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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

The Coronsrs jury met yesterday evening, pursuant
to adjournment and teok further testimony. Three
young men, who reside ut Bergen, named Prior Sim
mons, aid RiAer, were examined and depossd In sub
etance, ss follows
That on Saturday night, or Sunday morning tho
9th inst, they came from New York to jersey
City by the last boat that Mr. Dolevy the deceased
In the boat with them that after lea wing the boat
they directly to the Philsdelphia Hotel which
is only fhort distance from the ferry-and shortly
alter the deceased, in company with another IAN
came in and had two drinks, which Doulevy paid
for that there four other persons 1t the hotel
drinking, when the dec essed ard his friend came
after the latter had drank, the four made them
the deceased to stand treat-which means to treat
thsm-and he declined they then took hold Of him,
and hauled him about the barroom, and threw him
down when he got up, they asked him again TO treat
but he still refused; they thsreupen dragged him
about second time, and knocked him down; they
then let him up and be attempted to go out and did
get outside the door when they followed and brought
him back; while this was going on, the barkeeper
ordered them to 6esist or TO clear out; and OF
them. who called Tom, drew q knife him. The
witnesses then left, and saw more of them.
Upon this testimony the jury retired; and after
about two hours elaboration returned verdict to
the following ct:That the deceased came to hi.
death by drowning or by some other means to them
unknown, by the hands OF two men. Whereupon the
Justice issued warrant for their arrest, and put it
into the hands Of an officer; but up to O'clock
when reporter left they not arrested.
u appeared by the former testimony, that the de-
ceased lett the hotel went to ward the docks and
followed BY these who, 1t Is supposed, robbed
him, aud then threw him into the river.
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N.wroRr Feb lA-Arr sohr ceylou Moore. Portland fog
MY HAVEN. Feb h-sid sshr PaasAsa Nessls sssus I.
fsyWsyrosr fss ia-An Br brig ap,y. Hssly Bssso.
Louisa, Hoiey, do. -'.' '''As
PonTsMovr, Lower Hs.sorl Fab -Arr briss Sea Belle
HArriGaa Savannah for Thomsstn; Grand Turk nClnrs
Gsogetowp SC tor rortsmosthi Predant Tayisr Sta.
pies savannsh ior do sehrs Dasky Sally Crane and Utica.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan lin port ship William Henry of
Fairhsyenl Asyhes. for home during the month.
8th Anderson Paine, and doses Bulkey for do 18th
SAvANNA Feb 9-Arr ship Marion Johnson. NYork Cld
ship Jula Howard Buckley Boston, SID steamship florida
Lyon. NYork
llth-Cld sohr Patrick Henry, Chester. NYork:
I2th-Ar steAmship Alsbnna, Ludlow, NYoIk Sid schr
Patrick Henry, Chester NYork.
SALEM, Feb l3-Arr schrs Mexico Lloyd. NYork; 10th,
Victory Clarence and Fulton, Jacques Georgetown De-
Below 10TH anchor under the North Shore bark
Harrington. from Rio Grande Cid 18th, chip Whine
Sims Africa; bark Zanzibar.
Edw Koppisoh Upton, Bueuos Ayres.
WILMINGTON NC, Feb lS-Ar schrs Ellen, Steigntz, New
York Alarie Prosser do 18th bgs David Duhe Pedger
do Jas Elwe. johnston SavanlA for NYork (sss Ms
oel August Smith, Boston sehrs Melrose Aoera and Ju
let, oglam. NYerk CID l4th bark STEAMBOAT KngmAn.
Havre and mkt; brig sutton Lefavour Rio do 10 Plata
sohrs Mayfswer Foster, Batb ldoss Adele Nandsu and
Stutes smith. kYork; 18TH Br brig Arbuus Drape St
Jsso Cuba schs Monterey Ashey. and Powell Powell
NYOrk.
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Late ana interesting from Cuba.

