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0E3Foote is than match for the Irish prelate
who capddly confessed that he could not bring himself
to believe the whole of Guver's travels, and he is on
par with the seaman, kind honest SOUL who vouched
for every word of them, and swore he knew Captain
Guiliver WELL except that he lived in Mapping instead
eft kotherhithe Foote Touches for the fidelity of the
North-he Vouches for returning sense of justice a.
mong her people," Seward. Sumner, Hale, Rantoul,
John Van Buren,, Chase. Gddings, and host says the
very same thing but like the seaman. they assert that
the change going ons favorable to the suppression
and not the extension of slavery
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-06-14

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The Rev Mr. INGRAHAM will
Preach at st. Paul's Church Sunday next at half
after ten O'Clock, A. NJ, I'd atfour P NJ The pews are
free
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1cJ-WE are authorized to announce Maj. GEORGE
G. MOORE as a candidate for the Office of Colonel
of 10th. Regiment, Mississippi Militia. Election 2lst
June, 1851.
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TO PROFESSIONAL MEN AND MERCHANTS.

The Standard IS good medium through which to circulate
We prepared do work m superior style
ami accommodate limited No OF adverl ing lrlen Is
Those who desire services find ready attention ao
prompt compliance with their commands By application at us
o.Ice.
SOUTHERN RIGHTS SPEAKERS FOR THE DISTRICTS.
The following rzaakers appointed by the Stats South
Rights Meeting held during the extra session. 10 address
the people Of ther respective districts upon the Southern qucs
ton - 80
FIRST Disadvantages Barton j. w. Matthews, T. J. Word
John w Thompson, Thos. H. Williams, r. @. Beene' J. e
Thompson, and J. F. Cushman.
Acee, VIM. L. Harris, G. F. Neil, and T. \. Waul.
THIRD D!S-RIcT-P ". Tompkins .. K. Singleton Z. Il.
Clifton, f. c. Wilkinson and ]. ]. Pettus.
ForRrH DIsTRIcTs-ffenry Munger j. McRae, f. Jones
Stewart Hiram Cassidy, Henry Sturges, and P w Harris
6TN. BuUIEMET Mobile ALa. IS authorized agent Tor
the Standard" He fully authorized receive money
and receipt for subcrp and contract for advertising
Columbus, Nj. March LIST. 1851.
The Secretaries of the various State Rights Associations
throughout the State requested forward the proceedings
of their Associations the 80 Standard for publication
intended make the Standard record OF the progress OF
the Southern State Rights party in Mississippi
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-06-14

t. ~ Rat difference there is between gentleman
aud bully. Col Jefferson Davis assailed one--he
made his speech, hurt ones feeling by ais gioence
Ct bitterness, and passed Foote comes--from the
commencement to the end of the chapter, his speech
IS filled with coarse personal illusions and bitter in
sectiye Fac contrast between the bully and the ger
3 uBasl * s.rcny.
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u Senator toote stated that he had fall confidence
IN the Judges OF the Supreme Court Very likely-
{'uF readers may remember that few months since
~ made Almost violent and brutal assault on the char
2ctcr OF of the judgehe called him every thing
bat man fitted for the station he filled Now that f
suits the senators purpose say So he endorses the
whole bench but does that give the assailed Judge a
good character, did TIE senator tell what was un
tf1lp :
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City TRADE REPORr.

faiDAY, august 30 +. m
ASHES sought after The sale. consisted OF
100 bbls, pearls at IS so and pots So lza 80 M,
BshswAx varied but little SEQ lbs. prime American
yellow fetched 20 u % &c, cash.
