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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-23
FALL TRADE-1s5I.
uDY the Europa, Africa, Humboldt, aud other steam
IT. ers from Liverpool and Have, we are now IT

uHy the Europa Africa Humboldt, aud other steam
IT. ers from Liverpool and HAVE, we are now re-
ceiyng our fall imP9 N On GERMAN DRY
GOODS,
purchased in the principal European markets exclusive
ly for cash. RI, ~. : MFpI
CAN GOODS, purchased from the manufactures or
their agents Oh tile most favorable terms, ,ng TO-
gether the largest and handsomest stock OF goods we
have ever had the pleasure OF eShlbltng we respect
{ulIy invite the merchants OF Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee, who are disposed to encourage nome
market 10 give stock an examination, with the as
surance that our prices, both for foreign and domestic
Goods, will be found as low and our terms as LIBERAL
as those of any house in any market in the Oniled
States ,,.,,,n @ ,,n,ro,
se2 hENI IAiLNL " hEN
stock Of Philadelphia Porter and Ale, in quart and
mint bottles Private families, myallds, &C, can De
SUPPLIED with an excellent article and in prime ORDER
1t VII be sent TO any part q df {he e "a yEND1NNG
se24 JOHN CLGtND1 l1to
GUP ERROR SOAPS Genuine old Brown
~ Windsor,
White Windsor,
Pure Castle, white and notified, old and dry,
Military Soan of Vroome q FoWer's, Rlgge, brock
bank & Rigge's, Daniels and Williams manu-
Honey Soap Of Coville's, Ceave's, GosneIs and
Lows manufacture,
Rose, Almond, Camphor and Almond
Envy OF Snow, and the celebrated Chinese Skin Soap,
very superior article.
AlSO,
Rousse's or Bazin's Barber's, Omnibus, Circassian'
and other varieties,
Lows old Brown Windsor, Honey, Musk, Cosmet-
les, DC.
Hauel's Nymph, BARRIERS, &c,
Hyde's Palm, Monumental, &c,
Tayors Floating Lily, Crystalline, Floating, Palmy-
rene, &c,
Heuseys Crystalline Soap
Hubs Pure Palm,
Railways Medicated Soap, together with the celebra
ted Panarston Soap for Shaving.
ALSO,
Guerain's Ambrosial Shaving Cream and Cakes,
Williams Yankee and American Barber soaps,
RousseIs, HauePs, r 4 G A Wights, Williams
National, and other celebrated Shaving Creams
e-lgreat variety, for sale 10 all quantltes by
ADlE 81 GRAY,
Apohecaries and Druggists,
Successors to Alex. Duval,
No LAT Main ST., Richmond
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-23
KENT. PAINE & KENT.

DORTER AND LEI have on hand large
mint bottles Private families, inyalids, &c, can be
Supplied with an excellent article and in prime ORDER
Il Will be sent 10 any part OF the city.
sa9d JOHN CLENDINlNG
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-23
ROCKS e. BELL,

EUREEtTN q DOMESTIC DRY NOOEBs,
No. IL PedrL or Fourteenth street,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Havuna Market.

