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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Disaalers, &c.

KY WrsT July 2lThe .chr. New. from ia ssonyle fs
this Tot win cargo OF lumber ashore the Reef about
Gsys sLa hsa 10 throw overheard her deck bad before
iii oE Since Ler ARRIVAL sb b.. ben examined By divers W.
report ber bottom very .shty injured she all oAi "n o's'
IL lew Gay. for New-Yors
BY letter % Ellsooi Wa.er, Sec. 3D. Uneer~r-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
<lokeu.

JOY = la. a. n Ion. 3 s rrbs. shp An Dad nEss
hagen 81 DAY iron Ckrl.r &. BAosci al ~el.-ey r.0'"
Mary I ClihaI4.e Not. ..rx.
ship C.rAvss LyeIpoo. Aus Ia; - - ION ~
BY pio: o:bosI David Michel
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

Laura Keene was the fsvorite, 800 to <S' and won
the race easily in two straight heats. lhe Day mare
had no chance Of success.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
INe Dubuque Herald OF July 80 says:

The Dubuque Herala OF July JU says:
1--WE learn from DIR. Charles h. Jennings Of this
city that dispatch from highly responsible house in
New.fork City was received yesterday, conveying
the intelligence that the contract had been signed aud
the funds provided to complete the ID. and r. Railroad
10 Independence tbis Fall This is most welcome in
telligence."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
.r prsdwce.-AUs. I, 1853.

Receipts Of Prsdwce.-Aus. !, iN1s.
roru ~ AL RourESts ss bb!s fon, 10 10 sn.a scsS
8. ss 40 Corr 49, Do Oats, cu do hye ~. poe Seni
Ns. o sack, OCake. 4sl bb Provisions o' co. nA'y'
"a Do A.h.s, ~ Lard.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

The business of the CLEARING House, tc-d:y, wss
so, ,39j t5s. There s ro:hing new IN n.crey matters
III The exception, perhsps, Of mere money offering
on call
Messrs. Morse & Wolf. No. 90 W.l street, csgt.on
the public sgsr.t negotiating prcmissoy aote drawn
by Isa.c 5. H,lbrook to order of William &. Msson
spd by him indorssa dated J1ly . 1852 payable t~o
months after date at the Bank o: Commerce, in Ibis
CITY, for - S4G-the -si note having been lost or
stolen.
The crisis il the aEa.-s o: the Exc Company, 10
which We alluded yesterday, "a ,oe spPo.nneh: OF
Receiver. a friendly application hes been made to
tie Supreme Court, BY {. party connected with The
read, fer the appointment Of Receiver under tee
Fourth Mortgage. The application has been granted,
apd NJ. James Brown 0: Brown Bros, aud NJ. J.
Batcrof: Davis. The trustees Of tea: Mortgage, Will
probably be called upon 10 act. The affsrs OF the
Company were becoming complicated thai they
could no longer DE safely carried or Under the present
organization The whole proceedings which have
been taken have been taken fo- tee be' interests OF
all parties concerned ard the result will no doabt be
more favorable than II the creditors hal been allowed
to 60 in for general scramble for payment.
Tne OF this port for seven months, since
the lst of January has been follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Markets. ..C..ErrLLr RErO.rsD THE N, y TsIsvy..

ASBES-Th4 market IL firm for both kinds the demand
fai. u bills Pots s. @ ard 20 bbs Pearls at 50 81
COTTOHThe msrke, been dull and rather heavy. We
make els:sb.e chasse in prices.
sEw-SosS cLAssIfIcATioN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

1857. 1855. 1859.
For The week sE5t4 sloai6 $50 90
Repo--ed s1ce JsnuAy l... Tois ts Lin rs $50 Sj
TotAl..................s7S,o.os5 slai7N $50, ,S-5
The Exports Of Domestic COttons from this port FOR
the week ending Aug. 3, were:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

