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The late Hurricane at ST. Hiartsn's-Loss OF
the Bark ImOgene.

boston, Septembcr II, 1851.
The British brig Frar Jane arrived at this port from
st. Martins, reports the occurrence of
hurricane there, commencing the night
Of the 18th, and continuing with great vio-
lence till p. NJ. on the 18th ult The bark
Imcgene. Of Charleston South Carolina iosdiug with
salt for New York totally wrecked; she had about
eco bbs salt on board and ~as to have sailed the
lsth she driven asbore capsized and bed the
having escape in their boat The brig Patrick
Henry sailed on Sunday morning and probably made
good oing before the gale No intelligence had beer
received from the southward and wiz dward islands when
the Frances Jane sailed and it is feared that hurri.
tas been very disastrous there.
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SrrrosrD CAsn MuhprR-DIscH.RGE OF rus Ac-
tusrD.-On Tuesday, German named Diedricks who
kept clothing store at No 30 Greenwich street. New
York while bathing with friends at Red Hook
unfortunately drowned; and, a rumor having been
spread that he had met with foul play Of hs
surviving companions, Mr. Sauuderson arrested
The Coroner yesterday afternoon held inquest at the
County Jail when seemed clear that the occurrence
purely accidental and the jury returned verdict
accordingly especially duding that suspicion what
ever attached to saunderson.
THE CouRrs-The present term has as yet presented
Of any public interest. The Grand Jury have
not made any presentment, and have been very busy
engaged In examining number Of policemen, the
subject unlicensed liquor dealers great evil in the
city IL Is supposed they will conclude their sbors to-
liay devoid Of interest The City Court Il engaged In
trying an action brought by Mr.. Beers against tn
pi0nix Gas Company fer the recovery of a SUN o
money borrowed BY MIR Rob.it b. Clark as Is alleged OF
the credit of the company and their agent MI
CLARK has left the city and the compsoy deny his su
thoEity The Gaze Is likely to last two or three days
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CcRronATION NOTICES.


nrorICg TO CARMEN TO RENEW THEIR Ill
IN eenses-The ordinance for licensing and regulating
subtle carts and eartmen provides that all cease sh al
expire the last day Of October in each year renesss
spronted BY the Mayor Notice hereby sven that
a license teep public 70 be puslic ca,,msn
fssS. s6,s s WsdSssdsy. T6 % co Ths5saay IstG
sn Moniay 2si 80 % 900 Tueslay, sd 400 70 leo;
ednesiay, 18th L6 20 sp; Thursday 2J lsDto 2iN
-riday. 2.h 2cp % 22s SATURDAY, Ess, ~ 70 Sssl
Weanssday October l. ssoo 1900 Thursdsy "a 5000 70
FzO; Friday 81. 20t 800, SATURDAY. 9Th 3Dto $500
y.,pss, on each eide Of tie carts law
csr.s brought the east side Of Broadway, opposite
aSsSty Hall where they will be Inspected and the od
,s csrmen are psrcsry
20 snny on days designated above or taer
bvmters II l. not lawful 70 renew licenses after ,he ass
1sns e,rres wagons baggage wagons and other vehicles
sor te Of articles from place 70 place within
she city, directed 70 the following es,rscss from TIE osa
vehicle drawn BY one or more horses OF ether annas
which shall be kep used driven or employed for The trans
E rl.ce within the city Of New York for hire pay
portson shall be deemed publie cart within
en- or 90 heep drive or employ any such public cart
bsut frs, obtaining license therefor from the Mayor Of
.ieis3cn sf this ordinance and sstiect TO aae not
exceeding ten collars e. .ss nst ts. ss
to every ns,.on 20 r.esve or 70 hold license 70
rublio carte or be public carman unless he be
tis.n Of the United states and has family and resides
Nth his Smss ,herea during Elk months preceding;
ana Ia the Of the cart or carts with good horses
fherefor licensed 70 be kept public carts and the Msv
SoiSrg such icense the renewal Thereof touching
aheir auscstions sfers and ALI licenses other thar
60 rersOns quSined shai oe p,ao .s ocp
ASHER TAYLOR First hsrshsi.
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sos so Ts

