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NEW STYLES!
FALL CLOT HING.

LARGE STOCK OF FINE BLACK FRENCH CLOTH
Dress and ErOCk Coats.
MADE in the most fashionable manner. Bust
lSl ness and Promnude Coats of Black. Brown.
Blue French, Docskin and fancy Cas-; Pants. latest
styles; double and single breasted Vests. of Cloih,
Cass. Jiik. Satin, Velvet. Plush aNd cashmercs at
A. j SCOTT / BROS,
Main st.. opposite Fountain Inn, Elkton.
COATS from 81 TO $1,000
VESTS = LOO to 100
SHIRTS :! 62i to 200.
DRAWERS 81 to l.2j.
Embracing also large variety of Stocks. Cravats
fig and plain pocket tandkcrchicfs. linen and silk.
Collars and hosiery of every variety and style.
Oct. 81. 81.
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A CAR ID.

YNHE Undersigned. having entered into CO.
l. Partnership for the practice Of the Law IN
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention to such business as may
be entrusted to them. Office opposite the Court
House, where onc or both may always be found
during business honrs.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec If JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
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DENTISTRY,

.ep q ADOLPIIE G.. FRENAYE,
Tsssslsa.A of Philadelphia, SURGEON DEN
EL[fTTTf risr. offers his services to the
inhabitants e Elkton and Chcs-
apeakc City. He has had seven years cXpc-
ricnce. Five in Philadelphia and two in San
Francisco, California. Refers to Dr's PAN
coast. Mciggs, Muttcr. Samuel jackson. NJ.
D's., and Drs Phantom. J. ID. White, Will
lams, Dentists; and others Of Phiadc lphia
All orders left at the Drug Store OF DR.. Wal
lace, nearly opposite the Court House. will
BE- attended II and satisfaction in all eases
given, Nov =
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NI's'AlA IL.

David NJ. Taylor,
vs. Circuit Court for Cecil
Margaret Muc;ccr county: in Chanrcry.
and others january lVth, lS55.
aor"d b. rn a., 'T s' Mc" 1 and .d
George Ealle Trustees for the sale OF the Real
Estate Of Thomas Mcrtccr. deceased, be and
the same are hereby ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof! be shown
on or before the twcnty-Sccoid day OF March
next: provided II copy Of this ort!c" lee in
serted in some newspaper printed at Elhton,
first day Of February next
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
as follows:
For Lot No. ! Gl2nO 90
/" 2 $50 90
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ALEXANDER EVANS,
Attorney. Law

NIVOThETJ sIt E1sVVEs
3JAY be found at the Office to which he has
MI lately removed, opposite the store of
William Torbert, Esq, in the building re-
Gently occupied as the Post Office; or at the
Office adjoining his residence. E!kton, Mary
land. [April -. 81.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE.

DARTlES wishing to send money to En-
4 gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit. on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
Agents for Abraham Bell 4 Sons,
Apr % IF New York.
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PEEDEs ALDIIDGE. SAMUEL 3. GRANT.
NEW STORE.

4 LBRiDGE Il GRANT, would respect
~. fully inform their friends and the public
generally, that they have taken the stand
lately occupied by Mr.. Samuel Miller, at the
corner Of Main and Bow Streets, and have
opened with & general variety of
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DISSOLUTION.

TEHliE co-pa"tncrship heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers, under the name
OF Hughes Brothers, has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent, John Hughes re-
firing from the firm. All persons indebted
to the said firm will please settle with John
Hughes, who retains the books of the late
firm. JOHN lluGuGs,
GEORGE lluGHEs,
THOMAS IIvGuEs
North East, Jan 81, 1885
z. S.-Thc general business Of the late
firm, will, from this date forward, be conduct
ed by George X Thomas Hughes, under the
name of the former firm. TFcb 10 3w
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LOON HERE!