HAyAsA. TUESDAY, Jsy e.
1 casks RICE per Isabel placed AZ 1875, 3S o5s
vaiencis aa e. end go bags at ssrs
enes our report of sh June the Sugar nsrke, has DIS.
Sssa, sSeS s c Gs The nsr srsde. q, prcc,
While other Descriptions have genssaliy mAhl3 ,as NJ
s.re made 4. ne pod for % se1s aeary
awlng to eiose, and the sock OF sog AZ y i,iv
- sSe sa1sces on abroad . continue rather
riAs The inquiry for whs. 20 toe no n,ec.ed foy
tine W. Nae on, oao s,,ons as follows Far % supe
Us Whltcsst 20 si's florete WHITES ys enoos 81, .r,
q urachas ~ - an some parcels Of very ordinary Nus
eovados were sold Al 3rs and the fe" hnooAn's pA "
moInssrs.a. Are ii 70 Il rial, in the out ports snd al
The sales of RE comprised abolt 800 csss n store & =,
10 lol and 10. RAILS an Of 40 whcn arrive ~
casks realized 10 rsis and the rest io Ias sgt.s X G &c
FIEHHTs are siil lower The last char e1s we're @ q -
Sd f CSwss s. lss for s2se I of the crSD
remains for shipment rood many vessels WIN s'i DC ,r
su,ed We anofe Ior Sugar 20 United aes ST. pot Ie
rate for ruoasses nominal, there beng no iaguy '
vessels o.,, ,,.,i,., New
yo,s aod Bostor eS7 b cent discount ..., RI .
psovsrossBean. Bet sal'sd 70 5OsS .1 ~ y
81 Fish Cod. 2sss2 rs qtl new Hams, n o aud west
ssocTRiss-Coaee ia, Ga 500 per qt do 81 and Sd
q d. nom image. 3a6. nom Honey. is ,,an sn
Molasses Glazed 70 rs ksg 90 T d. -
es d. Cucurucho eos Lard lSa-rs arr Mac ei erei
pGaiess sss :, 100 .ds, S sSs scarce ea'A i'"
LusBgR-Bhds ieSl7 rs boaris and Piinks r, i'oVD
tes s11ssz1. do y p 27a30 ShoOks box r. each do
su~ar hLSs lC le 90 Moasses l6ale 90 days city l2at
enutry. Sim les y 0eG S363 so $500 u
EAvAL SToREs-TM, 34a6 bbl Rosin. sIsll, rurpen-
tune, spsriis 81 10 - qti 49, ,..
ExcF AsGEO On B.s'on and New fors = e. oiscoull
philadelphia. x do: New Orleans d. LONDON 81 Pe
Pans .4j dI-. ~,
FaEicR RTs-To the Un'ed State. sugar 3 rials oof
NoIssses x2a2s y hhds rom Sugars IN hid sfsfl
2JThe Sugar market s about the same as De.ofe S'ou
Mslasses dealers very firm - o -. -.
The ca cask, Rice nent0ned sOid were go cas- al
10 re- Isabel AMI Agus LAC casks a l0 r. Sea Gun
Cnmdep Midas Argus ami Somers We have 10 ada tntt
S casks brought per Isabel placed az TO- rs 200
bae, Valencia At g. aud eC0 bag at 81
NO more PIP Lunhfr has come IN
There Is nothing Of interest 20 add about freghts
Exchange ON London g. 81 = cent pren; NY ana bos-
ton 6la7 p cent dis
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
Passengers Arrived

IL stsGpsip Msr.on from Caaylesioa-w Rabe,ck and
LADY Miss BarEer Mrs Prniap. b. We ,''i Dr.
sheeSSk Nae BoSS Me y SeSmf, % en- Celia aad % lady.
Mrs Norton, Miss Guu.kie, Robt Mure. Milhken
Morse, Jr. md LADY, 6 King lady aud child. Mlss
A Gadsden. Mrs >mlth. Mss A Bates. Mrs X ldr-
Gues and child Icd ard iadv Mrs Esdra four chlden
and servant. Minor. lady snd two chidren. T plume.
hiss Alexander. Mss Bone Ino Whitehead and adv 3
DAYS I >ea.o'A, { Caspian and lad, + VI Carev Il
Fare. MIS- Earle aud tNo children. Mss Rrorkl land
lie Miss Pmnsr Nisrss c IeSSs R,,5Ir nm
W Thompson. II Kln,san. = r Copoerihwst p
Lay. NJ Russell " Cotoui. J VI Ferris. Miss 5 [
CaltG Duttou. USA; W Pr.ngie Mr. Yod1g Mis-
n atszo laoy, Mss Laiazo and servsat Bacley
aid laey A Andrew. Lecsse CO. 4 Rafel!n , Low
rtn, Ms Wilson MIS- Windhan. Mrs. = v t'.i coi
ioni. G Lamar, lady and child Drev X ieli-nzn n
S'rome, P Gro'e,. " N eall. I Boutwell,. " An
aeIson Spear and 30 in s,eerage SlooI Sstieser
IA >feeHssA,p FOrtaa from SstqaHaA-Wnl B.,tess6r
ehd, Mas 5 A oAvsr Mss s. appy Mrs I c Mi
Mss MS sndsrsDn - sarah Biyns. Mrs Norris. Ms
s prrdie and lady, / BurlhAm Geo Wsldo1rs.
Snnh lsdy and cild. Miss Sitis. Mrs. W Al .as and
and servvlt 4 Cloud and ladv Rev W PTes,ao' +
Bee her ASucles 1ady aad child b Bethuue wm Emory
Gee Bseeher jog Lombard Jas Shehan Sen Bonkey
Sheer, Nj Missouri PlAtt. Mrs NJ Harvey Mrs Day,s
G6s1as sao assssI c1 NH Hstrla. a.ai
Gum sd' and child John Ward lsdy child and ser
saSess sad sdg eI0.lT, Ius ssfs NJ s5s
,sI and servant, Hs Ssl'onsiall Miss Salrousaii
hlNaru NeColiey. Gibbs, B b Hotchslss, A A Pettv
Mrs !1TS and ch..d; iiss Coyd G sutton, " Bad
Hln, n Sl.9Ety and LADY, A Fisher. John Wilmer =
IreancT hyar. Geo Swift Robert smith c PAL
harsi. n merry Spegry. Johnson and ladv NJ.
SeS'on Jenn hosers. G " ate, Jas Weed A A RtF
S,nh Shf. an, 4 X sell. AID q the ste.rags
N SG-k Mon iRnsA. from Bsifzs-ThoS gardner pa
hecca. Jane, sarah. Rehna David Maa AMI rh0s MI
kNsn Shields George Webster May Jaae WebsSsr Pas;
beSiue, Eizs Law, Catherine Barresf0rd THIS Dosn,a1
Robert Patterson. '---e'
IN sca Arhasae from Nte- (rlerns-I GarfnAr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
Disasters, &c.

