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!. CARD,
fEHR asd pd, respectfully sOhcits the atten
. f;ons0f fl1 ountry Merchants Of North and
scp,h card their very extensive and well
IS, LrQUORs, &C., &cs
: : - = = ~ $-ccNrRnSG---- q
4oobhds; chr 3 n. .. and dAluscovadaSU CARS
900 psckaes sfified and Powdered 30,
"a 20 = <dos tshed and Loaf q Do,
Uup 81 6il Rio epd Java COFFEE. ~ q,
3, 600; 81 3 5sSs 4 ndee BAGG GlNG, A to46 inches.
Is swsig to u lbs..
I 100 haIessh hen b uNEY CLCTH,.
Loco coils q tSh 1ehp ROPE, z
! 500 hkds RAf DDS, lBaltimors suling.)
! ,SS ,oS ss' so :lss Iss ssse sSdlssIs soIAssEs,
,1:sS;, 1sss ss's e ~ & sRsKky.
800 ECO do! M u lhfsfyS~
100 do. Northern GIN.
200 packages HHneh ard Dopestic BRANDY,
100 Go, MID. and Ten. WINE,
100 do, Sweet Malaga De-,
$50 taxes TOBACCO, assorted qualities.
500 NJ. SUGARS. various brands,
so casks London PORTER,
500 boxes srern and Adnmantine CANDLES
Together with SOAPS, STARCH, RAIS1NS, SPl.
CES. TEAS CHAMPAGNE E.CQRDlA1S. .SYRUPS
PICKIES, and all articles usually kept IN thcir
line, which they offer for sale on accommodating
terms.
Orders promptly and faithfsi'y executed:
SINS 4 NANCE.
~ Wholesale Grocera. :
No. Hayne street, corper Church. Charleston,
S. c. June 10 II ~
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The Great Question

FOR persons purchasing goods to consider, is
L where the best and cheapest article can be
found. The subscriber is now receiving his stock,
recently purchased on the most favorable terms,
in SOUTHERN MARKETS, land Us low as any purchased
at tho North) to which he respectfully invites the
attention Of his customers and the public, pledging
himself to dispose Of bis goods rs low any house
in the place. J. P. HARRALI.
Dec. 81, 80 20 II
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RATES OF LITTER ros1AoE BETWEEN TIE UNITED
STATES AND CANADA AFTEn TIE BOTH OF JUNE
ElS51
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HASKELL and Mrnick's Select Powdered
IL Drugs, kept constantly forsa!ch by
april 22-4-Th] a. MhtLOY.
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SPRING AND SUMNER HATs-Iust received
y large assortment, new styles, fash'l. white
ond black beayer and moleskin hate; also, panama,
double and single leghorn, with great variety
,f n,lm IcoE DC. &c u. MAILOY.
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To = -
Weighing ! az or under
D*Tl ! and not oy'r 2 OF
'Ov'r 2 and notsov'r 5 OF
Ov'r S and not ov'r 4 OF
Ov'r 4 and not ov'r 5 OF
Ov'r s and not ov'r 6 OF
.Ov'r 6 and not ov'r Z OF
Ov.r I and not oy'r 8 OF
Ov'r 8 and lot ov'r 9 OF
Ov'r9 and not cv'r 10 OF
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baltimore Stone tFnre,-Just received
d large inyoicc of Baltimore stone ware, COM
prising jugs, jars chnps pitchers pans flower
pots, DC, for sale loT by D Mhtt(
Noy. ps
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Ysuspaper Rates per qsarfer, rhe,. sent from Office
= of Publication to bona Ifde Subscribers
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Iarden seed.-Frtsh garden seed, growth
j Of 1850, Just received and for sale by
Jan. 7-4l-tff EVANS 4 NEWER.
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blankets and Georgia Plains, - a
u good stock Of these goods, with Kentucky
leans Satin,, Tweeda, Linsies DC, for sale low by
Jam 4 '594-tf] D. MALLOY.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Died


