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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,


Steamer Pachc Nye. Liverpool Collins.
Shil>-Sanop, SAWYER, Boston Hiliard LcrLarah,
lBr. GRAY. Qutbec. Irwin. Defense, Kerr Qi9bec ID
PnAlugtuu,
Barhs-Keller, Shaw y Orleans, Foster & Mixers pa,
CoptIulCus BIZ NllUl-. Charleston. RodeWalaSf, A.
gyc lBrl, Fletcher Yarmouth. Beuiue Churchill Bo-
Lyla. II Il Corning
BrGs-Perg, Locks. MarseIles. schmidt Ba.cle, Eu-
reAa SLOAN y John 3. l. gan Collins, Arthur LcaEy.
Mcneil. = Thomas russell Morton. Johns, Croi, Que
bee, Sands c.. Hartcpoo. BID, Dove, Mrmach I,
BarClay Livingston. Vernon b anchar Bolivia Sslef-
telm Fowle; Averun. Castner, Little Exlaa Ne,nfh
n 500, Eliza. Merrill san Juan. Ntsnith >ou- III
beth Waits. Watts. ~ Jago. J VI ElWeu.
Sca@ancls-Alce. Lesman. Baltimore, alnier \ Lord
New Re-uluS. walters. Baltimore, Van bruut * hAelt,
Phlando. Armstrong. Bllumore. Underwood WHEY, Ana
Gardner, Holman. Nareham, l. McCrgldy 60. Sarah
(Rr). Mckinney. Nassau. & 4 Kirby, O Perry Burkee.
Bangor. J White Co. TAos Pc uson lBr Btnssn, Be
lie. L Coffin.
Soors-NaIren. S'allard NHaNen. Rhode is-ali StuI-
yes. Providence.
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Disasters. &C.

STEAMSHIP LAFAYrrTE The following account n the
vor-re cf tbs steamer communicated 20 the ~
Car; s-nidar sailed frlm Philadei ma the 10Th II
My ar3PM Af-er proceeding some distance down the
hav was .ge anchor account q derange
II the engine sustained during the ugnt On the HOnng
of the fh -hed anchor AMI proceeded passage
avereug Z0 mes per day, up the l5-l when our
unHp became useless several parts being broken We then
pressure Nhlch clsed much larger zion u coal
with T.a- IS ~ ncr The generally smooth. but
swift futh the exception u about - h0ars moving from
castery lurMi the yoyag In consequences u or
scCdeut me elne hSs been stopped Is SINCE
We ri. Cage lhnloEen The qualities Il ny 81 far
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RV Tpleyrnph.

