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On Daz6AnAsrs CosrsspsnAsase.
BALrIAeRK, Oct II, 1850.
DesA 9 BivoA-Histovy Of he's Csssss-7xs esss
Of Tww~-7Hs Rscewt Mwdsr-1~s B~wSds
Cc~Vsefs, re.
Our citizens were yesterday somewhat ss&ounded
by the announcement that William 8. Erich. whs
was convicted about four years iaoe, in connection
with Richard j. Turner, Of frsudulently obtaining
money from the Merchants Bank, had committed
suicide in the jail. On further inquiry, however,
il was ascertained that he had been using chloro-
form for some time past, for an affection OF the
head, and, II Ia supposed, accidentally took too
much. II 10 hardly probable that he committed
suicide, a. he had nearly served his time out, and
was 10 excellent spirits at the prospect OF an early
release, by pardon from Governor Lowe.
Birch was, for many years, an active business
man IN our city, and was supposed 10 De quite
wealthy. Up TO the ume Of his arrest, ne was
professor OF sanctihcaton IA the Methodist Epis-
copsl Church. The frauds on the bank were COM
mtted BY Turner, who was clerk In the bank,
altering and falsfyiDg his books, 30 as 10 allow
Birch to Overdraw, which was done TO the extent
of about $4,000. Birch always protested his in
nosence, and charged Turner with having bor-
| rowed checks from him, for various sums, waich
he Afterwards assured him he had returned to his
account, which checks constituted the amount
overdrawn.
Turner is still in jail and has about three years
to serve yet, though il is confidently asserted that
our new democratic Governor, Mr. Lowe, will
| pardon him as soon az he obtains the reins OF
power. Ii is even asserted that several hundred
wing votes were gwen for Mr., Lowe, on the faith
| of a pledge that he would pardon them, consti-
tuting the personal friends of the parties These
statements are afiosi, bu! 1t is scarcely possible
| there is any truth in thea.
| There has been 10 clue yet obtained to the
| murder of Edmund Mitchell, President OF the
vigilsst Fire Company. -Four persons, named
Moody, Suer, Donellry and Thompson, are in
| jail, waiting examination on the charge.
private investigation has been made &c to the
nature of the offences committed by the Bermuda
convicts, and. out Of the first eight that arrived
here, only one had been convicted OF crime pun
shs Die in this country, and that was for stealing
eco note. Some Of them were poashers, and
Others guilty Of msdem nors; but one noble fel.
low he'd been sentenced to eight years in the
Bermuda hulks, for knoek king down his lieutenant,
in return for similar compliment from him, and
had been psrdoned for bis noble conduct in risking
his life TO save two persons from drowning at
Bermuda.
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Our China Correspondence.

