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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

TIE ,aestrs,ction Of the city Of b
I might have called out the nilitis
deavor to restore quiet, and indee
make an effort to that end. But
covered that nearly al the o6ces
in league with the conspiratoss. I
volunteer corps Of the city and I
with possessed arms, were -alu|
tirely in the same category. Il
there wan . considerable loyal |
force in Baltimore, but il was undis|
and entirely unarmed. So that ii
effectively called out the militia.
time, l should have actually ASST
conspirators in their designs.
l concluded, therefore, after
elaboration, that there was but on
LEFT to me. summoned the L.
to assemble at Frederick ctr I
midst of a loyal population,
day Of April, believing th1
few days thus gained would
bic.
BY the merciful intcrventi
dence this step accomplished
pose. The State could not sece
bloodshed was averted from her 9
The history of that Legislatul
fore the country. Not only di
to 10 its duty. as representing
State, but it actually passed trs
resolutions, and attempted to
lawfully. into its hands both
and the sword, whereby it Nigh
US into the vortex of Secession.
deferred from doing this latte
the unn,istakable threats of a
aud indignant people.
Restricted in the duration
sions by nothing but the viii
majority Of its members. it q
aud again; squandercd the peopl
and made itself . mockery .
country. This continued until
eral Government had ample
believe it was about To-
farce of enacting IN Z
sion; when the treas
stopped by the dispc5
lnasmuch as the
nary times il PR
people Of Z Str
e Al L.. O.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

Tso: cogaAss.-For : NJ 10 s.y sh.s
his sosl . incapable Of fear, q 1T = ab-
sard - b ny that. from psculiaritv q
eoastisstios. when dipped q wssss. -
GOES not Ct vet. Yea. hanas beiaes.
whoever you may be. vhss you srs1oIDssi
10 danger. and reject upss q
tses afraid. Dos't vspsv us6|
know bow the mental naehiss uuss(
unless it be diseased. Now the theseSI.
ful n'sn admits eli tbis-hs admits M :
bullet through bis brain would b Q verv
serious thing for himself. and likewise 4,
HE wife and ehildrsa-he sdnina 4.
shrinks from such . prospeet-he viIl
take .psins to project himself from he
risk, but be says that il duty REQUIRES him
70 run the risk. be will run Il. This +
the courage Of the civilized man, - 90
p p :s 70 the blind, bulldog iassssibilisy
the existence Of danger. but 70 faee 4
nevertheless. -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

i. KDWlN A1ex,L sssaeuae>n himaalf - !
fess - HE kiends and fsliow-ciiixens.
Nsv. 4osA, 1851. 81
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

that there were % the boas ,sariv on
hundred and twsaty perssas, al a .heo.
With the exceptial Of ths shove ypane
lady. expressed . willingness to UNDERGO
the searching process. We mention this
TACT, a. oil persens Who take passaee a
the boat ars awsrs that the Wcews bpuss.
arc sa19 Aaa1 - - carry asyshine c..
trabsad away iron this city, "a -,
the large number on beard on Satn,dav'
the lady who was searched v.s ths civ
only one who dared b place the steamer
in danger Of being oenfscatsd. Ths 81.
lowing articles were found upou The ladv:
. heavy bslmoEal skirt having sero:s
bands for the shoulder Of the vsarer.
lined with sewing silk. Out Of earies;ty
the skirt WAS weighed. and found % veisk
just thirty-6vs pounds. Quite Q lad t6ss
tor young lady to walk With. b
The quinine found upon the pervon a.
the boy Was placed in ccntrivance re-
sembling an uudershirt. A portion q he
letters seized were addressed 70 psrtias -.
siding in different parts Of Virgins. re.
muslin bags, 50 constructed o 10 b vorn
BY lady, and flled With stockines. -.
dless. pins. thread and ssmerous Other =.
ticles. were found in ths yawl bat & she
steamer; The bess had ssidsntly asso
placed there in hurry b. he owner. =
the strings upoa them were broker. inii-.
eating that the vearss "slu6edr In q
speedily % possible. -
The rssidsnts Of s.. Mars saa othes
counties. sna Cspt Wesns. are yerv -
tive In preventing contraband astielec ftou
being conveyed 81 the steamer w..
sos should The boats b wishdsaws 81 g
dsss iron Tie Gevssamsut, ths ejtiscn a
he counties uould severely I'll - -.
nors Clipper.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