FotEey IMPORTS at Nst Irk yor .eT>s months from. ydE l.
1897. 1858. 1>JS,
End for Con-'p.ion.. s9i,2o54 SstS5ti!9 e55iig5
Eutd ior " srnous.... fIyll o1l l9sStiJ
FIRE Gcrds............ ls5'ct 4.sE,=o IL ts,'sss,,
Specie Bullion ........ S,BJ73lo lel'i.S ii'piVo-
Tori ent'd {. por... sl56.7e9o5s Sso29oel sl8tG9i
WHt'dn irori Wsrnse 2.sitesl 2o"ls,S2 Lti''i'i
yxpoRrs from N<r YorS 70 Foreea Per.s fer ea:i
Jr0u Jan. !. ~
1857. 1858. 1913.
Dom. sc PToduc-.... $50 20 tS'eJ.0p 800 ~
Foreign Mos@. trel... 2Sl5,S!i boC.t H,' w W
Foreign ,ou.acleD..... 1esasSo .ooLsH Sv..'SS
Specie BulioE....,.. .o,V.of's loIoi't'o f'-f'''i
Total sss sjl6o5 s5s14s77 sso.feea
Toial.aclusiye spe.ie. +,s.o,loo Sp'isV "tio''o'
Amour. OF D'y Goods Imports for the seven monta-
ending Aug. l Of 1861, compared with the same
months of ls5s-59
Seven months ending Als l. lt6.. 500 l9ooti ,... -,
Seven roLths. ending Au. J. 1857. o59O2 s si1'.o'1
Seven mooth. ending Aue. l. lsys... sOl3b.ss .,
sewn n ont. :. eudns Aug !, e59.. 77son7 ioel557j
DecTeass....
Receipts q; the port of New-York, aud Exports to
foreign ports Of certain articles o: produce for seven
months from January l.
RscrTs AIN Yoss. Ex. ro FoR. Posrs.
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THE SUPPRESSED EVIDENCE IN THE


1t will be remembered that the prosecution in
this case privately submitted to the Court certain
rebutting evidence which they were prepared to
offer, and upon the refusal of the Court to admit it.
the case of the United States was closed
The evidence was not rendered publicly in con.
sequence of tine following proposition made to
Messrs. Carlisle and Ould by Hon. Reverdy John
son;
If and the District Attorney still think proper to
ouer The evidence we talked of, permit to suggest
That put the offer in writing, show to any one of
the counsel for the defence and that the Attorney
that counsel take it to the Judge and take his opinion
to its legality and he decides against its validity that
no public offer be made, the fact made during
the trial.
As the United States cannot, suppose take an excep
ton, they would lose no right by this course.
This proposal, together with the three following
statements. prepared by the prosecution were
handed to the Court which decided that the proof
rendered was inadmissibe.
We offer evidence, the particulars of which we
will state if required touching the prisoners marital re-
lations at and Immediately preceding the homicide and
extending back to period antecedent to the alleged
adultery between the deceased and the prisoners wife
his wifes Affections and attached sanctity the
marriage relation and this is offered rebut the defence
of insanity caused by the alleged adultery of his wife,
That the accused reached Barnums Hotel in the city
of Baltimore the evening of the 10th of January last
where and when he engaged room; that he left said
Hotel at or about o'clock the following SUNDAY
morning, and proceeded to the Philadelphia Depot and
said Depot on the arrival of the train
of cars that then and there woman other than
his wife, whose name, unless insisted by the defence
shall not be dvulged whom he carried to said Hotel and
kept there until Monday morning, and with whom then
and there he had aduerous intercourse and further that
at different times during his married life the accused
committed other acts of adultery.
The Court having already permitted the defence to offer
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THE EXCHANGE MONTHLY AID YER TLSLNG
SUPPLEMENT

VIII be mailed in the course of the day, and per-
sons desiring copies can be supplied at our count
ing room. We had much original and selected mat
ter which expected to insert, and which we
hoped would prove useful in promoting the interests
of our advertisers but the rush of advertisements
which came in at the last moment, and which, we
did not of course, feel at liberty to Decline crowded
out all reading matter, except such as had been al
ready inserted in the outside form. We regret this
on our own account more than on that of our adver-
tisers nasmuch naturally wished to put our
best foot foremost on this occasion. While think
advertisers, in the style in which their notices
are generally displayed, have to complain;
we sacrificed more than column to an index of
advertisements-a feature introduced for the pur-
pose eff equalising their position.
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Our Court Reports announce the conclusion, by
the CHEF JUSTICE of the UNITED STATES of the
hearing of Appeals in Admiralty, and the adjourn.
nent, for the term, of that Branch of the Circuit
Court The renewed health of this eminent Judge
and the vigorous activity of mind which has cha
racterized the whole course of his recent judicial
action, to degree, at least equalling the ablest
efforts of his distinguished career, offer the best
commentary possible, upon the absurd reports cir
culated from time to time, by the New York press
in regard to his proposed retirement from the
Bench. The partisan feelings and personal and in
teresed motives which prompt these repeated and
unmanly illusions to the advancing years of the
CHIEF JUSTICE, have their best rebulle in the public
veneration which attests the unsullied purity and
lofty and continuing superiority of his judicial
life. There is no man now living in the country,
whom the best men in it would not be more will
ling to spare from its service.
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY,