On October 2s Mrs THANKFUL BAssroRD, rect OF VIII
liam Bassford Of this city in the s5h year of her
She died as she lived in the tu faith OF besssd he
deemer.
Her relatives and friends aud those her sons Tho
mas Abraham, and Byria Bassford. respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral without further notice
Friday, 3lst inst at half past O'Clock p from the
residence Of her daughter Mrs Eliza Duryse, No ~
Fran kiln street.
On october 20 MARTIN yoN HA0EN, Of Martin and
A. g. Won Hagen, aged ears and months
The fr nds of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Friday afternoon O'CLOCK from
81 ' dar street
On Wednesday, October 2S at half past O'Clock Mrs.
NArmDA FLiNS, sged 81 years.
The friends relatives respectfully invited to
the funeral from her late residence No 80 Bsyard
street, Friday 3lst inst. :, at O'Clock A III.
On "Wednesday evening, Oct ober 20 ABRAHAM g.
TroMrsos, sged rs years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence No 174 Will
liam street, Saturday morning, Nov l. at o'clock
without further invitation The remains will be int rrsd
in the family burial ground at Isp, l., att o'clock,
PM.
In Brooklyn. on Wed uesdsy, October 20, SOLOMON
CoNKIIN in the 43d year of his age
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence l9l
Pearl street Friday afternoon Both inst at clock
On Thursday morning, October 30, THEcDoaE LEwIs
sen Of " llism and Elizabeth Everit. aged years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to stte nd the funeral from No Zls Riyington
street, this (Fridsy) afternoon at O'Clock.
At Haverstraw kockland County, on October 30 BAR
GLASS, the wife of Henry NJ Peek sg.d "a years
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

St Patrick Holberon do th Albert Calatin Dslaas sni
star Of the Vest Bowns DO 2st PsAola and Csnturon
Dhu Reid. do 9Th: andrew Fo ,ter Arctic and Fidsis do
Nov Constitution do 6th siddons do llth; Geo Rsyuss
ftnhahsw Tor p iiadephia 18th last; KAauaIo DO 18th
Penn ell and wes.mersi.nd. do Nov L. Alexander san
fYrd fer Baltimore 3th inst Essern Queen Ross for
Chsreston I'd; NVtns do TO succeed her; Caroline Mes
m.h .ns LooditnA for Norieans sOsh; Qissn Do 2tss
bouRhton Doane, and North Atlantic CooH do 2osh; ne
we're howes and LiynS Age snow do si.h d,spa.on
New Orleans; ls.h Iosa 8r-~..-r. Houshsos posne
New Orleans nth. Vanguard, New fosk; Esmeraaa' Now
Also in port idg Mary Glover. Chase for Boston, Cam
us, vckrs aud Racer Steele tor New YORK; Mo ursnde
Tor fhiladsipha; JAS Calder ChAesson Alex oran Anu
IYrnss 20 date-sid IsaseiIs. Rymer Norlssna
Orleans ids; aehr.n. kie, and sAr.h Louisa ALshan
MnIaes, oe, sHsyi Colo. SYorS
MADEIRA. Gent 2i-Ar veiona Keen, swsnse, lana sid
TAUsIrrus Ang o-Ar Jules Of Aglae. Gran imaison,
York land sld 18th tor Reunon).
MAbR as Sept 4-Arr Milton. soue Boston aAy hl
NEWPORT, Ger rs -Cid Madonna. Curtis. Nforh.
NIsvw DnPPr oct Io-Adri,nus en- lem. schesve. for
PoRTsnovTn oc, Is Arr Sir Robt Poel Chad wick Lon
PoRrLArD, sbt Oct io-od. Ninona Rydn. from Gotten
ovrTssrows. Oct H-Ar Mary Jane, Cowell. Ahyab
srNsApoRr Aug s-Arr Carthage Cutter, Bstavi. (aut
cid th for Mars 1Sth, Mstiias, Kenney Penang land
aid l4th whampoaE 18Th, santiago, Peterson Batavia
sHANeHAE, July Arr Houqua. Mckenzie. New York
TosaAY, Oct l6-Arr Due de Brabant schmiit Antwerp
OF \ Orleans land sld same dAyD.
TRALEE. Oct l2-sld Ann. Turner. NYork.
eisoo lsth, Fsneion Ropes Boston tapr 81 SD July z
Fr js Granbuig York 18th. Surprise, Dumaresq Lon
don; s. Heller, Smith, SFrancsco l2th Memnoa. Cor
dom London; 18th, Chrysote Livep'o 2ls Sestorian,
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Iron HaltiInorc.