Late ana interesting rom Cuba.
By the arrival Of the steamship Isabelle at Charles
ton the lth dates have been received from Havana
to the Sth inst
The passage Of the Isabella was very short but
rough She arrived with full cargo and lis pas
sengers.
The health Of Havana WAS good. An edict had been
issued citing Don Francisco Castro and Don Lucas
Csetro, two wealthy citizens OF Trinidad whs have
gone the United sates for the purpose Of cooPers
ting with onspirators who forming plans to revo
utionizs Cuba to deliver themselves up to the Com
mission Mi,itsire trial otherwise 10 be declared
rebels, and their property eondsosted
The steamship Caledonia, IRON Cadiz, via Cenar ies
ana Puerto Rico arrived at Havana on the 80 in
and to have sailed ag ain the 9th
new theatre is TO be built, and . portion of the
grounds OF Campo Militia, are proposed to be taken
in Tor hat purpose.
TIE new Captain General had just returned from
Waiting hAtanzas and Cardenas AT Mstanzas he was
received with great denominations of re,pect.
THE MARKETS.
HAVANA, Feb. Rice is excessively dull aud our
stock has been farther increased by the arrivals OF the
cargoet per CorDelis from Charlie ston; Fakir and
NJ Charlton from savannah; aud the steamer I.a5sl;
OF SEQ bags Valencia, atS RS, 80 that quotation
are quite nominal Frsights keep up, as ship room Is
scarce Exchanges duh and declining. The cargoes
OF rice per Somers CorRslis Fakir, aud NJ ChSrlton
have all been sold at 10 RS
MArANzAs, Feb. 6.-The following ars the iulins
prices of our market sugars (Gucus) ga GA rs !;
browns, 5s Il O. yellows ~ s,s whites, 10,
molass-s. 81 gallons rs many ship ents bel as
made Honey, y. rs Coffee, according to class ssjs
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Died.

On the 18th instant OF consumption, after short
and severe Illness WILLIAM B,RarSGHAM aged 20 years,
His funeral viii take place from tho residence of his
father, No 65 CsrInine street. His relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
on Tuesdsy afternoon at two o'clock p NJ. His 70.
mains will be taken to Greenwood.
On Sunday evening February l6, after q short but
severe Illness EDWIN CHARLES COFFEE aged years and
nonths.
His funeral will take place from the residence of his
father 81 Canal street The relatives aud friends
invited to attend, this afternoon at 2 o'clock
On Sunday. February 10, ELLEN, wife of Thomas
The friends of the family and those of her brother
John Cogan also OF her brothers inlaw Patrick Hart
and John Talbot respectfully invited to attend
her funeral on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, from
her late residence No "a West Twenty fourth street.
near sixth avenue No carriages allowed;
On February II, ELIZA, wife of Samuel Tyler, Esq,
In the 68th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends CT the family are respect
18th inst, at O'Clock p from her late residence
No IT'S Lnurens street without further invitation.
On Monday morning. February IL, CHARLES II.
P,reHra, con of Stacey Pitcher aged II years and
months:
The friends and scqusintances Of the family are
spestfulIy invited ate nd his funeral on Tuesday
18th Inst at O'clock p NJ. from his late resden ,e
III Crosby street without further notics.
On sunday February To- after Ia, short illness, MARIA
mould. aged years, moBth. and 20 days.
The relatives and of the family are invited
to attend the funeral a. clock this afternoon from
the residence OF her parents, street GreenpoiAt
l. Her remains will be taken to Evergreen Cemetery
In Broohiyn on d ondsy evening or scarlet lever,
ELLEN CuHRES, daughter Of Charles and Abby Curren
in the 5th year OF her age
The friends and acquaintaDces Of the family are re-
specfully invited TO attend her funeral tuesday
afternoon. at o'clock, from the residence OF her
father. "a Vine street, Brooklyn.
On the morning Of February II CHARLoIrr ELIIA-
daughter OF John d. and Charlotte Robertson,
aged years and o months.
In Paris France, on the 2lst January ELIr.BErH,
wife of James W Breedlove Of New Orleans, an
daue liter OF George w. Fenton. Of Nysck, NY.
New oElsans Delta please copy.
In hia cifv Eehr NJ erys nal
RAR, Esq.. of Marlborough, n. H., aged 70 yesrt
At jackson. Eorthsmpton county, N. c., THoaIs
Brace, Zen, aged "a father OF the distinguished on
esv. Capt Bragg
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Marine Affairs.

