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Mississippi is too far the other way to have
ncuoned such vote, and he therefore reluct-
anily went with the minority. he has had din
cult task TO perform. He is disposed 10 be liberal
TO the North, bat Mississippi Is not and with one
eve upon his State and the other upon the settle
ment of the questions of the day, he has managed
his cards with exceeding skill, working faithfully
for California but voting, with few exceptions, al
ways against her With few other southern de-
mocrats ofhe same sort, the Compromise with Cali
fornia Just as she is-the Texas boundary indemui-
~, and governments for the territories without the
pToviso, would have passed the Senate like flash;
and once through the Senate, the bill was safe
enough in the House tie did all that man could
do TO secure those southern democrats for this OBJ
ject but he tailed, and the bill failed; and now, in
detached bills, these questions must confront the
southern resistance Of the House, and while many
are sanguine Of nlti nate success, there is every
reason 10 spprehend a terrible struggle against Cal
homa, and resistance which will only brg'n
with her admission as STATE, If admitted without
condition, equivalent, or modification.
There is some meaning in these Southern eau
cuses; but there does appear TO be, also, syHiPos
of alarm among some OF the southern men al the
imminent hazards of revolt, and by these the
Spirit of revolt may be suppressed But the danger
is not over and the longer definite action is delay
ed, the gre ter the hazards OF success.
By the rul.s Of The Senate, bill cannot be en-
crossed and read d third time on the same day, ex-
cent by general consent Hence, on the objection
of Mr. Davis of Miss, the passage Of the bill goes
over ill tomorrow, when we may expect some
further exciting debate upon the question.
The friends Of California have, perhaps, ma
jory of thirty tive or forty in the House. Against
this force the South have TO contend And we re-
cognze no disposition TO qualify the case, so thai
the South must chuose between a graceful surren
der and a hazardous revolt. AT best, only
hope that all the bills will pass after desperate
struggle but the worst that can be feared is ar
adjournment Of the Southern members TO NEE
again at the Nashville Convention.
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n = aIvims IsTELLieEn =.
PERT Of sew yorh. August IA, 1853.

Steamers -csnsas tBrl, Bsrrssn Liverpool Che, sse.
vinas Chssree, se Hovland AspinvslL Empire City,
wilson DO, ard Son GeOrta Porter Havsss, se,
N % Roberts. Arthracite Morley. fhlAdelrhia
shir.-Aostide Coht San Franc spofori. Tlestsn
Cos N stewart, Jsnsscn, olssgrr, Delsno svsnis
Ikusl pilsrer Csdtf. u n Robertson.
Bsris-yietory. Hrdgins Bsrelons Poster Nieksu,u;
Rsxe stapsieh ssrpess New orleans. Huribut CO;
Edvsrd Eprcson Chsrston, Wsrds' Louisa, sseppsrt
Dew Bedford. - - -. -. -
Rstes Bere Bor Alexsnarei Edfsr. Ol-stess Hsvsns
0rvso p.rrruss; Hortsrre. De Rayser do Rcssirs
EIo Psecris Bsliect uebile Hsrriet Kelley, gsetson-
VILE kssmitk Sons rovr Brethers Bsrsf fhilsdelphis
JvnKe~. =
sesr.~Tv-ea. B.,heL Eie.,t.r., trs.riy; Cenae 4.
disc tst.sI Ree. Hsiifss. Ms. Rssire Co An
srsv srxssus Be- kBuuSA Pstep, s7uit Wh,,ey Co.
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Telesraphie Reports.

