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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

ED' 1t is hardly necessary to notify
our readers that dog-days" have set
in, which will account for the warm,
sul,ry, oppressive, damp, dlsagreeablc,
and almost unenourable W ather of the
past few days Now is the time for a
stampede into the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

or The follow ing ques,i' n is said to
lave created tremendous excitement be-
fore the Hard Scrabble Debating lns,l,u-
tiOn -
What is the difference between there
being conscience enough in all women, aud
women enough in all conscience ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

~ There rs lro'tbly nothing more
healthy han moderate ba ahine at the Beach,
al This season of the year. Persons visit
NJ the Beach, for this purpose, viii find
all the necessary clothing aud excel'en. at
,tndanss, with good houses, by applying 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
PORTLAND ADAERTIsER OFFICE, }

A despatch from Augusta announces the
election to-oay Of Hannibal Hamia TO the
L. 5. Senate In the House he had II
votes, Is being cssary to choice In
the Senate, on The 4th bn'Ioting, Mr.. Ham
lin had Is votes, just the number necessary
to a cbllce
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

~ The Annual Commencement of the
Georgetown College took place on Tues
day last. The large hall in which the ex-
erctses were held was crowded. with a hrl!-
han, assemblage of ladies' and een,lemen.-
The exercises were highly in,ersPersed
with delightful music by the Marine Ban !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

IDA Calais paper says tha, the "om-
pany that was to construct submarine
telegraph across the Channe' has been
dissolved, aud the enter rise has fal2,n into
The caier. 1t i said, however, that an
English company will take il up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

A Fancy Dre-s Ball is TO take place at
the Columbia House, Cape Island, on the
Cd of August. The Fancy Dress Ball at
Saratoga is to be given on the els, Of Au-
Gust
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

Opp COMPARISON Mike Walsh, descan-
ting upon ;he s,pcror,y Of the people '"'
New York city over those Of the other
parts of the State, says tina, It requires
more inte eligcncc u get out OF ;he way o'
the omni',uses in the city of New York,
Than i, noes 10 he justice OF the peace IN
the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

O. The Yankee Blade ssye HAT Bar
nun has received such encouragement in
bis enterprise of bringing Jenny Lisd To
this cou-,ry. that he will next year e.
desvor 10 bring Queen victorj ard her
tsbes TO America on speculation
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
DEATH OF CHAPMAN COLEMAN

The Louisville papers Of the 22d, all
nounc =, with many expressions Of re-
grct, the death Of Chapman Coleman,
Esq. one sf their best ciuzens and
most enterprising merchants. He was
a son in-law Of Gov. Cri,iCnden lie
was Ill only about ter dag
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

PRoPnETIc. - That was g bcau'iul.hou2h'
Of Napuleon's when he exclaimed" When
i am dead my soul will return TO France,
and dwell in the hearts Of the French ,peo-
pie, hike thunder in the clouds Of Heaven,
and thrvb in ceascless strife IN new revoln-
tions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

SINGULAR CnNcIDESce. Some years
ago we noticed paragraph pointing out
the singular fat that maturity cf nur
Presidents had lef, the CHAIR e State dur
ing their 66,h year. On reference to au-
ihen,ic documents We find this tue, and
now We may al lGeneral Taylor to the
list. Tie elected Pres dcnis, and their
ages on retiring, were az follows Wa H.
lnglon retired in his 66th year John Adj
ans, in his Goth Jefferson, in his 6Glh /;
MoDroe, in his 6Glh J. Q. Adams, tone
term) in his G2d /; Jackson, in his 20 h q,
Val BuEen, IN his 5Jth Harrison, in his
G5lh Polk, in his 54th and Taylor in his
Goth year. Had the second Adams been
elected for second term, he a'so would
have been &C On retiring N. y. Tib,ne.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

