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TEsM ESGSf tND GESERA SAcH1S1sT
The above establishment has been in successful operation
about year. and has turned of the best
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have ever operated in this
Orders are solicited Steam Engines Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery of description be completed
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Will enable me to fill
with dispatch and punctuay all orders after the lst OF
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works e i.n,,n,
"Mr. s1IAs BrRxs-Dear Sr: Our Engine and Mills made
fully meet our expectations The ENGISE and
PERFoRNAscE and DURABILITY is inferior to none
MILLS with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
M m eonns or m e we %
through feet log 81 seconds at the rate OF 33 feet
esn esn a
carry A"1' 80 JONES & BARBEE."
June .. 1852. So
OF seaRI1n ogA4 1T Fan 8
1888 MARY UPPERMAN vs.JAMES II. UPPERMAN-
s has sesR PpfaFn p hs
man, appear Fall Term Of the said Court D. ls5S
Aforesaid that he the said Sheriff delivered the said notice
G. hs last Of ahRa d and
falling to on o bs sa ais ne noee
Esss S he sSe eass the
Of the said Court the said James H. Upperman is
c%on be made in the standard and
burg News months James H. Upperman to
pear before the Honorable Judge at the Court to be held
for the County of Franklin at the in the town
Louisbur the Second Monday after the Fourth Mon
day next then and there to plead answer or de-
said Petition the will be taken pro cesso
as him, and tried accordingly.
Witness Rheterick R. S. Lawrence, Clerk of our SAID
Court Office the Town of Louisburg the Second Mon
day after the Fourth Monday in September A. d. 1858:
R. R. s. LAWRENCE, Clerk Sup. Court
Jan. T. 1854. Pr. adv. $8.I H-Snl.w
NTRs. WOLPERING RESPECTFULLY announces
Iv iii to the Ladies of Raleigh and surrounding country
that she now receiving her Fall and Wter Stock of Fey
Goods embracing China goods, fine iron-sone dnner-sets,
tea-set and cups and fine as ever brought TO
this City. -...
Also Groceries of every description. Musical
de- which will be sold low for cash.
Just received, fresh supply of Coafectonartes
Thankful for past favors She socs continuance Of the
same WILHELMINA WOLTERING.-
Raleigh September, 1851 90
2WNLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
S d Udke Forest, n. G--WILLIAM M. CRENSHAW, A;
D. Seventh Session of this institution will
on nd Monday in January next Tuition from
81 to 81 per Session. The Academy situated mile from
Forestve The location of this for
aty and convcnience be surpassed by fhe
of this school have than realized Their
tatons in Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and won Id say to the
public thorough scholar and good
Board can So mouth For further
address DR. " IA n n 1x 1sIr n -
Nov. 2s. 1858. II.
- Fail and Winter, s53. ss
lust RES'EIVED By THE SUBSCRIBERf =
q Black and 5ofed Sill s. - Y 4 ssas 81
French an English Merinoes q fine assortnaent,
Printed and Plain Muslin ID elains tss
Worked Collars and Bndersl sleeves
EIabr,d d and Plain Linen Cambria H'd,k Is g =
Muslin and Lace Edsings great EaTisty. e -
White and TIM Golored aoss *
No 2 Fayettesis Street 6st
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To Southern Merchants.
WKT G.. UPCHURCH, HAVING PURCHASED
W. the interest of Mr.. Holleman in the Grocofy
Store Harget Street invites the attention OF his friends
and the public to his stock. shall buy and sell all kinds
country produce and shall omit pains secommo-
date and give good bargains. a5ss5
Persons indebted to Upchurch HolIeman will please
call settle with am fully authorized to close
ND the business. W. C. UPCHURCH s
January 4, 1854. 1005-4twpd q
Register COPY four times weekly. -
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Secre et1pf
5 Raleigh Jan. ~ 1854 ~ y .
FayeIteyille Oarollnaal VIII copy SIX times:ll
EDOOKS FOR EVERY B0DY .-Coicss Aanefican
EDVeterinarian Treatise Diseases Of domestic
Animals, by S. w Cole, vol smo with plates,
Sheep The the kind ed from The
American Press. "a 900 copies have been published.
Coles American Frlt Book by S. wv Cole althur of
the American Veterinarian nsae-
plates, Sheep of the
most valuable works subject shed
country. I8 900 copes published.
Schencks Kitchen Gardeners Text Book, contaning
and practical directions
lsno., with numerous plates, sheep.
