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Form Of a Guarantee
The undersigned residing at --, State of --,
undertake that foregoing bid for carrying the mail
route No. -- be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder SHALL prior the ls day Of July, 1885,
thereafter may be- enter into the required obga-
ton perform the service proposed with good and sui-
Gent surcties.
This we do with full knowledge Of the obligations and
liabilities assumed by guaanors under the 9Th section Of
the &C, Of Congress Of July 2, 1886.
Dated
(Signed by tive gnarunors)
Form Of Certificate
The undersigned, postmaster of --- State of -
ceres under his oath of Office that he acquainted with
the above and knows them TO be of prop
erty, and able to make good their guarantee.
Dated
(slgncd)
The suciency of guaantors proposals may be cer-
fed by Judge Of Of record and by postmasters
the following oices, and no Others; et
la the State u VIRGINIA, pos.mas,ers Of Offices tho
courthouse county Of each county and at yets
Berkey Springs Berryvlle, Bethany, Big Lick Bridge
port, Brownsburg Buckhannon, Chrlstansburg Carks-
vile, Columbia. Danvie, Eastvie, Emory, Fairmoun,,
Falmouth, Farn,ve Fredericksburg, Front Royal Cor
louisville, GreigsvIie, Guyandotc Harpers Ferry Hsr-
rsonburg, HowardsvIle, kanawha Saline, Lexington,
Market, Sswovn s,sphsnssnrg North Mountain, Oak
Grove, Old Point Comfort Pattonsburg, petersburg, Sa-
lem, seessviie shsphcrds'own Unon University Of yr
gina, Uppcrylc, Warsaw, Waterford Waynsboro' Wes-
ton whi,e Sulphur Springs.
Also Baitnors, Cumberland, Frcdsr ok, ard Hagers-
town, Md, Uniontown and Washington. Pai Blounts-
yile Tenn; Washington and Georgetown, ID. c.
In the State OF NORTH CAROLINA, postmasters of
Offices the courthouse county seat Of each county
and at Chapel Hill, Davidson College, Enfield, Fsyette-
vlie Frankn,on, Castor, Goldsboro, Greensboro,
Henderson, Kenansville. Milton, Murrecsboro Oxford,
salem, Scotland Neck, Williamson, Ysncsyvilic.
In the State Of SOUTH CAROLINA, posmasters of
Offices the courhouse seat Of justice Of each district
and Aiken Bcnnctsvle, Bishopvlle Blacksvle Che
raw, Cokcsbury, Csn~ayboro', Due West Corner, Gra-
Evansville, Grrneville, Hamburger, Mars BuR, Pendeon
Gfatct Cnmf
boro', Yorkvile, also, Knoxville, Tenn; Clayton, Ga
In the State Of GEORGIA, postmastcrs Of Offices al the
courthouse county each county and at Adair-
vie Albany, Atlanta, Aurara, Bsrnesvic Calhoun Car
tersy'lle, Ceda town, CuIoden, Columbus, Dshlonegs
Dalton, Etowah Florence, Franklin, Fost Gaines. Fort
Valley Griffin, Ha~kinsv'Ie, Indian Springs e.boro
knoxvilie, Monlezuma, Marietta Oxford PcnAeld Pal
mc,,o, Poodtown. Rceboro' R,nseold, Roswell, Saint
Mary's, Social Circle, Stone Mountain, summcrvlld,
SmrkvlIc, Tune Hill, Villa Rics waveriy Hail. Wayne&
villa, West Point wrghtsberu' also Chattanooga and
Benton, Tenn Centre, Oceola Wsedowsc. and Jackson
vile, Ala
In the State of FLORIDA, posimas,ers OF Offices a, the
sssrthouse county scat Of each county and Apa
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MOTICEWe beg leave uly remind
IN that as usual all
to the 10Th instant and resented when will expected
come forward promptly and settle The
market, together with heavy will
obligatory upon us TO use more than ordinary diligence collecting
:. HOOr, BROTHER, x co.
