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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20
NARTMFN-NOTICE-Renewalso of

II nm vi T.N-4NO L TO III NV IN '" "I' VI
Licenses will be granted daily between 10 and until
the last day Of tins month ater which time IL IS unlawful
10 renew Licenses under any circumstances
Owners and drivers Of Express Wagons. Baggage Wa
ons and Carts with them. notified that all
Carts Wagons Trucks other vehicles used IN the trans
p.aon OF articles from place 10 place within The city FOR
pay for such tnnspora,lons are deemed 70 be Pubic
Cars and an persons owning usRs driving any such
vehicle without obtaining License therefor are guilty Of
misdemoanor liable to ten dol airs hne or mpfsohm,nt
psrsons desuous M procurins License to keep Public
Car are requested apply after the hrs Of No,
vemter All numbers not renewed before that une VIII
then he gwen out
b. order of His Honor the MAYOR.
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshal
Majors Office. Oct Is, 1851. osO vi
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By Telegraph to the NewYsrk Tribune.
The Fatal Shooting case at Pawtncket.

PROVIDENCE, Friday, Oct. II, 1851.
J. Pratt, who was previously held To ban Tor man
slaughter IA shooting man at Pawtucket, has been
adiudged by the Court OF Magistrates AS probably
guilty Of murder, and committed for trial
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

NETWORK SUPREME COURT
i Y City and County of New York-Wiliian Dugan
and Cer Jacobs against Samuel Mower-Summons Tor
money demand contTact.-To SAMUEL MOWER, de
PENDANT hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the COMPLAINT IN this acton which filed the Office II
the CLERK d the City and County of New York at the
CITY Hall IN the City of New York ON the 2lst day OF Au
gust 1851 and TO serve copy of 10 the said
complaint on the subscriber his Office. No 81 John ST. IN
the City NewYork. within ~ enty GAYS after me ser
service and YOU fa to the said complaint WITHIN
the tame aforesaid, the plaintiffs m this acton VIII take
Judgment against YOU for the sum Of Two Hundred aud
THIRTY eight Dollars and Twenty six Cents with interest
from the 10th day Of January. One Thousand Eght Hun
bred and Fifty one besides the costs OF this acuon
Dated New York. August %, 1851
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Attorney,
oo0 lawswM No. o. Johnst.
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NOTlCE-A dividend of FOUR PER
~ CENT viii p. uaid to the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
WESTCHFSTER COUNTY BANK, on and after the first
day of November next Toll t3Oth] d. F. CLAP, easiher
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EOR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and

IL RICHMOND The double engine side wheel
steamship OANOKE, q 200 tuns. c. II measurementj
Lewis Parrish Commander will be ready TO receive freight
on Friday cath INST A NJ al Pier No IL North River and
sail on SATURDAY. 25th. al O'Clock, p. NJ, precisely
Passage and fare to Norfolk, Including state roon-Ss
Do do Petersburg and Richmond, do 10
Steerage passage 10 Norfolk
Do do Petersburg and Richmond ----------s
Bills of ladng signed only by the Purser on board and
none lened after the sailing of the vessel.
Freight taken until o'clock on the day OF sailing
For irelght apply board and passage having state
room accommodations. apply only TO DEEM THORN
TON, Agents. No. "a Pearist, New-YcrS. LUDLAM
WATSON. Agents, Richmond Va.
NorIcE-As the Roanoke viii In Norfolk on Sun
day no freight w be landed until her return trip from
richmond ON " edne slay morning o2O o.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the sur
rosa,. az IN, County Of New-York. notice IS hereby
gwen 10 al persons having claims agasust GEORGE BUS
SELL late Of the City Of New York, deceased to pre-
sent III, same with vouchers thereof % the subscribers
at the Office OF CHARLES RUSSELL. No 7p Houston
the City Of New-York. on OF before the zlst dag Of
AIfl ntxr-Dated New York the 18th day Of October,
1857. ALFRED RUSSELL, (Fxecu,ors
40 laweuNs CHARLES RUSSELL,
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Ocean Cleaners, Nr.

