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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-15
Rising in the World.

You should bear constantly in mind
that ninett nths Of us are, from the very
nature and necessities Of the world, born
to gain our livelihood by the sweat ofthc
brow. What reason have we, then, to
presume that our children are not to do
the samei IL the be, as now and then
one will be, endowed with extraordinary
powers Of mind, those extraordinary
powers Of mind may have an oppor.
tunity Of developing themselves; and
if they never have that opportunity, the
harm is not very great to Us or to them.
Nor does il hence follow that the de-
scendants of laborers are always to be
laborers. The path upward is steep and
long, be sure. Industry, care, skill,
excellence, in the parent, lay the foun-
dation Of rise, and, by and by, the
descendants Of the present laborer be-
come gentlemen. This is the natural
progress. 1t is by attempting to reach
the top at single leap. that so much
misery is produced in the world. So
ciety may aid in making the laborers
yirtuous and happy. by bringing chill
dren up to labor with steadiness, with
care and with skill; to show them how
to do as many useful things as possible;
to do them all in the best manner; to
set them an example in industry. sobri-
ETY., cleanliness and neatness; to make
all these habitual to them, SO that they
never shall be liable to fall into the
contrary; to. let them always see good
living proceeding from labor, and thus
to remove from them the temptation to
get at the goods Of others by violent or
fraudulent means, and to keep from
S.eir minds all inducements hypocri-
sy and deceit.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06

ID pnetr D.
Tobacco Jnioe and Tobacco Guilds,

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vhn ha'L P,,, P,;u,,nd -; G,o ,ra,,, yoors
n'en - It.,; y, - =, - ~" ''''
v;h vs ,'oh' is G",GUniT" I I'm on JPpa svo Loss.
W" h,,'lo i,,' en- SUN "0"'" ''O"' NV
nea's g, iih, s,u
No. ~, +" obi, III ooi,.nl,if;on f; dora.
ua ,ho, i, ,;,,,o b.. ,ba,,oJ, bair n ,on--
A wnoom ''ir' 'inaJ-.nr ,H,, which would of
.'Nnn,,.a
s;.ta,, ~ or ,ro, LII, horse
Con'i ha 80, foEa ~, " hn, ~ ~, s;nsJe view.
WIZ, ho "o ""' io ltis iir. IN chew
hnJ l ,bon M ,'s '' nrnJnc, If bjs he work snrycv,
10 ,,n,,Ia ,rrd,, .irl, ard ,hrow his cuid
'io "on,r s'0" ''s"' """ '"''" '''0 4'
Or conlJ he lass ore She had nledped
His loving wire, her future prospect sec
00'' S"o would Id pass. aS%" ''''' '''''s" ''''
Would she consent on m 70 G' ,nke his hand for life,
hnd weLIoI ,n ,his Gnh Lcrcno his wife
And if She woniJ % cav where's the pretty
miss
That envics her tho Inns she has 10 kiss
Nor Is this aii.-,his dir,v proctice leads.
To L;ndrn,J b,liIs and 10 GIihv deeds
Irsing his weed an able statesman thinks.
Creaies thir.t for stimulatipr drinks.
Fnll many one lvho inyies him his 10, y
Smokes, End chcws. and drinks. and dies
sot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06
$50 T,DnE3ttfG'.

+ Z. HUNTER will forici, $50, il failing t.,
- cure any case OF secret disease that may
come under his c,Ic, uo matter bow long stand.
ing on affecting. Either sex are invited /, his
Private Rooms 36 North SEVENTH street.
Philadelphia, without fear Of interruption by oih-
or patients. Strangers ana others who have
been unfortunate in the selection OF IA physician
are invited to call. Those who have injured
themselves by solitary vice are also invited
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted
would do well to reflect before trusting their
health, happiness, and iii many cases their lives,
in the hands Of physicians, ignorant Of this class
OF maladics. 1t is certainly impossible for one
man 20 understand all the ills the human trnily
are subject to. Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch, in which he is more SUCCESS
ful than his brother professors, and TO that he de-
votes most of his time and study.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively d,ro-
ted to the study and tgca!,acni %, diseases Of tie
sexual organs, orotAcc with ulcers upon The bo-
dy, throlt, nose, or LEGS, pains in The head or
bones, myrcural rhcumnt,.a, gravel, irrc-ulari-
tics. diseases arising from youthful cyccsses or
impurities Of tho blood, whereby fine constitution
has become culech!ci enables the Doctor to offer
&Po.Iy roljrr to all who may place themselves
under his care.
Philadelphia, April 10, le5l,--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06
The undersigned have entered into Co-rart
nership under the firm of
RlMBY e. LAWRENCE,
TO CARRY on THE
Paper & Rag Business.