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Nj hs OF the world, ON Mrrcator's proiecttop r.o..
IVA me latest authorities; by Charles Crossey, %
For safe by rRANrg raw nm
Nov 10 N'e'"'
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of aproposal Vhe change from advertisement IS
contemplated BY the bidder.
/, ---, of ----, county Of ---, State of -A---,
propose convey the mails from July 1885, to June 3d.
1859, on No ---, from --- to ----, agree
ably the advertisement Of the Postmaster General dated
January 49, 1855, and by the following mode Of convey
ance VIE
for the annual sum Of
dollars.
This proposal made with full knowledge of the distance
of the route the weight Of the mail be carried and all
other particulars in reference the and service ard
also after full of the instructions and require
ments attached to the advertisement
Dated
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IttENiLl BOOKS, tor youths Of all ages, for sSss
in gtsst variety, embracing Ut
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don eduens az The ard collection
books selected IN Paris tas andssgaed
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NUPERIUR second hand Planofortes.-I have on hand
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Apply to JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
5--3 Auctioneer mss Merchant,
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T,ksE srAGE.Persona Recollccuons of Stage
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TAYLOR & MAURY's
Oct Ii Bookstore, 9Th
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MATHEMATICAL. Drawing Instruments. in variety
M of finest quality hnish Others unusually low
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for 81 IS and upwards.
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factory Sheffield
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innfon. 2vois.
Gayae,s History Of Louisiana spansh domination vol
Parish PeHciiitnss; by kirwan. vol
Dlckenss Household Words; December number
Bruno; by Ahbot A tale for The young.
AImanach Francois des Ents Unix pour 1885
yefeTeon'r Complete Works In o vols.
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Personal intelligence.
Arrivals


At the st NichoiAs-Governor Mcdonald Georgia Cover
nor Tod Uhic Hon JucGe nRerso Of the United
Supreme Court; Hon Judge sherman Nowburs; Hon. a
n Forbes Cbnreston Con Lockwood. st. Augustine; W.
Bennett and family, st. Louis Hon. Russell Sage N.
Troy
At the Smithsou House-Wm. II. Reynolds, New Jer
sey George 7. Smith, Warrington; DR. Townsend, New
York: q. Armstrong New York. Is. Carson, Philadsi.
btsyles, New York.
IRON Charleston 10 steamship Nashvilo-A willngton
and lady Mics Lmiiie Evan Robt Bunch lady child
S@rysns M's Craig Y seiaa,, G haywood: Wills,
Lewis bpskI>er lady. chsld ard ssrvant; Moore,
three children and servant; scrdek Hu'esins Il
s.ssaia Van Nose and Indy Mrs Davidson two Misses
Daviarcn. w Henry, Dawson. s 0orhsr, 4 Wight
Miss Un6erw God, Mis- Underwood, Lsvegrove
Rev Phillips Major Wheafop johnson, Miss Phil
lips, Mrs Phillips Mrs Gorham and child Miss Shcr.
red, kcCreery and lady, VIM Rowland, Geo Edwards
Bristol and son, Miller. q King Browning,
Mrs Julia WinbsYs, child and servant, HirshPen Nc
Taylor two children and servant, wlkins2l in the
steerase.
Prom Liverpool IN ship Cornela Lawrenoe-wm Jones'
Phillip Benns, Esther Benns ofNew York; Karl King Of
Hamburg.
From Cienfuegos, in bark Tonquin-Mr Beardsey LADY,
sister, five children and servant
From Curacao, in bark venus-J Gampert and lady,
uoee--
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The Austin State Gazette Of the 23d has the following
ing system Of Texas against the unjust dsreputa
bic proposition of Congress. In public assembly and
the press Texas taking her true stand upon this ques
ton
There is about $40 600 subscribed for foray upon
Mexico and learn that Of the ali busters are at
gives the names OF several and Austin.
intended to raise 600 1000 men in Texas to 80
The recen. rains have brought the up gloriousy
We have the pcst expectations for making very
time. Cotton looks we'll Generally speakiss, our
planters have good stands and q large yield.
