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by onkEs s SEQ TT, A.es,o..,r..

yMPRovED AND UNiNhaovEO PROPERTY AT AUG.
tioROn Friday, Ysh shsii
frrn 81 the good three story
and
the which stands being ofass ks 10 und II
havtse
,ssenty IaN~ng
feet alley il6 feet sssni.g
scrbed pshpey This The
most r.psdy IMPROVING o. tho being but ssarc
o kosraern Nnrket. MssfF -lse Aan rl's1aa cf
In ~ IT, asa - u,osh,
purchaser payments,
from cf saic. deed given m tskeH
THE tsdi~gshshse A@ GREEN 4 eCUTr, ~
srpe-d Auctionceyp.
anni Wednesday, e iits the
#serI1a a.Et7.ssa GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Sspi- Auctiosesrs.
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sesrion Oceesf
close III. ssh Of June following ~
The 6iio~ia9 schocss,
ianessees modern isngusgvs ?, nsshe natural
philosophy, m'nera, md eesfn >, chsMs~y; n~Ssesss;
comparative ansony, ph, accy, 49, ssss-y; t"sa ~,
a. ~ - .,e..a - 49, -.
- @.,,as..,r ~ .n.,r - 49, - .s~..rssc'
svsss nS~u srd have esrA
is.srsr ana 4, s~ e~hon 81 tau ,bess A. - s<t..A
= 70" '"e's@'as e'''e"s' s'"s' - ~sD
Ar. = follow. s -. -.
so.rai.s a..s, '.;.ssr, =
49,. :. :, ,,-c ,rr.,. ,.- 80. - ,.~s -
80, .s.o., IN , =, ~ .. ~ ~.
M.1cuiaou corinrn, deposit, sis..........
"An''s say sei 'as '"A 'ss :"
sas sss ltesr -ss-f 1asso
s..asar d medicine charged win eul uels. :, sases
|. sss,ia enc, sl.-.;s. oysssEs Essssos.
-. -. ;--.,-,. .......-- v..-..s. =
. ~
hsApr o' rsosrvss.
IA w,lIau Ns4ps, n. D, President ~ ~
wrrI.s kIsssr. -. 81 - sr'ss9 rs -.
r. ... +. s sr.s..l.s, -, - ~.
ss.1.Is c..-r''" 49, -
y. x. Tseer, seervnry. 49,.
Rev r. u. ruruurs, A. NJ. rusesp~- -
PC G w..,r = ,,s.. We; r c.:
u. .. = p. s...., s,s 49, ...s.s- =. -.
virrsss p. sssds.r .s.v ssessss :. - - -
~ Sss.sr. vim ,,sS n s.s.rsS - ss-ss s~s ss :.
- eSsesr'e~.i advantage. vsy
-. a. ..,ss,s !. ss.errssr. s.rs, = ~"ss 49, :y
Ise seu ss~so~ wIh = spessd - eSses IN ~
- 49,
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ncKyEss nisssslrrI RfvIK
NKw ORLEANS, Sept Considerable fever prevails
along The Mississippi yick,busg. Na'caez, Graud Guis
Port Gibson and Patton Rouge aiil c,ed with IL
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CRITICAL CONDITION
Nav YORK, Sept --Pdva,e European letters received
here by the Asia represent the condition OF Affairs Csn-
being very critical Outbreaks were daily expcclcd
Shanghai was quiet. and business very duh. 7
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NORFOLK. Sept Capt Morris. oftbe British chip Sam
ae, board Of whose vessel slaves receay oun.
secreted, has been discharged BY the authorities OF
city, the evidence being such clear him all knowl
edge Of The presence of the slaves HE vrssei.
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NALUABI.E BUILDING LOTS FRONTING SEVENTEENTH
heswesa l. ard Asesso~-O~ Ts~-day
s-ii, eessck.
hsc s~sAsss o's they ssa ~. Ses Sod b.
s,dsp~s snhSv,sen u 80, hsv-s
- - " s ra~aas h.<s 70 a'rytsss asy, swess
y scsvh- 7IN - sst 80 sMss-.5s@
sf.r the sale NJ the
premises iots Nos aud ?, Dsvdsors
No 49, having frc~ CONNECTICUT
feet inches sct~esn ard ses nosfh bach 100
o 4 wide asfey. - - =. - W II
Inc pv-ysy hssd.c~.ssy ,crss ~ . aps,y
iwyw"vs~g ~ s and rr sale viii ~
traitor n rerc~, ~t~p.s nushs eprd sv-svn~us. e
Tsrms o~e th'rd c.sh tssrcs 10 ~ t~,ive
&sesrri
fwu 1ss NJ s~ ae-a rivvn and dced
d,spnssle. cRgrN 4 SCOTT,
scrs-d A~sssc~e~rs.