VISIT or THE MAYOR AND coTNcIL TO THE PENN
sLvANIA PAIR RAILROAD LoAN-PuiLADELPHIA
OYSTER BoATs- INIERES ZINC SOUTHERN ITEMS.
B.LrneRE, Oct -, 1851.
The Mayer aud Common Council of this city have gone
70 Writ the Pennsylvan'a state Fair At Harrisburg
The baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Company advertise
foi loan Of s76ocCO for which coupon bonds will be
Issued.
The Philsdelphia oyster boats Polly Bell Levant and
Petrel advertised for sale Monday by the
Sheriff. thu Gover5or having refused application for
their relssse.
TIE weather here j. duh and rainy.
The New Orleans all a the 23d inst late due
hes arrived by which We learn that the Messrs G. & j
fsbcoeks vsr, house - Cabswba Ala with $40 bales
Of cotton. was destroyed by FIRE on the 23i
The Mexican war steamer Neptune left Tampieo on
the Il Ia. with troops f.r Rio Grande.
severe thunosr storm passed over Charleston on
Sunday. A J BrCwBit dwelling injured by light
ming
letter from Augusta rays that a recent frost hs,
6stroyed l5e GEO bales Of cotton
Emigration 20 New Orleans TO be on the in
eEsss- The chips President and Juliu- from Bremen
recently took to that port nearly eight hundred emf
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Shipwrecks, Sc.

LOSS or THE SCHOONER JOHN WESLEY AND BRIeAN-
TINE WAVE.
CHARLEsroS, Oct 80, ISL
BY the arrival of .he British schooner Annie Sophia
from Nassau 2, the Gath inst learnt that the
schooner John Wesley lost the 2th Of August at
Little Insgua, voyage to st Thomas The schooner
WA insured in America, and the cargo in France.
The American brgantne Wave, of Philadelphia, was
wrecked at Nsy the 25th of September, while
Lound from lphia 10 Jamaica Most Of the cargo
was saved AID taken to Inagua, in partly damaged
stale.
Salt bad been demand at Iasgua; all at Matthews
town bad been shipped although considerable quantities
raked had been brought from the ponds.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THrRsUAT. Oct W. Y. Vt.
AsEs varied little leo ibis fetching 81 s7K for pots
and IS - = for pearls.
BrsADsrvFrs rs-FIour has sss.n fallen 10 50 rs SO
p3Z for STATE and Ohio and "a 81 a 81 for ordinary
Western. With fales u 3 coo bbls Canadian seemed
steady there having been i00 bbs TAX, at 81 south
moved 20 the sxtsat q 900 bbls 81 81
12h Is and Hour % that of $50 bbls at - 81
Nothing trapspired In meal Bokuhea readily brsught
8 5Th Tor Holts standard barrels S2s s7k for do do
halves and 81 t2s for DO do quarters What appeared
dull 2sSo bushels Genssee only finding buyer. at o6c
1cs bus hels Rye were purchssed at 73c with several
csrgoes Of Northern and Western Oats at 3lc 3sc
cssh Cow fsvore factors ihe business embracing ~
Coo husbels mixed at TO- SIC aud yellow at elc
Corre~.-The transsctoDf in this article about
40 b.ses With steady tone, and light supply sale
~ eur quotations
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
The Pennsylvania State Fair.

