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Wha1ers.

Arr 49, bark Lagrange Hammond from lu-
dian Ocean with bbh OIL TO w. Backe Fairhayeu
spoke In Bunehna Tuck Provncetown $50 bbs
Jny hits Lancer B. eco do dol Congress Menial
,p $50 VIII Messenger Baker do 80 80 on board Joseph
Maxwell wsddy H. H. loos bark Woga Dimmiek do O spj
hirs Surprise, o~nin, London SO sp Hen s Baane 30
wsren sP October ship Benz Rush H,skas do clean p
CD 10th shps Garlsnd Pa Pacific Oceans Gen PkS
Tew. n Pacific Ocesn; ba Susan Green. Pacific Ocean
SID do 10th. ship Speedw well. Gibbs. Pacific Osan'
at Edgrown 18Th ship Edward Carey of Nantucket IRON
the Pacific Hole ~ Sid ship Monticello Baker
fof Nantucket) foi Pacific Ocean =, n
IGhIn ror ship Con outer roads ready for the Pa
efe Ar spsftsp Nantucket full Of OIL for Nant
SID fn Edgsrown l5th ship Monticello Baker Psedc Ocean
Sid I'm Dartmouth 10Th bark A. r. Tucker Smith PACING ocean
sid New London 18Th, ship Codnthian Rogers DesOlst'oa
Islsrds - $50, >,r o ....s. o...,
On Sept ship Hudson, Chft Of Mystic o'
bts oil ,chr wahngon Edrdse tender to the H. ID com
ptpy. =, NJ, - -. ,,.v.,a-, &c sh,r
York Upola that he sold 80 bbs sp OIL AZ
40 per gallon and eio bb VIII oil al IS cts per gallon ne
lanc Re projected Sydney with az which port ne
h. arrived win be shipped or sold appear
the testin Of the or those concerned
HeNd from no date brig Ocean Chadwick, sandwich Osp
sroken Sept 20, bark Cacheot Hoaner. N b. ~ tp =.
In the Straits Of Iimor, May ship Peruvian Husey Nan'
mail WI ,o.
Oct ehr Walter Irving Nckerson, Proyineetown ilosP
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LAW LNIELLIGENOE
o,,c,rr ooTgT-ses.g. y.1y. ness,..

CIRCUIT COURT-Befzs jstz. Hessis.
yi.hs Y,xoE "a Ls al Ifs i1<sfeefs erfsSy
To recover 500 Insured the bfe 81 Benz Cs"oss
hs Tks pel, eos,ars1 ferye9D tt Ce<sSf, Sfs ~ "
Csliforris vhth did and 1ss there ~ tStT isesse -
pay hs ground thai plsEfs fsDfsssss9e Inn - -. -
srf,st h tEs ia IL ssfee bet "a ~ Asy b ~ 80
nun ed a. Tor clothrs fvrbSSed Cbssssfe Jss tAs t
SereS ana for he ssf se1 ys,s ss ss~ f"s>' ~
plaintiff etc o.
MAafrE COrET-Bst,fs Jgass HfftsrHJ -.
:. ~ Blssior< ssc anDtks ssstss Cbss " hssss ss@ 80
To flsc n f>r los bags Peenutf ~ - ~ PSf
has 10 ssfsDss AID tbsy ~ w ss1t< tts'9 w.
fxDDg them " b. vbleh fhf1 ssfs NJ
ksrs jsdsNsht fsf "a
kl4s1fs
CcURT % COMMON fLEAs.-s1tei1t Tsss Estps isfss
Ises1aha
tteffIss
Cecefaa JgeAIsss ya<s feoL<s
Letjop va entered egsinst y csttncs1x fOg DehStJ
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=, az. s,,t ,cst.nia, George NRtnee was plaool on
t,s.s,..r NJ eNstrs tr vNh ohiai"'Hfs cen o' la"
a.l,f NoN :, Nt.wfu,sh ~ '.l,sN '''''H ,
~ So Nv which she 81 enr' was ws' "
,rrf,fv IN the nane oi defend
80 "a -. rrtsN,.sA With che hushsrde money the Jay TO
$3.50 49, .f,sif resutnsd With verdict ~ not quits "
~Sfi Martin heretofore convicted of aaeaul ana ha'
- rs /. she Csuuiy Jail Co. nc u eight months
llafa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yORK .


