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LAW [NTELLIGENCK.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-ocr. lt-Before
inscr NJ


juric. NELseS.
Euoeh Risss e. a. az H. J. Rsdhsld
This action il brought by the IN p0rters n recover
d1tie. paid protest The so, were imported
from China 80 question hss been made he invoice
port o. shprn.rt The -ci0rs confined She add
tons. charges The Custom Hoe thereby n-ressos tae
cusbe value The hut ma, sa per ceu; w.' add - ne
chrse for al China MAKING them :. ceDt ~nra
the 10 only tn. proof 1! Tia. c-ct
only chsrzed that i The usual rate 4 comsns
error therefore IN adding he bali cent |, objected
i. the Collector erred skug from the invoice cent
invoice vsils which discount is m3- 70 -
purchaser # goods this aoaemsui IN TIE price generally
socoIdbs the of trade, IL China t. answer
criterion th ces NE discounts
b. rnsde n th- parties prehssng y b. t~rn
Toe discouus may, AID often dspedd upon
The psrticus AZ tern q The purchase
which been heretofore before The Court
which appeared The trade foreign county bad szei
upon certain classes rods tae pce
tlbs.Cusufly fgct1ste5 discJun II price fell below
addition Dove The standard mode ~ hknz
the value The Court held that Arbitrary rejection Il
dscouH, under the Circumstances ss1t - The Cls,os u
asoersiDrt d1t she value Bat re present
difren; aud Go; governed ~ ae Prlc
PIE Of tina, cla0 ~
An addition by the appraiser the invoice vale ss
charge for ,Iprr duty a. he port Of shipment, which .
invoice Paid 5y the seller. 4 the rods % ~ Govern
Invoice vs-e u h- article One OF ne
spp.e wi.p.ss IN the sdis ths The invoice
value raed By sppEA'eneD and that The sddau OF
9TH. so Do was TOO low This II The appraisers
regarded the invoice value low they should have r u
by appraisal In the ordinary which would hsve afforded the
porter nigh, appeal 20 the merchant appraisers ine.d Of
adding in sbiiisy and sppesrs fictitious charge ior tx
portaon. The plaintiffs emitted o judgment for the er'
srisng from claim Of y instead Of cent, coms ouI
charge for duty; the amount q De
settled BY the CLERK II he counsel 90 not agree upon H.
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TIE PosITIos oF sUsEEx Rock or sseuIs ISLAND Conr
on k,NE DErERnkrD LftUT. Cove }. WILLIAMSON,
Us n ASSISTANT CoasT sChsEr
CoAsT svsvEY STATION NEAR LANES BOOK NJ,
Sept II 1850. !
Sra Ihsye the honor to communicate - additional 70 hs
information oontar.d my letter u Aug D. which report-d
TIE DEVELOPMENT BY Lieut. Con.s Wilkinson. U. NJ Az
aLt Cos Survey Of le'. dsph than heretofore been
axnet 20 rock II Sssuin Island u Maine tho
o0-ius tes5s &c. for tho determination Of is pson sns
.urnisssd By that officer:
: ntgle wes b compass.
D,anoefrou south poin Of sesuin Island three
u nAUtt;Al r0ile.
Rage Pond Island Lighthouse jast open he suh wes.
aide q seg1ir issnd.
TIE ek n before stated h surrounded BY deep vs<r but
Only eighteen feet It low mean tide a9d lee In tho
Iset Ct vessels bound into the Kennsbec River.
would respectfully request sahorty pubhsa hh k:tsf "a
the usus form notice mariners Very vspscf yom
A. D. BACHE, superintendent
IA Hen. HOW'LL Cess, ssesstssy u ~ Sssiswy.
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rrv.d ,he 5esndsu 81 ,he ms IL human sndn-ss s.,
"a 80 hi, frr~r parsr thief aod supdry o.aer cseves
the es;,s Plaintiff then eroosh; si; 20 r-1r.r of I
,.pS. ID. ndsa. pesd-d JgsscAicu, b.. the JurJ gaze
verdict fer The rAiutif for f5oo -,
TrI.L rsan-Oc, N-Before judge HrrroS
SUI AGAINST TIE POLICE COMMISSIONERS
Peter B.s-rnAn ar JsA ". Nye. E; a.
This va. q suit AZ airst the Ponce Conml'slsne
uue.r fscwiug c-rgmsta1ess Oc>n JoGrd2n and "o
s,se Prcinc received Information zone onts
ths, certain rslen pforry ns5 ben sit -
p.xr establishment Eo IL NAIick street The on ~
vent here fcund sks -~eiry A0d csvts va
GdoUt $50. Thee FOODS "a, been ef- by pai2a A.
Ferusns Tbe ofcsrs trh - tcGs % tae s;scn ti''
~b-ucs il'o z. cIs;ocy q VI Warren t-
properly DIX slb.-guenty psIti- 1pr-d IN ne eos
esIf la; hey His siasn-uis we're very COS
NJ r-fs % deliver IL god. 20 81 n ar lr
eule lTr,h proof obtained As PiAi1iiH sued ne
p0sr6 FOR n. vslu- II Il. goods D detained
Verde, for gisin.a, -. -
Spencer boy plaintiff; Brew, Hal FindePoe' hr
defer
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Nv Telegraph.