EOR LlVERPOOL.--The new and
i splendd steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, W.
c. Stoesbury commander will saul from Philadelphia for
LIVERPOOL on THURSDAY, Oct %. at II O'Clock.
This vessels Accommodations for passengers are msur-
passed by any steamer afoat ~.o
Passage in Saloon State Rooms.
Passage IN Fore Cabin Safe Rooms. ..------.-- 90
Passengers n be provided with railway tickets u Phil
adelpha free Of expense by the agent
THOMAS RICHARDSON, al Exchange place
The CITY OF GLASGOW Will succeed the CITY OF
PITTSBURGH, and sail frosn Philadelphia on the 9th OF
November olotOz<
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Steamer Beuicia Ashore.
Ntw-ORLEANs, Oct l6--PM.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1881
The steamer Benicia was ashore on hekyl isiaho
hut has been got off and To wed into Darien.
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THE Posr-OFFIcs-We publish the fol-
owing statistics of the New-York Post-Ofhce, for
quarter ending September 80, 1851

Gross amount $50 s74 Papers, and i,i6i923 Letters,
to which add the cay average domestic correspon-
dence and We find that upward OF 100000 OF Let
ters have passed through the NewYork Postoihce
DUNG the last quarter
During the same quarter there have been anVef-
tsed upward OF $1,000 Letters, about one'fonrth Oh
which have been delivered 10 the proper owners,
and the remaining three-fourths sent 10 the Dead
Letter Office al Washington.
For the same quarter there have been sent TO this
Office from the Dead Letter Office at ashlngton, osI
cead letters, containing property OF value, suchas
gold dust, bank bills exchange, drafts, &C. IN va
nous sums ranging from 81 to $4,000, large pof-
non Of which have been delivered 10 the writers,
ana the remainder returned 10 " snlng'on SUBJECT
10 the order Of the proper parties.
For the same quarter, there have been received by
the Postm aster Of this office, 5OO letters on ofclal
business, and 30ls official letters have been written
and dispatched.
The business Of the Department has increased
about 10 per cent under the new law, and about IS
per cent. Of all are prepaid by stamp:
The number Of Stamps sold at this Office under
the new law, TO the 30th September, was 1885
EIGHTEENTH WARD TEMPERANCE ALL
.ScE.-This body was organized on Friday evening
at the corner Of Fourth and T~enty-second-
81, The following officers were elected Jesse w.
Benedict. President: John w Oliver and J. D. Knss'
VICE Presidents. Richard Reed, Corresponding see
r,,arv Henry s. Blaeke,t. Recording secfes4Iy'
John Stephenson, John w. Fielder; yonh oS SS.
] III EastdbTOOk, w N. H. huuo' 80
Henry Wilson. A determination Is expressed 70
rescue this Ward from the influence Of siof saopo
and Towdles The next meeting VIII taAe PiaO" y"
Fr,day evening. Oct "a, at the same place
EUS. steam propeller John Hancock,
from Havana via Charleston T., iei. tns 'of T
POT on lhs - iis, ~ her officers Lieutenant Com
IonoW.g J w w. Livingston Lieutenant, j. B n
%aIIap ey Acting asierI Pet'ison Passed ss
surgeon Los' P g. aa:a,pnsn
Hate Sen. Engineer, E. g. De Luce 81 Assistant
c II LoriIg-
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Office OF APPLICATION for the
Mlcnep Uantc0 an0 to foan.

