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Vdscharge ofan InSolyent rom his dobts, pursuant 10
the provision Of the hrd article of the first title Of the
fifth chapter of the second part NJ the Revised statutes
JAMES BANTER. Junior, If The County of Kings, AMI
CITY Il Brooklyn aR insolyon debi0r-Notce first pub
hshcd July D. 1851 CREDITORS OF James Baxter JUNIOR,
who have debts against hun. individually, OF As one o roo
the late firm of BaVter BROTHERS 10 appear be-
fore Hon Greenwood CITY judge at Brooklyn, al the
CIV Court room CITY Hall ~ the cry o Br@,kYn On the
22d day of SEPrEMBFR next At o'clock the forenoon,
show cause, they have, why an assignment should
not be- made OF SAID nsOsens estate nd he be discharged
from his debts GEO. HUDSON,
yl9 lawlOwM Attorney tOI lasolyent.
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W. s Mail Line 20 SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
MEN-The Steamers ot this Company "lA sal regularly
once a month, as follows,
From Newly crk.
WASH NGTON. Capt q Floyd saturday, Oct
WASHINGTON. Capt. ". e.. Floyd, saturday, Nov %
HERMANN, Capt. = CTabtree, Saturday, July y
HERMANN, Cant y Crahtree. saturday, Sept D
HERMANN, Capt Y. Crabtree. SATURDAY Nov
HERMANN. Capt Crahtree- Saturday. Dec q.
From Blemen From SOUTHAMPTON
WASHINGTON Frday. July H. Wednesday, guiy 10.
WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. Sept. j. Wednesdas, Se pt ~.
" ASH NGTON Frlay Oct g. Wednesday. Nov. 5.
HERMANN FRIDAY June g. Wednesday. June 49,
UFRNNNN Friday A gust 0 Wednesday, Aug 10
HFRNANN FRIDAY oct 8 Wednesday. Oct. 8.
HERMANN, FRIDAY. Nov. %. Wednesday, Dec
prce of passage from NewYork 20 Southampton or Bre-
men. FIST cabin lz0 second do. 500.
An .NYsnenced surgeon l. aohed 20 each steamer
For freight passage apply 20
MOL1ER. SAND RIERA. Ne. % Broadway, y. I.
CA HEINCKEN 4 co Bremen.
MARTINEAU. CROSkEI a CO, Southampton.
WM ISEI.IN. Ha,re. ly5t
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DROWN'S ESSENCE of JAMAICA

Il GINGER -Thls is remedy ~mche al al times
beneficial bat al tins season when affections Of the StO
ach and Bowels common no individual or family
should be without II relief m Cholc, and TOT pre-
muntory symptoms 81 Cholera and DarTheat safe and
innocent remedy and recognized anu prescribed D. ne
medical faculty.
CAUTION Persons desiring article that can oe rehed
upon preparcd solely pure Jamaica Ginger should he
particular 10 ask for Browns Essence OF Jamaica Cln-
ger which warranted 10 he what It represented and
Is prepared only hy FREDERICK BROWN, ami for sale
at MS Drug and Chemical Store, northeast corner of 9TH
and Chestnut 81. Phladel phIa - -
Also for sale m New. York at wholesale by CHAP
MAN u Fulton i Rushton. Clark Co, ITO Broadway
no Aston House and 273 inlng House. John Mlhau 1873
Broadway: + { Wells & Co, 237 Sh-ay. }. \ Cod
dnstou ms Broadway and 303 Hudson st Thomas Max
well 81 WllamSt and hy all the respectable Druggists
ar1 Ano,hscaues m the limited States IS lmt
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IN pURSIANCEo NJ an order of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
foeate of the County of New York Notice - hereby
gIycnto All persons against WILLIAM CON
RkN. aie Of the Cay OF Ne" York deceased % p,s,hl
residence ~ stephen II Ieeks, No ~ Clinton street, IN
the CIV Of New York before the seventh day Oi Ma"
v.mier next Dated New -YorA. April -, 1891.
STEPHEN " FEEkS, Exec 1ton
ago lawgmWs HESTER CONkEY, EEecutnx
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CHURCH ORGAN MANDATORY