Ta. Nsw BeusDAalas o. ysseura.-
The wssaiastsa eorrespondealof - Men
York zriSmss ssys:
Map-naking was never % beassifnl !,
art = when il displayed the rsSa-.,.i
boundaries q vireisia. Marrlssd ~
Dslavass, % BE- pssssssed % Csaerer n
Mr. Csneson's report The sccSritv =
Washington. the capital, beise - ef;sss
tho agreement Of the three &n1es kSrs
the means suyrender Of - tkrer16s
black representation beine tie eordIlio.
precedent. % far - Nssylasd = -.
eerned- Virginia hersaAer : $3.50
north By Pepnsylvsnia ana - - ~
Blue Ridge. Maryland . bouoiei -
by the Blue Ridge. south s. North 90
lima. and east b the Chsnpe5ke. -
Delaware. bounded @ ths - 81 -
Atlantic and On the wsst s. IL d.
aPeake. takes instant raak . : - G1.ss
This beautiful map-mskisg . fuisSed q
ny the retrocession to the Fsderel Cor.
sroment Of that portion of the Dist,iee d
Columbia abandoned 70 alaverv.Lv |.
siav'sh Congress-. Richmond becomss !.
Maryland village; Accom- -, the hone 81
Wise, Delaware county.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

laxatiss - besesosssd 10. But.
; tax i alu1Js unacceptable, and
- oneross, under III the circum-
/ trusk yoa viii b able 10 device
shod y which IL imposition It
- 10y = avoided.
eGslainrp heinz eonalituissally
esSt $50 eestsact deb&s, to any
nt that may b. necessary for the de-
Of the State" It seems to me that
est method of raising the required
would be to borrow. on the bonds Of
State, an amount sufficient for our
pse, after deduc,ing therefrom . pro-
proportion to be reserved Is q sinking
for their redemption.
e interest on the bonds might be met
3yesy slight increase of the present
: If direct taxation; which, 90
puld not amount 70 the rate
|heerfully borne by our peo-
rebellion threatened the Tn
mus pledging the States credit,
will be- relieved from paying at
heavy debt which has been fas-
pm US By the insane conduct Of the
d. We shall also be spared the NOR
Ption which would certainly ensue in
(equence Of our inability to collect the
lssary amount by direct taxation in
time to meet our obligations to the
|ernment.
may not be inappropriate to suggest
that you cannot reasonably expect
assistance to meet the exigencies of
an occasion from the current receipts
the Treasury. The Comptroller Of
Department informs me that on the
} Of September, 1861, at the close Of
fiscal year, the condition of the Trea-
! was 40 follows:
anes on hand a. Of Sept. 3O,h,. 1860
3255, 5s7 rs
'eipts during the year 96O, sl3. Os
$l.21e, 400. 81
during the year l.O46. s56.4I
balance Of $1,000. A
MEMBER Both. 1861. ==-==
nepds upon the Treasury
rsar. p. O0G. 100 90
fund on the 3Oth
81. s23, 2229 IS
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

- Never purchase love os friesdshiu
y g'fss. When thus obtained. they are
'oss - soof as you stop payment.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

New PErTlcoAr.-A novelty in pess;-
coats has recently been adopted among
the fasbiooables. For oil but dreee. thc
white petticoat has been discarded lor
one OF alpaca and these have meat sd .
vantage Of the linen OF cotton on. ina..
much - they are lighter md d not -.
their Stiffness. OF course i 4 nec.e..,-
tn.s II The dress be psessdias 5ar.ge, o.
osnsr e'ess sexesss. The Peetissss usse Ia
OF ne same eosas.-ars nsds vssy fall
gorsd, and have brood black ribSoe or
velvet above he BEN some Zines ther, :
tri"niss q gathered ribtes put o IN
vaodPikes. The dresses 90 isv,s;shiv
caught Up d the sids 10 dow thie ..
der psssiso.s. Where IL i not neeesesrv
to match sbe tint a the drsas. 8 ssocs
color = the best shade Sos wear.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