GpSA N~ A"ei5 o'tSAA-N'o'
4. No 5, Minor Street, Philadelphia.
NETHERE they intend keeping large ossort
w ment of papers, &C.. consisting in part as
follows:
Writing papers; wove and laid, American and
English.
Bath Tests and Note papers; woye and laid,
gilt and plain.
Folio Posts, Flat Caps. Printing Papers, all
sizes.
Hardware papers, from 9 by 81 to 40 by 1s.
Coorcd and white tissue papers, Amer2an
and English. Ho.Ilugswocth's Patent Manila
papers.
Colorcd and white Shoe papers common and
extra sizes. Buff Envelope papers.
Colored Printing and Co,cr papors
Manila papers, all sizes, Glazed Royal, NIL CO.
lors
Druggist Blue Medium and Filtcrng papers.
Tea, Secret and Coiorcd papers for couectiou-
ots
Rag, Manila and Straw wrapping papers,
Bonnet, Binders, Box, Cap and Trunk boards.
White and BuN Envelopes; legal, Letter,
Note and Card sizes
agents for Bliss, Potter g. Cos
Printers Cards
in packs and sheets white and colorcI-old S.
zcs, cut to order. Also, their Gilt, Figured ana
Plain glazed papers.
JOSEPH RINBN, late Of SIS n. Third st.
n, $. AWRHNCE, late of No.~3 Minor ST.
N. N.B.-500 Tons Of Rags wanted in exchange
.or cash.
Philadelphia, Iuly &C. lsjl.-Gmo.
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70 w .T-..s3 'T-oET.G5cH.

al ~ 40 sG t.: u .zr3 ~ - "a - sajs
TETHE subscribers offer for sale Cheltouham
= salt, m invaluable remedy for this disease;
it is an exact imitation Of the water Of the cclc-
bratad Chctenham Spring OF England, which
has hccn found SO beneficial in cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Bilious Complaints, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costiycncsa, &C., and is particularly recon-
mcndcd as substitute for SeiiIiN Powders as it
acts both as tonic and gentle purSatWc. a
Pamphlet containing an analysis Of the water and
directions for its use, accompanies each bottle
Price SO cents per hottle.
The subscribers also prepare highly conccn-
tracd Essence of Pure Jamaica Ginger. Price
25 cents per totlc
Full Cgta1agncs Of drugs with prices attached
furnished Physicians gratis. Also priced Cat7-
orues of G'uTe CI3cEuicasa for analytical
Chemists.
The attention of Druggists is particularly in-
yicd to our stock of fine drugs chemicals, &c.
BULLOCK q CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists
9th & Arch Street, Philadelphia
October 25, l&5l.--4mo
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g. New fs < Importers und JObbcrs
FREEMR.J, HODGES G. CO.,
50 Lc 7RTv SrR8BTs
Betpcen Bsosatcdy and du.SHeet,
Near the Post Office. =

Near the Post Office, - =
1JJNNyyt ~ ~ 0Ea Ls.S @
NNJE arc receiving, by daily arrivals from Eu-
w rorc. our Fall and Winter assortment Of
RICH AsHIONABLE FANCY sTLkCAND
MILLINERY GOODS. & H~ prwE4AU
We respectfully invite all Cash, Purchascrs
thoroughly 70 examine our Sleek and Prices
and, 1NrrrrsT GovERSs, we feel confident our
Goods and Prices will induce them to select from
our establishment. Particular attention is devo-
ted to MILLINERY GOODS, and many Of the
articles arc manufactured expressly 10 our order.
and cannot he surpassed in beauty, style and
chcapncss.
Beautiful Taris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck,
and Belt.
Satin and T'aftta Ribbons, Of all widths and
coors.
Silks, Satns, Volvcts, and uncut Vcvets, for
Hats ....
Feathers, American and French Artificial
Flowers
Pu1ngs, and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment.
Emhroijcries, Capcs, Collars Undcrslccvcs
and CUTS
Fine Embroidered REVERE and HcmHich
Camhric Hondkerchicls
Grapes, Lisscs, Taretons, Illusion and Cap
Laccs.
yalcncicncs, Brussels, Thread, Silk and List
Thread T,accs.
Kid, silk, Sewing silk, Lslc Thread, Merino
Gloves and Mite.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Z ool;, Dishp Lawn,
and Iocouct Nluslins.
ENGLISH. FRENCH. AMERICAN AND
ITALIAN STRAW GOODS.
August 50, ls5l.-9mo.
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@lSceltaWeouo Jasatter.