BREA less animated inquiry was made Tor
Flour to- dav by fort ign we'll dome tc dealers and
the market for descriptions, was shade lower
The did reach 10000 bbls unnspect
ed at SO rs SO rs sour at SO 70 IS i3a superhne
No at So 45a SO 62h mixed to straight Western
at So rs SO e71a ordinary to choice state snd com
mon Ohio at SO 81 SO e33i; good round hoop do.
with fancy Michigan at SO s7h 81 pure Genesse at
S4s 81 l2ls; fancy do and Ohio az 81 II 81 311a;
extra Ohio at 81 49, S. and extra Genesee at 81 81
n So 20 The receipts were ample aud the news from
England upfavcrable Can sdian seemed more abundant
800 bhs fair fresh ground No changei hands a. 81;
and some sour in bond at So 3Ia Southern rather
deprsssedth the business amounted to 80 bs-mixed
to good old at 81 81 l2s; do TO do at 81 TX
81 25 fancy old at 81 62h IS IS Rye -four attracted
ention shatever; IL remained very dull at So 81 "a
per bbl Corn meal did not vary much; few lots of
BrsndywiDe taken at SO 35 and OF Jersey 50
per Dbl Wheat appeared to be entirely neglected. the
arrivals very extensive and the OF
was downwsrds Rye continued to be- off red at Csc per
bushel without creating demand Oats were in more
request Northern readily brought 40 AZ 20 aud West
eTn ~ u 4oc Corn wavered little; the supply was
some hing heavier and the Asas intelligence Oppressive;
not more than 90 90 bushels damaged and heated
disposed OF at i5 Soc; Western mixed at 56 Ec
and Northern yellow at SIC.
CoTToS.-The sales. to-day. reach GOO bales. The
mai ket aided by the light stock of desirable styles con-
tinued firm at the annexed quotations.
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIG ALTON.
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Tels graphic Ket,orts.

NKw ORLEANs. August 20, 1851
Buiness generally l. dull The sales Of cotton TO day
have been only zoo bales at &C for mid ling To-
baceo Is quiet Flour Is heavy at 81 IL for st louis
Nav ORLEsSs August %, 1851
This mornings sales Of cotton were again ouly 100
bales Prices unchanged flour--We hear OF no sales
The supply is large Corn Il duii soc for mixed
44c Acc for yellow Sterling exchange is at < n
New York 60 days TO ga discount. and sight pre-
MUM Tie receipts Of cotton thus far are 2OOo
bales, against % last year
BALTIMORE, August 90 1851
The h-e'gn news has had effect on our m ,-<sts
which exhibit no change from sstsrd,ys quotations
BurrALo. August 20 1891
The receipts Of the past twenty hours have been
flour. $50 bbls whest 800 bushels; corn $1,000
bushels western -four Is in better d.r and Michiran
- selling nj IS 20 SO 81 Prize wheat Is in rrIuest
bot The .unply Is limited, and firmly held sales $500
hnheis at Zoe 72c for Ohio. Mixed Western ccrn at
s3c. a sjc
ALBA~Y. August %, ISL
Receipts since yesterd y-flour 2OO bbls !: whoa.
20 eco bushes corr, $500 bushels Western -four has
been IN fair demand for the E.st and ely trade hut
common to fair brands rather lower 600 bbs sold
Prime wheat Is IN fair request for milling purposes-l 500
bushels solo in Tote at lOic for Geusee Cora Is held
higher and transaetions liinitod-5 900 bushels
otdraiy mixed Western, sold at 55c. Prison whiszey Is
ri .3c. -
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Passengers Arrived.

BnrMtN AND MISUNDERSTANDING Uermsnn-U
Engche. Wbitte lady ann child q Patel and lady A
bnsnstr III JefteI and lady Miss Jefsa Kiefek Miss
kleisck and servant II Lisdng Mr. Middendorr. John
Kuhn, Fanny Kuhn. Rev Lieb Rev Dantner. Pabseh
j.. Dune Mr. Retfer. Mr. Miessner and lady Miesrer
Langenhicm, Lowitz Mr. uilmann, Strauss Carl tser
Mrs Erhsrdt MIS- Hienoriohs, Miss Hartis Hoppe,
sehurmsnn Edward wiess Miss oia Mr. Ruh Mas An
knotr Mrs oettsehalk, Miss Gottsehalt, Ne Hyden-
itieh khnger, Milan, Meyer. John lewis II Yvs-
lin. Miss Yyelin John Scott. Matthew Young Rev Morr
STEPHEN Smith, Ernst Ider. Eugen. Martini. W Laa.
der Mrs Solomers, Alex krozena, Bufson, w dAurs
mtnf, Miss dAursment Mrs Deuel., Miss Brown Mr.