The Galveston Ncss, Of toe 2sth ult, says
and abundant rains have fallen yvhers,
failure would extend 70 nearly all parts state yet
this gloomy apprebe nsion In quite dssipaed and
~ An average one. The danger now apprenenI.
ed is from TOO much rain for cottoa in the fall
The Valley and Advertiser has the following about the
The mail rider between this place and LAREDO reports
that on the 9th OF this month, about two leagues from
LAREDO he discovered . trail OF large number Of In.
dams He estimates them II Abous hunorsd more.
Tbe trail crossed the road northwArd ON his arriving
10 Laredo he found they had ted Mexican citzsn OF
the town. named Trinidad Rangel who herding
oxen ont about six miles to the north Of the towa
Two companies Of rifles wsp in pursuit of the indisns
lint could not catch with thea II Ia thought 70 be
more than probable that these Indians Lipans,
from the OTHER sce Of the Rio Grande not far from ~.
'front.' OF hhgle fhes, Wnefe numbey
OF them are living They "a the habit OF crossing
the suddenly committing oa'r.ges and msrdsrs
the ranches along the Ro Grsnde above and below Ia
redo and recrossins IT before they can be caught up
with by the troops.
The same paper has the following army news in let
Tar ca.ss Fort Nclascsh, Iuns L.
Ifrst Sergeant MeNaly, Of company d, and Sereesnt
Tracy Of company ?, regiment of mousted riaemen
have received the appointments OF seeoad keutsaants
Company q, sth infantry, uaeer Iisu.enan. H. C.
ps nshead has moved its camp from Ice csrstos forty
miss above this post at pctst called II pco sixteen
TIE ftsits Of this place vas never better. ao.vth
stspair de beat Of We wsetbes
Tss rae had ane sUsu ds.sch meat Of rcrash AZ.
rived here - the eth
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CITY Intelligence.

THE ACCIDENT OFF STATEN ISLAND LAST SUNpAY-FuRrHER
PARTcULARs.-There several in the account
given by informants in relation to the melancholy
accident of Staten island, Sunday last. The name
Of the boat the Grace Kerr, and she started from
Rutgers street at A. NJ The accident was caused by
sudden change in the wind, which caused her to sbe
and lay that the water in the Windows the
ballast shifting at the time 1t ID alleged bark
Gilbert passed the spot while the were struggling
In the water, and though the hands ON board IN ght
have picked up the men, I'll they did was to throw
piece CT plank, by which two of them saved. It
outward bound schooner that took them on
board. TIE names Of those saved Messrs Daniel
Hart and James McMann, and of those drowned were
John W. Parker, George Grady and Robert Ferguson.
The last named gentleman the Marine Reporter OF
the Journal Of Commerce. His loss is much regretted
So far the boces of the drowned have not been
covered, though handsome reward has been offered.
New YORK IRISH AID SoCIErY.-The third meeting of
this association held last evening at the Grand
street House. The object Of this society is to relieve
those Irish who unable to procure employment 10
New York, by furnishing them with the facilities for
emgratipg to the West where there Is al Ways demand
for labor, and where they certain of procuring
slant work. As there large number who require
such assistance institution Of this kind If properly
conducted, would be great public benefit 10 relieving
overcrowded city from portion OF It's surplus popu-
iaton. The meeting which was attended by abou.
twenty perkons, called to order by the President
Mr. james huilgsn, Mr. NJ 7. Keller officiating as Sec
~
pears that the society Is only process Of
and the constitution has not been adopted yet There
are at present fifty members and funds to the amount
Of hundred dollars have been collected committee
to draw up constitution and BY e-lav appointed
With instructions to report at the next meeting seve
raj members were then admitted to the society the
payment OF one dollar initiation fee after which the
meeting adjourned till MONDAY evening, 18th inst.
NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY CiNcISNAr-The annuvl
meeting of New York state Society Of Cincinnati was
held In the City Ball the 4th inst The following
famed officers elected to during the ensuing
year-Presdent Hamilton Fish; Vice President, E. P
Marcelln Secretary, Alexander c. Thompson; Treasu
rer Henry Fl. Waro; Assistant Treasurer T. O. Fowler
Standing Committee, c. A. Clinton, D. NJ. Frye A. A.
Leggett, r. Varick DE Witt W. 8. Popham, DR. A. Gin
ton, Macomber G. W Meecksr delegates the Geo.
eral Society C. Z. Clinton, Dr. f. p. MArceln and Col
Fowler.
ALARM or FIRx IN NASSAU STRnT.-The alarm Of Gre
last night, about o'cact from the lager bier
LOOM No. 10 Nassau street, corner Of Pine kept by j.
Brau, caused by the servant carelsssly leaving some
kindpg wood on TIE cooking stove to cry The doors
were broken open and the fremen in few minutes
knocked the wood of the stove, and thus the matter
ended.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PnnAM sshs' Buda Swain
Gar. b1sssUsn h.ssn; s. John. SB: brss Snsepss
Ceres Nye,.; :shrs Tsissraph Nick srass:
% shasp s. john as srsn Ssss;
Point.
Sur MrrRoronIrAN which fcd with water ct the wharf
IN SAP Francisco was pumped out and raised two days
AnAnsr sHr w.s passed 2sa us about 7sA. ashore
Hn as s r., xbSss ~ ss sE OF nsns
had an Anchor out and her cable hove
Larrabee, before reported got on) '' '''r''-
sesn sEsArx Of Eoe,I,nd, from Jersey City for Ply
All PIPE. man and sss u. -
mainde Of should out il vas
thought the vessel would be got Of.
Spoken, &C.
BARK 'sspsr and ketch Brothers, hence for Charleston,
rorrign Ports.
rvn hHxTirs- In pert June brss W Packer. for
SoYaavrs,In June % brig Uranus for NYork 10 days.
SlAssow-sId jnnes .2,r JAWS. for Nyorl.
from s s:: ss:s'''
PALpnMoin port June 10 brig Anna Tying Pierce for
Rivsn G1xmA Coast Of Atrio.,-In port June IL bark
sor. Jus ": Ssss fsnsaee, Lewis
York log; brig stks. Gallison, from Post Spain arr abe
Home Ports.
ae ALExANDsiANArr Jaly ,ehrs Kate Helen Proyi
Srs Smith wndse, MS ,ehr Black Monster HYori SID
yss,:S chss Bs.s w.so Mobiles rsssrss.
h h%1,ss Loye assny copi. se.r. nYo,s ca brs
Ar sth bake xleser crexsl coQunbo. April %; Ly-
IA, chaIssfen. is in.s: or'oi BiasssorS ssitaogs:
i'nsss aSress Sa psi's:.
Syork edith steamer SAVAGE, seudaer, SYorS;
Smter ard Denmark, Hartman, do sshrs Wide Awake,
bartlett Prsyd,sse; Alice. csssrress, Hsvans; II.
xSrhH SIIsTSS. jYy .shr Als. Adams. N......
iSas bs.a Gage so.saa. s' p Sssss
s sYo so'fs Isss Sss .;'.,
s,S FAIL sIvEKAIr JAY .,hr Los Baker NrorL slA
ss: sGs . s Ne; s.. css: ns:s
ya, ~,
SHM J., w.,..s..y sss. sys
NEW FORTE rert J1y I, Pm, briga Ellen Hsydes.
Sss .sas cSs ssias
sT P..ss Ss a an :
ss S q e OH .s. r If' ,, 1 10, rs
"a sss S.. ssa; s,s,p s s'; ~,s .s
histt ssa Esssis IasSss Essois: ti..rp.e, s..S wa
ssnn.s sss Psi.dss H,es 5ars.s; S:sss
x, sSr% tSs ps, T:, h'mn' Dyer RODE
PIiLAnlLrnIx~Arr July stesmer Delaware, Conc.