NV UkLKANs, Aug 10, 1850.
Cotton Quot.sis.s are ne.i.si The salss OF che
past days 200 bales middling at 1850. The
Cambriae 10 just received Sales OF tobacco $50
hhds Flour IL In better demand, 1T Low prices-40oo
bbls have been shipped for Boston and Charleston.
Corn Is quoted at coo Csc Bacon (sides) axe. Sc
ALBAsr, August Is, 1850.
The receipts during the last twenty four hours
amount to 200 bills -four 500 bushels wheat, 10 90
bushels corn There 10 q moderate demand for -four,
the markets lightly fsvoring the buyer Corn 10 rather
lower and sales Of bushels have been made at 81
cent? for yellow round, and 62E cents for Western
mixed
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PROFESSOR JoHr w. WEBs,ER.-As many ex-
travagan stories have been industriously circulat-
ed in relation to the luxurious living of the Profess
scr, some of them stating his daily expense of food
cigars, &c, at Parker's Restaurant, to be % per
day, We deem il but just TO contradict the false
rumors, which we do from good authority. Tho
whole expense incurred by the prisoner for his
meals, per diem, is s cents and his food 10 Of the
simplest kind. The Professor remains in q calm
state, apparently resigned TO his fate, and in the
opinion OF those whose opportunities Of judging are
best, will submit himself to the extreme penalty of
the law, and disappoint the general belief that he
will anticipate his fate by suicide .-Bostow Mail
august ~
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~ vrts Trest-e. ss-ofsos hours 70 n A NJ $40 r.
tsv.day ssospted mo. ~ Grssnwich ssreet rhoss
rrgriset A. u. ss.e sss rspsiy q che c.re trs.er.,
Nessrs stages; aise I'll dissssaa
nsn sevsr-sses sss v.ry es,enzivs prsetieel BE-
.mre resscn for stating BE ostansi fo ether
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ruoLKRA ON rHE Ono RvER.-From the fol-
lowing article in the 81. Louis Repsohcar OF the
ID inst 70 appears that the cholers " coursng its
way along the ver in the vicinity Of the moslh OF
the Ohio nver DR. SPENCER. OF Brun swick, Mo,
died OF cholera board the steamer Nisifer, dur
ing her passage from Cincinnati TO this cIiy, and
was buried At the head Of Tresdwster Island.
One other death from the same disease occurred
on board-the child IL German em'grant We
are told that this dreadful scourge has made its
nsetewn, and that quite a number Of persons have
disd 81 v. At one plantation near Tresdwster,
tiffcen deaths had taken place among the slaves,
and from three Co i've persoos, white aud black,
have died from the same disease IN other neighbor
hsods.
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ADDITIONAL ABOUT Tux ARREST or AN Accom-
riIsBKp FokoKR.-An important arrest was made
circumstances which Justify more than a passing
notice. The New York papers, Ia giving the par.
tculars Of the arrest, award the credit 10 the
wrong persons. f. l. keDdrick, Esq, Cashier Of
the Bank Of Albany, laid the trap himself The
facts follows
On Wednesday morning last, the 7th, a letter
came through the post office, addressed TO Jacob
II. Ten Eyck, Esq, President Of the Bank of Al
bany. Mr. L. l.. was absent, and ths letter was
passed into the hands Of the cashier.
MIR. kepdncks suspicious were excited by the
strange Of Tins letter, and on closely examin-
ing the handwriting, he felt sure that he had seen
IL beiort under equally suspicious circumstances.
But where or WHEN, he could not call 10 mind, and
he laid Il by for future consideration. About one
O'Clock he took " up again, and at once recognised
the writing as that ot man who, under the name
OF Danitls, had, three years ago, forged the name
IL John Schoulcraii. Benjamin Burst, and Henry
Becker, Of Scholars county, TO note for sl,bol
81, which was discounted by the Central Bank at
Cherry Valley. And his suspicious We re confirm
ed when, un proceeding TO the Mechanics and
Farmers' Bank, he found that the writing OF this
letter sponded with that OF lithograph letter.
himself Dsnrs. Mr.. kendrick also met the
Teller of the Central Bank and urged him TO pro-
coed AZ once TO New York, TO carry out a plan
whish he, Mr.. kendrick, had concocted for the
arrest Of the suspected person. But q was not
convenient tor Mr.. Eldredge to 70 to New York
sntii 1hurtdsy.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Kendrick perfected his plan by
writins the following answer to the note from
Rainiouh -
Bass o. Ats,Nr, Aug s. 1870
Ma. esss RAisroHrH Sra Your letter OF the
cab instant, sddrsss.d TO Mr.. Tea Eyok, has been
ceives.
an unable to give you the information asked for
bot on tn. rvtuts Of Mr. Ten Eyok, gill place your
letter In his hzpss vhen he -ill reply TO u lie gill
be Sb-ept probably, sish. OF ten day, Respectfully
yours, E.E. KENDkicK, Cashier.
This note was purposely drawn to prevent ain
forth from supioring he was suspected, and 10 in
duce him 10 look tor letter from Ten Eyck, 10
case he should escape detection in seeking this.
MIR. n. ncnt wrote a letter to Officer Smith, OF
New York, introducing Mr.. Eldredge, who had
the letter 10 Rsniorh, with instructions to Mr.. s.
TO deposit the letter IN the post office, and to arrange
a signal with the poet office clerk, SO that whsn
the l,tter called for, the fellow might be ar
rested.
This plan, thus drawn ny by Mr. Kendnck, was
fulfilled to the letter. Rainforth called for the
leuer, the clerk gave the signal, and before the
fellow could break the seal, he was in custody
AIba-y yo,vrai, Dug. IL
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nR T. NoRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO rHvs.s wHt

