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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10
ANOTHER CUnA MovEMENT.-The New


Orleans Bulletin of the 9th ult,. says:
although the intended descent on the
Island Of Cuba was recently prevented
by the walchfnlness of the United States
authorities, there are indications that the
project is no given up-merely delayed
ill a more convenient opportunity. We
learn that the steamboat Monmouth left
Pensacola on the evening Of the 22d, on
her way to St, Marks and Apachicola -
A correspondent writing from Pensaco-
la on the 23d says:
"'Enire nous. | have not tho least
doubt but that the Monmouth is ladened
with provisions aud ornaments for the
Filibusters. and the same To he landed
somewhere on our coast. E. u. G. Jud
son, alias Ned Bun,liue. was on board,
and seemed to have a good deal to say,
and a suficiency to make me remain III
my belief. We shall see.'"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10
CHOLERA At Fonr SMrrn.-We learn

CHOLERA AT FORr SMITH.-We learn
from the Herald of the 18th that the chol.
era had been almost entirely confined to
the troops at Fort Smith, of whom eigh'
teen or twenty had died. Two or three
strangers had died in the town, and two
negroes, from cholera. About three hun.
dred troops had landed at Fort Smith
within the previous three weeks, and
probably two hundred stranges were in
the town, owing to the fitting out Of the
tain with supplies for the troops leaving
for the Brasos. The troops have gone;
the train Of wagons, about forty, have
gone. aud the cholera wa hope has also
left.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

ExCoMMuNIcATED.-Tho Church ofSt.
Louis in Buffalo. says the Buffalo Com.
mercial of a late date. has by a pastoral
letter Of Bishop T;mon, which was reOd
in all the Churches Of the Diocese last
Sunday, been formerly accommodated,
together, with the cong egation. /; has
been deprived of its priests for two or
three mouths past, and this extre me rem
edy was resnrted to as a more severe
punishment; of the trustees, who refuse
to surrender its temperatures Into the
thauds of the Bishop, upon the ground
that the Church property ought to remain
where its donor, the late Louis Lecon'
teuix, placed it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10
Tuesday Evening, July 3, 1854

SUR BUILDING ON II OniO.-lhe
Cincinnati Enquirer says that another
barque, oi $50 tons burden, is now build
ing at oDe of The C"vingI"n ship yards
for The finn Of Sways & Co. She Is
built expressly for the African trade and
will be ready t" sail by the Isl of Deem
Der. This will make the sixth vessel
bu,lt in the "wes,ern wilds" for tn, Sa-
lem Company.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

CS~ British Commissioners in Canada
have decided that slaves are not guilty OF
stealing, ifthey take off property belong,
ing tn their masters, &C., necessary tn
their escape. OF course they cannot
complain Of the decision in the deser, er
case of WMsH, in New York who're the
soldier merely took the keys, &c. neces'
sary to effect his escape. Tho British de.
cision was right, but it makes a good and
conclusive case against their claim OIL
Walsh,-Ohi State Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

TmG New Planet SEEN AT WASHING
TON Lieut.. Maury reports that the AS
teroid Irene" discovered by Mr.. Hind,
in London. has been observed at the Ma
,ionaI Observatory by Professors Keith
Benedict and Major, with meridian in
struments, aud the orbit committed for i
from these aud the other o~bservatories.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10
Ths Omoial Rs,ult.

On Saturday, the votes on the adoption Of the
new Constitution was counted by the Secretary
Of State In the presence Of the Governor, Be-
low we give the official result also the result on
the question OF License yesF aud License MOI
Two counties not yet returned but the 90 duys
having expired they will not be counted, viz;
Auglaize and Deiancs. The maturity Tor the
Constitution is 1929, aud against License g.
982.-Ohio State Journal, JaIy7.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

HoRRIBLE MURDEU 1.-THE New York
papers give the details of a shocking muir.
der that transpired in Williamsburg on
Saturday last. MIR. Lawrence RELY de-
liberalely murdered his wife, and his
wile's mother, by ~stabbing them, causing
instant death. aud also stabbed o girl Of
about 10 years of age living in the family,
named Elizabeth Conroy. She is not
expected to live. RELY then gave him.
self mp; said he was ready to be hung;
had done all he desired To do, &c. II is
supposed he had become jealous of his
wife, as he assigned her conduct as his
reason for the murder. He appears per.
fec,ly Indifferent about his fate. and says
they may as well hang him now, aud save
the trouble and expense of a tnal,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

CuRrnUs SroNE.-There is a stone in
the northern part Of Finland which oeIves
the inhabitants instead If a barometer
This stone. which they call llmakiur,
turns black or blackish gray when iii go.
ing t. rain. but m the approach Of fine
weather it is covered with white spots.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10
GEO. G STgDMAN. Secretary.