NEW ORLEANS June ls--Arr ship Aiuatlc, NYorS.,
PROVIDFNCE June A-Arr sens Lille Saunders, Cob
son PhladeIphm: Flmra Rogers, Specimen Albany slQ1n
Thomas Hun, Hull NewYork, IN ~ hours. Reaar, scnvs
Moses Brown Hull PhIladelpha' Small, Albany sloop
Roqer " llians. Rhodes New-Hore.
CHARLESTON. June l9-Ar Brilliant NfoTs
BALTIMORE. June 20-Au schs Lama 5. Johns and
NEW ORLEANS, June llAlr ,,is' Acme .. tt;'s'
and Orlando Ok Gibraltar; New NoEN; saps FharsS.ia
European. Berashlrd. Sarah Maria and Memen'o' ~"
RICHMONp. June l9--Arr sens Greenwich and Rhcl,
ISand. New York
GAITrNORE, Tune 2o-Arr 1e eerapa. Porto REQ; sens
Chas Colgate and Empire NNors Dutch bark Regina and
Dutch brig SOPHIE Bremen bars Syiph Boston, sen urcea
Providence June 20-Arr sous Silva Heoee. H's-
bee Phadeipna' Pefsevelance iiooson do, >io2P Wm
Mount fa" lt'S Aibans. S.t ,, W. .''' S'i' A''
NEW-ORLEANS. June 2o-Arf ships German C.e.e
'nS II RIVER juno l9-Afr sch Fle.v Tr.e Ron
don't 10Th, sch Cathauue Collins Baltimore sloop Exec.
pissed m. slsoa Amelia. Cook. NYo-l f,r Taunton.
BRISTOL. Jrne el-Arf hrr ! G Washbrra. Easier
brook Carlcnas; sch Ann bller. smith, Albany
Below. a sch from Philadelphia.
Passed Point judith tins A N-8arN Triton. Merrman,
',YSIEWBURYp6RT. june l9-A1 ,ch- spray, NTor,.
SD schr K0ssuh. NNW,.
NEW BEDFORD. JHuc le-Au bark Cherokee Noi
Pacldc. Cstllrue's. April j, loj.i9 bois sperm ~.
Spoke March io ia % 30. n 81 To-. SAp S5h SlrisuJ
Nork or san Francisco, 10TH l ~ H. Ion 81 w.. o.tN -
Siberia Bordeaux. frr Valparaiso. left at 81 C4lnes'
snip lIcsem in NyorE. for Saa Francesca, next dl'.
S S2r 3 grs f F.3I' d. E Eala5oa
BoSTON June 5o-Arr BAIL, wilson, NOoreans Nay
ION IS A. bark Martha, Alien. Palermo for NforN) J. b
Palmer NOheaus, Aiay "A; Joseph ptch amt Ca'' ~
LADY Elton SaGIla River, Emma 81 = Nckcls1n. pnit,
schr, WIN Wyer eonal,e~, May 3d. lie org halNil",.
dsl David Lombard Eeuthert. June o. de', >e.s Gen
TAYLOR Boston, d. Lew Hove aal GstlalHla '.naS.
James OTIS Washn-ton, y n Wstuore' ElHanston.
Nc; Maria Louisa, Mar E.izat ID. Itch. 1i; OA''5iIl
bella Neptune and Lebanon. Pha. Grecian, Pa73 AMI
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MARRIED.

H. BROOKLYN ON THURSDAY. 10Th inst. BY tha Rev Mr
Farler. ANDREW TEN EICk % FRANCES j., Dung
cst daughter ci John z Whitman. Esq.
or clrcsday June 18TH By Rev Ihom1s n SINNER l,
Nj LOUIS 60 iLLAuDEO 20 Miss MARY JANE
MOORE al ol tuis eng.
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PHI Aprf tIITA lime DO tr-frry-Steamehi2 Vir-
aiua Teal kirhm1nd. sohs October Dyer BOSTON era e,
Emerson Nev-loYk; Reaner Wiinnnls, snow I'M Niii
Mar, Hslrh Yates Caais Orlando. Kelly. dos - R.l-
dali Blackwell Ncn-Bclf1rl Gins, Blower, Lee U.s. Pro'-
dorce; + Barnes Nalcw New Haven Eh',, shaip,
Boston
-. ciecn,s,-Ea.is Nay Dale. Ireland Londonderry; z
Churchill. iiifC born Boston. bras +uia Hobbs Bhtu1
does. Byaut Shephe-l, san Juan. Nr4msla, Ma'
Queen. lDl,r. Ncu-O cans schrs = ga Eldrd-e l9N-
don rittl. kcuSm-tou Foster. Providence, Luthcr
{ ia Haher " cymoutl. sllen HlACs, Nalolcf. New
Iaycn. Sarah Mcdonald. adams Proyn.ctownJ h Han
dr. De,aug. Noiuch; Glass Bower Leeds. do' steamer
Pt-on.Cutt. lark. New York.
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IMMATURE ALNANAc----THlS DAY.
suN-Rses 4 29-Seis 81 NIooNRises-.-- bin
hIGH WATER---.--June n
Sandy Hook Ism Gov. Island. { j3n Hell Gates lam
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b. m, Norm Rircr B0cfs-Frid0g June 2O-S852 b0s
Flour: l2j do Ashes; 40 do Whisky i4e0 bushels Wnelt
298i3do Com 80 pkgs Cnt Meats 23s do Butter 81
do Pork lC0 do Beef; 239 do Meal.
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EOR LIVERPOOL.-Packet OF both