Homo KosG, July "a, 1850.
Americas National Vessels ~ the Chi~eH Seas-
Difficulty befYeta Commodore Voorhees, asd the
Americas Envoy, &c.
We have had several arrivals here lately, from
California; but as our ne VS. will be no news to You
when you are in receipt OF this, ! say nothing
about il.
The clipper brig Eagle brings the latest accounts.
The U. s. brig Dolphin, Captain Page, has just
sailed for San Francisco. The sloop of war
Marion, Captain Glendy, is in the Typa at Macao,
and had 20 many Of her crowded up crew sick as
TO be obliged 10 have ell the bad cases landed at
hospital made for the occasion. The sloop of war
Voorhees, broad pennant, arrived at Macao on
the 10Th inst, from cruise Of nearly five months
to Cochin China, Siam, and Bonneo, with the
Honorable Joseph Baiestier. Envoy, on board,
who, il is said, landed in treble health.
Business is very dull here. California speculs-
tons have of late turned out very badly, and the
sprt of adventuring there is for the present broken
H. Z. Governor Bonhsm has returned from the
North. He went up as high es Shanghai himself,
end cent up the Reg nard with despatch from
Lord Paimerston TO the new Emperor, which let
ter was delivered, il is said, 10 an inferior mandi-
rim, at place on the river below Pekin, who gave
receipt for il and promised TO carry il to Court
But guess, from the silence and reserve about the
matter among the big peenie here, that Uncle John
mas met rtee.n nom the Celestials.
lrr Interior trade throughout China is very
much interrupted by river ana 49,. - .ird'es, VINO
levy black mail on merchandise passing ihrouR !.
the country.
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fs1ssS yAss Kss. snltA. yssAs.tskss~W nIAsa nesl
Irs.eh Bslsinsrs Arge hossa asl nyrA 6sudisy. Pia
SSslsAis; ssAT' Ass..s bss6s Az. oSyss or.sss NJ:
RAs Bsss:ssss Frssd hsilsss PhisSsipIiss Hsrissss
rsEsw Erssk az 4ss.n Jsslss. Hsvss J ossisy o.
Sn.roI oss IoAI. ssSr ssssss. olalli.s rssyilsass
b1seoi. Oct SAT- Sris osssis, ssss: NSorf.
q: s.e s.si n. :s,e s..r:s. H:.,.
una a e sssa srl H'Ary LvssPssl s4 ssps
pIsssroE Oct S-An seIr Bsrss,. Psiladssvsis
I4H Rv.R. Oss = Nd Ins Z HisiSsrs csiceri. Phi
G.oss-ro.s, So Oct SAT- brig Sc. Birs curss Bee
70. fer 6seasylle; ss sehr Asn CoahlH ceakis Nsv
YGIn CID sh :sAi G:S: w s..,: ss..s MYs.s
HonIs Oct Arr barb Lacy Ann Keller. Bost.. srix
Knapp SY.rf CD So :Iis sap:sS s.ss asssSiss:.
Tgv olL.A.s o.. Arr sAips y.sspA.s Day. Boston,
DO Ia Profsno, Hsrssilss below ssniss AZ sIips Jas
sh uls ships Uni:n, sad Ven dass cii chip
KAnrucxrr. 0et e-Arr ssAr New Delight Rsndou. SiA
sohr susen. NYork, seop Elect Albany
ss .chrs sarah Perry, and Henry dsS: 6s.hms. NYsrk
RRovmErcE. oet 1f-Sld sohrs AoAsah d. johnson. sal
PORTLAND. Dot l0-Arr sohrs Stranger Bimmiok. Virgin
10; Kennebeo. sad Leopard. NYork
RIoHnoHp Oct li-sld sohrs Rainbow Rogers and nllsa
Roc.IxsD Oct s-Arr sohrs Gen Cas- Cora. .ad Ivsnhos
EYorE 9th Elisa Jane and ClArsnden De- 6th brig Anu
iss spoford de 7tb sshn Benssl, rrs.hlin and Lazy
9Th Mary LaasdOa Albany Packet Paas Richmond, sat
sAs.ssHn. Oct sArr ssssmship Florida. Lss. NYsri,
sAIss, Oct I0-sld brig Long Island. Calforaia.
TAurrss. 0ss lar sioop NJ Hope, NYsrk.
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Arrived.