The WILL OF Sir RnBnRT rEni. AZ
Ter cn,ailing rray,on Park, and Other l.r.e
estates in Siratlordshire aud Warw icksh,rc.
il proceeds To iecllc suns to the amount ,nf
neatly quarter Of a IN lion, previously
advanced to, or set,'cd upon his several
thlIdr n, (not including $4,000 per snnum
settled on his oldcs, SOM and ,ben be-
quea,hs ahou, Coco 900 more, making rhe
portions Of his FIVE youneor sons L 1867
GOO each, aud those ol his dan. htcrs f53,-
90 each lie caves to a chapel erected
by him, al FaSeley, IN StralloTdshre, L.
900 lbs. 1aiicr~ ~aris revoked because he,
had endo~ ed II with lands,) and COCO lbs
t, school established by him in the said
village; To The Inf Inarv and Luna,ic Asv-
lum in Manchester, and the Lyinein-llos-
pi'al in Salvord, one hundred pounds each.
The " II is dated July 81, 1920. BY CO.
dcl of February | |, l8 rs, the PORTIONS Of
his younger sons are increased To 1875 eco
b, and Of The residue, " hich is said Ia
ave exceeded half a million, tour .nin,hs
were bcquearlied to The late barone,, and
the one ninth to each.of his five younger
,ons, The personal proper'y was sworn
a, What is stechnically Gale "up er value y
which means that it exc eded 800 600 lbs.
and was The first instance Of the scale OF
dut es exceeding to such sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

V-The Go:.rnor and Council Of Mas
tschusetts have appointed Hon Rober, e.
Wnlbsop to flI the place OF Hon. Daniel
Websie. in The L :. Senate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

The n Y. Express states that the late
Post Master General completed a contract
Tor leasing their prescn, post office building
for { urlesn years. at so 900 per annDm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

Oo-John Wentvorth now NJ. T.. from
Chicago, H., declines denomination -
The Journal oi that city insinuates that
4" the grapes are sour" Very likely.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

Mas. MowATr.-Late accounts from
London state ti.al this talented lady was ly-
ing very i'll al Chelsea, from renewed "a
tack Of henorrllase from the lunga.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

~ a consignment Of segars sem,
to San Francisco, by the Sarah Sands.
realized 400 per cent, on the original
cos,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

The Lake Superior mining business
is prcspering beyond any former es-
pericnoe, during the presen, seas on.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

The advocates Of the compromiss bill
az confiirnl this morning thu, sher tho
a'op'lon of tie amendments OF Messrs.
Bradbury aud Foo,c, they can carry their
bill through both Houses.
The Contoy prisoners have arrived.
Com. Warrington IS sproin,e Secretary
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
july "a.

July u.
Ex-Sccie,ary Ewing has returned 10 tho
practice OF Law. The ln,elligencer an.
nounces iha, Commodore Warrington will
act as Secretary Of The Navy pro TEN and
Gen. Scott as Secretary ,f War.
The uni"n says 'ha, the appointment, vf
OF Commodore Shubrick To he Philsdrl, ,hisy
Navy Yard has 'en revoked At his own
request.
The In,elligeucer SAYS that ComnodMe
Morris reports quite hospitabls ,ecep,,or'
at Cuba
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

DEATm OF GEN. Mason. ST LOUIS,
July 26.-Brigadier Gen Mason, Of
the U. $. Army, died in this city, of
cholera, last evening.
WASHINGTON, July %.
The President by the advice of his
physician, has taken lodings at George
town.
d. Goddard, Esq, Chief Clerk of
the Department of the Interior, is act
ing also as Secretary during John c.
Clark's illness.
MIR. B. F. Pleasants viii act as Sol
ici,or of the Treasury,
PACKET SHIP WREcKEn.
New York, July 30.-The packet
ship Ticonderoga from Liverpool for
! New York, has gone ashore of Pate
hogue, 90 miles east Of Fire Island
She had over 400 passengers, all of
whom it was supposed would be saved
Six of them, with the first mate, had
with great difficulty reached the beach.
Her cargo consisted of dry goods and
iron.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
PACKET SHIP WRECKED.

DEMAND FOR LAwYERs.-A corrtspoD d.
ent of the Missouri Republican, wr, ng
iton Fort Larame says: g" you could
manage 10 send ~ few of your brleness
lawyers, good Judge, aud constable or
two, think they would Go well in this
part Of the cor ntry."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

Lord Broughsm has anr ounced his njea-
uou of visiting the United States in Fe1ru-
aIy next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
July "a.