EXPEDITION TO THE GLA.-A compa.
NY of yearly one hundred men from Ala
bama. are now on their way to the ella,
to explore the gold region, aud probably
to establish a settlement in the neighbor'
hood of the old copper mines above Do
ca Ana, They passed through Jefferson,
in Cass county. on the 2Olh ullimo. The
Herald says: They are all well equip.
ed with guns, one piece Of cannon. aud
wagons, provisions, &c. They belong to
a stock company. All the stock is held
in Montgomery, Alabama, by very veal.
thy aud enterprisin9 men. WIN if the
project is at all succe ssful, intend sending
two or three hundred negro men there "
-Galresi0n Register. 1911 June.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

TIE Day GooDs TRADE. The jour
nal Of Commerce presents the suhi"ined
statistics in relation to the impnrIs0 f Dry
Goods at that port fur The month:
Last year the heavy receipts Of Dry
Goods did moi until July. when
they amounted to $500 600 for the first
week. and averaged over 81 500 200 fr
each succeeding week during the month
This year they commenced about iwo
weeks earlier; the receipts for the last
week 10 June being about SIS 600, 600
Last year they am"uuted IN July To a
bout Sill 500 900. withsiaulinQ the
earlier date at which they are nav arriv
ing. il is hardly probable that they will
reach the same amount in the nexi four
weeks. The increase shown in the past
month includes oil description of goods,
showing that the receipts embrace the as
sor,ment designed for the opening "f our
regular fall trade"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

New ORLEANS DgPALcATnN.-Mr. j.
C. Simpson. the cotton dealer. who lately
disappeared from New Orleans. has re.
turned, leading to the presumption that
he has made a satisfactory settlement Of
his difficulties.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT. 90 1t is seldom we
meet with so sweet a sentiment, illuslrat.
ed in 10 appropriate a figure. and ex-
pressed in such beautiful language as the
following:
CHARITY. Night has kissed the young
rose, aud il bent softly to sleep. Stars
shone, and pure dew drops hung upon
its blushing bosom, aud watched its
sweetest slumbers. Morning came, with
its dancing breezes, and they whispered
to the young rose, and it awake Joyous
and smiling. Lightly it danced To and
fro in all the loveIiness of health aud
youthful innocence. Then came tho ar
dent sun god sweeping from the east, and
he smote tho young rose with his scorch.
ing rays, and it tainted. Deserted aud
almost heart. broken, it dropped tothe
dust in loneliness and despair. Now tho
gentle breeze, which had heen gambol.
ing over the sea, pushing on the home
bound bark. sweeping over the hill and
dale, by the neat cottage and still brook,
turning the old mill, flaming the brow Of
disease, and frisking the curls of limo.
cent childhood, came tripping along on
her errand OF mercy and love; aud when
she saw the young rose she hOsteued to
kiss it. and fondIy bathed its forehead N
cool. refreshing showers; and the Young
rose revived, looked up, aud smiled in
gratitude to the kind breeze; aud she hur-
ried quickly away; her generous task was
performed, yet not without reward-for
she sonn perceived that a delicious fra.
GRANGE had been poured on her wings by
the greatful rose; and the kind breeze was
glad in heart. and went away singing
through the trees. Thus real, true char
ity, like the breeze, gathers fragrance
from the dropping flowers it refreshes.
and unconsciously reaps a reward in the
performances of its offices of kindness,
which steals upon the heart, like rich
perfume, to bless aud cheer.
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TThe first cnr.etree was nIantcl