ns;: ~ s..:sgs:I: . sgSss.: Tii::sSs
v.g:. . s.y;: Win BAH IS T.yis: sssr, a.:
Su1sie.ns from 81 NV NO s1sa: snas
les ssils and 7sh inst Ia, a. Ion Vi Is saass2
cshs5i.: Wilson. Charleston. 10 days with cotton
BARK jasper Hss,y. Charlss.on dsys 70 D,nA.n d.
Big Di.dsm lsvsl, Hansen. RE J.nsro. days with
Ss a,s F r:rs ~ Prince Sept % With coffee and
Big Victor Ssrj Kenny s.Sn. Il day.. with SALT 10 "
| part s'
sS
no, board her saw noss 2, tsS The shion:
q =. for BC:,ss from reported
se and wsteriosssd from her .h. CAP
and g... q the crew is.yiss ,hs and
Brig whitaker Handy. Island IL days Vita salt. 10
Bd srta IBID Csyerly 81 jag. do Cuba ss days. with
Big Wary ssltsi tBrI sAitsr Windsor MS. days, with
Brig a. ~, Mar VAR 3s5 csrS Halifax Ms ha, with
R Rs ds.h H S,. bss ssy, for
into By the brig Lsreh snt lost outwatsr and
ssS F:t:ss ;Ss :: !, s.,, ,..
Ss 1, 8 s,sS Cab. Z day:
y Ion I. cav l. .rss bari. 't,.sinF 8: NO
schr amartns, Chapman. Wilmington. NC. bdsys. with
naval stores
sehr AiOnro Thomas, Besufers. NC, Sdays with naval
stores.
sehr Pitts. walker, Aoconse, . daya
Schr Western. Chase, AocoInaa, 2 days
Bohr Pauline. Parker. James River, days
Sohr II Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston, days.
sclr Advent, Church, Hallowel-
sohr Julia Ann Crosby. Esstport, Sdayu.
SeLr Saml kIsh, Allen, Esstsort, Gays
Sohi Esther Eliza, Hunt, Lukec, days
tchr Texan Mccullough, Passport, edaya
sohr hatiloa, Wooster, EasspJrt, 8 days
cchr Danl Webster Corzena, Eastport, 10 days.
Schr kswron, Carpenter, Passport. days.
Sehr Scota. kFarland. Elswerth,o days
Schr Mary Dslphna OTIS Lubsc, sdays
eehr II Foster. kcilar xkohi-s, Z daye
Schr Yhntio Parsons. Esohias days.
schr Nictous. Ray Chsrryheid IA days
Schr Ontario. Osner, Roekland.
schr Wstehmsn, Barry, SCOTLAND.
eohr Granville. Arey, kooklsnd.
sehr Oregon, e~ts, Passport, days.
sshr Clio. Bray, Castine.
Steamer keanebso, Flowers, Philsdsiphia.
Below.
chip Centurion, Coombs, from Liverpool.
AlIo, bark California.
Br brig Science from Nova Scotia.
Ger ls-wiaa at ssariss w, nsrd nm. NV % sua-
.sA W, and light.
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Died.
on Saturday evening, 18th Inst. a. O'Clock, Mr.
JoHr l.. WnLIsns, ago 81 Year, snd days.
The restivta and friepds Of the family spect
fully Invited 10 sttend the funeral this (Nonday)
aitsrrccp, az o'ciosk from has late residence, 4O2
Broadway
ON sunday morning sDrT HicEs DE,s, ia the 10th
yesr OF HE sse.
questsd % attend hts funeral this afternoon az 8
rco,s from the residence Of his father Henry Dosn
" CLINTON Ilsee
sudd, oily. on sundsy morning At fe'closk. Avro-.s
Rtrsrr Bsq. IN tse slst year Of bissss
Hisriends and tsose OF AZ Z. 2Jssf ~ SEA Ia lag
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Rrrrps Tvs Bostov Lsrcrus-The National
lsneers Cep'eiu pisrce retained from their sxsur-
sion n reu ORR last evening sHd we're recssved at
the Worcester depot by he Ga members Of the com.
pany. Who. 70 the number Of shout eighty. psrad~d
under General Davis on the occasion Tho Oh mem
berr appeared in citizen dress. with side arms spi
were accompsnied by the Brigade Band After the
Ispcsrs dsbstk from The they escorted 90
Fsutuil Hall vheres suuptuous collation. vas nee.
vfdsd Witch received ample justice from, the hunrrv
travellers sud their friends detachment N 4 IL
Common vhfn their brother soldiers he'd the ety
The Ianrsrs expressed themselves highly grati "a
With their jsunt 10 NsYork aud with the sttcn tons
rsid them IN cur lister city -bgifea C-~fsr, Os ~
The arst torshesd o. sussr from the nsv crop vas
received in Ntu Otlesnr on tht 5th ins
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MEDICAL.

q KIM REwAkD.-JEPFEIEy ANTIDOTE. A tfh
VOOO oife hixttrs for the 81 0onorrh r. 6i.sts
AtricturCa snt lar disorders ~ makes epeed
shcUt the restrictions Of diet drnt err~eaft
shane In duplication ~ k-ne The rrupr-t0r cbss1rs
As-se Which The mis.aro w not rnder The
teus Of I've hundred dollsrs Pursnerths fsea-
~ dos@ u ths rnturs tsken when
u In bottiss with fall dirscsions 81 Fetal
hfteh wetkmsRT ourea In I've dsyh ror sale ~ q
Nh nORRIeOF Is CONSULTED or YKNkREAt
~ tircrs.s 18th hosorrhle enttesee Jrrc,e q
" Tssrs er.hss bin q eur, feIeety vifh.ut mrrcuyT.
~ rvtri-fiy We ~ Hfi crr-d zee ~
Losaen tiFiens, IL his o@ce. nsk ruis91 street.
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Theatrical and Musical,