LONG BRANCH Oct. II, Steamer Colaubt. FROM
ChsIeston passing Long Branch. Wind esh, w. Weather
CloCdy.
HIGHLANDS Oct H. s1nset-ship Pseise, from New Or.
leans: There's from MArasbo; barb and brig
Known The Bar Wind g. W. fresh Weathes
nszy. with rain
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1l-Ar. big Mary MIIisn, rom
Cade and brig May Queen from Por, PRICE the 2t.h
SEPT On she 9Th the May Omen spoke the shr York. bound
for Port Prince.
BALTIMORE, DC, I4-Arr bark wsnhsm, from New
York. and bns Kirkland from 81 Jshas, n y. The Ar;eS
-. par, of hsg dec load In recent gaze.
BOSTON De, 4-Arr barb Gnowl~r, Wst,s New Orleans,
brs. Dousl.s UBren Turhs IsaDo Wso Shaw, Bonzire
W tsILer Lee, Cape Hsyuan scar Anna HHs rsinnsy'
bonsiyea
EEw- ORLEANS, Oc. H-Arr ships John see4T srA L~o-
co,hes, from Boston Susan Kinks, from Havana
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FOURTH DISTRICT SENATORIAL CoSvfSrios.-Ihe
Democratic delegates 70 the Fourth Senatorial De
trict Convention, DOW represented by the Hon. John
C. Msther, met at Tsmmany Hall last evening.
Three candidates were in the field, John Mcleod
Murphy, John Y.ssvsge, jr., and Thos Kivlin. Muir
ply and Savage received IL votes each, and hvhn
5. The Convention adjourned to Monday evening
at the ,ame place, without making domination.
After adjournment it was understood thsi hivlin had
withdrawn in favor Of Mr.. Savage.
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INpIA-RUBBER SPRING BED Don't forget
there an nd. Rasbvr Spring Bed a. No So Broadway ospo-
SITE TIE HOSPITAL Yea invited call jadss
,hsrs : kao;hsI II he uAlke; bal a. toS Look 4: I.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or HEw-YoRx......'
Cleared.

ships-Islsnd Qoeen Ray. PHILADELPHIA, II. Ao4von So1a
Linp. Luehef. Gis.so~, punban 4 Dinop-
BNbs-A~neE ls~-d Gal;zow. Bnst5l. Pinre Nence |;
Aune (Br Cape Town, Avery Hsye; nssos tan Gray So
vAnush Dsaul Co Liberty, soA~, hAseihos, draper
Drvln
Hfin-H,ur.rs( Br Isddoa. BIO lInsiro mccall F1,h
Rosa s Hoaes H,i'sI Devoid, AVose,. rDDo. furas
l,iNd ncCai With :.
s,soobs,-r W. rsorne, Davis. Fan Rive, nss.srj! ..
Dur,.s Dhyi. Frsuflin Surg-s 1 Co j Rich. Ae.-.~
Arxssers ~ B~4rl; r ". BroSu A9de~s s4vana4h. Nc
Cr..Sy MI, Co Cyclone Psdd,e. 5. John', y, P~
sm.u: L@sc..ss small S.lem ". koPss 90 Mont he
Avenue Greenfield Fhisdr.phA Jsms. Hs I'd Village Gen.
HiscSl-y - CToix II. uEias~ood C1-assow Dawson. -
John o Dewoif Ps.he kosro~, H,van, y. 0lnAr;n ;
Emsr- Osbafn Norfolk s.grr--. Csunsa. Co . j..
Run.r Rsyrer Baltimore J. W Mckee Forer,s, hoaD.
Br,ycs Post, So th. { &C.
Soop.-s,rcb.n, DcusA, Newark, master; oNso7, Rsdes
Providence,
St,snsn-Blscs Diamond. Allsr, PAsdeip1iA J. B1tr;
Beverly. Pierce, PHILADELPHIA J. Bugs
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Acknowledgement

