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AN ACT making appropriation for completing the
graduation of Vermont avenue and l. street north.
BE IL enacted, de-, That the of five hundred dol.
lars much thereof may be necessary be and the
hereby appropriated out Of the funds OF the Sec
ond Ward completing the grading and grayeling Of
Vermont avenue and street NORTH in said Ward,
heretofore ordered
Approved, September H. 1851.
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REM0VAI,.

REMOVAL.
T0HN d. CLARK has removed his MAGISTRATES, No
81 PUBLIC and GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE, TO Twelfth
street. third door south Of Pennsylvana avenue. Sol
diers Claims for Land, Back Pay Extra Pay Pensions,
Claims before Congress and the Departments promptly
attended to at moderate charges. Persons distance
may explain their claims post paid and suitable forms
will be sent back with instructions. sep 19-6m
TEMPERANCE MEN, HO!-Amercan Tenn
| perance Spelling Book, for the use of common and
sabbath schools; by Rev. t. Sovereign. Also Temper
ance Tracts for sale by A. GRAY,
sep 1S--tr It'll st., opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LETT have
II TWENTY ROOMS to let, for single gentlemen, by
the month year, on Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ
street. JN0. A. D0N0Hoo.
1-M3mA
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. %.

sun rises 5h. 4sm Sun sets Oh. som
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CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN!
f1NIIE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY STORE
will be sold at bargain, early application is made
Also, FOR RENT, Dwelling with stable attached
Apply on the premises.
sep 20-3t$l Corner Mass. ay. and 4th street.
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nOUBLE g. SINGLE BARREL FOWL

nOUBLE g. SINGLE BARREL FOWL
~ ing-Pieces.
Six, four, and single barrel Pistols
Dixon Sons Powder lasks, Shot Pouches and Game.
Bags
cussion Caps Nipples and Nipple Wrenches Main
and other Springs single and double Gun Locks,
Cleaning Rods, in sets and in detached pieces. &c.
The subscribers beg leave to inform their
and the citizens in general that they will open tomor-
large and beautiful assortment of the abovenamed
Goods, which of very superior quality, and will be
sold uncommonly low.
LINDSLEY BADEN,
Successors TO L. LindsleyD
sep 17-3teod Penn av, bet. 9th & 10th sts.
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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING.

JNHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of informing his
friends and customers that he has just returned from
the northern Cities where he has been for time past
selecting his stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
lie is now prepared to show such stock of Cloths,
Cassmeres Vestngs Dress Shirts, Undershrts Drawers
Gloves, Stocks, Hosiery Umbrellas &c, he has
before had the pleasure to exhibit in sye variety
cheapness which, together with the comparatively
he is under at present. enables him to offer unusual
inducements to those in want of any article Of Clothing
in line of quality aud style that may be relied
p. j. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
sep 20--h Sth st., Sd door from Penna. av.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-22

69- Washington and AIexandria Fer
ry-boat COmPany.-An adjourned meeting OF the
Stockholders OF this Company will be held at the Office
ofGeorge Page at the foot street west Thurs
day afternoon, 26th instant at o'clock full attend
ance Is requested business OF importance will be laid
before the meeting BY order Of the Chairman.
IL
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-22