BowNrr THsArhs-The entertainments Of this
Putnam, with Mr. j. X Scott In his mi table Oh a
racter at opssotsb the Ddisn Chis sitter which Miss
Htt~rt Will sing faytr rite ballad, aud the e
will conclude with the COMEDY Of "Joe Ia London
BsoADwn TsssrnE--A bill OF uncommon attract ton
10 offered for this evenings amusement Miss Cush-
man whose great dramatic talent Is filling the Broad.
way every evening, will appear Romeo Miss nder-
ton ~ Juliet Mrs HE'D as the Nurse Dyott M.r.
cutie, and fred-risks as hrisr Lawrence Mile Ads
eopclnde with the Veteran and his Progeny
NIsLo's GARDE,.-The Rsvels efer u bill OF great
variety this evening. The entertainments commence
with eyolutions the covie afigue by the Rsyels
and Leon Jsveiu This will be followed By the comic
ballet r.ntomime OF -Nieodemus." and the smu.e-
meDts Will conclude With the ssrio comic pantouime
Of Jocko. or the Brazilian Ape Tomorrow evening
the grand fairy psntomimS Of the "Green Monster"
DuNros's THKArss.-The nne old comedy, BY Gold
msnce the sntertainnspt Nearly all the tai. tsd
comedians o. this establishment viii appear Ia it
Burton. Blake, Lester, Bland johnson Mrs sksrritt
and Mrs. Hughes. favsrite dance BY Miss Walters
and MT frvdrick; and the evenings entsrtainms nt
viii close With the Bold Dragons
NArIoSAL THrsrnE MIR Purdv, th- suterprising
proprietor OF this theatre Is indestgsble In his exs
ertions to please the patrons OF the Nstisnal The
bill tor to night 10 very airsctiVe ~ consists OF the
elegant drama Of the Gibbenaib 0say or Nick of the
Woodsn which will be folio red by the musical dis
play OF the s~its BelrpgerE and all will close wi N
the New York D irsmsn"
IrALIAs or1nA HorE-Tbe Iast appearance Of
Madam De vries viii take PLACES tonight this
establishment The consist Of tha nrst
three acts OF Norma which will be folio we'd ny n
scene from I. lombard" asd the whole will con.
eiude with the fourth act 81 Ia favortan IL IL
hoped her frienas ~iil rally on this occasion
cnsrrr, orrna nsv.-Ths programme for this
evening ~ very ipsrestir E-Be l0des Instrumental
perfornances burlesque opers, and dancing
OLinrW.-Fellows Band will sing several n.lodies
and execute various Instrumental solos this evening
A..sis.s Mu,tuM.rhe day performances consist
OF Ny Neighbors VIII. aad sll corelude With the
exercises OF the Eeyptisn Jugsag. 10 the evening,
the very successful srsms ottse Drunksri"
hEERsA RooNs- Loomis's Panorama a Cubs A,
being exhibited every evening The painting is ex.
ceIent
hAnAs AsSs BisHos ~On Thursday evening one Of
. SERIES Of monster concerts viii come OF at Trip.r
all under the guidsno- ~ ths Maestro Boch.
No ooubt there will be large tlags Of our cit
present ss the brilliant abilities OF Anus Bishop
artist Of the grsstsst celebrity aided she viii
b., by several distinguh-d trofrssioual ladies and
gentlemen. will be sufficient guarantee that the
en- ter tain ment viii be excslisnt
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w..fu-erox. oct u. 1850



The duilest o. sll dun place. e Washington In the
intefregnun q Saturday afternoon ADD odsy u
is about the busiest
The only settlements ne have just nov are the re-.
movals from cree and the agitation Of the Northern
and Southern ultrss and the report. q tn
venis and OHIO elections
The result In pennsylvsnia especially In the re-
election 81 Vel anshsu l. pretty conclusive against
high protective tariff. 10 Pennsylyabia Ia satisfied,
What chance s th,re for increased protection 70 Mas
sachusstts
distinguish ~hig nom Ohio gives Il a. his d.
cidsa opinion that Thomas E~irg even With ~h's
Lsrisls vii not b. elected the Senate The
ubss % Ohio have got trcd II him; and besides he
has suffered non being mixed nr with the Gaiphns
70 il not - ell unlikely that Mr.. Curuin Sl Be re-
TUNED g. tn senate fof the rext term
We stil hava sew ofst-seskers and these Nth the
ohlce holders aud tlrt Ugh passsnsers prevent the
city frsm being lsft entirely evacuated
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Police Intsll,xenee.


