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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-29

THE POND LILY CO,Nen. Orant's first stcno-
NJ Il; s / s 81 !: !:
Shorthand. Lessons by mail. Send stamp for pho
ne,ic alphabet, FREE. Stenographers furnished on
call: Typcwriters for sale or rent For S. We sen
charges pad, dozen {, dozen. So of that delight of
the Capital Ci,y's elite,
Wriyht's Pond Lily Toilet Wash.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-29
additional LAe.1L.

If the man who imported the English
sparrow was now undergoing the same pro-
cess with the hairs of his head, that our peas
and oX-hcart cherries suffer al the beaks of
these intolcrable little pests, We would sec
him bald.headed and not interfere.
Mss Mary, daughter Of Judge William J.
Black has for pets, two young crows, which
she is demonstrating and will teach all that
crow is capable of learning: if we have not
been msinformed they may be rendered
highly. interesting.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-29
SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1890
Al 2 O'clock, II. NJ.
TWELVE COUPON BONDS

of the denomination Of One Hundred Dollars
(bl00) each, to be ISSUED by the Commission.
ers of Mcchanicstown under the Act of
Assembly Of 1890, Chapter 2S4 and the
Ordlnan es of said Commissioners passed In
pursuance thereof These bonds will be
dated July LIST, 1870, and will bear intcrcs, at
the rate of six (G) percent per annum, paya-
bic annually on the lst day of September
The bonds are payable IN twenty t20) years
from date. but rc1ccmablr at any time after ten
(O) years from date, at the pleasure of sad
Commissioners aud arc exempt from county
and municipal TAXATION. The bonds will be
delivered July list, 1890.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on delivery of
bonds.
BY order of the Commissioners OF Mcchan-
icStOwn.
N. G. CROFT, J. HENRY COVER,
Secretary. President
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-29
PUBLIC SALE or BONDS.

The Commissioners of NcchanicstOwn will
sell a, Public Sale to the highest bidders at
the Public Square, McchanicstoMn, ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
NORTHERN NEW JERSYY COUNTIES

EIIZADETH.-The body of an unknown man. sup
posed by many to be Henry PASTEL. VIII" shot at his
,on al the altar Of Peters Church. In jersey 'tS
last Thursday morning. found In the meadows
near the Almsonsc, in Elizabeth on sunday evening
NEw.BRI NSwICK.-Thc state Horticultural society
held its fifteenth anniversary at Rutgers College YES
te-day about seventy five members being present
The exhibits were fine and consisted Of grapes pea ears
OF iIopewel. who presided. made an address ana
afcrws responded to the addre,r Of wetH s Tns
After secretary Williams had given an acr"1n Of the
TS S: ns rGs
was ts1eM . np with i, Ts,n f y r"fc" S hu1n
and a'' talk on insect Warfare" by Professor smith
ENGLEwOOD.-Thc reunion Of the .sd Herlmcnt
Veterans Of SewerSey took place here Er, h
with the roll ca at Dwight Chapel at 10 a. m r: ~, y;
Zen made an address on nch", Of Emg!r~H ,,,n," l
when ryesn%et; were we'd IN ,e nrO,S ,o hs
!as Rev p "f ,, cc 1"a
ended The exercises with drill Many buildings were
tastefulIy decorated with flags and bunting
OARISrADT.-Jacob Baumann commit suicide ny
was y i've wears old ana low though" "n,hs 's g1
no attempted snicidc by opening artenc, in his arms
meeting under the auspices pl of '% M,.
hsld srda .a. %S af X z%%s1%nnf d r',
Nelson W. Young. Of Rutherford
HoBOKEH. Kelly Of No lo' Grand-rt;
Andrew lieenan and Henry Miller. Of MOL NeNnr" -
and James Higgins Of 10 % pnrk ave-, we'T mar ar
~ "fsr with highway robbery Tho prisoners arr
msmhers Of a notorious gang About IL 80 a. III
Yesterday Thomas Harker. long Foreman. wa
stopped by Kelly he alleges and ordered to thr""
nr Xis hands Kelly pointed revolver at iiarker
ny and the gang robbed him Of all the money h
he'd in his possession which was 10 cent ts ;Ss,n
Mere not implicated in the robbery Recorder , Mr
,on"o a. Sisorderiy persons. Kelly and Miller were
Committed TO tie county Jail to await the action |"
tS " ~ tIe pastor Of the German Lutheran Church
charged by ks father With b%rsary was .rrs~iea Co..
1850 lac McDonough yesterday morning and com
mitted for trial. A. s.. -,
pI ArurIEID-Iaurs Johnson the hftecn. ycar-ol
.cbpc1 s Who elopcd last June With william n Mt0usd d
ma" ~ Mansfield Robinson. tho girls mother
Se.red on saturday where the pair were ana ,nG
csnsnd Johnson's arrest on charge OF abducuo
1'eS 80 brought to PlainAeld yesterday for trial
oRANGE-The performance for the benefit of tin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
UUrRC SHOPPERS DELIGHT To STOP.