Eyerh cA IN sshrs North rHssae.. ssrey EA.. Cas-
GOV. 90; vpor frsr, Bsser. William. Bscss, Nevbuesh
PROvIDENCL-Ar July propeller usprsy, Kjaney, N
Calcutta rs.sridss Jssi.s.,ills ochrs Sarah Pa.k
Rcehhil, nxaGg; Rsvenus, Corson; & Portss Uudsc.
sad Mary Tee Tee PhnAdelphls oiiv.r spoinsa Sell
man SsrAh Augusta, Denng John wesly, Swets Al
tnnyi A,ssi tnee ccyat,s Rrots.sten ard sspert.
aslphia according 70 wind; Isrsdiss sssss Eiisa
Jane N,ek,rson Nv.rA x Ais. Albany; .loeps Jeha
Henry Jackson do; VIM II noveu Hal och. aYerk
Arrs'h propeller Oseca,s nateAsstef kYosk std sshrs
\" ma M. riops rhvno~r.a nsnsG ae,erd.ns
1ilestcn, do.
York. (ld chip Schiller, EAker, Venice.
xsAvANNAn-Cisy July 8 scas West Wind, Burnett. rs~
York
sTARsPcRT An yny s.ip n Atnsr, IaapAsr. N.v
Yoft sId - Sefr Cbsissge. Biaek Ctsrjesttn'
1Atr1cS-sr spJ stahr Jsrs & Chew, Busbee Phi.
ladelHhA
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Supreme Court Term
Before Hon. Judee r.. =. CowIes.

Wm. y. Finfay Us. The American Ercaange Bons--E
Bliss and Others rs. the san,e-and s. X. WorAingon rs
the same.Dismiased, without costs TO either party.
The Cdndnddigud and Eluird Railroad Company rs
the Men York and Erie Railroad Conponu Jadguaent
for plaintiff with costs, by reason OF righteousness OF
Hogue and others rs Page and o.hers.-sharid to ap
ply TO the officer who issued the warrant to fix amount
he is entitled tn receive.
Henry @. Ghnsraann Sophia H. Gtinsfaaan judy
meDt denying prayer Of petition Of plaintiff, and dls
missing complaint.
In the Matter Of the Application Of Margaret Emnons
Reference TO Charles Peabody, Esq.
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Port of New York, July Q, 1856,


Port q Now YORK., July Q, 1855.
CLEARED
Ssss%sSiP SiasS wsrrs. Baiiset Havana sss HsS
is spo ste! ssssn SToon'fcs
ssip .nsop, wnii.n;, RSs.srd.nIPo.s, snlsh C..
ssis LEY zsss: S.s @ TS:@s...
as T.y .T aa.s
Brig Tr.deviud, wishana, Blue Hnl-R P Buck G..
sehr Bsolow tBr), Whittier Barbadoes-Penniston
sshr Col sAttorly, stets0n Charleston KsA
:, sshf VIM A Ellis Mccresor. MISUNDERSTANDING.
ss
s sohr RR:s;s ,pn LSs,, rroyidsnes--J Hand
. w
ARRIVED.
ss ssss din
ship seusnsrnss hence for o9.reCop sunday, ri. ix
.p s1 Sss%s sss'; ss ss: sf mas
l' II M J r
ship Hsvrs Baxter Hsyre june with ms.s n pas
s.;s S:sss
s gss ssy M with n4
and SO passengers to Chambsrlsin Robinson q o. I've
deaths June ,sy large leland Of i.e had ws'sss!y
tgstet and Of the 9hsnp the eth bscslnsA
ship COrnelis Lawrence. Knapp Liverpool June with
ss. sn s Is m Sna q ~ &
S asss S SS' sas yns Jsn 81
Snip zone Eii,. Shields days, with COAL to No
BARI Henry B,ok tot searsgsrt, Psndsten from olas
Yer and The was ID days Of the Banks. With
Bark sI.; Atkinson Su,.sG. y,sh csehss:
Ss; III. la 81 s. Ion o. sssh.sssa sigma: sisS
yor. Cruz. Ion rs 4s passed bark seisass
a''' s o, '.'''