ErOW hENT nsvEe thvee-ss~vT bstek wsv~hsws>.,
vhgSAsv
~ssv svasr. hoss
wsr~bss>~e ~ scsss
b. v-sy easily thrown resvo~s ~,s~ss wsn
n &s1ts f~t
DAVIS GARRETT,
ser a-dlr Csvp~rssvs.
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ODD FELLOyx HALL
MISSES COLLINS, .ss fs'f
TAe Distinguished vsnsiiss, assisted " Mr. sEDGwIcK
Master IAN. and others, viii give IS s. -
- GRAND MUSICAL soIxEEs,
Coamsscins wspsssDAs Evsn,ss, sepseSber A.
During the snss..s.n, Nv. Resins VIII play The 'aravaI u
N,bos House, New York.
ronas saE did the evening a The benefit oe New Orleans
Abundance .sa ..dS.. o. Additions.
Sep la ra IN. CRAFT, Manager.
Proposals Ter On Ter AAsAa-A...ss. 49,
T..A.s., os $780,, ;:.as.,. -.
aassut .esr# ~ - aa's sspssssers ., isSa.
SEALED rRorosALs WIN b. oabos one
~: i: 9: :.:: \: 80:
drveses so.VsAs bossss,
Il. . . ss .s =.
casts ..i..ss g. 'lspns In prime ORDER ssore =.
sss ,ss: 10y
nss ., Re- .s: 9 = a,S e ~
Tern days Iross rhs srs a sueh ssiv~ry :"
An me al e..o.e.~s f ..A, ne i.s..s os.s. =
h.p.A y s..s. y .sy X
..s..1 ss.. ~ ). r.. :: -.a !. s.,s..S q r.
m.,a 'np.a ., te"persiurs q e q rsAs.sen Io~es
s.,si y - eosssss i s s...'r q .: as
The so..d asIsr .s,isrrs aspsss reserve, u. sA
nd n.esA may y sAe lowest fo~ osr ces'sdsra
=. s: scat :. s'.esa = ss....r. 's.s-. ..d e.sd
LlsAs sss.. ss., :, y . =, az
THORNTON A. JEsKISs.
Sept Io-1wr1sd Secretary.
AUousrA HOTEL,
ArsssrA, ee.#e. 7 g,
SAMUEL c. WILSON, Les-~s snd rrorvicscs.
sa--'sA S''sA -. y 49, s :. a''' Doc" w~'s
THE hsvtse Of hotel
y. ss.1. s.4 ,.so.. sissss.I "a o.oss
serve ,h~ as p-s..sssi oardss - veil !. s.es
s s.. :. =. =. =. al: s T. ss..,. d.
se's' Of he hou.< AID 70 add % ;" 'ep"'.,':s ss.y
A.s D-d7sAia-usov s.5e. - -, - -.
" kRy DxssRA RLC -.s-pr.~.A pv.y.rsy .@.r a.
rss-.sss. ssssss rsv.a. st h.~s ~ yysa -. four
ss... ....,s,...s s.,s... .. fs.;ss.i:
s..: ,ss ..S sAs s s.r.s...
Cssa1'. nyrsa., e. s.s .r.sA~.y, .sw y:.h:-
: :.-. = =: :: - ~ =. -
~ 80. ss, s :. :. ~ ,..s =: S. ss"
fer'.A's az At s.y o'hes so'e' il sAs e'".sy.
ser7-m x.- r.vs. s.vs.sss ), r.sa
~ ,. C. INQUIRE Assusa~er.