~ have ecstrse,ed diseases. Curs ut voless" Tia, "a
7ske % Thy health have devoted many yesrs " M
profession, and have tresed suecesuy tbovssnds ~
tents Tiwse whe wish consult these coupsinta
may DO (frce % ehsrssb from A ~ 10 ~ Surdsy
.seepted NJ zoe value ygsr health, you viii avsid thoss
yer spd hs, ,h..r 20. sine ~ nsse,ss AZ that
Tor disease all N forms Perssrs whose hs.ifh
he,u rvised ~ these ewots,s, call upgu osily vi
tsw street
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GTRICTURH-Irs rAvURE SYMPTOMS, CoNsn-
.ssoe meds o. ssteetssg snd rernsrent eur- with
np~s Ter rrne<ies Ne vhe has Dr. Esiphs
Evsts frssti~s r>~< lers ~ trousiex With ssro~r.
Via ssrtst
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Telegraphio Marine Reports.

Arrved-U surveying steamer jefferson Cape Hatteras
brig Warrington. Cspes Delaware; schrs Harriet HAeet
York; Thomas Fenner Rainbow, Boston, Daniel Fran
ces Nantucket; Jane, n Bedford; Parker, FRiver.
Tho ship Grey Eagle, and deep laden Br orig. went
James River yesterday.
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DersAxn msaAs.
LErrna Bass Canada, fer Halifax aAd Liver
shi. day Angus. q =. h.Rpass 10 o'clock Letters can
Ps-Lstter. pre- paid ct tAs ssovs siAss to
TSs sSov. Letter Bag ar. also .s x.ayeas 81 wan stree.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ssatesn.. Lorins Horfoir Tor iors.n.aiA
th-sehr Margaret Ana Ravens. Boston for kYork SID
In port. schr Margaret Ann. md Energy.
.s,,, rM n,.,,s.. Aug lsa Pr T.,
Lsnuei Peters, TIs.s,tSy. sinshiii. No k.=d Pound
FsgS f" asef, a:,msa s
sa s cssn S.,. ss
astos do o,,sriG Van glider Great Egg aa,sor Ash:sh
% t:s: ss %
i:, NC Guest HSh g., MsvbIry Mas,
s. ssn:s.
Clsar.s-Brs. Reu.d Pom, Pierce I.Issh..d, Warren
a. HssS s Do ss fn Hale d.
s s,h An. reist q; m
R:iSo S ss.I. O. Smith a;' s:s
o. s.e' , s. Ssas.S.s x..ss
Wheeler. Providence. -''' -''''' "''''' ~'
miscellaneous.
sss .'f has
raj Of her passenger: left her By pilot boat from which
city
ss q heavy weather and head
B.Ie KAT. Boyp Losr-Thi. vessel hence June y for
lstn vi, s = Ye MI long 90 rs. nsuns as.-
s1eh T, ,hs, M 80 s's nnSn. a. ~ ss,s
ss
uon. me v not n msnt - minutes Ater oeM IVAN
s. from .sn rspss Ty ., ssl.s. nS.
NV s,ur Aporrs Of Portland wrecked sd Sable Island
IL insured In Boston, at the warren once, for 5000.
s'rs. s. from r
more. n ia. - % Lon II 10 " s .rseS Of vessel called
ssS water issssa 81 HA' anu s''s
r-s,, cr ~ DALI. H.. - -. -
uiAnovrn July a-Lhs ph.h Hear, arr IT here from
Bsni and shipped sems water. W 'A' ''AAA
Naval.
from Pensseola Sis; u Mobile shs the
81; w.ulS prse..s iot roTs.aou,h o. sortSit ,
.yv..s ..A "a 'sAa 1A,~ 50 be a's.ehsd TO the coast
oops Saratoga and St Msys are fitting out with des-
Iss ,s.. R.ri.sn csp,.. Gh.rls. Can't. new ,S
s.eiss .pS join n. scsq
wAnev nsuon In tns sortn r,sine We unIessanc ssf
sne ~: ~ u' ~ M
ssn. John Garter, ID 10 D.nisi puisny, a de- o
ssJpn'i .s a. San s,rss,' P.r,.r 'ss cs,os'
ssE.r J.Tss Green c.I As.,.s' suT5eOs Rps.r, w
H,sSss ws'sn, p.w.0s ps@o
Palmer Pursers cpeTt s.musi Hsm.os' csps.iatisrs
Samuel allen Csrrsnssr, John C.Sili Bos,s.aa, John
Stout.
Com Mecauiey on the Of July Com was to rstura In
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EOR FEMALES AND hALRs-DR. LAEZFTTg.SJCNO
cotdsl or Proersativs tiiri prescribed effective
rrsorative IN sses Of Dbity tmpo'eney Bsrrenne.
snd al irrsulat ties of nature 10 ali that prfss..s ..