Brecks Book of Flowers, thorough Work. ftl full
n,rnos nv Joss sne
Treatise on 4Ie
Hot Houses nv r J3 Te,chars
Syo with large number Of e1srrayines
elevations etc Etc The oylr Sss,rE
n,,bshed in
Prof SiIlinan and other scielfific os1fe1neT,
- = For sale by H d FTTJ2NIe1,
~ s{s sTlnor ctoN,s
Rale:ers Ta,,ory n 1esaszs5 155ss
ss -, = :! :, --ee-- -
SO, 600 Dollars Wanted.
YUyITE CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER
Y TaoUS3ND D6IAR for y eo,5s
ID as 70 ns charter
nv will issne bonds Il If not 5
~ , IS,S SI, ~ @ s - s u iDs sshan one
thoGsana M m d9ars OF es anan Eye hnnared
ne inc in m e Il Z ss aas, ana ps
- ~ q - ss -as l'see
Tbosa ,r;sb;n ta II ins s,, , 2 f 81 s, ,I
address tbe Il sais
r bv 5 db Ist f s a.
TIE Treas. e &. r r { 5. +. Nav. Co.
D ALTIMORE PIANO MANUFACTCRY.-S
BIB IMPORTANT SIMPR0VEMENT-EJa Uaire4sas
and Grand Pianos request fTst-fafe Insfru.
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NIOTICE- We are pleased to inform and
lN The public generally that since the by
of the recently occupied by and of nearly
tire stock of China, GLASS; c we
the kindness Of Messrs Patterson Cooper
store just vacated by he at the foot Of
wish purchase line, Our stock,
say, will be entirely and in prices we are
pared to offer great inducements as heretofore.
eaYa ourselves of this of returning
sincere thanks for the liberal heretofore
deity merit and secure uatioH Of the same
KERR s. aIARBu RY,
Importers and Dealers IN China,
Class and sRenBare,
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'.I7IyDOW CJ,ASS.-A LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL
w SIZES AND QUALITIES, kept on hand or ordered,
to suit any sash at very y-ITN, low rates. .,o.
banre TO It Their orders before buying elsewhere if
hey want good bargains. I. f. ffoCuD'
Sept i, 1858. oo-
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YON's RAT PILLS, THE MOST EFFECTUAL
Gby WITIJANS 4 HAYWOOD
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~ large Case of this Mus2rd-which is considered the
best In the worldly many persons-is just received at
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
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DLANKETS AND FLANNELS.--9-4, 1o-t, III,
E I24 and 1874 supr Blankets Crib and Cradle do,
White Blue Red and Green Macknaw Blankets,
Negro Bankets-all kinds, Saddle and Horse do,
White Red Yellow Green and Gray Flannels all grades,
Fancy French Flalnels for Sacks, all ceors,
In store and for sale by JAMES McKIMMON.
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o1II, At PESCUD,S DRUG STORE FOR YOUR
CsUuTes of American and Foreign PERTUNERr, TooTH
pd Han Brushes, COARSE and FINE Cones, Scars and
SHAVING CREAMS PoNADES and HAIR OIs.
Pgud keeps large stock and sells at small advance to
consumers and the trade
Can't
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CIGARS AND CHEWING ToBACCO.-THE
Uh7ers of the WEED will be glad TO hear that the sub
xbr has received invoice of Superior Cgars-fne Cut
md Lump Chewing Tobacco, various brands, and some
p F. PESCUD.
Sent 1S5S So
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of advertisements will be taken for the
limited NUMBER 10 " "deduction will be made any but
F paPe Dut will be inserted at
sine. e &ss ast ssssssFg ys n
n be insereG or $40 for twelve months; or in both pa
str SI nGh.I;, y months or $15 for twelve months
paper will be sent to advertisers for SIX months
sV and others who may wish to send money
can do so at all times by mail and at his
Ps Hdol I'll %ast T come ss pSstaes
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NEW FIGURING MILL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
+ IN NEW FIGURING MILL is in successful opera
ton turning very superior article of -four
He is now ready CUSTOM which he respectfully socits
The best cash prices paid for wheat.
Ny Mills situated within about two miles of Raleigh
0n +" ''n1' ot W. F. COLLINS
z Sent 27 1883 9o-tf
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@IFT BOOKS FOR 1854. IN RICH AND ELE-
UU giant Bndings.-The Lily of the alley The Rcmem-
ines of Shakespeare The Floral Keepsake The Golden
Gift; The Leaflets of Memory The Gems Of Beauty, Lit
crary Gift for 1854, Edited by Miss Emily Perciyal.