TRUSTEES SALE ov VALUABLE BUIiDssc Lors--sy
r.s 49, - 49, = =; :. =: = =, :. .s 80
-. ..' : ss.s ~. :. rs.,s =. IA =, .-s.s :.
aes- ~ o'>srt, ~ p~s~, ws - ~ No. ~
frssaag - f>sS vwg~a esusaSssae
57tex .s~ssv sss A~sss - 80 ~ tseAss VIZ
gass ~
vgasa a18k
SD no ssnv 80 SD - sess~& Oesa ~ fN
~ 1p~sss~a stsnanA - rsp1H ta>Oviue
~ - - Osssvsssy, - sSsss hs~suss
ts ftI ~
81 Ow~atsa kaases = i ~
!, S.ss . .s. -. :. ros.-y - s !. -. :. "a -.
+. s ~ : :; s..' 80 T.. - s:. . r : =
v~ss~ n sss psvchsss~-
CBAs. q. wALLACH Tssssre
MJHEfF Nt'A5# \. G. M~6CtRE,
e~p s-~oAAds A1rapUecs
uAwruonsx- r..s,.w..a r.,..--A...s.~ ws.z-f
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ny }. G. MCGUIRE. A.ctleassr.


.sCnus FEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs-sy
s assa . q a .. duly :.a a ~ .s
s.'ia ~ es"s ?. % :" re s Nos - g
oi fronting feel south .irer i...sss = .ss *
,rs ~ss y Zee, deep =. No. 3 .a..s ~ 9: = - :s.
n1rs = Isl e ~ sss ~s between south street and v
property very eIissly rapidly improving
Of the purchase uaosey cash.
and The balance IN and I months m nse. with ssed
Upon compliance Of sale,
s.a ne m. q a. a1s nos Win Il i,
days sr ne ae The viii be resod at the sk and
Al aaHve,.nee. at the expense Of ne su'ss:,s;'
septs-sawAds Aseassesr.
Or SALE fast uo',.s horse g, s.Aals haras...
rsnied perfectly sound, and Kind 10 ride and drive
EARLs Livery susbls, 4,A a., .ear acm.
N. A. rs sisa~rs Female s~xinaTy 1er 0sard-
lag aad Day Pupais,
GA r street, tetsee. Ts<yIA a.x 7Airfss.A.
TUE institssicn Thss~day,
18Th OF September which tber pspsIs isssssasd
b. attendance order promote speedy
The addition. l..sy ..s. e.s. ,s
advantages and facli'es 20 their pupil. -
sosIdns ,ag. sysprslas psavs1sd
so%s S a enmDs ssse S; .sssa =
Asnd with and oss. c.s can = ssrs
Nc pupil VIII be ADMITTED uae'" 'an-As'o references r give"
Yor terms &C. circsi.- may be mad .. ss seAi.a aaA :. the
Aug 2S-dti5fhSep q .lt.t.5.
NoTIcE-Ths Navy Dep.n~s.s <s.sn.n poposs,.-,
. s :. na and sA nos s sss ~ ~.
uusa saa JaeiAo" b'as
The Phlzaeiphia nsv yard.
desirable nm .houd specify ne Do. -,ssa
which will rrymessu wiz fol-
Ono half succes6at t1al sarfsesey de-
an~r rssnAs, ~
Judged Of by e selected By ~ Secretary
Navy Ns&*t
NAvr DUFARrHusr, AuS. ". 1873
IIne N.oaaI Esea.s s. .aisson,
III. Pennsylvania and Evenias Argus Of riisAs sn eas
publish s8sttf t&s5 NJ etas-sa 81
II AUG i-drs5aainss- .laE vsag ~ "a 81 80 -
/ is enc nsodReA 10
The popoions ny dsmsss asd Aswss, viii BE
NJ
boilers nrf~ad of building 4.gs,
toows: half sucaeevfs
ip satisfactory the Department. and The b~ia aSses - ssss
sace~esu sdxvd ri
10 be s~ieeted by the Secretary Of Inc Navy.