MEXICAN BouEpssY CoMsussioS have
Gently been received at the Department the srior
ft Mr. Bartlett the United Com missioner dated
Santa Rita del Coore New Mexico July 1851, fom which
IL appears that the survey OF the uudry line is
crossing rapidly westward The and
y.yors Of both commissions working together and
their advanced paroles have cached point thirty
miles west of Rio Mntris. Ii is fOund that the
line Will from aight TO ten miles south of Jook's
sprI thus giving to the United STATES the whole If
road TO the copper mines and the ouy roue which
be reached by Wagons II also gives ell the watering
places and the o Mimbris until this itsen
in the plain In a military point OF view ibis Is mpor-
tsnt Starting iroI, the military pot OF the commission,
at DoDa the Rio Grande whc is the iu,tisl
poipt) westward the first water met is Cooks Spring.
fifty miles distant ard next the river Min ors twelve
fifteen miles. Here two Important points where
there s grass and water, where tue military road
and where posts might be erected Soutl Of this there
IL desert for neurly hundred miles susceptible Of
cpltivs ton and destitute of water No rsiary
therefore. be plsctd in this region, could
enemy support hias.f there. The remsiodcr Of the
opntry along the line until it strikes tie ella IL IN
kntMn II -Hq,kingftn ReprLlhc
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Very Interesting from the South.

The STEAMER PAMPEEo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gu
Ban EAPBDITIoN-MARiNED DISASTERS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, sep'. IL, 1851.
The southern mail brings letter from savannah
which states that TIE steamer Pampero is blocksdei by
revenue cutter, near that city
Another letter states that General Gonzales is pre-
pairing expedition consisting OF two thousand men,
for another Demonstration in favor Of Cuban ndapsn-
dence The head quarters Of the expedition Is stated
be at Savannah.
The steamer Winfield Scott. at New Orleans reports
the total loss Of the ship Mary Ellen from New York OF
Key West the I'D Three other vessel. (names not
mentioned) ported to have been dismasted
The heat has been intense to day, Baltimore the
thermometer having reached 90.
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EAs1roRr, Me Sept. IL 1851.
An extensive a most destructive fire has been
raging for fortn past al the south and west Of the
town Of Lubec as tr as Mount Desert distance of
about ninety miles.
The Cutler MnLda Company at Cutler. have sus-
tanned loss in timber { not less than 100000.
Mr.. John Bauoh shl-builder at Prescott. has lost
valuable timber, covering four thousand of land
and only saved several ships the stocks, by great
efforts.
The farmers in Perry and elsewhere have los. all their
timber and crops.
On the island of CampoSello, New Brunswick, owned
by Admiral Oven the woods fire vt both Sides and
an immense less will be sustained-probably not less
than $4,000 to $4,000
Deer Island has been wholly swept of timber.
The whole country Is completely enveoped In a dense
smoke-so much so to render navigation along the
coast extremely hazardous
On Friday, the bark Voante, from St Andrews N b :,
bound to Liverpool ashore owing to the smoke aud
stove her bottom She subseq uently ints St.
Andrews She was PARTLY insured
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Departure OF the Steamer City OF Glasgow
Reported Murder, sc.

PHILApELPHs, September II, 1ssl
Governor Johnson arrived in this city this evening
There is q rumor from Parkersburg that murder
committed there 10 day IL attempt to arrest fugi-
tive slave We have particulars.
The steamship City Of Glasgow sailed at to day,
for Liverpool with heavy freight twenty passen.
gers, and 500 eco In specie.
man named Michael Horne committsA suicide By
hanging at his residence Of Ftz sascr and Se-
venth streets In q temporary alteration of MAD
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The season Is rap dly drawing to a close The Opera
company, efhcient numbers and in talent beyond all
precedent la thi ountry will TO crafty ths
public by those endid musical which
would create ensation for months either in Paris
London The :" Purtani.m for instance, with Bosio.
savi, Badali and Msrni is produced with degree Of
petf elton tn would draw thousands upon thousands
Of admirers any opera house of Europe This fact will
be ascertain ed when Is too late 10 produce again such
combins don Of talent To night is Truths benefit
she has selected bill CT entertainments for her
admirei and her popularity will be fully tested by the
enthu and the desire Of the public TO be present
the scsson This IL probably the last time that Trun
will ippear during the pres, mt season.
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Liberation Of the Brig Potosi, at Cuba.

