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The American patriot., 1855-01-10
FOR SALE.

FUK SALE.
4 FINE PLANTATION lying six miles south of
n Clinton, the Comite River and the Port Hudson
Road, containing nine hundred of excellent land
with four hundred cleared and under fence A
good road by it. 1t is well watered and presents
every facility for fine stock farm, grass grows luxur
anty upon it. the proprietor hno'os by experience Any
wishing to purchase for himself home that will
wear well and which may be bequeathed rich leg
acy to his posterty, would do well to examine it.
The terms will be reasonable and time will be given
for the payment of most Of the purchase price if de-
sired.
For further particulars enquire at this office, or ad-
dress the Proprietor of the American Patriot.
janlOtf
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
THEsPIAN CORPS.

On Monday evening last the histrionic associa-
ton, composed exclusively Of amateur performers,
made their first appearance before as intellectual
and. brilliant an audience as ever honored the
walls Of the Drury Lane. " The Secret; OF the
Hole in the Wall, was selected and introduced in
a manner which we confess was beyond our anti
cipation, considering the briefperad that the anna
teurs had allotted to themselves for rehearsal and
the preparation Of properties. Mr.. Nicholls
Thomas we have seen played IN, less superior
manner with well regulated companies In fact
Judging from our retired position are free to con-
fsss that we were pleased with the appearance OF
all the performers, and believe that those present
will agree with us in thus complimenting the new
beginners in the histrionic art. They announce
the second representation Of "The Secret on
Friday Evening next. We would suggest, for the
future, the propriety Of dispensing with the long
and tiresome display Of instrumental music as por-
ton of the entertainments offered The music is
all very well in its proper time and place. but to
attempt to interest an audience with selections
from operas with two or three instruments is quite
in bad taste. sterling comedy with after piece,
song, ETC., we are satisfied would meet with
the applause Of an audience here on every occa-
sion, and doubtless would be lberaly enough pa
tronized by citizens to enable the corps to meet
their current expenses. l.. 80. .s.-.-s.
The prologue prepared for the occasion by our
talented fellow-citizen Dr. J. s. Taylor was an ex-
cellent production, and was read by Mr. Young, in
style worthy Of the cause ~ .''la
By reference to the programme in another col
umn it will be seen that the musical entertainments
offered for Friday evening have been materially di
minished and its character changed.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

Did you ever know pretty young lady who
had not pretty cousin to wait upon her to lee
lures and parties?
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

Russia virtually is inaccessible. No power of
powers can enter and remain on her ice-bound
and snow-coyered territory. She says to the
world: Come with small force and | will over
whelm you, come with large one, and you will
overwhem yourselves Charles XII and Napo-
leon both eHperienced this truth.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

"You look like death on a pale horse" said a
gentleman to topper, who was pale and emaciated.
81 don't know anything about that" said the
topper, "but I'm death on pale brandy II, ~.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

PsErTY Muci1 THE SANE slave you ever bro
ken horse ?" inquired horse,jockey.
"No, not exactly" replied Simon; "but I've bro
ken two or three wagons"
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Committee on Commerce OF inc mouse Oh
Representativ ves have prepared and WILSON report
a ysry important bin on the subject OF alien pau
ners and criminals. Under the provisions OF this
BILL no foreign passenger shall hereafter be admit
ted into porto the United States, unlls he shaA
have the certificate of the American Cnsul OF the
place from which he comes, that he has not for one
year previous to his departure, been an inmate Of
iail or workhouse: and that he has not, Tor tour
years previously, been convicted Of any criminal
offence, except such as are designatedas political
crimes. Fi
If any captain shall bring such persons without
the required certificates, he shall be lhble to tine
and imprisonment. The vessels in winch such
persons arrive shall be subject to forfeiture
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
CONG s & e
CLINTON : TRIO T, CLUB.
To be given at THESPIAN HALL, Clinton o
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 18th, 1856.