be v-Nstures restorative. aud remedy fsr those
fer seminal enissivns general debility elee ~essness ~
the genits organs. nervous Affections leucorrh~s
invscrsting medeius ~ Is allied Ais, certain
nFdl Tor ncpisnt ption sd tnde ton 80 only
BY JrDsoN CO. 1.-THE onlT American Aseats Nc. Jshs
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WV ctnt Hittore Tor The % ronerT aleetA
Structures, and simila dsorsers IL mssss seed,
without the less, Restrictions Of Diet drnt sspssar
change In application 10 business TIE prorretor
snse ease vhseh the mixture vii ander ,ha
et-r- we hnndrrd collars rurthsrhs disess. eannes
contrxctsS dose 81 the hsn
u put sp 10 bottles. vita fall direction at Al ns botsb
asts veek-mssy evrea IN days Wv ssis by q
Rns fe7 Broadway tp Bsv.rs s,r-ss
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Dk wAhkst IL CONfIDlSnl.iAy CONSULT
- tteaw diseases rfssties "a eighteen fesrs. thr~s
Mrnes s.rv y hospital De- Or " 20 the vcr-t
80 ns siriems w ~ smcs Ne wett street. vita
~ npstnrrs ot re srestrH -urr~ry AID ssd-
snt W" ecnntry hsevr tre~v~.s Asuresrss ehsrsa
Ds;sosRIeos O. CONSULTED ON vssKRaAl
49,. ese.s-a VII honcfshk sora<sNee. q prseties ~
sry Lesrs snsSes hin re~fe-tiv withaut
sep sseest g.-es r-rsv-s o. . Zee Asfs e,rcswrss
80 sninn yeskrsss No s-~s-,rify e-r-r Ne Zee an
ssrse. We S.Lcrdcs trispa.is sS s~s> I'll ~ 80
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Passenger Arrived
oALwAv.Br Bark Alhion-Nrs Martin. Miss Martin. Mr.
BriEss. Mr. Bark MRS OHoohan. and lts In sseerase.
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A.rx,, nil 1s-,,,i.s. I.-r.... u.x.,.
R.a,.,a.. Tiy Is a. 49,. go. a s.r.,.. fpx,
por,.,t Bostor ispd I'D i,,b for a, yiaesntJ ~"
,f,, 80. 80. IT, we,,tl...x sxor.
MAJ ;n., a., Csrass Jay,.. To- pSi.gsinh,s Az.
briss ishs Parrit from sss,eort Supposed las, arr
n
sd .Is, tris lsry El,sss,h 4, TSams. ss..rrr 90 a
Prebe B,llsra from Nyerk fJun. lf Tor ssn Frsneseo
arr Isth ut and ia srsn ,ph me 81. on lI,h Ihh n
-ss severe At B.rN.iees sars Gen sst an areher
p,..., sr,,ea 49,, In.. IN a.. pre-, ~, &C..
s.ls,, vi. Ter, frsvs e ' '' NV
Cows JuIv y-arr phiiaA Us.rr: Juits wu,on s,a
rhornete Petkin. Hsvsns 18th zsrs,sa Chsse saa C.
mare srpaaev AZ ss otI s,l,h,a. "a s.I,.bnyx
To.r, ts,nr. tt...n. I, ,,anss.f, ''
Cspr,,y jr~ ~ ~ s,i.. I..,. ,a Thcu,.o, q, Jah,
IN ,s,h u.s,,, p,ta.. .r,.s,n sls fs,h aomr.s.s'
Henry Charleston.
n.., J.iy So C. Th..h.x yx..n., I..a.. "a,
Ne. a., n ~ 80 .sss.sss, ''' '''''' - wi
Esrsrs Jai, 80, s..,e s.rre,, Io,aor for cren-
.tsa, - ~ S'' '-'se-' w 49,
F.I~otrr JULY sssld .p,.iop. Crosby tfrom Havana,
csss.. mi, ga, y.,,,,s.. ii,oo,,. p.....
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e Ocesn Steamers.
c NAIL LiNEs
TO SAIL PROM AnKnfcA.
I've Ner. York Lives.
ros LIVERPOOL
Pscleo. Nye. Aus "
Nisxara, stone, Aug n
rop GLASGOW.
Cof Glasgow. Matthews. septT
roa swwr.
Hermsnn. Crnsfree.s Avg ~
Wsshinstcr, Fieyd,s sept -
ron ssSFuRe.
II Slcman. faulsts. u.s
British Queen. R.li. sas
TIE Bs~f~- Lac.
vor LfvrnrsoL.
Csnh-ss. Isitch. Aurfi
TO SAIL PROM M " YORK.
ren cusapra
IN rirs City,f Wilson. m.
chtrukee, Windle, csc
Oe, -gia. Porter. uno
Phi adeiphia.frearsoa una
Cree city, stoddard. IN.
ohi,. schsnok, "a.
sTe touch ~ ssuthsnr-
ton, gnrl en- rOuts % Brs-
men.
THE Empire City, Crs.ot =,
City, Cherokee. and Phii,del
phis touch 81 Kingston. ia
naics
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UHIPPINo.

