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49,, pisbandfpg the Frcedmen's
va Bureau.

,....,,or No. 10, dated Washington, No
.tl, II. from General Q. Q. Howard,
y .a.... that. in accordance with the act OF
.'I' ,-oss Of July Is, 1865, the operations Of
cong n,,reau. excepting the educational
t's -.,,rnt and collection and payment Of
'e9', 3ne soldiers and sailors and their
|.~, from the Government on account Of
,e ,t,,.r services, will he discontinued on
|''' @,s, n December next. All officers OF
'S ,-';.ary service will he relieved and
H.. H., agents discharged, to take effect on
,..'. ,.. exccr! that in Virginia will be re-
'" lane assistant commissioner, who will
', ,...t a. Superintendent of schools; one
%,..'t,.-sirr officer for the educational de-
0, "-,,.c,t and payment of bounties; one
Ion; for the payment OF bountles four
:.,art superintendents Of schools; one
~ sar the assistant commissioner and
49, s,,perintendent two clerks for the
..r-,rrs;rg officer. North Carolina: As
..o. commissioner and chief superin-
-sn-t Of schools; one disbursing officer
~ .tr educational department and for the
..-~rnot Of bounties; two agents for the
-.rv pEt oil DOunlleS lHTee ASslsttnk SUI
.,.a,crlents of schools three clerks.
;r,h Carolina: Assistant commissioner
- chief superintendent Of schools; one
.,,g~.;ng officer for the educational de-
,,-.mcnJ and for the payment of claims !;
.. SCENTS for the payment of bounties !;
.g assistant superintendent Of schools {;
re clerks. LOther States are provided
/. u the same way.
he orders relating to the freedmen's
.,.,.tals at New Orleans, Vicksburg, Rich
-.l, and Washington, will hereafter be
-zmuncated. In the mean time the num-
+, If medical officers, attendants, and pa
.s.. now in those hospitals will be reduced
a. @selily as possible, and they will be
~...cted with view to closing them at an
s,,.y day. All other medical attendants
All employees will be discharged on the 3lst
:, December next. Medical supplies and
s,.r,tal stores will be sold or disposed Of
~,Isr the direction Of the chief medical
..-,e-
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COLONEL JoHNsoN's WIDow.-Mrs. Pat
tie B. Johnson, the widow of Thomas 0.
Johnson, late president of Randolph Macon
College, Virginia, has commenced suit
against the indianapolis and st. Louis
Railroad Company for $4,000 damages on
the ground that her husband was killed
through the criminal negligence Of the
employees Of that road. He was in sleep
ing-car which was to be left off at NATION.
While he was passing from that to another
car the cars were suddenly uncoupled,
throwing him upon the track, where he
was run over and killed.
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PROGRESSIVE QUAKERs.-Our English ex-
changes lately announced a startling fact.
In London it has become quite common to
see Quaker5 who still wear the grave and
sober attire Of sposless drab sporting mus
taches Of various hues and styles while
not few have so far compromised with the
mammou of unrighteousness rs to indulge
in side-whiskers of very respectable pro-
lortiOns.-W World.
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NHN RorrES FALL OUT.--The diff
m.tg in the congregational church Of this
,g eliminated in personal interview to-
... between General Howard and the Rev.
l'. Ioyu,on, pastor Of the church, who
"sa'..y encountered each other on the
street, General Howard commenced the
..aa4uy by saying
81 take this occasion to pronounce all
0a.Eou nave said Of me an unmitigated
h,caool."
lr. Boynton: "Do you mean to call me
& lar"
De@eral Howard /" mean what I say,
val pronounce your statement an unmiti
..a,@.chcol."
lT. E>ynton: "Then you mean to call
&e l.art"
"sayral Howard; I" Yes, sir; l say that
ysa have lied"
Dr.. Byynton: "If, sir, you had two arms
sa9u.d thrash you for insulting me-"
0.4yra! Howard Never mind my arm :;
" II, and thrash me if you can. - WASH
"s.n letter IN baltimore Gazette.
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Later from Mexico.

