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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11
MARINE AFFAIRS.

BARK IAuxcH.-Launehed at Guliord, Conn. from
the ship yard OF Messs +. S. HOtchkiss Son. bark
called the Mende Of about $50 .uus. TINS vessel "
intended to run in Messrs Yates Porterheds Llse'
ria line of packets and owned by the buhdors, CAPT
A. NJ Miller, who will co nmand her, aud hossrs.
Yates < Portertield Of this City.
For EURoPE.-Tbcs Steamship Hermsnc, Capt. Hig-
gins sailed from this port on Saturday with The United
Ssses mss 95 passengers, and sisl 600 specie, Tor
Bremen via Southampton.
CoLIIsIoS BETWEEN SLoOP AND KowBoT-A
Boy DRowSED.-On Saturday afternoon hich'el Ses-
ten boy seven years Of age, was drowned 10 The East
River ear the foot of Thirty fihs. J. appears ina.
he was alone in q small boat which was attached by
rope 10 The pier. ard sloop which was under sail
came in &C ntact with the boat and upset T. The boy
was hurt by the collision, and on being thrown into
the water Immediately sunk and was swept away by
the tide The oop hove-to, and those on board used
every exeItion TO save the child but were unsuc-
cessfu
WRECK OF TIE BARK RAINBow.-Ffjm letter re-
ceived in this City Saturday by EllTood Walters
Secretary of the Board of Underwriters dated Key
West, Fla September 3, we learn that the bark RAIN
bow Capt Gsge, was wrecked on q reef on he night
OF the Goth ult. She from Swansey, with cargo
Of coal, bound to Havana. Capt. Gage stasos thas
she parted her chains in gale, and dragged ashore.
lie had cut away the fore and main masts for the pur-
pose Of relieving the vessel but nong tia. she stu
continued to strike heavily on the bottom, he slipped
the cables to Dive her up near the shore as poss'
be- She has sipce bIged and !, lying within half q
mile of Duck Key. portion OF her materials had
been saved and brought to Key West
BRIG HUSTREss AsHoRE.--A let er from Key Wet,
Sept. g. by the Nicaragua steamer, states that the
brig Huntr,ss Capt. Dolby, bound from San Juan 20
Philadelphia, ran ashore on Tea Table Key Bar in
gale on the night of the 10Th ult She subsequently
got off with little injury. At the last adyices she WAS
in The harbor, hut had no cargo on board. Among
Ler passengers Daniel Webster and Mrs. Nelson
sbd her two children. They came on from Key West
in the Ncrthern Light, and reached New York on
Saturday.
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THE TEMPERANCE TEST.

IL D.. q. Deiaaan, La.
SIN Ibsve rcadwi,h care The Addres. Of he ssae
Temperance Society, signed by yourself President
You feel \ not only desirable bu, yoz expect hist a,
The friends Of Temperance in the State win coincide
with you, and fully carry out your assured principle.
must cay that for one, cannot do u, nor do BE-
hove that Il will BE- adhered 20, absolutely, BY say
cot sder, bic portion Of The Temperance men of the
eatc. The principle you assumo Is this TtG re
cannot o0nIsieaay employ mea TO do 'erT'oe for IS
v1o hare not 'pecfe mora! quail fca'i0Hs hosgk
a. all other respcets competent. To th's | objec,
because,
l. Iii. not principle Of tie Divine Cove nment
God employ thousands and millions 70 do service r
him, even though they profess no allegiance.
II II is not principle in the Church. The earth
bcips the wonap. Every Church which has common
sense allies se To men Of the world, in whom II hs.
confidence, 10 manage ls fscal concerns ard support
lie operations.
It Il il not principle Of any Hamaa Go iernuen..
The early Pur,ans Of New gland ordained tia, no
man shou vote hold Office who WAS not professor
Of teIision: but tcey found there were true
patriots ana able statesmen on; OF the Cbutoa IS in i,
and they had 10 abandon 1t.
". Il IL not principle 81 common LIE. When We
enplo, men to put ont fires, TO SIX on uT "a, 20 defend
our hesdts build our ships and houses and railroads,
if otherwise fully competent, we demand no mora
tost.
v L. aprinciple which may deprive ne State Of
the best men for office. II may be that ashiog'on
is candidate for the Presidency OF Oh" United Statee
but is without the test ha1nust there TO b. sacrificed.