Threatening skies. il seems nave no cn''' "P'"
the crowd, Of we'll drc>-'d women WI" naiN ''"""'
tho southeast corner o Fourteenth l. ana N'N'" wv
a an d,v ,,uc uar in and Of III" ND" swinging
d,,,. leading I, Nary'> c~tab hin"if. u the '''''
,h.rc ON ANY ono of these ircrn 'l"ndy rainy haN
. In lao accented a. evidence. storm and ~nu-iin"
.rs ,lLc 10 these crowds of >lmppcr- MI ~" N'' lou"
floors are packed with people ANA III" "h'N""> IVA"
and croan beneath their burden hn' II th''F j. "''
ouc branch 81 the establishment hat i 'hi"ie'h -"
,day, more. than another. II J. Inc >'"'" n''' WHIT
all the new bonnc,>, the latest styles from f"r'e"
,r,, am. ,o he seen side by side with ia" product
of ,, def, fingers 81 American :irl> "mp"'h Icy 'h''
widely known lnm>c and OF America" I""', '"'
c,oI weather u,aar> the question Of winter h"nL"f'
the leading one in III" fcminn" mind MA ih'i' arr
winter bonnet, for everybody 1T Na'y'.
rou,pc,,ou> among III" novelties II foreign MAX"
din.yrd in the .ia>, cabinet, /, Init, French bonnet
made II turquoise and '""i'd velvet WITH hahd 81
rold and turluo-": the side T. STYLISH loo" "i
gold ribbon fastened 10y ~" l"r1" ini'it"i-c pm
Another pretty imp"rtati"si~ large hhr''r nat Inc
out -idc 81 black velvet and the itihS "' "'"hs"
colorcd ,clvct ,rimmc! with hand>"nc 'lu> " :"
black ostrich tip, with Il long black "~iI' BOD
sill thlr,, foreign article that deserves pc'al notice
T. Il large nsrnc hat with a velvet hrim and '!"'t
| crown embroidered In gold with custer "i p"io
ribbons and hulnnine bird. There j. al" >'il>'
little London ,"quc. Known a. III" Princes "f Nai'
hat, Il has :; crown Of black vcl,c, uith q large
| black bird with whit" h"lt. III" bhhd ~ "i IN
ported moss trimming, Of black with mnn aud 30:
10 match Among the other wondcr> Of handicran !:
Macy'> millinery department are IA" assortment o
| mourning hounct> aud NcIliuc. notably III" Einpi">
| Frederick yelling: the iii PLAY of handsome shopping
bOnic,> and tnuu">. costing -; -, - - aud ~ ~
| and the assortment Of childr'> >'"" and dress bats
| In their the other departments ~" not fl
| behind the millinery branch. ON the third moor al'
| 10000 Turkish jul; hr"ici over -"a and lad".
| wraps and iur> Alaskan seal, cable. Persian liH
| and A>iaclau. CA th" 'r'o;.d floor ti'r" j. II mr.
| aud artistic display Of china and gla->"ar" ON Ia
| main floor special opportunities for SHOPPERS u
black >Ilk- and hli'h satin due hos" AT -" cent
yard. besides large assortment Uf novelties Ia com
biiIatIon >uig~. In ~" Thirteenth I. anurN Their
j. department dcyptcr. "Ncu>iN"N to blankets am
in the hu-. furnishing ar'h l. for ~
million lnd the millionaire, breakfast and dinner ~rt
| and lamps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
STATEN ISLAND.

