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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

Nj. L00MlS, Nj; D., the inventor and pstentee o {
"LOOmiS' Mineral Plate TseTh," having
successfully introduced hs Improvement il &S
various cities, has now permanently estab- -SIIo
iIshed himself IN Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
ly IN making set OF but one piece Of material, aud
that lndestructlble mineral. No metal Is used in
their construction and they are therefore free from
galvanc action and metallic taste. There are no
joints to become filled with moisture OF PARTICLES of
food, hence they are pure ard clean. They are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy. tar more durable and
natural IN their app eardnce. / will give reward a
One Thousand Dollars TO any one who will produce
similar work Of art to equal mine purity, beauty
durability, artistic exoeence or any other requisite
quality.
All work respons bly, warranted.
276 Penna. avenue, between llth and l2th streets.
aplSly
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
II

NASHlNGTON, H. Y.
The Annual Session of this Institution will COM
mence on "Wednesday, the thIrtIeth (5OthD of Sep
tember. Students will be examined for entrance on
the Monday and Tuesday previous.
The Preparatory Department OF the Institution
will open on Wednesday, the ninth 9th Of Septem-
Ger Ii will he under the supervision of the College
officers, and will be provided with the best instruc-
ton.
For admission, or for further information, apply to
the President, at the College.
au 2I-Sw = PRFNTISS Re-istrar
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DIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.

Mr.. w. II. PALMER continues to add new mem
MER, at his Rooms over Farnham' $500 y;
Bookstore, Tuesday, Wednesday, Frl-' 6 W.
day, and saturday, between and p. III.
Terms S5 per quarter. ap25-tf
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NETROPOL!TAN COLLEGIATE INSTI-
l'l TUTE, FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No. 45i 6 street, between Seventh and Eighth sts.
VIII open for the reception of pupils on Monday
Sept. 7th.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION..
Mrs. T. Fl. Havenner, Bellies Lettres and Moral
Philosophy.
Rev. J Newman Hank, A. NJ, Ancient Langua-
ges and Mathematics.
Miss Barbara Ross, English Branches.
Prof Stauhiy, Modern Languages.
WIN. Mcleod. Painting and Drawing.
- Mlflle De Boye, Muslc-Piano.
Circulars containing full information rs to terms
&c, may be had at the principal bookstores, from
the principals. Sc Iw*
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ICE.
j, MIDDLETON

L.. ICE DEALER,
Ofice and Depot-Southwest corner Of r and I2th
Streets. Washington. ll-tf
UCEl ICE!i ICE!!!-The undersigned respectful
y inform his friends and the public generally that
he Is now prepared to furnish samIIes and othersl
through the season. with the best quality Of ICE,
delivered IN any part Of Washington and George
town, and guarantees 10 give entire satisfaction.
Orders to he left with kIDwKLL LAURENCE
corner 18th street and Pennsy vanla avenue OEo.
+. KIDwRLL d Co., l4th street; j. b. MOORE, Drug
gist, Penna. avenue, between 18th and 2fh streets
GEoRsK STErz, New y ork avenue, between lcth and
Ilth streets; RoBT. A. PAYNE, Druggist, corner
4th and Mass avenue; and with the subscriber, No,
First street, GEORGETOWN, where Ice can be had
at all times. -
ap7-tf T., N.KIDWELIs.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"A WARRINGTON, ID. G.
Corner OF lIth street and PennsyIp Ipauid orsnus
torer FdrHhan's Book Stors.D
The duties OF this Institution will resume their
accustomed activity, regularity. and punctuaIity on
and alter Tuesday next September LIST, 1857.
Classes ], 2, and s. will, as heretofore, meet on
Monday and Thursday, at 2 q clock p. IN. p
Junior Glasses, Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock
a. m.
Gentlemen's Classes, Tuesday and Friday even
mgs, from tall 10 o'clock.
Elementary Classes for Beginners, Tuesday and
Thursday ,from2 till O'Clock. Terms these classes
only Five Dollars for ~ lessons.
The principles upon which this Institution are
founded are precisely those Of the Royal Academy
London, and the Conservatives of Paris and Milan
pupils take part. W.
Principal. F. NICHOLS CROUCH, ..
the Composer.
,{T Hours OF Business and Consultation at the
Hall Oi the Academy daily, from 70 to | O'clock or
through the post and music stores. au 2s-tf
I ORD CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF TaE
II Chief Justices of England, volume three !;
Evenings an :. With Jesus, by Rev. William Jay /;
The Divine Life, by the Rev. John Kennedy 81. 4
Five MifseTsys ss cs Of knowledge. BY George Wilson,
funeEsl Epiosy on DR.. E. X. Kane, by Rev. c. w.
aS FRANcK TAYLOR,
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Pianos. &c.