~--GEORGE JARDINE, Ne 5i8 Pearl 81. near City
Hospital Broadway, New York PLANS and estimates
gwen Orders respectfully solicited which will be most
faithfully executed. and spcn liberal terms.
lal3 hMMAEs
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vTHF NETWORK and NERPOOL
III I.nsirIn SLAIEs VI All. sTEA u EKS.-Thc sl-ns
PACIFIC. Capt Nyc.
- NM E..s H.ss.-H ID

AN ANTIC. Capt West. PACIFIC. Capt Nyc,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BAlIl'.. capt Com't'cA'
ADRIAIIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships hive been built by coruact, expressly ir
Government service Every has been taken n Their
cuustrucl,n also their Engines, - insure Strength
and speed and ter accommodations for passengers are
uuerla.d for elegance comfort Pnce OF passage from
NeWYofA 90 Liverpool $3.50 exclusive use ot extra SIZE
state rooms S325 from Liverpool 20 New IN, so An
enIereuced SURGEON attached 20 each ship M BERN can
be- secured until paid for The owners N these ships VII
NOT be accountable fI gold. silver bullion, specie iewelv.
precious stones metals nleSs bills u iiing are signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expires
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

Surro cate Of the County Of NewYork n0tice's here
by gwen t. all persons having claims against JOSbfh
JENNINGS late # SwedesbOrough. New jersey gentle
man deceased t. present the with vouchers thefeh
Mace IA the Cfy 4 New York before the twenty
seventh day Of January next-Dated New-f0rs, the
,.|ain"Gm.W MAY ANY JENNINGS EIecutnI
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ac.

cordng 10 law 20 all persons having CLAIMS against
MEGAIY. late of the City OF BROOKLYN.
that they required 20 exhibit the same, With
the vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber at No Sl Bridge Vt
ln the city Of Brooklyn. before the hrsi day u
Decemhora o,t JANE II. MEG AREY, EyecutnI
Dated Nav % 1851 nW2S iawsmW
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INOR ACKNOWLEDGING of DAYS.
! Passage 81 50 Emigrant Deck Passage $I-rhe
steamer HERO. Captain n King. viii leave from East
River steamboat place, Peck slip every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON AZ I
O'Clock For further INFO nation inquire of the Captain, on
board or OF SAXTON X WEBB No. M S0uth-St Jy7
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ATTACHMENT. Notice

h,ssv EIySsA t9sb rsx Tns "a As ss II
OF New Jersey at the spit o. JAMES wANMAkkh
aganst the estate Of RANDOLPH Y KINNEY, Debtor,
who resides II the State II New -ray IN an action IT
Debt for the Of Sixteen Hundred and Ss'Y Dollars,
and was returned duly served, the eighth day o May,
eighteen hundred and 6ny-0ne. q O. ACkfkSON, OK.
A O. ZAHIsKGE ATTY. aut0 itWfw
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~ TED SOAP Is the only reliable article for curing
Tan Pimplcs Freckles Smhum, EIuptons. Flesaworms,
and all SKIN determines Beware of c0unter'eis and buy
only n Or FFLIN GOURAl ID : old established Labora
tory o. WalAer-st., near Broadway, CALLENDtR, IS
South 3d-st Philadelphia, and JORDAN, lSo Washing
Inn Il Rostor soft
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur

rogaie County Of New York. notice hereby Eyen
20 all persons having claims against THOMAS WOOD
HULL late of the CITY OF New York. deceased To pre-
sent the same with thc vouchers thereof 10 me subscriber
a. his Office No - Nassaust nthe CITY Of New York Cd
or before the fifteenth dU Il February. 1852 Dated New
York, the 9TH day 81 August, 1851 -
JAMES H. BRUSH, Executor
au6 iawCnWed' ~ Nassau Il
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EOTRATD,S POUDRE SUBTLE

