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GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN,
" by Stephen DIN, ID. ID.
The Parsh-Side, by the Clerk Of the Parish of
Edgefeld. a-
First Lessons in Gentleness and Truth, by Aunt
Alice.
The Home of the Mutineers on Pitsairns
Island.
Cummings Lectures on the PARALLELS and Mi
racles.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio, second
series.
A very large and fine assortment Of Stationery,
just received and for sale at low prices by
GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE,
June 7-3t Seventh street.
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M ARBLE MANTLEs.-MarbIe works

dor sALE.--several fine Building Lots
Il IN Square 279. Inquire Of Mr., d w Spald
ing, between 9th and 10Th streets
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ENT's SUMNER UNDER-GAR-
VI pents, OF Silk, Gauze Merino, Gsuxe Cot.
ton, Isle Thread, &c. large supply Just re.
ceived at LANES
Gents Furnishing Store, Pa. av., near ~ 81.
May 5--eod2wif (Int, Start
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ECONOMY, Neatness, and Punctuality
Ia combined in the production OF shirts, ste
VEINS, Browns Hotel, takes the MEASURE and
warrants his shirts not only 10 t but TO be OF good
quality and style. Gentlemen annoyed with bad
lifting shirt can be suited by leaving their orders
al STEVENS'S
June 1--3tif Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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ID ARTLETT'S AMERICAN EXPLOR-
I'D Ing Expedition Personal narrative of ex-
pIorations and incidents in Texas, New Mexico,
California, Sonora, and Chihuahua, by J. r, Bart
lett, United States Commissioner during that Pc
Rod, in two volumes, with maps and illustrations.
The Hive of the Bee Hunter, repository OF
Sketches, including peculiar American character,
scenery, and rural sports, by T. B. Thorpe, author
of Tom Owen, the Bee Hunters, DC, illustrated
by sketches from nature.
Farmingdale, novel, by Caroline Thomas.
Our Parish, or annals of Pastor and People.
Just received and for sale by
r. FARNHAM,
June s Corner of Penn avenue and l1fh AZ
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DARE PENSION BOOKS" Lands I'm
III Illinois TO Soldiers oftbe Late War;" giving
the names Of each soldier 10 whom patent was
issued for land lying in the military bounty land
district for services in the late war, with Eng
land :; the description of the tract Of land granted
TO each, with the date of the patent; the company
and regiment in which they severally served and
by whom each patent was received A single
copy for sale.
Old Pension Rolls Of Indiana and North Caro-.
lima.
List Of Pensioners Of the United States under
the act Of 18th of March, 1915, showing the rank
and line in which each served.
Virginia Muster Rolls.
Virginia Pay Rolls.
List Of Rejected and suspended Pensions, with
the reasons for the rejection or suspension.
For sale in Washington BY
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for June, at
III SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,

"ARPER'S MAGAZINE for June, at
I'LL SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Fanny Ferns new book, second seri-s of her
Leaves
Reginald Lyle, by Miss Pardoe.
Rival Beauties, or Love and Diplomacy.
Knickerbocker Magazine, tor June.
Behind the Scenes, by Lady Bulwer.
Dickens's Household Words, for June.
All the new books and magazines received as
fast as published, and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTONS Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner Al street
June 3-3t and Penn. avenue.
TRIAL OF MATT. r. WARD.-Fun and
il authentic Report, with the Speeches delivered
on the occasion, and the Reply of Alfred Allen,
Esq, Attorney for the Commonwealth
The Religion Of the Mortimer, by Rudolph
Keyser, Professor Of History in the University OF
Norway.
Reverence in the Sanctuary, by Layman.
Just published and for sale at ta
TAYLOR IL MAURYS
May 25 Bookstore, near 9th st
DANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.-Second
new matter. This second offering of her Leaves
is decidedly superior to anything which has 20.
issued from her spirited pen.
Lady Bulwers new book, Behind the Scene.
This work is very brilliant and wonderful ability is
displayed in almost every page.
The Dodd Family, one of Levers funniest speci-
Graham's Magazines for June.
All the New Books and Magazines received as
fast as published, and for sale at
IT
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JULES BON NET,

X ENTLEMEN,s BOsIERY--of SIX
VI Lisle Thread, white and brown Cotton fame,
and striped ditto; full AMI varied assortment
just received az LANES
Gents Furnishing Store, Pa av., near ~ ct.
May 5--eod2wif dnt., Starr
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NEW SPRING GoODs.-P IL Browning