A CAR D.-A CHANCE RARELY MET
"a WITH By THOSE WHO WISH<-S.eE1
A PIANO FORTE.-I have now in store T:Sx7
the following great bargains: ~ ~
Two superb Pianos, four round corners, rosewood
cases, seven octaves. used only few months.
will sell them at Sis less than their price seven
months since.
beautiful seven octave Rosewood Piano, iron
frame, round corners, for S2O0.
The above Pianos sold for no fault, but be-
longed to families who have removed TO the west
and left them with us 10 be sold They are res lly
and truly great bargains. We are prepared to give
written guarantee with them, and will, at any fu-
ture day, exchange, If parties are not satisfied
A so, hne second hand Piano of Halet & Davis
SS25. ~ ~
Also. two second hand Chickering's for SI75 each
at the Great Piano Warerooms of
JOHN F. ELLIS,
aug T6 Penn. ave. bet 9th and 10th streets.
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COLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEWEL
u RY, AND FANCY ARTICLES.
have Just received another addition To- nv large
stock Of Gold and Silver WATCHES, Of the ~
best makers IN Europe. Also, Gold Chains Of ESAf
every style hnd price, Jewelry sets and sin (kx
plated Baskets, Spoons, Castor,. & G. at
]. ROBINSON'S,
SAC, opposite Browns hotel,
- Sign Large Gilt Watch.
n. B.-WATCH REPAIRING done in the best
manner 10y a skIlful Matchmaker, and warranted.
2l Pm
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS CORY will resume the duties of he
lVl School on Monday. the 7th OF September at he
residence No. 5Sl 4th street, between and D. east
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MARION HARLAND'S NEW BOOK
WI "NIOss Side by Marion Harland, author ol

MARION HARLAND'S NEW BOOK
lNI Moss Side by Marion Harand, author of
Alone" " The Hidden Path" &c Price 81 Is.
Nothing need be said TO awaken an interest ia a
new book by this charming authOress. Forty seven
thousand copies Of her |" Alone" and Hidden
Path" have been sold by her American pubs shers
and the demand at present as constant and regular
as ever. In Europe they have met with still greater
success. No other American thoress has vet been
standard American authors. Those who have seen
the advance sheets of Moss Side uuite IN he
opinion that il is superior to both of Marion Har
lands former productions in interest, style, ard
popular tact. IL is full of incident of an exciting
cal ly arranged.
Just recelved, and for sale at ..
TAYLOR x MAURY'S Bookstore.
Sc near 9Th street.
~ ere selling of, sell
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DUBLIC SCHOOLS
L The Public Schools will be opened on Monday
September 7th, the daily sessions being from 80 o,
CLOCK a. m 10 p. m. All pupils whose names wore
returned by the teachers the July rolls as pupils
OF the school at that time, will be received without
tickets OF adms sion, IN accordance with the follow
Ing resolution, adopted the 10th inst
Re Solred, Thai all pupils whose names were re-
turned on the monthly report preceding vacation,
and who shall attend the fTst day at the opening Of
the scholastic ear shall he received by the teacher
without written permit and that, should there
thereafter exist any vacancies, those previously
registered shall be entitled thereto sickness only
being a sufficient excuse for non att endance of
which the teacher must be informed on the first day
of school," SA r. McKIW Seo'y'
SQ-llw -
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nR. WILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ CAGO, would respectfully inform the CIT
lzens of the District and vicinity, that hav- h4S
ing located himself IN Washington, he is Lo
now prepared TO perform all operations his profes-
SION IN the most approved style.
iau 90 iy
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NJ g. METZEROTT has now on hand large
W assortment of PlANOFDRTES,~Fs-s
by Rosenk kTanZ, Bacon * Raven and WIN. m.TFTGYf
Miller. Also, several second hand Pianos' "
which he vii sell for cash, monthly payments
Pianos and MeOdeons from S45 to $50. One sec
Ond- hand Melodeon for S2D.
PioanO1ortes for rent. Tuning by Mr.. Rebine.
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TULPEPER FEMALE SEMINARY,
- CULPEPER Court House., Va.
Under the Instruction and SuDaIntendence Of the
LIZ, I.AI -aEh