Co NV = CAPS a. Ssss snsii;ss s.ss ssss W.:
toinet,e, IRON Palermo iOr New York.
SSsss. rsI's 60
Ion q ~ pSs ship 5nmss :, B.Sw1 Y day: fS Ne.
wreck Of chip diam astsd and abas donod, Light hsi
painted rcrts and new house deck, which was painted
DssESn n; Hate ,s Bathurst. River c.p:: cs.: .
woods ss pa1s osPs ss ask Js1: ~ v leg
Emily Dodge and d.m.:ss a. ss:.s
.sss.s Ses ~ =.
Brig Abtssia sssyens GoAaives IL days. with oose ana
brig 1ameg. Porsugnese Radresuez, St Ubss - days
Bark Tonquin Tot Bath) Doughty, Cienfnssos, June =.
Bns Fsnsuia lDrl, wa.nson, Bermuda. sAys,wisA Pc
Brig Devonshire OBI Webb, Bermuda. days. With ps
5SIs conss NswbsS TriSssd. IS dsys With sus.r
and hides to Middleton 4 Co.
Brig Aamods Or Gum Windsor, 10 days. With plAstsr.
Brig Frances NswtOn Dow Pensacola, "A days. with tin
Brig Zenobia tof ssvannah washburn, New Orlea-s n
dkys, with pork 20 Woodruff GO; vessel DnnhAa 3
Dimon. F
Brig Adslna, whpple. Rondout for Boston.
Brig Aurora, Machiss, with lumber to Simpson, Nag
sebr Active orSrsuese Aasathssr. St Ubss. 80 days
surveying schr hs.lsr. Moore. Savannah, 10 days
schr Chas 7 Strong, Chisholm Baltimore.
Schr Gen Taylor, Pierce, PhilaoephA fer Brdgepo~t
Schr Judge Hopkins, Desroot, Philadelphia.
Scbr sarah Fiber Fisher Philsdclphia New Havea.
Sohr Andsrson, Miller, Philadephia forrsw aavss.
Scbr Commander in Chief Woglum, philadelphia.
Schr Mathew Clinton Robinson, PhiladephiA.
Schr Ellen Baker, Lake, Philaoelphia.
Schr Friends, Rrag Cherfyheld.
Schr William, Smith. Esstport.
Schr Joseph Rogers, Worthinston, Portland, CT.
schr Phoebe Ann, Cee. Portland CT.
Schr Mary Langdon Sinonton. R6ckland.
Scbr d Brooks storer, Eastport
Schr Gen Peavey, Hunt, Luoee.
Propeller Caledonia, Saunders, Portland, No.
BELOW.
Two herm trigs, unknown,
SAILED
London.
Wind at sunrise, NNE; meridian ssE; sunset ssE.
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The MONTGOMERY Gala Journal says the report Of the
in b on bis way to
Springs he was suddenly prostrated by attack of
paralysis, and for some time remained sense,ess and
speechess and considered ct the point Of death.
There are strong hopes Of his recovery"
At Cincinnati on the 9th inst the four story brick
building occupied BY Mr. Charles Urban. iron safe
instantly and badly woundng two or three Others Ths
Of the deceased Frederick ksnmann, laborsr.
John Kopt ALTO iaborer was found lying near the BIO
Of Kleinanu with his back brob en- and lover extrs
mites horribly bruised and mutilated. 1t not
pscted that be would survive curing the night Two
three other Iaborers hurt but their wounds
reported the ground that two yet remained bu-
ried beneath the ruins and workmen were engaged at
late hour In searching ior them.
