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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-19
Whnlers.

Ar New Bedford 18th Atlantic, Lace, Atlantic Ocean
St Cathrine MAY 49, with $50 bbs sp $50 do VIII OIL and 500
he bone board Sent home $40 bbls Reports SD from 81
Caihernes May 49, ship Emma C. Jones Jenny B. 90 o
VIII Western Ground be home in Sent spoke July
l. no lat &c brig March Adams Mattspolset li sp 10 hbk
CID Al do nth ship John Wells. Besse, Pacific Ocean
SD. 18th ship Harrison for Pacific Ocean -
Nantucket 18th schr VIM ? Deliver, McGuire, Shoas
bbls hpback oil. . -
Cd Providence 18th inst ship Lion, Hardwick for Pacific
Ocean
Below London 18th bsTk supposed the Hannah Brewer
from Desolation Island
Go Mystic l4th chip supposed the Eonaut, Eldridse
from Shetland ls'aB3s
Newport 18th ship Helen Augusa fitting for whaling
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MARRIED,

FCSTER-BALDWIN-At Ehzabeihtowu N j.. on Thursday,
July 49, by the Rev Dr. Waterbury, Foster Esq of Westfed
j. Julia Augusta eldest daughter of A w Baldwin, ESQ., Of
Newark N. J.
Enzabe' htown pspeis please copy.
HILL HIELfR-Ip jersey City, the 18th inst by
Rev DR. VerTi der Msson Hal Esq of stonin Conn
Margaret daughter OF Stephen Wheeler, ESQ., of Jer
fEIBCEY-REEs-On the l7th July by Mr. F. Lahrop of the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Wm L. Pecey Elizabeth s. Ree
both Of this City
sEABROoK-DAWs0N-At Columbus Ga, July s. Edward w.
sestrook ESQ., OF Edo Island c. 10 Miss Emma c. daughter
Of the Hon Nm G. Dawson.
NESTERMAE-JACOBs-AtN Whitehall Washington Co, N. "
cnh i'ih last MI Westeman of this City Misc Frances
{. Jacobs Of the former place
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Ocean steamers.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared

ships-Anericsn Eagle, Moore London John Grswod Ben
Howard, Bartlett. Callao. W. A. Sale Jr
Bsrk-muskineum, Dckey, Pictou, W. S. Baker.
BriEs-Nerssies Allen PctoB Snow Burgess; Riga (Br)
Patrick Glasgow b. eager Co; Winthrop Lathrop, ssSa
Martha, Everett Brown; Ann. (Brl Card Beuaye ID r. De
off Wsnderer, Benson, sydney J. Whitney, Mary Eesnor
Nsden Hssx, Hamilton Co. Marie Aug1ss (BreG Bulen
der St Johns Ginbt Escorza; Caroni Pesse Sao
Pettiman; Enoch Pratt Brghman Baltimore H. Underwood
Hsmpdes PomeIoy Philadelphia d. Brookmau Coz Chastens
Hanor, do, Nesmih
Selooners-OxoTd, Boes Helena Sandy; Neptunes
Bride Van Buren,, Baltimore. Mailer Lord Preble. strout
Philadelphia Brett Son Coz Wave Fairly. a
Msehsd0i NJ Lane Gardiner Mobile Lane, West Co; w T.
Conquest. Luce New Haven,
s;smeI-lronsides Allen. Philadelphia, J. s. v Brizxs
Bnse-Philsderhis Cex Philsdephia Hand Kirkpa,rek
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Philadelphia Markets. TUESDAY, July ls