NAyr DUARTxssT, Ausast u, le5J -s.s.t -
National iaxeScer Evenng Sa ~ Waotngnu, SD The
feassyvAn,aa and Eveans 81 rhA4sh r~s&sh
Aug 23-dtseplo
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Barrcs, SEP. Further arrivals Gloucester from III.
fishing grouids report all quiet and boarding by Briisl
vessels Many OF his fishing schoones viii pay
penses, and win consequently make second voyrs
this
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VI ecuss~usg pan ~ via
rfA shks uAs, AssreS -hs, pists s'Ihs, 49,
rlAA NJ assr-S vrv~eA ass~.sisss 2. issss
spsrss, hemAassns, Fv~prA 0evtsNs. &sgst4 -
NoN~~Hsps ~ r1k exn>s-wuTth - eeH@
Yrv~eh gknsksnss Eagsss st~eAsss lrsh bssas
t&ssfiuGn, bom1sks, peSssu etapsrv
Crspe sAawts, pSaa wocsse~ shaws
slsnvs and kcrG
tSvxps cnNfNsU, vesstny
Tfw~~ ~ ewrew, sss.~ esrpvss vsS~dm enT<e, m
I'll ksR<s
heu IN nssd, @rn ~ ssss 9sssuu = gss sss
~wsA<~a reatN bargains usaa - ka1 s1GeWUpFs
ser e-Aaw4wh NALL nQ0fBE9
fA@E1Ov1A hsw vs~s, with - b~aee fare1ears
~ - r~w6A s&~~
ss~sss~e 1913 1870 a - ossa AyVys - ns~s sssrss-
ksrs-~s1w =. H. n~oaseoa-
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PORTLAND. SvPt~9 by despsirh fran Calais Maine,
we learn that several buildings between the rail-
road and Ferry Point have been consdn, ed by fire,
Loss, 81 900. Two men pedshed in lhe flames.
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In i ey ysassay svssns, amer
CATuAkINk A. CUkKtN
fuur CussAx. ss9 Of AaaApois, Maryland She died
she - kveA-a bosn Chs,susa-
decea<ed win take place Monday morning
eess~s, hs s residence Of her trosher, w. w
esq, SD proceed o rau,ckt Church.
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| &-A.. l.o.G ..o- I. e.ES.SZ. u ] Z ys.lsS !.
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&C yes don't you zee those two fine lois the
nerf Those are yours and 6ne bargain you havei7
Vaughan was, OF course. delighted, and requested the
DR. TO cali a, the True Derocfat Office al four O'Clock
and settle tui The weary hours Of all tina, night passed.
away. and agent came The primo pal conductor Of
the "unjer g,oini raifsoad' up there scofchet
Vaughan says abe wouldn't treat a niger son'
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Desyss any relix,os easy to despse. bnt il is
much better TO understand. TYPHOID truth when ihoa
csns,, and he wiling. for her sake, TO D. hated but
know that thy ind vdusl is not the OF truth
and beware that ey not oonoanded. ID, good for
thy IN satisfaction, and what follows Casse
10 gray hairs TO be disr-xadeL Help and give willingly
when ibou hast and think Of ,hyself for u; ;
and IL thou nothing let thy hands be ready With
drink of cold water. and myself for that ess
Aot always when thou knor cs bot know always what
,hor .asss No, the appsrrnt devout, bat the truly de-
voat men respect and 20 HIS ways. man who has
The fear OF Col in his heart IL like the tina, shines
and wsfm. though il does no, speak ID that which Is
worthy OF reoomense, and ask Reflect daily upon
deah and seek The fs which IL beyond wfA cheerful
ooorsg- and further 70 OF the World without
having testified By good deed thy love and respect
for the Author o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .ssh
certain Sunday school teacher in the practice OF
taking up collection in his jsvene class for ni.sona
~ ohiets every SUNDAY, and his b,x received
OF penn.s which usht otherwise have losoa their way
10 The drawers OF the confee,oaer and Toy He
little -urr~,4~a. no w~ver. Son lay. end
bank bill crushed in among the weight OF copper H.