There has been a continued caucus Jur-
ing the last ,hrea days on the compromise
bill. Mr.. Bradbury's amendment, provi-
ding for com nissioners to adjus, tho bound
a rics of Texas, was adopted in caucus yes
terday,
The California Senators are supposed ,o.
be favorable To the limitation Of the South
ern boundary Of their state to latitude IS.
A decisive vote is expected to 10 taken
to-day.
MIR. Bates, the Secretary Of War, is sup
posed to bo at Saratoga. There is snll
doubt as to his acceptance
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

IL Frederick Bremen is at Cape May.
On leaving there she will 60 TO Niagara,
ard from thence West.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

BosToN, Friday, Juy 26.
The illness Of the Hon. Daniel p King
has terminated fatally. lie died this nom
ing.
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

TIM SALT BrsINrss OF WESTERN NEw YoRK.-
The manufacture Of salt has nearly stopped, only
two or three bio ks on the Reservation contiuu-
iAg, and they will be forced TO stop, probably
TO day, for want of water. The price Of salt,
a. presented in our market quotations, has, since
cents TO I'll per barrel, aud further advance is
confidently expected. There must of necessity
be a further advance before the manufacture
is resumed in the spring. The quantity made
during the past season has fallen far short OF
that Of last year The difference has been caused
by the high price Of wood and barrels, and the ex-
uemely low price commanded by the commo.
dity during the whole season. The amount now
on hand IS very small, and that is in the hands
of a few individuals. We know OF one firm,
who, when the price was al the lowest figure,
bought up large quantity, and who now have
ptored some fifty or sixty thousand barrels. Ia
is the intention Of this firm, (as also OF others
which is by far the largest amount in the hands
Of any individual or firm in our city, back until
it reaches the highest price, which will probably
occur Just before the resumption OF the manufac-
ture in April. We know Of others who have on
ly q few thousand barrels in store. They will
furnish the demands of the markets for several
months TO come, at the present, or slight ad-
vance upon the present price. AS soon as these
few thousand barrels have passed the market,
the larger Quantities will be brought upon IL, and as
falt must be had, the price demanded will be paid
The business during the past season has been car
ried on at loss, but those who now have any con-
siderable amount on hand, may in part retrieve
their bad fortune. Il is believed that the present
stoppsge of four months will pretty nearly rid the
market of the commodity, and at the opening OF
the next season, give IL such price as to make
the manuf acture profitable, or at least more 30
than il has been for several years past.-Swacnse
(N. " Journal, Dec. II.
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
DAcrrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY.-rHR PUB

DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANY.-rHR PUB
informed, thai under the Arr.nsemenn Of this
Company steamers and approved BY hs Sayy De-
unue TO Panama and San Francisco On the nrst
fifteenth dys Of each month unieS detained y unayoiSs.
steamers ne Of the month will touch a. Acapulco
San Bias Mazaan Diego and Monterey The steamers
Of teenth Of the month viii touch st Aespulso but NJ
The new. s,ssn'Sp ooLUMBIA win ply rssuiarly. .ftsi
her arrival Psohc between San Francisco and poru
In Oregon awaiting the port the arrival Of mails
passengers Panama and returning without delay
sss Irsseec rsssisr rss Of prspcisrs v be kept ~
f the OF freight and uansisnt passenger
between Panama and San Francisco.
Ths connection In the Atlantic will be maintaned ~ N
rtsmshps EnRIRE CITY leaving Hev York o. the thr-
teenth aud CHKROKEE leaving New York on the twenty
hghth s.ch month fcx Chssres third boat viii ALEC be
kept In New York ~ q spare steamer.
The new Steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADELPHIA
win form direct fine between New Orleans and chasr.s
leaving suoh periods as wiiensure ~ little detention
posbe thsIshmns sndforming With ,hs Pacific steam
N crico, California and Oregon.
Through tickets sor any month can Be secured on spphes
ton 10 tie Company 81 south street. New York. Applies
ons for passage New Orleans should es msdst Akn-
STRONG, LAuRAs0N = co, Agents ~ that piAee.
New York, October 81. lSoo
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
MEDICAL.


