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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-10

Is1 OF LhTTERs REMAININ0 IN TaE NEW YORK
IL rost Otnoe. February ". 1840
OFFICIALLY PuR IsHE m THD PAPER AviNe
OH
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P...enuers Arrsv.ss

Passengers Arrived.
0ALwAy-Bark Clarsnee-Ar and Mrs Barry, brother and
child.
EAvArA-Barh Rapd-Niss Elisa kecsvisr and Mr. Peter
y Pc sb0va.
rEw OnLsANs-shp TaIsyrand-Dr Do konuerills efNew
Orleapf.
Tronesta-John whitoher and Frederick
Dutch.
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s.sst.5sss
Iaii to tue soliiudcs Of III" s'"e,in. d., Il 4!
sWhat sWhat mighty ti'a i,'lioEts Ee>' '!"ss 'nr's
here nnd seals mp ,n''ih $ ns n'r'n. Jo>s Thy
Sanct'iy, ohttomhs are sr'"sht w''h rrv"'e't
Dteau fe"au 'H'esS '''ra''' su pc''h ng ""np's ard
nopcs lha' d'e ere hcathed ~ words. The yer
5gJ dant
eprhs ha'h crowned my h'''ocks wnh many
Stah o. tender howeret' YET ere thry boom
Inc ca"ker worm 2uaws me gem and s''s The
Fragile bud url't'v'"s s'shs l'ko sud Gu
Gnsi. i1i. overload the a'r win ''eavln'ss aud
.nock t inc ouoy'"cf OF tra"q"'' NE me
nousns ~''icn i lw'he o erne"' W. "''s a"d weep
~ HeWs cii''a"ce '''c sonore l'HcchmsS
NJ ihe nlna ailo wake ln p hs'Ve rc'cfE IN Inc
so'.'
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sene'a' p''s. u ''''c s''ou s''"' a""
t.a'o'o ,,aoe Paussse .ss't 3 .No w sasSi Sophd
No s'a'.ns .nss so.'e s','eess, t,se. ,'ie eSnoss
y - ' Tue lesea'.gs 'ttt ca.'n A'' htF" 'Ssn"sr.
S'h n'hh nc sf' le"f" 'fo'n man w'''
A,"'"'e i''' 'u''' ''"'"' hs'ac''oh-''s
~ name. name. ftae i"tiehs worms; aud The cofse Of
ill iiiH' n' ~ao sco'nea 'he Wconipuny oil wa"t
Bchod ~ here-ehtombed wi,i ely. Tim.
maud sai
peth conquest hold Ger Coda bes, hanuwork 90,
Ay,Stssat should. 'I,s written OH the book
VI iato ana lie doth whit.
. see' onte trees f'rmd lind
nc nr'W o. your old cone where how in wi'd
~, 'ea.'ea WIN .'e war OF 'on 'nouSano
=. 1Nu Au m'''eh mere nave, hu'ie"
1,e.,....,s,1,.t = 80. ,.". 's"' '"o '''o"a'eh
re- - =" - ""''''oL' "'''o' ~" 'e' s''e"s
- a. - - p'ues t''c 'oo' 81 man.
-, h'So'
S9 .ea'" """' n'e young
'r''s. "'s ','' "'..'" '' my c"eeS' i've
..,ys'' '' ''l"' INV sumo ''''u ''o"s"' '"e'h
."e - '''.p' VI cru '''e pao OF
:, "a"s' - 'T' ous "e' "'sNy
.a""". a'.. y '"o s'aee',' s'a'e VI "ake'"' po'sy
~ ~ 'e " ''i' '"N'e - ''''us"'a wa''eS
ny nature murmured' OF lullaby to charm
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Wriiten Expressly for The S,'mler Banner.
Trifing with the Heart,
OR TIE
VTnNoO5 So@GGAe
~ N'AM 1NN& SAAT,,

al have passion for The name OF MARY,
For once i, was mage sound 10 me;
And still it lali-cals up the realms OF fairy
Where behed what never was 10 be:
All feelings chang'd, hut THIS was las, iovar..
a spell from which even yet am not
quite free" BYRON.
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DR.. johnson well says, great talents
for conversation require TO be accompa-
MED with great politeness; he who cclip-
ssAs others owes them great civilities,
ld Whatever mistaken vanity may
tel us, It is bctterto please in conror-
50 ion thaH to shine in it,
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To a YOuMg Hudy.