CAPTAIN PICKING SUCCEEDS CAPTAIN KoD''r"'.
CAPTAIN Henry F. Picking. who Wa recently otneTo
ny Secretary Tracy take charge OF the lhn L'en'
hou.e District, with headquarters at I"hpK'hN''n''
Yesterday assumed Command of his new >ta'oh. i'c
relieved Capain Frederick Rodgers. who Took 'ohi'u
Of the flagship Philadelphia yesterday captain Henry
= Picking originally entered the Navy a> aF'h" I'LL"
,h,man ON September -. l-i1. coming from rc'h>!
vonia He was then seventeen years OLD. lie "re>c"
nj, warrant a. mid,hpman January !. le"'' ana "a-
sent to duty Oh the frisatc ST. Lawrence. ana was prom"
uently mentioned in the reports conicc'cn VII" '"o
sinking Of the Cofrderatc priraterr Petrri d! HIS '
sci and in the engagement aftcrwari with the ONE"
crate ram Merrimac and the ScwaS Point haucr"S !"
.,, He served actively in the Mahur Suiau'u"'
tbr'uchout the civil War. and was engaged III ct
eraI Skiyml>he, with battcr!c- on sullivan I>Id. ~
sG3 lie wa> promoted fiO one grade TO the heN,. ~
rcsar oIder receiving his last cn,nni| >on a. rdP'n
an Aur,.1 T. l-S0. after which ne Wa- nciaicu ~
hvdrorraIher in the bureau ~ NaNcatioii. III, p,,
vinu> cyucrcnce a. member Of the Lxnthonsr bS S
male. him co,vcr.aIt with the duties Oh his TIC" "h'
NEW DoEP a Rhode Island cla'iibaRc ior thc penc
q, ,f II Patrick'> ChuU Ii. OF Richmond, uhder INC
management OF the Rev. J. H. Burns. pastor VIII "hc
,.,. Il, nor,,w at Peters Hotel New Doip boa nH
n,I leave New York at II 80 a. M ~ anu ''
n N, \ special train will return from Nc"'DoiP OF
q u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
THE FUNERAL OF DION BOUCICAULT
srpvrrs At THE 1.ITrLE'CHURCH AROUND TIL
conNER-pEopLE IN THE CONCENTRATION.

SERVICES AT THE LITTLE'CHURCH AROUND THE
coRNER-pEopLE IN THE CONCENTRATIONS
Til. I'M. Church Around the Corner was crowded
again Yesterday at the funeral OF an OLD ACTOR anu "
the second time within few days. Ihs t'",o u ""'
In honor OF Dion IOucicault that people Vi Oil s"
Of the theatrical profession and many VINO "erc "o
connected with the theatrical profession were aSsemD'e
The body was brought from the home OF the ocAo
man, at No. 1O3 West Fifty hfth-st at 10 O'CLOCK anu
was met AT the door Of the church by INC Nc'' "a
George H. Houghton who conducted the service INV
coffin was followed. IL was borne up inc ASST
Mr., Louise Thorndyke Roucicanlt. Miss Patrice bou
c,uI, and Harry Edwards Among the Paioc"''i'
were A. NJ. Palmer. Daniel Frohman, T. hehfy rrc"'"'
Edmund C. Stanton Henry r. Abbey. Frank W. SANGER
w. j. Florclicc. Willnm H. Crane, F. H. Sotnerh' JOHN
Russell Young. Harrison Gray Fiskc Joseph ho""'.'
ir, Justirc McAdam ex-Judgc Noah Davis r""
Work and Clark Bell The son OF the dead man. VINO
is in Australia represented at the funeral a HIS
own request. by ex-Judge A. J. Dhtcnhocier'
The service was simply that OF the frotes'un'
Episcopal Church, without addition. ard the music
va, that belonging to the service together with inc
hymns Lead Kindly Light" and "Aoide WIN ''o'
There some handsome floral pieces includns .r
lurge cross Of white roses The usners "o'o 49,
= Quincy assistant secretary Of the Actors run"
Walter Palmer assistant treasurer OF the Mad'so"
,u,,arc Theatre Howard w. Perry. treasurer 'l
Pamcr's Theatre and Dr. T. = Robertson. After the
service the body taken to WOodlawn cemetery All"
placed in the receiving vault.
Among the people present at the chur'h "cr'
samson Lachrnan. Miss Augusta Foster. James Dunn
MR.. j. L. >apho:e Mrs. Mary Fryer. william stewart
william Birch. I,eph lIarSin>. Francis H'i'>"n
H. {. Miner Joseph II. Bird. George !" Son., y; vi'
Jennings. r. r. Mackay. Colonel Austin bfown, "i
Lodr>ki Young. DR.. Leo. Chando> Fulton DaiIrr.
| Ma>rIl Miss Helen bancroft. Mrs Mary HaGh'r
D. f.. IIode>. J. J. Holland Mr. ana Mrs. r. H. nM
MR., Louisa Edridgc. signor DE Nivo. Henry waikiki,
NJ bu u
Leon j. Vincent. Mis- May Roberts. Ms "iiihn
Henderson. Mr. and Mr.. Duncan H. liarriSon.S Mic
Kent. lrGdrrcA e.. berger Walter lcnox. 'haric,
Vincent and Colonel Allfricnd and W. Lane % Hciii'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
4 REVOLrTiONi FLAG 4 DEE ORtTION