\ The only THROUGH Line for CALIFORNIA and okE
CON via Havana and Chayres pare Reduced ON Sal-
URDAY, June 28 at p. NJ the splendid o,eAnshp
CRESCENT CITY. 1900 tuns burthen i Tanner Com
mander-Wlll sail ON SATURDAY. June %, ~ precisely
o'clock from her az the loot OF Waffehstie"'
North River with the Government Mails for Chagres, con-
meeting with the fivoute United States Mai S.cam9sl1p
TENNESSEE. TO leave Panama on oi about ihe lJh JUN
For freight passage apply at tie Office ~ W. street
corner Wanon-st. i'f' ="
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and CHEAP EXCURSION

GRAND and CHEAP EXCURSlaVScc
- from NEW YORK 10 MONTREAL and ~ ihansb-
The undersigned enabled o. treat WIN r,ra,-
lie, including Societies and Fuemen, tJr tinn 81 ~
SION to take place n the month Of August " M0nSa s
Quebec in the Canadas. The tickets vii ~ s.oe
Grand Excursion, gong and returning (oa,nr
u reduced Dr,ce Individuals and Societies IN.
excursion ~ the warm month II August VIZ 9 ~ TX
tier information Dy applying 70 WI is "a GEO
Greenwich-st. Oh % GEO T. STANLEY Az y. iSsust
BACHLOR. 80 West-st y. Y The tickets ".I f9Iws
FOR a ten Or fifteen days excursion Fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

THE Steamboat OTHELLO, GsP PTro on
n n Fish VIII make an eHe1rsion 70 siRsapond-
pORi o. Si-NDay Juue ed from the foot II ha pobiu
t. at 10 o'clock Si stePgng a, springs, ~ AZ III. snd
'on-st l0l Fulion-st Ek, ~, n Leave straitoe
Ienth-St AZ " o'clock and returning VIII i.ssnnt and
Fort at O'Clock THIS VIII Be one Of ne s ,be sea
greeable excursions that can Re maze, n Who choose y
make the tnp Tickets for the eNcufs.n - * Wooster
blamed from MIR. JOHN a. fLAh'iN"' je9aS
IT., the proprietor oi the village
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IE CHANGE or HOUR On aud after MOL - som
g. the well.knowt eaiid steamer Aida gS,ndays
III leave Peck slip wharf EVERY AOhNl-F" ,,gTag N
time % connect with the Express Tran Iqf ~ ,, AZ
turning Will leave Railroad wharf New New ~ ne Be-
ton tram Dinner on board Freight taAen IN 1870
terms Fare 20 cents For further information appy ,st
Ell n JAMES BISHOP co. bea's'-'--
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TRAVELLING.
SPASSPORTS tor EUROPE,CAL.

n :. PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
4 sIFORNIA, Cuba sc indispensable to travellers
rs sure protection against toregn aggression VISITORS to
the Worlds Eaf' require Them. moro especially # shey
visit the Continent, where no person permitted io hnd
without passport Americans applying for letters a TIE
London PoStOrice. must produce their passports Issued
by J. H. MONIES. Notary Public. t6 Broadway
B-J b MONIES Is Commissioner for n,tily every
State I'M the Union clU Tvs
NOR LINERPOOL.-Packet OF 26th
June The magnificent and fWorlte plcSet ship
ROSClUS, Capt Oliver Edrdsc, viii SAL as above, h'r
regular day For nceht or passage HAVING uUNaed ''-
commodaons, amply cn board at pt II Easi is,'r pr"
my2g Il SPOFfORD. TILESHON co '6Nodth-st.
E9OR LlNERPOOL-lnlted States
Il Mail steamship PACIFIC. Capt. Ezra Nye. This
steamship Will depart with the mails fer Europe posi-
tlvey on SATURDAY. 2is June, no ~ o'clock VI from hef
North NJ the foot al Canals Nohcrth secured tl paid for
All letters and papers must pass thfo lgh the Post once
For freight passage having uncqnaied accommodations
sor elegance and comfort, apply ~ . . -. oil,
Positively no fr,-ght Viii be received ON board after
Thursday evening. june 18th
The steamer ARCTIC will succeed the Pa'ac and sal
July 5h. je'H
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