1xye-. The Undersigned HDUGl 10
sIsL~es discontinue business in the
S-AlssSS1as 80! town Of Eliiton, offer their
entire stock at greatly reduced prices. 1t
consists Of Clocks. Watches, Gold Chains,
Spoons, Ladies', Spcctacics, Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger do, and all articles Of Jcwclry.
Cutlery. NJ. Persons in want shall not leave
IN account Of the price of the goods. If y"a
waMt bargains, cAil soon. as we are determine.
ed to close up the concUgn AZ soon as possible
C5'~All persons indebted to the iirln will
please make immediate payment, and all hay
ing claims against the sl!ac. will present them
for settlement G. NJ. MI NSON 4 BRO.
Elkton, January l3f
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WIN. PINkNEY EWING,

ATTORNEY 1T Law.
TTAYING returned from the West, and
Il L permanently located in Elkton, will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
aim.
20 ticr-witlI Hon. Alexander Evans.
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TIE MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATES. the
Secretary Of War, on the 3lst ultmo., trans
nittcd to Congress report relative to the
militia Of the United States. The effective
militia force of the country is stated as fol-
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Do YOU want to Make Money :!

TT1llEN come and buy yourself n good
J. Watch, Clock, Jewelry, and other goods
at greatly reduced prices, at G. VI MUNSON
Il BROS, Jcwclry and Variety Store, Elk
ton, as they are selling extremely cheap. A
dollar saved is worth two made. Remember
this. Jano7tf
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Reference in regard to tho Real Esne, F J. Wis.
cher 4 Co., Real Estate Brokers. New York. Oriers
post pad) with money enclosed to be addressed,
j. ". IlDLBROOKE, Secretary,
sos Broadway, n. Y,
SSr The Engravings in tho Catalogue are nov
ready for delivery. Oct % ON
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Il. &. CAZsEHe,
TOBACCONIST.

Ok 0O0 SEGARS for sale on Baltimore
eel .UUU terms. Also, Trunks, Carpet
Bags and Umbrellas. Also, Tobacco at city
prices: Pcnlinives, Razors, &c.
UJ"Wanted-2 APPRENTICES, (White or
blacl,) in the right way; will treat them we'll.
No. >. Howard House, Aug ) If
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RENOV AL.

VVNlIE subscriber bcgs leave to intnrn his
D. friends and the Public generally, that he
la. moved To the Store House formerly oc-
cupnd by James Denny, EsG., where he will
be pleased tn see his old customers and all
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL II. MILLER.
Dnc 1ItI,
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Ri!ser's Family Medicines.


DIFFERS ,MpOrND SYRUP OFTAR WILD
~ CHERRY AND WOOD NApHriiA.-For
Coughs. Colds. A. hln,, Bronchitis. Whoopng
Cough, and al pisc.scs tending /.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Is one Of the bcs, preparations of the dry for all
sc,s.s OF he Throas and Lungs. thous inls can
testify. Il contains n,r ;otc. it can be given
81 pcrtcc; safety to the ypnnses child Price
twenty-five per bottle
RITTER AROMATIC DINNER CORDIAL.
For he cure Of Dyspcp,i. Dargha. Low Spris,
Nervousness. General Debility. g..
Th- Cordial will h. found hi 5hly beneficial in the
above disorders it pleasant to the tas and will
relieve in short time all those dts ressins feelings
to which Gyspcptirs are liable. A few doses will
stop the most obstinate Darrs.ea Procure bot
IL and b. cured at ONE Price fifty conta Per bottle
RITTERS PICTORIAL SYRUP CARMlNATIVE
This preparation has bc,n in use for over seventy
wears in Philadelphia; it WAS formerly manuflc-
turcl by the grandfather Of The present proprietor,
and az Il ,onimg syrup has stood unrivallel Ii
quickly relieve! c,iicy pains AND promotes natural
sleep in infants. Price p cents pr e.
NANSWFITEN' OR BLACK PILLS.
Also known AS Morayian Pills, Hurts Pills Dutch
Pills and safe pur.ativc and Anti Bi!ous Pill and
no family should be without them Price twenty
five cents Per box. The aho.e hr cinHs can he OBJ
tanned ofth: sole proprietor |. l.. RITTER.
July - No. South Front St Ph'lada-
y. g. 4 Liberal discount Ill de to Druggists and
Storckecp'Is
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ATTENTION.