IT is cutrsh TO bark al q man when he is
down.
THE true pronunciation Of Kossulh is Kos
shoot, placing the accent on The first syllable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06
EstsgJE'E0 E1A SED

7 Nd BUN SIUN NV IN I I.
The attention of the public is called to the al
vcrliscmcnt Of Mr.. Charles G. Tucker, Attorney
and Agent at Washington City. Persons hay
ing claims for bounty Lands OF Pensions are in.
formed that the subscriber has made ARRANGEMENTS
for the requisite forms, and claimants calling at
his Office, can have their papers prepared and
forwarded 10 Mr. Tucker at Washington, and
by him be properly attended 10 before the De.
partmcnt there.
II. i. NASSER.
Suumry, Jan. Is, l55i.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06
DECISIVE BATTLES OF TIE WORLD.

HE lrue pronunciation 0I hOsSNln Is il OS-
shoot, placing the accent on The first syllable.
DECISIVE DATTLES or TIE WORLD.
The decisive battles Of the world, those
q! which 10 use IlaiIam's words, a contrary
ovent would have essentially varied the
drama of the world in all its subsequent
scenes, are numbered as fifteen by professor
Cressy, who fills the chair of ancient and
modern history in the University of London.
They are the grand subject of two volumes
by him just from Ben,ley's press. These
battles are {:
/. The battle Of Marathon, fought 400
B. c., in which the Greeks under Themislo-
cles, defeated the Persans under Barus,
loreby turning back a ii lie of Asiatc inya-
son, which else would have swept over
Europe.
?. The battle Of Syracuse, 41S B. c, in
which the Alhenan power was broken, and
the West of Europe saved from Greek do
minion
3. The battle of Arabela, 33l B. c., in
which Alexander, by the defeat Of Darius,
established his power in Asia, and by the
introduction of European civilization produ.
ced an effect which may yet be traced
there.
Tho h,,ta Of ,,o,,n.,. ,,ru,, or
B. c., in which the Romans under Consul
Nero, defeated the Cauhaginians under Has
oroat pannhI;, ,.,s os.,Il;,hal
The r;o,ory IF Ar,oinins n O o,o,
-,',r'"' 1'o',' 0'''e' .''', "'''ol Sc
'"ceu ~, """' ''o'i % ''o'',~" G' |''''''','''r,
o. us p"'''e VI O""."s'' a. - 9''' !"
""r'i -AI''1s -l,''''' ,''0 'i"'' we
Sc" s'yleu '"'o"'sr o. "o"' ana saved
i1u'opo NUN '',''e u'n "''"'''"'
ne p''', u ours H. 10y !"
l'o'' N'''''''' '''I - '"' '''''"' VI '"'
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F"'oIc'
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Nn'''i "i'''",' ~ 1'o'l,'"''"y wa, ,'''o'''U'
Oro' ''e -N''e'o ',"N',' ''''o''' "',,' '"' S'''
=. WHICH was inc ,o,u''"'" o' INC A"A.'
No'"'"n "a'Ao" ""Ie" 10 no" "''''''""' III
tue "o''''
D. Inc battle OF Orleans A. D. l42'' /"
when Inc English were defeated, and the
independent existence OF France secured
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06