Snip ALLIANCE AsHcRE-The ,hip Alliance. from Liy
500. foi Charleston. with acag9 Of railroad ron e4'h
enwale cf, goods. &c went ashore 0n Cape Roman Dl
IL. zGh She has board about 40 passengers Ih
steamer Charleston alongside o her on the Sth anu
used every effort 10 get her on but who success The
po' boat Chase has brought 10 Charleston full load OF
Or, goods from the ship The following an extract u
letter from Can't Robinson to Capt Joseph IueAsr one oi
carr RoMaS July s. 1851 i 90; ashore on Thursday.
18th at4 50 tired o. get oil agan, but without efsct
YeStday discharged railroad ALONGSIDE N order 70
tighten but the increasing forced me higher upon th-
shoal had tae Charlie ton b. Ine bli night aii
this morning Sh. ried 20 pull "a but failed do
ing had noyg three the hold aud there -
but Lite prospect II getting OF AZ an however no stsroa
on y part shall be spared II thsrs h 'ud be any wind N
gone | sha leave. after taxing all from the snip.
The recent loss Of bark Sophla u Caais, during fg
Is sad 70 have been occaoned by Capt Everett ns aAIG
the os bell Libty Island i0 that on QuOddy Head
TET URIt METEOR. Capt Thomas james, formerly Of
I4,h Nov 1880 since which time nNhng ie mute Ais p-en
heard 4 her Her chef ofhcers name : n % simmons
son ol 20 Simmons Esq, Of thls cy' aud nephew y,
fle are apt Simmons, Of san Ersncls-o Her SECOND
ofcerI - a of Capt Gardner. VI Bedford, Mas
TIE American brig VEsIA. Lawrence, oi New \ efA'
= IA Galveston bonnd % Boston put key Wes' gn
lie 2lsi rs; and sailed the day-clew Sex Ca[ l.
rrpoTis heavy gale O1 Wind al and n, AZ CAV eston -
The AnerclH urls CHARLEs, oi Bost m pui INTO hsf
vsou-caco % tales cotton and bound for BostoaOIt
f roy SONS and She sailed for Boston on the 10TH
Bre Leghorn French a; tais POI, ron kichHoDd d
reports that the zth INST, Of Cape Honl0peI saw
fe-auda aft cloOBeI tn the lss Of her mtin>a Ahl
b had resal set, and gif topsal for Jit- Onll
Noh supposed she lost her sas he aht p'eTlols n
BRIe MAINE al savannah from Providence on the is,
INST of Cap. Fear lightning struck ilre- zi-llnt mast
nam gail and sPit nIurlng 4 her men "no mas
Ioss OF ScHR STEPHEN CyPHILLrgs-Tae shio Chasea,
hlch sailed from Boston the 18th INST Tor hranch
returned the 18Th leaky She has On board Sc
Of the OF the sch Stephen Philips oil ahd 10
ipst Tie materials and Will be saved ID damaged
state
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

