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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

Louis Philippe, late King of France
died in England on the 26th ult,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

DLAIN and Fancy Envelopes, Note Paper,
u Letter and Writing Paper, Quills, Steel
Pens, &c, &c, for sale at the Diamond Drug
md Variety Store of A. A. BANKS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,

" NERMiFUGE.-tiAR TURNER Il HALE's
SYRUP OF SPIGELIA--a certain cure for
Worms, and so pleasant when administered
that children viii cry for more-for sale at the
sept6tf Bee Hue Drug store,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13
Auditors Notice.

FEHEE subscriber appointed Auditor by the
Il Orphans Court of Mifiiin county to dis
tribute the proceeds in the hands of ROBERT
LAUGHLrN, administrator of MATTHEW
GLASGOW, late Of Wayne township, Miflln
county, decd appoints THURSDAY, the Sd
day of October next, at his Store in the borough
Of Newton Hamilton, to hear the parties inter-
esied, when and where they are hereby notified
10 attend. JOHN PURCELL.
Newton Hamilton, Aug. 80, 19J0-4t&
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

C.tARSAPARiLLA.-OLD DR. JACOB Town
- SENDS SARsAPARILLA, which speaks for
itself when tried, for sale at the
sept6tf Bee Hive Drug store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

aDLEY'S MAGNESIA-an elegant article
I'D mixing freely with water. forming cream
which is readily taken. For sale at the
sepl6tf Bee Hive Drug store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

a TTENTION BALD HEADS !-SToRRs'
u CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGoRAToR, to restore
the hair when it has fallen off or become thin,
for sale at the Bee Hive Drug store. seGtf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

Valley, September 6, I850-ts
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-09
LETTER FROM GOVERNOR TOWNS.
coRREsroKDENcE. o.
SPRING PLACE, Murray Co.. Ga, !
To 'r. September 20, 1850.

y
SPRING PLACE, Murray Co., Ga.,l
.a .'.. September 30, 1850
His ExcELLESoY, GEORGE w. TowEs.
Dear Sir: Many of your friends in this see
tion of the State, have expressed much anxiety
to know your views upon the questions that are
now agitating the public mind--and we hope
YOU will excuse the liberty We have taken OF
propounding few questions upon which there
seems to be some conflict of opinion among our
public men--for we hold that the people have a
right to know the views of those they place in
power, upon all matters affecting the public well
fare. Without further apology, we desire an
early answer to the following questions:
LIST. Does the Act of the last Legislature au-
thorizing call of Convention, admit of rea-
sonabie doubt as to your duty upon the admis-
sion of California alones 81 d = d y
I'd. Did not Congress in the admission of Cali
fornia, virtually enact the Wilmot Proviso! or
can Congress constitutionally do that indirectly
which it cannot do directly? .,slres,,.
With your permission we shall desire to make
your reply to these questions public for the salts
frcton of your numerous friends ...
Very respectfully, Your ob't. serv'ts
JAMES EDMONDSON,
JAMES A. w. Johnson,
G. +. BROYLES,
]. A. X. HANKS,
WIN. A. LOTION.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-09

The most important element OF success is econo-
py~-eeonomy of money and economy Of time,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-09