BOSTON, September II, Is5I.
The Portland .adretis reports that Information has
been received from MatanEss to the effect that the brig
Poos which had been seized for violation Of the
venue laws. had been given up and was loading for
Portland The captain aud second mate, who had been
imprisoned relsa cd the Whole matter having been
arranged with the authorities
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I,oR sTRArToN PORT. FLusnINa AND ASTORIA
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.


rCTIoN NoTICE-HoRsss. CARRIAGEs HAR.
n ness 6cOn Saturday, sept 3 at " elocs 10 t,ont
81 the store 81 Greenr street Buggy
W. son with tor do without top Open Bsrouche tso
sest Thmt,n Bri,zka. French Pentum cane seas Bs-
rouche Coach, set Double Harrets, English Side Sad
die. Also, q pair Day Horses.
WA, CARTER, Apctionesr, 81 Dey st.
LJoRsE, WAGON, AND HARNESS, FOR $3.50 BAY
Horse, years old, sound and kind and tact travel
le Wagon With shifting TOP end patent s1les Hsrns
low price for wart of use Apply to d. r. JONES' Naux
hall Livery stables. No. ~ Fourth avenue.
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALE-AFINE
young Horse sound and gentlei pesrly new shifting
top footboard wagon and harness, blanket hood
sheets, nc. Price $50. Apply at "a Third street.
IIoRsE, WAGON, AND HARNESS FOR SALE, VERY
lewThe horse free traveller perfectly gentle, aud
sound the harness nearly the seats with
ediaey the owner leaves for the South Apply at
Cor tn stbe Twenty fourth street. near Lexington
I,oR sALT-h FINE CHESTNUT HORSE, OF THE
II Vermont Black Hswh stock, 8 years old l5L hands
high long tail and name and OF remark,be style and &C
sound and sold only for want Of To be
seen At N0RRlSs Stable corner OF Houston street
and Brosdvsy
A REspEcTAsLE AND cosFoRrABLE ESTABLISH
N ment consisting Of Rookaway wagon bu,,t IN the
best amer ana Barnes and superior brown MARE 81
Bssss in Crosby street. between broome ana
Grand streets
VIrhNTrD TO BUY-A LIGHT, MODERN BUILT
w parouchc Corree suitable ior one horse ha'ress'
stating lowest etsh price, N. ID. ID Herald enee'
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sep yember IL, 1851.
Sales have beer made to moderate extent Of Howard
street -four at So 81 Grain Is uncf anged Provisions
have advanced, ard quote ees pork sl7 and
bacon sides at lie with large sales SCN bags Rio co
fee sold at sls aslac.
AIB.Nr September IL 1851
Receipts since cur last-nou'. 5000 barrels; wheat
4ooo bu hels corn IL 900 bush s barley 5JG bushels
Flour In good steady den and for the and the
home trade Wheat s frm " th good milling inquiry
Sales Of 12oo0 bushels at ~ for white Michigan and
100 10lc for Genesee G. Is in good request at bet
ter prices. 60O0 bushels mixed Western sold at 8.
Csc Oats are dull and over Some old Western sold
at &c. and prime at 3lr slhc Prison whiskey is 23o
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BALTIMORE, sept III, 1851.
MEETING ef&s Friends Of IRE L1sh Enies-speeh Of NJ.
Cusfis-7.e L. o. II mr. Grand Council dad tie o.
o. p. GRIND Lodge Of the United Strtes, &c
The town meeting, held last night at Mouumens
Square, in behalf Of the Irish exies was largely and en-.
Enthusiastically after ded The principal Of the
casion the venerable George Washington Psrhs
Custis ESQ. lie comnea ,ed by observing that hs ap
pesred before them in behalf of the brave captive s
OF Ireland, who have been branded with feons name,
and be believed that those who strike for freedom
serve not chains, bot mperishsble crown For many
long years he had been Of country aud
now IN ms old sss could not be silent LIE rhen alluded,
IN glowing and eloquent teYmB to the heroic services
when mad been reodered by Irshulen to th country
Tue .ryng t.sson Of the rsvonton and recounted
many oi the nhtterng coDpimeros paid them on the
pages OF American issory The venerable spearr aIse
related many interesting historical anecdote Of the
days OF W Arlington in shicn that I,strous man wss
degbtsd 10 scknowledge the Drawers and updaanted
spirit Of the Irish soldiers Of the revot-tion in
the hottest Of the battle
The meeting pres dcd over by Maior Jerooa arx
was also aLdresfed by John IL Ennis ESQ of Wsshiny
tom IT omas Yeates Walsh the whR ,naidata co. a.
gfess AND Judge Legrand An eloquent memor,aI 20 ~,
President of the Un-o States, able aDpsa 20 the
citizens the United States in behalf of a.. t
exiles UNANIMOUSLY opted The memorial to ths
President Is to be circulated for signatures throughout
the United States
have fer few days past been in session at their halt
this city Their ssions secret ana IL difiictht
to Obtain any information as 10 what they are doing
During the day yesterday the following nominations
for ocers for the ensuiDg twelve
but with what result could rot be ascsrtsned-For W.
q. Incoh"uee, G.. .. Sullivan; for W Senior saga
mole. z g 8. Tucker; for W. q. Jr sycamore @. g. L.
Stckcs; e. s q Croaroth; for G.. Chief OF Records
z. 8. j l.. Booker; for @ Keeper Of wampum, s.
ID, W. Fergusop Tor Il. Prophet, Rev w. IL. dits-
shew Rep. Chambers The Grand Couuc visits Freds-
rick tomorrow, TO take par, in grand celebrstioa
there.
The Grand Lodge Of the United States Of the Indepen
dent On der of Odo Fellows will ble here Monday
Dext, some Of the members Cf which have already
rred From the report Of tho Maryland Grand Lodge,
learn that there If in this State seventy WORKING
lodges, composed Of o7S7 msn nbrrs There have been
initiated during the past year. I709 rejected 1853; ad
mite by card, 2S; wthorawnby card 23; reinststed
las suspended o37 expelled 10 There have died during
the year l29
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ANTHOLOGY. A Sc.