T2IiiE Subscriber DESTROYS Of rcsuming his
T. former business Of Surveying and Convey
ancing. promises to accommodate all who dc
sire to p,tfoniZc him. His office will be in
Elkton until the 18th of March nGEt.
January IS 1851. JOHN JANSRf.
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CONFECTIONERY

Oranges, FrNncs, LNndles. Al Minds.
Lemons, Raisins, English Walnuts,
Figs, Almonds, Grpnnd Nuts,
Cordial and Lemon Syrar, by the bottle,
Spices, ORAL kinds. by retail Fine CAKES
lways on hand and baked to Order. ICE
CREAM always kept in season,
Don't forget the place, Eikton Restaurant,
on Main Street, in the Elkton Arcade, next
door to tho Office of The Cecil Wing. and
also next door to J. B. Ash's new Store.
April S-tf. ENOCH CROUCH,
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rCfice to Creditors.
FI,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscri-
l. bers Of Cecil county, have obtained from the Or
phuns Court of said county, letters Testamcntary
on the personal estate of
john H. Patterson,
late of said county, deed All person, having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to cx-
hihit the same with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thenticaicd on Or before tho
3rd day IF October. 1858.
they may oth"twise by law, be excluded from al
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estat, requested to max, immediate payment
to the subscribers Given under our hands this 10Th
day OF December, 1854
HENRY BURNS. Sr.,
JOHN GAMBLE, DR.,
Executors of John II Patterson, decd.
Test. Jas. II. LAMAR. iAcg'r. LDec l6. ,54-6w
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Il may Concern.

TO all Whom ii may Concern.
J. to get CHEAP DINNERS, call at the
ELkTON RESTAURANT
where you can get OYSTERS at all times and
at the shortest notice, served up in tho fol.
lowing Ways
Fried,
Slowed
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CARPETS 1000 yards Wool. Ingram. Hemp
~ and Cotton Carpets in store and for ale by
Nov i r ASH
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TO Sl4ORTSME3.
NEW GOODS. SEPT. 1854
OH WHAT BARGAINS!

A RE to be had at ASll'S, nearly opposite the
n Fountain Inn. Main Street, Ekton, Md.
You Farmers who are getting high prices for
grain go with the crowd there, to lay in fall stock
of Clothing. Cloths, Satinqits Flannel, Musins.
Boots. Shoes Hats Caps and Groceries, all would
o well to call and sec them. Oct I, 3D.
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RICHARD GRASON.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will give prompt
N attention to all Law and Chanccry bust
ness intruStcd to him. lie attends regularly
the Hartford Courts, and persons having husi-
ness III them, will have it strictly attended 10
ii'placrd in his hands. Office nearly opposite
..Fountaiu Inn" Elkton, Md. July 10y
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Roasted, or
Raw, l2t cts,
Coffee, with Ham and eggs, 1"I d"
Coffee, with Chicken and Rolls. - e"
Tea, with Chip-hccf and Rolls, ~ !"
ALSO, always on hand 4 good assortment Of
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NOR WINTER. -lleavy Bangup, Box and Sack
L Overcoa's; together with an assortment Of Froc
Goats, Vests and Pantaloons, for salcb
Nov II j. b. ASH
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NEW FALL GOODS.