HAVANA, November 24.-Later advices
from Mexico say that the resignation OF
Mejia as Minister of War is considered
certain.
The reported instruction at Sierra Pue-
bla is unfounded.
The Secretary of the Treasury complains
that the custom-house officers disregard his
instructions.
The American schooner Eugene, from
Nantila for Galveston, has been wrecked.
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WEST VIRGINIA JUDICIARY. Radical
Judges were elected at the October cleo
zion in every circuit of West Virginia ex-
cepting Wheeling, where the matter is in
contest. Ollie in the Morgantown, Stuart
in the Doddridge, Loomis in the Parkers-
burg, Hege in the Kanawha, Harrison in
the Greenbrier, Irvine in the Lewis, Har-
rison in the Taylor, Smith in the Hardy,
Hall in the Jefferson, Gillespie in the Ra-
leigh, Ferguson in the Cabell, and R. S.
Brown in the Jackson circuit.
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Proprietor Of the Mercury.

The ALABAMA CLAIMs.-A solution has
been reached which is accepted by our Co.
vernment DIS entirely satisfactory Wash
ington Star.
We are authorized to say that the above
statement is incorrect.-IFd Washington Re
publican.
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CASE OF D1voRcE.-To-day, Judge DIN,
in the Equity Court, made decree di-
vorcng Joseph s. Winston from the bonds
Of matrimouy with Sarah J. Winston. The
petitioner represents that hewa married to
defendant in the city of Richmond on the
18th of December, 1865; that in July, 1867,
the defendant left him and went to a house of
prostitution, where she has since lived, not
withstanding his endeavors to reclaim her.
Washington Star, 23d.
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EsrHATE OF EXPENDITURES FOR THE
Wat FISCAL YEAR.-Ihe estimates Of ex-
,saditures Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
.r the next fiscal year, ending June 80,
.,-U, will he from forty to fifty millions
.,s than they were for the present fiscal
g-ar unless the Indian war should become
nre Formidable than is indicated at pre-
Int, Last year the estimates for the ex-
.sl-es 0, the Navy Department we're placed
thirty FIVE millions, hut for the next year
!, Is understood that they will not 60 much
. eeouI twenty millions.
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The Florida Government.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November 24.-The
Supreme Court to-day gave Lieutenant
Governor Gleason until II o'clock to-mor-
row to show why writ of quo aoarranto
should not be issued. The court had an
afternoon session. and it is understood that
its opinion asked by Governor Read on the
constitutionality of his impeachment will
be rendered soon, perhaps tonight.
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The Whfskey-Rfng Muddie-Indict.
ment Of Fullerton and Others.

NEW YORK, November 24.-The grand
jury of the United States Circuit Court has
indicted Judge Fullerton, Birdsall, and
others, for conspiracy connected with the
whiskey frauds, and warrants have been
issued for their arrest
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ErIscorAL CONVENTION OF THE EASTERN
SHoRE-ELECTIoN OF uop.-The clergy
and laity of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
assembled in convention in Christ church
ia Easton on Thursday last, and elected
Bishop Lay, of Arkansas, Bishop of the
Diocese Of "Easton."
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Washington telegram reports the fol-
."'nS II has leaked out that Thurlow
.... .Sl anu Henry }. Raymond are busy ne
...''-"s Tor what remains Of the old Intel
.'.'' WIN view TO making it Grants
.s'4' Weed Is 10 reside here and have
,.aisg Of II, while Raymond contributes
,l ,-' nc" York. Forney's Chronicle and
, ,1s '".ss'ynocr are both for sale. II is
I--yia'-91 that Uorham, Secretary of the
''1'': wants 10 purchase the Chronicle.
a.. III 4'op&'ch from New York says General
'.'4' has written letter to General Slo
~ -'- (Deooerat) congratulating him on his
,...,'H 10 Congress, ana intimating that
49,, 1919 VIII nor probably be anything in the
- administration which moderate De-
M, -.'4' may not pport.-NationaI Intel
5., ne Memphis, Tenn, city stables were
-. 'a'oSed by fire Sunday. Edward O'Don-
.I ,''' NE Waterman on the premises, was so
N,s'sLy burned that his life is despaired Of.
''11y horses persisted in the flames.
h.. landslide which occurred near West
... ,''', Me, Sunday, covered about forty
ca,.... III area, and completely filed the
.'~'e' Of the rresumpscot river.
n & D. DeaGe, Jr,, Of Lypehburg, is again
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ag- THE GRECIAN BEND IN RICHMOND

FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS THE
PEOPLE MAY BE SEEN BENDING
TOWARDS THE STORE
JOSEPH sTRAUsE
to secure some of the cheapest goods ever before
offered in this city, suitable for the present and
approaching cold DAYS.
below you will find the prices Of a few Of the
many CHEAP GOODS:
leo COLORED BED BLANKETS at g. 50
worth 80;
100 COLORED BED BLANKETS at s2.7s
worth 1915; ...,
500 1o-4 WHITE FAMILY BED BLANKETS at
$a.s7 worth SIS;
$50 pairs WHITE HEAVY BED BLANKETS at
SIS worth 81; rs pairs at SO, 81, So, $40,
&c.-worth that In gold;
5oLARGE, BEAUTIFUL BED SPREADS at
81, cheap at SO;
$50 LADIES' BALMORAL SKIRTS at slworth
$3.50;
200 more of the BEST and HANDSOMEST from
80, SO, g. &c.;
L 900 LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN's
SHAWLS at the lowest prices:
$50 LADIES' CLOAKS, Just from auction, at
half their value;
100 dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS for 81 worth sl.so;
l25 dozen of all grades and prices to suit every
body;
The best quality and high y-colored FRENCH
MERINOES at 81 worth 81 50, and selling
at that almost everywhere;
IS pieces beautiful EMPRESS CLOTH at SIZE;
PLAIN and FIGURED DELAINE, POP.
Inns, MUSLIN, REPS, SER GE,
BLACK and COLORED ALPACA,
LINsEYs, SCOTCH PLAIDs, &C., as.
tonishIugly low;
2,oOo pairs best KID GLOVES ct 81. rs cheap at 81
so dozen LADIES' WHALEBONE CORSETs
at 81 worth 81;
IS do en- GENTS UNDERSHIRTS from 75c
upwards
IRISH LINEN,
TABLE DAMASK,
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS, &c.
LADIES' HOSE from l2Ic. upwards;
BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING
at lOc.
d. BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING
at 123c., 15c., and higher;
CALICOES at 10, and l2ic. per yard;
ALL-WOOL WHITE, GRAY, RED, an(
YELLOW FLANNEL-the cheapest IL
this city;
KENTUCKY JEANS at lsc.;
KERSEY5 at CSC.
SATINETS,
CASSIMEREs,
DOESKINs,
BROADCLOTH,
TWEEDS, &C.,
for MEMS and BOYS WEAR, at prices tina
cannot be surpassed by any other house in Rich
mond.
AllIask Is a call from one and all. guarantee
satisfaction In everything above mentioned, be
sides Il saving OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
In the purchase OF goods.
j. Z. HAYNES, formerly OF K Ing William county
Va, and K. $. SMITHER will be glad to see thei
friends and acquaintances.
Particular attention Is asked OF all the cOuntr
people not to delay until 1t be too late to secur
some of those BARGAINS at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
No. 1888 Main street,
hatwaap and
no 20 near Harris & Brothers.
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fL4rf.ENs.-TLe Albany argus Demo
"aIci Is down upon" platform makers
ID national Conventions. Itsays: /" To deny
vac rgn; Of petition, 10 favor the extern
Nv. ..' Of slavery, to pronounce the wer q
azure, and TO put forth a creed Of thirty
Line articles, seems to be favorite amuse-
r.sNi OF the politicians of the South and
"ss' when assembled in convention, but it
= ae-'h to us. We propose in the future
49, 10 be the victims Of these experiment.
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The DIFFERESCE.-At meeting Of the
Dorcas Society held in Hoboken few eve
nings since young lady propounded to q
learned Presbyterian divine the following
interrogatory: doctor, won't you be so
good as to explain to us the difference be-
tween ministers of the Roman Catholic and
Baptist Churches ?" ooh, it is very
slight: one uses wax candles-the other
5ipc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sr FOR FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY.