.als.a-- . ...o.. Ubo' w. TWINS.
Col. James Edmunson, James A. w. johnson,
O.. +. Broyles, J. A. R. Hanks, VIM. A, Lof-
ton, Esqs., Spring Place, Murray County, Ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
>~>1>~>>~~~~~~~~>~~~>
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
.>~~~>~~~>~~o~~o~>N~~~O
BRILLIANT SPEECH
MIR. WEBSTER ON TIE COMPROMISE BILL.
>~~~>~~oN~~~~o1~>o>>S
ADMISSION OF THE NEW MEXICAN DELEGATE.
>~~~o~>>~I>~>>~~~N~O~~~~
RUMORS ABOUT THE CABINET.
>~~~~~>>~~~~>~~~>>~~~
Colonel MOnrOe's Proclamation.
WING STATE CONVENTION In VERMONT.
ELECTION I'M LOUISIANA.
~~~~~~~~~~~~>o~~~~~~~~>~
indian Outrages on the Rio Grandc.
.~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~
CURIOUS RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT.
S~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~>~
NEW TREATY WITH MEXICO.
>~~~>D~>-O>o>-~~~c>~~~
THE CASE OF PROF. WEBSTER.
>~~~O>~~oO~oO~o~O~~O>-O~rS~
Popular Movements in Texas,
&c. &c. &c.
Our Special Telcgraphic Dispatches.
RUMoRs ABOUT THE CABINET.

Our Special TelcgraphIc Dispatches.
RUMoRs ABOUT THE CABINET.
wAsHrroroS July II, 1850
To the list Of names that will be in the cabinet you
must add that of Mr.. Graham Of North Carolina. 1t
is not certain whether Mr. Pearce, of Maryland, will
go into the Navy into other Department.; bat
he win be a member surely. The holds good OF
Graham and yinton If the latter is not incspactaed
the once Of Secretary Of the Interior by having
been member Of the House Of Representatives when
the bill creating said Department passed.
mr.. Webster, and not Mr.. winthrop or Mr.. Rives,
viii be the Secretary Of State that is the only thing
fixed upon.
THE CABINET-coL MoNRoE'S PROCLAMATION, &c.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1850.
Mr. Webster skilfuly adapted himself to both sides
of the line to day, in his speech but it Is pretty
much the old story. The debate on the Omnibus bill
is good for all of the week The result Is mighty
ticklish.
The new Presidents policy as we'll as the formation
of the cabinet, not yet disclosed.
Mr. John c. Clark Third Auditor of the Treasury, is
dangerously sick.
Mr. Clayton is better and Mr.. Ewing is indispos
to leave his post as Secretary Of the Interior.
An Official copy of Col. Monroe's Santa re procls-
nation laid before the Senate to-day He says not
q word about Texas in his depatch.
GLOOMY PROSPECT OF THE OMNIBUS BILL.
WAsHiNoToS, July IL, 1880
The Omnibus bill swings upon single hinge, and
impression to- night s that unless tho President
comes to the rescue the bill falls to the xround.
The concessions Of the COMMITTEES, proposed by Mr.
Foots to-day excite the rdcule o. the South
thing better is expected Mr. Clay Is afraid Of the
result and Southern men are confident that the bill
vii fall Two votes ,uted to save It. and we can.
not find them to- day,
. INK fyNCONFIRMED 81
WAsHrseros, July II, 1850.
r-esident Fillmore has refused to withdraw the no
rhinations now before the Senate and declares tina
they must be acted upon by that body.
Ihe announcement by telegraph, last night, re
| speetng the members who were to compose the new
cabinet fabulous The Hon Daniel Webster still
stands foremost for Secretary of State.
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The Astor House Fire.

10 rnr EDITOR 90 TINS Nsw Yosk urEaLn,
psAR sih As your reporter, In h. s,.,.r,u, 80
,he hre In the cellar of my store lat a-.,in~
nus msue remsrks which are calculated 10 ~
mo poor. serious injury, / am sr. var Iii -
a. to !" your y-p-r as well 70 sb ~' sPsrs ms
-, .hplain, 30 far a. 4 can, the manner h,
~n,eh the IRE must have originated lie statss
Insre can be no doubt Of the arson but tbere n :,
pears TO be no adequate motive for IT, Grapdiean "a.
ony insured Tor $500, and there is probably about
nai mat smount OF goodsin the place Nov air ths
ruin H. that there IL $500 worth Of good. m
urea and about 81 COO worth more In progress Of
mahuiacture (~ithout taking into account The a ~
lures OF my store, which cost over 5000 a, m in
venory taken this morning by ur udced gentle
