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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-04

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solvency and healthy condition. The amount
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show" no lomga'a large list Of unpaid !osses,
asa set off against accommodations, are seen here.
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4gent for Prescott Wss.
Also Agent for Etna Insurance Co. and City
Insurance Co. ofIiartford, Conn. and United
States Life insurance Co. of II ew York.
Losses Fairly adjusted and Promptly Paid.
September 1st, 1858. ni1-3m
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STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JI-NEl- 1883
CASH on hand and in Bank, 5 44.559.29
+" due from Agents, 7.6e6'20
I.4S7 shares N. Y. Bank Stocks, 1G6.5l2 so
$50 Hartford 75;305.0o
l02 OtherN. E. s' $4,000
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Amt Loaned on Pledge of Bank
Stocks and other approved Sc
curity, 45.l6o.Oe
20 W later Bonds of the town of New
Britain, Conn.,, 100000
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EEDEI' HOUSE.
III. Fl. VAN METER, Prop /,

esH~ GENERAL STAGE OFFICE $50
April 2Ist, 1858. 44-f
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-26
IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS,

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manufac-
turing Company,
are now prepared
20 ill all orders
for their Improy-
ed Gin Stands.
All stands now
made have the
PATENT IMPROVED
CYLINDER BRUSH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-26

TT He undersigned bcgs leave to inform tho cit
Il izens of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right of CRANE's
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKET.-a
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered to the public before. The casket has none
Of the repusive appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Collins,
will be filed with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when ordered.
A AR0LLINS.
July 0, 1886. 46-ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-26
S TE AM SAWH D L L.
FOR SALE.

OAA GALL
UNHE undersigned offers for sale splendid
Il STEAM SAWMlLL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three-quarters Of
a mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
of the surrounding country, he antici pated town,
and the undoubted completion Of the roac TO this
point by the lstof October next, with the already
increasing demand, insures ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 800 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with suflieiency opened for the pro-
duction Of corn, potatoes, etc, TO supply the
employees and teams Of the mill A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary Out-h0uses at
tached The mill-house is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, - inches in diame-
ter double lued; circular saw, "a inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
FIVE and six thousand & e OF lumber day, but
averages 1900 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain of machinery.
Attached is one of Straub's superior 26-inch
French Burr GRlST MILLS, capable Of grinding
from Is 10 Is bushels per- hour. with sufficient
business 10 supply the place with bread. Also,
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary TO carry on the business with an
abundance OF water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises. OF to the under signed
W J. BRUNER,
or MAYES 4 MtLLSAPS, Agents,
April IL, 81. 33-tt Gallatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-26
NJ. II. PKYroS.
PATTON & PEYToN,

New Books.
L HAVE just received
Moss Side, by Marion Horand:
Nothing to Wear;
Nothing to Say, by Doesticks:
fuckers History Of the United States;
The War Trail;
Ross on Slavery; -
Souvenirs Of Travel. by Nine Levert and
number OF other new and interesting Books.
ALSO +
A large assortment of School Books. Letter Can
and Note Paper, Visiting Cards. Card and Note
Envelopes. Steel Pens, &c. -
Oct. II, 1857. A.R.L LEONARD
Cash
INO advance on Cotton for shipment 70 oor
i friends Connely a Champlin. New Orleans.
decl7-w JOHN BUCKINGHAM a co ~
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-26

A ROMATIC schnapps, Hostetter Btters, Hoof-
n lands German Bit ers, &c, Tor sale
j. Fl. KING Il co.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-26
WV. l.. CUSHING, Agent.


81 81. Charles ST.
Ne, o. so. 1856. loft
Mr.. J. J. Person is the duly authorized Agent
Of the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson, where
a sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-26

PATENT DETACHED CRATES, and PATENT SLIDING
BUTTs and M0TERs all of which are EXCLUSIVELY
Used BY Us. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND A GOLD MEDAL from the Govern
ment of India foy Ginning fine Cotton, as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York, and combine all the late improve
ments in Machinery, and are warranted superior
in every respect. In order to meet the great de-
mand for these Gins, the Company have estab-
lished warehouse and workshop at the corner OF
Canal and Phillippa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 81 St.
Charles Street, feel confident Of meeting all or
ders promptly.
All orders should be addressed TO
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-26
DISSOLUTION.