MONEY WANTED.-AlO loan of 3 10 900
lvt wanted for or years productive Ksa Estate.
double the amount The property situated ts
Fourih-sv For further information enquire Of
REYNOLDS VAN SCHAICks
olltf No IA NAssaa-st
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HEREBY GIVEN, ac-

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ac-
v rdlng law 10 al persons having CLAIMS aylnss
DAVID ESTER late Of the City Of Brooklyn, kInxs
County deceased they required 20 exhibit tne
with vor chers thereof the subscribers, al No os1n
The CITY # New YORK or before the Isl uay VI w
tot eT nsrt.--Daied March a. 1851
MARY LESTER ( Adm'r
nyl7l awemM RUFUS r. GRAVES,
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Cc-Udrtnership.

dissolution OF COPARTNER-
SHIP The partnership heretofore existing between
hEkkICk and ISAAC AMES, uader the firm OF
n. HEkRiCk 4 CO. is thus das dissolved by mutual
senseM The AFFAIRS of the late firm will he settled ny
kAc As.ES, who Will continue the business As formerly
mo lSJohnst X HERRICk,
New York, Oct. s, 1851 ISAAC AMES
% lms
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NOR CHARLESTON-The favorite

Il steamship "SOUTHEREER." Capt. J. Dickinsoa,
will leave pier No. North River al o'clock p. NJ.
Saturday October 23;h For freight apply board where
all bins of adng will be signed and for at the
counting room Of SPOFFORD, TILEsTON CO,
go No. f8 Soath-st
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CANAL.-LOAN Of

ASW EGO CAN A LII OAN OF
~ $500 O0O-The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund IN
pursuance Of the Act entitled An Act to provide for the
Enlargement ofthe Locks Of the Oswego Canal passed
July no. 1851 hereby give noce that sealed proposals VIII
be received until of TUESDAY the twenty hst day
OF October instant for loan Of two hundred thousand
dollars for which transferable cerIhcates OF STOCK VIII 9e
issued the Of the people Of the state of New YORK.
the ahonty tenth section othe seventh article
Constitution bearing interest at the rate OF SIX per
cent per payable semi annually and the principal
reImbursabe,on the first day Of July. 1866. .
The proposals be for the whole or any part OF SAID
loan not less than 81 900. 80
The proposals 10 be sealed up and Endorsed Loan for
the Enargem Of the Locks Of the OswegO Canal and
ncosed IN an evelop directed 70 Francis II. Rugges, Au-
ditor Of the Canal Department at Albany.
Each proposal state distinctly the rate OF premium OF
fered for the stock the money that will be paid
for each 500 stock and the address Of the person or
persons making the proposals. 49,
The money VIA be required TO be paid On the 2h day OF
Oct INST deposit the credit Of the Treasurer OF the
State of New York. account Of the Canal Fund III t1e
Manhattan Company, New York or the New-York state
Bank, Albany. ,,
The interest on the said stock viii be paid semi Annually
at the Manhattan Company. the city OF York, or AT
the New-York State Bank Albany as the holders SHAH
prefer CHRISTOPHER MORGAN. Secy Of State.
PHILO c. FULLER Comptroller.
ALVAH HUNT, Treasurer
Canal Department. Albany. Oct g. 1851 OF Ho
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N Y. SUPREME COURT.-J0SEPH

~ . OF i hiI-hh " - ~ y - = -
w. B. SARGENT against ELON ". RUPERT. VIII
LIAM J. LINDENBERGER. JACOB ii LINDEN
BERGER and RICHARD HERR-Summons for mon
ey demand cOntTact-To thesdefendants above named
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer the com
plant this action which wdl be filed IN the ONCE OF me
CLERK of tins Court the City Hall City and County of
New York. and 20 coQs OF answer 70 me sad
complaint the subscribers at their office, No ~ waist
in the said CITY of NewYOrk, wa'hn twenty days ier 'he
service exclusive of the daN OF such
service and fail 10 the SAID compliant wlthn
the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN tins action VIII take
against Won for The sum hundred and forty
x dollars and sixty eight cents with interest from me rst
day Of February thousand eight hundred anu hy one
besides the costs Of this aconDafed New YORK, Ocober
LIST. 1851. go "a. r..
The sad complain was filed with the Clerk Of tins Court
as aforesaid on the nth day of October 1851 dated New
York, Oct II, 1851. BARNEY Bt lin
ois law6wM Plaintiff Attorneys.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate # the County OF NewY0rk Note E hereby
syeu ali persons having CLAIMS against MI FL lOh
son late OF the City OF NewiurA builder deceased 20
ressnr The same with the vouchers thereof 20 the sub
.cbers AZ the Office ei Phlip Bur0wes, Esq No ~ wall
street IN the CITY Of NewYork. or bere the tweni
ssverth dav n December leXt-Dated NeW-iork' me
twenty-five day Il June, lSl o,. -,
WILLIAM A THOMSON,
JOHN THOMSON. ( Erecuius
,...s,,N MASON THOMSON.
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GVThe Humboldt sailed atnoon Saturday
with $3.50 900 in specie, and o. passengers. Among
the latter We note Gen iIerrara and family and Chas
A. Brsted and family.
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Markets. ...NEw-ORLEANs, Oct io-Pm
The sales Of CorroS to-day have been 1000 bales,
and upon the receipt Of the Americas news m the
morning, prices decidedly improved, but II was
ouo,x at Glaze. Middling is at l9id2oc.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

