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el.-eUY 4 BRIGGS
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A n COHroth, Pa
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w Worthington, Md
Col Cohen Md
w Ross, Va
A b MRgruder, do
J T Brison, Md
3 CLARK, do
: knesss, Pa
} Z Trick, do
J. MoConhey, do
J Ewing,
+ Craft, NJ
J Lessig, Pa
b Pott. do
l. Royn, do
j Harlan. do
u H Foodwil, do
ID J Duvus, do
L. Loving, do
J Nelson, Md
b n Springs, Pa
A Hoton, Pa
w Marsh, NJ
ID Rogers, Cal
J II Bloodgood, NY
l. Lockwood & ly, do
Miss Raymond, do
J Bennes, Pa
J Adams, Md
Judge Perry, do
Mr. Pension & ly, Pa
Miss Perish, do
q A Swift, Min
Il Benjamin, NY
II L Miller, MT
X 8 Harper, NY
A Curran, Pa
II Johnson, MT
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ROCKY HILL, Somerset Co. Ma

DR.. J. e. hyER,-Since your medicine has b.
come known here it has greater demand than
any other cough remedy we have ever sold II is
spoken Of In terms Of unmeasured praise by those
who have used II, and know Of some cases where
the best they can say Of It is not too much for the
good 1t has done. take pleasure in selling it,
because l know that am giving my customers
the worth Of their money, and feel gratided in
teeing the benefit Il confers
Please send me further supply, and believe
me Yours, with respect,
JOHN C.. WHITLOCK
r. 8. Almost any number Of certificates can be
sent IL you wish II.
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NORFOLK, September 7, 1854.
Sif-The Spectacles you made for me salt very
well, and seem to have improved my sight moro
than any other have lately tried
Lift. w. TAZEWELE.
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WILksBARRR: Pa September Is, 1850
DR.. C. AVER NV dear sir Your medicine
is much approved Of by those who have used il
here, and It's composition is such as to insure and
maintain It's reputation l invariably recon-
mend il for pulmonary affections, as do many Of
our principal physicians
am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER, MD
Prepared by DR.. J. e. AY Err, Chemist, Low
ell, Mass
Sold bvZ ID. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. dec sam
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have usol Mr.. gobias's Spoctaoles fer tbJel
81 four r1onths, and take great pleasure II say.
lag that an much pleased with them bs1l
been much benefited by then.
May Ab, 1888. SEOR. L. SCAaDgRaH
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Observation-Disclosures
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WINDSOR, G w, June %, 1852
DIR. J. G. AVER. Sir,-This may certify that |
have used your CHERRY PICTORIAL for u UPWARDS
Of one year; and II is my sincere belief that l
should have been in my ave ere this time IL
had not 1t has cured me OF dangerous affec-
ton Of the lungs, and do no, overstate my con-
victions when tell you It is a priceless remedy
Yours very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law
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have tried q pair CT Speetacles obtained from
Mr.. Tobias, and find them OF great assistance to
my sight, and corresponding With hisdescription
Of the focus. 1 recommend him as a skillful OPP
tioiaA. HENRY A. WISE.
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HATS! HATS

HON 3 FAMILY on
" supply Of BEEBE'S
NEW YORK STYLES,
together with TAYLOR'S
H A Il y Of BAL TIL
NJ OR T.. The best black
dress H A rs got up in
the latest style for $3.50, as
good as those usually sold
at IS; and a good fashion
able Hat at 50, worth "a;
and q 6rst-rate Hat, b 50.
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We challenge the Medical Faculty OF the UNI
ted States to produce certificate equal to the
above. DIR. Duprie's Remedies are the only ef
fectual cure for internal Piles. Only So cents per
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State Of New York, }
New York Civ and Comfy

JOSEPH C.. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner OF Deeds and Notary Public Of the
State OF New York. G7 Wall street, New York
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MARRIED..