Qrtcr Tar Ar LAEgg CAtGo.-rhe chip frsnef Y.
sag. Capt. Robson. from New orleans. brings The
heaviest freight ceastwise that ever came into this
port consisting Of 4s0 bbls pork, 100 terees srd
so bbl. do, ~ do tallow, 20 DO grease, l22i DO.
iaolssss ll14 co. -Four. 90 do RED oil IS hhds. =.
tscco ca bales cotton 176 DO mos 20 do r3Te cut
ngs 10 DO rags u. rolls leather l32 boxes do9estcs
10 bales hemp "a casks butter and 800 boxes flannel
The Z left the bar st the Bslize on the morning
the 5th instant and arrived OF sandy Hook on he
afternoon Of the 18th Gus making the passage IN 10
days which il OF the skorest passages on record.
Che IL consigned "a T P. Stanton, Esq
Frtrmfn MoHrALtTv o. siuFBoBb.-Ths pasket
ship I.aac webb Captain Chopper, arrived on sunday
evening Quarantine, where she va. detained on &C.
count Of the sickness ong her pssssngeTs bhe had
A. deaths during the passsgs and landed some sick AZ
CuRrantins. she win probably Be towed up to TIE
city 70 day
UrrrEp Sans MAI srrsssiur Psrirtc This steam
chip sssed By the Africa sunday the ~ inst
and must have arrived At Liverpool on the following
day, thus making The passage in about eleven days
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Cleared


s1ss r'fs s,s d,sIs k ksTfsa C.
ssutSpSt sc imei ssvsu1.s s.Tssa Pest. Po,s aess.
To a,,s.n o1s Jssn Bra pr,
cieIiusg. Eesmth sons Charlotte Wymsn, Hosmer 81
Bfiss-Luey Atwood, Atwood. csrdena,. Buck CO;
eTash. N.a5 ssy. Ic.Sa Ss.sh yis.sria Ssr, h.
SsgAu. NJ. Aeieriy siTi tNorl ''Harlds" Port Wat
sssr,-rssir,, cro.sp, uo.aurs. sw Lewis Ts.yr.sA,
Col ss1triy Davis Chsrissson Tiene,ta Thone.on DO,
Ven srSpt S,,as cseS Ssss W%nson sS hr
Mary Jane, Bentley sOricih arctic Wls,A. Alexandria
Arrived.
Coca hp s ia
tst tut m days from thence Pftsd out Java Hess in co
r sE 1 ssR s 'IP ss a a'
sn III T iss n, 0 Ia 81 70 or IS ssa ship ss
mont q Bath steering isr New orlesas sans
icsnan overbosfd but oviSE . the
IS iss' Ssi III ss
,m fsrnassn on srsi.a ass lN ~ ~ lon y pasa
Hss s'p sp f rs..'s ss 70 Essf5st brsga
he 5s sh Ss to stanton 1as r. srri;si
% ssney Heck on sstursay. pm,
slip Csthsrna Wilson. chAilston, dsyr With cotton
bh fr Go s,s - IS .S Dag, VIA s. S oasy s
ns,cni sah thaes for Phatelphis SPOKE going IT, brig
BAH es,s,n S 1n ss N i,
gey SPOKE Bremen Minis from s. Crois Cor Bre
Bsrs Gem ints, ,.siia Baltimore, % hours, with f'ur
Bra Tally To- emith. Rochelle, Dec %, with branfy, 70
caIst Acton has ..pseneed vsry heavy weather. los
boat. stove bulvsrks rails, SO.
BriE TsOIio, kaissg, Jeremis, "a days with oErooi
-ry heavy sgIn the PASSAGE sprung iorsnast aad
fore tormnst, srlit tails, &c.
BRIG osston Fr) Pert Prince 10 days. with
pin INTO and ltFwood " Becker Oresve
Refcrr lPrusl kAupert, Batk Hvtr, a. vita log
wood and rimento, 70 Thompson Neuhsus
Brss Citizen. -, .Ashas, AMI days from New Haven,
witt iun her, TO msetsr.
with coffee rnd hides, TO Favtnstsdt h Schumacher,
schr Thomas, Toossr, Baltimore cays 18Th inst.
outsde Hartford Reef, apparently the MAIN
large tchr standing three fathoms Of
water; II as9vt nine miles from the beach.
sehr Mary Jeyett Depew, York River, days.
schr Matthew Crane Sawyer Baltimore. daYs.
echr Coldtn Rule, Parker, Baltimore, 4 days
schr Abasl Nader, Pierce Baltimore, 3 days.
fehr htt Jacket. Lawrence. Baltimore, lays.
schr l. Wsterbury Crniner, Baltimore, days
schr Julis. -, BAltimo ore. days.
eehr OrtEon equres, Baltimore, 3dsys.
eehr xoIuonh, Bugtec, baltimore, 3days
Rthr Wm Burke, To eusopd, Baltimore, Bdays.
| sehr John NJ Clayton. Warren. Dover, Del, days.
schr sydney Miner Boves New Londen, days Tor Phil
| schr Cislisnre Harding, Roekiasd. . days
/ gchr Frrtune GttATBs, kookland. 10 days.
/ S1hr Wary Lsngdob. Berry, Hoetland, 10 days.
sohr Granville, -, Roeklsna, sdaya
TmlI-wIns o. srnssL sw. ana fresh; midnght sw.
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T,Ieereph,o Marine Reports.