To be given at THESPIAN HALL, Clinton on
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 18th, 1856.
- sns-sS 81
Programme. z,1H
1.-Overture to Opera, La Gazza Ladra Rossini
2.-Fute Solo, from Opera Lucia di Lammermoore,
Donnizetti.
Trio, Marchner
Aria, from the Opera, La File de Regiment,
Sung by Mr. Rosenberg, Donnizetti
5.-Chorus, Johnny can you count twenty five"
by the CLINTON QUARrErTE CLUB,
G. ROSENBERG, Vocal Conductor.
6.-Violin Solo, - tz H. A. Nichols
"Gently sighs the breeze, ,n-suass by
G. Rosenberg and A. Moses.
s.-Flute Solo, from Opera, Somnambula Bellini
s.-Grand Medley of National Airs, arranged by
H. A. Nichols.
Internisson of ten minutes.
To conclude with the Comedy of
ssTHE SEGkET, OR
THE HOLE IN THE WALL"
By the Clinton Thespian Corps.
Dupuis with song) Mr. J. Young.
Thomas, with song)- Mr.: Mr. Il. 4: A Nichols
Porter, Mr.. S. H. Butler
Mrs. Dupuis, Mrs. Nichols
Angelica, Miss Appeby.
Admittance, Isl Gentleman and two Ladies', So;
Children half price. II. A. NICHOLS,
jams Stage Manager.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

bTt~We return our thanks to Mr. Mckay, Of the
Piota, for late fayors. 99l'is 2*a@ sF ~ N'.i
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

Y good story is going the rounds Of Mr.
Longworth, the celebrated and very wedthy man.
ufacturer of Catawha wines in Ohio. Apoor Irish
woman applied to him for relief and in conse-
quence Of her urgent appeals, he at length threw
her half-a-dme Sinking on her knees she devout-
ly thanked God and then turning to Mr. Longworth,
continued: 'And whin in another world see you
in torment, it's meself will reminder yer kindness,
and Civ you a dhrop Of cold wather for this you've
done for me-" The worthy manufacturer Of Ca
tawba's did not stop to thank her for her good in
tentions, but walked very rapidly away.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
NORWOOD T1LDON became partner in my bust
IN ness the first instant. The firm will hereafter
be known under the name and style of LANGWOR-
THY TlLDON, for the sale of Drugs Medicines,
Stationery, &c. O. ?. LANGWORTHY.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

n B.-Those indebted to me are respectfully ro-
qestod to call and SETTLE it is absolutely necessary
that should close up my old business o. P. L.
Sentinel, at Jackson please copy. jams
TOMB STONES, MAUSOLEUMS, MONU-
MENTS, TOAiBS HEAD and FOOT STONES.
G r. & E. EN0CHS, would respectfully call the
". attention of those in want of any of the above
articles; they have arrived at Bayou Sara with large
variety manufactured in Philadelphia of Italian and
American marble.
All orders left with W. W. Chapman, at Clinton
VIII meet with prompt attention. ianS
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

No important news from the East. Things
remain about as they have been between the war
like powers for the last month. The allied forces
will doubtless suffer much from the climate-that
dire enemy which defeated Napoleon.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

81 The subjoined exquisite word-picture Of
a deserted village church, is extracted from
sketch that appeared many years ago in the knick-
erbocker Magazine, but has lately been reproduced
in the Editors Drawer Of Harpers. 1t will bear
repeating very often however:
"a hospital of souls long since gone to their
account-a silent church, with its tottering tower
ever pointing up to Heaven, and it's congregating of
dead sumbering by its side, preaching sermon
audibly to the soul" r-------
JOHN M1TcnELL's OPINIoN.-The Citizen OF last
week has the following in reference to the new po-
litical organization whose appearance has created
such an excitement of late in the political world
''There is no longer any doubt that the Order
is going to rule these United States for certain
years. In the course of human events, and the
progress of the Species it has come round that the
patriest meanest, fasest and most ignorant though
far from the most dangerously form Of popular de-
fusion which has ever troubled nations, now rises
to an ascendency well nigh absolute over the frees
w;scst, strongest and best country upon earth"
"Do you keep matches?" asked a wag Of re-
taller. Elf.
40 yes, all kinds" was the reply.
"Wcl], then, I'll take trotting-match.
The retailer Immediately let fly on and over
shoulders with stiff rattan.
"Put him through by daylight" After which
the poor fellow will wish he had not taken such a
"trot"
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