uproois hair from low foreheads any part Of the
body LIQUID ROUGE for pale lips and cheeks LILY
WHITE for flushed rough sa.lOw SKINS. at DR. GOU-
RAUDS old established Laboratory O. Walker-st..
Broadway 50 II
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ST h 4 ~
II SHIP co ard LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP Co, intend running they Steamships -
CITY or PTTTSBURG. zoe Capt y c stoSesbDy,
CITY or MANCHESTER, 7l15, Capt " o CSnpboi'.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA IN Capt
IRON PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF pIrrSBURG. About septsm5e- y
CITY OF MANCHESTER. -. Thursday. Oc;- g.
TRCs LIVERPOOL
CITY OF PITTsBUKG Asou; Oc-uber IS.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, sept u
CITY OF GLASGOW ------------. " ednes1 a., oct. T.
MATES o. PASSAGE
FRos PM aDtLsHls FRcA LIVERPOOL
saiosa los Dollars salor.--...--2z GunesS
Cam .------- 81 D-ila-s Cabin --.--i3 trapeas
These rates acude Provisions and Stewards Fee eai
ACT " pss OF Liquors. which De had board The
CABIN accouE. atoms table and attendance, VII Be found
unsurpassed ~,
F,rscaSs Steamships py between Liverpool AAd Gias-
yor EeTrs Ro.,e-asg. Leghorn ha-Sllles and 0theT
Mediterranean ports by wnlc. gDedS De SHIPPED .
fIverrpol and hence ~ ms Pailads pha direct;
tos'S INTENDED for Newly and places, vi g
with ECONOMY and dsna-cn Those VINO ~lsh - of th~'
erds from Liverpool passage Tor them ~ my
these SHIPS An eIperenced Surgeoe VI - a,rea "a
sach sh. Ere,gli OF tle eds SIS pei sga Al P--s'
- freight passage lr7iy .
THOMAS RICHARDSON. a Etchangc- pace y y *
and 9 = ain1t-st-, PiA-Lo-iyElS
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Il CO. LlFsT1eoL .
PATRICK EESDERsoE co Gl1ssrN y"
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IAMES U GRONESTEEN. mannfac.

~ tuter of PIANO FORTFS. Wareroom No l2' Grand
street thlce door East of Broadway Manutactory Nos
a. and 81 Fourteenth street near SIXTH avenue New
York Piano Eoues Tuned and Repaired. Also Sec nd
hand Piano furtes taken exchange All orders thank
fully received and punctut, attended 90. sil tm'
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and
4 splendid steamship MARION. Capt NJ Berry, will
leave pier Ne T. North River, on SAIl RDAi, Sept q,
at o'clock precisely For freight apply m board,
where ali bills of ladng WI be signed For passage %
SPOFFORD, TILEsToN co,
slstf lS South-st
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TN puRSuANCE of AN order of the SUI.

j rogaie Of the County II NswYork, notice y hereby
gwen To- ali persons having ans against DAVID HEAih
fe of the CITY Of New York deceased u present the
sane with vouchers thereof the subscriber al ms ONCE,
No t2 FULTON street the Cry VI NewfOrk on % be
fre The si.h daS Of December ne1t-Dated New York,
the Thirtleth day Of May, 1851. u -.
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NOURAUD'S HAIRRESTORATWE

TVI NY Z II = IIlNII II II 10 T = W ~
~ or CIRCASdAN GLOSS, makes sud, wiry hair.
soh silky and glossy forces 10 grow, and IS without eA-
ceuton on reser, alton positively the best pryardt'n Tor
dressing the hair ever invented Tual bottles p cents
each at Dr. GOURAUD'S old established LahorhoV,1
NalAorst. near Broadway. sou
DEMOVAL.-The Projectors Depot
for the sale of MARSHS Superior PAN ReHe1er, re-
moved 10 No 1874 Nalker-st., I'd door east ot very,
where this wonderful medicine may he obtained On me
most reasonable terms. si4J In
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