OBJECTION BARK held +2i per Of Spanish
Oak 7 81 cord The CorToS market hrm but there
hule The FLOUR quiet under the
Erankus sds there dsm,nd and the sales are con-
small for home consumption within the Of 20 ~
q bt and brands In RYE FLOUR nothing do
Cow MEAL held firmly leo bbs Phiips sold at - D. y
btL The inquiry WHEAT and prices hrme sales ~
prime 10 p bush RYE worth
% CORN aud has advanced; 800 bush Pennsyl
Southern yellow sold 6d7 In OATS further tran
aeons have been reported In GROCERIES there better feeling
Coffee aud is demanded In PRo
but tle business doing WHISKY In fair demand at lSc IN
ln.I ID
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From Our Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA -ArssS-Jgly H. steamship City Of Nss
York Matthews; bEs Huntress wiisr. BOnsiEs; Mary n
CrowsI Boston; VIM PITT. Baxter. Boston, VIM Crswf3rd
Prsi Hsddom Coun Mary Miller, Laws Pr'videHesi snan
Perry Bedford Woodruff Shines Massn Boston; Oeancer
Pintb.m Boston: Olive CLARK Paine WeAeet : Mershon
Hsrshon Union Island C. A Greinsr. Mas Bosion Sarah
Burton Kelly Boston; Gen Worth. Burt Providence. - .
Ceared-Bris samuel Small Treadwell salem sehs Wocdraf
Shines Nelson Bcson; Olesnder Pinkhsm Portland; = 4
Grencr Marts Boston, : D. Norton YORK Porlsnd r Smaller
Pratt Deep May Miller Laws Prov euce; Sarah Perry
New Be lord o. CLARK, Paine, Neuaee.
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MARINE oouRr-Refo,o Jndss mcc,uruv

Michael Sullivan, By be next friend, &c Peter Gillespie
This action for assault and battery alleged TO
have been committed defendant the 10th Of June.
The plaintiff young lad recently arrived from Ireland
and what IL peculiar in relation TO most persons from that
country altogether unacquanted with the English Ian
guage. HI went into defendants store il was charged,
to get change for 2Oshling gold piece; the defendant
refused first to change it, but subsequently offered less
than lie value ard held possession of it, The plaintiff
for making noise about the matter, stated, and
asking for the gold piece. assaulted and beaten.
The defendant set up justification thai plaintiff was
stealing potatoes belonging TO defendant and had previ-
ousy done so and that upon detecting him the defendant
merely slapped his face. This denied The balance
Of testimony, the Judge thought was against defendant
Judgment for plaintin-slOO damages, and costs.
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seh Thos. Potter Glars Ph.delphs coal bound % Boston
schr David Close H.Ilet. Boston bound % Albany
sehr Olive. Chambers, Portland, c., stone
sAIIFDshp. Oneida sbsnsha Wsles, ST. john y b.; Isaac
W,Ib Iiv.o AdirogS,ek tissEow; VIM f-ul san Fraae.
70. SuI,r C.ll.o Aueri-sn E.s'e London adj Others
BELOV-Oue iuuiterl1sied brig
MINp-N Y.
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Sale. Of STOCK. a, phlladeIph,a Tur.pAr July ls.

Reported the N. Y Trihune BY Mess1 FTy & Thomss
Fia Bcodsl coo Re ding g. 20 7si ~ s City e " O.
g 81 City r. g ~ b. 1250o do y S2syll
Ksrsnson s7i; loo Rssdnl Railroad b5 9'i 20 do So l
90 90 . & 90 90 p -4' 's CO., = ',si o., -.
1884; 10 Lehsh Nav cation 5s n sehuylki Nav pref 80
..ftr Board-f Paiadelpbia Bank, l.6l.
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Recefpts of Produce

Nv The 6sl7 bbls Flour,
Us bags Wheat go bb Corn Meal 500 Oil Meal 6 sides
Candles 81 bales Wool 81 bbls Whisky 2IO bxs
Starch l5bbs Lard Oil Butter 10 bbs ashes 81 ties Hams
bbls Pork p bxs Cheese
By Raroad- bbls Flour $50 bags Wheat COS bags
Povison Butter S3 sides Leather 2S
bales Wool 81 bales Hemp . hhds Tobacco.
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KINGS co. COURT OF SESSIONS getIe Judge MOORE and