CYThe first c~nffso.tree was planted in
Jamaica in 1928, and the berries produc
ed from il were sold at about twelve cents
each; hut in twenty years from that date,
So rapid had been the extension of its
culture, that the expectation of coffee in
one year amounted to sixty thousand
mounds,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

agcoNsIDGR ArIOS W rus V,RGiNIA BA.
Nrs CoMpRoMss.-Mr Wiuedetd aud
Nc. Arthur. delegates in the Virginia
Convention. from the Camp"eIi aud Bed
ford district. who ~suppHt"d aud voted
Tor what is called tho "Compr"mise" al
the basic question. having reerived ia
%structIOns (r0m their eSuditue0ts Ia
change their course. have sisoi6ed their
intention Of .beyi1g phese iostruc,iona.
and wIl nn"ve for a consideration ID
the = COmPedJnise" Oa the 9th Jug. The
majority fOrthe 'C"mprOmt'e Sc was seren
Il Il DOt known that any other yute ~ii
b changed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

ETJudge Woodbury. has been nomi
mated blythe unterri6ed Democracy Of
New Hampshire for the Presidency, and
the same body also passed a resolution
politely intimating that all other demo.
cratic candidates al tho north must stand
aside. They spoke it out loud, as If they
meant Cass should hear.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

ON A LEvEL.-Recent scientitic obser-
va,ious rave ascettsiued that the waters
of the Mediteu anean aud Read Sea are
exactly on a level. 1t was long thought
TO be otherwise.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10
"Wednesday Evening, July 8. 1881

~ The Editor has been absent for the
last week, which will account for the
want, of editorial matter in this number
Of u paper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

UNION Column "A pr"jec, Fur the o
rection Of a splendid column To the de-
Tenders and champions Of tho Union has
been devised by WIN. Ferret, Esq ol
New Orleans. The plan represents a
beautiful nuled Corinihian column. rising
from a massive pedestal, aud snrm"unt'
cd by o statue Of Mr.. Clay. Immediate
ly beneath the apex will be al i''umina'
ted clock. and below that, on the fouI
faces Of the column, are 10 be carved the
names Of the Senators who supported the
Compromise measure Of the last Co"
gress. II is designed To place this mon
ument on the "Neuiral Ground" at ih'
corner Of St. Charles and Royal streets
New Orleeus. Tho cost is estimated a
$40, 900, and al effnrt will he made t
raise the amount by subscription.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

THE JUNE FLooD.-The papers at ST.
Louis are beginning to fear that the flood
which has been inundating the upper
country will be exceeded by the Juno
freshet." now rushing down upon them
from the rivers Of Illinois, Iowa, the Miss
issippi aud especially the Missouri The
SHOWS at the head of the latter have melt
ed and tn surface Of lhs river is covered
with timber, evidencing that the waters
are higher now than in tho late food.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

TWH "PRouPs" or PRiNTING, -Thnse
people who arc always s%narling at aud
wondering over Typographical errors. nc.
curing in reducing their Illegible MSS
into print. may profit by the fact aP
pended.
We tako il from contemporary. aud
without vOuching for its strict aulhcniici
~, can only say in the spirit of the l'al'
ian prnverb that If M; true it we'll might
be:
A CURuous HnToRICAL FACT. -"Sume
hundred years ago. a number ct tho PR"
fsssors Of the Edinburgh University at.
tempted to publish a work which should
be a perfect specimen Of Typographical
accuracy. Every %precauIion was taken
to secure the desired result, Six expo
sienced proof readers were employed,
wh0 devoted hours Ia the reading ufeach
page, aud ate il was thnughtto be perfect.
Il was pasted up in the halI "fthe Univer
sity, with a notification that a re- ward Of
ESQ would he puid I any person VIII"
would discover an error, Each page was
suffered TO remaintwo weeks in the place
where il had been pasted, bef"re the
work was printed. aud the professors
thought they had attained the object Cot
which they had bee" striving. Whe" the
work was issued, il was disc"vered thai
several errors had been commiued - "0'
(which was in the first liue "fthe eta
page. II a case Of this kind "ho"'d "'cu
after al,4he precautions which Ind hee
used, after full aud ample tim" had bee
given Tor a correct aud th"r"agh real'ne
and that by daylight. carpers at Error" l
morning ne wspspers. should have Som
little excuse for thoSe who are c"mpelle
to read proofs at Nv" IT three o'clock !
the morning. aud then /" a hurry. IN 81
der not 10 miss ihe m uils.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