Tho LAFAYETTE .uards held their twentieth an1n p'nf
Yesterday I'm Lion lark A. and t"n;h.,t ana
Nnth.ayc At 10 a. IA. they let their headquarters ma
u,,r he'd the park afternoon was -pnt ~
yun.r, and shooting. isfg" numir'r 81 i'i1"- ''i'
offered including Handsome gold r"dil. whirh vas "'
nv Louis Aulryr th' at2"st number =! pony
a, shooting. In the evening q ball was given IN h'
Casino ~ honor 1beroy Guards and the liih -
t,uil i.,larfS who m. gn"'t> 81 IA" I'ia''t'
,u,rd- IN in"r.-tnc r"lir ~ the E",onti'n hung IN
front II the baud -.nnd At "a" head 81 t" i"iIro"n ~
va. IN. Cd h.til carried nv III" regiments commanded
re tam, raj T,,,-,t. III. bail opened win crind mach
T., t.,. music Of tn. Iith Regiment Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
OTHER SUBURBAN TOW Ms.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.


WHITE PLAINS-Euccne Archer. ex'Jus''ce vi '"0
Pearcc who was recently acquitted on charge Oh SaP
ping hi, daughters face In the street. was arre.e
last night and locked up in the county Jail. Mr.
Archer ha, been separated from his wife ior some
time Last night he climbed through "ho"~ Vi
hi. wic's house, and. Mrs. Archer alleges dro'c ner
and her children from their home. Her cries broueh'
help and her husband arrested his iron hs
think he Is insane. Archer. IN oucr 10 nm, n d
wife, home had carried ladder mile ana rM"r
in through II second story window. in " WuL
Of the match races Of Workers troter> on INC
End Driving Park yesterday were r. ',in"n,d ,Iarry
g., Frank g.. aud d. r. Au>tin'> MIX BOY anu HAIRY
Tie best time Wits ~! ,,,.
TARRYTOwN.-Tlc YonnG Mems RcpnhI,icaIM, a arI I
la, elected John ". FRYE president. FRANK ': f ;
hr,t vice president. Gilbert W. liari1, Nronn W.
rc, idcnt rhona, Carson secretary. '"l'l .. naa'!
irca >rrrr and Alex Mcgincy military COMMANDER. ,h,
1e resignation Of the Rev H. l.. Herr a. pastor o '
ian,i> Church has been rendered to accept call "a
nglamton. . =.
NEW RWHEIIE-The >ocicy Of II: Joh'i W; f..
Church la, applied for 4 ccrirat" OF incorporation
ard elected tie following trustees ana ou'c, w
dent Henry lie Count secretary. - y. HtphcIIi"',
rcasurrr g. e.. Van IcE-cholen: trustees H. W. ,,e
CounI Dr. T.. W. Finch. G. ". Farmer H. H. Mui i
eaux Alonzo Guest. J. d. DE \cau ana IT, W. MAUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
IUFTH KILLED BY 4 FAIL INTO 4 TFfNEL