men Will show. All this would Inevitably have b.sn
destroyed had not the Gre been extinguisb.d Ana
now one wordM TO the origin Of Ere NV SON "A Ia
states 70 me was smoking cigars. with friends. in
e immediate vicinity Of the stairs just before cosnr
he store and be presumes that cigar has been care
lessy thrownon the floor By scme Of his companous
or himsef and upon shutting the maindoor Of the
nors me arsught has blown u into the cellar and
Tnteu the paper That Ere discovered I'm several
pisces, believe to be entirely incorrect
a. nave been resident Of this city and tenant M
ut Astor Tor the last thirteen years Nv INV Ins.ssr
! nsFs ac9uireds comfortable maintenance and amonS
ny friends and customers, am proud to say num-
Der many OF most respectable In the citv Nv az.
mas csn employed In my store for the last two y.srs
sna nave uniformly found him attentive. honest.
~ dutfui That he should be conce rned IN = pefs,
tion attempt not only wsntonly 20 destroy hi. atb.rs
reput. tion and property but the lives Of hundreds
whom H. never knew, sure no one Who knovs
hin viz for moment believe. Yours
A. GRANDJEAN
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BsLrrxoss, July ~, 1850.
The Southern mall has arrived Tn. Hon Robt p
Lstcb~, our Minister 10 Merco has concluded an i'm
portsnt treaty With that government, similar 70 the
Nicaragua treaty, for connecting the two oceans BIZ
railway. communication by special uesssnser
With the treaty has arrived In the Water witch ana
been forwarded to Washington
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NV OrasA "Juy ID, 1850.
The Texas papers warmly disea~ ing the subject
OF difference With New Mexico, as5 fN-e, In detail,
various popular movements In references flAI reto
Tho public meeting on the San Jsente Be tie Yield
adopted resolutions dcnouncing the actsor Of the
general government, and calling the Governor 10
proclaim the district Of Santa Pe In Of nsurr.e
tion; also, calling for session Of the Legsturs On
the 18th August.
On the Rio Grapds tho alarm respecting hostile
Indians was gradually subsiding.
We have more favorable accounts Of the Cotton cron
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WASHINGTON, JuLr l6, 1850.
The Developments in the Senate to-day are Of grest
interest-Omnibus coming to q short turn.
The controversy between Messrs Clay and Benton,
the question Of bribery and uption involved
In the Texas indemnity, threatened at one tine,
another scene but, though highly excited, Mr. Clay
managed to restrain himself much to the
OF every body
Considerable light also thrown upon the Tsxas.
boundary, sufficient to show that Texas has the slim
kind OF title to the disputed territory But the
FAKE Of peace. Better buy out Texas, than have to
fight her out.
Mr. Hale moved to lay the whole concern on the
table but, the appeal Of Mr. Foote, he agreed TO
withdraw IL till tomorrow, Mr. Foots having i'm
portant amendme Mt to offer. The motion OF Mr. Hale
created immense sensation
Mr.. Webster then announced that he should pre-
coed to give his views In support Of the bill Very
good. Look for other great speech to-
This support of Mr. Webster Is supposed to tally with
adviees from head quarters
Mr.. Poote had his important amendments partially
read for information They purpose to cut of two de-
gres from Now Mexico to give to Texas, changing the
Southern boundary from the sd to the Saith parallel
N l.. and, secondly, to provide for the division Of
California by the line Of 49, after her admission ints
the Union, IL she agrees to IL, which Of sAA
will not consent to do.
The Senate considered these amendments OF suck
small Importance that they stopped the reading ana
went into executive session ominous looking
parcel from the President large enough as packet to
hold ell the nominations Of the cabinet.
Tomorrow will be great day. II will probably de-
eide the fate Of the Omnibus and the composition Of
the cabinet And yet, to suppose that are out OF
trouble. II absurd The crisis Is not passed We shAn
have great deal Of trouble yet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18