For sale by w. L. sPOMEROY. ~
Raleigh December 24th. 1855. sls 49, H.
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W5LUTES, FLAGEOLETS AND FIFE,S FOR
Cali at the *, s'S c. BOOKSTORE
sRaIeioh Nov. A. 1858. t04---s5s
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DIANOS, MUSIC, STRINGS, &c;-AN0THEiIfs
and elegant tone and finish just opened at the 81
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-, 1IcHT!o EVANS 4 COOKE, No. 90,
Goods Unnecessary to speak Of thercheapness as it
deem nnSrrsood py ALL that Evans Cooke believe
u quick s saes anu EVANS COOKE.
,nampetiuon. So
canf :
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ERANKLINTON MALE AND FEMALE IN
4 STITUTE-FRANkIIN CouSTr, n G. MIR MRS,
d. S. RICHARDSON, Principals. This Institute opens on
the lst MONDAY in January The two Departments dis
E. A. CRUDUP,
@ Scc'y of the Board.
December is HISS. st
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Z a zBEAUTIFUL s OCTAVE MELODEONs
with three beautiful inspection and sale
at the 8 hUSLG zotylsH. zs
4 N0TTFFR SUPPLY FNEW AND FASH
a 1k I0NABLE MUSIC rseei xed 1t the
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,n1rs, DRESS GOODS. HEAVY RICH

..IIyTS AND OILS.-A VERY LARGE SUPPLY
n Ends of PANTS, O1Ls, and VARSIsHEs to hand
~ far ale, lower than be bought elsewhere on the
mast accommodating terms by r r fEoCoD.
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HfRASS SEED. Red Glow HeFds grass Blue grass,
linked lawn grass and LucerEe. just 70 hand 1t the
Drug Store Of I'LL II 4 Ms q HltY1Fo0I9.
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FURTHER ACCESSIONS TO THE COALITION.
Nothing Important from the Seat Of War.
STRNGeNCY IN THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
COTTON DULL-ADVANCE IN BREAD
sTUFFs AND PROVISIONS,
&c, &C., &c

pY HOUSES OFFICE 81 WALL STREET
HALIFAX, May "a, 1854.
The royal mail steamship America, Capt Lang from
Liverpool on Saturday the 18th inst arrived here at
O'Clock this morning. and sailed again at s5 for Boston,
where she win be due at early hour on Thursday
evening
The report of The ship Bauldaur to the steamship
seen on the 21st April, received by the Franklin ia
repeated but with this important addition =" The
steamer was headed north, but altered her
wards the Baldaur, and Immediately disappeared The
Badaur seered to the spot and large quantities
biscuits and boxes When the steamer first seen
bark alongside Of her but the latter steered away
south and, board the steamer, it
is surmifed that the bark may have saved the pas
sengeTs
The fank of England the 18th instant raised the
rate Of discount TO 50 per cent and on the same day
the Bank Of France reduced the rate to four per cent
Since February the Bullion has increased four millions
in the Bank Of France and decreased the amount
in the Bank of England.
The weather in England had been very favorable for
agricultural purposes.
The Collins steamship Arctic arrived out at Liverpool
at O'Clock on Wednesday evening, the 10th inst.
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For particulars of loss Of ship GoldenFleecs and
bark Walter CiaxtoB see gentrsin news columns.
SUR Bnurrs Meacem from Calcutta Dan 10 Of and for
Boston PUT into Mauritius March in distress ieaky, and
would have to discharge for repairs.
sHIp AsHoRI-Cspt Baker, at New Haven 22d inst,
porte large ship under masts ashore Race Rock
smP SHEFFIELD Dubois bound to CaIlao. in beating ont
q san Francisco abt 2h ut came in CONTACT with the
m to IS. 4 Bonita sSs sss
sasi ssa
shor and earring away tbs ea,seaa estwa,er and 10
TBS ss ns s snd III bot s
% The ar aPs s collision. % haze The qns:s
tsned very serious having carried main and
a':s & ID Mr. .s lost .s. :s
states that the time sh. sarA acled zoe hp miles
and became for twenty ave minutes more
before s'''ins '0aise' SPOKEN.
Ship Richard Anderson, from Hamburg for NYork, May
ship Castor. Blascke from Bremen Tor New York Nay
ss , y for . rsss
hss. e pisas days from Boston for cards-
sehr MinnA Ps'fer from China for Australia, March ID
Home Ports.