A SCOTT BRO. have Just opened their new
IA. stock Of Fail and Winter Goods, embracing
larger. chuicHr and cheaper assortment than they
have ever heretofore offered to the pubic
p Iali and see them. opposite the Fountain Inn.
before purchasing elsewhere, if you want bargains.
Elk'on. Oct II.
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GTOFES.-Rcc this week, large
- supply of the GrRARD Cooking Stoves
They are constructed with plates of extra
weight, and with such Improvement as will
place them at the head Of the best stoves.
Feb II l.. W. STAPLES.
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FARM FOR SALE,

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
n uatcd on the river half a mile from the
village of North East. containing l20 Acrss.
in good state Of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon; consisting Of Il Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
f.. l.. WOOLEY.
May p IF North East, Md.
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PROM PHILADELPHIA.
nee q TIE y. Y. Trbune

Cc4.ssy,uarne- ofThe \. Y. Treune
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept. 3, 1850
JUdse Kane and Judge Lewis of our State Su-
irene Court have been closeted for half an hour
within the last three days. and the subject OF their
conference was Pissmore Williamson.
Ihss been said BY one or more of the Deputy
M.rshals attached TO the United States District
Court that Mr.. Williamsons case will be befor
the Court next return day, and that on that occa-
sion tie matter will be put in the right hSht De-
fore the community
Tbst there is soon to be development OF some
Kind from Judge Kshes Court seems 10 DC set
tied fact ,
Thaye been informed this morning by member
of the bar. who speaks on the authority OF Judge
Knox, zone of the Judges Of the Supreme Bench
whom be saw last evening, that the supreme
Court will sit in this city on Friday next to an
swer Mr. Williamson's application for habeas
corpus.
One inference drawn from these facts is that
Mr. W. will, somehow or other, be liberated TINS
week Another is that Judge Kane Will antlci'
pate the action of the Supreme Court and liberate
Both Courts, il is supposed, are DESTROYS to
avoid q collision
The result of the trial before Judge Kelly we
consider triumph, but | am not sure that the
two men convicted of assault and battery will not
demand another trial. on the ground OF their being
in possession of new evidence. The testimony OF
the acquitted parties, William Hill and others, 1t
is believed would show clearly that they were as
innocent of assault and battery as OF the other
charges preferred against them.
Mr. Williamson is well and in good spirits.
Mrs. W. gave birth last Thursday to daughter.
She felt the absence of her husband on the trying
occasion 10 be great prvatiOn, but bore II we'll
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John Mclean,,.,,,o.., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I vote
On motion, he hominnlion was made unnnim 'ua
Nj Rrvoct', Ne understand, has also The Know
Nothing nomination,
sNtu srnlcnt nisrR,ct -rIaurrENf0 AND
IwlNrrrmSt wARps.
The Delegates 10 tho Wing Convention for tlr acni-
nation cf rolicr jus,lco met pursuant TO notice at
q popnolls. corner of Twenty hut st aud rhrdaV.,
lasi evening. John II. Burlcson Of the Eighteenth
Ward was elected Chairman, ana Samuel II. Cooper
Of the TwoDiy fret Ward, Secretary. On proceeding
10 a ballot, Thomes .. DAVIS Of the Tweuty-first
Ward received five votes. and J. Sampson of The
Eighteenth Ward received five votes.
WLcrcupon the Con, ention adjourned to meet on
Thursday week al the same place.
YorNa MENs SoFT-SByLL GEsyRAL COMMITTEE.
A meeting OF the Young Mems Democratic Repub-
csn Gene raj Committee (5o't Shell was held IN the
Tammany Hall Committee Room last evening. There
was fair a,ier dance Mr.. II. P. Carr presided, ana
S. l. Hau9h,on and ID. b. Mccullough were the
SECRETARIES. A set Of resolutions was pnssed-ihe
frSt three were adopted unanimously.
The first Of these resolutions re5pondeo nearlly ~
the nominations made at the late SOft shell state Con-
vention at Syracuse.
The second approved The line Of State policy recon-
mended by that Convention
The third reaffirms their attachment to the prlnci-
pies Of the Kansas Nebraska bill
The fourth and last resolution ret with warm oppor
sition in debate but was adopted-nine members oil
the Committee voting against it. IL THE resolution
the Committee disavows the right of any State Demo
cratic Convention elected for the purpose OK nomi-
mating State Officers and defining the principles OF
Sta'e Government, 10 adopt National Platform f)f
The Democracy Of the misunderstanding that in so DO
ing thcy ravel beyond the power invested in them by
their constituents, and that such course s calculated
TO 90 good, but OIL the contrary to breed dissen-
sion end disunion in our ranks and believ further
that power TO adoIt National Platform Of right be-
longs only to the National Convention.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS The Republicans of toe
Twenty-second Ward will hold meeting this Wed
nesd.y) evening ct the Hall in Fifiehst east Of the
Eghth-av, to coDfer on matters OF interest relating
to the KsDsBs ylainy.
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ReiGGS.