Justices sTiLwELL and STRYKER
Yesterday morning james German, indicted with Jo-
sepb Burns and Stewart Finn for grand larceny in steal
ing three bushels Of rye, valued at $685. the Goth
ofMarch last property of james Wilson placed
at the bar having demanded separate trial. The de-
PENDANTS Eghter-men engaged in transporting grain
from point to another and it alleged that they
stole the 81 from the ligher-boat after leaving the
Atlantic Dock for the stores OF Messrs Schenck Sneden
where il was to have been delivered. The
clearly proved against the defendant and the Jury after
short absence returned verdict of not guilty. The
DistrctAttorney moved pole prosequi in the of
Burns and Finn and they were discharged.
Previous 10 the above trial n. f. Warning Esq, Corpo
ration Counsellor moved that an indictment found against
the City Of Brooklyn for permitting ponds OF stagnant
water be quashed the ground of vagueness and loose
pleading. He contended that unless the location
specific il would be improper for defendants to prepare
proper defense The istrctAttorney maintained that
II not necessary state the precise Locations all that
required forth that the nuisance existed in
the City of Brooklyn undated by the Corporation De
cson reserved the Court ntimatng that there
the witness for the prosecution need not remain i'll Conrt
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Nv TeleerupU

RosTOS-Arr Jrly 49, ship Nevs from Ca1iz
lat 81 IS lon - wreck bottom with about u fee, OF
N. Tel and bottom the ruddeI braces as and
bs,rv 40 was h aihed with yellow meia which looked bright
ard new she apparently ship Of $50 or 9 uns and did n1t
sppar 70 have long that situation July s. a. ~ - lon 81
spoke shin Mercury DAYS from New York for havre;
= Mnn,relsr. BAhis. big C1ndGcL1r O.ssow
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By sandy Hoos Priai.ns. TslssrsRa-

~ 1Ok PfI1fInE
TEF HsHI AIDS sand Hook, July ls-sund9w n
There are one ship og south q the hshianis'
Four hp. four bais ss of the hsh snd' outward
bourd -
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n. B. EDGAR. Treasurer

NEw YORK AND NEw-HAvEs X Il. Cos OFFICE
~ orr. NO Hanoyerst, NEW YoRK, July6 1854 !
In ORDER to facilitate an EXAMINATION nov
oeing made by Committee Of the Board of s
TSmIssy INTO rs STOCK ACCOUNTS ALL PERSONS dOLD
r. OF srOCk Of the Company SPECIALLY
hEQIEsTED TO PRESENT THE SAME TO the uude.i.ned a
ms Once 50 that an account Of che may taken
persons reading distance who cannot
OF send ~ their eeTteses requested CoNMUNTCATE 81
LEIlfh the DATE and NUMBER of each certificate hsl
BY them and the number Of SHARES for which IL "a
have been issued and by whom signed BY order Of the Board
directors WIN BEMENT Tressursr
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Markets. .CARrFuLLr REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY. July IS. 1854
ASHRS-1he market steady but quiet sales of 50 bbs
IS 81. foT Pots. and IS " for Pearls.
COIION-The market j. firm and there business
at fu prices ara il is difficult purchase the quo
tsisns, adopted last Monday:
sEw-YoRE CLASSIFICATION
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or'ieE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoxpaSY(
p .~,,.c NETWORK, July 9, 1884 !
ANDS in ILLINOIS.-A Bureau for the Sal, d

ii
qon torons OF the LANDS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
hALhoAD " sd Of the Road now 90
eLsoa ~i be opened at this Office the 10th inst dnp
non Of ne same and the which be cold
m s bonus Of the Company at par VIII be furnished 10 the
persons desirons Of purchasing may, leaving
Onoe the Company, No. 81 Walst the
wanted have prior claim the prices which nay Be
s'sshed and which will be based
tons N w ar " -.
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NEw-YoRK AND New ENGLAND UNION TELEGRAPH CoMpAsY,
Rogra I.lyQ tQst
OFFICE OF TnE ILLINOIS CENTRAL K,ILaoaD Co