NRW-YORK SUPREME COURT
Y Suffolk County.-Danlel Cleaves and LOUISA ms
wife AGAINST Sail, Carter Thomas Bohan and Janet his
wife Daniel Carter and Esther his WIFE David Car.H
S,las Edv ards and Tnphena his wife, Melinda carer
Isaac Carter and Jacob Carter summons lioI reneL
To THOMAS BOHAN and JANET ms wife, DAVID
CARTER and ISAAC h CARTER You are hereDy
summoned and required answer the comp ANT IN ms
action which tins day filed the office OF the olefk
Suffolk County and of which copy IS herewith served
upon Won and serve a copy Of your aner on rs AZ our
Office in RIverhead Suffolk County, ~hin tNehy uas
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day ~ such ser
wee and II fail 10 answer the complaint as n9resa
the plaintiffs will apply TO the Court ior tne 6enei de
napded IN the COMPLIANT Dated September II. looi
os ,aws,N NJ. Rlyerhead Suffolk Co, N. Y.
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FIRE.-Saturday morning about 20 clock
FIRE broke out In Bradays foundry, IN the rear Of
No 80 Greene-st The flames were extnguished
before any material damage occurred.
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Sales to-day OF CoTros, 69l bales, al oiUstc'
The market is quiet under the Americas advlces
Middling FAIR TO Fair Sic.
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IT, MIR. Helnzen, Editor of the new Ger
man Gazette, formerly the Deufschs SchnsliposfJ
was assaulted by Erhardt Richter, Of Fersyth-st.,
Friday, IN Chathamst., and considerably beaten
NJ, Richter was held TO bail to answer. The cause
of the assault Is said to have been the course OF Mr.
Heinzen in regard 10 Godfrey Kinkel
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SUPREME COuRI.-ln the matteI vi
~ the Application of the Mayor. Aldermen and CS,l-
msnay Of The CITY of NewYork relative 70 the OPEN
ING OF FIFTY NINTH ST, from 10Th ay to the pohiS
where .d seth st inersects the sth-av and Broadway
Notce Is hereby gwen the costs, charges and us
hursemepts incurred by of the proceedings ID me
above entitled matter Will he taxed by the Honorable John
W Edmouds one of the Justices u this Court IN case
Of his absence hy one Of the other Justices Of the sad
Court a, the Supreme Court Chambers N the City haiH
the CIV Of Ne-YoTk TUESDAY the zst day 81 Octo
her 1851 af o cleck IN the forenoon.
CHARLES : WESCOTT,
LAWRENCE ODELL, Commissioners
HENRY BEEkMAN. ~
HTNRY F. DAVIES. Attorney. oitoIl
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Beiore Judge Camp
bell-yohn clark agt. Sytressr j. Syirestr.-For al
legged malicious prosecution in complaining al the
Police Office as to a letter, charged TO be threaten
ing letter, already referred TO- Verdict for defend
AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20