Douglas. Mrs Ttrn. Herberts Mrs seyer,nce M Holt
and lazy Gen Graham. Mr. Nelson aad lady Il Low.
ther Professor Heyer Lehman and LADY johnson Mr.
Foth Mrs W Smith. Mr. Roberts, Master Kesssr, T. W
rabtree. Mrs Bartholomsw kitruger and lady, Ai,.
kosa walter David Walter. II FietEen Mr. Ducker Miss
koIs Ahrcr sfelit. Holman. Fursattei an ehd
Miss heuttnen. Miss Hertlen. Knoop John osmer Miss
Lima hdtr. Mis-. Eder, ID Meier. Fieseher, Ne Ger
stenberg j Weincke and lazy, y Mienoke Jr ID 4;
Wtrhe kiea Wtencke Mrs Josephoon and child Abert
JttIhoon, Wiece, Mifs Meta Kos.cr II Alhrechg Mas
sell Meier Mics Niorsatte Mr. Lowenthnt and LADY, Mis-,
AIowtnthal and sefvnnt Mise Fal,ner Curr A. Oaeiar
VT Baohmthn, JuiinB Gerber. Mr. Gshsrdt rrys Fred
schwaele, Meier, krause, VIM Wares sophia Eepier,
sthrebo snd LADY. Wells Mrs Ostenfsdt Ostenfedt
Hoyer. Stole Wietpr Mr. Braun. q foanies Mis-
Tonnes. Fred Houdt Ackernnnn W Kunstls, aGlaLr
= sIarroy, Lndssy. WIN Frisby Miss Frisby, lanes
slater Bates. Holmes Miss Lacy Crothsr T vii
liams. Roddir, sra James and 81 idrca Masses J
Jan e. james james Stern aud lady Miss H.liers
Tnbr.m. Bnrrell Barbsrons. Pori1et Mr. Wit.er
herr dhtusen kndiqer, Wilier Mrs Alloy Mrs. kiia
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MARKETS ELSEWHERH
STnrR SaJRS

BosroS ugust 2sBrokers Board -23l shares Vermont
Central Railroad $50 ga 52h los do. 3 100 do IN
d. - d. s2'.; lso do I'm after Cd, s! lodo,. 81
l0l Boston and Providence RI si4 Concord Ra 52;
Bottom and Maine RR lolsi alOlh 20 Eastera Rs N
sgdsnseorg RI S;; 100 ao m; 81; s. do. sd 32]S;
% Westtrn RR, IL m l0 100 Fdgewortk Company 81 d.
"a Bank CT North America Ioi,; Fl Bank OF Con
vi 500 cgdnsburg RR Bonds - Second Board-2l shs.
Boston Maine Ra 1915; ogdensbrrg RR 81, % do.
9d, 81 % do 800 32 Boston and Worcester r, l05,
Boston snd Providence RR sI4 2Franklin ms Co.. g
25 ysrr ont Central RI, d. 80 200 do 30 33; Sl0J
do Bonds, sSil; 1000 do, sc On, IS.
PErLAnEIPHIA, August 29-ETrst Board-sleOo Read
ing IS, 20 7l I0O d.. 72S 1000 do 72IS loo do T2I
100 United States SIS, 80 l ooo e'hany City Co. so
No shar,s Union, ia; s0do Ills 80 Long Island ia; 81
Nine I'LL IS; 100 Reading 2s 50 do 80 do az; 100
do. b, zil; 100 do. b, "a.
