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LADD, WEBSTER Co.'S,
UNRlVAILED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT TIE Pennsylvania STATE FAIR,
September S0th, 1859.
80 Baltimore Office,
l3l WEST RaLTIHoaE sTRFEr,
est between Calvert and South streets
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AINpLING WOoDl KHDLINa Wont
StwEn ANn SPLIT WoOD, or ANY SIZE
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. NORTH STREET.
stn-U JAS. II. JOHNSON
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WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHIN
Ssto end Valuable improvements
DIAGRAM TEE LOCK STITCH
CG91@g-&-gDGcG
Wheeler Il Wilson has, as usual, won the highest pre
MUM at the Fair Of the American Institute and at the
principal Fairs throughout the Union
Hs- Send for Circular
oFFICE-2O5 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
dl3-tf RaItinor, Ma
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SooTCH WHIsKEY.
OLD NECTAR RYE do
BOURBON, OLD do
oTARD BRANDY. 1872
For SAL b
WM II. MCLEAN,
n'9-i 81 N. Charles
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SOLE AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE Coal Co.
The undersigned Sole gent the sale Of the above ceIe
DRAFTED Coal in this ket, offers it consumers
turers and Sh at the lowest mIrke rates Orders for
any size and quantity filed promptly.
CHARLES GILNOR,
dl5u No. rs Second street. the Post Oeice
OLD RAPP WHIsKEY Direct from Economy
or sale by GRE Y0E, 80 Baltimore stree,
Coal UNDER COVER
Every variety OF HARD AND SOFT GOALS from the
most approved mines kept and dry from RAIN and
SNOW, at the lowest cash prices Full weight guaranteed
L. W, LEISENRING,
sie-im No l20 North Howard street
The BEST SEWING MACHINE.
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- featuring Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their super
ority over all others. Price $50 and upwards
SAILS Rooms,
ni41 63 Baltimore street
BosToN Coal CoMPANYs LUMP Coal t
For SALE LOWRY
HALL LONEY,
S. Buchanan's wharf
HrT D, LONEY 4 co.
Ri" SO Snath str
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~ S55 W. BALTIMORE STREET
co>rr1rc--,,, NV 49, NEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE.
rms Institute is in ourishing condition. and noted
iq me industry and rapid improvement Pupils evidently
me elect OF practical experience udicous government and
PRINCIPAL. ~ '6AN ~ iilh
Let Parents and Guardians CALL get circulars witness ta
jail 2aw6t " Si'N''
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GAIT! SALT /!
in lots to suit by CARR, GEESE q CO ~
Il Spears wharf.
GLOVER SEED.
Prime Pennsylvania Clover Seed just received and for
sale by CARR GEESE h 90 "
q Spears wharf
NTHITE BEANS.
29bbs Prime White Beans, received and for sale ly
CARR, GlESE & co.
81 Spears wharf.
STAVES.
~ 10000 White Oak HID and Bbl. Slaves for sale by
CARR, GEESE co,
q Spears wharf
ENXTRA FLOUR.
FL For sale by
~ CARR, GEESE Il Co,
Ja6tr 81 Spears wharf
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GOODs AT LESS THAN ArrcTIoN Pp1c,

FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
by GREEN g. YOE, SO Baltimore street j27f
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DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN,
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN P. BRACE,
CHARLES BOSW ELL, CHARLES j. RUSS
II. HUNTINGTON, President
WM NJ DOW EDG 49,