Morris &. G""dh"art ~" seventeen. Wli",c hUn"
Wa AZ No. It- Park ave. was killed hi Il fail mo
the railroad tunnel AT Ninety third i. sunday
Ing, and his b'hv Wa ri found until Yesterday morn
nG. III, father, Morris GVndh,ar the lawyer, at
M. 40 William H.. j. the rtIrIing from Eu
rope. The boy Wa PLAYING hide and seek with III.
other boy his home sunday evening ani sud
denly disappeared. Later hi mother led him and
began search. which lasted all might. N"s
tcrday morning wOrkmen III the railroad tunnel found
the boys body living between The tWn middle Il,
under the opening Uf Ninety third /. There :,
deep cash III his head II evident HAT he had
FALLEN through the opening ."n" vines '"ril from
the brink Acre III Ms rrnchcd hand. lie must have
been killed in>taItly By the fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
,RRTV a. or SWEET riLTFORNIt PRDDf TIN

Included in the arrivals 81 'alf'Tit !l'"h'' N'>p'
day lN the STEAMER from Ne" "ih'i~ N"'" '"'> III
,ounc non with the sunset route, were '"'o 'is'N
and ,ark, Of apricOt,, dried grapes ana i"'' lN
Nearly unc.liaf Of these Will >" I" W." f'ifE"''
chief, To- Eostou. Evapp.acd aplI"h> VIII largely
tukc the place, dried peaches III ordinary trade OWNS
10 the mnn-unlIv hiGh prices that will b" a~h'h i"
the latter fruit.
The steamer also bro ,ht 700 l"l"~ 81 '' 'i'' h"p'
These important now. ~ th'N compare IaN"'""H
in uuality with the moderate ol'riiE 81 New ORR
grown
Thcr,. ,ycrc beside. so packages nf strained honey.
This article ma. obtained enlarged f""l6 III Fast
crn trade on account 81 a. r"l" 'hn P"i,N p'.
,car white md. :, ready sale drugqi>t- VIII, must
uo, Use adultcr:ed sluro>cd honey ~ th"il
preparations. The amir colprs up To "h'c sell al
! - TO y cents pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
HOME NEWS.
WHAT GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT IS TUINF V4N IV-DHf' =
Democratic state Committee. HOFFMAN iiou>'' ~ d. u"
Nrooklyn Jockry Club races, tirl\"scnd P' H.
ndca;,on ~ Thomas Jefferson Buildng. brooklyn.
board Of Aldermen, City Hall, D. IN.
Harlem Republican Club, club hvh-'' j; vi n,
Trial Of DR.. Mctioncgai Court oil '''h'i"' "c'''o"'
Police and Pilot Commissioner meetings. . .,,
Autumn opening Of Harlem Branch Young Men '"'''
tisp Association, S:1o p. NJ
Fulton Street prayer meeting. no ll3 Fuon'st l. ~
Young Mems Institute gymna.tc exhibition NO 80
Irish National League. No. II w'st Twcn'y'e9h'"'''
p. IN. ,. r.,,,,,.., ORGANIZATION. No
IIId Assembly District fcp"b'ea" ''E'"'A"''' ''
1856 Eighth.>t., p. NJ. - ,,. -, x v,r
socicty Of Pedagogy, College OF the Guy OIL Ne"ioN
D. IN. , NAL, lao Eat Rcoimcnt Rand
Kings County League Of Republican Clubs No. AZ
MarcY.aNc. 5 L. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
NEWARK.
FOUR HAD BONES BROKEN ~ TIFF

FOVR HAD BONES BROKEN ~ TILT FALL.
4 stage containing eighteen people was returning
10 Newark from scotch Plains sunday evening ana
uhen near springfield It was prccipitacd twenty feet
down an embankmcnt at the side Of the road ana
completely overturned. Five Of the occupants wer''
injured Joseph Dundy's shoulder was broken and his
wife's collar bone fractured and her head cut Moses
chadwick was badly bruised and his wifcs wrist wo>
Lroken A. Thomas Shea had his left knee fractured
The injured were cared for by residents ~ Sprnene ID
for the night and Yesterday they were conveyed 10
their homes In Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
TO T'RfiE LEGISLATION on CONGRESS-

Superintendent IIOughton, Of the New York Maritime
Exchange. and the secretary Of the Philadelphia Mari
time Exchange will visit Washington for the purpose
Of urging legislation the different adopted
at the recent International Maritime Congress. They
are not inclined to believe that they obtain any
action At this session Of Congress- because II j.
late. But they will take measures for introducing the
uuc> tion TO the next Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

injured letter carrier James COnroy TOOK place nv,
nrnn,n. in Tho p.rh rink II was a most successful
AFFAIR And a handsome sum was nettcd. Thcrc "ero
nearly 900 persons present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