Why feel your way into business IN doubt
and UucerAinfv when PHKKNoL ILLOGICAL ExAsINATIoS A.
FowLrk WELLs's, SIS sro,awsy vii point OF your
talents defects ard the prsu which you win best srccs;
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sUaRoGATE's COCRT-ocr u-Bsfore EUs,KD WssT,
Sl-ror>:s.
TIE ALLAIRE WILL.

TIE ALLAIRE WILL.
This h been closed, ADi submitted % ~ s.rcsAe r
cecson
WILLS OFFERED FOR PROBATE.
Nssntlc~ Hal citation refBTnsoe OctIber -
D-idnch FIX, citation fet1rnsbi-. Oc.1s-r a.
Chs Is VI L.upp citation rrturn.s- y 'oo-I -
Z. W. Csttn, citation rsclr-sb-, Ortob-r Il
James Sc Esr', citation r-tsrnsbse October -
J.Ie 5 Lockwood, eitajo r.t rDseie, October
Cord GOhde, citation rs.1rEAb- November -
Am Z hamilton. citation r-tlTnso.s, November -
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
George W. BuuT.ssd Heury Droge Rob.r' EiEarts Ste
pbsu Hu.ebinsou, A He.srer Anrs EoEef. G-orfe g
tite Ejzab.th Van PET Hannah Appleton PA.ck TG-yi
FREDERICK Msredss Freeman R,wson sna Richard Ennis
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AeapExY or Munc.-This house reopcns On Mon
day evening next with ala Trsvista, in which the
new prima donna, Msdemoisells speranza, will make
her debu. in her celebrated character OF violetta.
TAe .ale Of tickets for the opening night will com.
nence this morning.
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fAGver-isemen.l

EXCEEDING BEAUTIFUL aui WIFI IL
uo,, - eedrsy 1..fu in moral snse .he rev sod touch
III osr. Ont Of Depths esEsCty and powerfully
pr.,.utsd low delighted eT9sds a. baEurs Assan Is
afternoon sne evening il u 70 b. REPEATED
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-ocr. IA
Before Judge Belts.

SINGULAR SCENE Is COURT.
The United ates ast Andrew King. go
The defendant wac placed a. the bar, charger WIN
larceny On the high The Witnesses for the pros. con bad
gone except Officer Dseode who arrested hin The
Dct Attorney sen,ed formal verdict OF Not Curry A.
prisoner sbout .svDs th Decode csnsht hi oy
the collar telling him he sd hin for petit larceny hs
the officer the face and scufie eusu'd The Mns's
officers Ia Court and turned the parties on; OF DOORS
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fAdverisemen.
RS LIrE PmIs ANp PHENIy BTTrERs.

They Invariably and immediately relieve al ordinary ierarEe
Deuis Of health whether Arising from impaired digestive flnc-
I cosiiyeness bilious ard liver Affections or scoiocs sAe
For sale .: No IS Broadway, and ty al druspsa
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Advertisement

QuERu's PATENT JEILIFIED CASTOR OIL
Tic rre.sy ,nsatou Of The OIL obvis:ed and Doe no.
any 70 the eest purs.ve for eadrs
ofos No is 4hsv, and sola BY Al respectable pruersA
FEkyoLD PAKErR kowIa,
Nkossa-e Ase.Js, Ne, Is Bs>kmsa n.
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mozart HALL ASSEMBLY CoyvENTIos. - The
Mozart Hall Assembly Convention, in the following
districts, adjourned to meet last night We append
NE results, az brought in by our reporters:
vb Dstre-John Moore nominated.
With Ds.rict-No meeting
XIth Dsiriot-Wm. E Robinson nominated =. =, .
XVII District-Afsr conference with TIE oshsses 20
hEmsny Convention IL resolved % sosSsah ri0 49, ~
he present The Indications hat TsnIns5 and mozart nan
are eosxscirf.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF SEssIoNs-Bsfore Judge MosRrs
AID Justices EMsoSs and HoYT.
Nes,erdsy a your " man named pnliD Thys Wa
BROOKL wv IIEIlS.