HARRIsBuRG, Oct 80, 1851
Tive State Agricultural Fair has been attended day
by immense number Of person-over fourteen thou
ssnd having entered between the opening and o'clock
Pm
Governor Johnston lady present this mornings
the Hon James buchanan, also. Col Bigler has not
made his appearance.
The several trains that arrived to- lay all crowded
and dreds unable to obtain lodgings to night.
The Cumberland Valley road, at noon, brought down
train Of twenty three conaiRing twelve hun
drrd psssergers az vsiters
To morrow we shall have the address. by the Hon.
Andrew Stevenson. and the ploughing match number
vii compete IN the latter for the prize
The exhibition of cattle is not very large but the
specimens are fine.
Tie agricultural implements numerous and pre-
sent hbe display
shower came up suddenly this evening but from
appearances will not la,t long
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

MUSICAL FUND HALL, PHfLADELPHIA-Is-
WI menso triumph and enthusiastic appro 5ati0nPro-
ssr Anderson the GreA, Wilard Of the North
ORD With grateful mbranee Of the brant
be exrereneed In country and begs
tate that bo will continue his Grand Drawing Room Enter
armen et Sorees kysterieuses this evening"
'sernE unsl further notice when he viii introduce
tGd htoundnR wonders illustrative Of the fascy of Ne
sronancy. pemonoogy aud xItehcra Doors open o, Y:
psrformsnees commence osisok Admitanee 50
uveuilea unGcr ySars rs cents. grand day tutertair
osst every Saturday. Doors open ~ q commence ..
clock.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

none The hour market has been drm, owing 10 light
receipts small sales OF Michigan made 1t IS 81
The wheat has been quiet and prices easier
Corn steady 900 bushels mixed western sold at Ale
Oats remain at 25c. No change in freishts
ALBANY. 0otobsr 80, 1851
Receipts Of the past twenty four hours--Four 1900
bbs wheat 500 bushels; corn z3t 90 bushe barley,
10 coo bushels Both -four and wheat have been quiet,
and unchanged Csrn-5000 bushels mix ID sold
sic Bsrey-l0 coo bushels sold at slc for two rowed
and eSc for four rowsd. lot OF 900 bushels was
offered at SIC
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
TeIeRraphIe Reports.

NV URLEANs Octobef q lSSl
The European sdvices per steamship Pacific are AT
band Cotton shows decline of one-sighth al which
1900 bales have been Disposed Of Flour and corn
rs without particular change The arrivals of cose con
tinue large and within dsy two have reached t0o
mgs rrssht steady though there many vessels
cf,rips
Cotton declined an eighth q cent todsy In our
market. and prices ranged from 81 tos1se
Btrv.ts October 90 1851
TIE following sve been the receipts st THE port spce
lsst - rlOvr eco Ibis wheat 900 bushrs cyrn
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
From Philadelphia.

DENOMINATION IN FAVOR or THE IRISH ENiLEs-
HEAvT FAILURE.
PHitADEtPHiA, October 90, 1851
Robert Tyler and the friends OF Ireland here get
trg up Demonstration in favor Of smith Brisn and
the other I-h exes The object II obtain the inter
position of the American government in their behalf
IL will no doubt b. very great gathering
An exter dry goods house, Of Market street has
gone by the board % the tune Of something consider
abe over half MILTON.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
BInrried.

