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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-17
The Britannia Bridge.

The PERMANENT public opening of the new line of
tubes for the down line from London to Dublin has
taken place, the great structure being now III all
important RESPECTS made complete. On the day of
opening Captain Simons, the Government Inspector,
went over it early in the morning. and instituted
conjunction with the engineers, long series of
perIrfents- The first experiment consisted in pas
sing two locomotive engines through the tube, and
and resting them at intervals In the centre of the
sections.
At nine O'Clock, a train of twenty eight wagons
and two locomotives, with $50 tons, of coal, was
drawn into all four of the tubes the reflections be-
ing carefully noted. These reflections were ascer-
tanned to be exactly threefo urths of inch under
this load. After repettions of these experimental
ordeals, which occupied several hours, the train of
$50 tons, with its two locomotives, taken about
mile distant from the tube, and then suddenly shot
through it with the greatest attanable rapdity and
the result was, that the DETECTION at this immense
velocity of load sensby less than when the load
was allowed to remain at rest the tube It is sta
ted that the heaviest gales through the Straits do not
produce SO much motion over the extent of either
tube the pressure against the side of the tubes
ten men and that the pressure of ten men keeping
time with the vibrations produces oscillation Of
| OF one inch and quarter, the tube itself making
sixty -seven double vibrations per minute
The strongest gusts of wind that have swept ur
the Channel during the late stormy weather do moi
cause such vibration of more than quarter of ar
inch. The broadside of a storm causes oscillation
OF less than inch but when the two tubes are
braced together by frames which is now being done
these motions it is expected, will The actor
OF the sun at midday does not move them more thar
quarter or three eighths of inch. The daily ex
pansion and contraction of the tubes varies from
half an inch to three inches attaining either tn
maximum or minimum about three o'clock, A. Nj
and P M.-London Paper 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-17

T1RESH Arrivals per Schr. Charles MLlsg
L % Rags best Rio CoHee
% bbls. of Canal Flour
% boxes Cheese, from IL to Is TBS. extra
2 bags best Java Coffee;
2 doz. half gallon Jars mixed Pickles. For sale at
jan IL. GEO Ii. KELLEY'S.
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Brooklyn C,,y rr,e,l,p.oce.

TrIE Las MuhpkR HupsoS sESuE--rnE ISQussr.
Cor Bah yesterday inorni,ag held inc uest in
the Ufce Of the Chief Of Police inquire into the cir
cumstsnces attending the death Of 0stharine Spuks,
which tar they ooad be ascertaned given in
the liz all II yesterday.
Drs q, chran and Minor deposed that Their had made
posi- mon exanaasion asri that death had sued
from ussion of te bria, caused by violent blow,
spTaeEtly with soare blunt slrunent. it might
been mans list tssil the body presented no
marks Of inury except out about inch in length,
extending from III. Middle of the right bioU
angle Of the upper ld of the der lid
and slight abtasioa OF tle.outice about inch in
length. posterioT To tbe r.gn Several witnesses
were examined, but there htte evidence against
the prisoner tyondhls own mission AMI statements
Mrs, Mary Du-coil stated that lac her house
Monday mor.iug and ssked for glass eff gn that he
then h. tssu very bad for her that hs wis,
was dead that tb,y rad had quar- el sunday night
ana that she had struck Eim the face with sh
that he ssC peL I'd up OF his boots Knocked
her do" II st-a that he was going te IKE City all
give Inns ID up.
John title gave, evidence OF the prsoner calling on
Of lolic, the day before; sad that the pr
son.r had been IN thehaat OF ,srsatirg the deceased
the accused pp-sen appeared recovering
from drunken IT. and had mark Of his eyes,
apfafently from very recent blow.
The axe rags ana boot jack already spoken Of were
produced and identified.