BrAMMvnRAYon Thur.{.y SEPT H. :, o IL ssYd 1
BY the Ry Dr. RSS s.asb .eno Of aa,y GOSHEN
cf.pK-sIOAN-Ou Thursday afternoon. sep' u, a. 81.
ab,ac Cb,eh BY the Rev Dr. Tying George Lyoa ISL
to Emily Augusta d'uLhier OF the late ""'S'
al OF this city. . .,..-, ~ T.
E'aSst MasFn, lam
on Wednesday Sept 49, BY ths . re- 70 Mary d,ashte Of
Francis Vandervoort, esq.
FaRRhNp-AGNEL-o Wednesday, Sept; 49, BY 'ho Rev.
Mi Wells AZ the Church Of the Holy innocents West
pit N Lieut. Charles E. Tsrrand United States Army,
to Eiss Emily Asns daughter OF froh H. H. Asnel OF West
riRTII-orBBs-on Wednesday. Sept IS by the Rev. Mr..
Dixon at No. St Marks place James Firth to MISS Ane
Gibbs, both Of Scotland.
HAZEN-PETEEsM stormyille pnche,, County IN ~ p
NewYork to Miss Elizabeth Peters OF the former
HAInEs-MILLHOusE-In Brooklyn. on Thursday. Sep.
H. At the Middle Reformed Dutch Church. by the Re-,
Smith b siDes Eliza eldest daughter OF Mr.. Mill
house, all Of Brooklyn.
HoLMEs-MANNION-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Sept
l6 By the Rev. Walker at the Church Of the Messiah IN
Aeepb street, John W. Holmes to Miss Alice Mannion' all
ofthat city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Balston sp, on wedne~
day. S s by TX ks r. O den
only daughter Ofthe Hon. Isaiah Blood Of Ball'ton.
M &c Sg sSe Re1 g. II . s''Gs'
City Attorney Of St Louis Miss Annie Adele, fret daugh
ter Of MI c r Hunt of St. Louis.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursdsy, Sept. H. by the
Rev Dr. McCsy the residence Of the bride hr Tnomss
A McCormscs TO Miss Maria Martin, both OF thus city.
NORTHRUM Amin this city on Thursday morn.
ing Sept 10 the residence Of the brides father by tbs
Rev James Harper Mr.. Oscar p Northum Of Bergen n
to-ss Hannah Jane daughter Of James ckham esq Of
EewYork City.
PowERs-MARTIN-On Wednesday, SEPT. 1s. by the Rev.
j. LYONS the residence Of the brides father Mr. Louis
Powers Nashville Tenn to Miss Abby, daughter Of L. L.
Martin, esq. Of this city
sUTTON-BERRY-In this city, Wednesday Sept. I6, by
the Rev. Geo. C. Lucas NJ lie Grand Sutton 70 Mss Charlie
y. Berry, all of this city.
woODs-McLAREN-On Tuesday morning, Sept 49, at the
residence Of the brides father Allegheny City, Penn by the
Rev J. McLarcn. u. DR.. James Woods Of New York
City, and Miss Margaret McLaren
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fed; c. +. Pond, Ja'ius Catlin, Hartford; j. ).
BroOS. Asrid.1; W. P. Burial. Briiseporti Thomas
X. Tow <,,dee. New Haven; Wn Jaws, Midiie-
Tn Atsr.e,irg of the Directors. Cas- +. Pono'
esq was elee'ed Pfe.idect; VII am p Bufal, Vice.
President; and Henry Fitch, Secretary.
At Phi.depbi, there il no change in the money
market, the banks sre discouttirg 70 the eNien: Of
their me ans bu. the demand Is sill very active, aud
outdoor rate. range g. az Y ceo. per month for
the beat rsmes.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Wednesday thus notices
the NOR ey market of that city:
The money market has exhibited no new fea-
.ure of special importance since the date Of last
weekly review. Matters continue to drag heavily
under the pressure of doubt dtrust and anxiety and
although The irfcaions are that We ace working
steadily out Of the woods DO marked relief is TO be
expected Until fairly into clear field In this
srket have mercantile failures n record, not
wbstandirg the Absence of bGRk facilities. Our
dscoun, houses are doing little or nothing: a4if
seNs op oeipR S' .ne rule by which they are gov.
Is. Rates of interest vary from to per cent
per onth bH. we hear Of very little good business
paper going out of doors at higher rates Oh discount
than a Ic Indeed, there is no pressure OF good
paper on the arket- Eastern exchsnge continues
very scarce at cent premium &c nankeds
and SON emes q is paid. Bankers allow correspond
ents lc. premium.
The ProrideEce Journal Of the 18th inst. says:
ave reeret 10 place on record this morning what
has been already apnoun ced in the street. the fsuure
Of the large and respectable house OF French oiSson
& Co., oil merchants and cotton manufacturers' a
portion Of their abes we suppose, are IN P,oyi
dence and Philadelphia are the immediate cause OF
this diraster. Their liabilities are estimated IN the
street at s5OOOCo The Ner.BeJtord Stasdard es.l,
n ates them at 5000 coo 10 thst city. The Name
Bsrk Of which Mr. French ia President, loses no'nns
by this failure.
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Markets.. .Reported 5y Teiegrdpk.