was moi long m Sri,ag be Of broken hs.k and
on asking The eass who put here. the donH 600,
po ted out N him ny he clsss who had hs~
deposits H. and thought il very benevolent gift "Ddnr
ycs k-ov 'Asr this b good f,s sosAsGs' sad shs
isseher Yse." anAw@red the boy. Then, wha, did
yos tss y IN the boz fo p 81 dsAa Poss ths lisas
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Joseph HsyFron isish baiister with broad brogne,
WAS trying 10 Judge Startling. the LauderdsIe
court. dAy. hat something be laid down Law mss
law but the judge promptly ruled the point against him
Not satisfied, 10 took up Blackstone and commenced
reading passage 10 prove be right. But the judge
interrupted him somewhat Indignantly with The nicrros
aiory, Mr.. Heyfron do you say that this
does moi uodersand the aw!" "Ob. no, yer honor"
Immediately rejoned Joseph in his barneyest Irish. "
don mean TO say that yer honor don't unders and the
law. bu, merely readirx The passage show what
a divl OF fool Blackstone was 70 s4aE
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sa "a IL ssssl IL. p'll.t,l.s q sisTl.y1I
pogt aud the case hereafter 10 be tried en- criminal
complaint The odendss wife Is the dsnghsr 81 Dadssy
Selden. esQs 4
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BY 7 Ell E G R A PHI.


AIRANY, Nov. q, 1858.
Hopkins whg is elected to the Senate in Washington
district Mcurray and Thorn wings are elected to the
Assembly in Washington county.
Sheriff. wing, is reported elected in Ulster district to
the Senate.
BRo0yE COUNTY
Gives $500 majority for the national democrats over
the free sonersess than 100 free soil votes Ia the county
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
HudsonSecretsry ofstats-Ieavenworth, 400; Clinton
45 verpank 12T The balance OF the State ticket runs
about the same. Barnard the whig candidate, has
majority in this city Of sos, Whiting national de-
mocrat) and is undoubtedly elected Martin (whig) Is
elected to the Assembly, from the First district The
wing county ticket Of elected as the national
democrats and free sellers have each ticket in the Hsd
The relative vote OF the national democrats and free
sellers is about the ssme.as in 1s4s
~ er'e'p'F''-ls'''n"'r'h 50 Clinton 20 v'rplanE'
Stockport Wing 100; national democrat 81; free
soil IL
ERIE COUNTY.
BUrpAlo, Nov 0, 1853.
Putnam, e~hig, elected Senator; W W. Weed, Rollin
Germans, E. n Hatch, and c. a. sill, whigs Assembly
men
Vote for state officers not Jet ascertainsd
KINas COUNTY
Gives the national democrats State ticket majority
over the Zee soers Of about four thousandhe same az
Cass oyer Van Buren, In 1s48.
ORANGE COUNTY
Gives 1000 majority for the national democrats over
the fres sellers, on State ticket
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Wilson, Maine law, ID elected member over smalley,
democrat.
ROCXLAND COUNTY.
Robinson whig and Maine law, lsads Stevens democrat
~, With Qoe town 70 heax fsou, wbiea WI probably
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-PmADnxuA, Nov. e.-Rsportsd By Kssa TsyIor:.
trx Board. sid 600 Camden Amby ~ o. ~ Vi;
5000 schuyh Nav e's 1872 b. 10; 600 do ~; 1000
Penn Dist Coupon Vs co. $50 shs Long Island RR i41;
200 eesh lax 200 DO b. i!H 10 Morris MAJ Nal
2ok 50 Reading RR, ID, ST. do s6 SO DO cash, So; a
Penn. RR, 46x Louisville BAnk, Ill Ba,os Boards.
81 COG Tenn Coupon ss 70; $50 sbs schuylE Nav pre-
N long g. I'la ss 3 SR s. a. Sss =
hanna Canal a.. 90; iooo Psnns g. 100 .Ss Long
Island RR, cash, l4,[; 100 do b5, i4x; ls Penna RI,
4sh 10 Norr.to.n RR sSwn, 81 so Reading RR IS; 10
Louisville Bank, Ill; 10 United States Bank Sx 80
Girsrd Bank 1855 10 do, IAN; 100 do b. l2 Ii Bank
Of Penna lls after Board-16o shs Norris Canal l4<
100 Island RR AK; Morris Canal preferred sSwn 90;
Bank Of Penna, lis. Market steady. -
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forward which shivsrsd skyaAn And royalnasn lassse
to pieces, without harnins topnast - otns yards ~
vered iorsaast taking out pieos four nchss oeep
from me cap to the rigging, without disureing the
o. any part OF the top; took the arboarA fertspee
snee and fell to the deck with sxplosiea equal =
OF neavy bonbshs, and sending up shower OF ~.