We offer our ENTIRE ASSORTMENT of DRY
GOODS at VERY LOW PRICES until the sth
OF December, when we shall consolidate our pre-
sent stores, and open at our
NEW AND LARGE ESTABLISHMENT,
No 14ls MAIN STREET.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF GENERAL B. F. But
la&.-Aur York., November ga special
% The Ece1,i"g Express from Lowell, Mass,
.'!s General Butler lies very Ill ar his resi-
's1se here, and fears are entertained that
~S may not recover. At one period he is
'-'4 10 have been entirely speechless.
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SALE OF LAND.-Gene, al D. Ruggles,
land agent, has sold "Spring HILL" in
King George county, containing about seven
hundred acres, to Mr.. Davidson, of Penn
sylvania, for sl5,OOO-part cash.-Frede-
yicb.sbltrd Herald.
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GENERAL ScHoFIELD.-While Schofield
vi. yanyassiu- the Senate to ascertain if
.e.g.d be confirmed il nominated as Secre-
TRY OF War, q Radical senator called upon
General Grant for his advice. The Gene
u. frankly stated that he was utterly OPP
lo,eI 10 Placing military officers in civil
,.tl5us while retaining their commits
.0as, hut under the peculiar circum-
sauces he thought the rule might be de-
lrvI fron.- Washington letter in Ball.
Pc lI-..t,.
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South Carolina legislature,

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 24.-The
South Carolina Legislature met to-day, and
the House organized and appointed COM
mittee to wait on the Governor. The Senate
having no quorum, adjourned.
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IyRrAsED TANATGov..-It is reported
t-: distinguished Republican senator has
l.seI the Secretary Of the Treasury as to
ne rvlicy which he will recommend to
ngrc.s concerning the finances. The re-
NY wa-, an increase Of taXation.-N0ti0nal
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HALIFAX, N. s., November 24.-The fall
mackerel fisheries have proved almost a
total failure. Distress is apprehended this
winter
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In order to avoid the trouble and expense OF re-
moving the large stock OF desirable goods wt
now have on hand, we viii sell everything without
reserve, and astonishingly cheap.
Call and secure the bargains at
VIM. THALHIMER & sons,
als Broad, between Third and Fourth streets,
and No. 1919 Main street (Ezekiel's old stand).
no 23-lw
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LAND SALE.-Within the past few days
Mrs. Moorman's farm, within three mile!
of the city, was sold to Mr.. Chase, of Penn
sylvania. The tract contains about 15t
acres, and sold at S., 500-equivalent tt
cash. -Luchbenq Republican.
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A CARD.-Circumstan beyond my con-
troll have caused the suspension Of the
Charleston Mercury. But the public should
not be led to the conclusion that the paper
is extinct. Measures are afoot for issuing
it again on a substantial basis, and it is
expected to put it forth in style that will
satisfy every requirement of frst-class
southern newspaper.
R. B. RHETT, Jr.,
Proprietor of the Mercurg.
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The Philadelphia Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, November 24.-The coro-
ner's jury in the case of Mrs. Mary E. Hill,
the lady who was murdered by George s.
Switched, Jr., her son-in-law, have COM
mitted both him and his wife for trial.
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SPA IN.


NAPLES, November 24.-The eruption of
Mt. Vesuvius is subsiding, and no fears are
now felt for the safety of the adjacent vii
lagos.
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Seymour's official Majority I'm New
York.

ALBANY, n. Y, November 24.-The Off
cial majority of Slocum over Roberts, who
heads the Republican electoral ticket, is
just 10000. The average majority for the
seymour electors is 9,963.
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BOARDING. ARD LODGING.