The examination lasted nearly all dsy. and shortly
afer five o'clock ABE jury found that the deceased
TO her d sth 10y t2ow blows indicted upon her by
her husband in the heat Of passion, bu; without malice
afor.lht Utht
Tar UnnsD Ess,ss CosRAsY (of Bs1more), No. IL,
visitsd brooklyn yesterday and received by the
Grasshopper Engine Go. No II, at the Fulton Ferry
Thence they went to the Navy YaJd paraded the prin-
cpa treetA and p-took Of plentiful and elegant ool-
laton ut MAJOR tonsey the Union Hotel Liberty street
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By the arrival % the steamer America, st Hall
fax, wo have th-se days later Information from
Europe than was brought by the Pacific, Satur-
day hast.
On referencesso the commercial reporcs, il wil'oe
perceived that there had hem slight improve
r,ent in cottsp, and the market was very crm,
ewing to ths accounts carried OFT by the last
steamer ths. there e probability that tho COM
ing crop w"1ld fall shert.
The pro.eetonists recently uuiertoek = hold a
banquet a. Tamworth, the home of the late Sir
Robert Feel, but were assaulted aud drirsn out OF
she piaco by its indignant citiy,ns.
The rews from te.y indicates that Anything else
but good feeling still exists between The French
and Italian soldiers.
Fr,m Austria, W. are inso rmed that several dis
sing.ished pcrsors have been arrested i'm.
piics ton of be;aS concerned in bs sriending and
corresponding vEsh various Of tte Hungarian
refugees.
The French troops II Algeria appear to be
slowly gaining ground, although they leave a
bloody track behind them according TO our
despatch r-csc terrible struggle is going on for
the mastery in that country, AMI the natives are
defending ts-ir soil from the ps Of the inya Ter
with a most~3cSr crate determines ton.
The Crystal Palace continues to attract crowds
Of visitors.
The remember Of the intslge from the va
rous quarters. Ct tn old work. is interesting, let
not specially important.
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On Monday night June Q, at halfpsst ii O'Clock Of
assumption, EDhrSD WAND, Jr, In the $50 year Of his
The friends Of the family and Of his brother James r.
Ward are specty invited TO attend the funeral this
afternoon at O'Clock from 100 Greenwich street, with
out furth n invitation Ills remains will be taken to
Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment.
Halifax and Toronto papers please COPY
On the morning of June on board Of the steamship
Union from New Orleans for New York Mrs CHARLOTTE
CAROLINE MESSING, wife Of DR.. J r. Mensing, OF New
Orleans. aged 20 years and months after lingering
disease Of twelve years.
Suddenly 1T Sharon Springs, on June 8, OF chronic
gastritis, CRANES PAHsHALL, Esq. aged - years
His friends and the friends of the family, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence Ravenswood. L. L. without further invitation on
"wednesday. 18th inst. at O'Clock The steamer Asto-
ria leaves foot Of Beekman street, at i o'clock.
On Tuesday. June 10, APoLLosiA NJ, wife Of W. W.
Rose. aged IS years
The friends OF the family, and Of her brother, r.
LanckenaD, respectfully invited TO attend her fune
raj Thursday afternoon at o'clock from her late
residence At Atlantic street. South Brooklyn without
fur her invitation
On Tuesday night, at 9 O'Clock, Mrs Ann DUGAS in
the s0h year VI her age.
The remain, will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Mt ~ Chryste street.
Thursdsy morning at IL o'clock
on Tues day, June 10, after lingering illness, ELIZA
widow of the late Charles Lee, aged 58 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral on Thursday at o'clock
p. NJ from her late residence, 81 Beekman street
On Monday evening. June 2 at her residence in Nor
wich Conn, Mrs HANNAH PIERCE, aged 80 years mt
Their If Mrs. Joseph Baum, of Demerara
In this city sunday June in the 10th year OF his
age, DAVID ". eldest Of Lewis and Jane Owen, o.
Montgomery, Ala.
Alabama papers will please notice this
On board the bak Black Squall, Goldman master, on
the passage from Rio de J8neiro to New Orleans OF yell
low fever JoHs JoHSsoy, second mate Of Amsterdain
- SAMSON cook Philadelphia; JAMES MURRAY, seaman,
Whit,h haven. England; MICHAEL McLAuKL!s, do, do /;
Carl WrsHoLTz. do, ssettin Prussia
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o. ritT % vHg Coasi~sIsSrhs o. i.iisHarioS
New YORK. june az, 1851.