swobe o.. ~ho pas indicted some
S9us ego fnr obtaining large sur, Of money usder
niss tssAsnc-s. and sgsnst whcr bench warra vas
sssesa, vac arrested yesterday and Loeb ed mp
0rrua larceny A man named lfeary Bro~n q week
- ten daye stole and carried on two boxes Of dry
goods VALUED at $500 from John strarns Of Chaths
street eteerns gave rotice az the rohs AMI through
the medium Of the Telegraph Brown arrested on
Friday or Saturday at BiDg mon ia tbs interior of
this State, and the seois found in bis posseson lie
Il now on his vsy bach
Btpg igrp and kob1esV On thu i2th 81 August last
the honsr NJ. 2tS West Twenty.sevent1 s,fest occu-
pied BY Mr.. Vim. A. Cpmusiuss end rthera Wa bur.
Flsrousy entersd IN the absence OF the inmates and
large snoupt % property, o0usitins principally ef
g.ntlsmen's clothing toesthsr With double barr.l.d
sun and revolving petol TIE Whole vained AZ shout
glars until within the last fsu days when Il at last
nsiebhorhood, that q vas Effected by man Dsmsd
John Stevenson. snd upon goisg 20 bis house aRd
making search the eun Sss Uncovered his led 10
further inquiries and y subsequently asosrtaned
that Stevenson had solo the property. part Of
", TO . man psmedJohp AcAhee, who keeps a junk
store In Han ersiy str.st McArees house vas next
searched and vast part u The stolen property vas
found on him -Four pssp tickets Of clothing we're
ao found With him snd upon examining the clothing
81 the pawn ofce ~as found 20 h. apart a. he sto
len property. McAfes coalnted 20 the Tornbs to
tshe his trial and Stevenson u for the prelsnt in
BrSoklyn jail under another charge.
The coller, at Jackson, La, recently partially
DESTROYED BY IRE.
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Passengers Arrfvod.
CnAlInroH-Ste amship Southemsr-MrsC kason. d
Denslew, 7 Hudson. Hscht " Drovilie-$ In sAs
steersge.
Pom Az PRmcs-Bng Hayti-s Sim, Mise. Dslert. C Y
Dabinoyoh snd lady oB vachau, ~ ChaAvsau sooss-
mich-5 in the steerags
BERnuDA-BriE Fsvorits-nr Swain.
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ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Hys,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce,
HALTIC, Captain Comsseek

ADRIATlC, Captain Grafton.
fhoes ship having bsss built By contract sxprs.Ay fes
service has keen taken In their
Jsrueon ~ also In their ennes strength aAA
speed and their Accommodations for
1uaied for elegance comfort.
Price Of passage Fl, New Yor 10 Liverpool Sl3 Exoiu
Of extra sse stats tS rron Everpeel "
New York. $50 7
An experienoee Surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
Pal "A Aa4AA az.
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chipping.

FOE LIylRrooL-UEIrsD STATES NAIL sfHAn.
ship ARCTIC, Capt. yss Luos.-This steamship WIN
depart With the mails for Burops positively e., g.
turdsy octber 3oth from her berth q the fsot q
street. Alllettsrs through the Post once Ne
bsrth secured s.t paid for Ter freight having
snssssed for ssssnSs Or eonfer y 70
me steamer BALTIC viii succeed the ARCfIO, aal
sail November l6th-
THE Nyw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArnB
Nal asansrs-Ths ships prising this linz, The
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EDwAR6 Z. CdLLINS IS ali st. Now Yors. srU
BROWN, SIMPLIFY l. CO., Liverpool.
X. q. R0BERTs h CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
l. DIR PER, Jr 3 80 ulevard Hont martre, Paris
ships will be accountable for gold
diver buoa specie jeveiry precious METALS
less bn Of sdns signed sror and the value thereof
therein expressed.
After the let Of p nsxs frsght BY shove
stes from Liverpool win be materially reduced
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- have contracted diseases. "Cura volsas" thaa =
Take Of thy health. have devoted Year, to
profession and have treated suess.sfully shoussud
do % tree Of charge) from A NJ r NJ sunday
accepted vslue health, you win avoid thee
YOU .na that their find o. medicine d an that
bees ruined BY thess ssotist call da, is6 Wiz
liam street.
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EVERY MOTHERS BOOK. Oh MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.
II Were this book carefully read BY every married Pse-
son. sns II. advice ne fer. Of p.ys, s.e ~
tor Ut No. II Ann Also the Female Portuguese
Pills Price a. Book 81 Philaaslpha. 81 south fhrl
atroat
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ONNERvOUs DBBILIrY.-DR. DE- LANEY. 81 LIS
those SAD disorders Of body nd mind caused By early n
capAeitapG the for business society aud
His popular treatise those plains furnished his
II
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tn, eoll,r, at Jackson, La, vas recently PARTIAL,
destroyed BY FIRE.
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MEDICAL.