CASE or MuLvEY-COMMUTAT
Hunt has commuted the sentence of Mulvey to I'M
r,r,sonmeut for life
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
~ the applcaton of the Mayor Aldermen and LON
monslrv Of the CITY NewYork relative 70 me OfEN
ING Of SIXTY FIRST STREET from Ihlrd ~ eaus 70
Fifth avenue IN the Nineteenth Ward OF saiu me
undersign.d COMMISSIONER. OF Estimate and Assessmeas
IN The above entitled hereby gave Notice that
they will meet al the Office Oh John Fowler, II bsq
The Chairman of the sand Commissioners, No ia
Nassau street IN the CITY OF New York. saturday the
list day Of November 1851 four o'clock The afternoon,
for H. nuro,e of hearing IN opposition the Assessment
made by the SAID COMMISSIONERS any person or persons
who NAV consider themselves aggrieyed thereby
JOHN FOWEER. Jr,
DAVID SEAMAN, Commissioners
GEOGE BOYD, go
naffd New. York. October Is. lSll OlbtNI
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CIRCUIT CouRT-Before Judge Edwards.
-Horatio n. Deiesy agt. John ID. Sreef.--On note,
the defense 10 which a want OF consideration, as
having been given Tor household furniture which was
never delivered but for plaintiff alleged to have been
for money borrowed. Verdict for plaintiii, sN4
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CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
BROADWAY INSURANCE COM

~ PANY, Office No as Broadway. corner Of Canal Sc
-Sapsa ts0Q, 00O.-Th,s Company continues TO insure
against lss on damage by FIRE, the most favorable
terms SCHUREMAN HALSTED President
JOHN WRAy Secretarv o. lulh
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CAMMANN, wHITEHoUsE CO..
OH lmMW&FS NO % Wall-st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

The canal enlargement bill was the principal topic
II discussion in the Senate of this State yesterday
IN its amended form it looks little more palatAble
than it did at FIRST but it is the same thing and will
De passed without regard to whether il is consttu-
tiOnal or not II appears that motion to strike
cut the section allowing the certificates to be issued
under the bill to be used for banking purposes was
rejected. This is very significant. We wonder
what it is contemplated TO add to tue cur
rem y by the friends Of this measure. A variety Of
small business was likewise transacted, report Of
viii ch will be found under the proper head.
Mr. Fillmore will not, it appears, visit Massachu
setts at present. lie has declined invitation to
that effect extended TO him by the Legislature q
that State. The fact il, Mr.. Fillmore said all
he had 70 say on public matters, during his recent
tour through this State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

LETTER FROM PRESIDENT PHLMoRE TO THE LE1Is
LATURK-JENEY LIND-THREE WOMEN BURNED TO
DEArH-BURGLARIEs, ETC.
BosToS, June 20, 1851.
President Fillmores letter TO the Legislative Com
mtee In reply invitation to visit the State was
read yesterday The President declines from the same
stated in his letter to the Common Council
Jenny Linds second concert in the fremont Temple
this evening passed off brilliantly Every &C.
cupied, and the heat was intense.
In North Groton Mass the 18th inst the wife and
two daughters of Mr. Amiable, cabinet maker
burned to death. The catastrophe caused by the
upsetting pot Of varnish the fire. which commu
nicated with their clothing.
Burglars again beginning their vilanies in this
vicinity Stores in Milk and Broad streets, and also In
Dorchester and South Abingdon were broken into last
night, and considerable property stolen. Several
rests made this morning
The store Of Mr. Il. Perkins together with the tavern
and stables Of j. Lufkn Jr the shop Of Messrs Pierce
Clark, destroyed by hre In Essex last evening
Loss $4,000
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