TIMO. c. ALLYN, Secretary
G. C. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary
This old and reliable Company, established for npary
FIFTY to Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture Warehouses; Stores Merchar
disc Mills MANUFACTURES and most other kinds Of property
on its usual satisfactory terms
Particular attention given to nsurng Farm Property
consisting of Dwellings, Barns Out Buildings conn%ct
and furniture Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
&c &c contained in the same for term three or v,
years at Low rates of premium
Applications for Insurance may be made the under
signed the dug authorised Agent FOR Baltimore and vicinity
Losses equtably adjusted at It's Agency and paid imme
diately, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current in The
Gates G NeU York Boston, the assured may prefer
GEO. B. COAIE, Agent for
Baltimore, February 18th, Is5g f4is.tfr
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FINE Quality PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsToRs,
Cake Baskets, &c, for sale at moderate prices.
J. Il. CAMPBELL,
NIL tt r. GER COR 227 Baltimore street.
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PORTLAND KEROSENE On
The VERY BEST
ARTICLE OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
IT DOES NOT SMOKE WHILE BURNING.
and
Has No UNPLEASANT ODoR
WARRANTED
TO GIVE SATISFACTION
For sale by DoBBIN K WAKEFIELD
Sole Agents Portland Kerosene Oil CO.
dIZh No South street
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b. II; ROBINSON, LANCASTER COUNTY, VA
ur., . ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
VII attend TO the Collection OF Claims in the following
counties IN Virginia. to wit Richmond Westmnreland
NoTthpmberland, Lancaster and MiddleseX.
- wy references. ial4f
E'HE UNDERSIGNED HAS ESTABLISHED
Il himself in this city at No IS COMMERCE. STREET. for
BUSINESS. $4,000 0-NAi'''i'1'
An orders for Cuba will be promptly and faithfully attend
jali-lW" G. q NE n ApNFNDI,
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IMPORTANT TO INCONSISTENCIES

70 know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mill.
No 3NoRTg STREET.
sl0-tf LANES II Johnson
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BALTIMORE, July 10th, 1859
II affords much pleasure bear testimony to the ex
cellency OF Messrs. GROVER Il BAKERS SEWING MA
CHIMES having in my family which does all that is
protested for it, and with beauty and quietness that
delightful in the household
Rev. jNO. McCRON,
Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church
SAhESR0oMS-lSl Baltimore street, Baltimore.
495 Broadway, New York
81 Send for a Circular j23ti
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IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.
The best preparation offered the public for the cure
and prevention fChapped Hands, Lips &C One or two an
pcaons OF this Cream will render the skim soft smooth
and dclioately white. Prepared only by
n HYNSON JENNINGS K co,
nS-tf - North tryarl.s &C.,,
CIGARS CIGARs!
would call the attention of smokers to nv present IA
sortment OF pure HAVANA No other kind in store and
consequence no imposition. Fo7 sale by
WM. II. MCLEAN,
nI9tf ~ n CHARLES q.
600 Tons BALTIMORE CoMPANY's LUMP Coal.
for manufacturers and shippers, for sale by
CH4s GILMOR,
Sole Agent,
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Tue PoIHFEp TosE ;5H,Rr
Is manufactured to Order ny
CONSTABLE, WALEEa n Co,
l5S Baltimore street
This IS pattern o!ttir COMMUNICATIONS which after man
hange,, they are prepared to pronounce perfect
Give them a call-oppasite the Museum.
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J, 3. T. PHELps

"ANr LEMkN's wEAE,
~: HAtTIsCRz aTBEsT
a-'f salt Ian,r
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
+ "a MIL 7 SEWN @ MA CHIMES.
NEW STYLES-PRICEs, $50 TO sl25
HEMHERS, S. EXTRA