PETER BABB, OF BALTIMORE,
TTAS OPENED IN THIS CITY a branch from his
il Bottling Establishment and is prepared to supply
the Hotels &C., with his superior Ambrosa Mineral
Waters, Porter Ale and Carbonated Cider.
sep 22-lw1 Office at the Empire Hotel.
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nR. DURBIN'S MAP OF the Holy Il and,
IL for sale by A. GRAY,
sep 17--tr 7th ST., opposite odd-Reliows' Hail.
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WEARl
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
rTNHE LARGEST, BEST, AND MOST VARIED STOCK
Il Of Foreign and Domestic Undershirts and Drawers
just received, consisting Of
Heavy and extra heavy Silk Shirts and Drawers
Do do Merno do do
DO do Scotch wool do do
Very fine Cashmere do do
Do Shaker do do
Also, full supply of the 'sTrevot. Drawers, with
Patent Wristbands All of the above varied in Sizes
and of them the best goods brought this
market. Families and gentlemen who are purchasing
their supply for Fall and Winter requested to call
at STEVENS'S,
at the Athennum, opposite Adelphi Theatre.
s sen 1Q--ffeod
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INOR LADIES. VERIFY MILLER take great
IL pleasure in announcing TO the ladies they have
opened and daily receiving by Express most elegant
stock of DRESS GOODS, embracing all new and de-
rable styles imported for this season. They deem IL
useless to emze, but earnestly solicit CALL feeling
sured that they show and offer superior nice and
cheap goods they have been selected with the utmost
Isep lS-1m
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FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH AND BEAU
Trying THE HUMAN HAIR.
JTEVENS lat the Athen@um has just received fresh
- supply of the following standard articles for toilet
use, viz:
Phaon's Chemical Hair Inyigorator
Barry's Tricopherous
Jayne's Hair Tonic
Guerlain's and Haules's Eau Lustralle
Rowland's Macassar Oil, Ok Marrow &C.
Also full supply of Lubins Extracts Soap, Cologne
&C.. all Of which will be sold low at moderate prices
STEVENS
sep 20-6tl At the Atheneum, opp Adephi Theatre
r AMARTINE's History OF the Resto-
i a ration OF Monarchy In France.
The Sea and the Sailor Notes France and Italy, and
other Literary Remains of the Rev. Walter Cotton.
vol, with portrait. esrl t.#
Life in the Sandwich Islands, or, The Heart of the
Pacific; by Rev. III. S. Cheever.
Drayton; Story of American Life. vol
London Labor and the London Poor; part II.
sday received Tor sale by
TAYLOR C MAURY,
sep To- Booksellers, Pa av, near 9th st.
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PRINCE WILLIAM LAND STILL IN MARKET.

PRINCE WILLIAM LAND STILL IN MARKET.
G.s THE SUBSCRIBER has not yet disposed of his
E:u LANDS near Brentsville, Prince William county,
Virginia, or his HOUSES and LOTS at auckland They
still for sale accommodating terms. Mr.. Robert
Hodgkin who lives adjoining these lands will show them
and the boundaries, to any wishing purchase My
terms heretofore advertised-oneourth in cash the
balance in two and three years credit with interest
secured on the land The property at Buekand will be
disposed OF on application to Eppa Hunter esq, at
putabe, will be made by Eppa Hunter esq Letters
dressed to me at salbysport Allegheny county, Nd, will
be promptly attended to.
sep 19-lawtf HENRY A. BARRON
PS.H. A. b. will be at Brentsve on the 9th of Oc-
tober, and remain some weeks.
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DANCING ACADEMY AT CARUsps SALOON

DANCING ACADEMY AT CARUSI'S SALOON.
MIR. L. CARUSI respectfully announces to the citi-
wi zens Of Washington Georgetown, aud Alexandria,
that he win the duties of his profession and will
open his course at his Saloon the first Tuesday In Oc-
tober, where he may be consulted either of the follow
ing days, viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
until O'Clock p m.
l.. o. will also attend at Colleges, Academies, Schools,
and Private Dwellings,, where classes may be formed
sep 17-eo6t Union& Repullicl
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WANTS..

vNTANTED--An APPRENTICE, 10 or II years of
wv age. A stout boy, well recommended, will hear
Of good opportunity by applying at this office.
sen If
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COAL AND LUMBER.
SUPERIOR OLD WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

bUfEhIUh ULU WINEby LIQUURS, &C.
r NAME IN PART, Wines-Heidseck & Co.'s CHAM
i payne, Claret Hook, o. l.. p Madeira, Sherry, Lon
don Dock Port Hunt Co.'s Port, Lson, Ccily Malaga
&C., &c.
Brandies-old London Dock otard, Dupuy a Co.,
pinet, Castillon Co., A. Segnette, &C.
Whisky-Irish, Scotch Monongahela, and Old Rye.
Also, Stoughton's Bitters, Swiss, Absinth, &c, &c
Fresh Peaches received every morning.
JAS. T. LLOYD,
sep 11-tr Pa. av., 3 doors east OF 10Th st.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-22

HrHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened Class in
Il which children and youth are instructed in Musc
and Singing Particular pains will be taken that those
attending shall be well grounded in the elementary prn-
cpes OF the science He will be happy to nee any pa
rents who may think proper to attend with their children
The class viii meet in Temperance Hail. street, be-
tween 9th and 10th, every Monday and Thursday after
Moons at ~ o'clock Terms, one dollar per quarter,
payable in advance JOHN EDGAR,
sep 20--3t Professor OF Music.
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nOURLE-RARREL GUMS az

DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS, &c.
"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a lot of DOUBLE
w BARREL GUNS, and GUN FURNITURE which
we offer at very low prices.
Also, SINGLEBARREL.
CAMPBELL COYLE,
Sign of the Anvil, opp. Browns Hotel.
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AN ACT for grading and crawling upper Water street. be-
tween Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth streets west.
Be enacted, Dr. That the Of three hundred dollars,
or 20 much thereof be necessary be and Is hereby
pose ogadng and graveng Water street. from the
cast side Of Twentyth to the west side OF Twentysixt h
street, the work be done under the direction of the
Commissioner Of the First and Second Wards and two
Assistant Commissioners TO be appointed by the Mayor
Approved, September H. 1851.
AN ACT for continuing the grading Of Third street west
Be ncnaced, DC, That the Of FIVE hundred dollars
and the Is hereby appropriated out Of the funds
of the Seventh Ward for the purpose Of continuing the
grading Third street west from Virginia avenue to
street south.
Approved, September H. 1851.
AN ACT making an appropriation for laying nag footways
In the Seventh Ward.
Be 10 enacted, dc, That the Of one hundred and
fifty dollars much thereof as may be necessary be
and the Is hereby appropriated out Of the funds
the Seventh Ward for the purpose ofmang flag ootways
and laying cutters on the south side of street south
over Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth streets west.
Approved, September IL, 1851.
AN ACT for supplying deficiency in the appropriation
for the improvement Of 18th street west In the Seventh
Ward.
Be enacted, de-, That the sum OF thousand dol
lars so much thereof may be necessary, be and
hereby appropriated out Of any money TO the credit OF
the Seventh Ward for the purpose of continuing the
grading and graveng Of 18th street west In the 9TH Ward
Approved, September H. 1851
AN ACT for laying flag footway scross Pennsylvania
avenue.
BE enacted de-, That the Mayor be and he Ia hereby
authorized TO flag footway 10 be laid Penn
eylvana avenue the east side of street. and deay
the expense thereof out Of the funds OF the Fourth Ward
Approved, September IL, 1851
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-22

BOARD WANTED, and a FURNISHED HOUSE
ID for Rent--A small Family having house much
large for their USE is DESTROYS to rent it, and board
with the occupants The location is very desirable.
note addressed to ga. b. Co., and left this office, stating
where interview be had with the applicants will
be promptly attended to. sep LIFT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14

On Wednesday evening August Is, after a short aud
painful illness, william HAvrMrYrR, in the SD year OF
his age.
His friends and those Of his sons VIM r. aud Albert
Havemeyer and sons-in-law, Charles Burkhalter and
tend his funeral tomorrow afternoon, at half past
o'clock from st. Matthews Church, Walker street
Broadway.
On Wednesday morr ing, August II, JAMES SKINNER,
agsd years second Of James and Elizabeth Rntou
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday, l4th inst at O'Clock, from 80
Charles street
On Wednesday, August 10, after short illnoss Mr..
HoH,rio CuRREY, in the Goth year Of his age.
Vernon Tent, No. rs l. o. d r., and the members of the
Varan Cadets respectfully invited to attend his fu
residence. No lo2 Suffolk street.
In Brooklyn, Wednesday morning. August Is,
ELIzABErIi, daughter Of John and Ann Fsrren aged
The friends of the family respectfully irvited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her parene
Furp,an street near Fulton ferry.
At uoboken on Wednesday, August Is WILLIAM W.
Of John w and Susan NJ Cspes aged year and two
months
The friends and those of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from No. Union Place.
Ioboken on Thursday afternoon, the llth inst, at
o'clock.
On Wednesday. August IL, after long Illness Mrs.
ELLEN BLAIR, aged q years months and % days.
The friends and relations are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. from her late residence, Eighty
fourth street doors east Of Third avenue Thurs
day the lith inst, at o'clock p. NJ without further
invitation.
ON Wednesday, August 10, Mroh.EL LEVY Bsq, in his
7lst year
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
20 attend his funeral this day Thursday, from los
Wslker street at half-past o'clock T. NJ
On "wednesday, August H. CATHERINE DAw, wife Of
Michael Daw in the 10th year Of her age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
spectfuy invited TO attend her funeral this day Thurs
day. at o'clock, from her residence in Thirty third
street and Ninth Her remains will be inferred
In Williams burg Cemetery
On Tuesday evening. August Il, at Babylon, L. L.,
WILLIAM NIpDs, In the SD year Of his age.
His friends, the friends family members
the Philharmonic and Euterpean Societies and also the
members q National Lodge, No 20 o Of o. ", In
vted 70 attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from bis late residence No 16i West Twelfth street
On Tuesday afternoon August H. Wm. ALDrnroS, aged
g yeas
Iis friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral Thursday morning. at IL
O'Clock without further invitation at % Laurens street.
In Amity place.
The friends Of the late Epwapp Posr are respectfully
invited 20 attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from the Church a the Messiah in Broadway opposite
Waverley place.
At Iludson August IL, in the 18th year Of his age.
HFSsr, youngest son Of William Chamberlain. OF Red
Hook. Duchess county.
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MARITIME INTELLueEgcE
Port OF New York, August n.