Nav ORLEANS pt. -CorToS Sales today 900 bales at
u7rhaI ed price receip Of the week 30J bales Mes roRR
"a IARD "a firm at l7.c. Eastern NAY 49, Other articles
ne'aly unchanged.
CH,siEsIos Sept. lsCeTros quiet. .a. Of the week
20tal.e White WHEAT, ~ SG FL 4o red WHEAT, oil -
dfl Is
ALBANY Sept l3-5 nl-FL market steady &, former
prices with uodera, d. nand; sale about 800 bbs WHEAT
slightly finer sales 3oo0 bush wke Kentucky ct a. $40
lush red Indiana j and 400 bush Chicago private
TENS CoES-s fair demand with rmer feeling In the
s sale. = toO bIsh 3c sfoct, and se at BAsLEY
8 god supply and demand sale. y 900 bush a. 81 for stse
fou5p ec-8 lot OF Canada last sold private terms
shirp.j Yesterday - geo bush. CORS.
OswEGo Sept 1875 p m.-FtorR quiet WHEAT better;
bushels 10 for Red Ohio; 81 27s for white
Michigan CoRy inactive CANAL FREIGHTs; Flour SIC and
Joe. 70 NewYoTs LAKE IMPORTS to-day IS bushels
uhes,, $3.50 bushel. Barley and 90 bushels Rye CANAL
FxPoRTs: 1880 ousbs, Whest 3 n00 Bushels Barley.
CsIcAGo, sept lS-5 D. nL-FLouR Is Gull. WHEAT firm;
sales of go bush tclc Coax has DECLINING tendsncy
firm SHIPMENTS - Buf.l1: 40 bbs our; IL 90
bush " beat 7tco bush Corn To Osweso: No Four 1900
susb. Wheat.
BuFFsLo. Sept. I7-FLous I, firm; r'es to-day, 800
bb, g. IS Is for Ohio Indian. and Iowa. facni
iul 2c ob- laisla q s5 ~ WHsAr Ll aay:ncei s.es
SEQ bush a.sd9sc for Chicso Spring 03s l02 for MI
ysuise 81 10 fr mixed Ohio; 81 lse 81 Is for white In
diana az oho Coax eu sales 1900 bush .. dGs oars
quite, .. sbos S5c. WHISKY sales 20 bbla ct s. gallon
GskIsrTs d'nHass.c f.. Cen ~ Atsny. L4AE IHPYST,
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The assurances on the gold per Central An erca, "a
far as can be asceriained are about million 10 Lon.
don and five bundrsd Thousand here. There are prob
ably in the apgreg ate one or two hundred thousand
collars in small lots uninsured. The gold coming TO
DuIcan Shernsn Il Co. Rob- Hallett & Co.. Hoa.
d Co Wells. Fa-go i Co., ,pd Rowland & Aspiu
wall whatever il msy be is Insured abroad. 'Mes:rs
DIextls shipment which is the only other large one
i, insured here. BY tne previous steamer the nouses
named above a. neurng IN England received some
nine hundred Thousand dolss. TIE steamer
was rot nsurtd-this line being it, o~a IN
surers She WAS valued at a5ou, $3.50 010 1; is
sirsu coircdepca in view OF the mfr quency Of
accidents upon this liGe that the loois the previous
steamer With 81 600 coo in gold sent the Col -sdo
Reef and came rear beits wrecked. The npi-e
City has a very large slain for salvage on her. o.
the Central Areres's god the AtsOtic assurance
Company has probably ul line, $50 COO, the Gea;
Western, we under,taDd, has between SIS 900 aud
100000, and the UIion Mutual $4,000. Cousil-ra.
Die reirs uIa1ces have been made within few dsys.
The policies Of Messrs. Wells, Fargo s. Co are,
in the agerega e. for million of dosrs, in tse o5E-
ing London offices: the Marine Insurance Company
Indemnity Mutual Marine, LondJn Assurance CON-
papy, Royal Exchange Assurau ,e Company Ms.srs.
Drexel & Co g shipment, probably !So 900, . tle
American Exobate e Bark "a insured IL t1s oll) ving
Cffises: Atlantic, Il Sun, i Great Western, H. Pc
c.fe /; Union Mutual, !.
The Insurance Companies having risks in this Gaze
met With commeodable promp,itade, We believe, a. te
suggestion Of Mr. Lathers Of the Geea Western sai
resolved TO pay the losses at ones upon proof OF lass
without taking advantage Of the thirty days allowed
them. This proof wi be afforded by the record. OF
the bills OF lsdiDg. which will be reserved by the
next steamer due in about twelve days. The 1'eign
itsu'ances viii BE- available " the same tine IS By
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OPtp ArIoss At SEvAsToFoL -I.at-rs have been
ieoeV ed IN this city from Sevast'p' ann'nncs NAV
co' j. +. Gowen, ubo.e company have tnc 7is ',on
act with the Russian Government 10 rase 10; tuLksn
sNirsof war IN the h.rbor of Ssvssopo ht- been l..
duced .o make on arrangement Mt the Is '''on ~
Marie Con psty terninahle At hi' Plea'qre D when
the latter Company are 10 assi' in rasi tp' ye-
seIs and were about to commence on 4 smsU W AZ
steamer paving their own expenses aad rec"vny one
third Of the proceeds. loos'o" D.
JunGys OF The SUPREME CoURT The Adm'nis"a-
liz marty have nominated for Justices of the ipre ne
Court in the Albany District Ruins W. sooancy
the fnll term and Dauforh X. Oney f1 toe vacancy
The former, in the Convention, Advocated the re-
nomination Of Judge Deuio.
fire occurred AZ Keokpk Iowa. on The evening OF u
the llth inst which destroyed over soo"v "ot.n ~
property. The principal sufferers are Woos,9r 70 O.
Temple Marcoult & Page end Msssr5 Dastia, MofFl'
SON McIearing and Huscanp.
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DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CONTENTION.