18th street, just above Corcoran & Riggs
Nov. 9-lyeo. (m) Banking House
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BOVINE & CO., 18th street,

Corner OF nth street and Penn. avenue.
May 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACcIpySr.--We noticed on
Wednesday the death Of Jacob Rivenberger, en-
ploycd by the Central Railroad Company to attend
the bridge over the irondequoit creek, few miles
east OF this city. The manner in which the acct
dent happened was curious, and it may he mauy
years before VIC hear of death in q similar man
ner We get the particulars Of the affair from Coro-
ncr Quin, who held on inquest In view Of the body
Of deceased The express train which left this city
for Syracuse on Tuesday morning was somewhat be-
hind time, and running at q high speed--neary
mile mnute-when the accident happened. Az
the train crossed the bridge alluded 20 a stick OF
beech wood weighing twelve pounds and three quar-
tiers fell from the tender, striking the Side Of the
bridge II then few along the Course Of the tram
twenty,.ix feet, where MI. Rivenberger was stand.
ing, striking him upon the head crushed the skull
upon the brain, producing almost instant death.
This did not materially check its force for Il nassed
on thirty feet further struck in the sand and then
bounded twenty-sx feet further still before Il came
10 rest, making distance OF eighty-two feet
wSch it travelled after il left the tender striking
three times in its course; Land what NAV appear
stranger still, II was ahead Of the tender when Il
came TO final STOP three witnesses testified Who
Jaw the affair. The whole took place in second
OF time and when the spectators ran TO poor Riycn.
berger he was apparently lifclcss. The verde, OF
the jury in the matter was, that deceased came 70
his death from an accidental blow received from
stick OF wood which fell from the tender OF the EN-.
CINE called Nathaniel Thaycr,' running on the
New York Central Raiiroad.-Roci. Union.
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PowDxR MILL ExPLosIoS.-About three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the press house OF Brayton,
Walworth Co.'s powder mill, located at the five
mile Iock exploded, killing one man. and blowing
the buinflng to fragments. One OF the flying tim.
ben struck horee grazing near by, and killed It.
The cause Of the explosion Is unknown. The hands
about The press house had quit work about three
O'Clock. The bead orcssman, John Noling. WAS seen
10 enter shortly after, and in brief space the ex
plosion followed. There were only about coo pounds
Of powder in tie mil at the time. The building cost
bat little. consequently the pccuniary loss il bat
trihing. The man must have met an instant death
~ he WIS terribly lacerstcd. The report OF the
explosion Was distinctly heard in this city, Those
In the vicinity describe seeing o vast volume OF
white smoke suddenly roll mp above the buidng
pierced BY q iurd flame, and followed by report
that stunned the ear and shook the hilf aide. A
mailet was found wedged into the press, and II is
surmised that Nolin was cleaning some part Of the
machinery, and by the friction caused spark that