Steamer Wm Penn Mortimer, ChAIlesos, Lincoln Co
Propeller Vulcan Wsiffruzn. fhladelphls, N brsc
thps-Amss Williams Hasru hosmlsh Sons Electric Oates.
H. Blower Co Owego, Stevens Liverpool bturgus
Chairman Go Venice Brewer Aboups Samuel Churchu,sn
Hui,as hebs Charleston T. Wafd. Progress Chase Mobile,
n.sm,h aoas fer,luds Lsd Mobile, H. rso North Caro-
ips ksausy. Han Franeaoo, A Eagle.
bsfls Fanny, Smith Mobile Eagle HAzasdl Coola iasta.
han, Kingston, ia a. w, Ttsndy A Co
B,saJ Andeson Dslane NJ MARKS 40, Hstswood Andsf,
Cos Asn, Or c."pt.li NJ ioha ~ whiesy Go
hatsas Motion, Jsskssnse, Thonpaon tunsrt hlooesl
bsssdi NJ Mssks IAdd thussh.
H,lreosIs T. n Wales, iinls, wiuinssn, n. Powell
Jsr.L nb hsshc Tsenton ns,ief Elizabeth B iAaen Phil,
sasphis w Mckee Ossso, kslsa hiehaeai a " rlsisoa
u ~ bisoiovs th'D Whls, he'mads, reaalsos jones
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MARRIED..

cEFGoRy- ilNsIEy-In North Haven Conn., on tue lhs
Ns,rrhrr iV the Rov. W. Robbins MI W ID oresorJ, OF
C,rtrssitva 10 Iinscy Of the CORNER place 81
OOn-A RTnokyn, ON ThGsdAy evening me I'm
- - A. NJ, VIM N Lewis OF Trinity Church
i fs'rs Of Nev-york and Mise Lydia T. Wood daughter
80 ~ late Krtserck W Wood Fec. -, a., II,
wiInY- IINT-ou the mn instant al Falmouth Me- ~ ne
Rev Jchu Wide. MI Samuel Wide ", OF Nhh4"oWs" hIf
g. Ma MsrV Z Lunt Of the former place
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,,,rr CALENDAR rms p.v.

,,scv,r CorKr-Nos ioat 81. is6. s9e 49, ~, ef7,
gfA 4aA "a nN Na iSs ga 90 toa 49, 80, a., ,,s
SrrtKloR CovEr.-Nos SOS, 900 tos' ~, 80, 90 80
80 80 ,ss 81 ~ ss ~ sss Sq 5S ~ 100 lo e2
"a "a "a sO ~ NA SaA ga tsi 40 M SS 73 o. o. 'h'
- "a, M ktN 81 klA 81 80 s6s So aA 400 DIG $40 -
svrErME CoVRr-Special Terminus. II, 6, p TO- ~
/, o. s lie iSA G.. q. Isl, iSS. 81
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py telegraph.