DEMOCRATIC JUDICIARY CoSyESrIos.-Yesterisy
afternoon the Delegates 10 the Democratic Conven-
tior TO nominate Justices Of the Peace met at Wash
inetcn Hal r. D. William 5. Leach of the Fourth
Ward was selected Chairman.
TIE Convention then proceeded TO ballot for csnf.
date for Justice of the Third District, and on the
second ballot Edward Is. Galley nominated, re-
ceivipg 81 votes John Ii. Mccormick, II, and james
Lyman, II.
For Justice OF the Peace of the Fourth District John
H. Coohsn yas nomn sted on the fret ballot, receV.
ipg 80 votes; George l.. Fox %.
For Justice Of the Pesce for the Fifth District, III.
ID. Blrdssll received the nomination on the second
ballot, receiving 81 votes; Stephen Ryder, 9, and
Dennis Elarery, 20. The Convention then adjourned.
WULIAMsBURGH DIsPESsARY.--During the month
of September So patients treated st The Wsmsburgh
Dspn.sfy OF tbee III males, ali I'll fen,es NUN
hr 81 p-scrpous dispensed 525 or he treated
Injuries. II tin 49, hesd, 81 abdomen, 49, eye
AID r. feveu -; stscess hear, Lungs and nroa 81
u.nor surgery, 81 rheumatism II minor surgery -.
The GRAND STREET FERRY.-Yesterdsy the ferry
toa,. Earle Cur.~, formerly the Pecksip Ferry,
placed be Grand teJ wh.re they viii be Eere
sf.tr Tuo-
K1SGs County CIRCUIT CoURT CALESDAR, Oct. ID.
Mes 49, - a. s. q 90 s. g. 49, S. S. 81 So So ~ ", 49,
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DEMOCRATIC County COsyEyTIoS.-The Tsmma-
ny County Convention met last evening 10 nominate
a Supervisor in place Of John r. Briggs. Mr.. Briggs
was renomnsted by reclamation.
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Shsv AT. Mer,el.-Case .e;tled.
COURT OF COMMON PLEASocr. Il

CUlRT OF COMMON PLEAs-UcT. H-Belo-e Judse
DAILY.
ISLANDER srIr.
Aasls Ferran Az, Z. r L Ssrehere.
In this case the parties, up 70 July ISIS were
partners the milk bSsnes Az tine deserasn: ven
journey Of Pennsyvania IL Us ABSENCE IL va,
Esfes, se pAsaG Assss &c soseN y sesk p. 3as .s
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ADVERTISEMENT
BRADY's GALLERY

Has RrnovEp from Ne. Sc Broadway 70 No SIS Broadway
corner Of Bleeekers,
Pso1osSIFHs DAsuEsREorYPrs and AxsRorrrES
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ton the Gards Lafayette, Col Legal, marched down
Broadway, strss.irg considerable attention. and were
reviewed in the PaIk.
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SUPERIOR coUKf-TGnL rrax-ocT. ll-ss.ors yu,ae

bUFkHIUk CUlKf-IEIAL rERN-OcT. lL-BetoEe justice
sLOss0S.
sCiT AGAINST HORACE GREELEY.
The AlAe Iron Works az Horace Greeley
This is summons. in debt, against the defendant 80
,oethoss in The York and Ga~sy steamship Company
IL is setet By he plaintiffs ina. they did WORK for The
snip CouP. Amounting Loo. Al ne time ne
ooue ihe sefe-Gsut . he so1r Of ter shares
Tie pr slec tie Corpsry but filling 20 recover sued Ire
defendant oeiboer. fae defeUdsn; denies being
holder, AID TIA: me 70: do-s. Tse
posPorei Ill peNt Tuesday, plaintiffs no; beng ready
SPECIAL TERa-BssoI- Justice PIEREEFoAT.
DECISIONS.
SHAW agt. Mensel.-Case settled.
HGlan egt. Adams Express pany.-Moton fo!
tew gA sersd, with
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the First, Third, Ninth, and Fihy.ffth Regiments
parsded yesterday, ard were inspected on Hsmltou
square after which they drilled and exercised in
various Geld marsuysn. At the close Of the inspeo-
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MARRIED.