Ifthere's on earth cure
For The sunk heart, tits ihis'---hay after day
TO be The blest companion Of Thy way;
To hear thy angel eloqucncc--.o see
Those yrtnous eyes forever turned G:! :ne;
And is their light reaches silently
Like the stained web, that whitehsin the sun,
so grows pure, by being purely shone upon.
L.
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aag- The proof of gold is ERE; tlts
proof Of woman, gold; tbs proof of man,
a woman. ss
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"a i . i.se ~ . eira

ron r:E pASSsn.
N1onotsy on IN Gva We yard.
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! BY degrading the female character,
mon most cfestuallsy degrade their osr,.
BEWARE Of little expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-09

Der s. after a short illness, Mr..


On Saturday. septembers after a short Illness Mr.
McnsrL Bsei Nv, IN tn. 65th year ut his age
The fiepds and acqusiptances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
H.noon at hat past o'clock from his late residence
On Saturday. September 8. ssnau Avn, tho daughter
Of bob'rt aud Sarah wison, after lin yering Illness
eyed N months.
III. niepds q the family are respectfuly invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of her father
No " Washington street NJ o'clock p NJ this day
Vn rnosy september J, LLrerai wife Of Caleb Cram,
The relatives end friend, 81 the family the member.
H hnterpri.e Lodge No 80 Of the Odd Fellovs Lodge
No ~, aud Daughters of Fem perauce No q are re-
specifuy invited TO attend her funeral this day from
h,r lste ridence, seth street third house east OF
On Friday night last ELrs.pEru Mccor, aged 40
years native Of Scotland
Her iri.nds sud scquaintsuces and also Of her bro
tbr lillian tsirgrisve are particularly requested to
stend Der fun,rsi sunday. two clock from her
late residence. No "a Oak street
On Saturday September T. after a Iipgeri,s ilIpess
the ibfSbt daughter 81 Augustus and Mary G. bowman
ae.d che year. twn months. ana four days.
TIE hitnds sus acqusiotsnc.s ct the family are
respectfully Invited to attend the fupersl thi. sftsr.
neon at two o'clock from No 2ls w est 2sth strset
without further ip,i alton "'
On saturday morpi,r. September Of consumption.
IINstp htNR, hsssisvr eyed ~ years, with an un.
Ns,,fipr trust in brists stonpment
ire fubtrsl services will be performed az the re-
sisbce OF hts brother Coo Houston street The mem.
bsis ~ 1csrtie Lodee No AL o Of o. y Of Pho.
biz Di'is,n NO Io7 81 and HE friends generally
ere te'p' ciuy invited TO attend, at one O'Clock r. a.
If'eisriy - '
ON saturday, September g. Of dysentery. s.su Az.
.oo.t,s. os"sn'.r ~ W. and R.beccs kimbsll,
eg'd III year ard tvo months
ne hi,bds 81 the family. and Of her brothers-in-
Jaw " shiner sbd Thomas Dunkin. are in vited to
sehdth funefsl this afternoon i've O'Clock from
No lI3 Ble.cher strvpt
On trosy septsmber7, II dysentery Mrs Eisaprru
VIRGO, SITE 81 the late William Wregs aged as years
1he relatives ana friends " the family are
,osutud The funsrsl without further Invitation At
Ivy s,n'b ave bne this Gay. st eve O'Clock p VI.
~ hJde rslk N. ", ON Friday September 7, oso.
D.. hthsnD in the sotb year % his age
hs bi.ndt snd acquaintance and those Of his bro
th.f apd bother ibIss Pbiip Reg poids respect
tblt nvt,d To- attend his funeral Sunday after
nom NJ three o'clock from the residence Of bs mo-
tber No. 70 reep~ich of Ferry street,
Without further Invitation
AZ the residence ~ hts brother In Troy. Michigan,
on Sunday, I'd instapt, 81 copsumpties, MIR Josss
lawns printer In the 18th year ~ bis age for the
iour ytsr cempo~isor In the Office OF the New YORK
Herald.
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Religious Inteltsge nee.