Il PANY. Only through Line Tor SAN FRANCISCO.
via Havana and Ghagres Fare reduced. GA THURSDAY.
June 2G, at Psi. the splendid steamship CIEROkEE'
5000 tuns Henry Wnde. commander, vii SAL on THURS
DAY June 26 at precisely o'clock, NJ from her pier at
the foot Of Warren ST. X, with the Government Mails.
for Chagrcs via Havana Passengers transferred AZ Havana
10 the splendid double Steamship Elc0n Passen-
gers leaving M iie CHEROKEE VIII chnect with the
fayone United States Mai steamship IHNNG>SEE, 70
sail from Panama on or abou the 18th July For passage
apply at the Office "a and IS South-st 40 ~ Vests
corner Warren ieN t<S
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Enfocd for Consumption

WOOlmS, ID packages $il,Y56, Cl0HiS ~ 40, 3D.
Sia Pilots DO. ~. Vestines. 3 DO, lOl0, Wor>
tcds. i6 do, Csi4. Damask do, 22Gl. Cotton and
Worstcd, 800 DO. c2Hl), Cotton anu WOOL 90, j.
lGJ. De LANES, - DO. 5.4lJ, ApaCaS - 40 1.~iV,
Lusters, do. 2O0i, Hastings do, Jti Ih"9,' .
Co. eo4 SlocNrcis. do, l1l. Cords DO I'tI
Blankets, nO dc, ieN9', Hhiris ana Drawers 40
3Cs Padding. DO. A9. BdizCs, II do 2,lld. Hosiery,
70 10. 500, Neriuo Hose 10, l,o2j Gloves, do,
us Nilts. 2do, 20s. Jackets / do, OR Yarn, do,
Bindings. 90, SOS tarpcung. 40, 2o2,. taloy
90. n do. 1881, other manufactures OF Wool
Go. $50 Total, '9j package valued at @'ioo'i.
NANvrAcr.REs o. COTTON.
Cotoos lG3 n'c,sre> s25 ~ Coiore3 Colious.
81 dc. -fg6. Prints. 3 TO- lg~ Nusine, % do, 293o.
Embroidered Muslin. rs co. 43c9 Nclsc's, l6 DO,
V.ulou,l Go. 1885 ShaNl~, DO. G3o Hand
kerhiels, DO, SAP VcStngs, do, LOO. u'>,.e.ry'
= 90. -3li. Gloves. . 30. L465 Quilts, do. l6l5
Srcol 20 do 1902 Webb g 10. lll9. bindings /
DO. Yam do. 3iS. Purses do. les. SHIRTS. 40,
l.Ss4. other manufactures ol Cotton. do, '-l.
Total. sol packages valued at $oo,lSl
MANUFACTURES or FLAX.
Linens, % packages, s.. ~ Linens anJ Cotton
II do. 1889. HaudAercWcis 10, 1882 LareS, 10,
26i5 Thread, - Go, 1850 Hosiery do, pos. Bob
bins, do, 25l. other manufactures OF Flax DO
rs. Total lS2 packages valued at S5'o}9.
NANUFACTCRE> oF slLN.
S,lAS, u.s. packages, So, ,t5o Ribbons, - 90
ycis. SO DO. 2ls3-. s ana G do II do, "a Velvet
Ribbons, 3 do, 1871 Plush, IS do, 9fll Shawls
do. LOGO Scarts, do. $50 HanikcrchlctS, do,
1850 CravatS 10 Go, 81. Wells. DO, l,792 Grapes,
4 Go. l64O NC>imgS 7 do. llS3 silk and Cotton
Vestugs 20 do, 4,gl5 silk and Worstei Damask
Go, f,llb. SIX and WOrstet, Is DO, l.2Os, SIX ana
Cotton, % DO. l0,9ti, Hosiery, do, l595 Gloves.
4 Go, 2C9l MiiS, I do $40. Buttons, do, Hl26.
Twist. . DO. 80. Lace>. do 6Sa GlmpS do 532.
FrnCeS, 90, IS. Raw, = DO. 9.il9. other mMuiaC-
t,Irrs of S1lL RS Jo S5103 Tn,,l KS n1cLage>
valued Al S4l76le
MISCELLANEOUS
straw Goods. packages, $2S3. Artificial Feathers
ana FLOWERS. 10 10. 500 Enibroderie>. do. S37.
Leather Gloves = DO. 900 KID Gloves, TO.
2.ol5. Goats HAIR Plush, do, 4,44O MOhalr. do.
SIC Nohalr BraldS I do 222 WEAVING Apparel.
Go, 495 SuSpendcrS. 10. lC07 Button Stufis
do pa DruPcetS do > $40 OIL Cloth do tl5
Total. - packarcs. valued al st7.206
"a }r,,,g,, fr,a. N,ey,5osst
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: MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