az Quite anumber of memorials are being sent
from New York to congress to authorize the Pres
ident to propose mediation between the belliger
ent powers in the hope Of bringing to a close the
devasting Eastern War.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10

REDucT1oN OF THE TRFF.-The New York
Courier and Enquirer alluding to the report of the
Secretary of the Treasury and his suggestions rel
ative to modification of the Tariff says:
"The idea of reducing the customs revenue to
the actual wants of the Treasury, by means of a
reduced tariff, is unsound. We all know it to be
a fiction. Great Britain has been reducing her
tariff for twenty years, and her revenues from
toners is now as large as ever and larger in fact
The reduction in duties ON the contrary stimulates
imports, and would bring us further in debt if we
could readily discharge that Indebtedness. But
there is a principle in trade more fixed and more
inyariable than any free trade notions of these
times viz: No commercial people will, for series
of years, import more largely than they can con-
yeniently pay for.
The American patriot., 1855-01-10
-ona GIN STAND and
PROBATE SALE.

TERMS OF sALE-rhe-.pcrsonal property for
Cash. provided it brings the appraisement should it
not do so, that it be imme edatey offered for sale, on
credit of Twelve months.
The Lots in the Town of Clinton and improvements
thereon on credit of one and two years. equal annual
nstamens purchasers to give good personal security
and to consent that mortgage importing confession
of Judgment be retained until payment in full Of the
price and all interest that may thereon the in
stalments bear eight per cent per annum from the
day Of SALE -
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

So Arrin, C&rk, G.lvestsn. J. II. Brewer 4 G.
heh, Guy foin<. n Lviexrssn; Hercueas Wenie Ses
West & Co. - -%'"s t<ns.
Bsris Ann, Patterson Ssw.oh..ns, Easls q H.,
suan tbrl bfoosuan, ssg0w II. Grehfsnas p.,-satts
s'one, reirssors r sariey Sassaae, tHsm xssss..
BAnosrs, faSeA 4 Asinesei Leo, wsst d.soa. As,,s
Galway. @'
eric-Disna Crsshe.d, 6rssnoeh, A. X. MeE~a &c.
Nstos 80 (Portl =. Anna O2oo, De Gouve A LeaI,
fen Lord Mslsss c. z. j. Peter. Esrops tsrl y
" inasor D. X De Wolf. Luk. 49, Hsrs Bsrmsaa ~
deton & Co Mofden. (Br Eu s. Jehe, Ns D -
Wolf, Uranus Bartlett Jacksonville. Dole Co, 7surv -
christ Union Island Snow Burgess, ExrA, Brown 49, ~
DoilDer a Pofrer.
SchooBers-Loui.A Magrsth Fran lin c H. Pisr-on, C
Siste Rssser Boston 5 w Lsws, Stevsas, Sraiisy 80.
a5elIhis j. w. seKee; Drh0na;e lBT Norton. ~oa.e ~
s. D r. De Wolff Wn- Wight soser,. frsderck.ba-, =
II. Piersonj Tweed tBrl Johnson tsrbos Island j. Tss
volaut Wilson Alexsn rfa NJ Sedet J hn yanss s-sSs
PhIsdephs James asrd Ply mouth Roek Lacy se.ton n
ton Spgaxne, Cabot Netersnn. 3ostc fo.tef Neks,s
slsor-Axen Perry Progidebce, H. HAv~os, B.ck.,,--
Re tynds Providence massori fsshon, bsdenoers ds a.
ssesmsrs-Tbona. swan; Jehn.on Hs'tmore, cs-nss.s,
Propeler-TscoDy, -, PhiaA 'elphis, A. w Thompson.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