At st. Georges Church, by the Rev. DIR. Tyng, Mr.
JAMks WALKER to Miss MARIA NUNS
On wednesd day, October 90 by the Rev. DR.. James W
Alexander. J I'll VAN DrKE, of Milwaukee, to MAR,,
daughter Of George Douglass Esq. of this city.
On October 20, by the Rev N d Bslch, joan B. s,Mp-
sos, Of New York. to FRAscEs LAMBpEN, adopted
daughter OF Samuel Mann. Esq of Clintonviile, N j.
At Metnehin. J. on Wednesday, October %, by the
Rev. Mr. Barkhsrdt, d. EDWARD MEEHEK OF Williams
burg, l. to JANE EzABETH of the late Lewis
Campbell, Esq, Of the former place
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
NEW WS BY TIE LEG H RAPH.
GEN. HOUSTON AND TIE DONALDSON LETTERS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAM.
Another Movement for tho Release Of the
Irkh ExIled Patriots.
Murderer Convicted-Burglars Arrested
TWO VESSELS sHIPwRECKED,
Sc, Sc, SC.


GENERAL HOUSTON AND THE DONALDSON LETTERS,
GENERAL WOOL, ETC.
WAsHNGroS Oct 70 1851
The Union publishes letter from General Sam Hous
too denying all knowledge Of Donaldson and his
ropondence, and does not believe there any such
in Texas, and that he has authorized nobody to make
pledges, bargains, or agreements fer him
General Wool has srris in Washington.
Thomas j. Kelly has been appointed Surveyor of
Suffolk, Virginia
The President has recognized Fauvil Gopraud as Vice
C@psul and Consular Agent of the Republic Of France
for the ports Of Newport and Providence in the State
Rhode Island
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Convicted of sIur,ier.

DEATH Caused 81 oBsTRUcTING RAILROAD TRACK
CLtvEAND Ohio, october 80 ISL
The jury have just found verdict Of guilty Of muir
der in the second degree, against Horace L. Brooks for
caung he death of The engineer Of the Cleveland aud
Pitifturg Eslroad ty putting stake the track and
tttosiIg cn the engine.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
The Supposed burglars at Buealo
Arrested.

BUFFALO, October 90 1851
A. B sanford, Elizabeth Sanford, and John Rooney
oil Epeiih have been arrested suspicion Of being
concerned in the late rJbberes in this city $4,000 of
the stolen money has been found upon them.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
MEDICAL.

THE MARRIED woMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
,,psnoI-By Dr. A NJ hsurcssu. Professo. Of Diseases
VI NCntn-Twenteth Edition, loms pp Z50-Pri % 81
Years o. suffering Of physical snd mental snsush 20 many
tsnd mis- have been spared By timely possession Of this
sork IL 10 INTENDED especiay for the mArre those
contemplating msrrisse dicloses i'm porsnt secrets
Vii, ,houd be fnoyn 70 them parteularly
family, H. is OF special IN mportsnce.
Here also every tmsle-the wife, the mother-ths
sine budding into vOmsnho0d the other In the deeiae
ofytart In vht nature an important change
rtmetes tnd most eetsin neds u complaint
D. which her ser is subject.
tLStrset Vf letter ffom gentleman Ia Dayton, Ohio
DAYroS, May !, lsi1
Nv DEAR SIR NY wife has been perceptbly sinking for
three in % her
gush and suffering months before and during
huemebt every successive more and dshtatng
aud Which vac, the last occasion deBpairei o. sup
posed this state OF things Inevitable and resigned
sit TO meet the worst Al this time, (uow abous
mons heard your boob highly spoken o. as containing
cannot esprets to you the relief afforded my distressed
mind hd the joy ts imparted 70 my wife, learn
ina that the Ere.t dncovery Of Pesomeaux provided
remedy IorGeas prospect 90 me, which little eoneeived
rsss,d over my head, in sill human PROBABILITY my wife
would have tten In her grave, and my children left mo-
therless.
IL of eourse mpraotic.bIe 10 convey more fuy the
nsnesd ier n. married or those
Per sale "a Brosdwsy. and ct the rublsl flee, l
Liberty street New York Little Co., Albany Joseph
Tueief, hsbiie, Aisbsmsi T. D. Peterson, % Cassnut
On ,be reesip, of si esry will be transmitted by mail
ree of postage any psrt unied stsss letters
un,t be sdstes,ed, rost paid " Dr kauricesu boK
ini. New Yorh city. Once. ls9 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Passengers Arrived