ORcurT.-The city has been filled with
vumors in ref.tence to the respite OF this UNHAPPY
msn, sentenced TO be executed on Friday next But
no authentic information has been received tnat the
Governor intends to interfere. Whether he VIII
grant a respite will probably be known by the next
ma from llany but we do not learn that anything
has tIanspued on which TO found hope that the
sentence will be commuteG. tUuca observer.
Com DISCOVERED IN ILLINoIs.-The Ga
lena Jefsrsonian gives the following information :
I" On the farm Of Mr. Wise, adjoining the Sand Prai
re. Jo Dawes County. have been discovered. iln-
bedded in what is here commonly called pipe clay,
several pieces OF gold OF a cubic shape (Who put 1t
there y We are assured by Mr.. Wise tins ls no hum
bug Some tune the next ensuing week he "ih
bring in several humps FOR public inspection piece
fon the digfings was this week sold for 81
~ The Jersey Shore Republican says
that Rev. John II. Grer, Presbyterian Minister, has
married since he has been a resident Of that place
four hundred and seUca couple
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
Rv TeIeurnph.

BOSTON july 29-Au ships John Cumming. Gtand
Turk Suly 49, Dubln Mobile, bars William. CardenaS July
lS bries Margery st Martins July H. Persia, ManSanls
July {. Gen wilson, Apalachlcola, Samuel Brown hnd
Neitol. Alc1antua, Hasklns Baltimore. Caaton and
Eraganza Philadelphia. Pruss sch Catharna, Antwerp
sch Florence Port-au- Prince Juy 20 Lett bngs Monte
Chustn ds FAIRY Philadelphia, IS Spoke 2lst, lat 81
"a lat 70 bark George Smouse, Boston Tor Havana.
SchS Abel story Cape HaySiee July u, Madonnl Car
deras July 49, Ccrnella and President HauSoc, NfOrk
Reiurued-Shp Chasca. hence 18th inst, for Mlramichl
having on the night the 20th struck Black Ledge OF
Care Sable but of on the 2lstwent INTO Darlington
arhor found fore foot started rudler injured and the yej
sci eaky She has board of the of the fish
ing stephen Philips of and for Southport. lost
Care Satle the night of the 20h with of 400
qunals # sh-the materials and cargo were saved IN
damaged state
PORTSMOUTH Iuly 23-Au sch Bird. NYork, 26th
brgS Porto Rico and Lexington. Phla
SALEM July 28Arr brig Potomac, Sierra Leone, June
a. Ieft hrlg Sea New. NYork. waiting ergo.
TARPAULIN COVE. July g7-Au ship Rambler, Tai
cab Nav A. too sperm for Nantucket leit at Tai
cahuana shp Susan Nantucket. 100 sperm, for home
Spoke Nav q lat 81 t0 Ion 6S s. ship Architect NYOr
f san Frhc cath lat 50 40 Ion 81 30 bark Homer
Boston Or West Coast of Central America July 2), Int
81 81. lon 90 50 ship Norma. NYork for Havana
NEW BEDFORD, July 2S-Sld bark Greyhound. At
lanf.C
NEW ORLEANS, july 26-Sld ships Atlantic NYork
Magnolia Bostcn.
Ar 2Gth ships Vicksburg, Nev-Yors; John Murray,
Bcs or.
Sld ship Thomas Perkins, Boston
BALTIMORE. July 29-Arr brgs W + Stafford Bangor
NaIcv ST IhCmas.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
Eorefgu Ports,