BOSTON NOV is-Au shrs Norman London star Of Empire
Livsrroo; sweden do William Psiten Shields srs. M.onc
I,d.ss,a Pembroke Rio uAche The Normsn snd sweden
yerv hc.vy weather ami received considerable damss
CHHRLFsfON Nov BAR tl7h bark Carolina, Ne"-fofk
ush) br Tartar New-hork .. -, ~.
ETORIFANs Nov Ar ships Harriet and JesH. hosto
John Luconia New York bark Fanny Fhiepha
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Tn IITr srlcIrr-The name Of the girl who
ri,ted suicide on Wednesday night by leapng into the
river frem che Of the Hamilton ferry boats, was
Bridee, Fitzgerald She employed as domestic IN
family in Barrow New York and on the above even
ne had paid visit 10 her mother, who resides in PART
cn ct near Van Brunt in this city She was on her re
turn home and in company with her cousin lad about
IL years Of age, when she lesped overheard.
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Committee 81 three was then appointed to obtain in
rsou relative TO the Public Schools IN me three local
o.. resolution wss adopted requesting the Mayors and
C.r-Iers of he cities Of Brooklyn and Wiiamsburgh
spd sursrvsors az Buhwck 10 furnish statement OF the
Estltts with The extent snd value OF properly IN the
Are ,lssts when the Board adjourned tn Tuesday next
NJ 4 oielock Z NJ.
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rInLApELpufA Ne. "a A,,is.i .,b'' John auap,go Mat
ytoyA.nss. psshing ffsndssyo, HfdEepori y thgop'
rh.r Do taqasts fsnse,i Lpbse Ma ssfss Isbo, Ffgs
CLssd shir. Arlington Ryss b,s'poo snsftls cous no
bah Jams Vtyl9y Brock. Hhf
lssa.st MA. issiah br Frsf.d n iehn o. hasns visa
,.,n.e atom & srha ~ o. Obgon Aver Pr0vdsncs
Rushng H. ndsrsob. New B~dfoi Alismshs 5bsIm,n doi
Johs Compton Nsrs Providence sesfo~of Fields Baltimore
uaIE. Hfaaou
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ur,, voux nAuy TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10, esa

50, o..,.,s n.,,.s. p6giisha a. 2f- rifh seeo
eg, Is.~.c, hs,sef Wsf tar' r. ~ ensief ,.dsls
az, 3 n hs,,ies 6esslsaA 80 r''h l'ns |" ~,sse,.
sAtffb s,.snsiip Nm penn ~o,'1,ef - s,isssp
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Tar S,yr CoxTKoNERSY-We. the undersigned
rx.g,, ,r-sz-st ~ N,rss SrrsKSs M,sviS % taass
WI NJ SxKkpe ~ ga & ia<E $40 - II ~ - -
fht rtvtTaYtr A. eATtfsc W.
-. ff ss-rxi ~ tssais ss AZ Vs-szsc viia De FAC
~ - ~ r'efts ~ e4sh party 10; So Tuhlta Al y
ssx ~ he Coz-sss s6s sasf rsFess Thai ser esnns'
~ -ccSVtt ron Nj AsfAs . i-S CHAR
Enke .rsf IN ~ Nfs-s S1eL--s Nh-vz
Srxtr [ rtwsx CAslSzr4z- Il CtLFiN
: T.,NrR NTwEIL
S.r-v.sk NJ y .SS Jos G. GiisrkT.
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,S.,s,, r,>'wN ana John smith che'iCd Win e's'WN
IN awe, ecrr 80 ttNc1'~s ,..ti~hmt.' 81 Whn,, la.
sA So, fs-,, went p, ~ stowe 80 vhlH c' sl,,,
Atr 81, n, " Aur,N te esh,f rrcAvtft Ne s' wv w. ~
WV. =. ~. -, ,,f..s Nk.~ee ~.s ~rseh~e h'' WV y,
rs 49, n. ..r...a ,A,sn thc fni, 'rna'eH 'e'" W
stIfN ...-.t.. 40 aotlv AZ
a. ,yNAN Schsp,k pleaded guilty Z" s'eennq el"''''' W
,-fv.v WV u Stvcr end -. f'rn,N.d -, y M In
.. mi f.Ar Ssiror rc.asd fvlt, ~ 'he $50, 49, n
..r..sg.t N,f NE rN'so'e' '''' 49,
80, .,sf.s 10 .ct is r,. ~. -,e'r . A
< ,Nso,i stt,ntn,si g. SainriNy ~
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-, s,.,,, eve ~. si.eon .rt ", v'hoi srsof
s..tf- NeNrs,u, r,t,,A rst s-Tsf IA e'rfH
t4tsrfse. A. NJ Nl'tNiW ttnN VEL dNrfN'i
...- s .e~dsrt vNhdri rfsff ~ ~ '1f 'Ne w''oN IA
.,...t W. - swHf vhn nNA't fr " n'l'e ~ nv wv
st.t ,i sfr ffHrHtnt ~ fsHH W. = 1N'
~, e,ss ttft t'f ~ ~Hf 'sf ~ rcn " ~ i'rf' ~
A ,a.ff b., fft rritu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