A L MEETING of the BOARD of DIRECTORS
Of this Company held this day. INsTALLMENT Of FIVE
DOLLARs PER SHARE all the shares capital took Of
The Except the ten thousand shares twenty
dollars share and the thousand on which ten do
per share have already been paid has been si
rqusd to be paid by the several parties whose names m. ala
SHARES Of stock now stand respectively the Treasurer on b.
ofe the utn d August 1854 and the transfer books coset
nom this day I'LL the 2 July transfer OF stoc viii ~
permitted until the inst linen called thereon be pad NV
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
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OFFICE or CONTINENTAL INSURANCE. Co, No, II Wal al
NEwYoRK, July IS, 1884
TTNHE DIRECTORS of this COMPANY have thit
i day declared a sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
CENT payable after the nth met Transfer Books closed
until l7th inst. GEO I. HOPE, Secretary.
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\ y rectop Of the NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD AND TRANS
fOkTATlON COMPANY have THIS DAY declared Of ofths
earnings expended construction Extra Dividend
In stock 10 be apporoned thOse shall holders az
stock ofhe Company the 18Th day Of July next bens oae share
for shares tenth each
that day Holders viii have the 70 .s.lsp IN. fscso,s
parts 10 which they be entitled and
fractional standing aid xho hsrs
will be issued on and ser the 10th August NEXT Dvdss
declared thereafter Will be paid al hsres
other STOCK OF the Company but dividends not sccue gpon
fractional s until ten ss have been mo ops share
sDd certificate issued shvefor cOTrTfTux vn y,.ss,r
New. York June 10 ~ ~ A''''~"
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Freight trains stopped between Hamilton and the
western stations during the past week
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NJANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION NJ

WI Broadwsy-DyDEND The Trustees OF this Insihu-
have this day ordered semi annual Dividend to be psd to all
entitled thereto the of SIX PER CENT
all $500 aud under payable aud after Monday
the 18th inst Open daily from A. NJ TO July H. 1854
T. BROWN President
o. CLELAND.( Vice
A. A. ALvoap Sec', NY STOKES Prest.
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EAST RivkR BANK, June 80 lsN
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have this

day declared DIVIDEND of THREE and ONE HALF PER
CENT the Capital Stock payable the Stockholders their
l gal representatives and after the 18th July The nsf<
books will be closed from the LIST to the lltl July.
VIM b. BALLOW Cashier
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OrtIeE P.NAaA R.ILsoAo CoMI.sr, /

UFfICE FANAMA kAILROAD COMI MI
NEwYoSK June rs, 1851 !
yV'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COMPANY
D have this day declared DIVIDEND of THREE ANDA.
HALF PER CENT the Capital Stock
able o after the 22d July
Books will be closed ser clock
the I'D July. inclusive
The Interest the Bonds Of this Company hns due Id
July will be paid the Office Of the Company No ~ Boa
upon presentation of the Coupons and after thai date Ny oa
Of tho Board FRANCIS SPIES Secrstary.
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FVHE INTEREST DIVIDEND for the past six
msnths will be paid let august BY the undersigned No.
Of the TOLEDO AND ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY
ccIded the books in this city. and which all
called this
tbareD shsl have been paid.
The transfer books will be closed the 10Th
prosimo inclusive BY order Of the Board
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17