~ b nsAns Of tAs Peshss Asssapus Dvsry One H,s
Own Physcian. fhirtieth edition, with hundred
STAvinss showing Diseases and hsfernatens in every
hsRs and ieEn sy w,ilian rSSns D. Grssusis q ths
Dseases fahfly described. and all the recipes given
In plain language The chapter Self Abuse worthy
attention. aad should be read by Youns
previous TO placing the any Doctor
no wnst h may beSet copy Of this ru
ly sfsfu work Strangers visiting the city
those eentemplstng msiase don't think sf returning
persons going should possess Dr. Younss Treatise on
Marriage the Pocket EsoulApius, Every One Own
PhyseiAn Any person sending twenty i've cents enclosed
sesis: ~. n BE- ssssse % one copy this SSSs By nail
YOUNG Spruce street Philadslphia and for sale By
stringer h Townsend. 222 Broadway. New York.
DARIS AND LONDON rREATnxNT OF PRIVATE DIs
eases in few hours, ~ Vegetable application without
pain In affections debility brought bS
improper haeits combine medicines with the local
And shovany there he cured
hs other rhysoians In ALI xuarAstse psrmAasas cure
eshe use cssssd By their not expenE the disease
hoSss hsv that none can equal IT, You cured me in on.
hours Deroud. WAS under tho other physicians
ysar without BENEFITS body covered. you ms
N ave sssr b sar,d af Debility ritSous Ssnsss
you CURED me- BY local and general srcstmens IN shor
nme Jas Salisb ury: Treatment By letter. Once hour
rom to z andl toe n. DR.. lamont. q Rsads N-
MO CURE No PAY.-DR. ooRBITT. 10 DUANE ST
~ may be consulted ON the treatment Of certain
ment Of delicate dissases enables Dr. worst
orm f this disease Recent oaseS eurst In three days. No
-
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
OlalPPlNa.

EoR LIyERP0oL-UNIrED STATES NAIL srsAE-
ship ARCTIC Capt. Jss q. Luce.rhis steamship will
day the 2ss Of December 81 II o'clock NJ from her beth
the foot OF Canal street. No berth secured until paid for
all letters must through the Post Once Fer freight
or unequaed for elegance
EpwD X COLLINS, 50 wall stree,
sail January sth. =
freight will be received board After Thursday 10Th
instant,
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

PLACES OF NArIvIry.-United States 1893; Ireland. ~
kngand, Scotland 3: Germany. lS France 2; British
FRoa-Hospital. Bellevue, u small Po1, Blaskwers
Island q Lunatic Asylum do, Wards leland, l4 RAN
das Island l; City Hospital. Il Aims House, Backwes
Island. 3 Colored Home, l. Colorsd Psrsons. -
City Ipspsctors once December "A iss0 '
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
TBEN NEW YORK AND LTvERPooL UNITED sTArrs

'HbEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail seamers-The ships somgr,ipg this line the
pACdIdc, Captain Nye ADRiATIC Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government eryice every has taken
sructiop, also in their engines to strength and
SPEED and their accommodations for
qualled for elegance or comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool 30; exclu-
sve use OF extra size state $50 from Liverpool
New York, G5.
An e1pereneed surgeon will be attached to each ship.
Ne berths secured until paid for
The Of these sh will be accountable gold
silver bullion specie, jewery precious stones
unless bills OF lading signed therefor value
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
sportina intelligence.