Ito tne Ar Ike aery Furnaces tsarr~ ~. opasii ~
fore '' ne sail 70 shrsAs. onNa-
.-s .-s: .vuttle found the for. -, -'-. -
wn''n DTsosesso the chain locker. ana vhiah -
stopped BY few buckets of water Two mon vho 49,
sitting within two feet of the place Of sxpIoson vss
sgbty hur-one having his aide soorohsd from sherdsr
te hip without harming his Clothes and had hs ~ ~
by fragments of the topsa sheet both were vs -.
on duty In twenty four hours but neither could ive
any Of his sensations ct the time Of being
BIZ BARK IEnnA from Bsliss Hon, for Liverpool has
been got on st Martins Reef
sCR DAVID WOOD 208 tons, to be ssld by auctieo
9th inst as she lies South Beach, opposite Ssgg Hec
Sails rigging cables &c, to be sold Same time.
SCHR NANCY PLAnrEAD (not Ann Pratt Bowman, SUP
posed from Franklin La for NYok, IL the vessel report
ed ashore on Loggerhead Key.
sIooP ARTIST (of Somsrset), from Bistoi for NYozk,
was dsmasted 7th inst off Point Judith, and towsd
into Newport 9Th by sloop william.
TnE SL0oP previously ashore near the lighthouse CAPE
Island 10 stated to have been sold recently for $50 aaA
the purchaser has succeeded in getting her Of with
considerable damage and she Is safely anchored II
Norris River
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TRENTON, Nov. 10, 1868.
is apparent that the democrats have swept the State
Rodnan NJ Price, their candidate for Governor has from
FIVE to eight thousand majority The Legislature will be
largely democratic.
Camden county-Hsywood whig, for Governor, has 600
majority in Camden D. Browning, dem, County Clerk
The whig and Maine law Assembly ticket ia elected.
Gloucester county-In this county Haywood has 825
majority. Dr. Franklin native, is elected to the As
sembly
PATERSON, New. 0, 1862
Passsic County-Price's (dem.) majority for Governor
in the county is 1874 For Assembly, Philip Rafferty,, de
Charles H. Nay wing and temperance and John j. Iaroc
dem. are elected
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Herald Marine Correspondence

THLADNEKtA, Nov D-H
Arrived-Bayk James Bsyley. Brock Mstanzas briggs
Hiram r) Fitzpatrick Hillsboro; Helen Maria. Piercs
Fall River; Round Pond PIERCE Bath, Ne; Ro franklin
Havana; Susan Small Small Windsor Ms; Mary Perkins
Nckersop NYork schrs Sarah Ann Smith Smith Boston
Mary Elizabeth, Price. Port Walhal Lsrkin Cherbuck
Wareh ana Cattell Williams, Boston Ioargo Sharpe
Maracaibo; Globe Baker, and Lewis Crowe Boston, n )
LAMAR, Kelley, Harwch; Excel, Hamilton, Portland g 8
Mershon, sprags, Boston, Groveand Greenaw Eastport
Iawn lay, Rocs part Hecksher, Boston; louisiana
Reed, Nowburyport.
Ceared-steamsh Keystone State Harde, Savannah;
bark Adelia Rogers, White, Boston: brig Washington
Nerfiman, portsmouth; schrs Mershon, Spragg and
smith smith, do Ionsdale, Baker, Provid.nce Amelia
Limit Newburypot; Henry Mutt, Gsrwood, Wilmington,
NC; Kate Holbrook, Hall Boston
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MARITIME INTELLIGRNCE,
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP rs-Black Warrior Bullock, Mobile, Livingston
Crocheron CO.. Souherner Evan, Charleston, spoford
Tleston u Co.
ships-Albert Gallatin Storer London, Cook Smith;
Havre Milford Havre Livingstone John Spear, Spear
Havre D Hurlbut h Co. Cordea, Bishop Mobile, mas.
ter Eliza Warick, Frost Melbourns and Port Philip
I Dugan; Screamer Skofeld New Orleans Nesmith u
Sons Medallion McClintock London, Nesmth Sons.