Under the lnstTucuon and Supalntendence Of the
MISSES FORNERET.
This School viii be re-opened on the lst of Sep
tember, 1857 for the reception Of Boarders and few
who apply and are admitted, thorough and useful
education No pains will he withheld from giving
them for every duty and emergency of life. While
the ornamental branches will not Re neglected. the
solid and fundamental principles Of heart and head
education will be the special objects of asIduOus
tentIon
Female education has now taken such firm hold
on public attention, that, TO proclaim ITS advantages.
would be TO portray degree of ignorance not com
patble with modern Improvement. The eevatIng
influence of female education is felt and acknowf
edged by every admIrer Of female excellence hes
those advantages that indls pensble to their ad
vancement and success through life.
AS the School increases, the number OF Teachers
will be also increased; thereby securing every aux
iliaIy to the raPld ID advancement Of the Student
tone and character ofthe School.
Appropriate hours will be set apart for study and
daily exercise The discipline will be mid and per
sussive, but very firm. Two Saturday are appoint
ed every month for the girls to visit and make pur-
pu pits, ,adrding to each the privilege of attending
the Church Of her choice. No Influence will be ex-
pills. While practical Christianity will form The
basis their instruction, the selection Of Churches
Of parents and pupilsthe variety of religious priv
lleges here, will not fail To offer to all.
FIVE sS viii be yfi time tnn duT
lng. the session. and charged only from the time Of
Half the tuition and boarding fee must be paid in
advance, In order to cover the expenses Of the
School.
TERMS For TEN MONTHS,
Board, Oncudng fire and lightsl l......-.-. Sl20 M
English branches for advanced Scholars 81 10
English branches for small Scholars. q 90
MUSIC on Plano. 81 %
lfe OF lO M
TIeICil lO M
No deduction made but in case of protracted sick
ness.
REFERENCES.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandra, Va.
Rev. Thomas Leave, Madison county, Va,
Rev. Mr.. Earnest, Orange county, Va.
Rev. John W. George, CulPePer, Va.
Rev. John Cole,
DIR. Alex. Payne,
Chas. f.. Lightfoot, Esq, g
Thomas Alcockc, Esq,
Belfeld Cave, Esq, Madison county, Va.
Thomas A. obnson Esq, Orange county, Va.
DIR. Edwin TaliaferrO,
Judge r. III. Field,
DIR. c. w. Ashby,
DIR. Alfred Taliaferro
Edward B. Hill Esq, "
l.. p. Nelson, Esq, 4"
Col. John 8. Baldwin, Staunton, Va.
Instructions on the Guitar, in Drawing and Paint
ing will be given by a competent Teacher should a
class sufficiently large he formed au & I'm
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

CLOCKS CLOCKS" cLocKs@
A good BRASS CLOCK for 81. I have lust re
ceIved and opened all the new style ClockS-
from 81 mp, to Szj. The trade supplied as E53i
usual at wholesale prices. Also, Clock Ma Ell
terlals, such Cords, KEYS, Balls. Hands H. II
Wires, Oils, &c., AT the Clock and Watch ~
Store of j. ROBINSON
$40, opposite Browns hotel,
an 2l-2m Sign Large Gilt Watch.
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Wood and Coal.
CUMBERLAND COAL,

CUMBERLAND COAL.
Now discharging, a cargo OF the above COAL,
JOHN Il. GIVEN Il Co,
GOAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON.
Will be receiving, q cargo of WHITE ASH
COAL In few days, which will sell at S5 per ton
OF 2SiO pounds A weigher's certificate will be sent
with every load
au 3l-6t F. L. MOORE
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, CHEAP PUB
LIGATlONS, PERIODICALS, and NEWSPA-
PERS, at the lowest cash prices. AT the NORTH
ERN LIBERTIES CHEAP BOOKSTORE, ST
seventh street, above the Northern Market.
29-lmr
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ii. MCCORMICK AND SISTER WILL
NI resume the duties of their School on the lst %
September at their place of residence AZ street
No. IS, between Pennsy yvania and Mssour m avenues
au SI-eolt
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NEW JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

A ULTS CELEBRATED ENGLISH car
n BAGE SEED.
SSe We are now prepared 10 furnish Ault's 49,
E{k Early York, Ault's Early Large SorI -
Aut's Bnllocks Heart, Aut's Premium.
Flat Dutch, Drumhead, Savoy, and ali nthsr y,
rietles Of CABBAGE SEEDS ~ i Va
Also, Spinach, Kale, Lettuce CauEaou,e, and al
other kinds of GARDEN SEEDS. "
All All tne ABOVE are fresh, Pure and genuine: the
same superior quality sold by us last and former
years and wall give entire satisfaction 10 those who
purchase from us. ~ ~ WIZ
has used them. '
For sale wholesale and retail.
SAM'L AULT n SON,
Corner Calvert and Water SITS, Baltimore. Nd,
. IL Orders can he sent by mai by the Adams
Express. which affords cheap, sale and quick
means of carriage. au Islm
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CEORGETOWN COLLEGE.

q rEohufIO"N N CObLEOE.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
Monday. the 18th of September next.
au 25-lm Il. A. MAGUIRE, Pres.
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EAST WASHINGTON SEMINARY,
Ia Cor. Va. ace. and5ih 81. taSt, Masonic Hall,
Nary Yard.
The duties of this School will be resumed SEPT
lst. The course of study embraces all The
branches USUALLY taught in the best schools of the
country. For further information, terms h c., see
Circulars or apply TO
J. w. p. BATES. Principal,
an -eO3wF (Successur To DIR. ], r., ClaWsOnD
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The Central America.