Tho receipts of the Vermont Valley Road we learn are in
crsaspr materially and are about twice the amount
necessary 10 operate the Road leaving surplus sufficient to
nav the interest on the debt of the Company The damage
10 this Road by the fshet much exaggerated IN the
accounts The whole damage be repaired for $780,
The damage to the Naugauck Road s about $4,000 and
10 the Housaonic Road $4,000.
After the adjournment of the board the following stocks
were sold at auction by Simeon Draper;
ali oO Buffalo Corpire and Y r. r, LIST mort "a Ild''
$1,000 Lyons (Iowa) Central r. r lot mort Is ~ .,
$3.50 Gin LosusIor aud chicago H. X teINe4'oies w
$500 Indiana Special Preferred lntereht 49,
$500 DO CsnAl preferred b. a
a. shares LtiarFe Insurance. S51eoe9V
10 shares Of Hamilton Insurance, "a
shares Warrington Insurance vi
100 ,bsrtt Cleveland and Toledo i. r. e9tdsz -
l55 shares of Be1dGn's Gold QusriE Machine Co. 81
II Muller wi hold action sale of stocks at the
Merchants Exchange, tomorrow, at l2i o'clock
Some of the papers have just Discovered that 100000 OF
PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad Bonds have been negotiated
in England fact which appeared in The Tribune two or
three weeks ago.
The NewYork Bowery Fire Insurance Company has de
clared a semi annual dividend of 10 cent
The Formers and Mechanics Bank Of Frederick Co.
Maryland 2 cent the par value Of the stock and ad
dtona dividend of u cents every hundred dollars OF
the stock for the last six months.
The following is the statement Of the Banks OF New
Orleans for the month Of October 1858:
CASH MOVEMENTS, OR IMMEDIATE LIABILITIES
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Arrived.

rssts, snip ps WI oissn, fsgs iysreel oct wA mdss
ssd 40 sts.,sss pass te fsylss utsh.
t'smsn sl an'sass. Hsrs' h'."aa 81 Dc with
Iet p.ss ~ a. A W ha1shr,d
al, lisasan te.s, fsaepl ia with coal bound a. es.a
h,bI e,sses Philadelphia 10 wik zeal lve.d " nssos
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TIE DAMAGE TO TIE hogRs CAsAL,-h IL odn.d
cred doubtful whether the extensive damages - The MOI
rs Canal at Paterson will be repaired IN season 70 '
boets TO pas this fan.
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aaN<&N Nv As NMN'NN M'-N y ~ Nv ~.
80 - = a.. N.-.NfNc ~ ffst-eN -rt 49, tretf h'cr
t.'.s A, sfsN>rs s~,h esvLNrr = tfelel.N ~
ttNNcsN y. S.A -i,ies 80 Nc.en ~.rt'''~ - 'f
N~ffr.t 49, So c--,i, e ~ vrfN CO.. Wct NJ - -
xsrsy.., Aer,eet v-> - c>ss'c~e e~''rA o""f ~
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Po,Kr CT CoxsoII0ATloS COMMEMORATIVE ooay
ss meeting 81 the Couniy JG Yesterday declared the
We rr< far ssd scsins; the measure in this city WI
katlErrh s.d Bushvick 9. The late eecton IS follows
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rt0Nt4V wv NNr'N ..' ~, n,gI - ,e.Sr-,-l
xctstess ~ ~ ~. 4. p, MN eva Nlf' f ~ WV
W" Ntffk ~. HtNA ffai'rcftt' - NIf' ~ r
Ne ~ "a. ,,y-cs esNS rrffN tnr'-7cr''f ~ To-
L..l4~A
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Fr.sIxATIoS BEToRE JVsTIoK BLATcHLEr.-The ex
animation Of W c. Moss and Thomas Donovan on the
charge Of killing Cornelius MeCue on the 23d OF October
last was resumed yesterday before the above Justice The
evidence taken before the Coroners Jury was Admitted
and one or two more witnesses were examined fer me
prosecution which concludes the case In order TO
reserved his decision for the present. the prisoners in the
meantime remains in custody.
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Receipts nj Produce. Nov