OSoNpasA CoUSryst District, James Mupro and Irwin
Williams I'd District Jerolne Briggs and Sas Smith Sd
District, Hiram Eaton ard John Spencer.
COuNrY-Sd District, c. d. Robinson an r. Imam
Davis.
CoLVNBIA CoySTY-Robert A Barnard and John s. AnaGe
CHESANGo CoUSrY-Demas Hubbard u. and Cyrus b. Mac
Tin Ahsrnstes David Herrinston and Harmon Bennett
Lkws CouSTY-LDcian Clark and Emory Allen.
ORANGE CovNrY-S w. Fullerton Robert Dennston Z. NJ
MADDEN and James s Hopkins
kLssssLAss CoySTy-&iliam G. Lamb Lewis Bullets, n
O. " Morey
kooxt.So CorsrY-Edward Pye and Lather Caldwell; Al
teInaiss, ,. l. Nichols sad John Wandel
ST. LAwkEScE Covsry-Bepj O. Baldwin and James Red.
iDston. ' ' '' wv
ChsTtn COUNTY Peter Crispel IT, William Mas,en John
WyckoH. $3.50 avn euu Si""N ~
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Journal of the 10th states that report reached ,ho,
city on the 9tb, that Gen. jim Lsue of K.p.ss had
been shot and killed in fight a, lawrence {, a.v.
before. The report is not generally credited. Oar
sdyces from Ksnses are down TO the 18th inst, when
we heard by telegraph from special core spoadep,
then ct Lecompton. He makes no mention of the
reported Array or killing.
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BOSTON SEPT Sat ship Florence N'shtingie (Sth
Calls Chilli bark Maria, Hsett, Buenos Ayres; bhss Santa.
go Hsvley Aux Cages Melvin, Thomas Jereufe ! Abby
Th,1er Larrabre do; Daren stsrrett Pictoa Harnst,
Small Smith Point Va Marshal Dutch, Glkey, aud Wassw
swszey Philadelphia steamer City Of Ne~Yoff' h'"'
Philadelphia h..v,
Brig Melvin from Jeremie reports the 9th lns hsa
gale sprung leak lost sails and had cabin sore
overheard "a TINS II gwood. , MIL n.
at Aux Csyes 9th inst, brips Warren Godtia NP"' "
New.York two Gays Triad, Bailey, for Do. ~ GAS
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Disasters. &c.