BRE~Ex-Rsrt Boiers.sufen--A Dohermsn and lsdv,
sssermsnn, y Walter, Mr Meyer. kss Meyer Miss
Meyer. Miss Berner, A Dfenoshshn. -. :.
Borden Miss ksvy Borden. Master John Bordenf 10 the
stesrsre.
RTorsorD-stssmsr City Of Riohrond-W J rsvmsa
lsdy and ehiisren. sussp fsvmsn. Peters knerson
Dickex LADY and children Susan Dioksy Dtekey isy
sod ohr5rsn. Mics Diosey. DO .sy sysss " Mss
vooJ. Delaney D HcbeGy, Livis ssfsb uoa hs' opd
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

LIVER PooL-Steamship America from Boston-S Austin,
Eustis, q Morton Boston, hAchAdo, florsuce,
Mr. Dawson Glave, Asseler kYork; Marie and wife.
- Demingo; satrustegu, Cuba: PembertoA. Whte,
Miss Fisher Quebec short Graham and ~ Toson'
to- Dixon Montreal; Gen Vernon BA Wilson. Mr. Bull
Ter, England; vohsrs, Butensohen, residences
known-2
NYort; Tebn and wife, Grassis and wife Ailison and
sife, Lanvillsn Chisholm DR. Parker and wife, Mss
Dobsop Misses Allison, Haiax Capt Coy and wife, IL
j yickers. DR. Knox, BA; salmon, British Vice Con-
sui for Jamaica; Mrs Webb, England-2L Total As.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
LrvsRpoor cLas.rrrearIos.

frEieurs-Tbe Euroya's letters rot being at hand,
nd the westhtr very inclsnent engagements light
0ss Tor Liverpool still demanded at rates above
he Nevs oi shippers We noticed some 600 TO 500
posss u en-. ese we're engaged At z2s Sd which
sassnce' ihere was nothing new In -four and grain.
1W IONS OIL cake were engaged At 1Ts Cd. In British
vessel Io olagDr the -four engaged Yesterday vas a.
10 % There was no alisrstn 10 rates 70 London IIsvre
Prousoss-pork appeared az b.tor. with .bor. 100
bss soto btei rsma ned quiet including msss at Ss
90 tlo % spd prime At - 90 IS s5J. 4Ooo fe.sh
bawe fetched nc AID 2bO bb. ,omuo, 81 nr,,.s
lard skc sec per 10 Butter aud cheese were In d,.
srd - ftll fou y" "
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Miss Hayes az New Haven.

NV HAvHS Oct. 20, 1891.
There u splendid sssemblage night, at the con-
cert Of Miss Catherine Hayes, at Brewster Hal, and
the epthusa,m u equal 20 any that manifested IN
York Mss Hsyes = in fpe voice and great crowds
sssembled outside the Hall not sthstanding the
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
The Ohio River. Sc.