''''I l. RI L 4 w ''-I
VHvliE Subscriber who resides in Philadelphia,
K Offers for sale the .oaow,nr rropcgcv in Mil
ton, Northumberland county, VIZ: The iare,
3 -'-.L !, - - : '--'-,-'~' y
- N upper Milton, formerly occupied ny
MesSra tnt'eTfohs as Il Carnage Makers shop
The hulumE IS 90 ic'l it'ht on upper Aarr''
street 1"I 40 'I'i ON Iron' street, ana Is $50
stories h'So' Also i'" story
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'r other ma"oI'gt1'ma Pu'Po,a, ana "Hi .a s'.'
on '.'' Az" l,,, @ y'' ~ "P-
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Philadelphia, Ian. -, lSal-N
Sd.SatS"'3 E-o@2-H'
z IFE or CaRrar, handsomely bound D'Av-
Il rrGSr's llIsrouY or TIRE GrgoavArIoy.
or sale at the tnp', nnLgisirrs nrros by ' '''"
II. B. MAcSEp
sppbury. Jurv a. laio
T1IAvt p,r.l,r,,,, p,,.. Dool, a,l ,J,..
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&c c,r soIo hg II r. NASSEP
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06
WREWORTON HOUSE
TREYORTON, PA.

VESHE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
4 that he has opened Public House, in tie
new town of Trevorton, Northumberland county
and that he is well prepared to accommodate his
nearly opposite the Company's Store, He is also
provided with good stabling sufficient for 20 hor-
SEES. lie trusts by prompt and careful attention
to business TO meet share of the public patron,
age. HENRY B. WEAVER.
Trevorton, Jan, IL, ls5O--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06

ENTRACr CT GINGER.-A fresh supply
"a just received and for sale at this Office
Price 25 cents.
Sunbny, jay ~, 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-06
BANK NOTE TABLE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

MASSACHUSETTS.
All solvent bmiks ! dis
RHODE ISLAND.
All solvent banks dis
CONNECTICUT.
All solvent banks dis
NEW YORK.
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CITY or rnlLApELrIuK.
>. Bank notes Is dlt
All solvent banks par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-02
The Opera Mt Castle GIN rden.

very fashionable audience attended the performance
OF ErnsDi" last evening; and have witnessed
the enthusiasm Of the lovers Of the opera carried to
higher pitch than in the of Of the scenes,
Truf made than ordinary impression by her in
depreciation Of the carana, into which she threw much
agreeable animation and many srsticsl beauties In
deed she sang throug the opera to the entire salts
faction Of the audience Betni created impression
in his favor which cannot be efsced by any vocalist
among His splendid voice poured forth torrents of
melody. and his style captivated the public Marini
also produced a powerful sensation and his opening
aria vociferousy encored Beneventano shared in
the general triumph making the whole performance one
of the greatest treats of the To night Anna
Bolena is to be performed with the gifted Boso, the
,werfu confrat0 Caroline Yietti Miss Whiting, Marini,
Lorni With such vocalists to give effect to the
opera Thousands Of persons ought to be present to
precate the production.
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On Tuesday July l. MARY, wife Of John Sullivan for
merly of kenman, county Kerry, Ireland.
The friends and acquaintanoes OF the family are re-
spec fully invited attend the funeral from her late
residence 365 Pearl street at o'clock this day Wed
nesday). precisely.
on the 1st of July CArRIsA Hams, sisterin-law of
John Stepeck, aged 10 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, Wednesday July at 3 o'clock,
from her late residence, 272 Seventh avenue. Her
mains will be inferred at TriL ity Cemetery.
Tuesday morning July at 10 o'clock at the esi-
dence IF his father, in Ward street, Paterson, N. j.
Henry J. KING, late Of New York city, aged 35 years
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral to- day "wednesday at
o'clock,
ON sunday June 90 MARY PELI, relict of the late
John Pell.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
attend her funeral, Thursday the Sd Of July from
her late residence, CO Bowery
On Tuesday afternoon. July /, OF commissions, MARY
ABBEY. only daughter Of Abram and Mary Bassford
aged 9months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral which will take place
% Jones street, Beecker. Her remains will be
taken TO Trinity Cemetery for interment
On the LIST Of July, CAROLINE ELizABETH eldest daugh
ter Of W Liliendshl in the Goth year of her age
The members Of the Moravan Church, and the friends
Of the family respectfully invited to attend her f
neral this day ID inst. al O'Clock p. NJ from No 235
William street
On the LIST Of July CHARLES son of Charles and Mary
Hsrkin aged year and II days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
sptctfuy invited to attend the funeral this (Wedne
day. afternoon, at 2 o'clock from "a Cross street.
on Thursday. June %, Of chronic diarrhea, REBrccA
PURDY Pleasant Vile Westchester county in the 3oth
year of her age.
Her remains were taken to Tarrytown Cemetery for
fnterment
At Dwight Mission Cherokee Nation), on Sabbath
morning June 8, Rev DANIEL BurRIcg, for more than
thirty years faithful and useful missionary Of the
American RoaId of Foreign Missions among the Cherokee
people
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N EWS BY THE MAILS.