II :. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf
u For NEW ORLEANS direct, va HAv Ana o. a.
with passengers for San FrancScO.-Fare fedleeJ-g5
TUESDAY, June ~, at 3 o'clock. NJ, re sst.sir
steamship CHEROKEE, 800 tUns burden, Henry y
4 3. N Commander VII sail precisely ~ 0co,t O.
from her pier AZ the foot Of Warren-st r.. ~h me wv
eminent Mails. direct for Havana and New Orleans ds
Chagres passengers transferred ~ Havana 70 me sP
d0Uhle-engine steamship FALCON
Freight taken 10 NSW-Oreans a. soc. per i0ti
Specie only tai Freight o. Havana. Ia.
No balls 81 lading will be signed after tie seAAs' -
called ..sv
For freight or passage apply 40 the Office II he CepI"'
III Wesf-si corner OF Warren. NJ .. hODbNiN
fe1 fZg
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INDEPENDENT LNE-For CHA

GRES, drect-Ihr0ugh tickets for California at the
lowest reduced rates cl passage. - $500 ,,., -,
The new and splendid steamer BROTHER JON ATTAIN
VIII leave her pier North River. RSDAf june loth
~ o'clock Forfreieht passage. applyto
PALMER CO.
JcI9T California Express, 50 Broadway.
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u EBEC, Nov. 4, 1901.
The Position of the Mar CIbtnd- The SWt Of Mers
composing it-Cdnaaiaa Railroads, &c, &c.
Since my last was despatched, Mr. Hineks's re-
ply TO the Oxford convention has appeared in tho
Quito Ga-dfe The Inspector General rates his
constituents pretty sounely for having supposed,
for a moment, that he could pledge himself to adj
vocate reforms which be deems " inconsistent with
present constitution, and with our connecr
tion with Britain" by which, presume, the extern
sion Of ME elective principle and the vote by ballot
are meant. Whether Canada, possessing consti-
tutien which is sound wherever IL is republican,
and rotten in those portions where 1t purports to
be an imitation, and is a caricature of that OF
Britain, will accept Mr. Hincks's view of the mat
ter, and allow crafty statesmen to bolster up for
ever, institutions which are inconsistent with the
democratic spirit Of the people, is a question to
which your experience viii enable you to reply.
Au rets, the Inspector says, rightly enough, That
the business of a convention is to choose mnee
fer the party, ana not TO fstter that nominee oy
such pledges as would leave him no liberty OF
action in the house. and unft him for seat in the
Council; and declines most ciyily either TO express
his opinions on the subjects alluded to in the test,
or to resign his seat lie will appeal, be says, to the
freeholders Of Oxford independently Of the ,onvsn
ton or its managers There be no doub. that
this bold language was the safest in Mr.. Hincks's
positien. tie could not give the required Pledges,
nor could he specifically state his objections to many
of them, without mourning the risk OF offending a
large portion OF his constituents Who differing from
him on minor points Of reform, have still such an
esteem for him, that they would unhesta .ingly re-
cord their votes in his favor without previous cate
chism. cannot foretell the result Of his letter.
The Oxonians are stiff republicans, and may per-
laps insist on their demands. In this case, JOS
Cauchon, Eco, M y. Z. for Montmorence aud
editor Of the yor1l dc Quebec, has dc Shared his in
tenton Of his seat in favor Of Mr. Hnoks;
and in that peaceable, innocent county, Which Is
entirely in Mr.. Csuchons power, the Inspector
General would be elected without difficulty.
Mr.. Cameron has notyet signihed his Willingness
to accept the ofhce of President Of the Council
The Twonto Globe published powerful leader en-
the subject Of his nomination, which places MIN,
he accepts, in very ridiculous position when pc
was in Office two years age, he qssrreleo, Win the
other members OF the ministry on questions OF re-
trenehment and after his retreat from the cabinet,
wrote several letters to the papers. explaining the
grounds Of his differences with his colleagues, and
asserting that he bad wished TO abolish the oeiH.
Of second Commissioner Of Public Works and
President Of the Council, both Of which he deemed
us,lsss. To have accepted the very ofcs end peek
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HOMEsTEADs.