BEArFosr N c. Sept ls-scbr. Wake is,S m..ts
gore Win prove total loss par. of cargo nay Dc
Bark john Parker lof Provids1oe Sea. crew saved
leans for Rotterdam lost near Cape Lookoaa ira.
IBy telegraph Ellwood Walter Sect p III Y,moa,sI
WOODS hole Sept 1.-THE ,esI. L9 I'm bpeh h,, out n
here for repairs having INTO on . oys 10
ulknow schooner Lost bowspn ss ,b.i sSs resehel
thi, place. spees TssgrspAc Dispatch |" Ihs psl5 sm
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IN ship DrsddaosShs, from Lirerpes,-M- s,.,t NJ.
IN barb Kate LpeO'r from Demerara-M.ra pOr, Al.
auder Robinson. - 49,
n, ram TLya, from Hdrdnd-Miss Ellen Per.,n. NJ
Jul. p Perkins. Mr.. Sarah soyee NJ. snoas Joss1s
In Fl,k Richard from Bsiss-M Hume NJ caHmins, .,s
LADY Henry KroehL
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In the United States District Court, at Trenton, on
"wednesday motion was MADE by Mr. Wilson, behalf Of
Mr. CanuoD the Uaited States District Attorney for Judgment
sssnst Rynear Veshter the surety Of young an
Il with opening letters in the Sonerve fo OAce
and taxing money theTefrom The judgment was granted
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e,,d Dc shown he sss ':i lseorot froa ,ne ens''' -
senr. VA. deferred TIL sesk from TO morrow - and
J.nss Murray pleaded guilty - Peih larceny ""N
VS.. cent 70 the P,itsntiary for months ~ n, fs,o.
.s.nlt and b,,,ery With knife upon AnS ~ ~
On the 2-ta 81 Angus, last, sewesu Mo- 20 a IN III
.n,h ,,,cc. Though several witnesses wore 80 =
.sse IL amounted I, little, yep; al I'd some au Se
ssdi.pe. and 6aay ahand,n-d eyWNsPW"ity" Inc
Tb. Juror. were discharged TAI hph. arnios and
The Court sdjournet TIL TO morrow mofhns ~
COURT oALENDAR-THis DAY.
UsirIp STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-On saturday
For MosDAY, SEPT. 2l-Nos. IL, 81, A. 4s, 81, e.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Steam,hip-Ar.so, Lines, Hsyre, w Z. Dayton; -
Sbip-Cerro Gordo Witha,n Mobile Robson fosdeh1
Bari-H D. Brookmsn johnson, Monte video. se, II. y
Brookmsr Co
Bri.-Forrest (Br), OBrsn, St. Johns, N. y, c. D.
Wolfe. N p Rich NcRse, Union Islaad 4 J. Petera
scheoper-M. A. johnson, Osborn, Wilmington Doun@
Pctter. j. Vail Gray Cedar Keys q. A. Fery,s, l.,
teamer-Piedmopt Willetts Baltimore, H. B. Cronrst1
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Twenty of the prominent business mon Of New.
snsd card a.ng that they receive tho DAB
II the Bank Cf New. Jersey at their par value.
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RoBBERY-A dwelling at the corner OF Grove
stree. ana Railroad entered by burrs' on nnf
IA, Afternoon aud sod watch aud chain and quantity OF
Sxsy worth altogether 800 were stolen They be-
1onsed 20 MIRA Owen, widow.
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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

AccrpEsr.-Yesterdsy morning team OF horses,
BELONGING 20 Morel VandeIbee< away and MI kawA9
Ssndsb.ti who 10 employed by that firm in sttemPtns 70
atop them and severely bmt He hid az ana
three ribs broken and injured internally his c"nH
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MINIATURE ALsASAc...rHIs DAY
sas-Rses .... 5:+5 sets... eo2 Mooa-sss.... s:ss
HIGH wArxR.... TVS DAY.
Randy Uook 7s2 Gov Isd... 842 Hell Gate. .lo.N
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PIcKpocKETs AT THE FAIRS Several persons ~er'
robbed AZ the County Fair shown during the early pa,
Of the week by pick pockets. No arrests were made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

for TIE bour ending 9. day zoo rbl, y,ar IA
busb Wbss tofoc bush. Corn Canal RxPoxrs: "a oa
Wheat % 900 bush Com 5000 bush Oats- sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

A German named Lufler, convicted OF burglary IN
The Bergen County Court and sentenced 70 the sac Prison
r Eve years made desperate attempt TO escape from the
BERGEN Jail week, by sssautng the keeper He
failed his attempt, and Is now at Trenton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
Ree.ip,s Of Pred,ee Srpr IL