CALsKpAa roR SrrrrMnra . l4th Sunday after
Trinity IS 18th Sunday after Trinity 10 E|S.s
Sunday after Trinity. co. st. Miohsel 80. 18th Sun.
day after Trinity.
DR. Giacinto Achili, formerly Vicar OF the Master
Theology and professor Of moral philosophy the col.
lege Of the Minerva but for than years past
tant has been arrested At RENE and thro1n into the
dungeons Of the IDquisition.
Mr. Thompson, recently returned from Beirut In sy-
Of evsnsecsl religion in thai part Of the World Tns
people, who were recently hostile to the missionaries
are now anxious to listen to their instructions In
Mount Lebanon. In Damascus In Jerusalem, aad In
VILLAGES tcstered over Palestine and Syria there IL
call for the lsbors Of missionaries Many members Of
the Greek church desire leave that union and
unite themselves with those Of purer aud evan
gelical faith.
The Rev. DR.. Bethune has resigned the pastoral
depha in consequence OF the very precsous state Of
his wifes health, who has been the past year in
Broohyn and Is too III to attempt the journey back
Philadelphia
Advices received from the Sandwich Islands, repre-
sent the mortality during the year smountn g to at
least 10 COO which is about IL per Of whole
population, leaving only about 80 900. or those who
died 300 were members Of Christian churches; while
the number Of new members admitted during the year
than 1eoo leaving the whole number Of church
Numbers 200 lees than during the year previsus
The mission at 'eyon last year received 500 from
the American Tract Society to be expended in evan
gelical publications. In the rsmul language With this
Doddridges RISE and Progress loo; Blind Way 500;
and Scripture History 400 copies The balance Of tho
money was expended In printing 800 900 pages Of Is
diners tracts The mission greatly gratidrd at
the receipt Of the grant they remarked thar every
couraaement 10 sftr.d to pesevere In the good
printing and distributing Tract publications In Ceylon
and India
CLtRcsL ORANGES Rev Silas Totten. d d. with
letters difmissory from Connect icut to Florida
Rev. w. Saunders from Little Rock, Arkansas
to Monticello. Florida
The Rev, J. NJ. Bartlett has resigned the charge Of
Zion Church, Pierr~pont Manor
The Rev. q. h Ellsworth has taken charge OF Zion
Church. Pierrepont Manor
he Rev. H. Murray has changed his eauonical resi-.
dsnce to that Of Michigan
The Rev Samuel =. Kerr has accepted O call to
Prince Georges Parrish Rockville. Montgomery. Md
Rev X. D. Brooke to ST Luks's church. CIarksvfls
farth- direct 10 Boy top, Mecklenburg county, Va
Rev Norwood has resign.d the Rector hip Of 81.
fsuls Richnond Va account of III h zeal h. to take
effect the lst Of october
Rev; q; w Dubois. from Newton Falls, to Warren,
Trumbul county, Ohio
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the Usc. Convention to nominate tn. four candidate.