Bv Erie Ra,ca4-2S45 bills Flour searlosas Hos DO Cattle
and Sundnss- -. q,
Br Ecrth Rr bbs Flour 3s do Beef 81 pkss
Wool ia bushels Osfs ASIA do Barley, 2 dc
Whest IS bbs Whisky, 81 do Ashes
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Spoken, &c.

Oct 49, g. spoke bark Home from Batavia for New
York. 49,, -, NJ
York for Mobile
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LisrRTE FIRE EsoIsE CoKrAsT,-Os Monday even
sng the Fourteenth Annual Bal d Liberty Fire Engine
COMPANY Ne. l. viii be given Al the HudsOn H0ass In
Jersey City and presentation win then be made - the
newly elected Chief Engineer.
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MINIATURE ALdASAc..... THIS DAY
sus-Rkes..... So Sets..... % Moos-Rsss. IA
Sandy Hcok Gov Islando GO He'll Gate IL Hn
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ersuNp ,,'uNV. As,etsrres ncsatr 'sdsr frstrr'
NsrfAs ,uNiNr
,,,s.,isv C,t,i whc had ,nifi,d M ihe Nnted N'e'
49, A,,,s, W ~ .rYr.,,cn ~. ac'h,, ~ aseh-'te 80
~, ,,,,vs 81 sfro,ltt ~ wrs a'.rh,'Fcf
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a., ~, ,tcri. irrc,,- rcn,uue rhuu u'uth Vn''''or
th. e,v,.. a., THE wr.h 49,

Tho dunes of tho viii he noticed causes large
p,oporton of the imports TO Dc warchousod
We annex statement Of the earnings Of the Ga'ena and
Chicago Infn Railroad for the months OF September and
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ln. 80, 49,. $3.50 2 .,...rn |


~ fis about .<f,s ~, r. sssAevs
sbt 10 Wel tnass ~ th1 ~, In ov n '''o'f T. '
her . ..,,
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Passengers Arrived

In yaekefslsp De VIA Cian fr0s LsapoA Helbraua and
lsdy Mrs. Jane WikeIs A. HsdIey J. Duncan
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Hupsos COUNTY BIBLE SocETr.-1hs frst Annyer'
sary Of the Hudson Conuy Bible Society viii Be held IN
Js,,ev civ on the afternoon and evening Of Wednesday
the 5oth instant There viii be public meeting Of TIE
Society In the afternoon OF that day, at O'clock snd 10
the evening the Anniversary EXERCISE whi iase pes'
The Annual Report Of the Managers viii be reed tn1 ID
dresses delivered
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.NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