O. FtI o. VhH Aoast~sIaNFhs o. fitUHArt0x
New Y0rk june iV, 1851
Ep-on ~ "A " N \. HgRALDs--
Dear sir-l the copy of the proposed amendments 20
the trgrsut which you had the kindness pubis
IN The kAtu Edition u your paper. there
error which has caused approximation ny sssp
rhie Il sufficiently material to deserve
Jy the seventh q, cson ~ the amendments publish
"a In your u per IA owner sr oonsgnee n any
briuRinr pas'.ursrs y authorized u oommut. for III.
bond ~ paying tie o. two dollars and my cents
Ter ,tch yaaseng.r no Communication n Fixed by the
emitting law, do.ls and hty cents Per pae~oagsr
and ~ a copy a. the pr,, -ed amendments rceited Oy
he Clerk a the senate. aud certified by hun
~ correct T. appears that the present amount OF
nutsfion is upsinnped "A that should these am I'd.
mets become Law stin TIA. Communication would renian
shere Il has beer since I6s7 .yis at one dollar ATTY
cents for zach pa,ssnger. sefy rep ouuny
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cHowDrD 0rr--A large amount Of Interesting local
matter ATTENDED for this days paper has been unsvod-

cHowDrp orr--A large amount Of interesting local
matter ATTENDED for this days paper, has been unsvod
ably crowded out,
yIsInso F,Rs geArAsfrs.-Yesterday the Bridgeport
Ensne comPsn1 E1cslaor No 8, escorted BY drtAch-
ment Of their 1sts Protection Company, No. Of this
city, ana needed by the Bridgeport Brass Band visited
the Navy Ysrd 1T Brooklyn, Of the museums and
other places Of public smusements, In tins city About
bali pat o'clock the evening edition double
khectl was being struck off they visited the He5aLd
office and conducted through the various depart
mats Of the establishment. The baud serenaded toe
zraid. in front u the buildings, Nassau street.
About hgfpsst four O'Clock. they proceeded to RcyT
htery pole TO work the engine and marched up BfoaT
way with their band which played series OF fine mart
airs The and their apparatus proved TO be OF
ordinary description throwing the water several es over
the top u the pole. Their. they met by q ptain
Dover and a special committee from the WaI ing ION
Continental Guard, in civilians dress fcm whence
they marched regular procession TO the Cont
drl room where they partook of cold ooH .tion; and
short but appropriate speeches were deverd by Capt
Dover, OF the Continental 1uard, Mr. j. r. Wheeteu,
foreman of the Bridgeport company aui Mr.. w. G.
Lyons, foreman of Protection, No 5sy IL dcatve Of
hiarity and good feeling The process0 n was followed
by crowds spectators and the mus was executed in
a mastery manner.
through various public departures in the city and
Brooklyn the Hausoa Company, NJ l. proceeded 20 the
pany. No tner entertainers IN this city ani headed
by Whitworths Brass Band. Sfter a round OF he lrty
cheers and kind sa1otaon rhe vsiters embarked for
home
= The Baltimore United Eng Company the guests of
Aericus, No escort a y their horts yesterday pa
raaea through some of tka principal thoroughtaces in
the city, visited che Navy lard Brooklyn public
halt, ana several places Of public Amusement rnis
cosxpany wrt hfir spleadid apparatus and baud le
rne show, sud attracted much attention. We under
stand that itley and the Bridgeport company will leave
tsr their respective hOtnes This morning
AEEv.i OF EMioRssrs-ln last Fridays Herald We
gave IA tstte containing the number OF migrants who
arrt-sd in this city since Let up
inclusive. The following the number
fllusy The 9th To Monday 9th eota days included
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We have received The GccetG de Guatemala to the 10th
pfApri The is not very important. We translate
from that paper the following items rhe 20 estion be-
tween the States OF San Salvador and Honduras an
Guatemala settled; and ia spite o, the desire
Of the latter State it appeared that che revolu-
tonary and the eaenes q social order who possess
greater influence than the -gorernmen mt orevent all
settlement Of the question There is also another
reason-the interyentions Of foreign agentswhich,
several ions only added obstacles the settle
ment q the difficulties. and the moderation Of Guate
mals towards it enemies had In easx1 the dacity
adyerares This uncertain and painful state Of affairs
remains In the position, against the desiie Of the
GusteBaliens TO be cut Of the diihuty.