Steamer washins,on sdayl Floyd Bremen. &C. Mol.
steamer Geersis, Porter. chaSr,.. n Roberts.
Steamer v uleen, Hand, Phiiadslphia, 4 Briggs.
Brig Caroni Hurpchfsld.. 81 KITS Russell a Norton
bris Billoy, stevens wihdsor rs, ! wbl,ssy q Co.
Brig sarah Brown Andres, Mobile Sturses Cleafmsn
Brig Sea Belle. Grant. Jacksonville n n Brookn.n
Brs Oeroni Pendleton. Charleston Fuisbury sanford
BnsP Hiohtorn. Colcerd. Fliladsphs, Kesmith &
Brig Duh. q weliinE,on tBrl. Hsrwood. Ellsworth Me-
SER British Queen (Br). -, Haif.r master
sshr Argonaut tBrI Murphy. Yarmouth, Ms j Braine
schr A Hay Williams, M.,sroria n T. wcys.av A. Co
schr flouise Conokln. Wilmington, NC, MI HCready A.
sehr Mary Esnii-, Lstouret.o Rich nous G N Psrson
schr ssnator, Cart. Ph.lsdephs. jas Hand
schr brllisnt leet ouifor CO u Bsvens.
sehr Elisr, Petersen, Bgstap. Fastsr 4 Hstsr,oa.
sshr Corn, ola, tosn,; New Bedford, master.
slooI freek Brown, Gardner, Providence.
Aastv.c.
s,eansir Promethus church1l San Jusu CA tth inst.
10 Frsheeo tganl D,u, nasnos Ayros. IS days with
hid's. vol, &c, to RodeWtid q Brothers.
ilss vesl ~ 70 ssysr s,r1,5a' A5r'' oDoay' WIN
Batt Chlde iisroG, ktohe, uayaaa ns with 81 ,ar.
Bfs TIu, 10. prliirsn. lorsua Days With oors, q
Zss Hr,,t ~, i.' .'n p 'e'1 ga
~ Xsufie OF R.o,iap) Thoradlss wsuvtas. ila,ys
try iartef rI t-fd. WINDS i5 j. il5'. with p'ss
nj fsis isicj 49, Boston aays ia taila., 70 caan.
s,tr 6.id gJ,,tr wHsl,. s.y,sp-- ra. 70 days. VIII
sdt Cst1siis, fis9W q, v,~ Haven't 1a,sai. An O..
ftt ~ gfJt y 81 n.'a' .ty O. r'.t-
vitb rsit ~ fifI.atrr & o..
sIrKs-..f-, Hsn.sf,' t,tl. lc~5oa. H.I's - a.
CIR lheepauSsace Ts1s. WaL.ns'on, NC laJs VIZ
naval ftois,
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Passengers Sailed.

.Jssi Z. bc, sss H;f' i h
ES.rs nr; sL19. Mis- L,D. sp a. h
Bates: cincinn.s B"s.. Bossos; Frssmsn Dcda Hs
sss r. s.:s- 5san Es sSr &.
ssS R. k ss. CA
sss Ts
Mexico; Nourss Bertrand Paris Wetton. London; John
Ssiissa F:rs Fsh,p F.ssI :si:9
Wilson. vslnyr and LADY Peat Gummins.. READY Mr.
P Sr sR sss fS
w% Cave &C. s.H 1Isssn iss l as
Henry Mt: Wolfe and .so children. Mrs
n sSss Ss1s
S;;' ss;;s %s..:S, IN;
and lady ssnors Arossma and two d.aSh,s.s Rice
f. n%'s; Il is$ g. sssss;
Sscabe sshoOicrsft 5tsas5isk Hall, ,, : y0Fses.
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wS Whit. HsxinIsy Pissrsavs. De%.rs re
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Panama :ars sssss
slS ans AoI,o E
Ss. HisSsDs S'2R sss
ss S; 49, ss
ooutWlck, Geo heime barry. PosAdA. wife and
servant; Knott Soshat. Brysns w..s,naar
forr children, Mr. Fusk, Mr. Lampheard Gordon Bailey, Il
lain. Saml Weeks n Jones, J Robertson, Jno We'd
ding, Jno Kemp6eId VIM Bell, Gardner, Mr. Chandler
Seavy nr Hamilton Mr. Whitaker Mr. Hunt, Mr. Littl4.
nj % III ~ CRAM. NJ stony HI n Mr. Whit
Pssrce. Mr. March, Mr. March jr. Mr. Knight Mr. Carl Me-
Bithen, Mr. Bithen. jr, Mr. Dodge. Mr. Whitaker. Ne
sparrow, Mr. Dcuglass, Mr. Houston. Mr. Acorn. Mr. Call
Mr. worthng J Houston, Charles Lawson, VIM Hays,
Mr. Bradley Alexander jacobson. James Steele Mr. Van
n.ussn KsssL sSHe9sk Thomas Percy Brss
Charles Way, q W Troverne,J VARS, n b Hawkins Z
Richmond. q Bowers. Hawkins, Hallett, w Wood,
VIM Steward, John JyParcells, w Pareslls, Scott
scott MeCloskey Blanchard Wilson. Murphy.
X Jones Murray and lady Peek Hinckley. lady
David A Rdg.r. r. r Mason. c L.reSsd, Gonisss,
Cbomas, Hail, Hall, C Steward, w Spencer n Nal
comb Brown, Brown, Dixon, WfWhitney, A II
Hunter. hudd, Green, DrAkep, Thomas Rice, Mr.
Iiilmans, John White. WIN Gilbert Edw.rd Steward. L
Rstsw,rd e storkan X W Quimby. c Casey. e i
Mhitcomb. Waterhouse, l. Sawyer, Morrel Philip
Keelch, Henry Casey. N. w. Rabbit, VIM Chpman
ton Dow, Colby, rsttingili, VIM bacon, Samuel
Bacon, Thcs Crossing ! Irgrund, q Graham. MoNab.
FL Plat, Gias.ier Pail, , Bnrnhsn. VIM Gb.ons
An Fuller. Laird. DAnl Locke. Norris
Read. Vim Matthews, y Mcdonald, LUDLOW ID HoHenry.
Mcintyre Murray, WIN Braden, Z Denman, J Denman.
j. hn Emsrsop, North, Hashton Conghey Core1. q
Stsrn W X Libby, II AlhaB, John Frutch, Libbey
Offer Jones Haste, Morr. orAhams. 0iidersiisvs.
ter Shell; Minor Wsder, Hines Hass w Trash. G
Mann, findisy, Adams Frost. w Steveiy, Che
Geo Short Geo Brigham Mr. euler Oakley,
vey Benz Berry John Eddie.
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Passenger Arrived,

PaNsaA-steamship Pacific from saa Francisco Geo n
iiudson, Daniel Davis lig,elngstob, VIM Lsrsbee
Ilioy, EcJerdan, Albert Priest and LADY Vim Hsriins
Wm hLent. y Blyn hugete Hart Or Call. W Price.
en-. n g Cray 7 u Hsrdes,ry, Hoppy. Miss Octave
Belize, VIM sullivan, tastlrook. n s Jones Town.
Ccsben. N Colsscn, Force Bsn,or, Keller Levitt.
Frsnei, ksily G,orgs Tislsy u Prescott kirby
Wells Thos wizard II a svii, swift John ns,roIl o
hickey Ismes SWEET stevens Wr sssrings, tdw ara
nattin. X Wood. T Crasiora Bsner. Timothy Gooi
win, J,hn Vino Mt James George Father James
Gray; Dai lei Bstys. Kelley. siskois Cook $
P,rkh., Mafk Burroush, = nantsoa, James Williams
JJlcr y Punstmcn, John hdte, a Terry, JARVIS,
Rauto, Aiber suiie. hussia L'entensn, JensIer,
s,syses Johu . witssr YIN TODD D |, R.', ard l.ay .
yoIroe Itrkins samuel Plane, q Cart Thomas Ruth.
frd Iismilt,n,y Triton, Wm Walaron, Daniel Crane
hshisor a1 55. oaIaI biis ' Boasns,a ss'
Rove m H.ist.ad u Ei.sli Day. Js. DleS.en Jahn
Gsition n u, ppiBg J 8aafon. n Johnsea. J. u =
Beech, Johu na,fsrd, Green. M,son. AL1ad
co.. S tst,, y r. g. js, p1 ,s T,' s
RtJn,d 4 " Fesi.r, John Mu,sr Csgri. isi,ssgssr,
Ctckrtl uusrn Jss lisrsnstf. % Ehislts esp-ssi
flrc1 Ut1tor Joel Smith. Gihsrt lfunrctt AnGrsvB
j Reese rre ~ smith, EN Watant Z nary,y. l.
= sttcmid, u 1hgu,' j., Lyman rils. = R1y, y Y
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Our Travelling Correspondence.

Off NEW YORK. August L. 1851.
TIP ~ The Netr Route from the Pacific 10 the Atlantic
As a constant reader If vsluab BILE paper and
feel that always get the earliest formation through
its columns Of everything that l. and interesting
therefore have made the following statement Of facts
for your use, as you may deem proper.
left San Francisco on the '4th ut at six o'clock
NJ in the beautiful steamship Pacific with 425 passen-
gers we proceeded to Acapulco and remained there
forty hours supplied ourselves with provisions and
Goals and arrived San Juan del Sud- on the Pacific
the 9th SITTER passage If fou-tsen days ava sixteen
hours. took mule and rode distance of eighteen
miles TO the city Of Revoes in three and half hours
ftoRoed there three days and four hours left in the
steamer Director and passed through Lake Nicaragua
the Rapids where arrived in twenty one hours at
which place stopped eighteen hours there took the
besutifui iron steamer Sir Henry L. Buwer and passed
down the moe romantic sni beautiful river have
in about ten hours 70 the splendd steamship Pro-
methe0s, ut San Juan Of the Atlantic rhe morn
ing at eleven o'clock. M sailed for New York with
Seo passengers Arrived in New York on the l2th, at
eleven, Pm, making
The phcie running Gms from ne Pacific 10 the 4tirnfic
ocean. thirty o1r end hcf hours in few trips,
when Commodore Vanderbilt gets his we'll broke in
can see no difficulty In his passing from 10
fuenfy.fo, hotfs.
What benefit this will be the world leave for Others
to judge have merely given here the facts of the
trip. ne mode The uoyage from San Francisco frert-
rf1e coys end fre hours 10 IL my opibon that saving
from this will be about follows The passage from
San FrsDcisco TO San juan de- Sud- will regular
steamship Pacific, twelve days; from ocean
day from San Juan to New iork eight days for loss
IN time and changing one day making IN oil trenfy-tro
dcys through. This, think. there IL doubt Of
In passing over this most beautiful and healthy
Try there has not been of the whole party
that has suffered from sickness fatigue that be
as healthy a. any country have travelled through
Yours respectfully, SMITH CRANE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14

sehr De Rossstt woodruff. wumiAstoa. NC, dsys,
with naval stores.
Sohr Powell Watts. wilnins%sn. NC. 4dAys. with
naval stores.
schr Lspi,y. Wood. Virginia. days.
Schr Chief Van Name Virginia, 2days
schr Tuns Bodne, Prsdmcre vrsinis. dsys.
schr johnson. HAYES, Baltimore. days.
Schr Alice. Weeks. Baltimore, days
sehr White. Green, Baltimore days.
Schr Mary Emily. Snow, Boston, days.
Schr Armada, Kelley, Boston, days
Schr rymonth Roct, Lacy. Boston. Sdsys.
eehr CorneliA Faulklin Boston. ) days
Sebr aeon, Bearse, Boston, 8 days.
sohr stephen Watsrman Nicksrson Plymouth. 4dsys.
schr Bay State. Ryder, Portsmouth, 8 days
Sailed
Steamships Niagara ssons Liverpool Georgia, Porter,
Chasres.
AVG 3Wnd ct sunrise. thick and calm; ct meridian, 81;
at sunset, 8.