Serious niot In BaIsimore-severaI Persons
shot.

BALTIMORE, July ~, 1850.
serious riot occurred on Pels Point last evening,
between sumber Of persons Who inhsbit the Cause
way. which ~ 10 feared win result fatally.
During the disturbances, there we're seven persons
shot, snspg them Mr. Jno. stiller unoGending eIti
ren, vho u 10 thought easnet recover. A boy named
Jackson solomon, and negro named Dsn1 Peer, we're
wounded seriously snd John Myers Jacob Chestnsr
Frederick a. ettler, and . woman named Bailey
we're slightly injured.
George Kooping Jas Manly and Jackson Gordon
notoriousy bad characters, have been arrested and
committed AZ the ring leaders
A fremsn's riot slso occurred Baltimore street
hurt - = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18

FrAL.-The U. a. sereship Relief L,.ut cou.-
msndips J. Tottep, arrived At this port yesterday
In thirty sishtI days from Gibraltar The following IL
slist Of her ofacsrs;-Lievt Commanding, n J. TOE
ten; Acting Master, Pierce Crosby; Pur.er w A
Christian Passed Assistant Surgeon georse Msulsbv,
week, A. W. Johnson Captains olerk, y Bsr-
harm - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18

ID Brown Phila.; n. 3. Smith Mobile J. q. Kendall,
Manchester, Kng Geo. wfnins Kendall. N. Orleans.
hsdiscn Rush, .. 8 N; 1t Col Nsusmsn, U. g A.,
and 100 others arrived yesterday at the Aston House.
Poland, Va Gen. Duh Greene. Geo. ID. McDou-
gal .. 2. A: n Durham, Geo, sad 81 sthsrs, ar
rived yesterday ct the Ameeicsn
Col q. Wright y. 8. A 1t Gel Webster, q. A.:
IL Ransom, y. NJ A. Ger. Tslmadee, Nee Han.
borsh and 2if others arrived yesterday at IN. IrvIns
uouee.
Mr. Perkins bearer Of despstche. and Baron acrc,sx
sailed for Europe Yesterday IN the steamer Ruropa
Rev. Henry n. Dennison, of Brooklyp. n "a -
married on the 10th inst, ~ Alice daughter Of CO.
President Tyler az his residence In virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18
The Case of Professor webster.

Bosror, July III 1910.
rhs r. ecutive Council Il 10 decide on the fate Of
Pro.ssscw v. bster to morrow The petitioners fer
comuutatios a his punishment not numerous
as In the case of " ellington Goode. The condemned
~ ~ situation; ani he does not sI
psct mercy It i. supp,. the latter end Of October
will be red for his execufto u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18

JuLr 1.-THE Mayor In the chair ne pr~-x J~v
ST. ne net of Grand Jurors sin hundred In numb cv.
vss duly confirmed by the Supervisors, according ~
sssr,.s vncn purpose the present meeting vs psr~
Several small bills and petitions wcs. referred, sc
the Board sdjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18
Sickness at New Orleans.

BALTIMORE, July IT, 1859.
The New Orleans Picdlune says that nfty-hve sgus
and fever patients mostly foreigners have been sA-
mitted to the Charity Hospital
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Missing California Vessels, a.

oALrimokki July H. 1850.
Fears are entertained for the safety of the bark
Abby Baker, and the schooner Flight, which sailed
from this port for California eight months ago The
former was spoken about four months ago and has
not been heard of since.
Augustus Bradford, Clerk Of the Baltimore County
Court, lies dangerously i'll.
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ros Ersorr.-2hs r. NJ. steamship Rurops, Captain
Lott left this port yesterday for Liverpool with 81
passengers (whose names viii be found under In. pro
per bssdJ and ss27 5Ss Ia specie.
NV srDMsinp.-we understand Me..rs rIow.rs q
Son have contracted with firm ut wiliiam.burgh 10
build them large and substantial steamship for the
racine she u Intended TO register about 1900 tons
and will be 20 seet loRg, and 20 feet vide N,
owners intend her 70 be ready for In little ove
three months.
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Prom RIO orsnde.

Ns~ 0sts.rs, July 10, 1880.
letter from Rio Grsnae CITY, dated shs sth Inst,
pictures great distress and consternstios produced
BY the indians Of Rio orsnds. The account IL alto