81 Great men asver sven. q i
oaly the empty and light-Asadsl sAs m,
% a,rs. True grsssaes i alssys meek
ssd Aumbls.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-12-12

II A VT enes ssksd . passsss What
para b pessesmsd IN the great drama Of
l,'e ~ nisd my eva business" vss
see reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

santos coffee on the Goth Angus. ,sa, ,os or ,.1a, ~
ceved since TO date per Ec ~ - vs ~,
tude 6OIs do; do PEI 1ses o,"oo go; 10 ~. roi.
per G. Swedsen NanteHl wv w, W.
ia l72 bags-.ays 70 &c yio n.y. Grant 1os oo5
bags.ec vino e1olr ~ ps e>',ka.eu u. y. ~
OF Augp., 1s6I of Ias osn @ os On nv 90 o'n J '
Iap..,ro aos 'n ,S" oogsS ASracafbo, i3oiV DO
nav 900 ba%s 8, 10y a,soV government b'gs hoin
Stcct or bio H. s,5so-tot iof GOV o nj
ladenbio 900 do 81 ~ ~ ooo oses .a III otn
total iho 7ho bors VA 'oS i"k, august ~, io'@oo
' CN11rny Tho ,enr,,,, aa a. IA, - .o.
. 5oo holos ,,os;,n - Ts n, WIN sAes .. V S
,n,iJ,,n1 "i WIG p"s'S VI Ao1ac' io'so' io'
Enr,csr,s 80 j., ,.,,. - ., 49,, a. MI,
or,agoant y, VIZ auIse az, nna i "a. ing
cheGv ,,,rn q, 40, - p "a ~ ~ u' oo,oo oaS'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28
THE EXPECTED ATTACK ON THE NEWS
OEFICE AND OTHER InIfpNAIS

II has been fully proven to the police that mob
Intended demoishing the Neos Office on Monday night
chat the fact became known the police was the only
that prevented them from CARVING into effect their
purposed plans number Of daring ruiIane had been
secretly employed, aud between two and three O'Clock
yesterday morning the rioters congrecate in and
about the Neos Office and when the cry given to en-
tor and demolsh everything in the composing cdloria,
and counting rooms, also the presses. The Ddy Book
Office was next TO be visited and finally the Journal of
Commerce The fact, however, became known an carly
hour to the editors OF the Journal Of Commerce
aud they Immediately notified the Superintendent OF
Police and Captain siivey, of the First precAe strong
force was accordingly held in reserve under Captain
Carpenter the active movements Of the poce the
vicinity Of the AcS Office fully satisfied those who were
to carry out their designs that the police well
of their movements and it would be useless 10 attempt H.
Inspector Carpenter in the vicinity OF the Park until
ell tie papers had gonS to press, and lie had fully satisfied
himself that all was sa =.
Whether an attempt will again be made II is Not
sEowh the OF tic ringieaders are well Known TO
8 crineadent Kennedy at their actions will hs closely
watched
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