Ar,.d-ship Ann, Rich, Lvsrpool sohr polsrs, Surf
nam.
az ted-sbp Columbian. nstanIas bhss wshssss, gai-
veeon sun Philadelphia; sohrs Jesssmne NLondon Edns
q. Baltimore. a. - -
.,rved-pfs Ro Johnson IS days from Rio Jsneso, hss
had rsassn and moe crate weather ounng the rn'shse
- CusRrEsTo-, Feb II.
arr,yss-Briss orrny TAFT, Provdsncs l3sh, sOuthr.
Boaton . w. r.. a.
Arrivtd-sohr Elizabeth, -; 3bt bark Lsveilyn. New
fork. No. - "a
trrivsd-psrk n Brodie, sne brig Samson, NYers.
Clesred-Brrk Ulmsr, and brig samson, Nfors -
1850 49, OaLpa-s. Teb6.
A,rveaship Jessore NYork; bark Gibraltar, Boster.
S1fsreS-Eafk X HsIelton. Bosten.
Cissred-ship Nieterson Beston.
Ett--srr STEAMER Falcon NYerk
fItafed--Brts Hansow, Boston.
o.h1srr sbip Maid o. Orleaus, NYorh.
ciesftd-stesmor Psoiao. EYcrk. southerner DO. .
NrwPoRr, Fob is.
,,,sa shr vssors Cronss1t for Boston. with los %
s,s started billet head and ousVssr damsssd ruddsr &C.
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NInsirnl.

IrAuAN orEba Horsg-A very fssbionablc audience,
though not very large attended last night the
rerrefentstion Of "ErnsbLh This opera has been
produced recently with 20 much effect that 1t Is nsi
necessary r. refer u 1t particularly but we are happy
to state that Elvra well psrsonatsd and that he
music was sung very handtomsly throughout Bos
and Avigpone we're quite scceptsbls, and sang with
frmns.. and kill Forti c0nm.ncsd with q listl-
hogiseness but exertsd himself TO The utmost, ana
gained oonsGersbls applause Ontbs whole the opera
OF vcry well and the dance ofNsthsii- Ffzismes
and Carrie we'll received We are quite anxious
TO hear Nsthaie's voice with which she used 70 de.
lght her friends in the days Of Peret and the Frep IN
theatre in London. On Wednesday. the public will
have "Parssina again. Thi, opera u fsVorits sud
the principal fsmsle characterra highly interettlns
CHptsrr's Ni~rTRTLs.-The programme for this eve
ming ~ exceedingly sttrsetive-sirging inssrums1ta
performances and dancing with burles operss and
other amusing features.
Tg1LtNs Mi~srREts.--Tbis band announce 1ne
-buflesque scene from "Bsysdete. negro melo.
die. Instr me ntal performance, and dancing.
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On Sunday. February l6, by the Rev O T. stohl.
mann, IN st. Mathews German Lutheran Church In
Walker street Mr.. JOHN FRAsEpEN HoLLERMavN to
Mrs EMILY PAULINE scHuMAsN both Of the city OF New
York.
Philadelphia Batavia and New Orleans papers please
copy
evening, February IL, by the Rev Mr. ottsrson, Mr..
CHARLIE CkIcHroN. OF 0gdensburgh, to Miss CARo-
LINE NJ, daughter of Ely Pierson, Esq Of the above
place.
On January is, at Bristol Ps., Dr. W. g. BIsnIp, U.
N, to JANE g.. daughter OF the late Dr. A. r. Dean,
Of Harrisburg, Pa.
Capt john HARTMAN, Q soldier OF the war of 1914
aged 70 years was married tuesday last at Pitts
burgh, to Mise RIcHARpsoN, aged 90 years.
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THE oalNIrrs CUEsTioN,-MAYoR fNsstAND, II
nErTINE AND RYERsoN, STAGE rRorRIET0Rs.