BsLrrfoRx Angus. 2S.-Stock Bocrf-2j shares Ballet
more ard ohio RR 7 do, time ~ 80 Bat and Ohio Ra
10 ID do. time Tx 70 YORK and Cumberland RR time 2l
At the board to-day Maryland Gs c.sed lz6 asked;
Baltimore &c, 1890 l01af BID. l05 asked; Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad q bid 7Ui1 .skei;
ttrl1nd, So bid, l9s< etAed.
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past H. His friends, and those OF the family, his
son John r., and sons-in-lsw Thomas A. Jerome and
James Scott respectfully invited to attend with
Out notice The leave Cortandt street ct
p. M, and return at PM
albany and Nova Scotia papers please copy.
Az New Paitz, August 18th, SARAH DEwIrT, widow Of
bepamin Devo, aged IS years She the last that
hiustrous family, well known in the early political
history Of the State Of New York She sister
simeon Dewitt the celebrated Surveyor General Of the
etate ana the full cousin Of Dewitt Clinton.
AT Gardiner, Me August Is, CHARLES X, only Of
"m A and Susan q. Westerband, of st. Thomas W. I.
buckTooTH q very aged Indian, expired few days
since a. his residence sh ort distance below the mouth
OF Little Valley creek in Csttaraugus county He
the last with the exception Of Governor Backsuske
tne aged Indians who have fingered 30 long in the land
OF the living lie was said to be l20 years old.
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neatness with which he illustrates what he calls the
falacy Of natural magic very worthy Of liberal patro
mage and which be will continue t. receive The able
In which he does his fests leads many 70 Quss
ton his illustrations being faacy The hall doors open
at and he commences NJ eight The Professor wu
give afternoon entertainments Saturdays, commsnc-
ing next week by the request OF large number OF d
tipgushed families.
GAs1LE garden The eighteenth grand concert VIII
be given tomorrow evening, at this delightful resort
The pieces cted charming and when executed by
Msretzs orchestra must give the utmost pleasure to
the vsiters
MILITARY GARDEN, BRooKLyS.-rhis establishment
will open on Tuesday evening next with light ana ANU
sipg entertainments by the Deane Family The amuse-
m. hts will consist Of vocal aud Instrumental perform
ances and ventroquirm and other f.sts Amercsu
wizard Miss Fanny Deane, very interesting girl, viii
give recstons She is Of splendid abilities
and doubt will become favorite This affords
light and cheap amust ment for the citizens Of Brook
lxp
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SHIPPING,

TT .; NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR NEW Or
On ThSIsd;y SsHtsmSss H. N three oeioctThe splendid
steamship EhfikE CITY, l6OO burthen, Tanner.
Connsnder viii sa on Thursday September H. At pre-
cse three clock from her pier ut the foot Of Warren
Orleans chsgTes Passengers transferred Havana the
SPLENDID double engine steamship Falcon. Freight t.
New Orleans fedueed 70 twenty per cubic foot.