.ss IL "a q rsa Anil IL sp eI
Koss aSS sd s 3 e :. RI, ,,s ;s
ss nav xG5s M. .S ,s
ysip.s.s siS Iorsps G.m5i s.sSys ToS. ,R.ns "a
days; "a .sp Coax ossood New YsIt Pee % sssE
Asa ldrisGs Nye nsston Nes sen s nor
Evans Hong Kong; lark ST Morys Psnta Arenas Aca-
Tulss days; 18th ship Archer, Thsmas NYurk juno IL
| S0th, brig Kosaiine tBrem) Wrapper, Tahiti
sa lssh, ships Tsl..sr Miteh:il calao DsrIsds Orb
Linen Callso: 2ls ships Eagle wing Hnnsll Hong Kong;
nth, HAmilton tChaese Cunningham do 18th brig CAno
Harlow. Hong Kong; sssh, Aurora Brown, Manila. =
Cid 18th, bark tohn Calvin t3r), DsDAg Hong KoIf.
pat ship HindostaA (Dan) Bondxen, CafAo; Hsmbours
Orb Barrie Batavia 12d Polynesia Steele Calcutta; 2AAh
Csliso; Robins Br Mewha do bark Orion, Hussey, de-
Adv NAY shin ame Cock, for Shanghas 81 abt ssh
, SEwAsw-sh Nay 90 seir freeusne, nrpaN pcys
Lad, c..
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Died,
On Wednesday Nay -, Mrs. ADnau G. BAlc1, wife q
the Rev. William s. Balch, aged Is years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respecHuy
invited to attend the funeral which will take plxre It
three O'Clock this afternoon from the church u
bieecker and Downing streets.
On Tuesday morning. May rs, Lour SxoSs, 10 the 6ss
The relatives and friends Of the family and the Nom
OF the Gettys Lodge No H. l. o. f. also General
oey OF Mechanics and Tradesmen, and Lodge Of Strict
and Masonic Fraternity in general
invited TO attend his funeral from his late
sdenee No. ia Prince street. at one O'Clock this After
49,
On Sunday, May 81, Miss Ann MiLIKR
Her aims were taken to Rhnebeck Dutchess county
for interment ON the Monday following.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Nav al Mrs Er,xA Jam
Who'll AHAS, aged 81 years, o months and DAYS
The friends OF the family members Of Grenada LODGE
No. 2ss / O. OF Q F., and the members Of e L. snow
quesed to attend her funeral from her late residen
No 20 Charles street Brooklyn at O'Clock this aft
Her remains viii be taken to Cypress His for In
terment.
Jamaica and Railway papers please copy.
At Melbourne, Australia, December ~, MALvIN w.
PETs of disease Of the heart aged years. formerly q
this city.
Providence papers please copy.
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At Ct Patricks Cathedral, wcdnes lay, May a. by
lis Grace Archbishop Hughes JcHs MokEos TO dxASNsrrE
+ wuuTENoRR, daughter Of Commodore John d. soat T.
;. Navy.
On Wednesday, May "a, at Astor Place Hotel by the
Rev. Dr Potts Capt a. b. WATERMAN, Of ship ghaycr
10 T., only daughter Of John l. Buckley, Esq, Of
Colchester. Conn.
On Wednesday, Nay q, by the Rev. Samuel Marks OF
Huron, Ohio, iirsEY SMITH 10 MARY daughter of
ssmuel SPARKS, ESQ, Of this city.
On Tuesday May a. by the Pew Mr. Cuyler, Of Market
street Church, Mr. HARRIs ~ MIAcHAN to MARY e. only
daughter Of Charles W. Stone Esq. all Of this city.
On Tuesday May %, by the Rev. Mr.. O'Caagh
SITrBEy A. LAWRENCE TO Miss MARGARET POWERS, all Of
this city.
On Tuesday, May %, by the Rev. Mr.. McCluskey Mr..
WILLIAM A. ARMSTRONG, Of this city, TO Miss ANN L.
WHITE, Of Hcmingford, Canada East
On Wednesday, May "a, at Trinity Church, by the
Rev. H. Denroche Capt J. p. JAYNE late Of san Fraz-
CISCO California 10 Miss JEANETTE NJ SEoN eldest daugh-
ter Of George Sisson, Esq. all Of Warres, r. I.
In Trinity Church, New YORK, on Wednesday, May
"a, by the Rev. Edward Denroche, EDWARD BoYD, Of
New York. to Miss LuoY srxvKss, Of London, England.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEw YORK HERALD.