baltimore, July 1, 1851.
z,e Heaaer-.a Fine R0in-DeSo Of Thomas d. Johnston,
Esq-P,oersss Of The Baltimore snd Ohio Railroads.&c.
ofSspher Waish-Od Hrnkers Routed &c
After three weeks Of incessant drought We were
Blessed last night and this morning with several revving
showers not sufficient however for the wants Of mother
earth There is good prospect however Of further
fnstalment
IhomasD Johnston, ESQ, formerly a member Of the
extensive banking firm Of Johnston Lee died suddenly
yesterday aft having been attacked with parsly
sis whilst sitting in the psror of the Baltimore Club
rounded and converspg with several friends He was
conveyed home and died just he carried in his
door. Mr.. Johnston has died in the prime OF life,
having been only in the 5st year his age He the
second leading member of the club who has died the
sent year He was brother-in Law to Madame Celeste,
whose husband a brother to Mr. Johnston. Madame
Ceiees daughter also recently married the
Of Mr Johnston she viz been raised in his family
Several of our companies Of military are preparing to
Visit Washington the Fourth Of July and take part in
the lay ing the corner stone for the Capitol
management and 10 listen 10 the Grafton Of the Hon
Daniel Webster.
1t is officially announced that track Of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad has been completed To the Pied
mont station, twenty eight miles west OF Cumberland
which trains. with rails and materials are daily
passing On the 2lt Of July. this new portion of the
road will be officially opened by grand excursion from
this city after which the regular Passenger aud burhen
trains will pass to that point, bringing Baltimore
three hours nearer to wheeling and the great est
than she has heretofore been.
The report of the Of stephen Walsh in the Herald
OF sunday has created quite frore among our Irish
fellow citizens They look with confidence to their
countrymen in New York to furnish him with counsel
end every aid in offending himself frou the dem OF
ebe British authorities lie Is evidently too good nd
ztegent fellow for the mental position of soldier in
British barracks or TO be transported Botany Bay
Governor Lowe yesterday sent up batch of remoy
and appointments for this city which have quite
q stir amor the democracy Under Governor Thomas
all the oceswe held by the old hunkers Governor
Lowe has commenced u general sweep giving their
places 20 the young democracy The best Office in bis
gilt that Of Inspector Of Gusno he has given his
brother. in law DR. Polk
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only vessel. ~ the kOsas,eai Wind fresh from sw and
:C: Kitty eSsa;:
f., sns sr do pS1gS d Asss r1 rt
DO Tam osSsn Souls so A.sso diss S,rIs
Zanoni tbr) Wilson, for Cherbours Maine. Perkins for
Boston; Helen Ulmsr. dos RsiOrm, Ivermore Tor NYors
H Ss.sn V a e sm Mss s sn4e
2Sd-Arr ship Acadia tBr) Galliiee Liverpool CID sh'p
Kitty Cordes. LiverpOOl brig Sarah Brown. Andres New
NEW ORLEANS, June 2a-Arr ship Henry. Ann.rd. Rio
yshero; pig sea Beau hannor HAVANA iowed TO sea
E6KFoLK' june sS-Arr schr Almra T. Candy PEN
In Hs%psSp RGsds-Bris Juliet; bark LesntSs Bremen
@ Hfsa iss a Boz:
toni French. Csrdenas for Richmond, went up james
for NYori sah, brig LawtOn Gardner, Cuba Passed
ufS REV ioSbSs ia Ss sohr. Tennessee Taylor
ss oa for D
eatpr; Ger NYoTk for EGIwiGh; shs.sckst Smith Nor
Perseverance Hebron. Philadelpha.
NEW, BEDFORD, June 2o.Arr sohrs Mary Elizabeth
Philadelphia sloop Georgans Albany soth. schr Expedite
PnIHb EiPHIA. June -Arr bark r.rnapdin. Taomp
, Williams do; Davidson Kelly and Mary Miller Pea.
Miniin Collins. Providence; Ii Corbtt. Fleming. Will
PRoyfDENGE, June 2saArr sGhr. qrson. EnaSots and
hsPy sSops Falsd Allen dS Dayton and rs0
Horton COrson and hOnesuma Smith. Phadelphia 18th,
PoRTLAND June Ss-Arr bark c B Hamilton. Means,
H.vsI brig 9nseO HutOhDssn B.t%oTs sShrs Gen Tay.
Emy 4hss
SAVANNAH june H~sid bark Ammerland, FERRIS. Bre-
brigs Roamer Nichols, Cardenas Calvert Jones,
SALEM June 2sAr .shrs Bay STATE tof St csGrss,
Rohdou Fount NYork Sid 2Sth schrs STAR and Co.
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Passenger Arrived.