Specie only taken on freight TO Havana. No bills Of
shippers are requested TO supply themselves with the
Con panys bills Of adng which may on
at the ofhce No other form will be signed freight or
apply at the office of the Company 1T West streex
corner Of Warren. NJ o. ROBERTA
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FRtIGHTs.-Kates were heavy to Liverpool, aud SEQ
to 2Co0 bbls flour engaged for Liverpool ut Is ;
grain was about 4ld, in bags; cotton ~ and heavy
goods LIS Cd To London. 500 bbls turpentine
engsg, at D. To Glasgow bbIs -four we're engaged
at about Is 3d. There change in rates Havre
California
PRovIsIoss Pork seemed less active, although being
trre dearer 600 bbls mess fetched SIS T5 clear
SIS 80; old, SIS IL SIS 25 prime Sl3 25; aud old
Sl2 So Beef continued in animated demand nearly
$50 bbls picked up at IS rs Sill including
prime at IS So Prime mess and beef hams ruled
about the same as last stated Nothing transpircd ia
cut meats tn. y, well the two preceding articles
were extremely scarce and wanted lard did not vary
much; $50 bbs fair to choice brousht exc Butter
and cheese we're as previously quoted
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T1< CiIS Latter Carrier. In consequence of the publ
cation the arrest Of Henry and Ferdinand Full
the penny express postmen and the fact of having
dscoversd number Of leters their premises undeiv
erec caused several tn visit the Police Court
yesterday and examined the said leters number OF
the said boxes ned by the prisoners aud had never
been delivered Other persons have called on the msas
trate and stated ha. letters deposited in said boxes In
tended or the mails had reached their destina
tion. The whole matter is still under advisement by
McIiInfh
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Steamer R soS cs9s
SHIP SHIP T., AnsT0;a tendSn
essti.n Grssss Boston Th aaHs Nephew
Barb BsIs SSomRpSdofs, wiis@. G.ississ.f s.rdy.
BBIis .s.i:s s.I; Gari;!' Hull. Logan Collins. w.
e Ssasa r1. sSs
Brig Aoni.p; simmons Philadeiphis. Nesmita sons.
sShr Nebraska, Washington. Pert LavaOca, Bower
sctr Charles Mills Myers Charleston McCready & Co.
s schr $50. powei wat,s wilmington Powell
ssr ss %:S.
sehr Mary Rowland, Rowland Philadelphia, W Nc
sss snsa o pys, Pds .1, Hand
slOOp Traveller Egsrt, Norwaii.
Arr7vsa.
craSsres Brs%sn and South
h9er Sand kiera For the report of the editorial
~ s Gn Elns.
caccs Passage saw steamship Georgia Porter ssao. for for
ohssrss The o. has heavy weather the
shD Dsy sss tnsm, 1assser Hamburg days with
t2st Ion 10 ~ exchanged signals with ship Huron Paine
Bark B5,:S Eon'5sh tBr, Hall. Malaga, 20 days, with
Mobile sr 90 sss fDsss ssH oa as g.
$ dfss :e s's It. a. sa issaS b 81.
Big nn. bsSI TWa sp soIns ballast.
with II passengers TO q Logan
Brig JehanLa uenerika Dutchl Hook. Amsterdam. IS
osys, with mdse. 20 SeLuhardt u Gebhardt.
Brig Nara tof mouth 1ribble, Gonave Aug a. with
eofee losv God ana mahogany, to A Rotsire IL Co.
Brig Hons (Fr) Olivier, Aux Cages ~ days, with log
wood, to A hossire Il Co.
Brig Amulet ("f Reekland), Miller st Jsso CaSa IL
dayf. with mese Trundy. 10th nat lat e. lon 70 49,
spohe big Maria, Insrahsm Bristol RI for Havana
The TO grIegat 18th inst, ana driven of
Cape Henry in IL lato gale
Brig Richard Golden (B) Morehouse Shediac Is days
with gripdsopes and lumber, to Fitch.
Scbr Abel Upshrr, Chopper. Virginia, days.
SeLr Matagorda q 1astedD Pritchard Virginia, 2days
sehr Native BirdSsll. Virginia, days.
seir TrDis pepew, White, Virginia. days.
selr N Henry, Citsop, VirsiDia, days
Selr c Norris. VsnpGme. Yirsinia days.
sekr Asnata Street, Philadelphia days bound to Ports
mouth, MI.
scLr Wtstport Reed. BootLbay. days.
sclr Fanny Mitchell Psrher, Warekam. days.
SER Fellowship Race, Esstpor., III days.
Sdhr Eten Herbert, -, Kocklaud, 5dAys.
folr BengtL Price, Rocklsnd. G days.
Schr h Ritts. Vtrrii Kockland. q days.
Propeller Fireman kswdon, Slack alexandria days.