0MD On1sf1.-DIsnAsne or run sWTU Arr
VIE rso facilities psssscssd BY here susSisd 81
Ssi.g s.knsxn u ths State he ssserss vishsss -
their forms aad ~ hiu ssatsA With mere
thsa BY any other In the Union O6os, No g I'm
Of nadissa ssssst Atvss " Ne peer sras frs.
DR- klHsEDY. no 80 AgRRAI srRl.r. PERuA-
stsr fAlhng Of the womb nasy times wronFy tsrSI
spiaAl disease attended with bearing down pein II
the back aud side GOLD sxtremtiss Ia
praooe u 10 such Of whom go
fined TO beds Aad chairs for menths and
enables him relieve thsse acted Immediately PaSsa
nsoessasy Waited ~ thsr rssdsnees. kseers
Of the 6fs In the city AAd country Ne senn3
supportsrs used No charge fer sdvss Onss hours fs
"a n. toSPL Ii :. f.-l.A1 --.-l
DARIs AND LONDON TkIArhshT OF PRIvAxn
Disease most Of these cases esrs In few hsssaL
ssss nas a.. psy:ieisn. Ssyc gsrn,nsnay sSss1
BY the tns the sthsry In dsess
caused by improper hsAits In yesth combine msdiona
with the leo remedy cas- show any there thea
eands who eannss bs Cured without IT, These and -
hundrsds other eerthcates chow that sqnal ~
ros surcd NE in sns day-D. H. Corbyn" Yeu cured
In few hours-C Dsrond IL covered With disease
fer year after having ether physicians
without bepeht cured In time. JsAn Rsut-
80, r." O0se hours. " Z and IN 3. p, n.
DR.. LARnONT, No. - Reads ssrse9,
Second door from Broadway.
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DRIvATE DIsEAsKs, IN THEIR

DRIvATR DlsEAskB, IN THklR HlRsf sfAo.4
cared BY DR.. pl LANEys method. by local sppli-
cation in "a hours In old and dcult Of those dis
ase in female complaints his Ruropssn) mode q
(without BY other
America Once. 81 Ii pen,rd tres one street south OF
canal ana COM stsRs IRON sreaasay sse
ating pills. kc., 6e., 81
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DRwARREN is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
~ Diseases from 10 years practice, Of which
hospital Dr. w. 10 enabled guarantee speedy oures,
without mercury See hs diploma In his ofos No Metz
street. adjoining Chatham w<h the hrst
and medicine this country has produced
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huiyed-brig MARY Sophia tBrL Parksr, Walton. Ns,
sotfs Jew Holt. Nes bulypgrt baml usddook, Maddox
scot, tsJmfur, ktcfk
Bsow-Bsrks Nashua, from NorlssBs swan from West
lndios De assro from Bostoss fairmouBt, Turks
Island; Louisa from 30 Martins brig Abbott Lsvrshss
Clsared-Brirs ALERT (BrD fitzgerald, 81 John NIB;
hsry ", Crovsn Boston sehrs Miller, Elliott hart
rroi Martha wsshibston. nurse. B0st0n. Ers
Norman. NTork. -
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I,OR San FRANCISCO DIRkCT.-IHE NEW CLIPFER
stip SEA NYsfH Cartals Philip HALE, ioseius 81
~ Esst river, and vii meet with rrcmps dspafeh,
having all u her snail cspscy artsiJ snssfed For
ffsifht errly te ArMAh y co. "a South street
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n CURE no CHARcE-5 & MURPHY HAS REkOv-
~ ID % ~ hosevslt Chatham whafs La ~
hourly c0nfulted on all dis Recent he
without mercury IN sye tour osyt With unparssis
--If heat DIR. VI viii fsrfsi. -
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INTELLIGENCE By TINE MANS

Great Mail Robbery-Probabie Loss OF q
Large Amount Of Money-RecOvsrye % the
Mail Bags, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-14

[iia tfis Csntn Crovel de sehrs Aaeusta sarnssps
Brave. 1--we esfanav, Crosby tnd Vintage, anay
tery td fhirs shaw Capr nusnos Ayrcs f5niau. Rsn-
lett fFrsnctfcc ksrha " milton. Here.
psrans Gctdins, Tarhs falsrdg Nay Eeudslt Tulmar
Nshies Fduurd Drtehs Hsliett Rsitlsrs bries Aar- a.
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Nm COOPER, IA DyA.E .4Kssr, aAR, svA Tnk
~ last tourseen rssr hnss his praotiss ~ tbs
mant q ncrourisl and otasf diseases lie s,re
nOss aggravated Of this aud "A snsTst
t~"-s s-rds-s -erfsr n~s - n 10 sharx~.