the First Board, Virginia Sizes advanced ' cent
Erie Railroad, /; Harlem, Reading Railroad,
Michigan Central, l. Panama Railroad, 1. Cleve-
land and Pittsbnrg fell off I; Mechanics Bank was
sod at us; aud .GsleDs and Chicago Railroad st
IlOI A. the Second Bosrd there was quite en- active
business in Nicaragua Transit, and all other stocks
we're firm.
Foreign letters contain fair amount Of orders fer
American etocks
In foreign E1chsDg, there IL nothing Going, and
rates remain Dominally The same. London, lo9i ia
ITO; Paris, f5.l5a as.l2i.
In Freighis the engagements to Liverpool include
10000 bushels Corn at 3D. n bulk; 800 bbis- Rcsin,
ls 3D., end 200 bales Cotton 5-32d. 63-l6d-
Albert H. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly auction
sale Of Stocks and Bonds will take place Monday,
Goth inst at l2I O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
The pay ments at the ubTreasuTy wee $50, ,o5l TO-
Received, s24l 323 90. Balance s3s57, 459 s. Paid
for Assay Office sl32, ,526 81. Paid on Disbursing
Checks, $50 sll 30. Balance credit all accounts,
g. .os6, ,223 81.
The Imports Of Merchandise, other than Dry Goods,
for the week s 742, against o. O6O 4i5 same
L I..4 J.,
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
markets-b,,,,,tsdBvT Bv T'sls1raDh.

EEwORLEASs Aug. 1.-THE news by the America wss re-
ceiy ed evening BY the Associated Press hours
after the the Halifax ard published Ia
the papers this morning CorTos has declined tc sales to-day
OF 400 bales 0slc for Mddng; the sales for the
week s6d up oo bales and the receipts 500 balesneu ling
@ bales pew SO bales for the time last year
Including 81 bales the receipts the present time
fall short a0 bales Of those Of last the stock ha1d
s be; the sales Of COFFEE for the week have been
2f bags llallc for Prime Rio Mess PoRk At sls So
Sterling EXCHANGE at ~ y cent premium.
NEw-ObLtANs Aug. Is-0ur corroS market Is hrn; sales
to-day bs We quote MdGling d9sc l0c for
crop. FLOUR is little higher; sales al 81 ST
PRouDEscE, Aug. l6-CoTTos has been in moderate
quet the week unchanged prices Woofhe market
quiet and prices unzered sales $50 Ds PRsrIsG
CLoTHs quirt and chslg- 10 prices sales Is 800 pieces
BUFFALO, AUg l8-l2:3U p. M.-FLouE-Fair inquiry sup
py new sood sse Of 300 Dbs including 800 bbs Ohio
u choice lots al ss 10 Do Wisconsin 80 ~ 5 bos new
Ohio IS 67l leo bbs Michigan 90, snd $50 bbs
Southern AZ 90 %
WHEAT good request and steady sales $40 bush red Ken
tucky 81 CO. 810 bush- red Indians private ns,
and 500 bush. white Wisconsin 81 IS Coax quiet, and
shade sales Is eco bah c OATS In GOOD demand
sod stead, 25co bu-h RECEIPTS todsyFlour,
5000 bbls; Wbeaf, 500 bGsh Corn, "a, 900 bush.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
DIED.