PTrrsEURc, Oct 30 1851.
The river in the channel, measures fsur feet two
inches II has been raining ere today
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Cleared.
ship Joln Stuart tnew ciPPsrl Ferris, Liverpool,
Bari ElilIteth Bremen DsnnsrmAa East Indies. Popp,
BARK Bsyard (Frl. Lan.ud wstshm,ns Cape. J J Mer.
Bark China tDut;hh Tyss.er. Ans;s;d,n, VIZ Smith.
B,s ssshS aatof. L., Fnaeh Meins.e TO-
Brs ClaIs, Anderson Cottenburs BOormaa. Johnston
Brig An Beriesn, Godfrey, ssv,nu,h. puahan Dimon.
sr ds,Ss" ssbsuI .Snsy sens
sshr Charles hiilS, Francis. savannah. hScrsaiy
sehr Leroy Myers. wilminreu. NC, EsPo.sn
ethr Westoyer, Rogers. Baltimore Johnson Loudon
schr sarah Elizabeth saith. New Haven, master.
Arrived.
sAp Charles creeker COZ sa,n Dgncan. Lverpool Sept
RoSn s' ~ iSs 8 = s1g % ,rs1 a%rfsn ,S
Gsvrs In. tSs Hermann or ws,Russon both hence issh
ibsti is's s. ION S TO- ssiF sfo.s.r.
niles. ssv s..n,hip issRsis hence ios I1ysrsecl
ship Mareis clsaIcs stacy cal.O. aaa LIS day, from
shy CIf,Td, seIATe san Fran5ico, via v.lp,r'o and
stis JobD ssyo man. Bosson. viz nslass ssls in
,,s q s.ssmer Mas: :,chu.et,, dec si.esiit
Barh Hohsnst,ufeu tBremL Lauks. Bremen. ~ days
~i.a n csc and J. pssssen!sr'S 20 % PoPrs CO;
bris y5asor tr0rsj De wovsr oporto So day, VITA vae
Eng sits ii (ef Lineonviel ssrss. sazr,. u days.
m @ ssf. s 70 p Of ,ss S:S Of On
Biz D,ns Brnusy lBrl. Coalhsst. Sidney ~ days with
DrE Fmily Revolt, chArleston 4 days with cot and
ice 70 Dunhtm = DINO
Sctr Eli1A AmArdA. wtllia-s, Alexandra.
schr Henrietta HsiOck GsorgstorH Sc days, with ma
vsi ttorts.
sstr Nelyina. Pierce. PyDou.h. NC, 65ays
schr Clas ColsAie seamsn bAltmorc. , days.
sohr Ellen Rodu an. Orsooe. Newport
SER Atlantic. Nickcrson Salem.
Steiner Koaaeks. Parrsh. Richmond. vi, Norfolk. y
togrs With nose and = 20 Deen Thornton; has
- Z seSuen. for receiving ship North CsranaA
Stesmr City q Richmond Terry Rct monf snd 70 hours
iro kor:ok, ith ndse ana passerssr 70 MAILER Lord
NeTts America At isht seh inst when
hsst1ne Plat, on her pss.ge doga the Huis1n river.
Sth three large eht barges tow et By steaabo.t
Ioy for Absny WI ieh instead Of passing the srboArd
fhesrec the shore TIE bows OF the
just TIE clear To do tais rank sheer hsd been
her sground the vest shore before she
her or stop her headvsy
The bottom being mGtdy where se struck 10 net % all
likely that she spnk rumorsd at hrst that she
even received the slightest tausgs.
Der s-wind Al sunrise, 81 ct meridian, s. At sunset sw
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

CHILDREN @ ana ssrvsns 4 wSissSss, VA psyis. acr
Master Davis Loknok lady and children, oeddy,
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
DLAIN FACTS ron TuR PEoPLE-IT is A y

DIAM FACTS FeR THE PEoPLE-IT is A FACT
ns. vhsn the patient hnds he has been inoculste5
with dsesee, OF private nature he is the compets
stool cf rtpenttnce and ready TO sign the pledge IL
fact thst this disease when sested the system has beer
hnovt down from feneration " generation eastins
horror spd distraction wherever sppssrs II fsct
that tie medicine mostly relied by the aonlty Ia treat
tis disease, 10 mercury II is fact that mercuria
Hop IL Eetry quts 90 bad the disease itself snd
sHt terminate the existence Of the sufferer quick
fsct s.the cnly remedy that can be firmly relied
uis ioethsoma Affection without fn the
constitution ~ Dr. Hunters Red Drop ~ fsc. that
,bs only genuine medicine be obtsned At the old
estsbhed uhersn Disr enssry, Nos Division street
10 IL fact that this medoibe has ana does
in month thsn s the quaok Dossors DO in ss
hst without chsnes ~ ds hadraaoe from bust
vbstevsr Tbs genuine IL oos dollar vs phist
ysfssgte3 u 10 anF oas "a t9r DAYS. oasrgs