McTIoUE-kcTON-ou Tasr.day evening Oct Is, BY the
Rev l. Wiley Rector Of Chris. Church, 4lay Hi, Ni
chse McTiqge 70 Fanny Acton.
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Movements Of Ocean Ste anne ~
IN DEPART
TO ARRIVE

The Overland Mail for California leaves St. Lou every Mon
day and Thursdsy st IN letter. designed for should be
marked {" Overland via ST. Louis"
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BANK OF THE REFUBLIc.-A rumor was in e!rculs-
ton yesterday to the effect that defaeaton to the
Of SEQ 600 hsd been discovered in the accounts
of the Bank of the Republic. Our reporter msde
diigent inquiries into the matter last evening" and so
far as he could learn the rumor is wholly without
foundation in fact, 10 such defalcston having
occurred.
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STOLE WAIoH.-John Broaderick arrested
on Frio.y complaint Jane Henry Of No 1874 Teuth
street him with having stolen gold watch, valued
her jane left watch hanging clock
And other person had been the premises Justice Kelly
committed the accused 70
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FLUID AooIDEST.-A fluid lamp exploded last night
on fourth floor u No 62 Ws.er severely burnn
Mn Sullivan the occupant Of the spumer aud Der daughter
little gl years Of The furniture sonewh hat dan
ssed the flames extnghed before unics.nl
with he building.
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WARM AFRICA-Jsmes Everett and Sarah Stevens,
corsd individuals both who have Been living together for
and wife, into hsnt on Thursday might, when
Jauts be The head with ohsrround urns
seriously Sarah conveyed the Hospital and considered
critical condition. james arrested By Ooer Mathews
and g mn,t,ed TO answer by Justice Connolly
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EArAL ArrRAY.-On Tuesday night, William May
bard and John Sielkns got into quarrel, at & low
groggery in Eorty-third street, and finally came TO
blows. The parties were separated at the Il ne by
the bystsnders but subsequently, while Sielkins was
stsuding on a corner near by, Maynard came up be-
hind him and dealt him severe blow on the hesd
which feed him 10 the ground. Officers Mayfair and
and Hoyt besring the disturbance, fastened to the
spot arrested Maynard, and conveyed both parties to
the Station. House. Sielkirs was sterward conveyed
to his home. Maynard, next morning, was taken to
the Jefferson Market Police Court but the complain
al, not appearing he discharged. In the course
of that day information was received tina, Siekins had
died from the effects Of the injuries received Tues
day night. In accordance with this information May
nud was sgain arrested, and is now in custody await
irg the result OF the CoEoners Inquest, which will be
held to-day, by Coroner Sohirmer.
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N,1HASs BoGUs EXcHASGE SwISDLE.--Lsst week
German from NIAGARA County swirded out Of ss52 BY
Jew pameo Nhan ased by Freeman the proprietor Of Free
mans Rotel The taken from the City VAL Police
Court BY Mayor and the delay which followed offered op
pI.uniiy for the Jewthe guilty psryto make good his
,csre which hss ebsced he supposed be IL jersey
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McTlQUE-kCTON-Ou Taur,dsy evening Oct IS, BY the
Rev J. Wiley Rector Of Chris. Church n lr-sy Hi, Ni
chsel MsTiiue 70 Fanny Acton.
Narkets-CAsEEuLLY REPORTED FOR THt n Tsi5usE.
FRIDAY, o.. IL. 1853.
hsHEs-The make, is queii ANAL sAn'sOus a: IS 81. for
srocK or ASKS, Frd,y o. Il, lass.
POS, bbA. Pearis, bhls.
Fir, az ....................... ss AZ
SD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS IS
Thir1 s0r-..........>............. "
Condemned neutrality-suspicious.. 81
fosl ......................l-GS5 q!
To.a PO;s and Pears...............l7H
BEEsWAX il N limited request: s.es Of 49, southern fe'
Ios
cOTrOS quiet ovns 70 The small supply ofsrns the '.es
.re snail oLy hundred bales IL anne ed q7otsoi
SEw-YoRI cLAsnTIcATios
Uplan1A FohdI Ao1a n o. 4 fex.
$::':: . .i:":::#F. i i 7
CcFFEE.A nd. are dun bt b. iru sales Of SO bags
Ro sll.c.; $ bszs s,1ined s. D. ruirg0 At j t..
COCOA sac has been male Il y1 5-zs Aatseaoo q Sf
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand for Western csn.l -Four
. ar b. arrivals al n prospeve prices
~ H. ard nl-5rm at.s declined 5GO p Do All
Ices h-.yy bitter grades irregular .ld freely orerea
81 tr e1trs do "a ~ fr E1p-rfne Wes,srn -
as ~ fr ~ sr.ee of Western 81 SD s. FOR sn p
rir bfsrc, Of ezra Ohio $se5a 80 % r 1e trad do
fr ezra G-res-- aid s. Jd 81 3 for 81 Louis
IA der..- 40 bts. eeG 50 j fof e1-rs oaads
sU.heru Fur seye Re supply fair, DC. prices are
rer.Ar ov grades e.ser BIZ sood ezra better
srd In fair the cse TIE sa-s 90 5s - -
ef57 f sp~rfn. Baltimore k and s5 IS al fr ;,e better
krs6sA Bye To IN far reaaeGi saes VI Io bes ~ "
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Markets-CAsEFuLLY REPORTED FoR THs n Y TsiEvsE.
FRIDAY, o., IL. 1853.
IsHEs-The market 10 quiet, anal IS 81. for
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STEALING CIERGYMAs's GowS.-Wn. Lewens,
the Church Of the Incarnation, Of Madison
and Twenty eighth complains that has stolen
from the vs,iy Of the church bsck Leysnne m
and other articles the value Of 46o he that Sunday
ming .s, he ef articles IN the vesy Locked the church.
and took the keys with him During the day scoupe
Of employed repair The frrpaces Of the church. aud
when the sexton sgsn waited IL The articles He
therefore charges the men, John and James Hsssn with the
theft which they deuy Justice Kelly Geld them both for exam
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K1SGs CoUNrY CIRcUII CoURT CALENDAR, Oct. Is.
Mes 49, - H. s. q o. S. So 81 S. S. 81 So So ~ 10, -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