4 IhlTED States NAIL sTEAMkRs BnTWHEm NEW
York Aas LvsrpeeL-Ths ships sonposns this line
ATLANTIC, capsAin wess ARCTIC captain Euoe
PACIFIC Captain N.Y.. BALTIC. Csoesin OosuSsosh
1DRIAfIo. osI,ai. drsfsss.
sevs..nsns service every has been taken \. thsx
struson Also In their engines strsrrth md
s9ussa fcs ssgalo. seno.t Price passage frsu
sosms tsb. Ne berths secured until paid "A expSr
snosd will be attached esseb ship Yer sshs e
kDWD. T. COLLINA Is Wall sxr>..
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DARiS AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvArf
dise1e-vsnerea warts. seserrhs. xh..t, shli.
eufta IN u hour ~ vegetable local application With
cut pain Csse 81 fourteen year, that tbs other hysean
gave up Permanently cured Hasdreds sf oersihoatss viii
verify assertion that others Euissona
debility, apy ease. o BY my noxa
NJ rapvoxr a, p..s..,--..
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ME DICAL.

II HkukATIsn-ITIs DISTRESSING COMPLAINT
~ In any form. may nov be speedily aud psrma tIy
cured, by the application Of Eulhrocation
brought ~ genemsn from Europe. -here 10 10 Known
the oby specific for that complaint In order
public rv worthless limitations the proprietor
hroestou has adopted the rule o. proving
BY personally apply 10 (wtthout charge one
ea,ed part or Joint before dsposins q % the patient Who
would then be assured Of its w. s. FREEMAN No
Waker New York city where will most
sAttfsetery references 20 persns cured In this ey
NO CURE, NO CHARoI-DR. MURPHY mas RE-
Moved TO ~ Roosevelt Chathsra
hourly consulted on all diseases Of private
cent ses be cures ~ithout mercury 70 four days
Hs SIea &c klectuary. ~ box caanot bsaa s-If
beat br. ~ gill forfeit $50.
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nR, JOE svk, Nc. 10 ptAsk srREE7, so y AII
ne~s IN the trsstne~t 81 ssa,csss dissss>s-rhs
soYs r shin In hs~e ksNeured TIA h.
srtssd fer years, " rrseir.nt Csnsttu
card . fosr
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN z. n. STEAM
= stils between Boston and Liverpool, and between
New York and ivcrpos calling Halifax 10 iaad
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sP Pyc1x E s S9LlIss = c Van .sssss.