a sTRoLoaY.-DR G. W. RoBACK. FROM SWEDEN
"A sseiv from Phisdepha offers his services 70 the ciN
sens New York He fOrse past present sns
s,trvs eveuta Fee-Ladies 30 cents; senuem tL ma
asy,tes sosicuisted-Isdies S. gentlemen, S Once NO
gb;se street. yesk. whore letters post psid
Attention. Tor particulars, see daily papers
Ass,oiosca Asnscs can be croeured AZ ,h' omoe srs
I,ARD.-NRs. PREwsTEH, FROM PHILh,psLP ~ "a.
.Dv In As.roIoey Love, aad Law matters interrreuns
Drsams de- BY books and science constsnty rese on
,hsv r marry Alec the names o. the visiters keedepce
ali Grand street. Ladies' Fhty Cssss osntemen' Vne
D,uar.
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IRDIA RUBBER GOODS.


VNO THE PuBLIC.-INDfA RUBBER SH0eS.-OUR
attention has been ose TO advertisement hy Horace
T. Day published In the New Nosk Herai of lth July,
M and the Courier snd Enquirer OF date In which,
lter much unmerted abuse Of attorney Wm Judsc
Geo. he that dare not chnrgs him with prans
1oodyear Patents under and that he dc
Goodyears Patents the of Shoes
Ne have purAssed licenses for the manufacture of
is Rubber shoes under Goodyesrs fatent and paid
money, and daily paying tariff for the same; and
thcr pcrsop might havo done the same IL disposed 10 do
just 70 purohsse right TO use valid patcn than
infringe It, Mr.. Day, having been prosecuted, aoknow-
edged Goody cars rights male settlement and agreed In
not TO infringe his Patsnt lie nov attempting
not only infringe said Patents but 10 injurs ourselves
sho have for large confederation purchased our licenses
md work under them and ohsrss Mr. Day directly
md that sgnstures. with prstrs upon
3odyes Patents In the Of the shoes viii sh
offering To the public; and give notice thas
nd all Who with him Ia purchasing =
ns bis shoe. made violation Of said Ps'ers ssh VIII
L. cANDEE
HAYWARD RUBBER CO.,
by WIN. A. Bucktnghsr, Treasurer.
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER hfo co.,
H Hutchinson. fresident
FORD h CO.
E.w Eovt Tai
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wisconsin Democratic State Convention.