~ ns NORTH Rirey RoG,s ITS bbs Foqr al 4
Wh'sty ~ do Ashes Y so bash Wheat. 100 Do Com -
Bs % Ers Ral,o0d-2 los bbis floaT. 100 % W.T.
10 Prov,ions 2o bsgs Oats 100 do wbsa, "a pss. CT
SIS DO Butter, 1855 sides Leather, 20 bales Wool A -,
Cxuper, :" 4e-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

An anchor which belonged TO one Of the English
ships which sunk in the Hsckensck River during the
Reyolotion was recovered on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

Dsc... 253 295 De- 40 Dec2Oo3O7 lie 677O2
TIE following table shows the quantity OF some of
the principal articles of produce le at rtewater from
the commencement OF navg alton 70 the lfh September,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
% Surirp ,he ye,rs 1855. 1856 ard 1857

The albany Journal Of yesterday furnishes the FOL
losirg s.e,ement derived rom the books oftne Bsak-
ing Department of this State, by which it appears
that more than million Of the currency of our Banks
has been returned during the month ending on tne
18th iu.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

De;......llO3 Dec. SO 4s Dec. So $50 Inc 79 Az
The aggre late quantity Of the articles left at
tide-waer from the CONNER cement of navigation to
the lfh September, inclusive during the years 1886
And 1851 j. a. follows:
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r OF inmates remaining IN the institutions ssr
Renn nirs
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.

Tie regular semimontbly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Union was held at Clinton Hal, last
evening Mr.. HUTCHINSON, President of the Union, in
the chair. The meeting opened by reading por-
ton of the Scriptures The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and adopted.
Mr. CUSHING moved that the Constitution be amended
by inserting tina. the Union hold its meetings month
w." instead Of sem monthly. After some discussion
upon motion OF Mr.. MARTIy the subject under discus
sion was postponed till the next meeting; twas also
resolved TO add two more names to the list OF Di-
rectoTs. ,
The subject for the evening Does taxation for the
"support Of the poor tend to limit Chris :iaaity, was
then introduced By Mr.. WooDxAS. The discussion
was sustained by Messrs. DuSS, SHAW, 0LNsrED, Al
SION, PLAT and HOWE.
Mr. WooDMAS gave notice of molten 20 amend the
Constitution, by inserting i'll the article providing for
time of meetings." "1hat the Union hold its meet
" ngs weekly and that the regular meeting for bust
" ness be held on the first Tuesday OF every month
The subject for mex, meeting was announced, viz:
I" Ia error involuntary" The meeting adjourned at ID
O'Clock. The attendance was very snail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

ATTEMPT or Al EDIroRs WIFE TO TAKE IHE 1--we
or MIR HVSB,ND's PsRANOUR-A gentleman Just
down from Mauch Chunk informs ne thst desp~r-
ate ard sad sair tsnspred in that borough on Mon-
day afternoon last, the circumstances OF which are
briefly ss follows:
Tie wife Of TIE editor of TIE Cdrh0s Deaocra!,
who BY the way is most eshmable lsdy, Il appears,
has been for loug time annoyed by the dtsoyGty Of
her hr sband and has TO feel an intense and Bit
ter hate toward female named Mary SPconheimer,
residing in or abou, Ia ton. In word her domest.o
happiness had been sacrificed by her false husband Ia
AZ uuholy intimscy kept up with the aforementioned
female. and on last Monday che determined ~ pu: an
end 10 her troubles by taking the HE of MISS Spoon
heimer who bsppened al tue time TO be IN hsuch
Chunk stopping at tho American House. Resolved
upou this course, she armed herself with pistol ard
pfocteded 10 the hotel, where she WAS sho-n Mis-
Spoonheimer, upon whom she made sudden and des-
perate assault IN The presence OF the lsndlsiy For
tuns,sy for the object of her anger abe vss unable 20
draw the pistol instantly, and from tue excitement aud
struggle TO cetain Miss Spoonhemer, she ainted. Ne.
coyeiirg however she threw the pstol after her and
followed her to the landing belos, where some gem
euen attracted by the screams OF the female inter
ered and terminated the STRAY Subsequently the en-
rsged womsn appeared at the hotel sgnn with long
Ii lie evidently Intending another attempt TO shece<e
yepgesnSo upon TIE destroyer OF her peace.
tOw.so rmes ed