CoRk1srosprsr Of the Gin
(Dau Gafsife writes TO that paper from
ris. under date OF October 10Th, 1851
at
An American, by the name of Anslcy,
arrested here this week, under the ln-
laIional Treaty to that effect. for forg-
Is committed On bank IN New Orleans
DE Louisiana Bank, believe. The Pre-.
Of the Police resolved from the author
- of New Orleans a description Of the
~ and notice that he had crossed the
mic. The Project Immediately gave
SEC TO the American Legation ia this
u, and took sue h other measures as would
fycu, his leaving the French territory.
b Monday last, the inspecting gentleman
led al the Legation TO get his passports.
hich gave him the name of Duponil rissd
Italy. Mr. Pratt nj once ''sputtcd" him
had him arrested. lie now lies in the
pcietgere, awaiting orders from New
leans"
dward Ansley, the person above nam
VAS 4 resident Of Rutland from Sbou,
huAry. isctl, to February, ls35. lie
snc when bu, boy OF cigh, years. in
>npany ~ith his mother, very accom-
lshed and talented lady and boarded,
bang has stay IN this town, with then
l,inguished lawyer. HIS mother hNd
zen tnsrr,ed at an early az, TO a French
uileman, ~ith sboa, however, she lived
shou time. and tina, no, happily. -
aying gained a residence in this State
krps werr taken TO obtain release from
y "oAain Of mair'saony." and bill Of
|so-ce from her husband ~As granted her
u " ,nioisnabis ssc7iy aud dssrriioa,T BY
he Supreme Court, a, Us session IN Rut.
md. February term, LAS.
Since which time. she has resided 70,
b. Des, part, IN psfis.
May Of our e,liEens will undoubtedly
snemher Edward as cay, hgssPirited
hA nobis-heared boy and rcgrc, viii
.r,-feit sorrow the unf,.,tunate end o
j. last q an unfortunate family.
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20 'hs X y ie farvue cegr ars
~ paAl.eai8aa Ia ihs lier.id aiso - "a
tend ~ iuFs;sas b VI a.-sss,-, y shs
ordci frrss ~assui the lsassss a ~ soss.sY
4 fuaie messinr 81 h. hrld W ~
srvuinr n TO- Cbavh At ~lass uDs
sFf-slrs. ssu'iacu'. and ros,iuiila Cd ~
iaro1vc q. ou ~tash ores % 81 srt 'isi
ga 70 tals par ~ ,as asln al,ons-
Tis- mrasisE ih-ssrh 10 A. ~al b Al
.as bah VI Ga,i S,s,shsa 'sinoa, ~
a.
The is.sphslty Il he psce ~ii b. -
fs'a6 90 ipssuher. Of ias Orief from sbrad.
~ asas' n tise Dnisi0a.
RW. BURT. RS
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.y,fH 80 vrsEosr.
NY g1r.pfftgS ROYCE.
GOVERNOR.
APR0CLAMATl0N.

r,s ,.m &-.s h rissr The .ro5
snl il,f bs'sgsa Az passed. ssA To-
,,r. q, uspspe1 fusa ls hsid hras
; ID asra fissiees' FRUITS - u, scaso1
sas.c,cfa g. nsn ,nd tcsss.
d, hss sless,1 ne Teafi, II this Stat
tahh AID prosPesay, sn4 crovscd
ssf ~sh BE goodness.
,sprr~ ouf rrstauAr ~ Chrigssn
o. sniigAtss,ea g-eosac, ia tss Au,bH
cooa sn4 G,sg e al his~sinrs ~
y peypausie rosiig eu~oca e eur
sinrr ! a. hsrrby ,rPs'fs THURS
~, THE TluaTiErH DAY or
0xf MHKg sssszns. % be observed ~
y frn ~ ,his sisie 80 DAY q Prr
txnAsrsefftro, Phsrra, app Ps.isr.
-, ,HS prsTssssy csiois ps 10 lay ssiac
I reiu.ry labor ca thsi day that ~
'fpsn ever ifrA;ional .B3ulecnce
cry uu~oriAy spsuscmcfs ,-.-sDd With
- sal grateful he.r,s .s.ea,ble Ia our
Drsiivs bousrt u sor~ilip, there % de-
plsiso 70 Hin whose loving hn5Doss
- sil BE ~ors,.
ia, day, l,t Us praise God for the
ON and lusines. u cur Govcrnneni r.
r supremacy q good ls~s,--fns The
riion sfordcd 10 the lives. liberty. ana
~ q 81 citizens q our Common
u i--fof the rewards and epcoursrs-
thk, hoBes' labor receives tor the
bcen, Influences q our institutions q
ly and Learning :---snd shove al. faf
frvslssoc q the Clris,isn religion.
hanks be offered 10 cor Heavenly
y. ths' be hiss seen 81 10 gran, TO the
~ 4 Tins Sts,c 30 large a measurc Of
~ y. ~hile The pcstilencc that walkeih
Z sness, has 80 previously afflicted many
- u 90, ispd that. while other lands
disturbed and oppressed by war. we
blessed "iih profound peace
., Us. on ,ha, day. wor.hip our Maker
humble and contrite hearts. confess
our individual and national sins. Let
be invoked 10 pepeiuAie our Free
rrnmen, this, the Union of these
70 may long be- preserved for the good
snkind that patriotism, wisdom. and
e may guide our National Councils -
harmony may be preserved among the
10 THAT the Vaccinations Of bad men
ttend the sphere Of human bondage.
be overnled that in,emperAnce with
% woes may be overcome and all
10 SINS that mark US as a people, may
} be known no more In our midst.
- you gather around your hresides, and
=, the festive board, forge, no,,be Wild
ana the fatherle~s, but distribute boun-
billy to them who suffer by cold. hunger,
j wan, for, thus doing, we shall hold
'cs,ival acceptable to the Most High.
Girsn under nay hind and the seal Of
, STATE, IN Er,oiitire Chnmbey, at Mont.
her, this ninth day Of .Norsm.bsr, in The
., Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
n and f1y four. and Of The independence
'af Uai,td !S,aits. he serenity ninth.
STEPHEN ROYCE.
BY the Governor,
CHAuScrv II. HAYDEN,
Secretary.
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C.,rlrro,. So. Z. I'D.

