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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

A NEw GERMAN PAPER We learn that the pub
LEGATION of Il German ADt-Nebraska paper will short
" be commenced at Galena, Illinois, by Messrs
Mayer & Stibot, recently of Alton. They are able
and reliable men, and we commend them TO the warm,
and efficient support Of the Wings and Republicans
of the section OF the State in which they propose to
labor Mr. Stibat the editor, the same gentleman
who il will be recoected, was read out OF tn Dem
ocratc Convention of Madison County, Illinois, be-
cause he a German arose against the Nebraska ini-
guilty We hope this dastardly act may be remem-
bered and rebuked by the German citizens OF North
western Illinois II they are true TO themselves, they
will be true TO Mr. Stibet, and liberal in their pat
ronsge. Galena is in the Congressional Di,trict rep
resented by Mr. WashburDe, who We trust, viii be re-
elected by an overwhelming majority.
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LUBEC-Sld Sept. q. brig Jere Fowler, win.ow, Hills
boro Ar 2sh, BRIG Torceo, Geer H.boroi Brazil FROM
Noys Scotia salem with cargo Of wood struck on West
Opcddy Head this NJ and hnoctrd hole in her bottom.
she will repair and proceed her Sid 18th .chr
May T. True Hunt, New York
NJ n PORT-In port Sept. n "A " bsrks S.rsnse and
Martha Anna; brgs Rolling Wsve and Ellen Hayden; seh-
/ ard r. PhaTo. Dshton for Pbisdslphit; Cinderella,
Mken Rondout Albert 1homs' Chun Providence for Nan
Silvia isIse Buniey Phsdsph Irsm Smith Crow
EN- Fal River Alexandra; Daniel Brow Head do do
Mathew Durfee james Go DO Amanda Hogan Fall River
for Port Ewen; John Pierce dg for West Indies Wasp KEEL
Lev from Dennis; Nets
NEW-BEDFORD-Arr Sept g. schr Henrietta, Baker,
phad-pbs; sloop Hronaut Tay Albany CID ship Thee
Brothers Brown Nantucket Sid ship Triton and bark Helen
Snow rn,,, %, ,
YorI Sid .clr Ab,rt (Br fBdnton D gby; Energy, Phn
new Albany Pepnsyvabs, bsItet. Calais A n Mckenzie.
Addison; Corpthi.n Thurlo Boston.
PORTLASD-AT. S.pt- n, bark Cnevssr, new OF Port
.tdl Kplht HsTps~en; brig Gen Worth Rseslef, New
YorI schrs Lucy Ames kmes do sarah Louiss. Hir do
ca bts a. heIns, " otton, Maauzss
PROVIDESC EAR Sept. r. propeller Osprey Kinney,
New.york; sehrs. Hiram b. Bkhop. Barer, smhhe!d Va
Msry Matt Candy Philadelphia .nder Henderson Keteh
um 90 J. Candy, Conon, do CID schr Lewis Perry,
Fiji. New YoIk sid brig New Era, Wnehes Philadei
nbis ,chooners Delaware. HARDING; Leah Adams; s. B..
BAILEY Bse v s. b. Ashmesc, chAttn, do Lucy Ann,
Dou.bty 90; non;eIamA Suith Port Jeferson sloop VIM
Bov en- HAilock, NewYork sehT Louisa Reeves, Day
Jsnes River. - - -,
saIEM-Ar. Sept IS, .ehr, COrer Smell, Nsw-YOr.;
10th, Belens, Kelley, 90.
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REmARKABLE ASEcDoTE,-A correspondent Of The
Pttersburg Express, at CEarlestown Va, communi-
Gates 10 that paper the following series Of incidents,
which if true are certainly very Singular Washing
ton was accustomed to wear ON his watch two seals,
one gold and the other silver. Upon one of them the
letters G.. w. were engraved, or rather cut. The
seals he wore as early 1854, and they about
his person the terrible day of Braddock defeat On
that day he lost the silver seal. The gold one re-
NAMED with the general until the day of his death,
and was then given by him TO his nephew, gentle,
man of Virginia, who carefully preserved II until
about seventeen years ago when riding over his farm
he dropped it. The other day the gold seal lost
seventeen years ago, was "plowed up, recognized
from the letters &C. w." on it, and restored to
the son Of the gentleman to whom Washington had
presented it. At almost the same time the silver seal
Lost in 1854, Just one hundred years ago, was
plowed up on the site in which Brsddock was de-
fested and in like recognized from the let
tiers &C. W." SO that in very short time The COM
paniops will be gain united. i have this VIII Die
statement from the most reliable source possible.
namely nom the gentleman himself who has thus re-
stored to him these precious mementoes OF his great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