rTNHE firm of Griffith & Garrison Is this day dis
a. solved by mutual consent. T.Garrison will
attend TO settling up all the business Of the firm.
All those owing us on note or book accounts. are
requested TO pay up al soon as possible. I. Gar
rson will continue the Furniture business NJ the
old stand. where be Will be pleased 10 see our
friends and customers who may want anything
In the Furniture and Housekeeping line.
+. GRIFFITH,
T. GARRISON.
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MARRIED..
DENEY-NERRIAM-luB r

DENEY-MERRlAM-lu Brooklyn on Sunday Sep. T. 4. The
residence OF he orid. .h- by the Rev GeeneAf James
Dewey Of Geneva, Wa, to Selma A., daughter Of Zen
Merriam.
Auburn, n. Y, papers please copy.
ORkEN-WfCkoFf-AiN Newt ,recht. on "Wednesday Aug.
81 BY he ke, Dr. Cure. George Z Green Of Ens and
Miss hsIsArrtts Wyeioa Of Cou-y Island.
HART-GosLlNG-On Sunday ssp by the Rev. Dr. Adler
julius Hart q issses oosli1s, 10Th Of this ei,y.
-M0ORE-on. THURSDAY. Sep, l. BY he Rev Dr. NJ,
csee Lawrence Augustus Hsay 70 Ms Mary Z. Moore, al
q This city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thurs5sy Sep: l. A. Bor.
n j. ty The Rev. J. l. Maxwell Ab~, n Livi1f
Frances Elizabeth dASsher Of late Aueyne Gu
peptr Ct psmersrs-
RFNsNklLL-MUsGRtNE- Saturday. March r. Isie
the residence Of ey the Rev Roo-r q. Dickson
Rav.nei " his city hAsrr; elars; daughter u Aaron
n ku,srAve of Fairfax County, Va
SOUlkE-ALLEN-Ot ecLesdsy Aag. ST. by the Rsv y 5.
NAey Newton squire AID kaiy p, daughter Of JonAhan
W. Afen. ESQ
wINsLow-AYRE-op Thurdsy, S,p,. l, BY The R.s Ebs-
utEeT hnowhop, n. D. Edward II W!1sow, D. D. If New
Y0k City. 70 Miss Helen Ayre Of Liberty, Ne
Boston Jcui nal plt a.e cory.
WOOD FARNuM-ln this city. on Sunday SEP. l. ~ the
Rev. Thos bJTet, John g. " sod II prookyr lors sars
10 sarah l. EsTIUH Il k-Ei5rc, BE.
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as Tor NJ. SIS for Uon.psetsd D. !, =, ~ R'n, W
sio 8 sor P,in-. Beet 1. dul ADD usors1s-d Sn .sn
=, "a. l,r Shoulders. snd gic SCR hsms Ian snTJi
qne' -. ard ,c. AZ Oi aifls Tor No T. prime West
80 RI h.m. arr sur a, sl,GST Butter and chs-s
heavy. ~. ouo,~ nous,.r,
100 a., So. ana safe for sra Prices OF Nc" Arc y.
entirely u mtDsL ,,-o e. c0ro,,on and Al "a e.
LIIp .Sv sales Of 30 tea 81 - 15a - q FER ~ ..
,ssrs 4, sun SAILS Of 20 hbes Cuba Csy.d o. Ne
sUGARs-The nuket 10 quiz, ea,s OF wv MUS VIZ" =
as 60 ,s6niux and % Porto aicc o, SIC
a., ,Icrswe mote Ise. At cas.s Cassie on private terIa
IEkTfIYR-Tb.reis afairinqniy isr OAK and hs"ocS s
ADO 4. In limited r,qn.s. at s.eady rates Als Il
20 a, s7 5ec IA cssAs and II bbs Crude Whae
~, or,lS a,o ~. icsYry continues limited s.ss 81 DO
10 :. ~ w.. a, g7c. ICED IN good r-queet 81 0eSc
.h 80 ssdesc noe for Winter Beseeed Crude spsra
e - de- s a, steady prices .sl.s OF $50 DOS tss
W e. o. And 40 30 80 81 n gallon, cash DIX
hind, are n active a. previous rrrs .os,
N iiIsKY 4. firm; sales oi zoo bbls At @.c
Wnor TIE ,pauir, f,ir sod prices rule .'esdy as
- ~ S.,,vs Acc. At SASS fH common 10 eted 'aeo1
srS IS Gro 10 Pnlled at saa4sc.. mostly eHs c..A
30 go h. ur,h.d Cafrrs feeces al 81 40 esLss Peruvian
:. % 80 40 un~s,b-d do 80 bales washed SofaovA Nv "a
~ ana 80 DO Buepos Ayres, on terms NOT do
closed.
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DIFF.