THE oMNIrrs QUESTION. MAYOR KING ISLAND, w..
uErTINE AND RYERsoS, STAGE rRorAEToRs
Before Justice nountfort,
According TO appointment the cases pending beiore
Justice Mouptfott charges preferred against WI.
lem Nsder and others, for driving stages esned by
Berthe Ry.rson, alleged 10 be without license vas
brought on yesterday at one O'Clock An aoel-
,ioEsi affidavit was made by officer wsllipg shor'
ing that william Vader unlicensed driver.
Counsel for the denoe submitted the case to the ma
aistrste without produng any Witnessed for the de-
fence. Mr. Tomlinson, the I<tporsuon ht,oinsy ~
marked that the Mayor intenaee only 70 enforce tne
law That's all very true" replied TING counssi -.
the defence but at the same time the MayofauT not
Cypress the citizens interfere With the pecpis
rights - The magistrate was compelled 70 defer tas
matter in the other cases rs the witnesses we're
not present. and therefore adjourned over until the
dag at 10 O'Clock. when the testimony against the
other drivers will be taken. The Court room ".
crowded az on former occasions. The excitement ap
pears 20 b. on the increase The stages we're running
yesterday without any interruption. under the IN
junction issued by Judge Edmonds and on the top OF
each siege vas elevated flag with the folovins 70
sciiIton.l" Equal right, and no persecution In =
tsses are driven By licensed drivers Who are prosets'
N Their occupation By the injunction placed 90 tn
nsyor by The Supreme Court until tue mst'et "
bnany adjueics,ed
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Psn.sppsmA. Ysb. l7.-fsra soa,s-.i 9oo Rssding S.
20 ~ 2fNV 10 7s9s 100 DO - 81 900 DO 81 1900
tliegnsny City &C. s5wn s5s 30 Camden and Amboy SIS
yoN az do g6h 700 shs READING RH 30. 80 ~ d. 3l
do sz 100 d. S. 81 lDl do 81 100 do. 81 IL Penns
RE-, t 50 Leps I.isId PR, I7 100 sorri. Csaal b5 2O
IS ithigh NaviFstiop. 36b Afrr Sgies-f1DD Penn So
pt 10 Resdns es 10 Dr. so she Reading PR 32 100
do ST. 40 Lcns Islsnd RI X $50 Morris csns 2o %
Cir,.d psnk l3s Scopd Sparf- Allegheny County
Cs sH 1900 PERI = SO; 9i'f; 900 Csmaes sns smsoy y.
as 20 ths Union Canal; .a w an roar CsnhL l2k
2ki orsrd Bsst lsA A,e. saie..si q? Reaiipg So,
iC; IVQ ie ~ Anercnn Bsak, lao " Union CpnA, Isl.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, + eb. IT, 1856

bAL1IMoKk, go. IT, IooI
Great Rejoicing al the Safety Of the atlantic
The announcement, at an early hour yesterday
morning, OF the safety Of the steamer Atlantic, and
the arrival Of her passengers at New York including
those OF our estmsbe citizens who were on board of
her, caused thrill OF joy to pervade the whole
munity and the bulletin boards thronged to OBJ
tain the particulars of her detention One OF her pas
sengers Mr. Eastop, OF this city, Was TO have been
married four weeks since and the glad tdngs of his
safety can better be ina gned than described. The
ceremony 10 now announced to come of on Thursday
next.
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Passengers Arrived ,