proposed.
Mr. srAw, Of New York in . deliberate spesch. said
district they had RECOMMENDED him TO DO just pre-
cssly ~ 1.-THE democracy had United at Rome that U.s.
to adopt mixed ticket
Mr. BEAhps,Es sgsin took the floor and reiterated
his uncompromisior hostility TO ths split ticket pro-
posed In d'nunciafory argument against Seth ".
fstes snd 'he BARI burners OF nearly hours dura.
tion.
CIR wAnD Cat half past twelve, said, that II the
question we're not taken bsfoye O'Clock the Convsn
tioo would be left without quorum
MI ssHElL GIN WELL sir, let them co. hope
We hall have no gag here"
press nted to this Convention He thought IL they
were going to fall in with the res soilers any ho~
they had better adjourn to meet again at Utica with
the Free Soil Convention
Mr.. SoHSLL. Of N Y spoke Indignantly against the
proposition Of giving the Utica Convention tho choice
ton broken up than that such proposition should be
adopted:
equal energy in opposition to thu overture Of Mr.
Smith Cries Of Question, question"
GEr. WARD took the door
The CHArR.-"n the gentleman from westchester
GEr. WApD-"I shall not give way for any man, but
call for the previous question.
The motion was rsconsidsred and the union quss-
The question ives then taken on Mr. Smiths amended
resolution proposing to give the selection If the four
they be good and acknowledged democrats and the
suit wss-ayes Al noes 81 follows
n.uSs
ehe Mcneil howell Disbrow Peters. Bloomfield, Good ~in
Fox Butts Camp smith Dodge Follet Northrop Benton
Carver Simmer Cole Church. Barnes Morse Hough Hnsen
Ws .sss .,y .d Dodge h'
NoEsMessrs Dodge. Cutting, Western. Murphy ratssl
SON Robinson Bs.rd.sy csry Wendell rso%p:on Moore
stanton White Smith Birdsa Harrison, Jackson. HAssy
Hssbrook. Rspee-3.
Mr. CurTIso at O'Clock, asAed to be excused from
further service In the chair and to be permitted to
tire his business relations In New York required
him to ba there e. Three cheers for Cutting" Hurrs
hurrs hurrs! Applause
Mr. CUTTING, much affected by this testimonial Of
APPRECIATION said that he could Withstand the assaults
of his enemies but that attacks like this by his friends
always subdued him. lie hoped that. hereafter, he
might have occasion to show his attachment to them,
and bis devotion to their principles (Applsuse)
Mr. Cutting was excused. and left In Ave minutes,
four 6ths Of the convention had abdicatsd.
Tho committees reports and resolutions then
made their reports which were adopted.
The following read as the
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Ooro ~ BIIsD There is probably class Of people
VINO go IL 90 thoroughly blind as the stockholders IN
railroads So long ss they get a dividend every six
me- nths they seem To but little where thu dvi-
d'nd con es from, although IN majority Of eases the
urds for this purpose either tsk-u NJ the Of
tai or borrosed at ruinous rates Of interest rhs
effect ~ ell this ~ that In few years fresh stock has
70 be issued To place the road Its legs again chi.
V commonly dencminated =" n preferred stoekn the
bsldere 81 which are entitled In burst up over
takes the concern to turn round those Who
own stock that H. not preferred But the fuu danis
stop here In few years the preferred stock super
s.o.d by the Grand Junction, Eb .n-s.r, Io-ah
preferred ttockn-the holders Of ~htch eat up
even cur preferred" friends We doubt whether
even drunksrds manage their affairs With gcrster
leoetness. or lees common There are SON.
roads down East that are paying fifteen and t-enty
Per cent year for mousy. 60 snsbi- them to DIVIDE
tx per cent among the stock holders! - In other
words. the stockhola.rs lose fourteen per a-at on
every dividend they receive :! The following table
for facilities and also the extent 81 their accomnods
tons
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tvs PLActRs OF VIRGINIA Tho RicAssnd WAix Of
the Cd inst. has letter from Howsrd-vite in that
State under date OF tbe 24th ult which sAys: You
will member he specimen II ~hit- qasrtz With gold
iutsrspsrsed found on MIR elisha land In
NeaD roui ty aud notc-d by the editors Of the Tmes
few mon'hs since. send you nov much more re-
msrksble and interesting specimens. found or
the ssme place The large piece contains la dwts
grs: 20 dwts.. The other 81 dwts: all pure toe
gold, worth one hundred cent. nearly. per dwt
bese thr~ pieces w'r. picked up by the hands engs
ged IN washir for urace gold besides others
varying IN siss rom to 15dwts also send you bar
containing las d~ts procured by washing on tract
ofiand lying mmsdisely adjacent The truth H. that
this particular locality or placern las 1t Is termed
Calf,rDa) II hardly surpassed there. One day
the past week four hands found l63 via worth $780,
ard II L. sad some S3s $40 0O0 different times
have been obtained at comparatively little OK
pepse. valuable lead mine has also been discovered
In the nm' diate vicinity aud learn they raisios
large quantity Of yielding so per cent Of lead
aud four dollars of silver to tho 100 pounds
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Mvphss AT TosoSro. CsrsDs.-It H. our autv To 70,
cord the prp.rstion els deliberate sudc I'D blood,
cd mnfoer con mttrd nj an early hour Tnar.d.y
muinit y isrt by Robert Smith Ricbard asst so.d
ID. men we're both p'isstee in the Rine BRIGADE IA
seems that tast~o-d. Who wss an exemplary soldier
aus shout To be traDsfrrrrd to the Royal sdiao R
TEE. occupied the With su,i n and "a. n,a
Ing fauit 18th him at s.vts ocock on Thuudsy m ,ro
inF TOT making disturbance during the night Don
this saith becsme very insoebt aud said b.. alad
Z" p.t RID ~ tsstsood a. he vas g'ing into the
Z hnotks tsstvOod replied that be- going vber.
hs tsmith) could nsvsf 60 his conduct a. bad
lSmhb vss once d-serrr after this nothing ma ssed
between the men upti ihsir return from parade
sooock when smith tork his muskpt sud deli n, r.,.v
shot EASTWOOD through the body. smith was ims.di.
st'iy arrested and locked up aud ~heu Ia toe gn.,a
bont, inquired " ksstsood vas dead aud ON b-srt,g
tbat he ass not he said then the id b-r ought 10
De, ava iOfib.r tbst they need not send Tor do
tor a. be hso ,hOt the man through the heart 10.
'orss (CsJ Glote, SEPT \.
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BALTIMORE, September 8, 1919
Arrival of General Iayior-Hs Heaith-Agricu-
tSvoi Fair-Siars Ma'ket-.Ship LaS~ch-Dedi-
cation Of L~ish Tsmps-7He Markets, &c.
General Taylor arrived In this city at ii O'Clock
last night, and Immediately proceeded to the resi-
dence Of his brother, Colonel Taylor, on Courtland
street. He seemed very feeble, and almost pros
trate, from the fatigue Of travel, and il is doubtful
whether he will be able to leave for Washington
this morning, as he int nded. He is, however, at
home among his relatives, and may, probably, take
a day to recruit before proceeding further.
The managers OF the Maryla Agricultural Fair
and Cattle show Intend TO urge the attendance of
the Precedent at their annual exhibition, which
Will take place on the 10TH llth and 18th Of Octo-
Der: IL VIII be quite an extensive affair." and though
far behind that If Syracuse, will be worthy his
Attendance, as an exhibition Of the agricultural
skill 81 a slave growing State. H.
Speaking OF slaves reminds me Of the fact that,
on account OF the cholera having carried off about
TO- 600 slaves in the Southern States there ia oute
brick ness and upward tendency ia the Maryland
and Virginia markets, from new expectations to
supply their places. The demand is very great,
and prices have advanced very rapidly. Many
holders taking advantage Of the rise, and are
converting tins unreasonable property into South
Carolina, Georgia. and Louisiana gold.
Another flne bark, To be called the Ssutherner,
OF $50 tons burihen, will be launched this morning
from the ship yard Of Mr.. Hugh A Cooper She
is int ended fer The New Orleans trade, and was
built for James Hooper, ESP, and is to be COM
manded by Capt +. Hooper. She goes into the
water with every thing aloft, and ready to take a
cargs.
In the Baltimore market yesterday there were cons-
derabls sscs 81 Howard =. nnar at SS-I2I aud of tv
hs 10 Sales Of yellow corn ~ 0ia6t and Of white
The following we're the sales OF stocks at the stock
Board yesterday $3.50 Bal iuors es 10 100; 100 dc.
'to 1914 30 baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 67
81; ESQ do s1L 90 shares Fir~mep's Insurance 1GI.
~ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. mos, 43K
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MARKETS. ELsEwHERE.