NEw ORLEASs kAcEss-bsseAhAs oooRss-Dec, -
- Wells eh. b, Rissdoca, By alsncos, dam
YsnaAsgo. I'VE yearsSs. .ai:.;.:,:.:.,u.. Al
sirs. by Anbassss,f, fou, years old. go. 12s
Win ). AiBors o. Q. Union, osn brother to =.
fS;YsSls sssois 'sg. w.s:e. BY imp ii.n
ys1,ssr s%sr. i.i Fly flying % puichn.n BY cray
EssIs' .sm by Mucfie John, four years Ola. ds
A. l. Baeamans b. o. Gov Graves. BY Rumn,
saD I0':rns' Tims' 8 s;sas"s'ssss sHs:S4,;. "
sroosp DAr-wfDsKsDAr, Dee. A-Parss $780, three
:. D. Pate Patterson eh g. Rubs by Trustee, Eve
YAK sK.SS.r.s 0S .. stockton. by imp. Mercer
Wv Gam sIuo1s IL sGst q Cages tr T.iiyho. ~
imp Hsrlfor~sId, ous Of Miss Bowie, four
,!i.Wy; W.is: Ss g. C. G.pt. Els:. BY Is1is.i:a q"
dam Rel. BY Glenooe, four years old. ......3 dis
Time, 6:561l- l-b:5o-S'62k-oA4
rnrnr p.r-Drc. s-ysrsnda Hotel stake Of $500,
4. L sing.msns Hrymanskis)b b. h. Error, Eve
A. u carnai,s oh. h. Hiadi.stoue BY imp rra.
tee, dam by Muekle John, four years DID,. "a
Time, 35S1s-366x.
founrH DAY-fRIpAYi Dee. 6.-Purse $50, mile
TB Paterson's ch. m. Tulip, by Gray Eagle,
dam y sir William % four years ,r old.
than dam by imp Glencoe, four years old. :. 2
r. 7. o,HanlOn's 8. Fred Kaye, by Gray Eagle,
DE-. Ksnnsrs Mecca. 6y xmS.ss.aor, out Of
ydHsrS sIsvin's y es Com Moore. bv INN INN.
Sorrow dam HArpseiee, BY Collier, four years
Time, i:S4-l;ts's.
METAIRrr CouRsE RAcE.-sAruRpAY Nov So-First
match for $4,000 mile heats with year olds.
Duncan Kenner's produce 0 Flight, the dam
John Tarnears Oh c BY imp Jordan, dam
Second pars: $500 two mile heats
Duncan Y. Kenner's u. J. Hughes's) ch 1. He
sira, by Ambassador out of Flight, four years
J. s. Noises Flying Dutehman, by Gray
Eagle, dam by Muckle John, four years DID,. 2 2
Time, 5:47A-3:54
CorSAREE CoURsE, NEAR COLUMBIA, 3. C.-WsDvEs-
ray, Nov. T-First day.-Colt stake for three year
olds. two mile heats $500 subscription, $50 forfeit
$500 given by the club The result was as folloss:-
singletons eh. g. Barter, by Wagner, out
Captain D. Rowe's b. O., by Sovereign, out Of
Captain j. Allen. ch. 9. YaicC BY Monarch,
Time, ist heat, 81. "a, s.5c.s sa, s:a. '1f
There were three other entries in this stake, which
THURSDAY. Nov 2s- Second day Jockey Club purse,
$3.50 two mile heats. This spirited one, aud
only half neck The following the result
Captain }, Harrison's ch- m. Rosalie, out of EN-
NJ K siagletcn's br Mlth. three years cid,
by, out Captain Minors dam. ......., 02dr
Time, 1st heat, 3:49h-2d heat, 34s.
rnfpay, Nov. 2o-Third dsy.-Jockey Club purse,
N. NJ, singleton's br. g. Captain Minor, 8 years
go Gysnaaas g g. three vs:,. ola iv sovs
reign, dam by Hibiscus. ........ ...... 2 dr.
Second race mile heats, purse $3.50.
d. II. Singleton's br. m Prima Donna six years
old by Priam, out of Atalanta. ........... al
Captain J. D. Aliens ch. c. Yazoo. ........ 232
Captain Rowes br, G., four years old, by Herald,
Captain j Harrson's ch. h, 1--WE years old by
Monarch, out Of Lucy Abbot. .......... 1 dis
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
lN vork the and treatment Of delicate diseases
all the tndred aneetionsustrated By Kreat NUM-
Der Of beautifully oolcred plates. A. large fsi by Ne.
Bcstwick ~ d. lecturer and diseases OIL e
aboys psmea nature. large qus.to-s.;so p.se, H :.
edition; rrioe 80 kxtrset from the Boston Msd-
eel surgi cal ysurns msy said, fsresslr 70 b
equal Records Actions vorn on the same family o.
aeass superior anything of the hind ever pub
Ishsd In this country" Author of Ths Family rhy.-
c,ni" price twenty-five eonts Author Of work Self
sbuse s deplorabis defects fmrotsnoy eterty
.s;n dSss;,. IA bso.s..
and by the suthor. pt Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