Dear SrIhere was paragraph In your paper. on the
Cd Sd Of May under the head Of marriages that
incorrecthat Mr. Grovener Waters married TO Miss
Emma Hams. Az Of Justice, please TO deny ths
same and oblge your obedient uervant
WIN. HAMS, father Of one Of the parties.
. NtE ioIk, -. y, .ssl
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very handsome schr of 70 TONS called Belle
the Cape fully rugged and ready for launched -
Providence Esd inst, by Allen She IL intended
Jacket between Barnstabe and Boston, be commanded
by Capt Arey.
Three fourths Of whalep Trident 9 TONS were sold By
suction at New Bedford sd inst $3.50 eighth
At the rate Of $20cO
Ship Game Cock at San Francisco sd nit from NYork
was days to Cape Horn where she
sion OF heavy gales for days Crossed the equator p
g. lon 40 W. and carried light NE 30 after
which experienced variable winds Made tho heads tia
2lst inst, and had stronS NV gales after.
Ship Archer At San Francisco 2sth ule New York.
wusl9 days to thu 81 days Cape Horn and s.
days the equator the Pacific which pr
U.s. in Ion liz 90 had light trades TO lat % N after which
had light winds from to NNW Was 10 days within 500
miles Of port.
Ship What Cheer, at San Frrncsco 22d ult from Rich
mond of Cape Horn 60 days in heavy westher lost
sails &c Crossed the equator March Ion 5 aud car9ed
the NE trades to lat go Ion 2 20 after which experiences
variable winds Was within 800 miles Of port tho last II
days.
Bark Asa Eldrdge at San Francisco sd ut from Bes
ton tered heavy weather the Dec
20 lat carried away bowsprit and mpeed to put
into Rio for repairs Was 10 days of Csde Horn 10
gales crossed the equator March Ion 10 and
strong Sc trades TO and experienced moderate Winds
until making the land 2st u when very
heavy NV gales, shipped heavy sea, washed away
boat, and stove two others.
Shr Restless arrived at San Francisco 18th
nolulu brought two Hall and wilson, who puA
board prisoners by the Consul, charged with
setting fire to the whaling bark Sarah She of Nedor
while lying on Oahu.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nay "a. 4Fh-Arr bark Creole (Brl
Shields L9ndooderry brigs Geo Harriss G,lkey Glasgow
Maria sBreml Often, Bremen; schrs Jemima Harriet
SOUL Great Egg Harbor Hannah Pool Artakapas Col
Page Edwards Jes English Haley; Gardiner Eidridge
s smn mary smith Maleyy New Haven Matso.
tic Ct; cBsnj BrOwp Rogers New LONDON; ws.ch%se,
Ne; a Horton. Vangilder, Roxbury; Susan Mary,
CID steamship state Of Georga, Fner. Quebec; brig
Lopez Kenny Port Prince chrs 5loomer Tucker and
Clarissa, Gilkey Boston; McLan, Bucan, Portsmouth,
sarah Burton. Bartlett; Plymouth Watson, Jump,
bridge. and Jas English Kelsey Maven: Horton Van
glider, Roxbury; Watehmsp, Brown, Gloucester Ccpta.
Sears, Lynn; Brazos Dickinson Hartford; Alert Hall,
Nepnset Ellen, Hallett; CArsa Sanborn. and Citizen
Curtis Boston, BENZ English, Lamb Dighton; uvoca Hor
ton Providence.
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Port OF New York, May "a, 1854.

CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke, skinner, Norfolk. 10. Ludlsu
Ship CoDrtitusion. Brtton. Liverpool Grnnell Ainsuzs
ship Sarah Purinton Moses Matapsas Eagle Hazard.
iusInow Pammsr 81 o SaeIsi cro,sy crooS
Ship Golden State BarstOw, San Francisco Chambers
hsa, siR snS.cS Sns
s Ss,'i sssy N: sssi s:.a s
Bsrf G Dusiwii. tBssm aemsyer UNA Han.sniiio. Hea
ni Rs,. Muller EULER. G snhin ., ~, Nm
BARK George Thomas zmsbury 81 John. NIB. Sssni.S
Bark Chance tBr Ingsworth. Bathurst. NIB. Barclay
Bark \ Hooper, R.inss, New Orleans Eagle Hazard.
:, Brs G W Brinierhof Phnbrook, xbars, Brett, Son
Brig Oahu Bren) Molde xanIanillo, Gudswills MoA.