BALTIMORE, July llth 1859.
The undersigned have used the GROWERS BAKER"
SEWING MACHIN ES for five years past and in all that
time it fully met expectations every particular
We can recommend them therefore, with entire confidence
as the very best machine in use
InSEPH RICK ERTON CO
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DAGE'S VENUS
Is NOW ON EXHIBITION AT MFSSRS SAMSON
GARlSS q Co 5, No. $40 BALTIMORE STREET,
Admitance 25 cents ia1.5t
IT G. DESHIELDS,
-. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Corner ofCALyERT AND BALTIMORE sTREErg Baltimore
LII G. DESHIELDS, BALTIMORE
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ECONOMY ECoNoMYll
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
slO-tf JAMES n JOHNSON
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TESTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices from $50 to s50n Cabinets plain styles
ted to do every kind of CLOTH or LEATHER WORK that
requires seam.
50 salesroom 1853 Baltimore street,
m27-H L. D. CHASE, Agent.
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ENURS FURS II FURS!ll
On hand large and varied assortment of
FINE FURS,
anufacured for retail trade All goods sold my estab
shment will be warranted represented The old stand
ne Of the house is guarantee that customers will he
lonesty and justly dealt with.
TAYLOR,
d2l-u Opposite Barnums
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AUCTION NOTICE.
FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
Together with every article usually found first class
Crockery Store, can be purchased B Glow AUCTION
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store of
JOHN A. DOBSON II CO.
o22u 2 and 4 n Charles street
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ness a general revol, of the negroes wa 70 IN -,
tbe frs Monday Is Aogus' Tie day Ct siscSo % ~
offers This conspiracy 10 aiueu a." 800 n
abolition emissares from he Norm am ~ fn,,ars
on- ,aidst. The de,as Of the plot, aod Ts ,,noo'S
,raranS; are these: Each county in Northern IsH@1,
las s1I.tyisor IN ii person OF "nlss nan, ~,
nae h n,f given, each county aid OF mo d-.Ie'1
nnder the sub-agen's Of THIS viliin, 49,,
the action OF the pegr0ee III saiu ~ ~
by whom the firing wac to De do1e. .s..J,.,..
~ 80, roroinsnt etzens were snf LED GU. I'f .fs -
siT,tior vttba. ever they ade teeH escape iI9" -
bur- IL q homes Negroes never DsIo,e 49, !. mid
;mr,Iicatee aud the iDsnrreetioDsTy movsasns -.
sr,esd 10 an extent truly alarming. In synio -
r. Ian vvas conceived in every form slocslhg 20 VIC
mind and frightful in i;s results f"isonlpg -,
adGed and the old females 10 De s'au9 ~ A55
with the men, and the your ana .I,,odys,s
L, be parceisd out among these ioiaDgus 49,.
rby I'D even gone 80 FAR y desgoate tnsF ch''S'
nj e. rain adj. had ireaOy bsen aelece9 as nc ~
inns of the &c misguided monstrs. fViunio -
country has been saved from the Account : -.
ne Ee rTors hut thea feaTfnl duty reiD"s % as
Tb peoroes have been melted 20 these tni%fat pr
.cssdnSs bv Aboli;ionifts. and The ems %
certain preachers who were exPeheu IL" -,
country last year. Their sgenis nav -
hnsv among ms and mary Of them have oseD ~
onT n;de, some of them have been ldenbhed
I'm, have fed from the county, oihera stlu r5nsn;
20 receive fearful accountability ire y an o1l'as
and in urated people. Nearly hundred neg'oes nae
testified that a large reenores Dsnt Of ADchtonise
sxnected on The s of August; and tese % 0e A. od oy
recruits from the InGian rbes while the Ranger are
several hundred miles TO tie north Of us IL va ue
sired 10 destroy Dallas, in Orier t1at the arms anu a
munition of tie artillery company might share he same
fate 0ur jails filed with tie Villains many % "noa
will be hung, and that very soon. man Sa7 I2ani i
burg at our neghborpg city Of Fort Worm t@o usys
ago believed TO be OF those scoundres VINO are en-
gagged in liz work We learn toat he had stored away
a number of rifles, and the DAY after he wss mug
load of sxshooters pas sed on to him. but were inter-
cepted He was betrayed by one Of the gang ana
hence his plsns were thwafted. Many o.nSrs w. wiz
share his tate. ] have never witnessed snch ames-
We are most profoundly excited. We'go armed day
az light ard know not what shall De called upon
10 DO The circumstances frighiu and lear mat
the trouble is confined 10 this state. IL sshoyes
every true man to buckle on his and hgat The
good fight for his countrys good.
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THE TEXAS FRIGHT.