MApIsoH VIZ. sept. II, lSji.
l.. A. l. Upham, formerly Mayor Of the city of Mil
wauke was nominated for Governor by the Democratic
State Convention, on the fourth ballot Other State
officers and delegates to the National Convention will
be chosen to- morrow
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EXCURSICNx.

GRAND EXCURSION ON SUNDAY SEPT "a TO NEW
- Rochelle and Glen Goys Fare % cents each way. The
nond street n r. at ~ o'clock A M Spring street. S1<
Catharine street e. r., 81 Grand 9H Tenth S< aud new
pier Twenty-sixth street. at 10 o'clock Returning will
seays @ Glen Cove "a NJ snd New Rochelle as4 All who
grstyps one good opportunity offered those of
hing or eea bathing Dinner Furnished by frat
on board. '''
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DOU BILE SHEET +.
AMUSE MENTS.


NIBL0s-BENEPIT OF THE LADIES OF THE
~ French Company Saturday sept 5er Is, on waoh
occssi win appear Nine Rose Devrie Mems Betn Caro-
Line Roussst and her three sisters lie DArmont hle
sticher Nile Felicia, and Mogs. mp.
ANOLlEN OPPORTUNIrY-TO RENT THE BUFFALO
" Theatre, with fplendid of scenery, viii %
reipA for one year term of years Posessioa gwen
IMMEDIATELY. Address WILLIAM GARLAND, Buffalo,
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Gen. Quitmnn ana the mississippi Governor.

NEw OaLLANS, Sept. 0, 1851.
1t is understood that Gen. Quitman abaudons the
nomination for Governor, from the secession party of
Mississippi in consequence Of the success of the Union
party in their election for delegates TO the State con
ventiou,
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TRAVELLEH6, 0uInR.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE from
" New York TO Philadelphia.-leavs Pier No. North
River; BY steamboat Johc Potter Morning Line at
o'clock; Afternoon Line, at o'clock Fare by eher line,
s. forward deck, 81 Enisrant Line, at o.clock NJ
ARE. 81 50. l.. BLISS. Agent.
NEw YORK AND PBILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
AZ and Phadelphia direct.-Ubited States Mail Line
through in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare re
tuced first elass and 81 50 for second cass Leave
New York NJ from foot sf Cortlandt street AL At
"a NJ and from foot Of Liberty street. Leave Phil.
elphia at snd9A n and p. M from the foet Of Wal
out street
Fos BstrnoRg, waurSsros, on CHARLrsror.-
ropgh tickets sold in The above lines through con-
suctor with through hssgage cheeks accompanies the train
leaving ct NJ Passengers and baggage in this train
s be transported directly through from depot TO depot 0n
,he route vithout estra sharse.
EoR sTRATToN PORT, FLUSHING AND ASTORIA
Fall ArrsnFement-Ihe new and favorite steamer O..
Dursrt Captain John Ashause will on ard after Thurs.
day, SEPT H. foowsLesve New York foot OF Peck
slip o'clock, A foot Of Delaney street, alta clock,
A M foot of twenty sixth street. at ~ o'clock. A. M.
Returning will leave Flushing at ciock, aud touch at
the above toned places Afternoon Trip-Wi leave
YORK foot Of Peck slip at oclock foot Of Delaney
street NIL ooiock foot Of Twentysxt street. at ~
sck.-Returnng will leave Flushing at o'clock,
touching above Freisht taken on reasonable terms
Fare Strait Port and frshing l2H cent?. including
Sundays JOHN A. TANNER No. 6S3 broadway.
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Death OF DIR, Sylvester Graham.

EoRrHAMrroS, Mas, Sept. III, 1871
syivss'er GrIhm died this morning at three o'clock
lie resided ~ this town.
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ULtCVkANH.