ltCAi. F.yen J.ly H. bras s snas McNeaF. tor New
Yosk 3 Gs aiso Er brs e. New-f9rS ia . or j.
sailed from Honolulu Apr y, ship Loo Choo Mean 'd
IN N-Soul Manila
Aar u Lal.ltar Aur 10. harS Inca Mara, aus, ~
isrl Jan ~ ard sk. 18Th Tor MoraHos;le.
Ar .; E.lleEr letA l.t. haTk Llcy ElE3oC'h. h''d
Crrls.a.. i'r SYork and sd sane GAy
~ n RIO 7aneiro Jale A. .r's i'asSl, Plrrt;. Phn-
de phia Sid lSh bark seneca -. ahlgen, Phaielph A.
eIsf. brig S4Sf tSVl Nlork.
A. Surnsm 18th ut. nrg< Sefels, Upton tor Ssien,
rrc Came Rates for Gloucester ION INST, Pleiai's,
Cecier from DO 9Th. spartan, Lander from Boston.
arr eta
Al tJereiue july p brig Tru1lo Mallgan ior NYors.
Unc. ouly An s>el
At s, Thomas july -. sch EEsilne. t0f AleKlndra a.
RICE fou BlrraaosS bfgs Water Witch, tot
Ba-.Hioi fia DO. orders, Mar Emehae S2aiag.
York dsoharslnE John MARSHALL TYLER. lrtfnQue. VIZ
freight. Several oiher Am vessels wtS freight Freight
scarce AMI none BE had
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

Bric Gen. of Hseefis, al Bsnns-a IA ss sas ~;h
A. :. He,ers ss.y g sark LsIssr. sisvsr Of sI.Ssc
xVh III al. "a DO sh al hEHi-seai hSne 10 -
s;raflaa lsisnss las: ( N.srh. Hlls "A. C..h. of
My ~ 70 tsis wA ~.
A. P-.s n Seychelles. Fee IS, bark win Henrl, josls
Wneu. oil p. I'd -
Spok.E-Juys lat 30 Ion IS 3 scA Hanover. q Prov
-rs-ou y r. % rs out NO ossn r.7ogtet whlhng hr-
T.ehl oi Tn4o Salh aear the Gesern Islands On the
isf tJrne VII % hols - oil
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
From oar Correspondents

PHILADELPHIA. July z9-ArrtCfd-SChs Salls " hei-
ton. Wheaton, New-Ymk \ Morton. Candy fdo. Tele-
graph DckInson do james Fisher, Anderson, Lon
don steamer kennebec. Seymour, Ne~-fofk schr SanI
Castnsr. Cullen, Providence
Ch0red-PaTk Elliott, ID zen. Boston, bfl- LYDIA an
uipg NcIngre Bost, d. Seine Carrier, Ju0bs, NBedord
Sally Wheaton. Wheaton. Harlem. ID nton Dlnon.
Charlestowr Mass James Fisher, Anderson, Etireen
w!ch A Norton Candy. Prvlde nee, Edna L. Kelly Si-
lem, Saml Bolon, Meclon. Lynn, Telesaphl Dckns3n,
Bridgtrcrr: Saml Casner, Cullen, Boston, CANDY,
Ieines New Bedford steamers Pf<lglsc" ,iarN, Ne"
Yorl. Coucsiora Hand do. Noyel'y, Brggs. do .
NEWPORT July 27-Ar brig Random. Crowell, Fall
River for Philadelphia sch Doughty Murphy. Cohas-
fr Philadephia ZIP ESSEX Cummings, Nsw-fOrk tor
Fall River About 10 wind bound vessels sailed to-day
2Sth schr Frank, Cash, Albany for Providence
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
spoken, &c.

July 2 lat q &c. long 80 20. brg Cushnoc, Of
New-Yo'k. steering WSW.
Jrne s was seen gong 81 Helena ship Inca Cool
rich. from anton, March ~ for London.
Jolly lat 26 n, long 50, bark Dudley from Caas Tor
New-NoTk
July 25 of South Shoal Of Nantucket, brig Majestic, i'm
Boston for Gonaves.
july r. in Mona Passage bark Pla'o Carroll, fm Ponce
for Turks Island, to load for New York.
July 90 lat H. long IS, bark Louisa o and
from PHILADELPHIA for CaTd,nas.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
Receipts of Produce

b. The North River Boats THesdoy-l24 465 bbls Flour,
2i6 pkgs Butter lo2 bales Wool 10 bbls Whisky. 1871 do
Ashes l2G75 bush Oats 3JO3 do Wheat 46 Sol do Corn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
To Mariners.

Custom HOUSE Nantucket, June %;
The Tuckernuck Cross RIp Light Boat 5 now % .hs
raIlu sy undergun thorough repair The sch LaTaA n
heeu placed the above station, where she VIII Iealn
snd erhf Light curng the Of the Light Vessel
~ WR K EAsrON. Collector.
The Government ordered the steamer Het
~, 20 proceed 70 Mosquito Inlet for the purpose OF
a ste Tor light house 4, that point
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
MARRIED..
DIED.