Ma. ViNT0N AccEPTs. - Dur candidate
for Governor, Hon. S. f. VINToN, was in
Muskingum county when it was
ed to him that he was the nominee of the
Wing State Convention for Governor
On Saturday evening the people Of Put.
nam, gainesville, &c. held IA meeting con.
graduating him and themselves on the
nomination. Mr.. VINToN made a cepi.
tai speech, which we shall lay before our
renders to. morrow. He accepts the
nomination. We are rrj"iced To hear it.
Our citizens of all parties will read his
speech with great pleasure and profit -
| State journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

GrThe coal fields Of Ohio are stated
to be $50 square miles larger than those
of Great Britain,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

OLD FAIRFIELD 'RIGuT IN THE HEAD. >
The cheering news contained in the
article below. which we cnpy from the
Lancaster Gazette, will send a thrill of
delight, 'alung the whole line Old Fair
field has aroused and is shaking the dew
drops from her armor.' Her farmers have
determined that some way shall be fur
nished. to transport To less favored re
ginns, a portion at least "f the products
nftheir rich fertile acres. And in re
turn for the superabundance uftheir gold.
en- haivcsts which will be sent To feed the
hungry else where, TIE return t'ains' will
come to their doors freighted with the
mint dr"ps'-the Most tangible evidence
of the deep gratitude Of hunger appeas
ed
We irnst that the noble example oI
old Fairfield will be initiated by all the
other counties interested in our great
road. Pass the word from one end of the
line To the other, and give three hearty
cheers for Fairfield and the Railroad.
Clinton Republican.
In gnmling our paragraph in relation
to the amount IF Railroad subscription
obtained in the vicinity of Pleasan,viIlt
in this county. the Clinton Republican o
the 4Ih instant SAYS
The citizens of the v%icirity of Plea
santvllle have done themselves honor
Messrs. Tallmadge and Medill are jus
the men for the work. They are men o
ability, energy and zeal. and will vii
golden opinions from the friends Of tn
road, for their active exeItinns in behal
of the interests Of the people as well a
the cnmnanv."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