An able and upright urist who cannot be boagh. with
cold. spd in whom the friends of a Prohioitory Az
have the most perftc: confidence may be candidate
for he Bol CHI but if he is without the tee he must be
sacrificed Ii it be assumed that no m ~ s quslIhed
TO seIye tie public but pledged eet)slcr; na The
sympatbics of all Others are with the wrong then
woulo not be ii hit for us TO vote for any o,her Blt
this is assuming wha' will not be gr'nted. In the
PJohlbory movement; Thousands here a-e VII u who
DO not avow themselves 10 be total abstauer. 80 il
is ia England; and such have joined the Prohbnory
Allan CO. la tact very drunkaid is with US and
will vote for Our object h the political csmpsiy n
is 10 SCI ufe the contiuu and enforcement of The
PIolibory Law; and in our Conver'ion 10 October
we shall look over the State and who the most
reliable and available men for this ohlcc; ard when
we have founo them shall, We trust, el-c; them by
an overw helmng m1ioriiy.
Wishing that there may be union and harmon en- eoa1s
/ am. yours sil cefey, JJtN NNt'h
Neg lOyk, Sept 10, 1870
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.


The DATED state. Mail steamship hmp,'e 'Ny'
t.rt. w4ualo. lcn Asrinwa sept l. +" II An, ""n
A. ,n,, state. male 30 pas-rneoFS aud si'''oVVo
- ,,,.,,.l frcn tho Pacific Mail steamship
o.A,.s, u. A., vhsch ea sSn Francisco Aug. IL, and
-, a, Panama Aus. 81, at AN, and artNed
:, ~. rs,, ., An. On Monday, without having
-, ...s II sickness on board.
rhs rnrlrr city on her ou,ssrd trip arrived al As
nrran Ass. -. at 10 A. NJ. Her passengers lei
r,usma on the steamship Golden Age, Aug. 20, a.
\. NJ and viii doubtless be in San Ffs,cisco IN y !!
.la,. iroua Ncw,lork. The j. l.. stephens WIN the
ps,.crsrrs Of the George law from New'fork Aug
& h,l Acapulco ior San Francisco at 10 A. NJ on the
SD. Tho Nicaragua Transit Company's s'oameT
rssi6c. with the passengers OF the Daniel Webster
frrm New. York same date, was met by the Golden
Cato 70 milo. below Ac spulco al p. N. Aug. ..
Angus: aS-Saw large ship ashore on Mariguana
Reef di.ma~ed. August 96-Mchaol OConnor,
s.ccrsec pa scDgef died Of meua- August 27-Na'hsn
kcan of Crsnstou II. l., died at 1870 A. NJ, shortly
after having taken scdiiz powder supposed to con-
tain poiso. j. II. Warren, a friend OF the above.
WAS frc,n some cause and of same time in critical
situation but was saved by the exsrons OF the soip
surgeon. TIE aborc sciAts Porders r,rc brought BY
hsr f,es korao.
TIE FL Dorado left Aspinwall for Havana at II
o'clock A. NJ, Sep,ember J.
The follosing is the Treasure List OF the Empire
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THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.

A VERY pleasant REUSIOS.-On Sunday evening
last Metsrs. Fabens, swift and others, members of
Col KiUIey's Colonization party, OF whose recen,
settlement at Son Juan we have heretofore several
tunes mnde mention, in expectation OF an early de-
palture for their adopted home and III acknO yledg-
meIt of the coureses they have received from some
of the residents of Aspin WALL invited those to whom
thew felt il bed with whom their intercourse had
been somewhat frequent, to sup with them at How
ards Hotel.
TteIe were of cur residents about dozen, AMI there
were slso some Don-residents interested with our
fieJds-and all together comprised very pleasant
party.
After the ball was opened by M Fabeus the utmost
cordially and enthusiasm manifested; and for
several hours CoDstai interchange of friendly and
appropriate sentiment was continued. Ala Oct Al pres
ent had some what to respond or toast TO oifer Or
course the gentlemen who bad invited the guests felt IL
their duty to keep " the sport moving in the speak
Ing as wen as III drinking line, and they did SCI an
AZ irabe example They very gratefully received
several 81 propTiac sentiments TO the Kinney Expedl-
ton aid TO Themselves ard happily responded.