produced the explosion. The deceased was an
lishnan, and faithful, much rcspsaed man.
<7sre@ard tOl JsodeY, Jaig *.
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s 81 Tsspis. asis ,sr ss1 Ss
sinr TARoIInrA, At Hsmpten Roads, from Callao en-
very heavy xs.sh;s "a p!os.a s
stow. iu~sis &e o. CAPS Horn sss
weather for siI days.
s SsEs..1 a 1.
schoonsr about tons Cape Hattsrss Seafng sW,
.sas
sna Tying jie boom Her fore and nsinsA. were two
III N .ss
.ss ted s1rs n
sopli. Collins q mi .ssth City = the *crd osy
60 - hers va. seen about mile from her full o. water.
With e. =
shS q s ss FL ssa s.0 men
miles from fsss 10Th inst X kso~ tc.s had been
Arr At Mystic, July IL EronAut, Edridse, Shetland
Below New BEDFORD iesh hip supposed the Cores. Of
sss q aon .ss ga me- pfsra sa' Pacific
Sid from Hong Kong AFR :, Jirsh Perry Lawrence NIB
dAosnha Issnd put in for medical sdvics. and sid
sysksnZIst II ist SIS Ion IL. sm5rns, BIis, Of
Spoken.
BAH eriasn honcs for rama, July t. 40 tat a By the
cg,.I,. !, ss.sSg.ssn Rs.a, ie.s la., ,n,.
BARK Coy yen 0;ten from Fliad'lpAl. for St cros
Isrk Georse.; from s. John Nj for Dublin w"ras'ed
BARI Carnios. fr,m Per, AZ Spain ier July u, ist
33N, lons.-
usss:.s ron ssS ts ar sss 10 osd sr Ss:.oa
6nsyrAsis-Pntt Ia Jun. -. bark Northwcod Piulhsm.
'is o Ss.. M iSs,sl 'u'
CIIs,vYeos-Arr July tSss windwsfd, Marshall A.
Smith, Traidsd, 10Th, lark Dodge, Friend 81 Jaee
York
S:nprx. ar July TO- brig " u Mscily.ry. clifford,
Kts 1he sssen, say.nnsh sa Ill., iask, Cen Taylor,
ss. ss
CtirAnsrrAry June - ltiss, N sfesr. Mason. View
Cos.Ts . por. Jrns u ,.rt Sc. Bird IVES.
tor nom q, aath alt sos 2si, to load for
GIorc,srrr. Esd July ssss Lssey. Hsilowsli Car
Graseow--sid June 20 brig Brothers. Abbott, FrcsI
GIsaAIIAs-In port June y, bark Turk, Small di.s
HayAs.-Arr gaiy 70 bars J Is rovss rIsds
tabsaas lsnd 18th Tor Portland sid ith shire desc
thns pernloln A0rlssas; DirFo Orr, coves lrs Mary
Purasss icraon s.rs s%s rsmdnsS E.
brig sones watson. Charleston sebr Alec butler ssa
1cns n ,4,h, ,ats ODD yellow, Elliot from por,saa
oaS essr bs Shs HHHS se@a: sss
OBJ ies ss s, log do NSys zsq,s s.ea
for do hetcriA Feru for DO tar Sta Lucia s for de-
port July ssri isss' BsStss, Tor DO.
ton about 10 or Il days Spirit Of The sea- car for 90
LIvrxrooi-Is ror9Juiy thip windermsre. rsraeid
to lead fcs New Orlesns.
,NAcsc-in port May 5 Chinese ihp Potomsc. for San
Francisco.
M.vrt1Its-In port May Z, ship Brusus Meseom. from
Calcutta Tor Boston soon barb Mnnetcuka Chase. LOT
Tentative sth.
MIssSA-No vessel bound The United States june y
ed 18th hTg Jones, Burk Bcston.
1ARs11IJ.Esl2 post July 2 br brix psneNter - iosa
for Nlcrk - ,.,
load for Bostoa -. n,,,
NArsrzAs-Arr July brigs rairy, Miiisby. Pbiisisl
and Wsshnston Risser Pertisnd sid tcsh bsrks Cell
Iiupter chase Syorh: 18th Helen warren Sarvcant,
Portland; isth. ship aNasr, Wright Nofesns srss
Rieks-d bentley EYorks f,cls. Park, baltimore
NASSAU. Nf-sid July schr resry, Packard, besssa
We san ssi.sdcr 49, w.po,,.,,. syors ca
car brixs 50 Agnes, Putnam. do. CataArips Aagy
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Bisi,op wain,yrashs :. ,yo.,r..,.