Yesterday afternoon H. ga Appealed in oil hla glory
H. he Committee Room lie face 10 usc tho affecting
wotda ~ n psrppn Of color nj n late camp1nccling,
wa Illuminated wild iain, II wss evident tn, he was
exp, citing complete and final triumph over hs ono
mics lie had however, one '.use " anxiety, he was
al,tc; aud although ho had male several appoint
neuiswih bs Colleagues G.. II. Tucker and H0fimiIe
neither Of them was present; they we're too generous
to aim shore OF the victory wh'ch had bee secured
by the Iers. yerance Of Briggs alone.
After wairsa FOR more than half an hour fcr bis
magnanimOrs associates, Brggs proceeded 70 ac.)n,
ara he Clerk beg TO read She report Of Mr. Branch
This report, which would csyer nearly page q
The TRIBUNE consists of minute history OF his voy-
age 10 England; OF what he sail 10 Mrs. Yum, the
Brandon Rectors bousekeeper, cad his over2oSerng
emotions at the discovery Of Georges 6eptsmsl
record; of how some children in wheat field laughed
AT his ybiskeis; cf whist he said 10 Mr.. BucAans1,
and what Mr. buchanan laid 10 him, and how politely
Mr.. Buchanan got nd Ct him. Of Low Theo. SedS-
wick gave him certificate of the baptismal record
tba, George the son of George Matsel and Elizabeth,
lbs ife was baptized privately Oct TO- AMI received
Dec 90 Ia the year 1911, OF how he went to hear the
Brandon Rector p each, bis great beauty and his
heentifu sermons; Of how he little Georges OLD
scboo master, and how little GeOreys name IS not
in his account book with the athdayls OF the
old Dominic aud man who used to go to
tie ssme school, and play with the fellow when he
was little and Innocent of the landlord whom tailor
MatseIl left go unceremonouslyi of a sympathizing
pood.gite Who assisted the French say, at the
birth Of Georgy Of the kiudhearted neghbOr who
helped the old man to decamp, and took parting
glass Of beer with him. Of the blacksmith to whose
forge Georgy used to come in the summer with his
fathers goose to be heated and of the man who was
invited to be Georges godfather and wouldn't. Some
touching details in relation to the length BREADTH and
Light OF the room where George went to school, and
he house where his father used to live follow. Tue
basin of the font at which he was baptized ia, we
hear Is inches deep, feet in circumference, 80 feet
high and 500 years Cd
The matter will probably come up in the Board Of
Aldermen tomorrow evening.
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by Telegraph. !

BURLINGTON, y. j., Tuesday, Sept 4, 1855.
The Coroner's Jury held two sessions to-day, but up
to the hour of adjournment had net been able to agree
upon verdict. They meet again this evening, snd
from present appearances their dcteTa ions wAll CON
tnue until late hour with but littlS prosPect OF
verdict
One body is lying here still unrecOsaiIsd.
-Four p. M--Tbe body that has been awaiting iden-
tceton has at length been recognized as that OF l.
Loveland, of the firm Of Green, Loveand q Co.,
merchants, Laconia, Illinois. II was claimed this
evening by Mr. Green bis partner, who came on tfom
Rnslnn.
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THE BURLINGTON DISASTER.
Yr0- Oar specl. s.pHi...