FIGHT WITH THE PoLIcE.-On Thursday night last
the railroad police hearing ibe coSfuson of Ibt 20
Ing Oh IN an alley where such fire Iusnt, went
ibiif er 10 endeavor TO suppress It, On their ARRIVAL
hey four they could not pu' it down without we're
M al e. al ned 10 consult their chief, hr. Duck
worth. He repaired tbtber immediate for the drec-
of bis police. On rival IT the scene OF disturb
aIce be found very c,n-iderab demonstrations OF re-
sstance and in the effort % aIrest those thus rsi'ng
well the fret offender, ne wos khoc.eu seusc
less and considerably bruised Several citizens who
ham en- TO have goI with him came TO his aid, our
self among the number Some Of the ro'ers were
COZ sderaby burt ohyrs we're aires ed and Mr. Du 81
orth AID biz frer ds overCO Ter-d for time by
numbers. All who aided Mr. ID. did il with q will, and
some of them had their c0besas well battered. Toe
morning the ring were arrested and lodged
in tho calahoOsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11

ILLINOIS PEAcHEs-Geo f. Brown, editor OF TIE
HhOR Daily Courier sent US a specimen Of peaehse
grown by DR.. Hui, near Alton, but. unfortunately
for the qualification of all who might have feasted
upon burbel of better fruit than any we have seen IN
this market this year, nearly the whole were ro,,en-
The outline of OF them could still BE- seen, shes-
ing that they were mammoth in size, but except two
OF three all too far gone TO give the color or
flavor.
However, we can speak advisedly upon the fruit
of the West, as superior to any thai we ever saw
grown upon the exhausted soil Of the Eastern Safes
That 10. exhausted OF that something that gives size
tnd richness to fruit, unatanablo anywhere except
upon new land. In the West such peaches az arc
sold in our streets would be considered too mean 70
feed the pgs-we don't believe they would eat some
of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11

PRESERVING flour AND MEAL-Mr. Thomas
Pesssll Of Geneva, y. W has invented and pstonted
an Improvement on the ordinary fou'-barrel, which
has received the lrmest approval OF many interested
in the trade. All are aw sre that the tendency TO
sour is one Of the great drawbacks on tie shipment
OF Flour, and more especially of Corn Meal. Millions
are snnDay iost 10y this sourng, rendering the meal
both unpalatabls aud unwhoiesOme, reducing it's
price considerably and its real value still Mr..
Pearslls device is a tube of tin or other mSenal,
ssyiN inches in &smetsr, running through the cen
tss Of each bauel and securing &C circulation Of
coolh aId dying sir. Thus, every portion Of the
neal Is brought within four or Ave inches Of an eI-
terror surface and the tendency to heat and four III
s said completely obvia,sd. The cost, including the
eighty increased siEe Of the cssk required TO hold
given quantity OF -four, is some ten o: twelve cents
per barrel.
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Tho asraaafe Of The fhiah mas OF "a' iiaa.a,d
nom ihis pof, 10 generally rrsfo,tod 'he sen''oany
r,oa,,, of Cant Dohhio apd HE onio1fs towari tho
neope of DIV, town and thrif ooa'eses Ia toi hin'
nc, .inoe hi, arrival hay' done much toward gaining
tho good will of everybody.
Tho news from the interior Ivy latest accounts at nn
mn bus Nioara, ua In. refused 10 apologize ior her
late INVASION Of Costs Ricn aud hoshicr ARC ininh'
rem, between tho two countries. Tho former, mar,
nssed by internal rcvoluions will make had work oil
il fighting with the fouris' ing rpub c OF Costa k'oa.
10 resign. and Don Psirico Rvss, Communicate at
san Carlos, will be elected in his place.
Walker and biz invading army are on the Pasihc
coast: preparing for aroho- attack on Granad,, tae
capital OF tie Legitimist party in Nicaagus. The
Iibfrsls. Won know ,der Castilon and Walker, ozly
recognize Leon az the capital Notwithstanding their
soc,ations Col Kinney has thus far refused to coop
crate with either faction having as he Gays, otaei
business 10 attend 70.
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CosTA Neutrality-suspicious. have
been several stories afoat respecting the intentions
Provisions and present positions OF the parties nam I'd
in The above captioo. We understand olly thus much
certain y: Costa RIGA is raising large force TO in
vade Nicaragua aud presume she is ANXIOUS 10
have the cooperation Of Col Kinney in the Invasion,
as well as TO be assured that he will not lend his aid to
Nicaragua We hear said tbat they have offered Col.