RE YOUR OWN LANDLoRD.--THE WASHINGTON
- Building Association numbers abous shares 10 In suc.
eessfsl operation and rapidly sling mp. ast moe
ing large number Of shares taken, BY ls8s
These who would avail themselves Of the present
trance hO cents-csn do 60 By leaving The tmount and
WIN oe secretary SS Pesrl street Who Will give
,niormsnon required fegniar meeting vfl he held AZ
warren Hall csrnx q 0iiysraud Henry street, sondsy
evening Nev. l0th, 1871. 81 o'dcck. Wm w. Bsacketf
so viii sddrsss ne meeting shsree viii be redeemed
Al pfs sre pablo CAST 81 4. CHtLps PrssoeHA
W. III. hoVPEn, SIS fesrl street, escrstavy.
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CARDS.

NNIHILAToR EXHI BIrION.-DR COTTON WILL
"A have the honor TO give Grand Exhibition, accompa
MED by Explanation OF Phillips firo AHnihator at
Tper Hail. Monday evening November TO- 1851. First
The a.ure of the invention will be explained and the whole
hterna structure Of the apparatus and machinery exh
bted seoondIt will be shown. lpon scientific principles
how the Annhstor extnguish free without the use
ThirdIt will be shown at what times, and der
what the Annhlator be used 20 the best
Fourth IL will be that when the
Anrr1ator general lsrxe res will be OF
and tn at three fourths Of the present annual
loss by fire will be prevented and three
iurth of the expense Of insurance will be saved also that
the faguing dutiee Of tremen aud re panes will be
vastly diminished. ffth-Obeotons 20 the Annhiiator
will he considered and answered. sixsh-rhe whole will
conclude by setting model house aud. when the
flames ssung from the windows will be iEtan
tins without water by the Annihator Dr. &. has
the pleasure announce that Dodworshs Band are engaged
snd will add variety 70 the occasion by their soul stirring
~ o'clock. Tickets Twenty ave eents For sale al the
door ad at the principal hotels and music stores Ladies'
and those who accompany them will occupy the lower part
o the house.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