own.rs Of these ships viii not Be sr goA
ayer bullion specie. jewslry precious stcnss nsts
anlos bills Of iAdux gnsd therefor and the vanS
thereof therein expressed.
Cor LIvERPOOL-UN1TED STATES NAIL STEAM
.hiI PACIFIC, Capt. Eara rye.-This stssmship Van
depart with the mails for Europe positively saturday
AusSs. from her berth ths foo. Of Canal stree. ne
through the poet For freight pa:ngs hsvi.s IN
squalss for esgaMse oonfsrt sppy W
EDwAKB X. COLLINS, IS wall street
fhs ATLANTIC win the Paoao aad 81
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m NEkyous pkRILIrY-pR nK LANKY M LIs

pnsrd street. " pay part,oular attention
AL dtseasss arising from indiscretss youth
untary enissio,s seminal weakness gentl des,y tmpo-
tency hc Ills popular trestiss these plants
srsts ~ writing postpaid. TO address n the eity
country.
DRivA1E DlskAsFS IN THEIR fNCfPIENr srAuEs
cured b, Dr. De Ianey, Lspessrd street. p.s broad
-y IN few hours. vi.hout psn Or ineeavsseecs. Tas
stsstsneously In old and dieu cases. cheap pl~ss.al
and perfect cure warrantd witAsut eroury. Cenains
fems1s Periodical rtIs &c. 81
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ODetOa Trade.

The movements Of this Important staple In this
country mp The each Of past three
years, beam
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LEfTna BAGS per Canada. Halifax aad Liver
pool will close 1t the Exchange Reading Room ( exshsaSs
this day, August T. haf-pass 10 O'Clock Letters can
be pre- paid 70 Destination.
P.s.Lstter. BE- paid at ~ ssevs sass to ay
above Letter Bag also st Ksnyons 81 Wan street
HERALD Marina Observation-Disclosures
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DLCVotth DUANE srhssr. VAS ron rBk
~ y ertsen yesrs conhned hs rrsctie. ~ ~ rsa,
.nt ~ Sefcutsl and her difess.s ef delieata
he can cure the mest srsr-vnet Of this dsta
ehsrrp
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Ship Amity Parsons from Boston fhsreh 81 for Csfor
mia Nav lat lon IS tand vss again spoken Nay -
"Dirso," INV 70 milesl
hsr.,hsn from Boston for California Nay sss. Ia, -
80 Ia. Ion a. Nw.
Brig son,srma Haal.y from Boston tJun. ~ for srr.n
'tor,air. % Phiisaslphia June "a, lat n, Ion W.
sothrs further Phisdeirsia reports BRIG Con-
sort hOn Tor California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-14

EnPIax CITY LIkE-rHkoUGu TICKETS TO SAN
"a Franchise, via Chagres The splendid steamship CRE5-
INT CITY i.soo tons tur,hsn charlie: ssoda.rS con-
Monday Septs nber t three ooi.ek RArfy appcstH
necessary to through tieks f.r freight
cage, apply " ,. HOWARD SON, 81 broadway.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-29
l q S''S III H' 'Ss W. NJ NJ woOIsFy lr,,
ALLIS & ROWEs

w HOLESALE Dealers in Groceries. Liquors
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades Show
els, Powder, etc, etc, now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say 10 Mer-
chants Having had experience in the business o.
the West, almost az long as the West has hsd bus
mess, they have a thorC ugh knowledge ofthe West
aHd its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers end i'm
porers, such articles as will suit the market, and
are prepared to sell goods on as favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or CinciI natl
10 CANAL CoNTRACToBs.-With especial view to
Canal works, they have on hand, and will be con.
stantly receiving large lots of Spades and Shoves
Blasting Powder, together with ali other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll nourish the body 70
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
10 FARMERS AND PRoDUCE DRALERs.-They will
pay the highest market price for country produce,
and call particular attention to their very Iaree
stock OF Gunny Bags, which they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail to please
Nov. 9, '49-n 2I-tf: