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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the Couafy Of NewYork hereby
gyen all perS0as having clsims against SAMUEL q.
w,NDEiL, late u the CIT II Ne~YOrk, Contractor 81
cesd u PRESENT the ath vouchers thereof 70 sse
.n-st the q ~ NeE Eofk. before ht Ftfeenfh
co. - Cc.oier Lext Dated NewYork, tie Teens -h'ss
S., O.! 1-rct is.i
az "a 6nS'l HA. h CORNELL
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EGR SAN FRANCISCO. via NICAR-

L AGI A and CHAGRFS.-Only steamer for Nica.-
arua-The splendid. new. and last steamship lAFAN-
ETTF Charles Soddard Gate ot steamer Crescent CITY )
commander wl-2f the req IS II many passengers VINO
prefer the shorte. and healthy route through Near
arua-he dispatched or Juan de- Nicaragua and Cha
gres N WEDNESDAY, An p. a. O'Clock Z. NJ nom
Pier Ne 2 North RIVER The aud rapdity with which
the passenges per PtomeheuS crossed the cpun
r. mas established tins the safest, most agreeable aud
quickest route H. California.
THIS being the oniy steamer for Nicaragua, tarP appca-
ton viii be- necessary io sec re tickets -
Prices as low by any o.hcr line Passengers Tor Una
grcs wll De auded there time TO take the steamers OF
September 18th from Panama tO san Francisco
For freight or passa-e having uBs rplSsei aCcomnola
tons, applytu G.. WILLIAMS, No. 1871 Fron;-St.
u
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AT 4 SURROGATE'S COURT, held

aud Tor the County ot New YorN At the Slfroges
Once IN the City OF New York IN the Frst 81 August n
the wear one thousand egh, hundred and Try Pre-
sent Alexander Bradford Surrogate. In The matter o.
Application mortgage lease sell the Real Estate OF
John pHELAN deceased TO reading and hliAg the
Application Of WILLIAM n TirrEkSALb, Executor
the last VIII and Testament q John Phrla late u The
City OF New York deceased fnf authority - mortgage,
lease sell the h al Estate oi the sand decreased io mo
ia ment Ut his debts ordered that ali persons inter-
sted IN the he sad Jone fhrlan, decreased APP
pear before the Surrogate of the County o New-fok, al
hi, Office IN the CTS of New York on ne Fneenth day
of September next ten O'Clock the forenoon Of that
ay then and there show why authority should nor
be gwen the sand Executor o. mortgage lease or sell SO
much of the Real Estate D the sad John phsh decreased
shall be sufficient g. pas his debts ,.. .
aus AZ A W BRADFORD. Surrogate,
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A TRAVELLING COMPANION for

IANGIOk M NOT WEATHER Chrome m'ahds gen
eiaiy, hn especially those iahonnu under smal del1tm
ts and weakness and aucuVr. together win ttonChNS
consumption dvSp, pSa. nervousness @ud pf"H>us utet
hud Immediate relief 10 their suiorme>, as vel A.
fum the postaing influence Of heat hy the use oi DR.
BANNIN1S recently improved Mtchancal supports,
which ao lh cool and comfortable thai no feeble per-
syn should thrA Of LEAVING the clS without thor AID
when pGo>cIv htd The body, the effect of Kind
,o,ne completely removed tythe firm support az the
small Of the bach andthe ehpuea snne at the hse o the
Aldom,r
The medical profession and community generally are m
ucd to examination ct the travelling Companion and
ether inventions for the rehtt of human Sucnes a. DR.
BANSlNS'S ofic,. Nc 10 MerVer-si rev deuts from
Canal Rul5 MIuWESStf
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: a s';iio '' '"'''''" " BRADFORD. Surrogate
SUPREME COJRT.-In the matter OF

- the application q the Mayor. Aldermen and Com
mOnalty Of the Citv NeW-fork relative 10 the OPEN
ING II FIFTIETH STREET frOm iVth. Az 10 the hud-
son River, IN the City 0f Ne. fofk-PuOhc notice -
hereby gwen by the MAYOR Aldermen and ComnoaaiY oi
the CITY New iork. pursuant g. statute IN slch case
made ard provided that the SAID The MAJOR Aldermen
and Comm onay Of he tfy 0f New York, intend 70 ihf
application the Supreme Court of the sai" of View
York Special Tenn Of the sud Court, 70 10 held Al ths
CITY Hall II the Cy Of Ne~ York. on saturday, the Svth
day Of SeItember 1851 at the opening q the Court % tat
ay OF A. soon counsel can bs heard I hr
APPOINTMENT Il Commissioners Il Estimate and Assess
ent above entitled matter THAI the natsfe ani tt
tent of the improvement hereby intended - the OPENING of
lth-st from 10Th the Hudson RIVER ~ me CITY 81
YORK lad out upon he map OF plan N the CITY Of
NewYork under and b. virtue # an act Of the Lsgisls-
tre ofthe people If the STATE Of New York, entitled An
relative 10 Improvements touching the laying nut OF
Streets and Roads the Cy OF NewYork and fer Hh'I
nnrroses passed April g. 1877 Dated New YORK August
TO- is5i HENRY y DAVIES,
an22 ts2o "'unse, - the "sJ a"fai0n
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once of the
ER0CERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.

HRUCEkS' FIKE NSUkNNUE OU.
~ No 81 Wali-st cerner OF PeaFl-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
At an election held Tins day, the following eentleres
chosen Directors oi ;hS Company for the ensuing
year
sanpson Moore Moses TSgl-r George Elder,
Benz sherman. Marshall Porccn, Francis sslddy,
Peter Martin AiexAAr N Grant Chas BuTkhalteT,
Rufus STORY Asa Porter James Wilson,
HEAVY Edty Isaac {. TayloT William Foster.
Al a subsequent meeting OF the Board SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ was anau. u.ousy reelected President Of
the COMPANY J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
Nsw-Ycrk, Feb. 5. 1851
B--Ths Cumnsny continues 90 INSURE Buildings Asy-
chandse Household Furnltsrs, Vessels Port. &c,
the ayoIsb.s All losses EronrSy sd listed and
pad sfN
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i Ndschargs u an lnsoysnt from ms debts pnrsnaa
the provisions Of the third article Of the r title u tns
hhh chapter Of the second part Of the Revised Staiu.s
DANIEL T. SMITH NOTICE first published June q, 1851
Creditors appear before the Hon l. Wspdfun jodgs
of the Court III Commn Pleas for the City and County Il
New-York his chambers IA the City Hall Of the CITY ~
New YORK. the thrd day - September herti at 10
o'clock NJ % show cause shy a-signmest Of InsOl-
vents estate should b. made and he ~ discharged frsm
hs debts J 7 MILLS, Attorney
ir2l awOwsS for Ins0lyent, ~ Pnssf.
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Gravel for the North ano West.

HUDSO RIVER RAILROAD
III NETWORK to Albany and TROY, asi inter-
mediate places by Railroad and Steamboat
Tire Drils L.aes ,1ca lras- Taroaga "a str aonrs
on MONDAY, Aug L. The rnad VII Ne ssenec Tor travel
between rvoh and Albany, when the Trans VII run I.
follows lsLI dsys eNcepiel)
LEAVE NEw-VcRS GOING NORTH
From. the office near CnSmhers-siree'
A. An. for PouGHAEEPSlE. stopping Al ali The
ktSAM fsr Albany and TROY. stopping at Nan
hasisnvle ton.ers Dohes Ferry. Itrry'o'n Sns, sag,
pe.kssil. Garrsous, Gold spuug. FlsaNll New Ham
hgreh POUCH Ssepss. thence hy steamer ARMENIA To
Tvoh touching az nermeats places GA ne r'.r and by
"AtS%M fsT TxRRYrowN and All intermediate places
Atlli AN Tor ALBANY and TROY, stopping he same
Ass p N TOR PorGtXEEPSIE freight aud paSsen-
gers topping At all wal stations g.
Sing Boscobel PeossNu Garrsons Gold Spring FishNt.
New Hamburgh and PoEghNeepse and Hence bS steamer
NAPM for TARRIrONN Only stopping al all way
AtsP NJ for PEEKSSILL. stopping at all way sta
''"' LEAVE PoueHKExrstE. soiSa SOUTH.
Ats A VI. for NEW YORK, stoppmg at Milton fery
rson's Pesksk Boscobe Croion. sng-Smg, raTrvtown,
Dearman D,bbs Ferry Hastings, Workers. one HNsred
and Flfty- second st and Manhattanvle.
Al NJ for Freight and Passengers 10 NEW-fORk,
stepping Al all way stations On signal.
Al l0i AN for NEW-EOkk. COR ON ARRIVAL u the
steamboat from TIvol stopping AZ New hamonrgh. FISH
III Cold Spring GsrrIsons Pee>ssl Boscobcl SING Sing,
Tarrtown, Dohbs's Ferr' aud Nonsers 90
At2P for NETWORK. (or on arrival Of the steam
boat stopping preceding Tram, ana Also AZ MAN
AsIp NJ for NEW YORK. tor on arrival Of the boat
stepping a the principal way stations.
LEAVE PEEKSNIIL FOR NETWORK,
At o. NJ. stopp,ns at al. way stations on signal
Al 2P NJ stopping n AL way stations
At6lPM stopping at all way stations -.,.--
Passengers VIII prccg,,,, ene,s oei s
Esw-York Aug. 1. 1851 autu
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ThaNt nHue usV ~ The ttdar Tar m my IdhIl UF t W
recton ot Dr 1hos " Wright and md avery valuable
medic'e in Colds Coughs Nc. One of my children was
lacked with Ca,arrh fever ~ch settled ON the lungs
InIINknN
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Steamships, <-r. for europe.
HNHE NEW-YORk and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAmERS-rhe SHIPS
Arr Ar1'IC Gait west PACIFIC Capt. Nye
L1oa RAJ ITO. Aant Cnmstnr !.

ARCTIC, Capt Luce, - bAltilt, capt C"mstoft'
ADRIArIC, CAPT Grafton
These saips have been bmlt by contract expressly lo
Government service every has been taken m Their con-
yrucon as also IN thsr Engines TO insure strength and
,pe.d and their accommodations for passengers IN
scualed for ELEGANCE comfort Prce OF passage fofn
TO Liverpool $3.50 exclusive use 81 extra sLs
,taie rooms s3s5, from Liverpool to NewYOrk G33 An
,,p.rsnced surgeon attached 10 each ship No berth can
b. secured 1nti paid The owners of these ships VIII
a. be- accountable for gold silver bullion, specie lewelry,
.re,ons stone, metals rpless bills Of adns are nsned
therefor, and the value thereof 'herein expressed
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.OR THE PILES.-DR. UPHAM'S

4 EiECTVARN tan internal remedy Is certain cure
iet hSi distressing and dangerous compliant the Piles
Der sopt ~ the most astonishing cures ON record see PAM
th's to he had sratiS. Of the proprietor Once No 100
no~sy, where the medicine can I've obtained. kemem
81 Ne ls0 bVwefy dcos above Sprncsi aud also, at
Ne @ Ctamt,Is St, and 10y Mrs HAYS. NJ 10 Fulton
q. tnsklyn auto lmfurhNS
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pnES. PILES. PILES-in External

4 Remedy Those afflicted with this trcuhc>c.-s dis
,se hett sn.T NO longer lor m the Of DE GkAfkS
NH REMEDY according e. the difct a,sS. perfect
Gun NWatranfed the nicuev refunded Puce 50 cths
lsI ton To hc had Of g. HUNTER. lea SAth avenue
hkkRl RERklAN. $50 S.Nh avenue : VI kAklE
fnpneioT. a. ass hud>on-st va lmInSATu
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
Wv s Mail Line 70 SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
MEN The Steamers Of this Company viii san regularly
once month follows
From Ne~Yor
WASHINGTON Capt W C. Floyd SATURDAY, August
WASHINGTON, Capt ". g Floyd saturday, OcGa
WASHINGTON. Capt. ". G.. Floyd. Saturday, Nov %.
HERMANN, Cap. r Crahtree. Saturday. Jny ~
HERMANN, Can't. T. Crab;ree. SATURDAY. Sept G.
HERMANN. Capt CrabtTee, Saturday Nov. /.
HERMANN. Capt. L Crabtree Saturday. Dec q.
From Bremen From Southampton.
WASHINGTON. Fnday, July II. Wednesday, July ls
WASHINGTON. Friday. Sept s. "Wednesday, Sept ls
WASHINGTON. Frday. Oct 81. Nedne sday. Nov. :.
HERMrNN. Fnday. June - wednesday. June 10.
HERMANN, Friday. August s " ednesday, Aug -.
EFhNtNN. Fndsy. Oct y Wednesday, Oct g.
HERMANN. Fuday. Nov IS Wednesday. Dec 3
Prioe Of passage from NewYcrS 70 Southampton Br.
men. hrsI cshn $40 second DO 500
An experienced surgeon IS attacked ~ each steamer.
For freight passage applv 20
MOLlER. SAND RfERA. 50 Broadway n
L. 4. HEINCKEN co. Bremen
hARTlNEAU, ChOSkEI 4 co, SOUTHAMPTON
NM ISELIN. Harre VISIT
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VI liI)I-

Il TS-PKlNfiPAI Of 1T p.
a. iis Broadway, New OK a. The Junction Of 5h-av
Ties. yalaaile preparations have for many years nam
nIsd woe reputation IN GERMANY a,d oiher parts oi
yaos and have been ~ nse m the United Staes Tor tne
81 hUneen years They are prepared from 'ne pfescrp
", mp ITtyASTENhU. PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE
gc,uistry If the celebrated University Of Halle Pr1s
~ An e1Deuencod Physician IN attendance, who VIII
rSytrP De CAPILLAIRE-A remedy for Generol De-
,,sir and all diseases 81 a Pulmonary caGrdcter.
'TlSITNAU HEALTH rILLS-A cnTe for all diseases
,sGrg he Dccsflrc organs from impnT' state
81 "A, He'd Preventive and Cure Tor The Cholera
FisTTNAU FEMALE HEALTH PiLLS-A remedy
e,tjobsrncons ard Diseases peculiarly incident 10 Fee
mses also, for Coaspa'on feyers "eaka,ss' g., r.,
words Burns Fractures. Ulcers, and all other External
psesss,y,-C H. Ring. corner Broadway and John-st
" Bassett No GA Broadway. Delluo Co. No
Pars row No 5Gl Roadway. NJ 30 fhav Chiffon, NO
i6Broseway McIntAre No S2 Broadway I'M. MI
srd Grand.st W u Crimbic, corner Of b@~eIy ana
HsssiOns' Crambie corner OF BoTeTy ANA IN
udAlenss Forman. corner Of Grand and Norfolk
lis II Flugecr No s. Sthay Gahandan Condie'
No l66 9Th NJ Congreve, corner al Green"th-hV
BSooSIys-Mr NJ Hayes. No IFS Folion-s' T ].
WIlIArsBuo-w Ronau, Nc l7O Giand-s'
JERSEY CiTy-Mr ClWr
All comm To be addressed to The tHtenan
Company, Lis Broadway, Now-fork auo SmFulhSSd'
CEDAR TAR-Tbis is peculiar pre-
" paraton. tcne neha more nor less than pure Cedar
=
hsd been prepared and used Domestic Medicine the
hmly OF Mis- NORRIS. Of Maryland.
Recommc ndaions from Physicians
Mrs II Il Morris MadaW-lt gives me pleasure 70 re
TO The favorable consideration Of the public your
valuable medicine e cdaT Tar IN Bonchliat affections
and DISEASES Of Tie Lungs TNOMA AS OWlNTS, NJ ID
Bait nofc, March u 1851
have maoe Of the Cedar Tar IN my family hy the d.
feCon al Or 1hos " Wright, and md n avery valuable
mediC'c n Colds, Coughs nc One ot my children was
attacked with Catauh fever. Which settled ON the lungs
made oi the Cedar Ia, ana he perfectly restored
MARIA JOHNSON
Near PhoniN Mills Baltimore Co, March "a, lgjl
The Cedar Tar hc taken with percc' safety by all
ages diseases OF the STONE ch lungs throat ana KID
news It's cures are for the following diseases va dNs
peQsa INDIGESTION los a appetite, heartburn. asthma.
piles Cosyc,css. WIND Oh tho stomach ur bowels inhu-
,nzn c. Ids G, urls Inflammation d the chest rlamma-
throat quus,y, thrush or sore m1th, putf
throat tranchis diseases oi the hvtr palalon ~
heart , Guilty oi making uunc. ialntcc. nervous and
ssguuiuus affections. nr,S sores. affections Of the skin
aCltHd aud ali diseases sung nom impure blood &c
fc S more tsncc.as tur splitting ui blood con
sunl ON ~ IA, luuis. and bronchitis Prce - pAa -
4 \ ID Sands Ne. 100 Fron Il, General Agent
Sold alo ., II RING. Ne lg2 broadwa, VI Euon
Ne ~ noWtu. Brigham Miller. Nc lul Avenue ID Z
Il knavy. No 3C2 Hudson-st ! Coddnr,on No us
LIoadWa,, aLG Mrs HAYS M. Us Fulton y BcokNn
au2l lmIuIhASh
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THE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM.

THE PENNSYLVANIA STEA AM
Il SHIP GO and LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA
elEAMSHlP Co intend running then Steamships 40
follows:
CITY or PIrTSsURG, 2zos Capt " C s,otesbury.
CITY or MANCHESTER, 2i25 Capt, W o Campbell.
CITY or GLASGOW, 1910. Capt Robt Le,tsh
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA IN Capt -
PROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER THURSDAY. August IS.
CITY OF Gl A>1SoW. THURSDAY. September n.
CITY OF PITTSBuRG. AooaI September o.
PKos LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER, FRIDAY. July IS
CITY or GLASGOW, "Wednesday, Algast Is
CITY OF PITTSBURG About October Il.
RATES OF PASSAGE
PROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon .---.-ltoD Dollars Saloon - Gu.neaa
Cabin-.----.---- % D-aS CaDgn------.-l3 GaineaA
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Zee bus
lOi Wines .quors. Which can he had "a board The
CABIN atoms, table AMI attendance. Will De found
unsurpassed.
Elrs-oias steamships ply between Liverpool aHd Gas-
COW HaVre rotterdam. Legh0rn, Msrs.llss and other
Mediterranean pOrfs ~ whch SOsts can b. shipped 70
lIyerrel and hence ey ms Ee - philadelphia direct
Goods intended for New-fsrk and O,her places, WI e
entered and forwarded bv the Agent without charge anG
with economy and dspatch Those who WISH 10 bring taer
trends from Liverpool passage iol them ~ Aaf
NJ tAese SHIPS Al experienced Surgeor vii oe earned OF
each sn-? Freight 1ne gods COS uh, and prie
- D " freight or passage. apply
THOMAS RICHARDSON, al Exchange plsre, New or
and walnaf-st-, PhIizdelphlA
MCEAkDSON. BROTHERS CO. Liverpool
PATRICK HENDERSON 3 co. 0aAsggv HH
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INDEPENDENT LINE TO CHA.

d GRES The Opposition steamship BROTHERJONA \
THAN t'he fas-est steamer IN the world will SAL for
Chacres. or tt E>DAN. Aug 23 a. VI from Pier No }
" X landing passengers az san Juan DE Nicaragua. Il
REQ fe>ted. Forpas>age apply 70
aa23tG Z MILLS. Agent, Nc 81 Cortlani-st.
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BROWNS ESSENCE Of JAMAICA

s'GlNGHk THIS ~ remedy which az all tunes
etatto hut az > season when af,crons ul the SIcnl
Ard Bowels common, no individual ~ iainiis
hoed h Without Il gi,.> rcl.et IA Chll ami fu pre-
Aioty symptoms OF Cholera and pATrAsA s,ft and
eat rtntty AID IS ognlxed anu presented B. the
Hetcal faculty.,
Persons deSlnng article that can be relied
Sa n;tlaItc sely from pare Jamaica CANCER. should be
fNNSoaf 20 ask Tor Browns ESStncv II Jamaica Gln-
~ winch warranted - De what II represented, and
e(t'lSfcd oay Nv FktDERICN BROWN. and tor sale
q an ufog ad hemca Stcrr northeast, corner Of Eth
"s ht>nu'.St .Phhafrlvhia
Nh, ~ q sale N New-York al wholesale hy Y r CHAP
~ {. fNfog.Sf Ru>hfln. ClNTNe 4 Co, me RrVaS-
, vs, As'rT Hcu,e and 20 lrns House John NlhAa
~ .M'NdNay, Wells \ Co. sS Eighth sy.. J 81
N<NuAStoa. us RI0adMa AZ and SIS HuJssn->- Thomas
siNeis 81 Nhhan-st and Or al The rC>Qe, table Dug
~ no Apo,AscSr.tS IN n, V1.ed States. SS9 lul'
PERSONALITIES Projectors Depot
iSI The >ae II MARSH'S Supev'or Pam Resever -
80 20 Nc. lSl NalNc--Si.. al doNr esS. ot koNcr,
-, S'S wouderlul medicine may re oo'a-nto On he
NJ Reasonable terms siso im'
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, &C

cordng ts lau g. all persons having slams against
JOHN TASSIE late 81 the cay 81 BROOKLYN Kings C0pn-
g. decreased that they are required 20 eIbnt hs .ans
County Clerks Orce the CITY II Bf01kyn on % DsfHe
Ia. first day Of November nett Dated ADNl Ia, 1851
ELIZABETH TASs1E. Admlnistratrs.
alg lawsmSs FRANCIS X STRYKEk. AdnInistrator
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LNMPlRE STATE HEALTH ASSO-

An additional ChaTse u y 5V VII % a>ktd rs auSsUA
ice I JONES. il. PreSt
l. l. ILwiS. Secretary.
FINANCE COMMITTEES.
George Il. Thomas. Cashier Bank OF Rome Z \ Rogers
Cashier FoTt Bank Sanford Adams Treasurer Of
OnedaCo
Agents appointed application to tue Home Once.
Rome \ OF a. " TARNENTER, General Agent
for NswNork CitV and vicinity, Office No SO NaS>au-st
aug law iui>'
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VNO CINCINNATI. via SANDUSKY

FIRST Glass Passage Tickets Cincinnati at u 90
and Freight Contracts rates, Buffalo OF Dun
rk can I've had o the Agent of the Mad River and Lake
Ere Railroad Company ty2i lm'I L. JOY.l7i Broadway
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and
1 SPLENDID steamship MARION VI Bc-ry. Commander.
Will leave ner n T. y K ON SAIU RDAI. August B. at
4ocecs VI precisely For freight passage apply On
board u mere ali hs If ladug WI he gned Tor
20 SPOFFORD TILESTON co,
aug No as Sou'a->t
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EASTENAU COMPANY MEDI-

u ClNES Tn. rnnCph ONCE for the sale of these
prpafacas n H Broadway, junction Of ttA Nv Also,
iVi sale II many ofthe Drug Stores aul2 I'm
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lFE INSURANCE.-linited States
i LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, Ne. = wallis
POLICIES INDlsPUrABLE
Except ON the ground of Fraud THIS Company MAKES
every connected with life risks upon ~ idNVia
bic terms a. any Siuiar institution
FREDERICK SHELDON, President.
JOHN 4 STEWART ActuaIy.
J fluIE. Jr Secretary. au<u Jh
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EOsL.-I stu continue 70 sell the oeS,
y Fed A. Gal f: aT yAEd. o"rner 81 CO ~ anl
Prcl-or. - % s. =. sore led -- 81 f'lsl, =" ---e
PETER CLINTON.
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Mrs Il y Norris N idau-i II gives me pleasure 70 re-
10 The favorable consideration OF the pubic yur
valuable medicine. (t cdaf Far IN Bronchial affections
and diseases ofiac Lungs THOMAS OWlNGS NJ ID
Rali Of, March u 1851
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF.

SAMUEL. " il D>ON, Plamuh ; Auosney.
Auq iaWhM>ats NJ 6S RToNiv Az, Newton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

lVA Of CARHART a NEEDHAN, having recent and
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-24
Newspaper In Virginia.

Under this caption, We find an article in
Palmers Register, from which we learn
that it was not until 1850 that newspaper,
we're tolerated in the Old Dominion. By
ancient records it is found that Williams
burgh imported press in that year, and
the first paper was established. To enable
our readers to judge of tho prices for ad-
vertising and subscriptions of those times
compared with the present, which many
declare to be exorbitant-many neglecting
to pay promptly-aud even alleging that
it is Improbable, We copy the following
from the terms Of the paper, contained in
its first issue: #
All persons may be supplied With this
paper at fifty dollars year, and have ad-
vertisements (ofa moderate length, in
serted for, ten dollars the first week, and
seven dollarsfor each week after"
The paper was issued aeppe. .. week,
which mkde it-cost the Mhcribers about
ninety SIX cents number.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-24
From m. Chicago Tribune.
Broken Memories in Broken Rhymes.
INSCRIBED TO BRoTHlR ALFRED,
BY BENZ. r. TAYLOR.

There's little graveyard Brother where the Lombard,
Popars wave
For ever aud for ever, and above little grave.
Though the green swar has subsided and there's no on'
there to tell
Twas when boys together, yet should know ii
we'll.
When boys together Oh. how far We must have
The matn aud the vesper blend mournfully in one
I'm aweary with the watching, through this beings cloudy
bars,
For tn. dear dim days my Brother rounded into
stars.
The last time there Brother, robin had wove
nest
In the little fence they buded round the sleeper his
But the SILENT Brother-not bird there to
sing
am sure you must remember the little grave mean
There are only You and now but there once was one be-
Twas before tina. grave followed, and before that
song had fed,
And before they told weeping that the beautiful was
OH they tell of the Futureof purcr lives and perfect
men.
But should MT wonder, Brother, nearer Heaven
then:
If by lfes wild tempest driven. that port wevc
drifted past
Oh! send pilot gentle Heaven, bring back ast
From home to home, my Brother Oh! how bresthiess
the bliss.
- pc 'e 'osr "-theI mere Va tA'a' "' iu az m 'i>
Methought heard hail Brother, and it syiabed my
~. haiiie-
There away. ike moonlight breaking something awninr
through the darkl
Now the shadow shape takinRsail of silver silver
barque
side;
And that Cherut-trust me- Ercther-is the little boy
that died
Angel, Not But wifi AMI vomap-se that looked me in
to love
While below she sweetly waited lor her wing AID went
above
Had through her dis. s.uising cou So have loved
and urururd,