lUsq PUBLISHED. SECOND EDITION ON rnI
cause Of Natural Death. OF Death from Old Ags. o.
reiopnK aud certain method Of preventing the
sodation ossihcaton Of the body stteres He aud
hus indefinitely prolcngng vigorous elastic and huoyaa
health showing how 90 keep younr &c &C. and Of render
psrturtion easier nnd safer BY Homer Boetwck " D.
practising Physician aud surEson:-Ihe above "a the
hts Of this original and valuable book. and judgint
rom the catering notices which has received from ~,
IL will be read BY who wishes 70 rroleng h
h Ii is psrlor book tnot medical hut IL intaded fi
Ne especially ladies' dand For sale ~ tht
trire aenka
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NEWS BY THE M Ais.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, 1851.
The Gorgnment Going ALeat 10Th the Treason Gases.
There is no longer any doubt about the policy OF
the administration in the treason cases. All that
can be done will be done to procure the conviction,
fguity, Of such of the persons indicted as the Off
GERS have succeeded in arresting. Neither pains
nor expense will be spared. The Secretary of the
Interior has at length consented to foot the bills,
and the highways and the byewlys will now be
traversed in the pursuit Of evidence.
The prisoners will probably be arraignei about
the 18th Of this month, but nothing more will DO
done before the 4lh.
Counsel, both for the government and the defence,
are busiy preparing for the great occasion.
The eyes OF toe whole country will be turned TO
these trials, and they will possess considerable his
torich Importance. B.
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FINANCIAL.

~,~>-O~-~~>cy~-~-vy~-ly
w ~. r. TAPsCOTT q co., 70 SOUTH sTRRpT
w supply drafts for amount payable througiout
eress Britain and ireland They also sole .rests fti
he Red Star Lne the Swallow Taft Line, Drama Al.
Lne, aud Line o. Liverpool packets, and the Lnso
London packets Passage By 81 which skips DO
tsxed on reasonable tsrms.
u w.BYRNEs 4 CO.. NO. 50 SOUTH STREET, NEW
York and S waterloo Road, liverpool have for sale
tght Drrta psystn throughout Ene srd Ire
lane Wales also for the swallow Line
OF Liverpool and henion packets the Red Star Dramatic,
Certificates for the shove lines he had moderate tes
rTo CAPITAILsTs.-wANTED,A CAPITALIST. 10
erect bulding on leasehold roperty with he pris
ege Of the lessee hsvethe privilege o. leasing
hs BUILDING for term % said building wen erected
will pay snnnal 81 fifteen per eat on the cost Al
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

IA AsONIC NoTICE.-IHE MEMBERS OF sTLENTTA
vi Lodge, No 1g and the Masonic fraternity generally
respectfully W attend IN full regss the uuer
brosher Samuel Petit from Union Hail. corner Of avenue
sndFourth street, on SUNDAY morning ~ nins aeoeh
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DRY GOODS, &c.


CARD TO THE LADIEs.-MAD. LAVENE CO.
"A opened their Paris millinery on Monday; September
2h at their store No 1873 Spring street. third block
OF broadway Mad l.. wshes TO inform che ladies that she
goes TO Paris winter and summer selects the
latest and choicest patterns that to he had and invite
she ladies to call and examine for themselves for they have
styles b9nnes that not to be found other
store in this city and at prices surprisingly low NJ B.
Mliners supplied with pattern bonnets and country
and altered.
MISS Z. BATEMAN BEGS TO INFORM HER
vi friends and the public of New York that she ntends
elegant assortment of French Mi Ladies
Sacks Chill iren Dresses and hopes by her
prompt attention to business 70 ensure their future kind
and support No 6i3 Broadway, entrance in
Blocker street. French assistante.
CARD-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE TO IN
"A form ladies requiring kind of Plain Work. Shirt
Making Baby Linen in all its branches that they
have tie executed in superior manner, and the
moderate terms by applying to c. Ne So Green wch
street NIB to family requiring con identiai person
act Housekeeper and make herself generally useful she
wou be invaluable having references Of the highest respect
ability.
rERAPHAGEN's VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE
Emporium, 81 Canal opposite Green street. New York
where be found variety OF articles apperainns
ladies' and ebiidrens Wardrobes plain and embroidered
ALEC Cloaks Saeks, hantillas Yizettos &C., &c. Collars
Cuffs Chemisettes &C. Ladies' made ordei
VELVET RIBBONS-500 PIECES BLACK VELVET
Ribbons, all widths, from No 10 No $780, jast received
last steamer Aso large assortment OF Feahers Of
various Styles and Bonnet Rbbops cheaper than from
suction. j. III. HOMER, "a John street.