June G. by Rev Carnage, LID, Mr.. PLUMB Of
Syracuse to Miss EMELINE DILLINGHAM; Of Osdens-
burg, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
York and Harlem

II II Y IUI1-N NE'--NN !" T YIN HIlF tKNIItIE
L Ral Road COMPANY The Directors of tais cOsapAay
have declared the Fourth Semi AueuL Dividend Of TWO
PERCsST on the OLD CAPITAL STOCK oct Of the
net earnings of the months snins June SSk 1851
payable the Office 81 Their TresSnrer No Ccn,re s
ana after TUESDAY August Sh. between the eoou Of
A NJ and Nj.
The Transfer Books WI, he closed "a sfay jay 2syh
al o'clock = NJ and cpeDcd on Wednesday. A0sa<i eA
al 10 o'clock, 4 .
SAMUEL VI BLArCHFoRD. Treasurer
New York, July Ivh. 1851 DN taas
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
OyylcK NKw-YoRK AND ERik RAILROAD Go. 1
NaRk Juiv "A lkll

NOTICE.-Ihe seml-annual interest on
! Y the Convertible Bonds of this Company, and On the
Inrom. Bonds due tie st of August n-rt will he paid
on that day ON preseuaou of the Coupons at The oce
the Comuany, - Wall-St NATHANIEL hAkSH Sec y
New York. July u, 1851 yb MGt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
" halerS.

Sailed from New Bedford sh, ship EGterprse, Sor,h
psc,fc sen Lively, Atlantic Ocean
Shp Hzrbnger, Wsstport, reports Jan o. ~ CaLsO.
shp Adene Ghbs Weeks Fair1ayeo 7vo So, and saw eE
take a whale the day afcY
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
OYricg ROCHESTER AND SYRACUSE HR. Co 4
CAN.SDATGVA, l7th July. 1851.

nINIDEND.- Notice is hereby given,
that the Directors Of ths Company have declared
Sent Annual Dividend of rlN T. PER CENT payable
the first day Of August ne VI the net pro its OF their
business for the months ending tAe Isl
Stockholders whose Stock registered the Transfer
Books for thus Company. kept the CITY OF Ne~-NOrk
Will az the Bank OF the state of >ewNofk
Those whose Stock registered IN the Transfer Books
Kept the CS OF Boston viii pay neni at the Of
ice Of Messrs ] Thayer Brother IN that city and
those whose Stock registered the kooks kepi Can
andagua will receive payment AZ this Once.
The Transfer Books viii closed the evening Of the
2iSt INST and renamed closed ull tho lSt prox
wi taul CHARLES SEYMOUR Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

GAN FRANCESCo.-AiSop q co.
kS.f Sal.arz>s and "a. .n'tSAes hraacA
l~ir huUss san FIntrt-l, Cziioaua aaalsr the
h,sL al AISOf CO. lAe ssra.z pss,ssss thee
CpaRIIS \ iOlif EMCS AL CAAkLES GaIS-
uOID Ey 'he article q r knefshp fAe 'raAssrt,es
Stlcth hrged q .lusss-en b4slncss FOr fatser
particulars z;El % the geHi parner
~ I'm IhEoDORE ". Riley. a. Soa;h-st MI
NOTICE The Co-Partner>aip hereto
sire e,is, rr hssVecn LNNtN CObh. sr. and n.
v CRlI1ENDkN. y fa.s Cky @l>>. srj
Ne~-Yors. Jals 4. ts~l. d. ". CRiTTENDEN.
US 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

sINf.TTRs ALVt>ac----rHTs DAY.
SCsA.se- - ~e's II - F1rS-fl.-r- --- 9 ia
TlTsss tTz7.---llT j.
SaDd, II OK Ahi {, Island 20 ita 4ciGs'e " j,n
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
FINANCIAL.