Kinney the governonhp OF Nica aqua if he would
take charge we have been told that he refused for
the present, and various other stories. Thee is no
del endence to be placed 10 any of the rumors-hat
hai he has succeeded in obtaining the grants of lands
uron which he calculated and that his colonization
scheme will 60 on vigorously whatever else uay raos-
pire LAspinwall Colrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11

LAW REFORM IN ENGL,ND.--Au intelligent jurist
of our City writes TO The Ercniag Post from Lon Ion
AZ follows;
cannot refrain rom telling you that a univers al
opinion sp exist la favor of the innoVa alton re-
Gently Introduced here Of examining the parti- 20 the
suit both plaintiff and ds PENDANT, orally and In open
court exactly like ordinary witnesses. The judges
and The bar ell in saying that IN the great ma
jorl Of il smplos aud facilitates the operation
f r, ns The cause, and although Il, OF cour.c, som'
times leads Ia The prcscntatiou Of very bad for
ttfiury sil tho whole, ~ h altogether well liked.
1hoy picsring here scadll thou. Hare issiio'.
,iowl, lc cvuuo If cgal reform. limited liability bill
hos us, passed AUST Tho very adverse wish Of tho
llousu 81 lor'e, especially the old lawyers In
hht Lord ST. Icunaids (Sustcnl Hat YOU must 40,
rudcitlnud this a. touching tho question of I,~stc!
F,fHsfsktp Il Ulairs Ia what call corporaiian,,
AID IN amarrtt analogous Ia our scncr n corporation
arts crshles Stockholders hy ainsc registration "a
obtain corporate fa,i,tca snd corporate lmmuaitios.
An ct haa e-u been paced IA agd o pr,iostoj bills
enj uot's. Whi,h abaa Tho holder hy more n1Ice
10 he debtor to phiaiu judgment 81 toplve days.
leo t,uit 90 to application u iho lairr 'ces a.
60 iro him lave TO he iondia othsf woods. throws
a, i sph sent Tito, ripoesa ,pal 10 s.or aad
wae'i. ata Nth TO leave a. NeHe veaoeshN heal -
decide.
90 An aot vG iass ', ei,ea the ernn,n Law Courts
tio Io~st IA start iriunaiiNns The ao v eV leHut
ttavp uvie, TOO ha,ftatieA - sWr o'de. whth. Tao
waht tirrteis is u,ie 10 10 Ah.esd thtn al
lse aaJ i,h III ,tAi Q, ,mva isA ~ Tho p.rifs AZ
russsse e,hi.hslt tspEs ~ Cusln ~ So ,t,uua "a
iaw sra ,lar..,r t'ibupAla ASK a.. tho ias ,vjts
-. = n.n rus, su ihs rfa,in1 i,e t-.tuve ~ thai
r.,H .'iss -, vas.H tts ~ re ah lesal s,s,ep,.
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F,r,L RAIRoAp AccIpENr.-A deaf and dumb
man, whose name has not yet transPrcd, was diseov'
cred he railroad track by the engineer Of the New
Haven tsn as he was nearing tho New Rochelle SIS
iion On Saturday evening. On examination, It VA
found that the msu suffering from sove gas' 70
10 head and war muci bruised about the body lead
rg ~ tie superstition that be bad esi9er DEN
Il pek hy or tnroun from some ,rsin 4 farmer "a
he cshbcrho0d took the wounded man into hs
tousc and macleod assistance was provided, en
~ a,l,d not. as the suheCr did during me nigo
Decreased WAS about Owe feet sh' inches eiSe, 81
SANDY compo ,ion. spSro figure, and large w. a.,
Or b, rcfson wcrv several payers one markea w
&. fsIty. Porter. another rcsd-"m my mace IS w.
4" Npsresl want You Ia write 60 me a, "ss,on, nv.
Via, county,. 4 due bill 20 pay John b. bl~Alunwm
/, hn,s,b,h,s nf,rr,s,n a, O'Clock q. Rclbele
urde, tho auspices o( J. 4, Robinson, Esq'
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Dntanrrt A'ttutH inflammation wei, ui
H. ihis pi'f rec oidaI 81 s",ia"t she' dlu
E,,ll a,nli"a uL.h e.u'sl tho ri,N'uu' spa
,Li.s 80 pu' community. Tho inn.i,a ~,
'is' rls'e end w 90 h'es u"s pre'ss' 80 t'h'sr
81 rs,u',. ies' -htn o eh,pt iisi Gt' Ashovih
90, = I'll IT, iessr"cv.s lasi i'.ir,,i M.s
ta.. vie - 80 iir". Wa a.. ii's lies'u"Av,
r--..' 90 'l.is e'.', s~tslir h~t ~i AL 3.