RTs Duearia se s;,1s TTndaS BgrShsrd Bruok
Brig Coe Hubbard Charleston. smal.wOod Anderso.
s s.y Ss1 liz
sehf Charles Rdmonston Johnson st Thomas, Russell
sehf speculsn. (olden) Hustled, Aguadiis Gudswille
schr Minna Schiller, Wilson, Mobile, sehicer Bros.
, sohr Prospect, Nicholas. Jacksonville. Brookmaa
sehr Smith, Derrckson, Wilmington, NC, DolIner
sobr Galleeo Smith, Richmond c n Pierson.
Shr hdelads jsmssVn Portland Geo Hatch
corSsn sSsien o' %sdsiss knoa
Steamer Telegraph, hsmbleton Baltimore. W II Thomp
son.
ARRIVED.
Stesmship North Star Warnock Aspnwall May IT, With
passengers and treasure, to N Cross
snip A9rs6urEh tof BOSTON, Fuller Batava Feb H. with
Brs Policy ODD Lsmpiough, Shields. So days. with COAL
to the Manhattan Gas Company. Experienced heavy
weather on the passage April IL encountered violent
hurreape from the westward which split sas sprung
head Of mainmast, rudder head ct I'VE bulwarks DC.
brig Friedrich CLubeck Gesien, Bordeaux IS days, With
brandy, to order
Brig Russell Licssang Matan.ss 18th INST, with su
gar, to Escoriaza Co
Brig Brazilian lBr) Chapman Trinidad Cuba 20 days
with sugar and molasses, to Chastelain 4 Ponvert.
Brig Crawford (of East Maohas) Small Jacksonville, 10
days. with lumber. to n Rockepbaugh Co.
Brig Shurtz (of Eastport, Stckney, Eastport, 10
days with lath, to Smith 4 Bovnton.
Schr Maria Jewett of Brookbaveul Jenny Sierra
West Coast of AT lea April g. with hides &C. to Free
nan Co. May 20 lat 81 49, Ion 73 TO- spoke bark Helen
spoke sehr Garland from Porto Rico for New York.
Schr Caroline Grant (of Buckspor Genn st Johps river
Fla ID days. with lumber to 7 Gilohrist.
Schr Roanoke, DinEmore Passport. 10 days.
Schr RDggold Qghter) Lockwood from the ship Wliam
Layton. ashore Cd Squan Beach.
Sloop Emily, Small. Portland CT, days.
Steamer Pelican, Henry, Providenoe.
BELOW.
One ship, unknown
Wind during the day South. and frosa.
[BY SANDY HOOK PRrrTIre TELBsEAPH.1
The HIGHLAHos May "a
Two ships and bark In the southern ong bound In
The chip William Layton, Ashore at Squan Beach, has
moved about her length from the Shore
Wind moderate from South. weatser clear.
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BUFFALO, May q, 1874.
Since last report the Assembly has been mainly
employed in considering judicial case, involving the
right Of the church to strike from its lists elders refus
ing to have their children baptized The argument was
not concluded when the hour arrived for hearing the
report of the Board of Publication. The board have
circulated IS 900 books and 10000 tracts during the
year The value Of the books distributed $36 000
The had increased the previous year $12
600 The balance in the treasury on the LIST Of April
SIS, 600. This large balance explained by the
board. The Board Of Domestic Missions reported in ia
OF building church at Washington, on o liberal
scale, and recommended collection Of from $780, 900 to
100000. Adopted.
The report regarding the Danve Seminary then came
up, when a warm personal debate commenced. De.
McMaser Of Va, attacked bitterly the action Of the
committee Of the last General Assembly, charging that
they had improperly suppressed information before
them and induced the Assembly to adopt report which
otherwise would not have been adopted The fight is
between the Danville and New Albany seminares. Or.
Breckenridge opposes, and time anticipated.
Dr. McMasters had not concluded at the hour OF
ment
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Free Democratic Conventions In Pennsyl-
vonla.

fTr1sBC Ri, May II 1901.
The free democratic county convention met to dny
and appointed delegates to the State convention but
adjourned without nominating county ticket. They
TO again assemble upon the call Of the county com.
mittee
The free democratic State Convention also assembled
To-Day; about forty delegates were present. Gaz
ballot the convention nominated David Pitts of Ches-
ter, for Governors George r. Riddle of Allegheny for
Canal Commissioner; VIM NJ Stephenson of Mercer for
Supreme Judge The convention adjourned until this
evening.