800. 600 sToCK-TIS Ia,SS OLD EsrABLIsHER n, I'd
'isthan squire 1utt street James H. Beers
ncubets 10 h public thai he ha, his fall
sdy made Clothi for and boys and il ready
iurh any articles ia the Clothing tnat desired
Irces fro which there shall be deviation and which
viii be f'und tatnctory to all classes The attention of
hrfref Ia called Lis style Of business Frocss
They OF all coors plsded and plain and
unite th se two qualities most in coat
style ana convenience Unusual have been
sde this fall to bis customers who
have heir made to order New cutters in addition
tie Old have been gagged and he atsrs himself that the
eerons of this year will be met with better
han l. q elcet
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Movements OF D,s,lnguished individuals.

Board OF supervi,crs' ., An.
etPrrMgrR Al "A quorum not heips PiP''H9 '~
Board adjourrC "a 70 wednesday asS'
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ExPREss AGENCIES, 60.

EOREIGN EXPRESS-PARCELs RECEIVED FOR
= any part M Eu,cpe. 10 be forwarded, by
LlVIN GSTON WELLS Il CO, Wall street,
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fSOkEIGN EXPRESS.-PARCELS RECEIVED FOR
n al part NJ Eurcpe. 10 be forwarded, by
LlViN GsTON WELLS IL CO, Wall street.
RERFORD co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESs
ny steamer Georgia 18Th instant through in charge Of
Special Messenger Mr. q w. Stevens. in th days
reshts twenty cent less than by other
harses for custom house suis fees All goods
b put up waterproof ia packages not to exceed lbs lbs
stage three cents on newspapers ant letero Passage
United states Mail Steamers to California, the
rates. No. Vesey street, Astor Il H,use.
"A CARD BERFORD a. CO. ANNOUNCE TIL At
ther mails and paoaages sent By them on the PRONE
bsus On 4th August duly forw arded the San Juan
tyer over Go San Juan del sud- and problbv in
California Their goods the only goods that
those o the other brought back
York by the promstheus Their agents Hssrs Segur
Hackett had all the Preparations made and desp
Str special sstengsr the arrival of the
They will tend their energetic messenger Mr. Bradley BY
Sde Prometheus the l2h instant IL charge II mails
GOODS Mr. Bradley orought their mails by the Proetheus
the 18th August eight from san
Ereights OILY IS cents per lb.
BERFOaD & CO.. vesay street Astor House
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1OE1IALL GIOTHINd.- WE WOULD RESPECT
100 fniix inxits M estern md Snutha.n maeehan nts

1871 IALL oIO1HINd.- We WOULD RESPECT
lOCl fully invite estern and Southern merchants
e and ok through stock Of ia and winter Cloth
in fore purchasing We atter ourselves that
assortment prepared for the approaching season. will
he found greater in extent and variety than has
got by any house the trade Our exe-tions and
ransement for supp yng everything that is elegant and
well giving to garments tie fit and finish of
the best cu tom work. proved to be ouy appreciated
the increase Of sales all tectious
country constantly receive from customers the
gratifying reports t1at garments always meet clean
and ready sale besides determined to be updersd
BY house in the trade without for the
rority Of the make of our garments ID a. j. DEvLIN,
80 aud IS Joha street, c)rner of Nassau,
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Msaagers aad Aseats. i.s Psarl. oof. van s.rse..
BERfosD q co. ys.sy street. A,.or aea.s.
'h' '''A~s'' i'f 'ah '''h'i''A a. sIcAuD uAcKErr

E0R ALIroREIA.-LOWEsT PRICE PASSAGE
totets 10 Chagss through tickets to San Francisco
D. steamship Empire City via Havaaa on the llth nst
aso by the splendid steamship GeorTs. the 18Th
direct 10 Chagee. This the only through line, nj
- less than other line Passengers will ult
interests BY calling at Office TO cards pub ssd
BY on the wouldbc Independent line Freight
San TraDsisco In thirty days, at 90 cents per 10.
BERFORD 4 co, Ne,ey street, Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

IL Democratic Whig General COMMITTEE
se.oial be.tinr a. tbs Coumitee sol" De i.N - l.
nav t-IE,fSG eeyt 3O a. = O'clock al the Broai"ay
-. - ,,de, Joseph NJ PIICE, Cha nnan.
uEERY sTYnka ,SsIetancs. s9