A NEW METHOD OF STEALING Satisfactorily
a lady of geneel address went into shoe store In
Rroadway, and wished to purchase pair OF shoes
The sbopkeeper displayed several pairs and the lady
seated herself 10 try them after which he turned
10 attend to another customer. Presently the lady
said that none of the shoes fitted her, and vas about
10 lave the store but the discovered that so ne
of the shoes were missing. He did not know how
many but the suppl, be had placed before her va. vas
tufbcienl, diminished for him to be assured OF the
fact He accordingly accused her OF taking the shoes
She denied the charge but her trepidatioa was sum
cienty evident 10 jusriy the ssopkeepef 10 ,1snrur
ing search. He accordingly commenced the dell,
several pair. OF shoes suspended by hook which
was attached 10 the ladys srer evidently for sacn
purposes he identified his own shoes, and len hang
ing there two three pairs which did not belong TO
him The lady was softened to tears, and plead with
bin not TO expose prosecute her, which he prom,
ised rot to do. We learned the circumstance, and
forbear names the lady is of undoubted respects
bility. This discovery should tesch her wholesome
lesson. ISt Louis Rep, lstn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

Toyctn.s IscIDEST.-The following touching IN
cdept is related having occurred at the last com
tnencement Of Roeheste. Uniyersify:
Zone member of the graduating class, Mr.. Il. Y.
Fem. of Rochester. r. totally blind. When bic theme
wss AZ poupeed President Anderson remarked 70
the audience that Nr Fem, at the close OF his aaior
year in performing come chemical experiment. ln
private lost bis yesight entirely from the effects Oh
An EXPLOSION bit that from unhagglug energy, enu
by aid OF devoted brother and attached clas'-ms.es
be bad been able to complete the studies OF the coae
With honor to himself and satisfaction to his teacher
He was then led forward by his brother, VINE suS,
was sce-eciy fearless eye in III that vast assem-
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person can tell her. abe has green unmistaksbly
marked on her countenance.

PREsIRvIse FRUITS IN vAcuuN.-Joel L. Green
of Cincinnati has invented and has on exhibition in
this City, method Of sealing soldering cans or bot
tee Of fruit while in the receiver Of an sir-pump.
The receiver may be hkened to big iron pot turned
bottom-up upon an iron bed-plste with = ground
joint. There three glass windows, through which
whatever is inside can be seen. In the center Of the
CONVEX part OF the receiver there is q universal ball
Joint, and through that sliding rod to the lower end
Of which heated 50 derrg iron is attached, by which
the cans can be soldered whenever the gauge shows
that the air s properly exhausted By the working Of
the air.pump. Within the receiver there is coil OF
steam PIPE, by which any degree Of hes. can be OBJ
tanned.
TIE apparatus will not be expensive, and will be
useful 10 fruit growers it will enable them to pa.
up frui. in that best of all ways by eIhsusting the
air. by which it be kept without sugar and with
out cooking enough to destroy the natural favor.
Butter eggs, meat and sundy other articles Of food
can be preserved for en- indefinite time by excluding
the air. This invention viii be useful for any pur-
pose Of working in where it is necessary to see
and manipulate the article
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CRICKET.

NETWORK CLUB VS.. ST. GEORGES CLUB.
shi. match was finished yesterday. New-York
lain victorious with three wickets to spare. Play
-. commenced at 1Oi o'clock, by the 81. Georges,
no went down most astonishingly fast for 81 runs
waller and Wallack were unfortunate, like the first
S.,. Sam Wright only 90, ., and Bailey round 0.
1Hs bowling was terrific and Of the first class Cuyps
halls were true 10 the mark everytime. Sans also
bo,led and battled in good style-a great improve
rsnt on the first day; he made beautiful hit that
seat the ball over the hill The fielding Of New York
was excellent particularly Fletchers. The ST. George
ma. 80 good Bennett and Hiudaugh missed two good
cschos. The match passed of very pleasantly,
800 all seemed agreed they had seen good display
II cricket.
The following sums up the score.
At GEORGES CLUE.
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LONG ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KILLED.
,ons,ponde ne. Of The \. Y. rdbuns.