CpSyIyeHly-At Hewburgh N. on Sunday, Aug l2 after
lopg and severe illness Mrs ELIZA CCssSGaAn, Ia the
5btb year Of her sRe
Her renens were Greenwood Cemetery fcr nerneut
kROn Satu dsy ABg 49, EVA EUGEsIA only dsasher
Of Seaman r. and Emma {. Fowler. aged months
fhe and relatives Of the family ctfny invited
10 aen1 this (Nondsy) afternoon O'clock,
from The residence ofher parents No. 21O orandst
,FosTrROn Friday Aug II, raosAs FosTgR aeed years
Tas remains taken 10 the Cemetery OF the Eyegeens
fom bushwick-av. Brooklyn.
scoFIE Don Saturday, Aug. 10, Capt JOSEPH sooFIELD
eyed 81 years
TIE friends nd relatives family invited attend his
fnera bis lats residence in Unionvle, We,teheser
County, on Monday 2eth Inst O'Clock, y. NJ, and az
Lnonyile Church at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
WsOD-At Bridgeport Saturday morning, Aug. 49, Mrs.
BxqsY wooD wife Of David Wood, Esq., Of this city, In
6a.k wear OF her age.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
Whnlerr,

sid from Beverly 18th. bark Bsnj Franhn' ooof' AA'N
CID at Bedford l7h bark sspphO, SesouIy, for f'''
Ar at Flores, sh ult bsrt seanowsr, hscomber ss"S''
ford so bbls. sp- Nm, . ,,,--.. .,...
Heard from slst ut, In Gulf Of Mexico schr B. H. S"'
S0Pf etie o% oa sra sp yr shsr Of Bs r.
ror FER a. Mups.Du fer. s-hsd taken 40 bb s ~ s
on the New.Zealsni Ground" ,s.s.
An si ST. Helena June bsrks Dove Rose Of " LcI ~
0sp 20 wb. 25o0 bonsj Rope, Morgan, Of do, ~ -
sp 90 board--July shp julius Cesar, Bsbcoct, o.
had left g. Hope far Desc aon Isl nd May lI es Sa
Echo Of Seq Hsrbor. $50 sp 10 wh 3D. Nnfed ywr,.eos,
40 sp 4o VIII Coo bone; 9Th, Sarah, Roanssu e. lc
sett l40 sr 20 wh COO be epe (sho spoke May IL 10
be,k Roanoke Wsds, GreenpoIt 100 So 80 VIII of
syn.sn-JuDe lst- II 5. lon 5 10 w.. bark
Nestport with " ~ tuns oil" asaGor1,
july %, isi IS g, lon a. ship GoIcOnds, Of SoS0''
letter from Can't Baker Of ship Niu-od Of New rs s
reports her AZ Mupfsnui feb a. with Is bbs sp' ~
VII. OIL bound 70 japan Ses direct po,iaeacs,
letter from Capt Hsrdwick. Of ship Lion oI o sbL
reports Der az Aacf and n. L. last Of February, WIZ
sp. oil - =, o, "a .,. p;,d Of Sexs
cIS at Salem lst. bSh Benz Franklin, tOf Bss'ry'
Ar AZ Mssfspoisst l5th brig Excellent We,s is a.
Ocesn with l40 bbls sp. 81 do. bsclhsh oil - 81
$40 H. ION. 49, bark Barclay. ipp, wsstp'rs Nsr
AR. ct Fsys 18th rlt., sbip James Alss' 80, 18th
Bedford clean put in stop leak ard SD ssse esSSd -
A. Flc rs sd ult bark Ceora Nsrton, Nev,, ,n sd
bbla sp. on the port two other ships ss 80
srh shsp Nsnsuelet 0fbbs Nantucket Cook.
spoker-Eo date, Of Western isiana' '''~
PyDyincetogp.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
Disnsfera &f.