CSod Sansayttsn Diruioa. No, ~, = Of r.
Y0nr cosnmgtiee, 10 whom was referred
De calling Of CouHty meeting Of The Or
kes would respectfully submit the following
hna roee'asned the Adoption Of the same.
wHsss.s, II sppeAn that the Order 10
'ths County, have ics,, N a measure the,f
fora,cf interest and aiiAshneni 10 the eAuse.
and q Is desirable thai their early devo,ion
10 the Order should he awakened, that their
usefulness and efhelet.oy nsy be restored,
BY rcssvng old Divisions and Insulating
hr~ onos in The eea1iy. Espcrienre has
las faiiy ssa'ous;rR;rd, that Orders % As
sscis,iafs sso0ld have public gatherings
ifom iitle 10 tame, 10 interchange views IN
fEgsrd 10 The cause ~ ohjoci fof ~hlch ih~y
.fs eai,co, 70 I-c;Pstnste the prscticsbiiity
| q parsusng sueh opuse ss Recommended
a lse fsscauilon beiqs, eannas be dosbted
| - U11tslsfsi. A. = nsfans o. kccompllch The
selecs 8esired. We aoabi nos cor neigh-
hsrng DiSs.aus ~ili nhiie With ~ 10 car.
nag Forward The measure proposed. TheEe-
Rfsstnsd, That &c earnestly issne hll
90 BnpsAcr. n the ooaniy. 70 meri "a 81
CO.. iisiL 10 Ditlslsn assuaseicd. "a W "a
s.sAsy ibe ssh day u Decepshef uoii. Il
iseyipck 4. ~, 10 eeDsaa so the rsnss
iei1isFahss gcncraliy, End The lniefesi
/" ilss aa's "a lsAftseuias, krsa % tske isos-'
eiFs A. Dc seaefgtaeies a the cause d.
u.shAs.
LII PATTERSON
J. n. NUAThROf,
EN. HrR1,
Jos. PERKINS.
colsaliiioc.
Tar shSse Pfusmiis snd RssAusl1
80 sss~,spasly ss,ss~a wssA ,.<sor,,us.
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EKEAT sALs OF wATCHES. gHNFI.sY.
VI ttsNs saws 40 ssett saans ~ sa.tt iH
s're ,dihK f-r~ri ,hapFst maze "a the Irr ios,e
aud ths Consequent Ia rneriut faar, ba-isess "a ~
ifnmeeiaie nsirheofhaa ti.e .ai ,fibef b. hesr 10
due~d o. uasf his sHtFs strk gi ~Atshss jevslrt,
Ana hnsf wafcs Al ii'eif pitas easi, sua ssrY ~
d'-ssrtni irsa cssi, ~ prdcf siss % hs present
hssihess a. suinnlsris a. lissi.1s. Dasa|s ils
so be ha. hren 90 weekly Ssrstp ct naiftf. auI
Inducements aDe listse ware isa fhs .if hftis4
manufactures 81 England, France tnd iatisffaand.
ssa bAs accommodated HEAVIER q Il flsi a ever
b 80 Ia tie TOY tusftst, snihfsif s Is lated
~ 10 and pi'tsras, The Pnreehs Whi.r thry sfe
aa7~d, pFc-ent Inducements saeh " save u.vsf ~.a
isn'Nresi tt pabitc IA this NirniN at aat rrtttsis