ssshsr different from that gwen By the Brevnsvuls
papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18
HOmeWard Bound.
Our Washington Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, July II. 1850.
Some Of Reverdy Johnson's baggage mas reached hia
Did residence, in this city.
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Whig State Convention In Vermont.

Whig State Convention In Vermont.
MONTPELIER, Vermont, July II, 1850.
The Whig State Convention met to-day at 10 o'clock
Every county represented. Committees were
formed to report resolutions and nominate a State
ticket The convention then adjourned till half past
o'clock, p. M
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The State ticket, as follows was unanimously con-
frmed -
For Governor-Charles X. Williams, of Rutland.
For Lieutenant Governor-Norman Williams OF
Woodstock.
For Treasurer George Howes Of Montpelier.
The committee for resolutions reported . series
strongly Affirming the well known ground Of the peo-
pie of Vermont on the subject Of slavery, honorng
the general policy Of the Of the late Presi
dent, and expressing confidence in the course Of
President fillmore. The report adverse to any
compromise of the constitution. 1t would leave sls-
very in the States untouched, but would prohibit
slavery in Territories and new States.
The Hon Solomon Poote of Portland, addressed the
convention in eloquent and impressive speech.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted Nor
man Williams declined the nomination of Lieutenant
Governor, and Julien Converse, of Woodstock, was no.
minated to supply the vacancy.
The convention then dissolved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18
Sporting Irssllsrepee.

osrrnsvnLs covssr, L. I.-TsorriSa.- Two trottine
matches and contest for purse come on this Amor
soon For the purse there ester.d four Of as rood
nags a. can b produced tvo Of which have an inside
STAKE pending between them viz Reindeer and Honest
John. The horses In the mstchs are we'll paired and
nne days sPort may be reasonsbly anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18
Legislstive ELECTION ln Loulsian..

NEW ORLEANS, July 10 1850.
special election took place yesterday, for -four
members of the Legislature. The result thAs
three wings and one democrat elected. The
wings thus gain three.
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and testament OF George Galphn deceased "A pprov
ed August Ia. 1S4S.
:" have the honor to be,
Very respectfully. your obt servant,
"GEO. w. CRAWFORD
" Hon. HOWELL CoBB,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives"
On motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, the letter of Mr. Craw-
ford referred to the Judiciary Committee and the
House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18
SHIPPING.

NOR LIVERPOOL--UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
n shin ATLANTIC, Capt. James West.-This steamship
will depart with tho mails fsr Europe positively 5atur
day July o. o'clock from her birth at the foot OF
Canal All letters must ss . ro@Eh the Post Osiee
having for elegance comfort
apply To EDwD. X. COILINs. IS wall street.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
u York and Lvsrpool-The ships composing this line
ATLANrIC, Captain West. ARCTIC, Captain Luce
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC, Captain Comstook.
ADkIAfIC, Captain Grafton.
Thsse ships having built by expressly for
service has been taken in their
etruction also in their and
speed their for pas5en
equaed comfort Price Of passage from New
York Liverpool, $780, exclusive " size
rooms S35. No berths secured until paid for An sxper-
enced will be attached each chip For freight
passage, apply to .,.
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Progress or the Cholera at the v


West where it, Of late, ragged with such violence, has
considerably abated.
In Cincinnati, during the week ending the l2th
inst the number Of deaths by ehoiers amountedto
three hundred and thirty eight The greatest numbse
Of deaths per day occurred the 9th and 9th inst