a,uru =, ID. nv CT surS., SRI ChC'ss Hesry. o-J
ofH.sIy sraS.J s"-ss AID y-A' .Ad mot
psrysp.S-Ir m. eity n sDndsy s-p, .~r cog Ee
.slou. ne.., Ellen BTssssaa vie Il IaonA ef''''.n '
syesr.
W.. up... EsvA5 Butler, ssed * yeaF, nA's oi LIZ
ban. C,cniy AIiTir, lreiind -
cRowLEY-Io ;ss city. On Sunday seg. = ~IhA -
month and cay.
De slBLA-In Iris city or Sunday sfsrnoeu s-rt = -
oeoeS ZINES: Jolly De Sssls, ess aaase OF GA-Asnspe
pRrsCOLI-in this eity o Sunday uscrnIf Sp fer
rrterius lines Mrs Mar Di1c' n ;he in ye~' o. ~
FAssTNG-ID III. city, Saturday seP- J. ENsH = AIDA
LYoss-on Saturday, .v.rir. seys S arcfsy II u. fy'
c,tt Vim Lyon. New York and Sandy ho't PLOT s-c u
n. rs,i,.. enc fepd. Of be m end the nus,r q ~.
an Ppe.rrr-.-, M-.ropolsn Chapter Of hatI Arch M.
i1e.. No 30 .rS he Fr..erni,y Q, v .ed NJ re
,peotfry invited s'sra his funeral ron 's NJ :. p
Gay. SEPT {, 81 0eoeL His reuAIn' WILL Dc ihef'-~ "
MLRRELLop MORd,y oDs f,s srs =; ?. ;saSe' x :,
Bi.ead NeIr,T st. Of Utica y; ,,-. Pa,
TIE .ins viii BE- taken 70 lhes hI n's'iDsI- ruDe-
..ryio-s be held there .
nooNAY-rn hi. city Cd Saturday, SEP Mary NOonsn vie
Of Patrick Noousn aged 70 years
PowERs-In Brooklyn on Monday SEP; Of PtIcio.,s
NJ, M,ry !. Powers. aged "a years snd months
1 scfst = ss ..see ih e.a;
PITTMAE-in Eas, Brooklyn Sunday afternoon, SEP. =
Cshsrie Pitmsn, widow Of the l.'e Lernasi rn.n II &c
G5h year Of Der age.
ROonEY-In hi. city, sudderly Saturday, SEPT Jonn
Rooney, il The SD year Of his are
soULE-In Jersey City, Sunday morning, Sept Dane
r. sor Of DAMS. Z. and Eliza sule, ss-d IA JeAr' sOd
months -
W.2p-A. Rshv,y " j. Sunday, Sep, 4, he Rev John
W Ward, in the 59th year Of his aEe -.
Tbe and fencs o. The family are respectfully 90
the fIEerA Wednesday morrins at o so, tIoi
hi, late residence Railway his remains VII b. 3.eh 70
Marlborough oT nIsrnen-
WAT-In, hi. city on Sunday Sept James Wat. In The IN
year Of his age, native Of Cburnsde, Scotland
A. Hook. Sunday 4 J. II. WATSON,
IL the 42d year Of bis age
WFAyFR-On Sunday Sept Adela MARS, only dsnsnt-r oil
Tto. Maria Weaver aged month ana - oaS =
WFIR-I, Morris,uis on Sunday s.pt Ann Ezisth wife
Of henry " eir Ased ~ yeap and months
WELSH Brootlyn, Sunday. Sept. Of consumption
Elizabeth relct 4 The Rev Elisha Gardner Wells IL he "a
Of nsYa
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u.rL.,.- Pcported De- TeleTrapl.