bone ash Tor Falmouth, z; schrs Kate Weston Adams TO
wssssf % %apsiIet@ az ypah for do do
London for Cardiff 18th, Ocean Belle Robinson, from DO
sr MaAs,s HrAD, Aug loon, L Merritt, Berry, from
soura If FoaSlAso Aug lo-oa, Thos Perkins. seyeas
frsm Bordeaux Tor ds, s,lba r.,o v..,..
SIMON Liberia July HIN port brig somers, Caulfed, for
SIERRA LEONE July lln port schr Coral Queen, Meyer
from Boston VIA aoees arr Rs Jgne SMYRNA
American Ports.
Ha sGsiecS ASs Hszod SBdford md %ass
asSy ssas a xS Msss
iss s.Sss "a
San s Sf EST s sFEa for n; ana &
smcrs: sa, wind I, steamer 4 Forbes, kBrunswick;
BARK S WaMySg for with her LANYARD
snshSrsa f. Nantasist Roads
nsSrs3; ship PsrSesia osisSsa Sars Nessor
s syleas eg Forward B cehfuesos Ann Elizabeth
Hass b hss s1 ship Europa p,ssm Won
ia sehss IhSs Bunting Antigua Darns
b As SS s F Hh IaDse Barley Tore
BRISTOL, Aug sArr schr Isaac Hazard, Wilson, ELI.
St Ga ssa NJ 7o
ppIGnToN Avg sa-Arr schr Salmon washSurn Thrashsr.
p i EALM6uTH Aug asArr scAr Waterman. Bowman,
Hs'; Ms. Ess
SS NEW ,Gq Rypgs sSrd sHs Collins
Sg s SoFs 50
EIizS % s Kossu!h New '' 'a"''''
dslpha Leader Bsarss ShaSn y s. john boyle, Iii.
ks ss
as HsTF 81 ,s o s
p ns% s sssse Butler
MEN HtA Ya. A9s sA sSrs MereeT Eliza.
Mary esrsn Ss ADAMS DAMS Fl Pi his
;s1ss assslses 1sui. Cummings.
FSSss;s@ sres
iafas d RS w sn
board viii proessd t % Fhdspna 70 ds
a Ra psnp BSEG,ossy r cs,
E.S SsH:
yds Ga A@ er Rs s Esss New
PROVIDENCE, Avg 2i-ste,iasr wssehssier jones', New
EGf srss sss B cVf so n Ssa
f aen Ms sss Ss snny @ port
dou Van Buren, Lewis Port Even Sid sehTs Laura Fran
EaiT Rasns Mary Rcaarass and
Mary NEW EMILY rs Snow New York; sOop Win BOWEN Brother
25th-Arr steamer Pelican Williams New York; schrs B
Eldredge. Snow, New York; Amelia, Rockhill Phade
phia sleeps Vienna, Davis Ezabehpor Julia Davis
Port Even Sid brig Monica Phillips rsadpha; sshrs
Smith Carroll Croker and Balloon, Phorook New York;
si0ops Congress Cobegh, and een Rbcock Port Even.
PAWTUCkET Aug 24--Arr sioop ID Hoibrook Quick Ron
dout. Sid schr Noniezuma, Davis NY0rk.
. PORTSMOUTH, Aug A-Arr schr Flying Cloud Hill, New
York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Arr bark Ca lina, Demoro Ma
zaan. 6th ship Herald Of the Morning, Mitchell, NYork
tMarch o} with loss Of bowsp Sid ship Surprise IT.
vine, Callao
SALEM, Aug 2t-Arr sshrs Mary Smith, Philadelphia
25tn. Miller, Clifford, do Cid 2ith schrs Pb9nsnnock,
Barnes Philadelphia; Danl Webster, Perry New York. Sid
sehr PcquonEock.
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Schr ] l. Lane Lewis, Providence, days.
Schr Almira f. Briggs, Providenc.
Schr Mount Carr, Providence.
S,hr Sea0owcr, -, Providence
S.Ar Eimyra Whitman, Providence.
Sehr Argus Norris, Somerset.
Schr Calais Packet Hubbard, East Haadam.
Schr J A Smith, Law, New London, days
Sehr Mary Town, Crammer Bridgeport for Washington
DC.
Schr Hudson, Waterman, Allyn's Point.
Schr Sterling, Dill, New Haven, days.
ScLr NJ Partridge, Tisbury, Port Even for Rockland
Siuop New World Taylor Eizabethport for Rocky I'M
Sloop y Mangam Russell Taunton.
Sloup Fashion Young Providence
Sloop Rhode Island, Remington Providence
Steamer Woodward, Cundiif, Baltimore.
Steamer Alice, Christopher, Baltimore
Steamer Vulcan Morrison, Philadelphia.
Steamer Rariaa Slower, Philadelphia.
Steamer Iaeony, Ely, philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, PhlladelphlR.
Steamer Delaware, Ashmead, trenton
Steamer Westchester. Jones, Providence.
Steamer New London Smith, New London
BELOW.
Ship Ocean-(By pilot boat Fannie, l)
SAILED.
Br steamship Khersonese London land anchored a. qua
rantne); u revenue cutter Corwin, on a cruise
26thShipa Australia (rt, Liverpool bark Johann jacob
{Pru) Queenstown Les Ams 81 Jean de LUZ tfr avre
Dodge, Trinidad; John Benson, Ponce; brig Eden
(AusD, Plymouth; sehr w Griffin ST Kits.
Wind during the day SSE, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