A-'D OHAIh MANUFAUTURI IN THIS CITY,
E. NOUN T'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where can be found the largest stock Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing
there can be found always hand and made to order
TEfE-A-TETES, in Brocatee, Plush or Hair Cloth; so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plush Hair Cloth or COW
cred in any goods to ORDER Full French Palo Half French
ARM Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS in
Walnutand Mahogany of various Styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; Hair Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
F. MOUNT,
mhl7-tf No 81 n. Gay St, opp Odd Fellows Hall
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The Albany, New York, Argus announces the
death OF Nicholas Hill ESQ.,, an eminent lawyer of
that city. He was the victim of one OF these fear
full brain diseases, which have become so frequent
of late, and which find their victims mostly in the
professional class, and among those whose minds
suffer the prolonged tension of too exactng studies
and of absorbing INVESTIGATIONS.
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JoHNsToN's INSURANCE Rooms,
IS SECOND STREET.
FIRE nEpA pTM INT

FIhE UEPAKI MEM.
Companies Capital and surplus
Security Insurance Company of New York.. s26T 900
PheniN . " % sc ........ $4,000
Resolute, &c .,. 2i7OOO
New World, &c 90 .... 2.5OOO
Montauk, &c ,... 200OOO
Charter Oak of Hartford, Connecticut ....... $4,000
insurance Company Of the Valley of Virginia 600
Albemarle OF Virginia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Lynchburg, g Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Northern Assurance Company, London.
MARINE DEPARTMENT
Mercantile Mutual of New York ...IOl4l5O
Lynchburg of Virginia 100000
Charter Oak of Hartford Connecticut. ....... 3l2DOO
Marine and Fire Policies issued upon approved risks with
out the delay of consulting the home offices.
Policies issued, losses adjusted and paid.
TH0S. D. JOHNSTON,
felOn 7S Second street.
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From, the Hmm Eo,1 Dr;J,, J,,.sse


be pretty generally aware. that much difficulty has
been experienced this season in procuring Coolies
for Havana. year or two ago, there were hun
dreds ready and anxious to GO, for trifing sum
(say eight dolls. denuded of the brokers share of
it, but now told that as much as thirty dol
lars are offered, and few can be induced to sell
| themselves. We do not think this change arises
from the scarcity of labor in China but from wide
spread conviction that the contracts hitherto agreed
upon are deusion and snare. We are brought
to this belief from the circumstance of the Chinese
emigration, from the Northern Ports to Siam and
the Straits being quite as extensive this season as
usual, II not more so. vessel under the Siamese
mag OF about 700 tons, called the Conqueror arri-
we'd here the other day from Swallow, en- route to
Bangkok, with no less than | 400 Chinese Coolies
on board who had been engaged as field laborers at
SIAM 800 OF these were transferred in this harbor
to another Siamese vessel, and the remainder went
on per Conqueror. Now this alone will warrant
the correctness of our surmise for we understand
that no Coolies whatever can be procured at Swa-
tow for Havana. If, therefore, 400 Coolies. can
be engaged for ship to proceed to SIAM it fol-
lows that it cannot be scarcity of laborers which
stops the emigration 20 Havana, but an objection
to go there. This is something approaching to
standing rebuke upon Christendom. The Spanish
Government may possibly be principally to blame,
but the poor Coolie seeing ships of all flags engaged
in the trade, fancies all white men of one nation
He may be destitute and starving, but he has lost
all confidence in us, and will trust no more. The
Slamese Government, which call barbarous,
idoatrous, and despotic, still retain his confidence,
and he will go tEere-shlp very crowded perhaps,
the advance very trifing and the paw very small
never mind, something like good faith is observed,
and he neither be treated as a slave nor driven
by negroes. We have already expressed our opin-
ion more than once upon the Havana Cooe trade.
So many of the contracts must have expired ere
this, that unless the Coolies who held them return
in numbers shortly, the emigration hence to Hav,
ana must entirely cease, We think. We know that
the Cuban Government some months ago, under
fear of outbreak, allowed several hundreds whose
m laav Hov op in in Had
the Arturo, which vessel was condemned here some
years ago. When she left Havana for China with
the Coolies, she leaking like basket, and the
Coolies were pumping. They were so glad to get
They must have met with a sad fate we fear Their
non-arrival has tended to corroborate the i'm
preston of the Chinese here, that perpetual sla-
Havana
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On the 18th utmo at St Georges Church, Toronto by
the Rev Stephen Leto, Ii. D., WILLIAM DAVIDSON
MURRAY Esq, second son Of the late Davidson Munro
Murray of Toronto to AMY FENNER, youngest daughter
Of Edward J. Malett, T. S. Consular Agent Florence
Italy.
On the 18th utmo residence of the brides father
by Rev. F. Yeates Reese CHARLES A. WALL, of Baltimore
CITY,, to Miss LOUISA GAMBRlLL, daughter of H. \.
Gambr, Esq, of Baltimore county.
On the 2sth ultimo. by Rev Dr. Morris, ISAAC P HOLT
to CATHARINE HARKENS all of this city.
On the oath utmo by Rev Mr.. Hiltz, HUGH C. LARKIN
to Miss VIRGINIA SLASMAN, both of this city.
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PAPER HANGINGs.
HOWELL BROTHERS, 260 Baltimore street, opposite
Hanover would call public attention assortment
SPRING STYLES PAPER HANGINGS,
manufacture well large and fine assortment
of FRENCH PAPERS, imported this season direct for our
sales.
Purchasers wholesale and RETAIL invited to call Or
ders from distance promptly attended to- Parer put on
well and promptly ap23tjel
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The Detroit Free Press says that Mrs. Taylor,
wite OF the station master on the Great Western
hailroad at Belle River, G. W., was recently killed
by falling into cauldron of boiling oil which the
railroad men were preparing for use.
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TESTERS IMPROVED

TESTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
Warranted to do the work in the best manner
SLOAT X CO.'S L0CK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING
MACHINES, very superior machine for Families Shirt
Makers and Others
L. D. CHASE, Agent
Sales ROOM No l63 Baltimore street. opposite Adams
Express Office ap15tf
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THE HUMAN HAIR OWN

THE HUMAN HAIR DIVINE.
fine head of hair has been considered of the great
est types of physical beauty Poets from Homer Byron
have sung its praises As the gives beauty and expires
to the face does the hair add elegance shape
the head The different of mankind distinguished
by this type alone Whilst the head of the Caucasian is
adorned with ample growth fine locks the ruer sex
with copious beard and the gentle long waving
esses, the Ethiopian presents short woody knots and the
Mongoian and straight hair What striking con-
s does the coarse skin and greasy backnes of the African
present to the delicate cuce and the exquisite rose and
lily that beauties the face of the Georgian Driscolls
Rosemary and Castor O the hair its pristine
beauty and prevents its falling off, removes dandru and
diseases of the scalp 1t is highly recommended by
the Medical Faculty" for childrens hair. Try it!
For sale by all Druggists, and by
d. C. DRISCOLL,
81 Baltimore street,
Dealer in Perfumery, Fancy,
ap7-eotf Toilet and Furnishing Goods.
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On the I'd instant, SAMUEL T. NEAL aged 80 years, IL
months and p days
On the I'd instant, CALEB FRANCIS, infant of VIM.
and Sarah Byrn, aged II months.
On the I'd instant, ROSE in the Gath of
age.
On the I'd instant, ROBERT CHARLES, son OF Joseph NJ
and Elizabeth c. Welsh, aged year and months
On the LIST instant, RIOS EALTIA VIRGINIA. daughter Of
Thomas and Rebecca Booz aged Is years, months and
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miscellaneous.

Cow QUA MATTIN
DOUBLE EXTRA IMPERIAL
M A N HING TING.
JOHN TURNBULL
is now receiving from ships Tartar and Daring
9O00 ROLLS OF VERY SUPERIOR
TING,
of the above celebrated brands
ALSO,
10OO ROLLS OF MEDIUM AND Low PRICED
MATING,
Ihave also in store frst-rate assortment of
CARPETING,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
OIL c LOT HIS, d C
New styles for our Spring sales
wish particularly to call the attention of those who
very superior quality of Mating the above brands
warranted perfectly fresh and will be sold very
JOHN TURNBULL,
No 242 Baltimore street,
ap7lmr near Charles street.
I A L AND R U l S
CHAMPA IVES.
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents. the
United States and Canada, for the sale of the
CHAMPAGNE WINES
of Messrs. JACQUES GoERG Co, at Chaons-sur
Marne France We their Wines the public under
two brands, namely:
LA PERLE AND RUBIS.
The "PERLE" Wineis of exquisite flavor and fruty TASTE
and is guaranteed to compare fayoaby with any Wine in
the American market.
The "RUBIS" is fine Cabinet Champagne Of beautiful
Ruby COLOR which is natural to the wine This wine is
doubedly the finest Cabinet Champagnes produced
France, and is
MADE FROM GRAPES OF THE CHOICEST SELEC
TIONS.
From the long experience extensive possessions large
means of the well known house Of JACQUES GOERG CO,
and their determination to furnish wines which shall meet
with the approval of consumers, feel persuaded that
trial will fully establish all claim for the excellence
CRAMER, ABEGG Il McCLOsKEY,
No 10 Broad street, New York
The above Vines for sale at Wholesale Baltimore By
CHARLES Fl: MYERS BRO, Exchange Place
1el6-3mr LAURENCE THoMsEN K Co., do do
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
l59 BALTIMORE STREET
We are now offering Family Machines, which
combine improvements found in no other machine, at the
LOW PRICE
OF FIFTY AND
SEVENTYFIvE DOLLARS.
Our Standard Machines which are universally used by
the manufacturing tIadeofhis and the Northern cities,
| HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE,
which places them within the reach of all who hav
| ewing to do
OUR MACHINES ARE
THE CHEAPEST OFFERED,
when considered they only capable doing
every kind of work. from linen bosom aleaher shoe
Send for copy OIL Singer and Co.'S Gazette, contain
! ing all information about Sewing Machines.
Hemming Guages of all sizes, and Binding Guages for
every kind of work. adjusted to our Machines.
| W E. FREDERICK,
-mhl9tfr Agent.
HARPETING AND MATING,
Low FOR CASH;
| WALSH & CONRADT,
No. n. Gay street
| ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETING,
EXTRA THREE PLY CARPETING,
FINE INGRAM CARFETING.
CANTON AND COCO MATING
OIL CLOTHS OF ALL WIDTHS,
DRUGGETTs TABLE COVERS,
mh2ltf MATS, &c.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING.