MIRA Catharne Miller sixty three years of age,
mtted suicide in East Newark, N j., by hanging her
her residence which had taken place time before
She was subject to fits
A yacht called the Delavan with a composed Of
fourteen young men, arrived at Albany from New York
fre In stsubenvile Ohio on the Sd inst destroyed
eight buildings, the loss being estimated at 00o Of
which "a, 100 was In Alex Donadsons furniture estab
hhment and stock, where the fire originated insured Tor
250 $500 in VIM. Nssh's store and dwelling, insu
red for 256c 900 James Biackburus c0nfection
cry and dwelling, insured for 49, 800 and OoD in j.
Fishers cabinet chop and store rooms, not insured
A ie at phlipsburgh, N j., the 4th inst. destroy
Cd the iron foundry and pattern shop OF James R. Temp
The city o. Burlington, N j. has, by the just
taken, total population of s73 10 tue year 1850
the population was 6ss7 SO that the increase in five
years has been nearly t3 per cent This Ia but tay
growth times 60, aud indicates that Burlington IL
rather out of the line Of progress.
The editor Of the Annapolis (Md) Republican, had a
visit last Friday from Mr. Richard Ciandcll who was
bern July l6, 1747 in Ann Arundel county and
quertly will be lo8 years Of age the 10th instant.
He ID active and in possession of all his faculties
Up to July 7h 1856 800 applications for bounty land
bao been received at the pension Office at Washington
and S,7SS warrants issued
We learn from the Natchez Courier that the citizens
of CAtahoua par sh have increased the reward offered
for the capture Of the murderers Of Mr. samuel Jack
eon to 81 00o The of the pers suspected
William Hudson and Francis Hsrtgraves.
A native African named Tom, owned BY Mr. R. II. IT,
son. Of South Carolina died last week at the vanced
age OF one hundred and thiyty years.
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BaoApgAY TBEaTRE.--Mr. and Mrs Williams
appear this evening in three pieces. The hrs& il
sne ccmedietta " It's the Custom Of the Country
Mrs. Williams as Melisse, with . song. rhe "Rs-
collections OF OFlaDniran" win follow, With Mr..
Williams as Pbeiim .0'flannigan. TIE drama Of
Bunker HUI Will conclude the auusements, Mr.
and Mrs. Williams In thesleading characters.
BowERY THxATRE--Thc American trasedian
Mr.. Goodall, appears tonight 10 Shells adairabls
trset dy {" Evsdpe, In the character of Colonua
Mrs. Ward a. Evsdle. Ire musical drama of "Kate
Ksaney" Will follow. This entertainment can
hardly nail 10 draw large assemblsge Of the BoWs
ry patrons. WAldron deserves public support.
NIBLo's GARpxr.- Bales grand opera, which has
been &C. very successful Ia announced agau for this
evening. Those who have not seen the Daughter
Of ST, Marx should by al means visit NoboS to.
pipat, when, independent Of scenic hsaut6, and
aer features OF pleasure, they viii bear Miss L.
Pype sing the role Of Catarina in exquisite style.
wtop's MNsrRxLs.-Tbe piecs called "Dsrk
pescs,p II sprcunced again for .his evening" Also
variety Of negro melodies, dsAcing and instruman.
tai pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-10
Naval Intelligence.

The following ia q list of the officers Of the United
States ship Dale before reported sailed from the Cape
Verde Islands for Monrovia, June 4th:-Wm G. Whit
tie, commander; J. j. b. walbach, lieutenant; J. Van
Alstine, do; j. NJ. Duncan do; J. OConnor Barclay,
surgeons John v. B. Blee cler purser; Joseph Brad.
fcrc, master /. A. Kimberly, passed miashIpman; e.
r Williams, do; John A. Knapp, captains clerk; "a.
chAry Wnitmarsb, boatswain; VIM. Harcourt, gunner
Joseph X. smith, carpenter. All we'll.