TT rs DEPLoRABLE TO WITNESS THE MISERY on
the victims cf Private Disease and mede, prstenderr
ie a shame stefrpt 20 tnese different
esses with medicines only the aissry thus esu.d 70
families and onTrpN ia hcarrendns ts hundrtds 81 Df
Iaronts patients tee we'll testify. see he ADVERTISE
the opposite side Of this sheet aud avail yourselve-
superior k without further delay, At y Readst
MO CURE, NO cHARoE-DR. MURPHY HAS EE.
IN moved No AZ caevlt street, Chatham, where
ks hourly oonsuied All diseases Recent ease he eursa
without msrcury In two 70 four days with Sue
etss HE Specific, 81 box, cannot be beaten ~ u. ~
heat. Dr. will forfeit fs1n
WARREN Is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
~ Dissssea l8 yesrs prAotoe, % which were in
hceritsL Dr. W. enabled 70 suarsntss speedy cnres
xtrrea sAjoinirr Chatham With ths frst
srrr,ry ard isns thls has prodused.
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

nR. IARzRTTTs JUNO CoRDIAIe-A DESIRABLE
~ and aesve medicine for male ard female " restores
O.. M airss sgor % naturs .rt ss,ay enrs' tho,e
tseaett 70 witch femaes are liable wholesale and retail
o. 90 cfrlshdt street sonikern sra weftsr aCr ,ant
icr sstfcits viii te csrcfV 70 sddres ~ lana st
!IDs0S w.
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
Q5OO sEWAEp.-JIrrsIIs AsrIDors 4 sgs

VOW cfo Mixture for the sure % rrivsts disorder,
N rr.ies srttiy oure, vthou. the le,st resristons
dst drink exposure ohangs In sppiester 20 business
The rrcprstc cf.eufss single ease which the miItur
viii not cure rnser the forfeiture % hvs hundred dollars
n II put up btttes with full eirsctien At 81 Orehct
c issts week-nsrv are cured In two days For sale W
RING, ll7 Brcsdvsy; lo3 BsJ,rd street New Ierf
W. n Lttio, lof Hanover street, Boston; Nnsht Oc'
The New York herald., 1850-12-17

The Falcon will tn Pacific Of
this line and having through tickets will
delayed at Panama beyond the usual at that
ssAGEFRoM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Cabin -. 500 Steerage. ..Sl50
The Falcon has Just been thoroug oyerhauled She
furnished with boilers snd has saloon and
deck Her cabins furn shed throughout and
her tor passenges are equal to those
OF other steamer ahoa For freight apply
at tse oce Of the Company III West Var
rem street, TO NJ o. ROBERTS.
The New York herald., 1850-12-17
0ENTLEMEN's LIST.

Young, Mise Mary Ann-2
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EbWARDK: COLLINS, So Wall street, N. Y. or to
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO, Liverpool.
q: ROBERrSs CO, l3 Kings Arms yard, London.
q =. H. DRAPER Jr Boulevard. Montmartre, Paris
After the first OF April the freight by the
lboye from Liverpool will be ally
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Margaret Reilly Wary. 10th %
Re berts Ch.rlotte Htyr1lds nianah
Fohiuson Ire, 9tb stRidor sra Nanevs
Rockwell Bsnuah Fiehard |otanhss
Rolii.s sits isuv. Riehsrdsgs Mt Eli-
EpsencrantI mrsCG fatetA
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7 IsT o1 LnrEEss n.rAsINo IN TIE NEW YORK

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II Post Once, December IL 1850. -.
OFFICIALLY cKsr
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list which they are ad-
v'rs'ed LADIES LIST.
Agnew Miss Eiza-Allen Miss Jane Amber MrsyJ
beth Anderson Sarah Alexander n as Car
Alexander Mrs Bsr-Asksrman Mrs Ard cline w