ToRoxro C w Sept 5-FLovs very dali wsrAr sln
Osrs In better supply. Peas Sc. BARLgY 9, aelc;
CulcAGo, Sept. S-FLovR steady WHEAT active, ana fe
lower for Spring. CoRs duL Oars drn RsesRrs todsy~
go ri. Floar 10000 bush wsea so bush. Corn 5000
Im,b Oa,s SBiPMENrss so bbs Flour IoCo bush Wheat
"a 200 hush Com eco bu.h Oats 10 900 bbls Pork
osw,co sept 5-FLoVR duh, and sales ANAL WksAr
u. no sales CosS and heo above the views Of buy
~. Canal FRsGAIs trsdy, Sc for Flour, &c Tor WheH
~ SIC tor Corn 20 York LAKE iMPosrs; 400 oos
Four a busb Oats and go do Barley CANAL ExroSs'
SO bbls Flour and II, $40 bush Wheat AN ,,, - a.,
BUFFALO Sept 5-FLoUR st-soyi sNts ~" pos !" ~ ~
a - 6.l for extra Western; S5df5 - 'of double eEts
liner Lake uesle ed. WHsAr-Nes Spuns stesdyi hed
ara White Winter closed ST ass ower sales push Wv
CHICAGO Spring sfost ~ Sic. 1900 bush Red Oo,o Sc
500 push REQ Michigan at %lc 800 bush weie ono y.
e ca 3C0O bush. White iudisni al o. Soks q'e sa no
.sls oars steady: sales H. go bush Cness' o. oic BAILEY
and RYE quiet WHISKY nominal a. 2s,: LAKE lsposrsi
coo bbs Flour; g. eco bush " heat 1V oosn Corn ~p
bub. fxgoRrs, 1900 bills Flour SV0 push "he@i
p,SY Sept, So m-FLovR unchanged but less s',ivej
sales Dbl, WHEsr-snppy sh'i fnr oemand 70, 20
qualities for milling sses Mixen Michigan 81 81 mes White
Ohio 81 Il; Red State 81 t60Sl o. the LATER DELIVERED
CORN in supply demand IA sales ooo oas mSuy
zoe for Western Mixed oil at OATS S0ooc' III sihsn "u
WnsKy-sses 30 bills AZ 25i a DE- i. ,oo 40,
Ntw.ORlEANs Sept 5-Corro>; ssles 70 dy OF ~" DOS
AZ M Qllsc Mddng quotations barely nAn.sneo wv
Srs I.ic WgsKY: s.sa, &c. FREIcHrs Of Cotton TO Lv
erpo advanced Liza aud quoted 3d. and 70 HAVE
lic.; sbips are scarce. -, v...-
dun Red sac dSi: White T. t8d 81 10. Com dun 81 TO-
WpsKy finn at 25c Provisions firm. BAcos-Shouldco
The ; Side. aic. LARD l0lc. Mess Pork ef ,
5-FLoCs very duli Old ceiling q
81 so rev et IS WHEAT dull sses 5000 BUSH Red at 81 Is
dS 81; White 81 q a. Com declined sales spo ogsn
lee. Shoulders, &c. LARD steady at He. WHISKY hm u
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Arrived.

Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston mdse. and pass %
FsSfi's s
exchanged .s1s with steamship James Adser bound
:p.is :sp n,:IsrS ch;f OF BATH ap Ill., SaS %
Steamship Jason OIL Nicholson Galway Aug o. and g.
Johns NJ r. e,h mdse and 45 steerase pas 10 American E1
steamship Chesapeake, CrOwe. Portland mdss. and ps
Steamship Thomas swarm LsyaeId. Baltimore and Norfolk
"s sso a.. .s. S,s 70 B. STo%ws Go and
l7s s,.ense C. H. Marshs Co. Sept u m. ia
Isaac Webb bs, had succession Of westerly winds during tho
entire passage; bas 20 days from Grand Banks
;ey.is - in lat % on S took pilot from b's, Ma
shp Medallion tof richmond M.ne) Theob.d Liverpool 81
Bark Grace Hammond of Boston, Mshcny Bhstol II days.
iron 70 maser wss boarded BY pilot boat Nsts mo. 30
s.I Simon Pru.an). Teills, Shields 70 days. H.
Brig ED,sIpre tbr Kenny Gibraltar IS days. marble ns'
Brig La FavOhtA Dutch, Debrs TruIO Aug q, hides
'a,,eps,ills, &C., to Joseph Fou.e' Sons:
srctcred at the Lower Qn.rsn,ine " e-''
Big JenDy Lind MitcsI Eissbethpor coal for Boston.
schI George Hoffman lof Fall Riyer Lewis st. Augustine
Fla % days Via Norfolk days horned cattle 70 A. o Perps
vessel to fo,t Small Had light es.t.y weather the entire
sen Msdsd Pst' Smith, ocr.coks NJ c. 4dsy.
sh 81; CscI Wellington, c., days. naval store. 8.
sch Alice Howell Baltimore days. coz. to stursss, clear
scLr Miranda, Hiad, Boston day.. sugar to Curtis Dyck.
sehr. J. W., Faulkner Boston days, ndse to Dayton 4
Sprasus
sbr Iovet Peacock Manip, Charleston days cotton ke
TO ID. c. Murray.
schr Abbott Lawrence, Wilson Wilmington N c., days
naval stores 20 Sodcart & Clark
sehr Tomsh Anderson. Easpor days, ths and fsb W
Smith Boypton.
sssI sSs::~:y s1srss ysni. day.: ss..:s
scLr Jo.epa NJ Lane, Low Gcaos.tsi' a. h.-' "
schr. }. Rid. ststsop, Glouces En- fsb.
scbr. Roecius Linoon. Taunton nails &c.
Schr. Amelia, belly, Fox Islsbd Maine, fsh.
echr. Lady Adams Davis Somerset days In ballast
schr. Wafchuan, Deal Newport days Ia ballast
Schr Onion, Davis Fall River days, 10 ballast.
schr. VsnJslis Small, Providence days 10 ballast
setr. d. Cox Cornish Boston, mdse. for Abspy.
schr. Caroline d., Rh1dss, Vinalhayen days, stone
Sehr Mary TErbett Thou Providence 2day. in ballast
Sobr Alfred Bsnet Jones. Boston mdse. fH Albany.
sohr. Daniel Webster, Nekerscn, Albany for Boston.
scbr. 7. w. Maitland, Speed Rondou, Tor Baltimore.
scbr. Fsnuy Davis Evans Virginia days wood
Schr. Paulire soper, Virginia 2days, wood
schr. W Robbins Peterson, Virginia days, wood.
Scbr. Avon, Wooomsnsy n Virginia days. wood.
stesmer Petrol, Baker, Providence mdse. 20 Odsl
sAILEDseamshps Me.es Taylor, and Northern Light, NJ
ruwsll
From Quarsntne, U. s. steamship Mystic, Yves. Coast Of
Africa.
wIND-During the day, NJ ~ w, and light; sunset, W.
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COFFEErbe market 10 arm, but inactive Sales Of $50
FLOUR AND MEALA better feeling has prevailed IN Wet
Cara Flour; and medium 4alites from New Whe
5GOc e. OBJ better aud sound Flour om Old Wheat also
IS % for Oa 81 % for Old superfne
Wearp ~ e1 40 for New do 81 500 - 80 for old ezra
sats 81 asa IS for New do 81 goa s5 10 for old Rpuod.
Hoop Ohio IS C5ai IS 80 for do; 81 Goa
for s. Louis brands and s. s7 for Genesee Cana.
dian tour quiet; sm. - ia So Southern Flour
I1, inactive sales II 300 bos az ESQ IS ~ for 5operHe
grades Rye H. ur selling IS sea - IS q Dbl Corn Meal
IL iair dsld sales Of 40 bb 81 3g 5 35 for Jersey
aid :. IS tor bra q, uiDe. al a..
kFlSH-Tne market for Dry Cod il active and prices are
well stained sales of qts S. George Bauk AZ 81 69
- o24 Ma sere ID limited request sesdy saes Of
80 bo al Is 81 FOR No. Mas aad BIS for fge No. do
O'aer bines are quiet al pre.ious rates.
GhAlN-1he offerings Of Wheat small, and nilers
holding back for New wint-r The sales to-day trivial
e'.sr price: they elOoe New Red Ohio 81 H. New White
Indiana t0d E &, for choice good prime White Ken
tucsy 81 4d Al aud White Hichigan pris.e terms
A., Whiting above. ~ 0t UnsOund Sprus
what 81 15.c Os IN good request and prices a De-
icr Pine Canada Rye buoysDt; snail sales 8lG3t
barley quiet and nominal Corn IL GOOD demand sales Of
$50 lush ~ 81: foI N-S Ml-i Western aud sdoa
ald soou ~8c. fos New Southern Yellow. portion Of the
'se, N store .efe ported 60 Orc.
hlDEsA fair business doing steady prices tales Of 900
MOr.yideo, d ~ a, &c Buenos AyTe, az 27o
nee StoO Gambia and bssoa 100 seysIa private
NAVAL sTOREs-sPh, rarpen.ire continues in God re-
rest b.. with liberal offerings there hardly ueh
blo5 atcy nsnii At ilr clse the sales ncsde go bb ia
n-TchAItsbe uraeT 81 i5c so shppug order at f
sDf 100 DO do az pc cab, which extrsue price Crude
u chans.d Crnuon h1sn IL IN better ppy bar, with
IAN inquiry, pc~s maintained u 500 bb has
D. ~ sod q, 5 which 10 advance and Sc above VIDA:
ZIG De oosd a. ne close another nvoios II AS hbs has
frsdssae quiet b., Irices nonnaJ sane Tar il "a
limited reenes sa.s II 100 ob WshiDg ~ part Thin aud
paE, 40 !, rgas at 81 So. y Dbl IN yard.
PROFlslOSs-Mess PofK is rssdy Will. Prime Ia dal "A
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asseugers Arrived