Correspondence Of The Houston Telegraph. led.
DALLAS, July 81, 1850.
The burning of Dallas, and several farm houses IN
this county has led TO the discovery OF most dabol-
cal plot to de vasate the whole OF Northern ieAaS A
first il was believed that the fire was sccioen'a out
the successive burning of farm houses, and the hiring
of many other towns and in this secon caused
rejecting men 70 adopt to orret out, possible,
the eanse of such Wholesale destruction IL seemed
ost imnossbe that 20 many PAGES should be fired
simultaneously, and that thai should be accidental;
W Nm srs DESTROYED few days after the desrus-
lion of Dallas This led to the arrest Of some white
men. whose innocence, however, was proved beyond
doubt Several negroes belonging TO Mr. Miller, were
then taken up and examined and eyeopmeu,s of the
most startling character elected plot TO destroy the
country was revealed and every circums even TO
the mnntie detailed. Nearly or quite hundred NO
groes have been esed, and upon close examine.
non separate and apart from each other, they de-
posed 70 the existence ola plot conspiracy 10 lay
ws.te the country by lire and assassinaon-to impoy-
erich the lard by the destruction Of the provision arms
and ammunition, and then whsn IN state Of helpless
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DIED,


BUsH-on Saturday, Aug Dr. Ralph Bush in the Goth
and sonsnas, Z. and a O. Morgan respe ctlly
invited attend his funeral from his late residence No 81
North Moor street at o'clock a M. on Monday on inst
Bis will be taken to Port Chester for nterment
COLNFR-n this city, Saturday, Aug T. Joel X. Colyer
aged 90 years months and days
COLIINs-I this city Saturday, Aug Of typhoid fever
Daniel Collins, aged "a years
DREW-At Elizabeth City n j., on Saturday, Aug 4, Of
cholera inausum Anna Glover Drew aged months and Is
days, dsusI teI Of John q. and Phsbs I Drew.
The remains will De taken to Monmouth County " j. for In
teruent.
DFcKFR-I In this city, Friday Aug g. Anna Maria wife
Of Keims Decker, aged % years months and 10 days
DFLAEY-In this city on Friday Aug g. Denn. Desay the
Of John and Catherine DeAny after illness
q years OF age.
GALE-In Brooklyn Sunday morning Aug S. ophela A.
T relatives f nds the fairly respectfully invited
attend the the residence If her father H.
Gale Ninth Of Sixth avenue, Brooklyn at
ocl.ck D. m Aug Her remains viii be taken to Green
wood Cemetery,
HoUzFLoT-n Brooklyn, on Saturday Aug = Of sopsump
ton Fnere daughter OF Charles and Mary Ann Houzelot
aged y years and months
MAHoNY-In this city Saturday Aug Elem daughter Of
tie late John and Honoa Mahony aged % Year,.
SELCBOW At West Mount Vernon, Westminster County,
n y on Wednesday, July IS Mary Tabele the wife Of
Frederick seehow formerly the wife OF Elisha Gee, aged 81
ys,Ts 10 months and q DAYS.
TIE relatives and friends o. me family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the w-Hayrn Railroad Depot
corner Tvs street end Fourth " "
at ~ O'Clock this day hence the remains viii be taken to
Greenwood for iIterment
sTEWERT-At Keu, Milford Conn Friday Aug Thomas
T. infant Thomas Z. aud Henrietta A. Stewart aged
months and days
TysON-On Saturday Aug 4, 1860 Alexander Cabre Tyson
ssed year months and "a days only Of Henry H. and
IT, flstver and friends the uy and Of hi, grand.
father Alexander Csbre and those OF his grandmother Mrs
Esther 1ysou respectfully Invited g. attend MS funeral
non the f,sdence s pa eLs No % Grove street
dsy afternoon at . clock.
For additional Marriage and DeGth' see 9Th Page.
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UEST-INDIA EMANCIPATION-CE
BRATION AT HUDSON
Correspondence of The N. Y. Thbun