DOARD INAPRIVATE FAMILY.-Two
- gentlemen and their wives can be accommo-
Il ted with PLEASANT ROOMS and BOARD In
the best part of the city, where everything Is neat
clean, and plentiful. Address box 35s, city post
office. no N-btS
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PRUSSIA.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, November 24.-Bismarck makes
no secret Of his affil iation with the Liberal
party.
SPAIN.
MADRID, November 24.-The advocates
of the republic seem to be gaining ground.
Barcelona fayors republic on the Federal
plan.
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The Erie Railroad i'm the Hands OF
q Receiver.

New YORK, November 24.-Judge South
erland has placed the Erie railroad in the
hands Of ex-Judge Davis as receiver.
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JEWELRY, &c.
| LASKA DIAMONDS.

a newly-discovered TRANSPARENT CAR
BOMBED QUARTZ. equal in briliiancy to the
real diamond, mounted at our own factory IN arts
tic settings, GU.akkNIEED FINE GOLD, and
sold by US at oNE-FIFTIFTH Of the cost Of real
diamonds, to which they equal IN every respect
Solitaire Eardrops, per pair 85 and SO; Soil
taire Finger Rings IS and Bl0 Solitaire Gents
Bosom Pins, So IS, 80, 80, .Sl5, 40; Solitaire
Bosom pins $40 and $i2; Gents Cluster Bosom
Pin with Tail. 80; Cluster Pin and Earrings, RlO
and S2s; Cluster Cross, 3d. $40, and BIS !; Cluster
Cross Bosom Pin and Earrings. $50 and S2s; Clus-
ter Finger Rings, Is, is, $40 and $l2.
Orders less than IS must be accompanied with a
posoiice order. and the goods sent free. orders
exec. ding that amount, by express for collection
on delivery, customers paying ali express charges.
TRY Us. Address
JAMES T. MONROE Il CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers,
oc 2s-2m 1875 broadway, New York.
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POWDEB, SHOT, Sc.

DUPONT'S POWDER.
1900 packages Of this unrlyallcd
SPORTI e., MINING. AND BLASTING
POWDER
In kegs, halfkegs, quarter-kegs, and canisters /;
100 ooo feet BEST As sSRsETY FUSE,
for sale by K. " ). WuR ADJ & Gov
no 6-eGdIw Agents FOR the manufacturers.
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DENTISTRY.

MENTAL NOTICE REDUCTIONG WR
~ IN THE PRICE OF ARTIFICIAL t31ff1
TEETH.-The undersigned win insert FULL UP
TEETH for TWENTY to THIRTY DOLLARS
SET. Old gold sets will be taken In exchange
for new sets on vulcanite at small additional
charge.
Sixth and Seventh streets.
Oc lA2m JOHN HAHONY.
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~ E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in Ann
VI serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL~CNU
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
feet 1T and durability warranted. Call and see
specimens of the work
Particular attention devoted to filling and pre-
serving the teeth.
Teeth xtracted without pain.
Dental Rooms, so2 Broad street. oc 10
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PdSSEEGERS TO ARRITE.

FROM SAN FRANCISCOThe Sacramento which sailed the 18Th
H. Wooster wife and four children C. H. Gilman and
D. Lrhm Miss NJ. r. Scott Mrs A. Sands and two child
A. Finance and wife Mrs A. Gould, Mrs j. A. DlDka2e. daug-
Cox, H. 81 Jeua william T. Cater attnyl j.
Baggs Wide, j. ID. Fraser II Cook T. $. n. L r. Ba.
Mrs L. BOothhy Miss A. NJ Mckinney Mrs Jane,
Budden Mrs C. NJ Pnce NJ Carpenter aed wife L. HolbeeA W
NJ. and q. D. Arnold Charles Kinney John
Ielnld. p jenkins ]. II. hauiagte0, A. Duise J.
Fgrini ". Sawyer. \ T. Rogers ". II. Small. G. ~
Merchant. c. H. MivseE. n b. Psyster. \. ThOmet. A
GGori j. A. ruhr Mrs l. A. Pair and daaghter Gray
Neahaus A. Clement W. Miner Miss NJ. Jortan
Mrs General Reuo child Barbara and wife Jersessa
Elliott H. Greer NJ Huch W. Bachelor, 7. Whaea, w
o. Acker W. j. Langley, L. Lande Mrs NJ B. Cbaab~rs, Mrs
W. Dodge Robert bonnet 0coaner Mrs Clara OConne
wife W4erfed. wife child, Mrs. w. H.
Webb NJ Barrett Baker. Fletcher ard boy Bret
tene Thomas Cray Coy " Waade Mr b. Bkrney and IN
fnt Mrs H. Btltee j. Cseanno, r. I. Shnpe Whitaker
Anes j. Keuner. d. ONr. j. neirelle r. Partridge. Mrs
three chieren Professor GukmAn Barney agaa
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cprns pursers arriving this port requested TO
deliver packages addressed the NeYo Associated Press only
persons exhibiting authority OF j. W. ShouOu General
packages the Journal Of Commerce it, TRIsuSk
World Express ErepiRg Posi- Commercial fduertsr stats
Zeg A Rorkr Jogrcl and SeO Yorker DeH0TGs should sso
he delivered Only to the persouS
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SHIPPING lNTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. SEPr. "a