ID. with mdse, TO Ysnaris Etuiisn.
Below.
slip Trenton Of Bath. 10 days from Caiiso with guano
Csrt Painter of the schr DELIGHT reports the shr Carr
line Baeon Of jersey City capszed time sine
Bsrnegst has been "ved Ia Little Eg Harbor also
negas.
Arc :eW ind at sunrise, ". aad light at meridian NV
DO; At sunset, =, ans mesh.
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Ceisxrppnis nAr,n. Reports.

bosroN, Aux ~
O. 40 spoke brig Sarah Thorndk from NJ des for NYork
BARK Nova Seotian Ardroasan llh inst lat a. 81
~ troke Norw brig Ncsta. from Gottenburg ZOE NYork
tasks ssone, tioIstadt Falmouth. Phadeph (split
ioret;n Se On Care Gods trss Maine Doboy bland
Anotver PlilsdeIhia.
Brs Airiesn Fhiiadsphis. 9th met. OF Nantucket
lt teh anchors ane chains and lad 5ulwsrks and
koEts stove.
selrs Ebea ATKINS Port Prince: Northern Light Cape
Eayusn; Mary Peavey, ana Tuts. PhaGslphia Isaac
kchorn, Or tir Ny ork; Aibany aud Louiss Albany
BE ow-bart WyEndotte. from Havana.
Cttrtd-Bark Manchester. HalvegtoR; brix Vim Pitt
Pilsee rls: sslrs Ninrod. and Fly mpton Albany Olive
= Louiia, HYtTk
sailed-sbip Richmond.
ArEiyee-EaIk victory. Rio Jansiro.
Nrw BEpToRp, Aug -
Arrived sehr Invtce. Phiadslphis.
ATfiyed-sclr Oliver Frost Smith, stJohn 10 With loss
OF cable and anchor IN heavy sAlc % Cape
NNork -'
mail fore and AFT sthr. belonging 10 Roohiani name
nnkntNn, from Nl0rk for BoFton. With wheat
sutk lolns Aole curinE tie gale q 9Th:
fleece ana be. cargo was wasting oUt.
Arrived-Bark st Lawrence. Turks Islanas.
-ILrs. Aus2a
Arriyse-sIE Allen. PIC TopsOs tAsrsal Jeiy a. LEI,
schrs Jtshua Brow n. from Salem; Susan Kelly, -.
btis lr kegcrf, surinsm sug Lctt trgs Nerous, Up
ton for salem 10 days amszou, Puur, tor Gl0ucese-
dE spartan TOR Nitktro eay 10 loAa tor NYork Plei
hGes for Govctter wts csfEoi Nm Allen Tor States do;
Ilnnh Bailey from iimington NC, li sohr Harvest.
e3 pole barb Ellen koyes Sears, from Calcutta Sand
Behds April ~. for -; day. Of Cape Cod, spoke
ttF Jphs Arm: ffom Calais for Philadelphia; in South
ClanIel spyke bark Dency. from Boston for do.
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AsBrookyn. on the morning Of the 9Th Of August BY
The Rev Mr. leaSe, Sir. WnisM X. TI>KEN of Mailing
HAMS. Il BrtoklJn.
At Brooklyn, on Wednesday morainy the 27th Of An.
gust al clock at the church q St Charles Bsrromro
ly the Rev DR. q. O. Pise, RonrUr G. suryu,S 10 Mis-
JrLA BRADfoED, both Ct that city.
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TELEG RAPHIC.
The Witt OF Habeas Corpus Granted.

bvFFALo August 29, 1851.
Judge Conckn has decided 10 grant writ of ha5eas
o0rt in the Of the fugitive slave Daniel en- the
ground Of insufac.ercy OF test.no ny
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Ihe American patent for Philipss celebrated Fire
Apnihstor' has b. en- purchased BY an association of
mn.n, csptalists and business men 81 the United
go non hisha Whittesey, first Comptroil-r Of
20 states Treasury has been appointed president
"a ~ ar over mlion dollars has been invest.