Nv 80 -''s at s'.' ,-s ~is,' .."s-t. isi-.Ni
-. .~s .i,ir-sf ale u..its-b -ih 80 ~. rGas
nritt- y - ,hS ar t.lh.. ss-,ii,, aslrs-si .~i
81 :. .-F I--etn'v s.i -r- wee .~r.r - h.
49, h.-'.tH : er..'l'- vhr :. r~'se-cA ~.
hEs -.-r t-s ~. t~''' :r-., ~ $3.50 ~. t'',s,,
iLv H'i-i' u-y rlsr i've" II E~'lss.s- ; h.t-ssr-
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,st~rv 80 tts~,t,rs = WA naak ths d,tse, 81
- q, ~ 's~ia " "tish sass NAssi a. ,aa e,cf
-"' h'he1 - .h~'s'.' -'Ne'~s'N'. vac atpstrA th
tsfsr $50 h,i ~ had " essupi vn ,he s,,a, la a
- ~. a'k. - tst'r sthAsl saalay uevufr,
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The ros,uss,or.eusrd has settled me qrs'i" VIZ.
tto south tsfulira kslrNAd company anu way
ms ii service by The reu's . ordered.
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VIC nIe indebted I0r faVOIs 20 tx. TT, tdITIHgVOHI
Purs.r OF The Empire City, Freeman Co.'s Express,
the Pacific Express Company, and Burlinghlme 4" Co.
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AroTIIs on uNOvkL-waLrR TOsKv0Jp HAS
IN rturDsd " he Cd si~ns, "a srssasSs s1ssf.
e<tvs<s haseay aad hotiasos, ce>rs.~i hs -
Hssny ysAxs prsvioss W tbs isf ~ Hsy s6 sbSe -
wilI 10 hsrry ~ bis GA frepss ssd eest~s~vs -
Lss % hA ia . larYs AM y.nss s~ssst@s.s ~ 49,
ass insssc DO 70 hsp biz s.e<a rsrsssAsf vish " 49,
ara r1~t ssslyahs ssy 20 Of seos a fss 11tsS - -
vh<h vli ~ ssA ., u~ ,ay ss"i l-~xsst $3.50, -
cash.
Dtx0yAi - pRrsh0sD wyctp EERoH.
~ fa.y tassss hs frssfs sss ths ISssie 80 -
vks-. ~ hs< c,<os1 vith . $50, mpsStp, so -
.ss..Ss sssessE.ss u druxs, n~<tsisss, yssssSwS,
rr~.<riy.a0ss s<sssa1iy vr.y~S<d A ssvsvss ssAhav
"a sr.sty 81 IsnatA s,s{N. pors VISA 30, osa-
s.ssLt % hssf ss~ m~<iese&l psrpssss.
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r. O%tIsc,s MN AkYSicas, r0rscT. AND O.
~ wss rssxssrAxs rssssss re- ~ ss~ssA So.
70 - tr~~Svsy, t~t~see D.sss as feAs 49,
of.s s.try %, 70 ". ~~ss ts< srs~sfsst rssS -
s,sr~s ir.x eAs bsFs rs $3.50 .~sSso
sAs'yss vfa ps.ssi vtseA tsr. $40 -
90 rsta.ss tzrssESsai - EsStss ,s.t~s
4 ggIIsg, rr,srs~W. =
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Nrkw YORK BOOT BLACKS As-OCIAn0S-ES
IN tahtshsd for tbe purpose Of s,viag employ asut
education 10 ths IDLE segs-ts colored boys Of
Ssliy, ~ any hour tney vish either a. their
sHsuees or taken 70 our rooms, AZ Al our riAs,
receive tie value for ycrr mousy, you provide ths
means q doing much good Gestemsa ssning
their Names with reaisencs ana hour. will rsosivs
pupctusl attendsnee Once, l29 Nin,n street, tvo
aoo1a vest Of Broadvay
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AZ Ew YORK IRISH AID SOCIFTY.--TaE Gil .iRAAs
OF the GpanrAi COMMITTEES Of this organization,
atsirous 70 bold . messss In fov days. when II u
pectsd that all the n-mbers vho have reoevsi book
vii be able 70 report favorabIy Every VIII feel
interest in sdirg praise worthy undertaking. aud
prs,s isef to the befay OF eurens
deserving thSI pa onass than the prsssa Per order
ELIAS &. HfEkISG. Chairman
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ypHE TRUSTEES on THE A3fOR LIBsARY ARE
mveh ecISsTrea 70 Cd that cot pSiats htys been
made 70 ii. public that Eiisrs q the library have
nCs We every csslrsd strution Thsy have msds
sroh .ran nation into the matter ths fsquirsf