Couespondepes Of The II. Y. Tribune.
SourHoLD, l.. l., Wednesday, Sept. q, 1854.
Az the train running from Brooklyn to Greenport,
on ,he Long Island Railroad neared the Manor Sta
10y, Yesterday the engineer, Mr.. Roe was thrown
" the car or engine by having his head thrown
vIor n'ly sgaiDst sienpost. He put his head from
the train when it was in motion, when It was struck
by the post aforesaid His skull fractured by the
blow He was taken to GreenpOrt, where his family
reside and died du ~ last nght.
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AYryAIE STEAMBOAT CLERK.-According to TIE
st. Ions Republican, there is one feature about tue
steamer Illinois Belle of peculiar sttracuveness
lady clerk LOOK at her bills of lading, and Mary
"sJ Patterson, clerk viii lie traced in deli
4" cate and very neat style of chirogrsphy The IN
"surance companies, under such an arrangement,
"vn have 10 come down a fraction on their risks
"A lady clerk on a western steamer 1t speaks
strongly of our moral progress.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

The Hermann, from Bremen and Southampton
reached IBIS City about IL o'clock this morning. Her
news however, has been anticipated by the arrival
Of the Alps at Boston and Amelicl at Halifax.
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THOMAS MAssos, Auctioneer.
nav 4. nUlNnEC SIYDEpTOD L,IrDNT

THOMAS Mhsok, AuctiOneef
THO PAY VANCES.-SUPERI0R FURNI-
i TURE At AUCTIOS.-NANsON L BECK will sell
THIS MORNING at 10. o'clock No So4 Broadway corner
Of Dus dealer closing business comprising
an Rosewood Black walnut Mshoss
nv Oak Eremeled Furniture for psrors dining rooms
rh.mhers Libraries and ha also and excellent Psnoforte
Hair and Husk Mattresses PEPPER Msche Goods Eeetnfyns
Machines {. supe nor srtiee Window Shades &c &c Csea
su.s now ready Every facility Afforded 10 purchasers in the
packing and shipping Of goods
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REPORT FROM THE UNDERGROUND
RAILROAD.
FUGITIVE SLAVES
CAN Al A.

From The Cdnada cue o Iit Ft0Iift
Milly Banks, father, mother and two children ar
rved in safety week from Kentucky AFTER their best
wisbe. TO Mr. Bes and family thy would inform him that
they ART much pleased With the eounry the only exception
be price pao for female labor four per mon
sbe frequently that az home independent Of other labor
Que on the conductors of the road arrived safe
with full trsn-hteer IN all
Arrived al Windsor, c W., from the Gait House,
Louisville Po Jackson, Aug H. She wishes TO Dc sindy
,m,pbr,d 10 Mr.. Ellen Jarvis the widow who claimed the
,sb 10 her person She nothing but her desire for nee
oCm would have tempted her TO issve Mrs. and the ute
rTome Of freedom 1t IS but 40 without enjoying
ice blessed privilege Of breathing tree air before ms moHins
farmer suticp.tiops Mrs Reeves who accompanied her,
saws Amen to the latter sentiment
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FIRES.
FIRE FORTIETH-sT.

Last night about q o clock fire broke out in the
bone boiling and taow.trying establishment of JAS.
eral fire companies were early on the ground but be-
fore they could subdue the flames the establishment
was nearly destroyed. The loss is estimated at about
o. 500 Insured for 81 600 in the BOwery Insurance
Comnany
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The ship GeoTre HelbGi, from Antwerp arrived this
Ing Ia, Sept 49, lat 10 50 lon %
,hip Henn Clay bel Same ne snip standing east
wsrd .hcSrs EvsIet; Blown. .sual SIPS D. at ~ H.
in lat 40 IS lon g. hsht rssed stesmes stand
ing east
Cant Pof Of Slater Island informs that there il bark
ashore Oh the RornsT shos ward bound The
r,smtus Wave . engaged n ASSISTING her OF
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professional Notices.

AIRS. j. w. MARKS, Qate Mrs. B. G. Bush
WI pen) CLAIRyOYANT. PHYSICIAN and PHRE,
kOLOGlsT No ST Broadway Room No may BE- consulted
for disease mental character and personal ntsess N nc
norns sbnornsl state. Office hous FROM A NJ to r VI
n A. JARVIS, d. ID. s., performs all opera
". uoL. Ia MECHANICAL and SURGICAL DE s
TRY IN the most careful Charges very tnOas'a'e'
Office rooms at No S2 Bleecksrst, corner OF oIose.
CPECTACLES GOOD and CHEAP, accurately
- adjusted to v,on BY S. FRANKS No zrrLfov oppo.
it, 10 The Aor Hous- and At No 81 Bo.syi Optton 70 me
Eve Infrmsr AID Eye Hospital Exchanged n's sat-
bfsetor,. Wholesale and retail
TT 8. PASSPORTS-IDdspensi to travellers,
i..n,S 5, j b MONIES Notary Public. No. u War
-, 90 Rr9eSvxy Nafurslizsd citizens mist produce
their certificates
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OTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.--NOt Is
hereby sven that the proceeds Of the sale Of The Real
Estate Cornelius " Bush, otherwise called cornsnns
SUR GATE The County Of New York by Peter Bas tho
A5rtnistrsor OF all and singular the Goods Chaels and
Crdit, o The said interstate will BE- distributed according 20
Law bs suosess Office IL the City Of New York. on the
twenty h dBy Of October at ten o'clock In tho lore
noon Of hat day-Dated THE 7h day Of sepember 1884
20 6u A. W BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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The cholera has disappeared at Jamaica and Bar
BADGES with the exception Of few isolated cases in
the country. Trinidad and St. Lucia are infected
with the disease but the other islands are compare
lively healthy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YOgK..... .SEPTEHi
Arrived.