PuiLAnpLrHrs. Sept. e-Trsf Roard.-7s Nor Am.r
bk ssAi 5000 c6,t 6 6 G. lWhi " n. o. Gas as ia Sd
tsr Mech IN: on: ~ western BIZ son; % Far. Mech
BIZ - tlh; &illl tbl00 State Ds ~ Second Bo1rd-
600 cav, o. 90 ~ 2oo DO. tShsi 100 susq ID. IS;
Nav of -, m lV,o DO NJ sUsl Nav. IS fs4t Penn
20oo do.57S ~ - I'M
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B.aSvDA-stsAnshio Great We.ssra- ssssrs D Bssh !.
tel Do~Da srier. Mss Blyth VIZ dsrtail Nc cad
Mics ktes,h. Mr. Hsatr- Ut u s<rvanI
SAvAss.H- ,'eansh'p Fennessee- w Rowland, Ms
Rowland child sLd servant john Mrs. johnson, I've
ehIdien ard .s,vnnt Davsnpss. xrs D.yrnpsrt Miss
iAer Hrs Mary Moore Mrs Branch, lillian Brsnoh
Misses ne ard wei Nes'r- Ayres WIN Roberts Fra
Golden, nolin = to"shton. A Bostwich. william
Nued junr Hiram kob'rts, Dearoohs George pileu.
Broos,n Newton Jam se, meur W Eo.ser. " esmssl,
John hs lery Vim hrcksy. to~lss. G Bestwick, j
Lroe. hoorehonss, A 4 woohsn. W Fleming. .
seeks, > namccT jas Weed, WIN D"ody. Ds Tald.
1r,per wt,tr.mb. q RobinsoD. w s Nichols, n
FL Or. Marshall VIM Mount Berry Ellis. Bl,ks-Aad
8 in ihe steercge.
IoNuoEDRsRY - Bark WIN n Chase Mr. Hsudsrssn
daughter sr Wallace DIR Nocloud-2f In sac
st,erpe
MTwERP-Bark Emily Miner-Nr and Mrs 4al, rot s~l
ehiicr.u sr 4 bert idhvmeo-tS,n the ,tserag-
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Hon. Henry lsy ~ill the state Fsir at syria
cuse, en- TDsrdsy D.xi.
Major Edesro 2 Laibes Of Kentucky. was Iyisg III
Nth psrslJsis at FCrt LARAMIE Ntbrasks T.aritory on
the 18Th uik
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STATE DEMOCRATIC coMMIrrEn.
LIST Judicial Dis.rict-EmanuAl B. Hart