AID the rubc may rest sssuSsd Of their conf&at effort
10 tsy oat this nssuon a ;hs 10 Ter Of tbs library
In nAkpg II tree and oyeu r.tsrt ~tsfe ysrsfs ~
both wee a. syey class asd p6iioa woald feel
CERTAIN q iAa rect s,tuuvs ana obtgsas tsestssat
hay vel ino~ the 9 N ssacs aId >nsursssss Of the
stusIcus aEt Los ssaiy Trey nay b. fiseooesrtsd In
their r,tsasefts b. AEJ want Of ct..rf civy the
tsr. cf lbtastans Arr fAlirre 10 this r-psei tue
rsr o. tbs stt.pdGns n nafs knosn 70 ths sGpsrin,
ncs s az "a sny othsy Of the tsustsss, VIII be lmns
dssly ipgulf-d into and Corrected. Various arrange
ra. nts s tie oonssnsses Of vsisrs yet In
plaue, srH I! H. o.. hope q; tbs trustees 10 reader
ts lsr,,Y every say NOR. and useful ADD s,,rs<
tive 81 order Of The Trns,s.s,
wAasfsGroS IRyE,G, Pr.,l:~n
Nsw York, AuSukt 2, 1850.
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LADIE = LIST.

MissHArrst AlienM j lrristts Arnold Mrs Msria
am MISS Ma. Alien Mrs II. r<e I'd Andres Misc K nth
Ampisford hrssMA AudrewsMiss Hatty
ethy Miss Al AshneadArs. spruce Ashton Mics
Anna Nara street Avervli ArsJsne II
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TIyo M&srrAcTUHFLS.-To fgT or fEAsL Tas
i lAyss nee Oylsinss nos u snd u ~, street. sssr
GrAnd, IL IL G By LOO. oonfs,s every respect ytss
EeatIg sas ofyiay sDtsIAtss 9Th or without stsaa
povr DESIRE. Apply "a the ptsgUps
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(sAiIfORhIA DiAx0sts.--THDsr AyDCT PCi.IaAs
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nFTICE OF COMMISSIONERS on EM1gRAIfoS, NEW
~ Yoxt, jay ~, 1s6t.-rhs Cssus Gulss viii b.
opened n wednesdAy, the LIST Of Ausust, as the Em
grant IAndisy Depotfor the reception and Iaspseon y
al 9isrsn1 arYiyirx ~ this port
BtItsARD CAs-TgLY SECRETARY.
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MASONIC MEMBERS or ST. JOHNS LODGE,
1Nl NO. (undsr the old constitauoo,) are rsqGsst
"a 70 nttsod special rne.ng At thsir lodge rooms No
coo Broadway, on Friday evening the Sd Inst At ~
O'Clock. All masters ut masters aud Of
ter lodges In thn city. Brocslyn, Williamsburg AMI i'd
jscsrt cites are cordially invited 70 meet with Us
this occasion, busnsss Of great Importance viii b.
bosshi bsfoIs The lodge. sTEPHiS ROGERS, Master.
Y. N. EHAKP, Secretary.
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10 sod 90 hat svsssnS Dy Greer OF The arSociAlo~,
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CYLyrSTTR LAP, ATTORNEY AND COUssfffJDR
- .. av, notary pubiis and ooramsslonsr ~ ds'-as
sao eommrsionsr Tor all the Ha,~s and fsrriSss, sx
csY. N.w jersey and MssyNnd. Passports os,asns4
from Washington In thirty s.I hcGfs for psrSons In
ding T. travel in fortigI eounuss Oss tonfs A.
H. totPM. sYLYE@TIk LAY. 10 Wall street
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fUr 1ftesE Jssr. ans II 81 the bet job bn issss
tns city. iSqvlfs ~ p Jsha street t.ra soSy, u Mr.
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ITO IEASE--pTIILADtIrHfA no Eta-THf HAf91-
II ,cn House, Chestnut street.. bsivsss fssta 80
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Nth ever s5.rn conv.nsses ssf 9TH AZ ssississsA
The hssss sslonipx, Nth ~ srxs re- rss.a,
be oonDsc.si. Apply 20 JJHs QUINCY son.
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