The State Of son Salvador, the other hand is
in a brilliant position The hctious who very
numerous. Of course against tie go~srnment aud
stop by their conduct the march Of the authorities
Peace is the best 70 restore trany utility in that
country.
The anniversary Of the establishment Of the republic
to be csl.bted in Guatemala, the 22d sd and
Z4th Of April The programme is published in the
Gafso; but Gene-al Carrera who had been invited. viii
net be present The service Of his country ooges
to stay at the head Of bis army The principal articles
OF the programme OF this -oleInnity general
view Of the soldiers; banquet In the palace serenad
and during three nights illumination In The streets
10 which bonhres will be added.
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TUESDAY, June 1o-6 Pm.
The stock market opened active and buoyant this
morning, and large portion Of the transactions were
for cash The bears evidently not pleased with the
appearance Of things in Wall street and feel
Portable with any q shorts take In Reading
and Harlem have drawn upon them heavily already and
they are getting alarmed Norwich and Worcester
Railroad is steadily working upward aud the bulls have
so far had the best oft Long Island is demand
and improving; Canton Compa has been shaking in
the wind since the report made and do not see
what foundation there Is for immediate rise In the
market value Of the stock 1t will be a long time before
the stockholders realize anything from the companys
property chose who make by rise fall In the mar
ket value Of the stock do WE'LL but those who wait for
dividends for profits will look for long time ia vain
Portsmouth Is rapidly sinking to the oweft depth The
bottom appears to be fairly out II will up again
one Of these days, when buyers at low prices will
great deal . money.
The receipts at the office # the Assistant Treasurer u
this port to-day, amounted to s75,io5 ST. payments
s32 3i4 63-bslanoe, 81 5et5os Is.
The receipts Of the Rutland and burlington Railroad
Company for the month Of May, 1851. amounted
10 ''''..''.......s... ...........s 25O9 O.
Same month last l34.s IL
Increase, nearly ninety per cent. slI5g6 30
Last year the road interest repairs expenses and
one per cent the capital stock The present increase
an earnest q ~hat viii be mpished now tina. the
line Il in fun operation.
The earnings ofthe Michigan Central Railroad for the
month Of Nay In each Of the past years were ~ an
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Wv Woe teaty htttu store sttHsets unusuR
ucn has fst - 60 Il veil ie isss shoes found
W city Scntisaens hnu boots sad ssonable CATERS
~. loFNst fhts Ituft description Of oots shoes and
Fs hsa, = ofds - tha most artist, stys, " tue vsry
l-ft hhd ~ ta mot ace0u pfi ied wokueu n
sot~ tror. Iabhs ear The impress 81 q,
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1STESysTtsG BAIiAmls-rbe arrival yesterday
Of the Brth schooner John Wesley from Nassau, r.,
puts In possession Of hlss Of the Nassau Guardian
the Bahama Tkrsd and the RoyG Gazeae, TO the 2sth
ult, from which We gather the following Items
kUrrosTD CsPIuhE A SLarR.-A steamer having a
disabed brig In had been from the Cacos aud
from the circumstances mentioned in the following pa
ragfarh 1t conjectured that the latter a cap
tured shaver Captain Cogerley Of the schooner Nancy
arrived Friday irt-. the Caeos informs that on
Sunday. 18th ut be heard at intervals the whole of
that day heavy canBonaoing to the leeward II Lori
Caicos On first hearing IT, he supposed the firing
proceeded from vessel in The vicinity in distress
but could nothing to strengthen this mpressi n
The next day (honday) he a smoke a. from
steamer and later that day steamer having brig
in tow stood in Close crimares bore away
to the n1rthwet The brig's rigging much cut up
and one Of her msss was gone, also Of the steam
eit she was probably SLAYER and the steamer after
long chase, had succeeded In capturing her
Tao sAtr ChoP-B.tWcen three aud four hundred
thousand buKbeH Of salt ready for shipment at
Grand and ss Gays The salt pr opects u the Gthrr
Islands aD very promising By official icuinent
rglticd ia the Caa.dicH IL appears the the
alt ponds 81 the Bahamas for the years 1873 80 aud
so Irt duc,d the tUn OF GZlS3 lss "a the expsndi.