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
\Let NEW-JERSEY The INTEREST COUPONS og
the Mortgage fonts cl thS Goa 1ang 4 b. AUg - pr.x
WILL BIZ PAID GA ald aer thst date nrs ssa,asn
TIE o.lee of JOHN Z JOHNSTON } Wal Il Nes.
York O,29 W. GEO. Il. PESRAN. Treasurer.
nRAFTS on the BANK of IRELAND
I-Pa. able 81 sga; al gsrts lrs.And-tOr sale ,,
n. Insh Emlgrsut Sgs.ety, 81 Chamhvr>-st
GREGORY DILLON, Presdeat
JAMES STuARr. Treasurer s@yAwArs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

MONEY-Si5,0O0 to Loan on Mort
lVb gage II Real Estate m BROOKLYN and New York in
sums To suit applicants, By h MONIES, 90 broadway,
N9O htt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The

I'm Nb'l VA III - iV'Np'-t nc
interest the public Stocks Of he CITY vf New-vork
due and PAYABLE Asg1s' Isl 1884, Will be pad that DAG
Nv SHEPHERD KNAPP. Esq. Chamberlain OF ths CITY
at the MECHANICS BANK. No % wall-srest The
trans fer books Will be closed ED>ESDAY. July 9TH
a o'clock M For The accommodate On of Stockholders
transfers Will be permitted during he perea the boks
nam closed take eject Aug II lst omptrollers
once New-york, June 3oth, 1881.
iy2 tAu7 JOSEPH X TAYLOR .Ccmpirsllss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
I AND WARRANTS Bought or Lo-

Jcated IN the States oi Wise 'nsin lhn0s and Iowa,
upon carefuly selected lands by WsShbume Woodman,
Mineral Point. Wisconsin. W. ". will pay the highest
puces for lands located by themselves MeS,s Rodgers
Moodman % Wnllanl- st New Work, Will purchase the
and Warrant. aud attend % all b"siness connected
herewith George Woodman Counsellor at-law, ~ VIII
am attends 30 obtaining Land Warrants Pensions.
Sc for soldiers others entitled thereto Iyls im'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

BRo,DwAY INsuRANcE OFFICE. Jaly -. 1851.
hlNlDEN D.-A semI-annual Dividend
. Fof FIVE PER CENT has this DAY heeu declared
payable and aftcr the dsy cf August nsNt-un,h
winch the rrsnsos Books vii be closed hy order II
the Board ly23 2vl JOHN WRAI. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

est payable this City Having taken. through hs Bank
ing house of SELDEN. WRITER'S Co, Of Washington,
60 500 OOO
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-08-30
The Cuban Invasion.

The Cuban Revolution is already trans
formed into an iRraSion. Troops are openly
departing in numbers, lronfvarious parts ol
the country. War with Spain, and further
annexation, is we fear inevitable. The in
fanny of this bloody government is to be
deepened aud blackened still further. Pub
lie meetings are advertised in New Orleans,
Charleston, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh aud else
where. Troops ore passing down the River
from Kentucky. And every means seems at
once called into vigorous reguisition to ex-
cite indignation against the Cuban Govern
ment, aud for arousng the blood thirsty spir-
it of this nation. The mob in New Orleans
on the 2lst inst, destroyed the office of a
Spanish press in that city--destroyed the
property of other Spanish citizens sacked
the office of the Spanish Consul, and COM
PEELED him TO take refuge from their fury, in
a prison. The latest accounts states that on
the 22d, 1000 men surrounded the prison
and threatened its demolition, unless the
Consul was given up.
A meeting IN New Orleans, said to num-
ber twelve or fifteen thousand, Resolved, en-
Enthusiastically TO recommend the purchase of
Cuba. That is the cue-bully Spain into
sale, and their northern minions into a pur-
chase.
How long will men who claim TO be the
champions of freedom, retain their connec-
ton with and their support Of this govern
ment. We go for revolution. Not in Gu
ba, but at home. Away with this govern
ment whose main business it is to support
slavery by bloody violence and national robe
ry. Talk Of anarchy and bloodshed as the
result of separation from this government! !!
What have we now? Blood shed and anar-
chy for the sake of union with robbers of
nations and kidnappers of men. II we
must have anarchy and war better to have it
under pretcnce of securing liberty and JUS
tice than as now. But we are not driven to
this alternative. The anarchy and blood
shed and ROBBERY will cease, if we but with
draw the means Of its support. II is on the
toll and wealth of the North on which this
monster government riots and fattens this
which enables it TO accomplish its schemes
of stupendous wickedness. No union with
the invading tyrants of defenceless nations