we wore able to inform our readers on Saturday
last that the bishops of Quebec and New York were
expected IN this city, and on that day both these
preiatcs arrived here from New York, and became
the guests Vt the Bishop Of Montreal. at the See
House. On Sunday they oil took part in the differ
Wainwright attended at the Cathedral, where he
preached. In the afternoon the three bishops aud
. large body Of the clergy attended al the cathe-
drd. In the e,emng the Bishop Of Qnebec preach
York at 81. Georges. They both left town on Mon
day. The Bishop Of New York had never been in
Canada before. and we understand that ho was so
pleased with his visit that he promiscs at no dis
tant DAY 10 repeat IT. and from what we have
heard cf the pleasures experienced by many Of
those who made his Acquaintance and the gratiiica
ton, snd. we hope profit derived FINN the admira.
be discourses Re delivered. We fee, surc that hc
WI be no nnTelcoue sislies.-- asesgrral Herald,
III; IL.
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WI aan,sburx CITY Ncws.

s'uppYN nXArn.-The Wife 81 Mr. B. =. 9trAttOn baker
Of South Sixth and Fourth strcets died yesterday
morning as Is supposed Of cholera, after an Illness
OF one hour.
DRowND About 10 o'clock Wednesday evening, q
young German, {naine unknovn,) drowned at the
foot Of North Fifth street, while bathing His body has
not been recovered
MAioK's CoURr-Yesterday, Mr.. John Snyder, Of the
Mr.. Fletcher was fined So for allowing bis dog the
Streets unmuzzled Mr. c. Teves for encumbeTinS the
side walk was fined Is.
KNas COUNT HosPrTAI--Extract from the report for
the week ending July 18th Remaining in hospital 49,
received by order of superintendent So born 7574
tranferred 10 Aims House 49, discharged 68 deceased
1s eioped, L. Total remaining 40. In small pox hos
pital s.
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&C.: 6 e.: 49, .::.::s q: de
S:y. Cars H:aiss.s NV .ii:s ;;ss s a.
IS: rsSS: Z osssss snsd n :sppss:d 70 ): d:
tSi.s y:A esl.s..., Nickel: x...ss Ass w.
E &:
i.s 81. Tssl lsS: % iss sss:::i D ssis 81
ssS sssls pss a: z.sssu. r:ssi.:a =
;,S W.:
W IA !: sf !: ::
.. s.s sRsi is. ~ ss'
p :ge.s bark Torbe: Of Nsv H.vsa hence tor Peace
Ssi; ssss
ga a 81
SSs.s.s a 8 u il 8 sss.ss
]: i:s:;s
~ !Ii.a q ss.s Berry. Liverpool % day., with
ship T5s:s: sisd 81 PSisd:lpais. ceps Hav.n. L
ship counSs s.Srsss chafissea. 10 days. with cotton
y ss.'ss Juan ssss
81 8 3 3 S% . ss:s
e rhs u S.rss A :d SSsssr sas .s a.
. y. Al
Il s::.s. ss..2. k.9. os.,: with ns.:
g y On e.
BAN California of TAoma'on Mitchell st Jaso. Cuba.
S:.I csss q Ssl.issss . I..is. s.. oas.a, q a.y,
UP Ss:.: Tassr irs. s.s Ssssas ssr Lissrpes 'ps.'
gsrk Lsgssns Lo5s New Orleans 70 dsy: with mdss
iightKNH windx
Brig 1heesor, Psr.i ssns Rita Lisbon % dars with
fsi 6eaessy & Psr,v. Date Re.a who
%s s into A .sas
ssd four :ssss Of s tie put on board. who
~ Sss.r a. Win 50;
Brig wappoo (of neo Ccombs sAgus Grande,
:psle Ssrt css.ss % sssas Cork
to nsls1 f s ~ Vii. S "s
Boston and Clayton. for San Juan 70 load for New
Brig " Sanford tof Bangor, Niekersoa. cardenas. Is
Brig Ears BossoS Pickett, Port au Prince 10 days
VIII 1 nd nsos 20 1 10 ss hSH
days with coaee, 70 II L Fsiris ''' f"S'' %
Filth SBr Dunning, Togo, Nr. II days, with FISH, 10
seAr Essss Eossen Foster Rio y.nsro June with
ship wtpss q and from so.ioa for sssss. days out
L. y ssa s. 81 v s. Il s. Ssrs
s sn H s:s II So sss. f
Spain: July la. 2sl2 Ion q 90 spoke Swedish Sart
passed bark Medors ofPortlsnd, steering SW BY W
srhr pscae OF salt,%ors Atweli Guyana, Pr %
sohr Preston Of New Haven, miller. Bsrscea. y
;ssI.s Packer, q Boston, sios Port Prince
sehr wakefield tcf Newport Saunders Port Lavssss DC
days, with cotton, TO matter.
Scbr Louisa, Haskih, Georgetowu. sc, II days.
Schr Luther Chase. Chase Salem, 4days
s ssss H Es, ss:sss s
BELOW.
Ship Francis p Sage, from Callao
Brig Venus, Of and from Windsor, MS, with plaster.
Also one brig, and topraii schr, unknowa
SAILED.
Steamships Germana, Bremen; Empirs City. Aspinwal
ship Elizabeth Dennsop. Antwerp.
tBr SANDY HOOK PAINTING TEIEeRAPHf
THE HIouIA uDs, July 20-SundowA-
Three brgs going up the Bay. Ons bark the bar
three brgs south Of the Highlands, all bound
Wind light from South. Weather hssy.
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Stock SaIes.