SHIP CHArswoRrH, Gorhsm from Liverpool for Boston
pose1 leh iest: 40 ct ~ nom 'S9u % l"ns 20 sooi
weather he dine and smooth sea- The o~oOa h1scae eis
evening tf 1tS 70 oS n the ws~S
was GO ship Of sb ut tuns owoedby M-s' Stsns rct-
man slsbee and insured vessel, cargo and regh, toe
s9C OO of this 81 In Sseu, remainder IN bopon-
She struck on s.unken ref at74P May kedss wa
run out ser heavg about ha an hcur sh came oa
feet he hold geed both pumps bat the leak coa-
tnued to gain through the night md nons preparations
were adr for leaving heE At5P same day she beeed %
much that the away pev-nt eapszDg Merit
day all the pepper between decks CUT bus the oww
bold was water consequently nothing uld be saved RON
IT, On the evening Of the ith she SUNK carrying down Mdv
who employed on bard -
In TIRE CAVALIER, before reported ttken us
Esspot he undervfers have compromised Win ne o"ne
By paying them $1,000 -,
date lat 4 So Ion 20 TO- experienced hurricane ost nam
yard msinsa and msntoesa snd sustained other "a mage
with coal when of Brsudywne Light 18th inst struck y
lightning which split the roya and yard toPsalan'u .la
head Of foremost osstsr w1 u sot Hs besy, ra G
ing he She probably put sto Le"es for repair.
Extract from letter wood Waiter, Esq, Secretary
'no D'S'o VI SINGAPORE Thursday, June u, 1855
The shin Ino arrived this port the 18Th o' and dr
charged part here and ek me produce r Sey
York and 6osy lea wnh freight goods to Annoy Tor ~aa
The hin Fyir Dufchman way Hong Kong pssi
thToug gh our hsrbor 24th. she was from Bombay.
The Lotus arrived from Batavia the sh ult and ss cn
tered for Whsmpoa which port she sailed the 10th ia
The Minstrel anchored roads the 2ih and leading
The santiago coming ON Batavia obliged I, cops~
and q finished yesterday; she iskely 20 load for home
The hsens for shsnshss sailed On ihs I'd and tho
Frsa, are still high and the American ships have been re-
nsIssby lucky in getting tho high rate of freight for nee
FIeshs to England have tle and the syph and 10
Wrdsmere are sstaos 1e 70 LsssSa 70 Yat
hsyins discharged repairing and shipping new 2fsn ~
old one having been found spIunE ship Wild Wsye VI
Of Boston, has been supplied vita new 'ofems'
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
PHILADELPHIA Markets. SATURDAY. Aug. l,

Corros UNCHANGED snd inactive FLOUR t<ed; sand
srd al sood straight brsLOs firmly he sS0Ss z5 but
the demand limited TO retaers and bakers Wequote choice
brands spd extra SO sea O the latter for lo's
RYE FLOUR CORN MEAL and brn al $7G$Izo
- 81 IS rihe latter inc uiins Brandywne
MEAL highest quotsOn. WHEAT Is PIE 1ty s0d
dull y evous prices sales 90 bush soqh al s7asls
for fair 10 prime 0s 81 % for White the latter for
cbo Some COO buh prime Tepnessee Red sod at
I s5 1000 bushels at price not public Corn
request with sales 9SG9c for os
and stne in white private terms RYE 10 de-
% Cor Saes 1900 bushels southern OATS at
SSd4c GROCERIES and PROVISIONS inactive but wi hDut
psrcular aerBton In prices WHISKY steady at 4cc for hhds
and 4Od 4lc for Penbs bbs Pr son IA worth &c
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
fkcoyp roARp.
Sale. Of Stocks at Phiinxslph,a