on each OF which sixty Ave deaths occurred. The
total number Of deaths during the same week, waa
Eve hundred and ninety SIX many Of which atth-
to bilious dysentery disease kindred to cholera
were reported, which shows a decrease OF atty per
cent, when compared with the mortality Of the 18th
inst.
At St. Louis there has Of late been very great o.
crease, and the disease may be considercS Ans~
slated but seventy seven deaths having o.
'' a. s..hvv,s 40 a,.s, v.. ..currsl
tho disease, that -
pended ar .ne alarm, aud 80 fts
- more than half the citizens fed In. oiix
lne whole pumber Of deaths BY cholera on IN, Ioss
Inst, was nine, which shows decrease of mora than
nifty per cent frsm the 9th inst Business has b.e.
resumed and there nov probability that IL will nox
| again cause another such panic
Two or three cases have occurred at Columbus
Ohio but two deaths have occurred; and At the eer
and Drenpon Springs, in Kentucky, some nfssn
deaths have occurred The disease Is not general
through the West and but few places have been
visited with very DISASTROUS results.
AT Frankfort, in Kentucky Eve deaths had occurred
up 10 the lSih inst aud at Louisville four deaths had
occurred but one Of which, however In the
city The others we're persons landed from steam
boats passing up the river The greatet mortality IN
inst. e WV avs
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
" Yerk LysrpoolThe ships eomPosns This limo
EDW'D. X. COLLINS, Sc Wall street,
a. 10 pH0WN euIpI EYt, co IiIarn- Al

~ erto BROWN. sHlPLEY& CO. Liserp,ol
f.: St:'si Vii ::' 5:s @
"r.es. New Ssre esfg. a sasa:sst
:A..... k k,ysr R.1s ss: spss assI y
"p..,., H sivsr wool s September &
!. Atlantic . New YORK go. 49,. October i
The owners of these ships viii gold
$ sna hs
thereof, therein expressed.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coMrANY.-roR BRs-
wAsHisS1os Riosa @ SSs.
4: :S.
Post Once f's SANE sss broadway.
%
Hibsrni. fsns,f from gosson. Wednesday. July n
FOR freight or p'''iEec S}SSxSRD Jvr. IS uro.dv.y
CTEAN BElwEEN NAV YoRk AN1 GLaso0w;.
son. nss ons eir1 81
pss:: b. Ssshsvs formerly q ths Grs.. wsssrs
az: js aiS sisss -:
cabin p:sss, DO dollars
rate & bus wine: g
Tine for 3 and and ss
Ssnsilsssd. ferfisishs agSiy
va Ss
@ III |
fer this Of the Ohio
"
Sssss.: .ss sbssss SAIL Ss. and
Charleston ..............ss s., So SIC
savannah. ......'.... - ~ ~
s:.s: :::::;::::::: {, & Z +
S.':: Panama to San
caforns PASSENGER By the Ohio will 20 on from Havana
to ssI.s path itr . si or
t--.a III Yves. street. corner Warren
CrEAnsnIP OSPREY, FOR cHAKL l;, 40
Tns .Rs.s$f , ss,% N. 9SpaE
Phi.Aslphia, saturday July 2n,h, a 70 o'sccs n
pss is ,sgy :. S y y.
ss, and 18th, 'ssursd Freight sr this ho S
further information refer 70 f. LiTTLEFiELD Kinsisy
sr rn s,ys for N:r
" '''i T. Hc c's os'' SON. .Gsf ssS.i-.y
FOE SA.AS sRMns
As viii ieav, for chsgss touching a. p0, R.yA 70 .ns
'::!s:ss'i: ~ s' sSs
.NNaRoUoH LINE FOX San rHANUisco..vALIroR.
.,,n MA fS n 's ms S srS ~ al: line y
70. ss s.s: G s
In .et allowed each Tor baggage Ne sxpeu'
s.-ainx or embsrk=s passengers ny this hns' I'd
nsssars or other ,n.on.- stoni Apply 20 -
VI ~ HERDLG AND WRIGHT,
$50 Cedar street Of Washington st.. I'd fooi
NOR San FRANCISCO VIA CHAGREs. On THURS:
day, August lst.-The splendid steamship CRESCENT
CITY Charles Stoddard. will leave Tor
on Thursday August l at o'clock, r. H.. from Pier No
An K For freight passage amply to
j. HOWARD b SON, "a Broadway.
.... ~ ~ilt succeed the CRESCENT CITY
The T1PrRE CA. go The 18th Of August,
leaving fcr VSexroe on Tussa.y,
which vessel through tickets viii tc furnishes.
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TiCKETs-TwO sfEgKAo.
ticket steamers Ohio, Juy - and Ccluwess frsH
Panama About August auth. For sale low by a.
ALBEgT wELLES, ~ Broadway. cor wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18

these ships ptabie gold.
silver bsllion specie jewelry precors stones or metals
unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the value
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