ture Tor the period ELC53 iss .d-lcayins
balance 81 a629 To- cd
E.t~-Me have had some very fne shower. lately
III, Elects visible and vegetation Is improving
dtrfuy. frw rains ~ til. will set
pineapple growers In tar say of reapug abundant
crop.
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WEBSTER AND TEE 'SorTfi. -Sevaral Southern
yapers ike the idea of Mr.. Webster tak,ag toc-
% the south, to czplcia his views on the greet
topics ftne day We hope he viii 60
Mao ma r. WALLACE EorcHELs.Es CONVERT at he
Assem- by Rooms. Chinese Building sttended I y a
very .rgr and fashionable audience Ind eed we tave
never those spacious much scrowdedss on
this occasion, mepy persons teing uns bic to obtain
seat THE performance If the graz, fy ing
cha .sctcr and the audience appreciated its excellence
ly heir enthusiastic appreciation Mg,ame Bu chee
tue various pieces allotted 10 heT with grea; effect,
pa ricuarly The Last Rose Of SUMMIT aud Black
h! cd susan s'nor "aihni and Mr. fhilip Mcyer dis
a sguishyd themselves in several duets and did
r. Eb.n on the hute. and air w. v Wallace and Mr..
chart, nberg the piano.
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Ian fRoai lIoNpurAs-Iiy tAc arrival q tn Brti,h
schooner Thos Pearson have received Bes The
H,uduas ~ afshaaar q the 18th ult but they contain
Nc political news The following the price.
tent ~ Belize fcr the week ending May l7.tour tnew
imporatou) PER lafrt S7a -; do half barrel - a.
ttik mcs. ia Sl6 do prime. s1i Sl2. beet family
ST. 80, lard, p.r 100 pounds. Sl0 I'll; butter 10
So SO cheese Do fl2 slO, sugar, do lof super
fnej. Si2a So, do do brown. IS ~; coli, e. so
So do. - 80, salt Esh, do 50 -. tobacco
DO iu l,at 81 Si5, 90. do. ia box. 80 rs pilot
bread tsr barrel - -; deerskins pr dozon - -
torioise she'll pr pound - 50; hides, per dozeu sl
So OK horbe, par thuu.and - slV, lumber ptcn
pine. PER thousand feet 10 80 d.. WHITE ploe d.
so $50 shinges, Boston chip. per thousand. ~ 81;
d. ty.tcss do. slU Slli hg~OCd pr ton. 80 81
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Court CaIendar-rhis nav.

spPRrbig CouEI-SPEcIAL TgRM-Noe. y. IS. % to 40
Cineun CorHr.-hV-. 80, All. 800 3gl, 40, 49, 479
ISL, +e2, 81, 4So 49,, $50, 49,, 1870 AZ.
Cehnos PLEAs-Nos SS4, $50, 5s7, $40, SAL, 5i3 81,
S45, 5l7.
strihioa CorRrSos :, g. 2s3, 352, go Ito, IS, 2l3
3ol, Al $50 20 3es 81 81 30 40 327, 332, $780, 4o2
4ss 40 800 40 4I9, All lo3. 40 2o - &c. sy7 IS
Az 4iS AZ, 415 AZ, All, AIS, sls, 40 IL, Az Az
80 i2b - u -
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sands who suffer from these plants ignorant that
tie real cause in most instances weakened and
ftate Of the stomach and digestive functions The xyge-
mated Bttes are peculiarly adapted 20 the Of thee
symptoms and mpart pleasant sensation Of health
strength without the least Ladies will md
ss% o net sgr.sass reTsdy Fer .as by o.