CoUsTERFEIrs.- Counterfeit s. bills on the Bank
of New-Haven, Conn, and Kensngton Bank of Phils-
delpha were put in circulation about the city last
night. They were both well executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15

TIE following dispatch was sent to Mr.. Eiwood
Walter, Secretary Of the Board Of Under writer's, from
Havsus the 10th, via Charleston the 18Th inst
The ttesmship Star Of the Wet rails to-day for
New York. Her staIbosrd Outbosrd shaft is broken.
Both engines perfect. Cspts. Harrison ard Nc
Gowan think che is safe 10 proceed IL il recon-
mended that steamer be sent 10 look out Tor her.
She has $50 passengers and 81 SOC, 600 in gold.
Mr.. Roberts does not propose TO send steamer
after her. nor far as learn do the Board Of
Underwriters think she s sufficiently disabled TO war
rant snch an ltlaY
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-03-17
Addiction not a Misfortune.

Death among those we know, and
some Of whom we regard and esteem,
and those we love, forcibly reminds us
Of the many ills to which flesh is heir,
and Of the sad fate Of those who know
no consolation, and cannot meet mis-
fortunes with the true estimate of life
and its use which disarms them of half
their affective power.
There is more true courage, more
real fortitude displayed in Drawing the
ills, and bearing the sorrows Of ordinary
life, than armies ever witness or hospital
records recount Disappointed hopes,
unforeseen and inevitable misfortunos in
business, or calamities in the domestic
circle--any Of these try true man more
than all he himself alone might suffer.
He is more virtuous who cares most
for others and least for himsef-hence
the better a man, however brave and
enduring, the more he must suffer-
But there are few misfortunes in which
or in their effects a bright side may not
be seen.
There are calamitios which are greater
than the death OF loved one, but We
are wont to estimate that as the most
terrible that can aflict us. Even the
very love for tho dead which constitutes
the source of our misery in bereave-
ment is a blessing Of untold worth. A
cotemporary, referring to this love
beautifully remarks: "To have laid q
strong affection down among the dead
may be a great sorrow, but it is not real
misfortune. Whatever ones aftergo.
ings may be, there is a deposit for the
future life, a stake in better country
a part of the heart which the grave will
keep holy in spite of the "ovil which is
in the world" The living may change
to us or We to them; sin may divide
strife may come between us, but through
all times and fortunes the dead remain
the same to our memories and our love
The child taken from us long ago i
still the innocent lamb that was for GU
holding. The carly lost friend or love
is still the blessed of our youth, a hop
not to be withered a promise not to b
broken, a possession wherein there is n
! disappointment"