This table proves in the most conclusive manner tina
al the debts contracted by the United States unlike thos
oil other nations, are treated purely commercial
actions to be paid at an early day, and for which pro
visions have always been speedily made, and which
one period entirely extipguished the debt and reduced
it to merely nominal amounts at two others. As tn
people are The government they anxious to be
leved from debts existing against them in elective
these in private capacity. Each fees that tic per.
sonaly owes portion Of it., and he wishes be dis
charged of the burthen possible 1T this
try those who vote the money il. The conviction
this fact is coupled with oyery financial transaction
government,
1t is a remarkable fact that for eleven year.
United States 6's have averaged ll9 per cent in
price, and for 10 years ll6 per cent. The circular,
referring to this subject, goes on to say
Uniled States stocks have averaged prices which have
realized the holders considerably less than per cent
will be seen by the following statement of quotations
those stocks for the last nineteen YeaIs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28
THE NAVY.

srsp BOATS &c-There is some act v,,v IN 1ngsyso,,s
Boat Bazaar in South street, IN {" ,ng ont surf boats
launches gigs and rowboats, for the various gupboas in
process OF ou'ong anu truction in the several
board cities These ooa' are being constructed under
direction of govcrnme'At ogents
INTENDED LAUNCH OF NEW Observation-Disclosures new
gunpoa LOT the United States government 10 be named
The Fempa, w'h be launched three O'Clock this after
noon from Mr. Tb omas Stacks shpyard, foot OF North
Sixth street, Williamsburg
Tho Unite9 States ship Constellation, Flag 0ficer
fntnan was at St. Helena the 23d ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

canadian -four was in limited supply, with small sales
81 so 81 so for extra. Southern -four heavy and
tho chief demand was for new, which was not
plenty. The sales embraced about 200 500
bbis., closing within the range Of the above prices.
Rye Hour was steady AT our quotations. with sales Of 800
barrels. Corn meal in limited requt 81 with gilt
sales ut the above hgres Wheat was heavy OWNS 10
the scarcity of freight and the advance Ia rates the
market closed at &c. Sc bushe lower. The sales ut
the concession olerably active; the transact ors
footed UP about 50,0O0 bushels at 81 a 81 o2 for
Racine spring, 81 "a 81 35 for white kentucky aud
some lots at 81 35 ii 37l, 81 rs 81 80 Tor white
Western, 81 rs 81 30 for white Canadian 81 Ii 81 Is
for rcd Western, 81 1917 81 22R fo Winter do 92c
81 0S for Milwaukee club, and 81 OF for thcago spring
lower but active at the colceSsiln VITA s1ks
about 200 eco BUSHES, chiefly for export ana ipent
Eastward at 42c. 43c for heated 4sc dc fpi Now
England shipments, and at 47c. iSc Cor Wrst m mixed
for export, Western yellow at soc. 5lc nnd BE- do fer
white. Rye quiet bit steady a Co., gor No Oh liver
liley was quiet and nominal. US were steady an in
fair ccmand at SIC q 33c for State
CoPEK.-The market was steady, with sales Of | 200
Bags Of RIO, part at "A &C, part at l4c. "a 5c ~ 30
l4c. 15c. Nessrs. VIM Scot SIN in their circular
OF to-day give the following account OF and siocs in
this market for the week ending to Of Flo aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28
WINES AND LIQUORS.

YT,HE ATTENTION Or TAvERNKEEPEIss AND LIQUOR
superior quality oi Hammers fresh brcwed Champagne
Ale. This ale is brewe fresh at all Of the year,
andthc keeping quality of IT, especially Of such brewed
during The most excessive hot weather Is guaranteed for
any length Of time. Charge S2 per hhd and So per bb
delivered TO aay part of the city Of New York. Tree q ex
pense. Payment, cash delivery Orders sent to Ham
ncr's Brewery in Harem Will be attended to with d.
spatca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY,. August 27-6 p.

