, Secretary. On
notion Col L. Loves, Possly (who was In Mexico
with Gen. ScotD was elected Captain of the Guard
Asa Bu'msn, Ninth Ward, lat Lieutenant Mr.. Ma.
SOD, Teen,leth Ward, I'd Lieutenant; :. NJ Bvrns
Nineteenth Ward, I'd Lieutenant Mr.. Lesycratt Esh,h
Ward, 4lh Lieutenant Mr.. Adams, Fourth Ward 5,h
Lieutenant; w. L. Chase, Seventeenth Ward 9th
Lieutenant; S. F. Chstterton, Sixteenth Ward. 7th
Lieutenant; Samuel Phillips, Fifteenth Ward 9Th
Lieutenant; Mr. Holden, Nineteenth Ward, Orderly
Sergeant Samuel Brevoor, Treasurer On motion
Messrs. Leaycraf, Sawyer Cronk, Cunningham Al
bertson, Buiman and Lovett were appointed Con.
miftee OF Arrangements. On motion, the Commltsee
were empowered to recommend style Of dress for the
Guard. After some further business the Guardl I'd.
Journed 10 meet on Wednesday evening Of next week
TIE object ofran movensnI 70 eniiveo .as more 20
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mARRIKU.

On Thu-,i,y ,gg q. ~ Re- Dr Van Pet. q. " BLO0s
FIELD Mss MATILDA, daDtsr OF the hats chUls Coz bob
u his -. .... .. "a
BY Iis, Join Lille Asa o. ALEXANDER ELDER o G,-
qo2 Scotland 70 SARAH IANE RAfnOND. OF West Fnms.
NI Az q, JOHN MORROW 10 MARGARET GRAHAM.
both of Mhssbursh L., Aus 90 GEORGE GtLLbL In " SAi
RAH ANN HENDERSON. both eft scHfisnt
10 Piemout, AUG 2i, - WIZ tsn Durrn, ALBERT fkAP
HAGkE. Esl., 70 Mss BRIDGET VAN BLARcOh.
Aug i0by Rev. Wa Jewe''. ~ Plymo Il. n ALoNIp y.
TIAN 49, Conway Mas, 20 GRACE L. PRESTON Of tss Tor
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r. On Monday afternoon two elderly
ladies' residing In New.York, were Knocked down u
Grand ST. near the ferry, by runaway horse, which
had escaped from the stable One OF the ladies ~
what bruised but neither of them were seriousy
iDur,d
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FIREs.- On Tuesday morning al -
O'clock 6re broke out In the basement OF house No.
Dis Mulberry st., occupied By Thoma. hayes
cigar store. The isnes easily extin gehneo anu
with uihpg damage IL 10 supposed to have been INC
work Of an incendlsry.
About I2i O'clock on Monday night
frs occurred In Ailsns sLoon. No Fulton q, oosa
sloued By u, bursting Of . esmPh,,o lamp N sns
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OUTRAGEOUS CRUELTr-Hulck Refrl-
oa-Some.ime last week of tho slaves OF Mat
thew Rsynor, who resides 10 the vicinity of Raleigh,
In this county, ran away lie apprehsndeo MN Ia TINS
CITY al took him home The next day he cs nmsnced
bis cruei and hendhke puHishment a0d after nficdng
upen him hupd eds of s'nes, concluded by cuts0g or
both the negros Ears cose - bis head. Tne shocking
facts spread through the neighborhood, and
some way conveyed TO RaynOr that warrant had been
issued Tor his apprehension Upon bearing this ~ Inn.
medstey lef the county and arrived residence
OF Mr.. beard, in Upton County, where be died the
neNt day, and was buried at his residence Sunday
Menpt. Tenn. E-ggirer.
T. The Buffalo Rough Notes says ::
We regret to learn of TIE sudden death Of T. Waite
Esq, Of The Chicago TribaBs Mr.. Waite lad been A.
tending regularly 20 bis business up O'Clock in the
evening, and at In the morning a corpse. He
a young gentleman of excellent character and bud.
qualifications and will be great loss TO the public
r. Gov. Seward is TO address the farm
OF Vermont al ihei state Fair in Rutland on Taurs
dey next
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
H. J. Deldi0urs. IforIaey Lynch q C'arEJ - 2 Val 81
1852. 7 AM Noon. SPIN. SPIN.
Aug 81 ......6B II IS -
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Niblos Gardeu-Ihe Relies Stratagen.
Castle Gsrcen-tsv-l FANNY harin-tti Fauily-Js.a
b rtous Theatre School of Reform; Tie Two queen.
BaTauui', bussunl-fhs Orphans Dream. Dsacus a.
otto Cot,sEe. Hobokeu-Ffe- Concert
W ooa Mmsire-s No. 80 kroaaNay. Co...
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MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.-A Commit
tee of officers from the First aud Second Hudson Brig
aces met on Mondsy evening At Bergen Corners and
forwarded their arrsr gements tor the Encampmeas
which 10 expected to take place next week.
" Rev. VIM. J. r. Taylor has been
Installed Pastor Of the Third Reformed Dutch Church