RARNUNs MUSEUM, PIIlLADELPHIA-P. T. BAR
ID PROPRIETOR Henry Sanford. Assistant NsGagv-
Monday evening benefit OF the accomplished Mics
Aiexina Fisher Tho interesting comedy ALL THAT LIT
TIERS is NOT GOLD which has been played with
cess; the ROUGH DIAMOND the fine old ed Of WILD
aud appointments, called the LADY % THE LAKE viz
all he produced during the week with sterling
tons The afternoons made by pleasing igre.s.
yRuseyilics. and short dramas Tile eurosits- number
thousands q the most wonderful kind AdtEioA To
these and performance - cent? children
years, l2L c,nts.
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B fTcApWdhfn JpM ,E.-E. A MARSHALL soLs
ss H.; d 1ssiI srs: ss. s
:i:aas s III k s r.
sss Ss:Ss ss' sss
yisus,o ths sreeta's, the RoIG oIAMoND plats.
Lady l niao cS %s1 Ss cusene cary Aas' Sr' Affects
~ cts cent?; Private boxes 50 Doors es; 70
h OF the a. Is Ses sss,y rs As
a Nav psee popular Asr'e.s comssiss Tsss
az Srsna q osaS SIf xHI?EhfsS~
Sh,ss,sS Mr. u pAeas; Bob ss'o ~.
s;ii,S fiksi SlcS1soas SesiS. r.,ss
Rssa fsns s s ! JoSn M NJ s'a' s'
RRorGHANsLYcIuM, BROADWAY, NEAR Bsooxs
. .s circle and Parqs,' % eta Family .'rss
M to lssS az soissk nsSss q S BUsS.s srs.
Vim Tili H. S.s
noc Ta'i ZEN ' 7s.
ssnssde s.h the sntrayssap,s q DON GIOVANNI q
Leach Tnne Mr. l Rroasha@ r' ar Dpns
" rns!i.e Mr. Lyansi csnsautl.. sis. sulis 0ovla.
RKoUGHAs' LycEUx-Sg JOHN DucgLANA
vs. sss Benefit take ps ~ TSs.aas
On wsn M he viii pat Il
e cRorSp in sas w Si%sSs ss sss
Kindly xoiunteersd viii make Ms IRIS hi.
rs% as sSri Sc S9a s
which, the renowned vasanza II GIOVANNI ~ loN-
Min Ths Whole eiads with e the ast ;i,ssl 10
iaushahlc ROW AT THE LYcEUs. 9oS book nov epsu.
RARNrA's AMERICAN Nus oN.-P. T. BARAUn.
- rr fsetcr and Manager; John wood Jr.
Annagcr-Iscry afternoon and ererlas this week This
beautiful sac talented Batcman ci only sir sri ghs
q the grcatct prodisco nineteenth tn
~ are engaged fer this week only iii appear hoh af
tcroon and evening in addition entrtnr-shts
n IN entirely new leee, writtenly ~ rated French ira
natist and tnird The ourg fr0e.s To srkaLis
adaptation ~ the characters TIT peculiar
rsc e. these little sirle will i tke mos. inters-t
n I'd q no mn r..
a d fg IT., Kate si9is st nan - a. Boase Ss.
Illen nateil-n. Tho KINGS ishtNf fCsiochs.a sr.
Keut Mataac csochnri, riss chs In the evening,
MIRtHANI or vENicL-styloc. VII. Ellen y .tctaAns
Pertia, Mics Rstc Bs.emar TIRE NaN 50 COIPIE-Hea-
fasi nsiSFi snsT N f s s
During the engagement Of the natsn children ,bs rec
t with ths exception Of the orst OF necessity he
suspended Morning ters, admitted ne
siisIn1on pcrio5aEcea free Admsee oenss eaila.n
shilling extra seats fox the eyenius ay DC secured eeriss
the day.
E,RAEKLIN xysEUa. i7s casfunA s9uARE-eEo
Boxes s. cS i: ssss sss A sa a
enst sI sen.-Lisssnt saloon peror,asnoss every After
at oeloek. ard in evenins - o'cloek The
varied and select such Re
Iess Female ESiopisn opera Trorre herring nisss
performers sein The largest and at tie time ts eN
ss,s ars their sud sgrre
psrsonate number Of beautiful taiesuA taken from .hS
S sso e 5sTgA ,ry s FINAL. q ,ss
World scompany Of Male and Fsmse srsss VIZ a,1s
exhibition Of Marble statuary ursquaed in Tho world.
afternoon and evening FOR parenLrs bills ofsseh
NoTIcE-TnE PERFORMANCES ADVERTISED To
IN on az Burtons Lyoeum. TIE iath inst,
syoidably postponed to Monday evening MAY D. Tickets
'r ne '' VI" = snss
G. DIoRrss. ssc'y
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pACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY = ONLY
Monday May 26th, at r. M-The splen did dou
ST. amship QUO 5000 tons Jas Finday Schsnek, U.
Commander will sail Monday Ney Goth at precisely
sclosk from her pier az The foot Of Warren street.