| A dinner was given at the Astor House on the 4th
inst, in honor of Mr. Grinne, the patron of the
American expedition. that went to the Artlc Ocean to
search for Sir John Franklin. toast was proposed
to the scientific officers of the expedition by MIR Bar
CLAW. who said he referred to DR.. Kane AMI Dr. Vree
land the medical officers, to whose honor 1t should
not be forgotten that amid the fatgues, prvations and
exposures of that long Arctic voyage not man was
lost by sickness, All who went out returned in health
to their families.
DR.. Kane, who warmly greeted, responded. -
Thoughts, he sad, were crowdng upon his mind, TO
which he woald gladly give expression II he could
He thought OF the circumstances OF the expedition a
wear ago. They had then parted from the gallant
countrymen OF those who Ware now before him.
Anxiousy did the Americans count the hours OF the
great ce-drlit in Wellington Channel which daily
sepaIated them further from their English brethren
for they felt that whatever might befall the Ad
vance and the Rescue, the officers and would
find refuge and home 1t they could but reach the
English vessels That evening the first time
that he and his associates had enjoyed English hospi
| tality. They drank the health OF England's Lady
! Queen amid Polar SEAS ard Engishmen had there
cordially shared in the remembrance of the President
of the United States. The identity OF race brought
them together in heart. He recalled with pleasure the
memory of Austin and Penny, and theiI noble heart
ed and gallant compeers. He made special allusion
10 Sir John Ross-"glorious old Sir John Ross
| whom they met IN his beautiful yacht, the Felix,
poughng through fields OF ice with much hope and
| iov as if he at the head of a regatta. He had
promised Sir John Franklin that if disaster beell
him he would himself undertake the search OF him,
and, though more than hreescore years and ten had
1assed over his head, ne kept his word There was,
| he speaker said, but British officer whom he
would more gladly meet THAI these, and that was Sir
| iona Franklin himself. He spoke Of him still alive.
ior he had nothing yet which :ured him the
contrary. The drift OF the American expedition in
| Wellington Sound he thought proved conclusively
That continuance of it might have carried them INTO
| the sea IL which Sir John IS immured He reoiced
thai the search was to be renewed For the sake of
t3at noble-sprrsd woman, who has been the animat-
ng soul Of all the expeditions hitherto, another IF
should be made to carry 10 his ielef THAI proud
Atg which has ever braved the battle and the breez-.
| Humanity m kes all men kin He would make no
| apology ior offering the following sentiment;
| "The Country of SIR John Franklin Honored in
al the records OF his adventurous life, still more hon
; ored in the record Of her attempts to rescue him"
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stsr's so1rageandsres with Lord AshbuIion On the
right Og search, IL 10 not probable thai SUCH thing
could be attempted under any circumstances. You
may remember thar IN the debate IN ihs senate Of the
United States on the treaty OF Wdshingtcn in 1872,
MIR. Buchanan affected TO dsrIde Mr. Websters litter
the subject Of impfessment, and said should be
obliged TO fight that question out with England. That
distinguished gentleman was mistaken. No BRUSH
minister will now dare to order the mpressmen of Br-
fish subjects out of American ships. Thai question,
undetermihedby the result Of our late war with Great
Britain is now forever settled. "Peace has its vic
torres no less removed than war
You may remember also, that in the ensuing session
of Parliament debate arose concerning the right oil
search for other purposes, originating in objections
made in the House OF Commons to some parts oil Pre-
sident Tyers MESSAGE to Congress. The subject has
passed away, ana become in some assure forgotten
II you will turn, however, to Mr.. Websefs letter 10
Mr. Everett on that occasion, you will see what
thorough work he makes with the speeches of Sir
Robert Peel and Mr.. Wood, now Chancellor OF the
Exehequer. Lord Brougham declared in the House OF
Lords the argument Of those gentlemen had beer COM
petey overthrown And Lord Aberdeen, then Score.
tary of State for Foreign Affairs to whom this letter
was communicated by Mr. Everett informed Mr.. Eve
relt that ne should answer it, But that answer has
yet been received.
happened to be in the North, where Mr.. Webster
was asl summer, when the arrived III at EOg and
and France intended TO ORDER or had ordered Ameri-
can vessels to DC searched, in former times, and
he rd Mr w ebster, then confined his house by as
annual attack OF caarrh, declare that the first instance
OF any such proceeding ought to be, and would be,
followed by war; And know, Also that Ibis deeara-
ton was made by him in the presence and hearing Of
several persons in habits Of daily correspondence with
their English friends, and that, in less than twelve
days ron the time it was made, it was heard of and
known in high quarters in London.
1t IS unnecessary, of course, to state that the com
muncatlons from the French and British ministers
were properly answered by Mr. Secretary Crittenden-
No man in the country is more sensitive on questions
hatconeern its honor, would be more dy TO repe
any and every attack upon it.
With great respect
Your friend and servant
CHAS. w. MARCH.
Gen j. WATsoN WFBB
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THE SfCkLY SEASON -Tbs,s -. so,x