IRsportSd fox The n Y. TRIEvEs By J. r. H. g. FEY.l
fns Boardi2S sch1yl Nav Stock Scrp 10; 80 PensA S.
ss 500 Camden and Arboy Railroad g. 6 81; 900 Phfsie
pha ard wss Chest Rsos5 Is Is; l5o Rezdins Rsrosi
cash aet 100 do. b do s. si IS do, All $50 do,
IS 4si COO Ious isaDd Rsfosd b III 100 o. cash II; 100
Northwest Copper h o. 81 PennA RsIosf ~; 10 Morris
Csnsl PrefeueS %, $50 Little schu Railroad b5 5of;
Nbehi Rsiroa1 70 10 Farmers aod Hcosas Bank cash.
nj; 8 Commercial Bsnh, 81; Phlsaelphis Bank isa
1stsreea Boayd,Sc CO.. hsnnsh css ssi; Lehsh
Scrip. IS
Secrd PoarS-l 100 City Railroad g. Pennsylvauia
&C. s74 1900 Sci a,k Nsviss ion Bo Lo.r e.; Union
nsl Pr-frreS C. IS2 500 New Creek Coal Company k 2 $50
New Greek Coal Company p Pe1asyvans railroad a.,
IS Ieheh Scrip b5 75 Lehsh Nsusston, as 100 Litue
Pr,serTrd s2l Reading RsrOsd, b. i Re ding Rail
road, 4s4; 10 Gir1d BGnk, l2i
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
The Cumberland Miners Journa, Of the nth inst

says:
There was considerable falling OF OF the ship
uents OF coal last wees osng 10 tn breaks in The
canal &c For the week eading Asgast II, there
was shipps over railroad OF Geosg CreeS Coal and
Ircr CO. s40 07fars railroad Il fHamPshi's Coal
bId Iron Co of tuns; Over railroad OF cumoer-
laoo Coal and Iron Co. ? 936 70 tuns, end over the
(uu,bs,Ispd and Pepns ,lvania Railroad, there ws
,hf ued 2los iuus for the week. The whole amount
s ped by canal Cor The week vas s77 "A tans OF COAL
Of lumbsr 81 tuns We have received reports from
New-Creek and Bloomington Mines.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
MARRIED.

LASoy-poR On Thursday Aug. 6 by the Rev. Dr.
Hswkes at C1lvary Church, PATsIcE A LAsos Of West
Poiu 10 Mrs May D. PoRrlRFELD daughter Of the late
DR.. Figures Of Nashville Tenn
VAN WART- CLl RK-0n Thursday, Aug. 16, at Newtowu
Com by the Rev Mr. stone, Mr. AUsusTts VAN WARr OF
Tanytown, n. " to Miss SARAH H. CLARK OF Ne"'own,
Conn.
Republican Farmer Of Bridgeport, Conn, please copy
WELLER-Flns-OnW Wednesday Aug at S. Peters Church
Storey. England VILLAS dENgY WELLER OF New York,
sndSoPHIE eldest daughter Of John Fsrs ESD, OF London
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
fAdyertiseruopt.l
clnros.avfNrs. BkoOKLYS, Friday, Avs 4

(INTOFslNINtfl bkUvkLlNi TtIodyi Nv To
To as Edsfr efgz< n y. Tn1sns
DEAR SIR: In your paper of this date you an
nounce 30 feet Of y being held 70 bail for an
.xsmt stsphsn Knwl'on Esq Such Is be and have
ot Mr. Kaowtsn shank for having tks pleasure Of
.ng or ene nsht least within the ws Of prsonhe OIL
eer serving tho papers eating that the party very deou
they shoud B. red ts evening previous houF when H
xouid have been 100 late so give bail
To the dents Of this nity explanation necesssry
Nr Koowtr a's Eefives beng believe, fully known and
"a y spp-scsted To hose unscqusiutd with The eifcum
stances may he progr 70 the alleged libel consist.
my stGtrs by s6dav sud ohsgse that Stephen Kno~on
Esq snbs bed 90 toward tho erection OF The Cntonsv.
Church bed Isfhsed pay & which, at the proper
tune, wl be established.
Yoas, truly SMITH j. EASTMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
IAdyertlsementJ
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reerved perfectly freh Cor years without
6her preservave property Dy The Of LUDl ows Patent
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made all Others require soder They
knOedged by all who them the neaeet safest and most
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vegetables will accompany Cans For sale wholesale
aud retail, by TAYLOR HoDGETTs, No. 60 beekmAns,
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