Cbnares passengers transferred at Havana the splendid
double CINE stenmship FALCON. in
the Ohio will with the ayorte steamship NORTH
ERNER sail from Panama. about the 18th OF June
street, at No. III West street, OF Warren
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ESppwARD \, S2ILiNs No; s. Wall street. MI.
fk1S ses sTlftk 90 az hy.rlss, Yard I,s.
!. DRAPER, IN, . boulevard, .oatnsrtre, Paris.
me eyesr, q sAe..s 40. ss aesount.si. fsr gois
s .sss ar. ssa.a M.sssor ssi sSs ,sas sroi
sss.mers IRON Liverpool viii be materially reduced
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-aEw YORK
s .ss rss .. s.1P wpo usss
nander will le.ys for usvre touching Southampton 70
sseS ~ ro a sr sS No aver fss s..s. Sc.
a. py "a, s
EoR LIvERPoor.-sT GEoEGrs LISE-TBE
Il spi.rdl new racket .tlp ANDREW FOSTER. Certain
Splendid aceommodat5ns cr cabin second cabin and steer
' S T r. I, ,,y 'p7''n1 R I'D; e nss r'
rs seath street, rner o. feeS sir. y, Y.
I,oR ssyANSAn.--THE SUPERIOR STEAMSHIP
fLoRlDA ~ tons Cap, Lyon, viii leave ~! y,
Tor freight Or passage appiJ 's9.,,,,,,, ,r...,
1te Malaria. Capt Luaisw. on saturi'y. 3!.t Ma.
EoR NEw ORLEANS .pIaEcr-rur FINE NEW
4 s9utle .agne ,,elr,sf WINFIELD SCOTT z 20 teu.
10. North River, A. Tree o'clock r. NJ. sondaJ ID
's'' w DAVIS. BE0ossp2 90. . Beaver street.
y scIrIc MAIL srEAssnip comrAvY.-,osLy
sre nfefaed that snisf ne nv q ts c,s
s,sy sns eafs, NE raa STAT. s1 y .o
hare 10 1nve Panana ard gaa Fcancaoo t AID iksh
& s sS spas San D ssss
ssSs cc 5sSy s ss fssas 3 sa %sS s hs
Pill - alwtytip port ~ each cad y he route -
OREGON. .... 1,s2 spns. RIFT LlG....a,iT g,oaa
cal FORM ...l az toas COLUNBUs..... SH lena
NFNkfSstH.. .'n1 tors tsQltMUS.. ...... - tons
NNRfIERNER. !, Hn tens UNICORN. -. HOtoa1
cQLusnA -. SO tons. rRrMosr.. s..... GO Tor,
The nv s,cssnsay COLUMBIA VIII riy between sss
trrnose9 ana ports IN oregon, ewstng tie
We srftva O. tho sa snd Passengers Panama srdxo
vring wishtui DEL Nth the mails passt ns ~
1tcaratf ffOfa San Francisco.
regular ne ~ pyoPeiers all ~ kcrt for tie trsrs
sorttton q sxt and transient passengers between Ps
Tie vtii known stssmsiip SARAH SANDS 81 1850 ,es,
burthsn under ehaftsr 10 the egpsny. pteu~v
ssmmodioug Der csu gcbeuts s be fspt rgrnio
extra q sri'y buab.
efthe above stt pssrs will fesb up the cenuooen be
tvecn Acapulco and o.. other Mexican uors.
me connection in The atlantic e be- maintain ed By ~
knttsd states mall etcau4sldps - ~
GEORGIA. -. .aW0 tons. CREaCEgr CITY 500 tons
Vutr.. .s.eyl tons. CuERCNEr. ~ ~ tom
EMPIRE CITY. .2eg tore. PHILADELPHIA Lig0 toGa
Letving New erk Coz chasres the lth azd 1a ofess
she nov steamships ~ DORADO ard FALCON wi
fern fN9 &ha between New Oflssrs auA ChkeTes
Ina a. snfh feda a. Nt4l aufb IAtU detention
2e y fhe aous auc istmlas VT the Fa-ifc steN
sire, MA srd Ofegen rGss.xse irt6 Nar Orlss
- ~ occurred itoa Armstrong. Asvtasoa o., assnls. y
St stsfsr .rousl tess,i rou Nsr Yers q ca rr.s.
Me. ta8 hteu reduced fr0m
ttg1 in stole rooms q $50,
fs4t ia lever cahisi Is 80.
Ii rslss froE su ofk 70 ChsgIss viii Ss tas i5r,.l
adopted By safe between those rcrts
Tor 81 oce ~ terths sIpy 81 the once Of he Company
srd % sss,b street, asd ~ thsir ssspsy, III Wss,rrseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--ONLY
Through line Tor California and Oregon via chsgss D
splsn did steamship CRESCENT CITY 800 tons, j. j. Tan
per, commander will sail Wednesday, Nay g. At precise
o'clock M from her pier the foot OF street.
n With the Government Nails for Chsgres connecting
with the fAyore United States Mail steamship Eortherner
A Lave Panama about the 18th Of June For freight
or passage apply at the oce nos ape south street. or
1T III W est street, corner Warren t.rees