JAMIE GORDON BusrErr
DrAR SR-hy asteniion been called 10 an article
10 The 1ttae Of this morning, 10 .hcn the writer pro-
fesse' TO sive hs opinion upo the method oo1ruc,on
and kind Of materials used In the building OF the
Cesnaf America, and tys:-" In regard 10 Mr. wsoo's
rstmspt tho' her conjunction, think he makes mis-
ake 10 - IL her ton rmbers and frames
oak In raoe OF which red TAX ard haSm were nssd
Secondly In regard 10 the ,aDkiDg % the saip NJ Webb
also states thai 10 ADDITION 10 tho usual fas,cnins abe
noted ese-se, streak by streak the Ire length OF
v'sel This % mistake, ~ shs not oolted
edeevro st the butts Hal this been the case II would
have been imposxble for vessel OF her age spring
aieak bno- not who tho srthor may be, ~ no 10
Ashamed OF his namc 40 ming himself /" Vol wisne, To
human Me-, (uo doibt bis own fe), but certainly no,
well ~ishcr TO h neghbdv or he ult not thus have
coniradctd satsr ep, tho proof or which sb ndsn
For the sas action q Well wsner asan state that her
bp TIMBER and END rames were live oak, and taai, Ia
addition 70 the usual fAssrinss she boiled eStewss
,ueak o7 steak the crhre length OF tue vessei; and
further iha he makes han mistake vhsn he sAJ
red OAK and hscpstac were used instead. I observe
"weirsher ooncaes with mo in opinion Thai this
beipr ihe case impossible FOR vessel Of her age
70 sUripr alesk" WI. wrBB
NEW YorK sout 90 1857,
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delivery u the verdict rotwithssaud fully nina xsshs
tie aurS rce had fully caAde mp ads 70 the
result Of the ris, Tho pris"uss preserved hts usual
egaanlnt- during tie trying ~ icd, and TO-
moment betrayed ire oasi vsr of perturbation dh
sansacsar Ne wss fuS csnvinced. he sAd, they would
ocu iA him amer the pavtA oaAge Of the Caurs and
prsssed worder .ha hey hrd MA 70 thas deier
mission without Ira-lr< sheir sesls
ccacse for The r.sscner determined TO carry the
case re hoos should result In gosion The
bill vD be laid bsfsre sAe cnAnoe,l Of the
Nae netv sen ro- and The second Tuesday In Oosober
writ CT error 10 cbA.ret, A. together with a. a3A-h
meus, III be scved upaa Judge vro1snhurgh whom tho
VII lic mater viii como before the supreme Jour,
Gene raj rerN .. Trenton In tic month Of November. Tha
defence Gs rc1snt CT before tss Chancellor,
Dui hsrer their efforts will produce any other result
than ultimate ccavicton trne alone dcterlnino
The eiauves Of the prsoncr thrown into The deepest
grief bearing The verdict the aged faor Of the pr
oner 1t hrs showed symptoms Of das ,Alr bui In
few hours Afterwards no became dcspondrg, and ncan
ehay took sach deep possession Of bis soul thai u feared
h'e mird has become cueasei sud tas viii never
cover from he thos
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Tho r'eamzhips Of vander.nss Toe lava r.pi6y wusd
their wsy Into ibBc favor during the short sas iAsy A~e
been ruaAux
sAAA eccDDxxD f Esw xoss,, FAYE from so&.saswy ~
At neptune 20 Boston Tor PcsAad sh, TOW hsr reusd "a
b for repairs
BRls VERMONT, Saith dAys from Pfcsou ios ousn 0DsrS
reported wrecked We. found 10 be leakinS bsdy - MI
hst when % rpool Nh shss the Attempted 70 ru7
Ter into port Tho pumua kept anti, 9otBr bu6
4ndns tAAt the eAk iDcy0kA Tia yasssl
deemed prudent % strand her 70 her fum skin
under hen Ehe WA Uonsequenly Scots seacs, Al
tna mouth o. liverpool harsor 70 western Head wkeso
she lee bsed Her spars aud digging AID,
cge.r with The hu and cargo ~ they he were have
bcs solo The l7,h
BRIO PsnP LAaRAHRE Aud Of Bath rom 1flmingtna NO,
oA the burr when 3days out In the latitude OF Chases
ton los decA load sAis boA., davis AlsO sprH
40 leak aud had feet the hold. Al AAnds
sick and eIhau.'eE her arrival
SoHR NASH Look fro Phisx elphia for BOSTON O tA0
~ n ins i sead or oremas fore iopnset and foronAl IA
ssns k.rraisSaK. Rice, from kngtcn IA for phnaaes
pna iacen Win sugar rum 10, totally st duIiaE 10
cent gale on me coast OF North Carolina al hands we'd
on The krge Balance dock
steamship Ariel raised aSove dock o. Stature
das afernoon for examination.
The following abe giyes summary OF the vosssu In mo
hArbors o. New York Boston, Baltimore CaArsstnn
nah Mobile and rev Orleans at lstes: scsUanl nuuc
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DESCENT UPON An ALLEGED GAsRIIsG HousH-CArrrRs OF