Ring is2 Broadway L. coddngton, soi Hudson street
aud 7l5 broadway; L. N. Cuon IL Bowery. of
Grand street. Hail. Ruekie Co. 3s Green street: and
by druggists generally in the United States and Canada
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cenin's Warm Nsaeaer stucL.-rh. s...

saf t4r1"tt tue Necessity es ish Tat. Lrx-tt not
cut e t.ssh % eue sat 20 Gsns ia BROAD there
= stteA Y srhEcr ba's ccniprchen4ng every hiag IN
TIE trade ~ tbis brauuh a besides SEVERAL sraa
IaFIirIt lce 4ai his Fhe Gvnin RecNy Meantatn
beaver r aans fAyufite IL Tits sea.un the mot
tstLt an uAtnias affair 10 las brought Iho fol-
~t let dsa % his aassrtarnt
kt Nuti y iots MT ~ any MEATS tnclad the whole
httt MOUNTAIN siiytry Beaver. White BrusN.
-h'tr hrushi sn1r Waite anamas.
innch , ~ teLate aEG dratlj rtloA Grey Beaver
l"nttfnf Duustatie,
L4amoaa Braid; Rice Str.w.
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Consumption that has lasted two and halt years, com
petely broken down beyond all description. am now
strong. hearty and wcll.-James Collins ~ Iammsrsley
street B-Consumption is gradually decreasing in the
weekly of Deaths this only S June oth-that
Is little dferent to "a and 70. See for yourselves
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continues devote bis attention exclusively TO diseases
Eye aud Ear to o'clock daily at the oce
occupied for last years l Broadway,
III Warren where be had his Treatise
the Eye Sd edition. price b cents Also his self acting Eye
and Ear Fountains
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On Tussday evening, ~ the Rev Geo m Pi.her, d,
br NniiAr a. HssDrssRook 10 Niss RossLfr A. MrrcB-
rtL. ell a. this city.
ON TUESDAY June TO- by the Rev Mr. Foster, Mr.. Bo-
rasn n BnoNr 10 Kan, daughter q leonard Paul
$40, Eco
o. htndOy evening June Q, BY the Rev M. Bush, Of
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II. we'd me of Consumption bad TO be given by
the physicians am now strong and hearty and can cal.
sieer and work we'll well vinced Of its power
that believe IL will the worst ease
taken il about six weeks previous to which had cold
night swsats which all we'll attended previously
by Drs Chds Ford 70 Chambers streetJames Stuart,
Webs Building, Forty second street Ninth avenue.
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the New Jerusalem Church. Mr.. Boar GILsAN 10 Miss
ASIA PrrTLsWRRr, both Of this city.
ION June 10 by the Rev. ME-. Csuriu, Of the French
Church. Canal street, LoaESze vrsTuRA OF Italy, to
Lou,sA daughter Of the late p. Pussedu formerly OF
Italy and late Of York she a native Of this city
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wonderful medicines teaspoonfLl OF
pleasant syrup that entirely changed my whole feelings
from low reson pains and headache that has lasted for
years. the cheerful spirits and entire absence of
pain Monica Kelly, 81 Pearl street.
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Male Cor CallEOrula.

The mail steamship Georgia, Captain Porter will leave
this port this Afternoon, for Havana, Chagres and
New Orleans with the mails for all parts Of the
Pacific. Tns wEsxLY HERALD viii be published At 10
,ht .p.r,n.n
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the w.bb and MN. Case.

SUPERIOR CoURT.
Jrst lo-Smh CeddiugtoH and We IS Jas Vgson
Bth1he order obtained by the plaintiffs Ia this Gaze
tpsCnpel tho defendant ~ show WV attach
re&. should net issue against him for violating thu in
J11on of this coutt with resp.ct the using OF the
yst;err ia his possessions r.turnsble this "Wednesday
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POST OFFICE NOTICE !.

DoST OFFICE. NEW YoRK.-NoTICE THE MAILS
per u :. Georgia will close at this office
Wednesday the lth inst at r. Letters for Havana,
l2 Chsgr.s 10 Panama 20 w.
south America so cents China 40 cents and Sandwich
Islands 40 cents Each per be pre- paid by
81, rgia. WILLIAM V. BRADY, l.. VI.