TUESDAY, August 2I--6 !. VI.
AsHEs.The market quiet, with small sales Al s. %
for potts. and So 37k for pearls
BREApsTyFFs.-FTour-Ihc mar ket was less buoyant
and closed at decline grades Of Sc to Toe pr
Dbl. The sales embraced about II coo bbs., closing
within the following range Of prices -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28
DISASy Err TO THE UNITED STATES GUN
BOAT r. b. FORBES.
BosroN, August 81, 1861

BOSTON, August u 1861.
The United States gunboat r. b. Forbes, hence fOr
Washington, got ashore at Monomoy Point ut haifI,s
sven O'Clock last night She got or this morning and
anchored The amount of damage her Is yet
tanned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

Since January si2soS ,s75 IS 1888 ASS seen l3l
This is very handsome show; considering the
heavy export Of same week last year, an increase
was Nqrdly TO be expected. OF the above exports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28
FURNITURE.

4 BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMsLLED FURNITURE
N for S24, in, all colors Of warranted manufactures
also solid chestnut Chamber Snis plain and orRameual
at II. F. FARRTNGTONS, No 1868 Canal street, opposite
Wooster. Established in 1S4S
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES WANT
Il ed.-Any person having a house well furnished,
and wishing to dispose of the entire Furniture &C.,
low figure for cash. may hnd purchaser by addressing
for one week Cash box 100 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

CtT0LEN-FROM NO. 1877 RfvINGTON STREET, A
- Butchers Cart with the name Of Pm. Friedman, q
Essex market each side. Whoever will return the
same will be suitably rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

1000 REWARD-LoST, ON SATURDAY, AUGUST
DAOO a. in going from the corner Of Mott and
Byard streets to the Ivy Green small package Of city
bills Any person returning the said package No. 2Sa
Water street, will receive the above reward and ques
tons asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

r OsT-0N SUNDAY, AUGUST IS, IN NORFOLK
IL street, between Grand and Hester, black and tan
Terrier Dog: he having srayed from stable. Whoever
will return him to 374 Grand street will be handsomely
rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28
REWARDS.

tt = REWARD.--DOG LOST-0N THE AFTERNOON
DD of August 81, from the Office Of the subscriber
black and white Newfoundland Bitch, under part lower
jaw mostly white. Any party binding the dog will receive
the above reward and no questions asked by returning
her to II. II. Jones, 412 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

r OsT-0N MONDAY, AUGUST 26, A GREEN PAR
IL rot, with red bend. A suitable reward will bt
paid upon its return at 81 Greenwich avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

GEOA REWARD.-sT0IEN, FROM THE MANSION
DetOO House H)tel, Long Branch on the morning
of Wednesday the 2st from the bedroom Of lady tho
following ewes-Threo Diamond Stars Brooch large
Emerald. set round with diamonds; two drop Earrings,
emerald and diaHong Ring aige emerald and two
diamond Bracelets, pearl serpent Bracelet, Turquoise
asee, tat enamelled gold Bracelet, pearl and torquoise
Bracelet set in gold, with medallion in the eentre gold
Bracelet with garnetS imitation Bracelet. Tie above
reward will be paid for the recovery of the property
proportonate for sued quantity may be restored
Apply to Capt JOE BOWLING, Sixth precinct II Frank
lin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

T OsT-ON OR ABOUT THE 18TH OF AUGUST, IN
IL the city Of New York vicirity, a black Book
marked William n. Houseman Co., boat No q foot o
raj Bills and papers of value to any but the
$40 reward will be paid delivery of said articles Cal
the boat. WI. II. HOJJSBMAE Il co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
NEWJERSEY ITE.NS.

Wrsr EoBoErS RnIEoAD.-A railroad from Hobo
ken Ferry to West HObokon, on tho Bergen ileghts,
sas been chartered and is expected 10 be put into oper
alton at an early day. Two railroads for The "ecommo'
dalton of the increasing travel from Scw-iork to the
suburbs just beyond obokcn already IN suc'"ssfn
operation-ono 10 Wechavken and one 70 Hudson City
The 20 West Hoboken viii scarcely be laid before
two others now in contemplation, VIII probably be
commenced.
The demand for houses along The Paiisado heights 70
greater than the supply. Thousands aro seekng quar-
tJ Tor no coming year near tho new terminus Of tho
Eew-Yori and Lie Rlilrood. Tho waste places be-
tween Hoboken aud jersey City win Soon be- coz cred
~ new blocks Of houses needed for the Increase Of the
unpulation.