THE SfCkLY SEASON.-There are some
diseases that visit US at stated seasons of the year. and
which not unfrequently become alarmnply fatal du.
ring the summer and autumn MONTHS especially to The
young, It's supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling Of our become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this ightful mortality
are we not bourd by every principle of religion TO ad
minister relief when in our power! BRANDRETHS
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impurities,
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
heahily, matter whether externally or internally
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man would but use common sense he would Make care
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man that was dying from constipaed bowels what
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cared him IN week So with evers chills, and other
diseases: In word use Brandreh's Pills. il you are
sick and desire to be well-and use them occasion ally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by M. BRANCH
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We regret 10 learn that serious accident befel a
fac little fellow, of Mr. Thomas Evans, Satur-
day morning. In passing out of large gate attached
TO the premises OF dwelllng-house situated at =,
corner OF 4th and Marshall Streets the gate fell upon
him, breaking one his legs and otherwise injuring
him. He was conveyed to the residence of his pa
rents on Broad street, and was doing we'll when our
informant last heard from him.
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later. would be 20 retain all the advantages OF
single executive far as the administration OF the
laws were eoneerned and, in the former, to ansure
harmony aud concord between the two sections, aud.
through them, in the Government For, as no act OF
Congress could become law without the assent OF
the Chief magistrates representing both sections, each
10 tho elections. would choose the candidate who,
in addition to being faithful to its interests, would best
command the esteem and confidence OF the other sec
ton. And thus the Presidential elections, instead OF
dividing the Union into hostile geographical parties,
the stronger struggling enlarge its powers, and the
weaker TO defend rghts--as is now the case-would
become the means OF restoring harmony and concord
TO The country and the Government 1t would make
the non union in truth; bond OF mutual affection
and brotherhood; and not mere connection used by
the stronger as the instrument OF dominion and aggsa-
dlzement, and submitted 10 by the weaker only from
the ngeriug remains of former attachment, and the
fading hope of being able 10 restore the Cove rnment
to what it was originally intended 10 be- blessing to
all.
Such is the disease, and such the character of the
only remedy which reach it. In conclusion, there
remains be considered the practical question. Shall
it be spilled? Shall the only power which can apply
it be invoked for the purposel
The responsibility OF answering this solemn question
rests the States composing the stronger section &c
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MIR. SUMMERS

We learn, through passenger from Lynch.
bnrg, thst Mr. Summers had reached that place,
and e1pectS TO arrive in Richmond on Thursday
nsTi. At the meeting to morrow evening. suta-
bic measures should be taken to receive him.
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49, CENTRAL WING VIGILANCE COM
MITTEE OF HENRlCO.-The Committee Will
meet O-NlGHT, at halt past O'Clock, at Springfield
Hall, Church Hill Several speakers are invited and
good addresses may be expected. All Wings are solicit.
ed to attend.
no l0--1t BY ORDER