Us ". steamship Hermann, Hgsius, Bremen and South
ar mon Sept 49, mdse. psssenges 20 { II sanf Sep.
"a ia Al S. Ion 90 S. steamship 81; Louis. hence
Hsyre sept a at. Al 90 Ion IS e steamship GlasgOw
CRAIG. herce for Glassov.
H. steamship Conway. VsleFo. 81 Thonas Sep. q, IN
ballast To- Msitsnd Phelps Came 70 ths port for
Bark Nasds Sed Os,enbrs stockholm 80 days iron and
l62 pesseugsr 20 FuIsh Nencke.
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The Students Of the Free Academy play match
al HobokeD on Saturday, and the second eleven oil
st. Georges and New. York Clubs play match on
the same ground next Wednesday and Thursday.
The Newark and Harlem ClUbspl2y al Newark on
MONDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

Appleton & Co. have issued CowPER's Political
Works in two elegant octave volumes, with bio
graphical -ketch by Gillian.
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COAL-Cheaper than the Peoples Man as he
calls himself 50 per delivered part Of the city
C.,h order. received BY CHADWICK his scales am
ners,-.t pier, North River
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
~ For BREMEN, via SIMULTANEOUSLY United
States mall steamship HERMANN L. HiEsins, Commander
viii s. for Bremen touching southampton 70 land tho
mail. aud passengers for Enssnd and France on SATURDAY
Oct 7 al IL o'clock NJ, fom ps.r 30. 81 North River.
pic. Of pas.sge from SswYOTk Southampton Bre
men; In fr,t CABIN main saloon sl2J in First Cabin loser
,sloou 800; in Second CABIN so.
An ,.rerepeed surssO is .ttsched TO e.eh steamer
specie delivered in Hsvre or Lornon.
Al letter. u asst pass through the Post Ofce
70. frestt or passage spplyto
{. n SAND, Agent, No. II South William Ct
The steamer WASHINGTON will succeed the Hermann,
and ,ail Sept. D 20 Oct 5
NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI.
Il WEEKLY U 5 MAIL LINE The new, .plendd and
f,.t.soirx steamer NASHVILLE, NJ Berry, Commander,
vii leave Pier No. T. N R, on SATURDAY, Sept %, G4
o,eleei r. precisely. Fer irssh; apply board where
ali b. Of lsdrs viii Be ssnsd AID fo' Pe:sas. the ONCE
OF sPOFFORD, TILES1Os Co., No 20 Broadway.
Throush tickets 10 FLORIDA Is l!0ws To Jacksonville Ssi
10 Pistsa fS5
VHIAkDLAW, WALKER & BURNSIDE,
w FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHAST5 and
RFCEIyISG aud FORWARDING AGENTS, CHARLES
9
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n Y. SUPREME CoURT;mDENNIs s. PER;

Witt against L. NJ ATTAwAY-To the DEFENDANT
above named; Yon hereby summoned and required 20
swe the this action which y fled 10 the ONCE
The Clerk City County Of NewYork a. the City Hal
in civ and TO serve copy your the said
plant on the subserber bis office, No lo6 Broadway In
aid Civ OF York within wenly days after the service OF
this you exclusive OF the day Of such services and
II Won fall to the said complaint within tho time aore-
for the sum Of 81 with interest from "a Oct 1885 f5l r.
with interest from 18th January 1854; St96 49, with interest
from the 9Th day Nay l2S and i96 Il with interest from
the 9Th DAY June 1854 besides the costs Of this action
80 lswswF No iOs Broadway, Ny.
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nay BOAT for ALBANY and the INFERNO
IL pIATE LASDINGs.-Me.ls serred On sosd-Ine
..p-tno~n snd f.vonte steamer ARMENIA, Capt 70.
h.mas WI esve New Sgrl from GO, q Ch.1s sslosS
AZ Returning leave AssnJ every TUESDAY, ThoAS-
DAY ard SATURDAY,
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Spoken, Sc
Domestic PortS.