WILLIAM E. ROBINSON is announced to lecture On Mon
day evening next in Washington Hall, Newark in reply
70 Rev DR. scoTT OF that city who has been lectung on
the Religious History Of England Ireland and Scotland
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sToIES PRoFERII-Two women were arrested yester-
dsy at the Fulton Ferry each whom was oscertaned
had an overeoat concealed about her person One OF the
coats Is drab the other Of brown color The women
nre in custody and the clothes al the Chiefs office
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BUEeLARrs-The Office Of Denihe & Ely, on the
corner Of Adelphist and Fushingav. feloneously
entered on Thursday night and robbed Of small sum OF
monty left in the drawer The office Of Beers DENIM
on the corner Of Flushing and Cermont avs was also
entered the same night and robbed
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New-YOrk, Oct l, 1855 nv y. -, -, a m
NTOTICE-NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN ~ y,

IN ROAD BONDS-By former resol1ioa o. tns ~ ~
reetors the holders Of the Bonds Of the Company
Ist OF December next have the privilege Of mosn.e,
IN 1866 provided the holders thereof send the
Zee Of tho Company mo Hsnoyerst for registry ~ -
yenber This be done by letter sddesed 70 ~
-. 49, WIN BEMENT, frsses
18th. exchange Of Bonds above authorized psns
edtely for accommodation Of the hodes upon ~
To he Tresrurer
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RrpeI.Ry-Tbe house Of Mr.. Wan Cleef, in JoralemOn
q, was fonously entered on Thursday night and robbed
Of sum Of money and number of articles OF consider
able yalue No detection.
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49,. 4. .oi.o. cov he o,aYter ...... l25
iA0i''s' VI ''"'-" RREDK ; WINSTON, fres<sa
|. ABBATr, Secretary
Hew-YoIk, Nov. 10 lS5l . -. -.
iuo'V e@aN'Ae~ Wv NV G. Attne3
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PIcErocKrTs ABsUT-A lady named Eliza Brown, bad
her pocket picked Of Co. at auction store in Woughby
At While attending sale of furniture few days since
Another lady was relieved Of Gil in like manner on the
sarna dav
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The Ktbgous HlfIoTy OF thg.aHu I1II1nu anu 07V'I0
ROMAN CATHOLIC APPoIsTsysTs.-1he following sP
pontmepts have been made by Bishop Bayiey fof the
bee Of Newark the Rev p Moran Pastor Of 81 Joha 5
Church TO be the Vicar General Of the Diocese the key
D. j. McQusid to be Rector Of ST. Patrick Cathedral
Newark and the Rev b Asire 10 be Assistant Pastor
the Rev Mr. Senez 10 be Pastor at Psterton and ths
Rev Mr. venuta to be Assistant Pastor the Rev Mr..
Madden TO be Pastor at Madison the Rev M Hogan 70
he Pastor at Btleville the Rev Iho- nnn % De fsA
Tor AT Perth Amboy the Rev Mr. CallsD 70 be Pastor
nj outh kmbOy.
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ADRAN TT MuLLEK, AnclI.ueoI' c,,ccvc
DEREMPTORY SALE Of BONDS and sl ,,.as
to be Sold for account Of whom Il may
MULLER Co, will sell at auction on SAIUhDAfi NohHA
At Igi O'Clock, at the Mer chants Exehsnge n, -,
5000 Janesyle (Wsconsn) City per CEN nouaA -
by the Rock River Union Valley Railroad company
81 eco each. -. s...I sso....
Snsnuehanna "a M0ftgago DOnds tl ~
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leans for the month Of October, 1883
.. an r..nrn.arr
siel7 aee al0 .o7 a.a s9slo's 80 4lsl6a.l71
TotA e6724 go sIls6S13 s4ils9 1854 600 s S54GSs

REHABILITATION.
Liabilities exclusive OF Cap
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A,oeuni NJ Coal Transported on The philadelphia and
Reading Railroad during The week ending Ibursdsy Nov.
N Ittii
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RURNER'B
WHITE STITPHIJR SPRINGS.

| poWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
s st fss p GaE 10 w
ing place situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be-
uIding zone ed eet in leugh) commenced last
son. been completed aud is ready iO the reception 0.
EOARDERS; and number OF Cottages, or the use Of
Families have been erected Convenient TO the boadng
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALYDEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE. all having
rs o = o. Netutes own Lab atoTy They SEND io til
sctclent quantity Fu waite TO supp many
SIM ound GdLaLy Using TO the south and until
It ie.ebes the western base o. the Mansanuten from
enchanting Landscape views IN the county To the
south south saSt anu eSs. tete ave IN mu9s OF
90 to above the level bottom in mont and to
nor h.ves sPings Many of these elevations
Tie Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery itsjut.
usnoI ana which, bold outline and pleasing variety
rassed by any n1antain scenery in Virginia In
the and Folt Mountains embracing the PaGe
and and Shenandoah Valleys, must be seen to be
arpreCiated.
In addition the Springs proper, there number
eesbrated Mountain Spring, 15O yards distant e. The
cold SnTng abort distance this; g. Immediately
Se rs south the Spring. about Of
mile, gushing from the mountain side Is the Sweet Chaly
EeauI group willows that shade tho Sulphur SPRINGS
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
VStea COMING from the North or East can enter the
ss he maintains about twelve miles 70 the
north cast omr Springs The rugged grandeur OF thS
natural defle, the rocks towering the very Clouds
sfrikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
on arriving at the sprngs the Invalid has at onoe with
OF the busy world and may Ieeerate his exhausted
STouni him. parakng OF the rich viands daily
nrenaT ed for the nouTishment OF his GTail body
lie will state for tho benefit OF those who may not be
aware OF the fact that large farm attached to
Inc SPRINGS have their horses pastured
mr. stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
Glars, Tobacco, DC.
TO the different departments OF the housei everything
shall done that can contribute to the com OFT OF the
Persons visiting Springs from the North can leave
baltimore in morning and arrive hero the next morn.
M by the way OF Winchester and woodstock Persons
nom the South, win leave Staunon in the morning arrive
At woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs to tea.
For the amusement OF those who may wish partiei.
pate in exercises, Ten Pin Alley has been
has been erected for tho accommodation OF visiters
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
"A BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS IL lS!!
Being narratives aud incidents the real Llrt
nv THE LOwLY.' by W. L. g. Smith, ESQ., liz Fl
The object 1he represent the condition OF
the Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
paiions and pastimes the relations between
the mistaken impulses and misconceiVed views
northern fhHnhrOpist, &c, &C., and 10 represent the
Ssaions and sentiments in their iorms
displayed in tho humbest OF society thus showing
that in tho least coHieneHf besl0Eps
haRPiHeSs than reedOj the represent
il s class OF people, viz The Planter towhom justice
every day e Is well calculated to win the amable udg
nlent OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1-'Old Virginia.
a. 2-The PlantAtiOn-Uncle Toms LaainesA
3-Sobrety and Merrinlent.
F." 1.-THE Punishment.
'' 6-The School Master.
AZ 6-Fanily OF the Planter.
a. T-SChOOl Keeping.
:" e-Tbe Secret League of Rebellion.
a. 9-The Surprise.
'' 19-IndePendence Day.
1.-THE 0versecr
I2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
'' 13-UncIe Tom and Dinah.
i4-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
:. :. i 1&ssssy;
1.-THE overscer's Communication TO the Planter.
a. 1S-The Suspicion. 8 q. --...'
"a 1S-School Master Uneasiness and Departure
oO-Uncle TOMS lotions OF Freedom.
2t-IIis Determination TO go TO the state OF Free
donL'
22-The Escape
I" 23-The Pursuit.
az 2i-BuHalO-The Boot black
81 25-HaTd Times.
a. 26-UDcle Toms Soliloquy.
.T-The Alarm.
. a. 2eAnerican Hotel.
23-The Free Negro.
30-Couraee, Quietude and Contentment.
AZ 3i-NiagnTn Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
23-Unce Toms Decision.
3l-'Back to Old Virginia.
35-Conclusion.