rmtpErptu,, July 2o.-Reported By Keen Il, lor.--
First Hoard coo City 6's 90; 500 Rich Dist Trans 6s
81; LOCO Reading FIR Is b5wn, 1884, el shares Penna
RI, AZ, 100 Reading RE, b5, 33k; Ches Del Canal
IS; 10 Harrisburg RI 81; 10 Grard Bank, I2 Phus-
dclpha Bank, 1905; SO Mechanics Bank, days 2us.
Bcr,er Boords.-100 shares Heading RR, 33 200 r.
high Zinc, cash, 9; 100 Long Island RR 1os. Sscond
Bodrd-$10, 900 City 6s co. 1900 frankiord Ca b. ST.
Geo shares Reading RR IS, 3&, loo do b5 3Gts 100
do 38A 100 Morris Canal days, 1851; 80 do, l03; s
Harrisburg RR, days "a: Bank OF N America day
l35; Bank Of Ponna, 1l3M. After Bogrd-3oo shares
Reading RE, s5wn, 33k 100 DO, s5, 49,; 100 do, b.
;31s; 50 do, 3shs; 2so do, 49, Market steady.
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Naval IuerI1tgeuCr.

lhs United states steamer Ccrvin Iieat Css.n from
New york. arrived at Norfolk the 18TH She Is ordered
to survey Wimple shoals OF Hsttcras The following IL
list Of her officers Silent Commanding 7. A. Craven;
FIRST Lieutenant j. G. Febbiger; Acting Master, r. G.
erenshaw Assistant Surgeon, 7. L. T. Cronmer; Pass.
ed Midshipman. 7. Abbott; nrsughtsman, Arthur BAL
back second Assistant Engineer r = Msrcs: Third As
sisant Engineer, 9. w. Pympon; Fourth Assistant In
Rneer J. r. laindn. Tho schooner Bancroft tender 10
The rcrWin came IL with her
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TELEG RAPHIC.
luRtLEE OF THE ALUMNI.

Bosroy July 20, 1854
The tr;ennial jubilee Of the Alumni Of Harvard Col
leye today interesting and pleasant gathering
Professor FELTON, delivered the Grafton About Eve hun
dred persons partook Of the dinner John Quincy,
Jr., presiding Speeches made BY Judge Shaw,
Professor Pesrce aud others. The old board of officers
re elected, with the exception of Judge Thomas
Who resigned, and Hon. Charles sumner was chosen in
his place
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An exciting rumor circulated very gsasrAy sssut
town yesterday morning. to the effect that the steamer
Commodore which left this city for sonington on wed.
nssday eysnnng crowded With passengers was totally
destroyed By ERE the Sound the night Tho an
nexed despatch shows that the report was utterly un
founded -
BosfoK July 20, 1884.
Tie passengers from New York last evening, per
steamer Commodore arrived here safe In good
this morning The report about tho steamer being
burnt last night, Is entirely destitute Of truth.
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ARRIVALS.