Sent n of Nantucket South Shoals Dark Charles William
from Beston for Savannah By poibOsi T. X. Collins
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DEAD HEADs.-The Clereiand Herald Of the 2lst
in slluding TO our article on the Dead Head sys-
Item" illustrates the subject as follows:
Gone day las; week a train left Columbus having &
very light load, numbering in all about sixty-two
passengers and out Of this number thirty-three were
dead heads II is not to be supposed that this pro-
portion every traiB bat it did in the
ins ance referred TO- and not from any peculiar cir
Gun stance existing jus at that time. The insolsnce
however, Of some Eho consider themselves entitled
to what they please to call the cOurteses of the
road was s'rikngly shown but a short time since
Oh The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Road A
landlord from Broadway hotei-a two dollar. and-a-
halliday bouse-was making pleasure trip across
Ohio from Cincinnati to this city, having in his tram
party OF FIVE. From Cincinnati TO Columbus the
landlords party passed as dead heads under the
night claimed by him az landlord OF hotel The
conductor, however who took The train at Columbus
declined extending to the party of six the coure-
sizes OF the road from that city 10 thls but re-
Quired payment Of fare. On the arrival of this land
lord al New York be made his bill for the amount
Cleveiand-beDg the n of s24-and forwarded the
same 10 Cincinnati To- d friend for collection Inc
amount was refunded the bill sent 10 the eice 10 this
city and paid ont of me treasury Of the G C. end {.
Company We would ask, in all candOr, what right
that landlord had to travel over tnIs road WITH MS
party al the expense Of the stockholders VIII be
rscprocate the compliment when one Of these stock
bolGer- visits his hotel By 10 means but be viii
send him ylarkiDg up six stories and take 81 30 per
day for the court of his house while be remains
guest The impudeDce OF the thing only shows how
necessary il is 10 work a radical reform and cut up
dead hetdsm by the routs
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6teambcais aro Railroads.

CEPTEMBER, lo54.-For Shrewsbury, Long
B,.seh Highland Doek O:esn Hocse Porr szhington,
no,r,s pceh Browns Dock, tMddleowr,l and Red 5snt
r. n TIE loot Of obinson North REerSew and splen nd
..s-n'hoa. ALICE c. PRICE Cspt A. II. HsSgerty, vii
,.ys The foot Of Robsson-s North River, 81 follow;
'~'N
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Goal.

NOAL.-I am daily receiving the best quality OF
~ RED and WHITE ASH snd usual selling az ~ e.
possible price for esAh only Ws,shs r.rr1lra
isksre Of coal PETER CLiSIvNi 49,
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h)aier Cure.


NEW-LEBANON SPRINGS WATER-CURE.
Az This establishment under the OF DR.. HAWLEf,n
~ optn foI the FALL aud WINTER. As we have our
teos'bsih hled from the famous WARM SPRING which
below ne E. able offer better facilities Tor
ssss TREATMENT than any other establishment IN the
''sh''y' For terms, &C., apply to
- WILLIAM A. HAWLEY NJ d.
-Hswleesnon Springs, N Y, Sept 1864
w AILR-CURE HOME. COUNTRY and
nsr r,ssb.s AM sHEw's, at Oyster Bay, L. for
NJ Tsyi ~ steamer Cro,on from Fulton Ferry and
open the whole e'asv and Ssth Crystal PaAce,
e,t Of reached by uptown eonveyances The
.Snn0eaeons and reasonable terms al both places
I'VE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
eUkE csers the best soeosn,nsassa. q, m,.ni,s -.
vh<ge lsd,,.s n nc ~ terms ~ ressoosble - else
"sAo' Aeo's" u H. WELLINGTON n ID
EEw.YoRK CITY wArK sssc 81 ,kaA,:s, Esv;YcIt
scrsei Of University place. w. i'' iNhs'-'
WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCuo0-
~ No ID LAlGhT-ST., r. 7 TRAIL. NJ d ppoon,S
Accom- mods,ion. for 100 Pstients Connetsn, 49,
rseesps The third Lecture Term Of the Hydrea.,hoAe
'''sS'ssies seA0Sl viii commence Nov. l. ma
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Passengers Arrived /.

4. .fsauship C0a,oav from 81 ThoSids-nr. Nsllsnc
E,w-Yors; Mr.. Morgan and servant OF Jsmsics