At Il Incctn. Of the Retail ',rocci>' Inni licld last
night III No 3l3 East Twenty thIid 1. the pure food
exhibition to be- held th.> cit, n">t March aud the
CGngcr bill were discussed Among those present
we're III" president. Mr. DIVER: the vice president,
Mr. HuyIri and Mc>,is Plumber Fcncv. Crynon,
Olsen. Iiidcr and I"winan. The union drcidrd Ia
hire yCcnm Hall at Fifty ninth 4. and Madison ave-.
for the exhibition. which will open the first MOild,,
In March. Committees wci" appointed 10 make pre-
lminary arIanr, mcn> for the iii, play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

be here for = couple Of MONTHS said Mr. eeds~
and will assist his brother moro especially py t".s
hts place in the pulpit The Rev Marcus HaS1 n"st
* a crahute OF Cambridge ChlVersity' anu ""''
popular clergyman In London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
DIR. RAIySFORDS BROTHER To AID MN.

The report that the Rev Marcus Rain>fori. "i 81
Matthews Church. BriXion. London. England. will
come IN assist hi, brother. the Rev. DR.. Ran>fori.
rector Of IT. GEORGES Church. Rutherford Place. wa
pronounced tue bv the Rev ThrodO'r S'dqwirk,
Of DR. Rain, forh assistants yesterday. lie Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

day.. s:r. s';n M':: .", .".t
M. y, a'", pass s.rs to- II W.,l,', \
VII n''" n,.r i n, ... r .%S t. wn
d., st""%r III nr"I a., a,.. &. W@
steamer lallaim,-" t." N1''r'' '"" ''"''h '''"'"'
STEAMER i~n"rnr"r. rrr"a. Wilmington. Sc with m'''
steamer wyanoAr ',r. ,ornw"mI 't'y Point and Not
folk m,'c AMI p's.rr,er'ts Hl iSm''n r
ri n'"1''' ,'' '>'''' "'' ~ ,..,r ,,..,
s,tsm. tnry Mn"r >tunn-. Bangor w''h "'' AMI pa
Slsamnr Con Mhnry aise Boston. with m'-" 90
pln"rk
SUNSET Wind a, SANDY Hook Ugh, sW ''"hy'
AtCity Island -nsh. SW cloudy ANA hA'''
CLEARED.
s,.,mcr WISCONSIN OBI, worr"L IA,crppol \ " Under
steamer Holland ,Br'. Foot London y " iIlc't
steamer Oiud, ,roItL Marl1ur"'. Lisbon An" op"t'"
Stssm.r chartrrfs ,Br Peter, Rotterdam II s"rhhrrs@
20 Steamer occ.u ,Br, vosr Ircmcn II s,urlhurg&ro
sr'aimrr Mo,,n o;rr,. wnh"r iis"hnts Il ,.rm,
steamer Delaware Chi'hcstrr Charleston ana
St"amef Sntfa wm,ncy. nar'c. Boston II nl"o't
sim Mary /. Gushing Brig tAirUiu ''rp T. Wal
SHIN Hill rirI. Edwards. calcutta Bowr.ns &Arrh'
oa'" SAILED.
steamer city of Birmingham, for Savannah.
n S.r. " Napsr Tor XA'ir vaIp4ra- Dunedin pa rap0
The MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMElA
FOREIGN POETS.
o.Av.sKsr sept 2: nai, Ta;. steamer Denmark '"
RIgby. from LONDON Tor N""' ,..u,r, ,t,.,l
karmpn. from New York. ,..,.,n, fpr,
Sept ~ Arrived. Steamer Sta'eo '""" W.
Rirch. from New.lOrk - ,,.,... ,v,,,n,,,
II -ArriN"' s"'''t "''''
II tee -turmrr. from New York ....
soi'ruA los Srpi ~ Arriv,A steamer Fnldl u,'rh
Mnyk from New.York AMI pocr"''i on her way to New
York ~. Team, u,.,,., Tor nav
York. T.. -, mr.,
MyiiJH Sept Sailed steamer state or N"DIa,Ei (Br
from tiI.srow Tor New YORK. 49,.
y" Arrived steamer cvona ir'. craig. from Eew'fock
tnS,IrAG sept 81 Passed. steamars columbus ORR, Tar
tram ~ ports Tor No" "iN
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