John Mtssb-r Rev John McQu.ds, p Baxter Mu Hsesr
Mr. Ccrley H. wsltpsoS, Mrs Jane Oshes Mr. Bolaod Mr.
and Miss Wray NJ H. Hetb@ruson Miss T. TITLE, Mics A.
NaI.. Mrs Hall ard infant, 4 Kelly M;s Dixon Mis- A.
ONei Miss NJ. ONel, o. Gibsoo. s. Law, J. Gerard, q.
Douglas d. Becker T. Piskney, II. Hissios B. McMulen,
three Misses Hutip Master ard NJ. Had Mr Dicki.son AdJ
aud daughter Mics @. Wiloey Miss o. Medin A. Brown, j.
Mcbride Miss A. Philips Finn. Mrs Dl1n and infant: H.
Dowd, J. Conway "; wil.cn. H. KspneSy. z. Calen, ME-
Day H. Mayer O. Mech, Dixon, Lumsder, So herand
p Fermut, b. Trainer w. Pollard p ORe,y A. Mcirytng.
o. A. Sutherland, d. Nolan r. Wishan Archdeacon Caulfei
sempe, Miss A. Grant, J. A. Fitzpatrick r. Ben, h's
NJ. Peat.
From 81 Johns NJ F-N Hughes, Master = J. Goodndce,
d. Powell W. Cunnir shsm W. Il. Giles c Simms and son, j.
Nsrtep. r. Brown ard two In the steerase.
In ship Isaac Webb Ltrepoot-Rev j. loskip and
LADY, Ms Hutchinson aud child New York Mr. aud ha Hail.
England.
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NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

SrArr CoSyESrioss.-The American and Repub-
Icsn State Conventions for the nomination of candi-
dates for Gov take place at Trenton on Wednes
dsy. the s,h inst. The New.Jersey Railroad h
Transportation Co. issue excursion tickets at re-
auoed price on that day.
The following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed delegates from Hudson County to the AIner-
IAN State Convention: Theodore Randolph, John H.
Iyon. j. C. Shsfer, Reuben Mcpherson, Jonathan
y. Thrrston, and james Gopsin.
MACHINERY AccTDEsr.-A msn named Jonn IieDey
co,ed in the plsu mill al North Point hsd ais SAle sawed
az 81 ssig.6sy by espE ssDsht h 9 creHsI NV