| Yrs- Our specA. Rsror'.D.
BrEIsoros, n. j., sept {, 1855.
Tke weather dsy here IL cool, damp and cloudy,
with occssional showers Of rain. Tbis aysn<. the
! rnfients, ns lowsrisg atmosphere sepresss tbs
.pirits. Several who Tue citing up Yesterday srs
keep;ry sheir beds today They appear to feel their
Affections more than AZ frst and a. TIE eScitenrom
wears of. the fac; Of their mi.sonunes. in being
manned or 6isfgured for life, comes upon them as
gloomy reality, from which exertions Of ionds,
Of strangers made rends by sympathy for suffering.
90, relieve them f.vossbic change in thsweather.
however would tighten Their hearts, and things would
wear a more cheerful aspect
Ths odd Fellows, Of which the foreman Of ~ Jury,
Mr.. John Rodgers, is Grand Master, held meeting
last night and made arrangements for complete visit
stion OF the sick remaining II Burlington, OF whom
there are:
s.Sy wounded but able to wsi their 'ssas irs.
Total remaining 10 Burlington .................S
The corpse about which so mseh has been said, and
40 ltd. discovered, is still here aud no name with
any certainty has been attached Dit This afternoon
the following Geographic dispatch was received by
the Msyor of Burlington:
BosroS Tuesdsy. Sept. L. i9Sb.
Retain the body suppOsed be has Of e Lse
lard Mr. Green who i Lovelands partner a,': Burning
bis incoming Notify the C1,ops5 ~ s ~, II
Another Geographic message was received houi
New York stating that genttma was starting from
New York 10 identity the body. Thee make six APP
plicaSeps respecting this corpse
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.
TIE f,lovir ~ ic'es sill ~ The railroad depo',
Burlirc,cn crd hsvc not vet bee, claimed;
l. Bssy's cap
, Two sod tui .Vis
s. NCTs b. skt'.
g. Casbuere sbbwL
s TtsVetTs shawl
6 White d,laiLe shawl with colorei sorder.
T. Green csihmtTc shawl.
g. spotted es'bmers shawl very oloSy: 49,,
y Tibet wool shaw gray borGered WIN icA'
Large plato shawl very much cur.
H. Garrett bag consinDs ladies' - chre ne hose aud seo'
ten suspenders all new. -, s.,.
Maelae" card In which are pocke BOOK ana shtnt"
ar on which the and articles OF
Isl Leather bsg marked Is. NJ on the LOCK. containing
collar, brushes and night 'shitt- r,,e.
lie sther sstchei containing coNar, nanuAecne WI"
napkin. No any OF them -.
rs Leather bag evidently beoI sng to VIM GORDON con
sppoinmen. 10 District school Tor mo
Gloucester Atlantic County, NJ ssnsa " -
Ryien Calvin Wright Atlantic Souoty and Richard smth.
OF Fgs Hsbor township, Atlantic County superintendent OF
ia Csrpebag containing stockings marked Connai, evi
IDENTITY the property Of Martin Coanel Of Wilmington Del,
u no died s0on efter the accident; -, -. -
H. Vake oontsnLg wearing appare-one black coat one
ie A yalise entirely broken NJ with nothing In il.
49, Black bag containing carpenters rule red SHAWL pan
cushion and mans wearing apparel ,.,
e. About forty hats bonnets Nc an moto OF rs'
The articles oyeent0nea No. ~, are supposed 10 Do
cng ~ Wm. Gordon
TIE WOUNDED.
There has been no material change In the condition.
Of the wounded to-day.
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cox SrrAMSulr rHNNHSSEE AT HALIFAX.
I'M - M.tr,I. Tuesday, Sent. T. 1855.

NAIlFAN, EU'N'iNNt WV. v -
~ steamship Tennessee, Capt. Wallace, from
xs,ye ON .he 10Th inst. put in here al o'clock ths
sNxsine. abort ., Goals, having experienced hcsVy
sxk~ sns sustained some damage. She brings no
ssr Intelligence than that received by me Cansda'
- n~c.,eFs ON her voyage TO Nowlork this after
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