sAvANNAH-steamship Florida-Thos On arterman, Miss
Quarteman Geo and lady Aiss ahour Master
VIM. Geo Cumming lady children and nurses Mrs
Jones and children. Miss NEWELL Mrs Brailsfsrd Miss
Whitmore A Anderson John Does Mrs Minis Miss Minis
Miss K Johnston Mrs Winn, Miss Baker. Miss Warner
Miss Chamberlain. Mics Kate o Bren Mrs Nathan Ellis
RWiider child and servant 2ssn ana lady Fay,
Nickerson. J Renhart Young Clunas, Mont
mon. " Kimbal VIM Warner, lady. children and ser
Newberger Mrs q Mills, children and servant. Banks
lady and children. Geo Ptkin. Geo carroll Jr. Will
link. Capt h Dickerson. Dewitt, DR. L Nicholl.
Sawyer Robt Stafford Bacon. Mrs Tent Miss Ker Hon
LenE Chamberlain. Mrs Prendersras children and
servant W% ;sd LADY children and
Henry andlsdy. Mrs Myers, Mrs Ryder sibley Col
sbley. Morris John Kocksnbaugh Lsohlisson james
child, Avery. ii Robinson. Pinch, Downer,, A
Dodge Mr. Me ,caf Guyon. Mr. Haicroner, Cable, VIM
Dodge, John Clarke-47 in the steerage.
CHAR EsroN-Steamship Marion.O II Middleton and ia
nt .siass ifsss
wainwright, o Dyer. sibiey. sbley, Howard and
lady Mrs Perine. Miss Fisk. Douglas Rev Purdy
C Flag, d Pratt. Mrs Smith, Mrs Lery, Miss
Flaming, Miss Baker, Mrs Schruer, Miss schrner
Miss Scbriner. Master Schrner Mrs Nichols and chill
mans Miss Kelly, A Solomans, Dr. Schmidt, b So
monguer, Barrera, Domonguer. Crane, VIM Ash
ton. sioirs. b Cuthbert CqthSsIt Pettbone. DR.
SConley. Dump Treat lady and children. Field
lady and children. Thos Gordon, Swaheld Miss
Abbott, L Catlin. sherman. Dumont, W ) Hurd.
lady and child, Mrs Berry Miss Ewan the steerage
Canada johnson, Newark. 49,
TRINIDAD, CvsA-Brig George l. Abbott-hiss Lucy Ann
NASSAU NPnscir Anne sophia-pr Miller. of Tar.has-
Capt Bingby.
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grandson of big Samuel Mcdonald of the Kings Life
Guards, well known Of the most herculean sta
ture Of his day
SARTIs collection of anatomical figures
being exhibited in this city for very short
vous to the collection being sold II that exquisite pro
ducton Of anatomical art the Moorish Venus had no
earthly beyond the qualification Of an intelligent and
natural curiosity the wonders Of the human struc-
would deserve to be elassed amongst the most in
teresting exhibitions of any time country. IL Is
revelation Of the internal mechanism Of our bodies such
as no elsewhere obtain otherwise than by
painful inspection Of the operations of the dissecing
But the knowledge 1t lays bare OF the arcana OF
physical organization is valuable as IL Is curious
= useful as II Is interesting
MADAME ANNA BIsHor begins, next week her roydse
musical in Albany and will visit afterwards Troy Utica
Syracuse SC She has engaged the great and favorite
bufo Signor SapqurcO and also that young uerDeiHe,
the female volinist siguorina LAWNS Bsndin Bochsa
who is much better in health will conduct the perform
which will combine the attractions of and
operate scenes in costume.
Parodi gave concert at Columbus. Ohio, the 2sth
ut and announced TO give one at Cleveland on the
lsti