HUDSON, N. Y, Aug. 2, 1850.
Yesterday was, indeed, gala day in this city. The
colored people of this State at east 600 or 5000 Of
them assembled here 10 celebrate the Anniversary Of
the Emancipation of 500, 900 slaves by Great Britain
Never have witnessed celebration Of this event 20
imposing in its character. VIM. j. Wakins Of Roches-
ter wac the orator of the day He spoke for two honr
in clear forcble manner, treating not only OF British
WestIndia Emancipation, but Of the present state OF
affairs in this country. His style is dgnied his Ian
puaee ehsste and well selected, his rhetoric excellent
Though hs denuRciation Of Slavery va, terrible and
over shelming he did not con.snt himself vita dsnun-
CATION he reviewed the history Of the West India
movement in a mastery manner, ana showed oy sta
tistics tbat Emancipation has not proved failure lie
advised his colofed eowcizeDs 10 rely upon no party
for their elevation stop whining about the shor'eom-
ipgs of the Republicans and go 10 work themselves
Mr. Watkins exerts great influence upon the cclored
population, and trust they will treasure ~ the truths
10 which they listened yesterday. confess that the
demonstration yesterday has driven me from the breek
inridqe Platform, and shall vote for Lneolo; ana
know a kalf.dozen others here who have similar In
tention. A FORMER DEMOCRAT.
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The QUARANTINE DAMAoEs.-To-dsy, NJ. Bradley,
council for the Supervisors of Richmond County viii
commence summing up the case In reference to the
claims represented by Mr.. Johnson, and wild prof ably
occupy the whole day. Mr.. johnson viii reply, and
Mr.. Bradley will close. Mr. Clarke also, Zoe toe Sn-
pervrors of the county, viii up the CHAINS " tho
Commissioners Of Emigration, Represented b. Mr.
Develin who viii reply, and Mr. Clarke VIII eiose'
The Commissioners win then prepare their report,
which will be filed by the 18th inst. In Richmond
County and in the oiee Of the Secretary Of STATE al
Albany.
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Dec Is $50 Dec. 81, Dec l59.
The anthracite coal tunnsge by the above report
shows a still further increase. The last
week is about $50 tuus and the net increase for the
SEASON il 500 7l6 tuns-mOre than half million OF
tuns The unDsge for the already exceeds four
and quarter million tuns The Trevorton, the Della
ware aid Hudson ard the Pennsylvania Coal Company
show falling of of SO 1853 tuns. All the other ontles
Of the trade show steady increase and vii probably
by the end OF the sesson swell the unnage OF the year
ilion tuns in excess of the tunnage last year. All
this al improved prices on last year business, tes
most favoraty on the coal trade. The demand for
oos continues good and prices are firmly maintained
TIE new Catawissa Railroad Company IL to meet
for organization Saturday of this week. Presi-
dent and six Directors be elected The commit
tee OF bondholders appon ed to look after the affairs o.
the Company. recommend for election President, T.
Baskps Du Puy, esq and as Directors, Messrs. s V.
Merrick Robert yard, Charles Mscalester, Joseph
Paxton james s. Cox, and William SchOtt
We annex an comparative statement showing the
shipments by canal from Buffalo, Of flour and grain
q - e. h.an
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS

EAST New Y,RK.-Some Of the residents OF Eiet
New York who deem Themselves annoyed by the IN
curson of visitors every Sunday, ADD the disOrtery
proceedings directly attributable to the unresteted sale
of iquoIe applied TO the Inspector of Police several
weeks ago for officers to be stationed in the village
Sundays. TIE officers were sent and have succeeded
in at leas, preventing the open sale of spirtuOus
liquors and preserving order, and although excursion
ISIS are as numerous before the abselee ofntoxcat
ing drinks and the presence Of the Metropolitan Police
has bad the effect of keeping dsordery characters with
in proper bounds. ...
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YACHT LAUscH.--0n Saturday afternoon, the yacht
George L. Gereau, was launched from the foot Of Mon
tague street. The vessel presented to M George
W. Gereau after whose son che is named for the pur-
pose of testing and exhibiting his patent rig for fore
and aft sails The yacht was modelled by Mr. Gereau,
is 81 uns burden, % feet long 10 feet 3nches beam
feet inches depth of hold, and il slOop rugged She
will carry only jb and msnsaithe latter of which
is the one for which patent has been obtained He
claims as his improvement that it the expense Of
gafs ron-work, peak haIyards and blocks, and wee
sci using it can be put in trim ia moment for bad
vraathar
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CRY MoRTALITY.-The number of deaths IN this
city last week elbows great increase the mortal
y Of the week previous. The total number il l63 Of
which AZ were adults and lilo children. Tae primer
pal causes were cholera nfantum %, marasmus In
fantile s, scarlet fever z congestion Of the bn 3,
convulsious Cinfsntle g. debility nfante g. croup2,
&c. Under one year of age, g. Natives Of the
United States, l27; Ireland, "a; Germany and En-
GLAND 4 each; Scotland =. IEt
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YACHT UPsEr-NARRow EscAPE.-On Saturday
evening, during the heavy squa which passed over the
city, the yacht George p. Loese, when off Gowanus
Bay, was eapsized and four gentlemen, named James
McGreevey, James Mcqueen, John Murray, and
David Easton, had narrow escape from being
drowned After being some three hours in the water,
they were rescued BY two boats that pulled from the
shore.
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STABBED WITH FILK-Matthew O'Nen was yes-
,rasy committed to prison by ousesenbu.h on com
pant Of Anthony Delaney who charges that on s"hsy
nxh, he wa stabbed by oHs The two men got qasHsns
No lis East Twenty eighth street. where they amused nsa
,.lve. BY calling each other thieves etc. and nny oNe
"A. friend with inhictins wound ~hinh Wa 80
but no dangerous The wounded able 70 sppe
In Cssr 70 make bis complaint
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NEW SUSDAY-ScHooL BUILDING -Tne HAnson-
place Methodist Society are about to commence
structure for the accommodation of the Sunday School,
which has increased so RAPIDLY 10 numbers tina; more
room is required The balding is to be of brick, 45
feet front by IS feet deep, AID two stories in hight.
The cost will be about $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06

The LATE AccIDEST en- THE LONG ISLAND Rail-
RoAD-An investigation into the cause Of the iate
cdent Oh the Log Isand Railroad will be commenced
by Coroner Horton to-day, at / O'Clock p. m. The
persons injured by this accident are doing well.
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MARIE ID.

AL sTON-ROUSETT-In this city, Tuesday, July 3d. a
st Philips Church by the Rev William Douglass, Rector o.
st Tbomsss Oh -Icb. Philadelphia, the Rev Wlam Aor
OF Raleigh n c. to Miss Annie c. Rcus Of Geneva n I.
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DEATH OF A SuIcIDE.-Mr. Robert NJ. Leekie- who
emit his throat with razor Friday morning died Of the effects
an sa,rd fhs deceased formerly IN good circumstance
bn become reduced consequence Of unfortunate business
transactions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06

AcouIrTED.-Michael Faweet., who was arrested
some nnee the charge Of committing feious assault
upon little girl broug before Justice Cornweu
day. there being evidence sustain the charge he
honorably acquitted
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RScesuts Of Produce.

Total BY all Routes aug g. le6O-FouI, 1851 bbls Corn
Meal Pa bbs Wheat 55,Ool bush. Com 13 bush Oats,
900 bush Provisions les pkgsi Whky 723 Lard, 70 pkgs
Ashes, 80 pkgs
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Dpowyrp-Natihew Eugent laborer engaged in
h;nrpg cargo near the South Ferry fell ina string
ne ~ he dock where he bad been asleep Rhday nyht
"a ss drowned The deceased leaves wife children