m ALLEGED GANEEss And sslzuns or rHuR APPARATUS Al
late hour Saturday night the second ward police made
. descent upon the gambling house No. Barclay street.
kept BY Chas Ransom sseeIc and arrested Steele
sbom they caught acting banker, and Henry Dure,
the eealer Ranso not In the ume therefore
sscsped arrest The psce also took posscsson Of their
gan bling appaYaiu,, consisting Of faro table, dealing
boxes caru cases. keepers checks packs OF cards.
check boaes, 30 The prist licked In the
station house fo' tho night, and yesterday morning
taken before Justice Welsh, who held them 70 bail in
~ COO each 70 answer the charge fheir b. ndsman
David l. Reid. Of No IL Crsoy street. While The police
warning ~ supposed, 70 the other gambling bells that
The police knew about The paint which tue above
arresD made made before Justice Welsh By Nc
BoArdmap Of No 30 Bosery, who 10 witness
" the fact or the house 10 question being used gam
bling purp sea- The priaoser Seee, IN mis- oaltou
stated that be resides Foronces Hosl and has No O,
upaion Durell saJs he Ia real estate broker and lives
In the city, but oocs not stale where
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"rvery ldHa M irhsbisrt
N The Terrifcry ~ Ksrrs- BE-.
ing n citizen % NE United
s'aie-. over the are ~ al
ysarr, aud who shall s.ve ~.
sidf q tir motths IA ssid Ter.
fiicrr before the nsSt general
election for members ~ he
Council spf House ~ Repre-.
r-ntstivss. and no other per.
sop vhsisoevs 2 hal be en-
N.ifd " vote ~ any general
election hereafter V BE- held
In this ferrit1ry "
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Port Of New York, September ~, 1857.
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke, Simmer Paramount Ac, with mdse
and 10 f,ndlAm 4
SHIP saaern str GOT ssb) Henry Liverpool 20 days, with
s,rs Ell.e ,lsm) rel.en, Hamburg Aug Il, with mdss
Brig ibrsm s.van BIO Hsehe n days with ustic &C. TO
rrr 6esls Bsrtea ro', an Prince s.p,Is with iOswood,
Brs Lnl.p, srhoas, jacksonville II day, with yellow
sehr chsrss g Roger. OF s.weuyporo, Bailey, Nay.
J.mscs Prom ne lsh % me ism very heavy
sss On a.s INST % Exs hsrOos TOOK pho, from NE boat
sehr gew Drop. Kuand, Bar>cos Il days with rua TO- 70
Steamer Bo-su. seiew. Phrsdsips.
sseansr wss,oses'er, Clsrs. Providenc-
Steamship Jas Aoter arrived saurdy right from Charles
Ion .k,ge,epcsd se.vr ss for n. a-i q
S cve Is sss m res under
Cs.is sn 70, B.i,lnors Ird.y ash "a o.pe hsa.r.s
s.J s ~ s'. BAH rsw s.sre soP sou.a MY MY
q s.psi $40 FS g.ss :..ss
hence Tor Savannah
Abns South Of the Highlands.
Wind during the day lIgh, from r.
Tsissr~phso Marine Rspsrs
5sgs Snow. vroos.a soTssns bros xsrhs worSnsscs.
Isernid Marine Correspondence.
NASSAU, Mp, Sept Js-Brig Sarah fhovndlte. " Lowe
hr got ashore the side Of berry Islands Thursday "a
inst ard was WRECKED salvss. p.r cen, msiersss
broushi 70 port tuspt Live 1nv d s Bosson Hih
weasel burnt NJ had been fallen II VITA cargo lumber
Particulars no, snown lPrvpsbll the Albion Cooper.
The brig JAMS Nskefed lof Ra,h, Mel n Oliver mss
.. s,rnet on reef r,..ss sunsch oav Absco Iyh
ut and bFed rhe bad osrgo Of lumber, which cold
Green rur.e Cay Aesco and -s fryr Bs,s for ardssa
The hull Was sold auction for go az Underwr
ers Slain on the cargo for so l0sps o.er ARR
British brig Appleton williams master vas wrecked At
Irsfua on the eh Mt She bound Swansea Wales
from ~ JAso de Cubs, 9TH copper ore.
mnsesIisnesus .aA Uss.sssws.
For io~s OF brss sARlH THosspfxx, and JAS wAssrro
see Corrsspondence above
srrAssHr Asnon the last outward passage Of the sesu
ship Ariel from New yors Southampton HAVE and Brs
men meeting OF the passengers held. al which FOL
loving resolutions were unsninOos, sdop'd and presented
~ Cspt Ludlow
Resolved, That he hsnks this meeting be and her
hereby rendered Capt Ludlow aud officers Of the ship
Resolved THAT The fteami Ariel In AL her appointments
meets our entire appreciation.
On the day Of the arrival Ariel his port. 1sd Inst
another meeting Of her passengers convened al whch
number OF resolutions pasysd very complimentary
Dap, Ludisw sd sooers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
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Port Of New York, September ~, 1857.

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