Spring AND SUMNER
CLOTHING
GRIFFITH 4 McCORMICK,S
F NJ PORI N,
No 1877 BALTIMORE STREET.
The assortment of Spring and Summer Clothing to be
found at establishment includes every pattern vogue
The Coats Pants Vests Hosiery &C. which always have
on hand, SUPERIOR and friends may procure COM
plete and fashionable rig very inconsiderablee
The Superintendent of our Cutting Department is ex-
perenCed hand, and confidently vouch for the char
acter of his work, faultless in style and t apl9lm
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
Ne'U and Valuable improvements.
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
C--C@glG-g-9@-g.
This is the only stitch that be raveed and that
presents the appearance upon each side of the 1t
IS made with two threads upon each side of the fabric
and nterlocked in the Oft Send for Circular.
OFFICE-2O5 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
sicily Baltimore, Nd
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S4.75 PER Ton
FOR TIE BEST GOALS,


To close out stock.
J. HENRY GEESE co,
Office, No. South street,
Yard, Spears wharf
90 THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD for sale as usual
delivered carriage free ap3lm
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GERMAN SILVER AND ALBATA PLATED TEA SETS,
Urns, Casors Baskets Walters &C. for sale prices by
J. r. CAMPBELL,
m2-f 227 Baltimore street. of Charles
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The GROVER & BAKER

The GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES with all the recent i'm
provements have reduced their prices and offer for sale
ANEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
1t is no longer questioned that Machines are the best
in use for family sewing They
Hem, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior manner and the only machines
market that well and simply made that they may
sent into families with other instructions are con-
aimed in circular which accompanies each machine and
which
CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how them, and keep them in order
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamstress
do it, even if she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR.
Is there husband father, brother in the Un4d States
who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing in his fami-
ly, when GROVER Il BAKER MACHINE will do it better
expedtousy and cheaper than possibly done
by hand?
Offices of exhibition and sale81 Ba more street. Bait
more; 495 Broadway, New York.
20 Agencies in all the principal cities and tow IN the
United States.
~ Send for circular nlIu
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THE VACANT BIsHoPRIc.-The names of several Of
the more prominent Episcopal clergy of New Jer-
sey already mentioned in connection with the
vacant bishopric of that diocese. Among those who
stand the best chance of becoming the successor of
Bishop Doane Rev. S. A. Clark, Rector of ST.
Johns Church, Elizabeth City. and brother of
Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island; Bishop Southgate,
late Missionary Bishop to Turkey; Rev. Dr. Fran,
els Vinton, of Brooklyn; Rev. Miles Mahen, for
merly of Grace Church, Jersey City, and more re-
this city, and the Rev. DR.. Odenhemer, of Phla-
delphia. We suppose Connecticut has a candidate.
possibly Mr.. Lttlejohn, of New Haven.-Ne,o
York Post
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The Buffalo Courier learns that arrangements are
perfected for an extended pleasure excursion. bv
party Of gentlemen. They will take tug
probably the George 0. yail--go down the Erie
canal to Montezuma; thence by Seneca Lake to
Emira; thence by canal to Harrisburg, Pa thence
to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York; thence
by the Hudson river to Albany, and then all the
way by canal home again.