TIE GREAT FIRE IN cALiFoRNIA-MAILS ny THE
STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
The American mail steamship Pacific, Car tain Nye,
will leave this port at to-day, for Liverpool
Her mails viii close at hali-past ten o'clock this
morning
The Nrw YoHK HER.Lp printed in French and English
will BE- published at halfra- o'clock, this morning
price sixpence, in wrappers ready for mailing. Its
contents will embrace in addition 10 the
Il the week, the full details Of the great
fires in San Francisco and stockton, California
Single copies Of the HrS.ID can be obtained at
the following places in Europe -
Edwards ssndford Conc. Columbia Buildings. L'pooL
DE Bernaroy. ....No - John street AdepM London.
Edw ards Sanford Co.,. No. " Cornhill London
b. H. Revolt NJ. l. Place de la 5ourse. Paris.
Advertisements, as well subscriptions, will reach
us If left at the above places
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~
Marine Affairs.

sHoHI PASSAGE o. me STEAMER Pacific TO PAsAMA-
This vessel formerly plying between this city and Cha
gres, &c. has made capital run to Panama, having
accomplished the distance between New York and that
port in 80 sailing days the shortest time believe the
trip made in. She stopped at Bahia, Monte
video, Talcahuano and fayta, and made the passage
through the straits in 81 hours without anchorns
stopping her engine and during the prevalence Of
thick storm Captain Bailey says his vessel is in
good order ard would sail again with passengers for
san Francisco on the 18th June She arrived Panama
Nav
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qutrtrAnUther case u ~ years duration Mr. John
had teen afflicted With this arsdfu gease since I,g Ia
VAS curing tat itrtd Lalf tie time cobhnta 70 h room
hs limbs ana Jtb epargtd double their natprot
fe enc n hddt & the intense paine which he endured
eve uttry lfd AMI helpless. Mr. s. has taken tho
different fnds III s4rtarartllas panaceas 81 ci,s,s
more han tNo Aghea bottles had tie advice and at
tSFetty WI tftl Arrl he yas again confined his
td wen ne ri,rds induced him t. tn the Lie alsam
tie first bottle great relief and three mora ,eresS
ever rain and rttuttd be Swollen and ddred ots H.
itF h9ttfal sise who afflicted IN hls manner go
!. ~ 1I1aets t,saeree ~ Gold street Brookiyr and
tt ahittr NsNtre Ul tie wonder workite uover IL the
lne BALKAN. ptch tte nost certain remeAy f yb.py
lu nenfa'Ta trutult kings evil mercurial dcaa pleg
Ntue WFles tud tlaehcs the f1ee dyspypsia ard ds
Ass hgNng rom est nEuti'y q The blood
" quiet tant lrncpn office l43 Bowery between Grand
ard Tot trd solo ~ erursts IN the city and euptrr
AFtrt er Brooklyn Mrs. Hayt i7j Fulton street, II rpts
Ter battle. s' ' $3.50
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Interesting Southern Items.

BALTIMORE. June, 20 1851
One mail from the South has arrived but the latest Is
ftl due
The dry weather is doing considerable injury to the
Virginia tobacco crop
The steamer Calhoun, from New York spoken of
Charleston bar, Monday, bound for savannah.
The Baltimore County Jacksonian has raised the
Buchanan nag
The Rev Daniel NJ Jilton, an aged Baltimore mission
ary died last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

worthy the q all lovers a. music has teea pa n
operation Mtssrs Joceyn watson. whose object V 70
~ the ttntbts of the BUILDING Association for tho dr
tutsn q lanos ~ THE plan any one can te.'me the
owner of valuable Piano, hy making small monthly pay
and many who hire their trument can save tcr
morey. ~ nE tiular mouthll Amount for sPieald
Piano which, certain time. gtil be their IU
tuar tay meat Is - pr mouth aud the nambsr % ~ ri
bers utoa to 100 The Grtt society Nil close SCAR
day st ipst. 1he instruments will be farnithsi direct
FROM seterai Of tie veil bHswn aud btst manGia.tur ia
tie tty. sutstrters choose Their Instrument.
TIE etod gives untfal sa;tta1t9n, and cannet l t.
best tie popular emert 3fthe day. Bpas r Piano
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