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fIIPpINa.

~ ~ ~ - 49,
NV YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
nsi, s.esm.hip DAiIle' VII depaF from her terta
NoTIoT;-rAssENGEEs PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC,
~ c Liverpool Will please be hoard at the foot IL
tsra IT, thil cay saturday August ~ At u oeloes A. NJ
,foR LIyERPooL-UEITED STATES MAIL STEAM.
m a5,I, 1.h The 1Saa sac. natl, ei sc ap
~ oo y . SsS .sS. s e i.,s IS t,
ar itr fsisht or passtse having uasauaoe ASsomoda-
'- 90 ''l'' 81 H6 ssi1.' < eeUIESs, Sc wall stree.
~ sss,er staAs will succeed he Baltic Aad sail Sep
'rnr BRITISH AND NORTH AxEeTcAy Royal
hesrsts sSS SyS for ye,rgs a
bg a. pifaz land ana receive mails snd pasenSeps
ffRsaAs nIi. caHs-- fthsinSa Ey5is:.,
49, p = 5adin. hiSSfaih' I Z s Zone
AAhHicA' N G SsisSgf IGh,SsADA W. Harrison
lssss veal, carry cesr we light at mast head green
cshas o., ir:la rS.ten. weanesaay, "a september
America from Boston. wciuosisy i'm ssptemSsr.
hisgar', from Rev YoIk. weds'iday. 2th september.
Africa, from reg Yors. Wsdnss3ay. sth October.
x o ' ssr 2 fsss wws s3s.:asy sn ,s
fassfi non New YORK. or Boston 10 Liverpool, first
m, r. -. SID
Bertbs NOT secured 66ti raid To-,
rsaht VII Re charged On specie beyond an amour, for
n sSpsrisneed SURGEON Or board.
al letter. ans Newspapers must pass through the Pos,
n c1sARD, sr., 81 Broadway.
brus6t 10 eom@en With British Coda TArossh biis II
lading are eivon in havre for New Nork.
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAyRE.-rHE UNITED
II states mail steamship FRANKLIN, James a. Wottsn,
ttnmander. will sail Tor Uavre touching at Southampton
u lana the ais and Saturday September
sth, 81 " O'clock, from Pier No North river. Price 81
passage, $40 An experienced attached 10 the
ship All letters mpst rass through thu Post Ohce Yot
hOkTiSkR IiViSosros, Agent, No. 80 Broadway.
T'HE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
n Sampson, will sail for Bermuda and So Tbop aa. on
sonday ~ september az noon She has sssiisht accom-
mcdaons for Price Of Bermv IA s2
~ 81 Thomas, So There regular cessns
between 81 1hOr a. and all the Wes India Stands Havana
Ntfa Cruz, NeneEuela, a. The Merlin will take frerha
Apply to z CUNARD Jr y prss.iwas
s-No letters nails will h. received on board ofl.s
Merlin. except through the Poet Ofhes.
EoR, shyANNAH-THE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIP
- iLOklDA Cspt 1hoEas Lyon, en- S.turd, ~, August
1919 o'clock. IN from pier No. North Aver. For
sAS0EL L. MITCHELL, iei iron. street
Inc Alabama cspt Ludlow, on Saturday. septembsr6
POSITIVELY FIRST CLIPPER FIR SAN FRAN.
esco-IDispatch Lne.-1he clipper ain GOLDEN GATE
CsTtsin sfuuian at pier No O. N xh River has three.
fourhs ~ her engaged and rspdy song on boa a.
sbpr having contrsct III pie send their Foods with
tut tesv ard banf ~ bills " ding for Signature.
n. g. SUTTON, 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-30

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few bottles Of this celebrated remedy will you =
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~ botte three bottles for $ with important sdvice
the married and single Forwarded to the country Letsu
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