ME-. PEcKHAM, Of Albany moved q COMMITTEES Of three
to confer with the Utica Convention and that Mr.
Bssrdsley be- appointed chairman. (Lsughter)
member explained that the Central COMMITTEES
would TO that
And at half past two P. M. the convention adjourned
SIM
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he Whole sum borrowed a. above. amounted To
f5tz7 34s AZ ~ rates OF interest ranging fo TO N
Iercnt Again we say. stand from unisr.-.9l6aav
hpttle3E otlsf 10y
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BANK OF SALISBURY.
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Company tor the OF Mss Passengers, Mse-
disc, and Treasure The Steam Packets Com
pany appointed leave St. ThcmAs the
month"; for Bermuda and New York. Of
which places they due 9th the latter
18th Of the month leaving New York the 18th thsS
expected reach Bermuda the 18th Of
meet By which
yeyed to Nassau Havana Mobile Point, Vera ramps,
Honduras Jamacs St. yago do Cubs Jacine and porSs on
the Spanish Vain (includins ChaEss Leaving Bermuda O
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India Islands generally. Lsguayra Puerto Csbsio hs
fares by tho steamers from New York follows lie
a. Sl9s Puerto C.6enS $40; Antisua siSs Barbad.s
Nassau $50; Havana, Sl00 Mobile Point $40; Bondurss
$40; Jamaica, $aO ST. Jago de Cuba. Sl60 Jacme SiSF
Vera Cruz $40 Tampico S70j Santa Martha $50 Car-
thasenA SIS Chasres &70 st. Juan dc Nicaragua Sa6
The freight specie and goods the hsrete
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