Gov. j. B. Wells Illinois; Hon. J. 4. Butler Kentucky;
Judge Boyd and family, Miss.; James Waddsl London
r. Saxon, United States Army; W. w. Paul, Philade
yesterday.
G. G. Hubbard. Boston; o. M. Hastings, Cleveland;
VIM. Packard, Boston; James Woodruff do, were among
the arrivals at the Prescott yesterday.
Hon. H. Y. Stillman, Pittsburg Hon. Ichabod Dun
lap, Michigan; Col r. A. williamson, Georgia; Capt. r.
W. Fowler Conn John 0. Pierce, c. C. and {. and c. and
House yesterday.
r. Vase Boston; R. 8. Ford, Loassuei S. p. Tucker
man, Boston; DR.. sangln, England John Hareh, do. ;
John Hargh Ir do j. VI Carmalt and lady, S. c., were
among the arrivals at the Clarendon yesterday.
DEPARTURES.
rss. mr.. Elise IL he sss, and .sy s
rsss Hesub :st g Ensmana; solepbgrE; War
SeS. b.
MSsos I, ;ssr Fran, Wssss ssissS. sssys. d;
81: S4s iss fs;s. S:ssss
TSr Liverpool IN ths steam.hip Amerio. from Boston
Hewsit Ps.hns sseissd, Ss cessa R ss
ssIs; S iss VIZ rrss
n, shsss1 sna w hs,r; so aess
- :ii: S.S Tune. S!;s:.. as';::
ss VS. gsraf B, Poyw
s;:t;' e :s e;
. q states. Ne. s., sns and
s :ssa y Ei%'. s1 VI.
1sndSstte q HoyS sGots; Cobb Thcmp:oS Hall
bell ofseosi;Id Mr. Doubleday Of Holland P,uis, Il
For Aspnvaii and California In the steamship Empire
81 ssrta.d Sss kdsm:
Bsps:9 f
r Dow, Bush Mrs Gants. Mrs. Jones. W Webster. Or
s:s isf ~: ?;
Nh s' IA s:s Me-
S:1 VIA nd s T.:
G hsenSIsess. HhissTsp., RosS. W Brs.n' ffif
hsss:s MsHa.s H.nn: ses Viz, 4: IS s:a nI
a r. s and s scS .s
ssaaasss issSsa'st S;;. G;:
Ssss; mi. sen So; y;
sais!s Rn afi Hsa,.s k s:sss
TT s,, I TS. Jones Ms;PF Lsn..,
P:Ts1 FS:y
Is:t;a sS:sisy i;;sssss. isss:s: f;ss::
rSsHIIsy. bans; R.snspa, yasRstsh.y, Thsnp.
gerald Ms: Iitsssraia Hsiisr, csnsSy sinons.
ssMn.s rs Ss ;sssnlnS
Lst.ssn:nA nm, Gh.nEsIl,Ip Sns; Rsa
Hall isdy A. d child, Finch G. Norwood. Gotham 8
fpi ien isa'ss s, and css 1a son. fo1fs' h'"''
White Love- Doctor Walker ars Wslser Or SrettasI'
4 ffs ns g. H l 81
family Bytown Sanaaa Taylor wise and family, do
Emily Geo ;ss
sP dian family M, u Carly and Pslsy W;m,susg Z
sshSs se SsaGs ee
Mnlismsiurg VI Fitch, Fitch and Miss Fitch, Temp
sse.sa iS's i'f & nsa bo Esss
hesSsyn NJ a.rSass. Smith and .ssgsrs. Hessr NY
rsplt Maurice Perrault and Lawxon, Canada Doyle
I uss Ne Mss; All spsys sprqA M md s,PssSs
Hannah Patson, Rolt Pstten snd Mr. Mitchell ali from
C,naas nr AsrGns nr Bare and xr Engood. Mishissni
spoensr and Ritch Troy: Esdsiie Trip sad John.
Ts fi &. az
Stuart, Ohio. Totni, %.
From Norfolk, &c, In steamship Jamestorn-C W Ron
o Iued as y ss' aoM Ms'1 Hss
Mrs Dgpup, Mas Mary Dupuy, Miss sarah simmer
sins " 6.sorss SsrEer CIV Dion and LADY, Mss
Bssse M, Wardvsn and sister Miss Phlbrck Mis. Ia
Hal rss Mrs nam ssusSsr ana ns NJ a
'0H asy and three scdrsn and :: il the stesrsss
mon, MT riiii M hartley, Nj Moore M Warner, NJ
S.ls:,' ship T,s..: s';a T:.., Sss
From New Orleans in bark LsurensMr and Mr., Kenns
dy, and four in the steerase.
Prom G.n,on, n ship s~espstsses-G hanro-, wife,
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MARITIME INTRLLICEyCH,
Fort Of New York, JAY 80, 1854.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship tmp,se City. Rathbope; Asyia~al, n Ro.
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haus.
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Meipcke.
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schr Amin sde Tortl, ST Anna, Lisbon Msrehsdc.
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Co.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21

DIsrREssne srrcIpE.--A most distressing case
Of suicide occurred last night, at Firemen's Hall,
Fifth street, between Walnut and Vine. The circum
stances attending II are as follows The victim,
Mr.. John Anderson, very steady ana temperate
young man. who had been boarder at the house
for the last two years, yesterday before noon called
AZ the bar and asked for bottle Of mineral water,
which with tumbler he carried 10 his room. In
the cOurse Of the afternoon, as the landlord Was
passing through the upper part OF the house, he OBJ
served 0at Anderson was very unwel, and wished
To send for physician, which the other opposed
He appeared gradually TO grow worse until about
nine O'Clock In the evening, when he informed one
Of his fellow boarders that he had been taking
arsenic, and that he had committed the fatal act
about noon Of that day. Mr.. Grocbner. the land.
lord now sent for DR.. Muzxey, who prescribed anti
dotes, that nevertheless failed In their object, and
Anderson died In the greatest agony about two
O'Clock this morning. His suferings were said to be
40 intense that he tore the nails from his fingers
against the walls o. his room. lie would give no
reason for the rash act that he in trouble,
and stated that be had twice before attempted sui
eide bat failed. Anderson was painter 10y trade
and O citizen Of New York.-Cinci,wai Times
july ls.