Barks-Harvest. Nichols, savannsh, Sturges, Chairman
IS %eOnsa opdon m0n
Schrs-Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven master;
SURPRISE Cole, Petersburg James Hunter Co. Charles,
Gouday, Yarmouth, Ms, Braine; Era Chanbe lain,
Boston, W Herick Rio Grande Sharp, Philadelphia,
James Hand Lion, Kline Psntego, NC Demill Co: Q
Nickerson Salem, W Ropes l. Co.
steamers-Tacony, Hand, Philadelphia, W q Thompson;
Piedmont Robinson, Baltimore, Parker Vein Coal Com.
panY.
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sHP DASIK WF1sTTR at Boston from Liverpool sprung
head 24th ut lat 49, Ion 81 in gale but secured
1t with chains.
SNIP WESTON WoRrp ashore at Sluan, II Is supposed
will become entire vrssk, the chance OF getting her
off is very problematcal Nearly all her cargo has been
got out, the greater part damaged.
sHp IAPL.ND, hich towed into Little River Cat.
Ter BE, sold I'd inst by uction. The huh sold for
$780, what the sas anchors, chains NC, Brought Is not
mentioned
wHnH sHr OHlo from New Bedford for Pacific Ocean,
got aground the NV side of Palmers Island 7h inst
but got of same night without damage after dis
charging lighter load.
BARK MINNESOTA, at Philadelphia 9th inst from Rio ia
metro, ct 90 Oct a. lat 20 N, lon - 40 weather
uxAtnpg and Distant hIrdss. WAS struck By lighting
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THE CITY.
The New Common Council.

This body will consist of twenty two Aldermen and
sixty Councimen Neither of the old parties viii have
q majority in either Board. The members In favor of
reform will constitute majority in each branch, with
the aid Of few independent democrats wings.
classified according to old party distinctions believe
there is equal number Of democrats and wings in the
Board Of Aldermen. As. they have but little official
patronage In appointments to Office 1t is to be hoped
that both Boards will not act a political association
but devote themselves to the benefit of this great city,
and thus end the days Of corruption
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These returns from 81 Of the 800 towns Ia the interior
being from various sections NORTH and west afford
Affair." sample Of the state Of public feeling at this
showing great apathy on the part Of the whigs and
complete division OF the democratic party, by which it
Ia resolved nearly into the original elements Of huners
and bsrnburners at the election of 1s4s those factions
giving then nearly equal vote in the State Tor Cass and
Van Buren,.
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Memoranda.

Bark Louisiana, lying at pier SO Err so5 tons, built in
Waidob0ro In 1876, has been sold to Mr. A Solomon
for the West India trade, at 1900 cash.
IAuNcHE-At Orland, Die, 9TH inst, from the ward Of
Samuel Reyes Esq, elegant half clipper ship Of shout
heavily tmbered and copper fastened and is in every rs
spect superior vessel She ia owned by Messrs Wells
Gowen Of Boston, and Others and intended for the
freighting business. '-e
At Brunswick, Me- I'd inst ship Redwood Of 1900 TONS
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF REMOVAL OF TRoops.--The
Newport Mercury of the Sd inst, says The troops
stationed at Fort Adams have all left for New York; there
to remain until the weapk xsr their transportation to
California provided We understand that the com.
psnes urred of by their officers than was
Hrst proposed from the fact that the making
regular business of securing to themselves wives who
they veil know would have to be left behind when the
order cams for them to But with al this preoau
toA har that nine married On the morning II
The ~ tAsy Vsgs cayy;1d ~
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= :. bO6T0y, Nov o.
Ar1ived-Barks Isabella, Leghorn; Young Turk Malaga;
briggs Cape Haytien Hannah Balch Lady Of the lake and
Sabao, Philadelphia.
Cleared-Shp NNgan Australia.
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1, -.aUlti0naI Returns.
VOTE FOR CONT soLLER.
The following table shows the vote for Comptroller
the State ticket far heard from Cook being the
whis candidate, Cooley the national democrat and Kelly
the free soil democrats nominee;-
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TwENTY.sEcoNp WARp.
vste for State Senators.

In the Third district Of this city the majority OF
Thomas J. Barr national democrat, over Richard s. VII
lams, whig is about four hundred. The district com
prises the six lower wards.
In the Fourth district the total vote stands neatly a.