TIME lieslrfs, irbi'rfs aud all n AIT ~ Aegihing
oenlfised ~ ne ss-ortiu-fi eill dHit tft,ei Htsf
esi " eau sad make an estls errstna, tlsy WI
i-~itissh b. offered withca reserve AZ be sexual
eost u unfgatatlon aud manufacturing thu ot.esi
he,ns 81. g. dispose Of ne pfe-Hni si"t, ~ hieIrg
frdafe q 20 gsv Pase 81 II the saIne Mad bat
60 snake hnai close n his bn.ihe-s. A Interested
are cnfdishy invited ~ cali and bske unfstrsissd
thsrthan, ava a. laise PafchlSes a. hcf nclasfish
and puts"s ss di-tate. The s as III ~ ~ show
some u ths leading sriiries;
WATCHES.
20 Gold and silver watches. enbfaeinr every Kind
pleasing shd sifs, suitable f Gent aud Ladies wear
r"hle heaauiut enamslled Eases With fcNl diamond
gee turned, with movements Of the hnest English
Ahd French make.
SILVER WAR;
Plain aud fancy patterns VI HI. own make, and
warranted coin silver.
srOoNs
Tables, tea, dessert, sugar, sat, and mustard
sP"ons.
ToPks
Table, au--ert laeki, and ~ sSer forks.
LADIES.
soup, t,y-Icf, a,iahib, gravy, cream and sugar
ladies,
SILVER PLATE.
Toa .et., cups, gahlei. and pitchers,
KNIVES.
dessert tea, cake, PIE, Ice cream, bu ter, pickles.
and frnt kDiYes.
FANCY WARE.
children set, katie. iors, and sI-ons, salt dishe.
match -aie. card cases port monies, cfdnb g si-rs
sugar aners, Se.
PLATED WARE on ALBArA, OR WHITE
METTLE.
Tea sets. pitchers, baskets, castors, mnasse- cups
fui dhe-, sugar basins. butter eooler. salt dish.s,
card btskets. plates, spans ladies', kaes, tts sSe
BRITrANiA WARE.
CASTOR, tea aud coffee pots, urn-, pitcher. candle
,tcks. Sc., slv lot IF church ware cups, plates,
tsnkArds, aud christening hnwis.
IEwELRy.
Nitnlnd, pearl, rsby garnet, opal, iurunis agate,
psie, aaco and mosaic stone, pins, hngor nngs eat
aruis aad pendants. aud bracelets
GOLD CHAINS.
Guard OF neck chains, fob, ve.t &c .'de chain. II
ever style and weight suitable 80 gents aud allc-
wear. Also chains, necklaces oliar., pencsis, 80
o., anchors, iockets, rings, &c.
over two gross Of \. VIM Rapps p" nci'hii Nrhe
made with gold and silver handles Ai-l qaantit
at sold watch seals, keys. gold beads, tiinbe. trt
picks, eve glasses. buckles, &C.
sPEcTACLRs.
Over 500 pairs Of gold, silver plated, rmsh silver
aud steel .psctaoi.s, with ataibIe CONVEX caneavs
f.ln and a.Ia