steamps-Fsneona Sherwood Portland; Cimbrs Haends Ham
burg .
BsFssCopmbgs uur BreIeni Golden Fleece. ~ es Barba
MarseiIes; David Nichols, Wyman. Philad
Brss-Apua Middleton, Mussup Alcanis; Bmma Gat R0ddy
Kingston sabel MeRhaaey Havana Frontier, Simmer LIe
Queen SAok Brrludai Noah Garrison Latte
Glaze Bay; T. A Reed. Lene AsPiHwalL
SehoouersC FarDswerh DeIse Beetde Marry,
NJ H. Banks WAR JHcks0uve CpuyOr, Preach,
oson Nellie Bloomfield, lobhe stamford Virginia Price Blanchard
Nuevtas; Bolt Drake 81 George. ~ B. Orssa Norton PAk
ARRIVED.
Bark fugena Dennis, ~ Mars. ia lumber.
81 a. iuer Petiis, Windsor. ~ T.
scHO0NKRS-AiyEK AMI C0AsrwlsE.
T. Snow. Babe,hppr- y. jones Philadelphia
G. Ellsworth. khls6ethpor, Iaky ADAMS klinbtshport
Angler. Rlfahethport Hne. EiizaheihporL
silver Bell. kbIabebport benal bath.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sept 2sAiye steamships VIM Kennedy c" R.tsor.'
Gagcgs, from Hew.iork. .f
FOREIGN PORTS.
FlrHsR PoNT, Sept 2sThe steamship Damascus m, I.eypo
for Quebec. inward bound at Las O'clock p ese.7:ly.
AISwALL-AYrirel sept IA. sebr Lydia, auqies Csrbsea
ma b. dp; 18th, steamship CONWAY, Dix. Grsyiovr ship
Russell Newport steamship Dnun, NOotsA.
Sailed 18th ship Thomas Petherg Jamaica. J
Dvfne Jeai 18th rg Cora, Atkins, Sasannshi III BIZ
I... DISASTERS
BosroS Sept 2a-The selooues Clara MeConvie Frlak
kew-N ashore this miles
Cod and hd with The
MISCELLANEOUS.
BosrOV VIM n from New.
Yors Island Saturday
for repairs She was leaking badly
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Sorsts, 6aniaats, IL,
yctitrs of Baukrnpttr.

THIS rs TO GIVE N0TICE-Tha on the
day " June d. 1853 In Bankruptcy Issued
against The MOSES NJ BRADLEY Of Bloomfield IN the County
Essex and State Of EeBereJ who has been dnded bankrupt
petition payment any debts aud the delivery Of
property belonging snch bankrupt TO bin or for bis and the
Of by L forbidden by law That meeting
Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt their debts sad 70 choose
Of s be bed a. Court 81 Bankruptcy
I've holden at No sJ Msp Paterson n j. before Thomas
HoIsey, Register the 10th day Of October A. D. 1862 at 10 o'clock
IL "a 20 WILLIAM BtDD DEACON,
U. g. Marshal ~ Messenger for District Of EerJersey.
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