Falcon, At New OrleansDr 5oreevin.
Heny DeSsrson. Diokerson, Diokersen, W Fra
ssl Wslter u Martin @ Gonion. Wilson LADY and
chile, Asphalt, Hodges, A A Conington W o Wilson
Mrs. Camersen, Halverson O Ulrioh. @ williams
8 FretH, Peterson, DIR Hotohhiss. w Cheatum, III
rsssnore.s Bonns v Lee sh,rclih W II Turner. Or
I:vaine andlAdy Bokaman, Hill Nifone w Nifops.
Eu garth kugarth, ID r Suires Lew Warner, a q
Brandt. d Ryan, Lyan, Ryka-l6. ia the stseeaxe.
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Tbe United arates corvette Nineeunes, which ar
rived a. yslpsraiso On the 10Th Of December In "a
days fysu San Francisco brought rem,taDcss 70 tbs
anon nj Of szs5 go The American Minister, Bailie
p,sr vept IN her 20 Tsicahuapo 70 visit that port
and IN. BROWNE. OF Conception She " 10 touch ct
che tslsnd CT Juan Fernandez on her return
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SHIPPING,

| OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-r0R BRE-
mss vie ma ssss.%:.p
at he q IN a, o. =.
IN s &c ss S s.,;:
AN sfsR fs srg a
| RI SNAIL STEAMSHIP CoaPANY-roR HAVANA.
=. New orlesns and Chsgros-ThrOush Tickets % sa:
q s t n's
ns.day February 2cth ats r the splendid double snsns
E ssss a s:
"ss sss
New ssP g !. s sDss sn,
sod q silver ware any articles eorameny Known
s & M pG y s
III .sD
pAoIrIc hail STEAMSHIP coHPANY.-rsR CALI
ns ~ this s
s Vii q sss s. s Gn
cisco on the fret and afeents days Of aoh month usss
4 the s' % 81 Ike q ~
s 81 S hs g ssn
touch Ae,pqlco but other Mexio. ports The fol-
eide which win Ss always port ssoh end q s
SaEeoN. lsss tons. TENNEssns, 800 toni.
SSssfs ssss LOO tons. ssSs sSsS@I
! S'isa ssfs .:s
and returning without delay with mails rsssa.
gers for TIE following steamer from San Francisco
q freight and transient between Panama suA
Ban Francisco. The connection ia the Atlantic will be
by the sgships EMPIRE CITY leaving Nov
YorE the 18TH and CHER0KEB, leaving New York %
yi
line between New Orleans and Chagres leaving
roes will ensure ~ little deten ion possible the
line TO and from New Orleans and porte in Mexico Cao
MIA Oregon Paeage from New Orleans secvrre
from Armstrong. LswIason Il Co.. agents.
RATES o. FARE rRoh sRv YORK TO cHkaREs.
Saloon Ltate To- " jig
sseersse found With mattress ana ioars =. -.
FROM PANAMA 10 SAN FEhHcrsco.
Gsiooh sta,e Rooms tI4
steerage fou I'd with mat tress and board . ... I'D
rRoa BAN FRANCISCO
Ssn.. IL
through tickets for M month Apply a, the o:s Of
Tie company, 81 and 30 South street.
EtoR CHACREs, D1RECT-AT THE LOWEST RaTEsOx
Il Passage and Freight. The and splendid double
L.. Ginhlepangh, Commander will leave Rev York,
Tier No. North River, Thurtoay February 9Th, ia
slant ct o'clock A. NJ precisely. For freight passage,
having sgperior teeo nmoaationa apply to-
Notice to Shippers Of TrsishtsH goods be cleared
the Custom House, aud The freight paid Agents
omce before the Gay o. aoP@rSro Freight ell
ceived 90 the day Of sailing.
CLPPER SHIP mo FOR SAN FRANCISCO SHIP
~ pera ny ttis vessel Particularly requested TO sepA
their toods on board foot Of Maiden lane without de-
and bills Of adng for signiurc that the chip n2
ecut to O. previous 70 the 22d rebruGry.
- SiPFkEk & iR0ESIDE. 3Broedway
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seelphia-
Also soop Henry caston Heath. NYork for Provi-
Block Islsnd pilot board ship James Allen
Of and Tor kBedord fscm Pacific Ocean, bills oil
port sehrs Ftts, and Ceylsn, from Rockant for
.,. PROVIDENCE Fob is.
a.. red-Sshg VIM Tyson. Raynor BALTIMORE sioop Poin-
Beoy-SShT suPpo,sd to bs the James Deputy, Wins
Arrised l7th-soops ThOs Hull. Hail. NYork; Blscks.one
Smith do; Willard. Dayton. do.
Arrived-steAner Alabama, NYork.
Cieared-Bark Rowland Boston; schr Patrick Henry,
York.
SALEza Feb Is
Arrived-Bark Wymau. Rio 0rande Dec 50. Left barks
niqueon and Mary Allen. NYork brigs Alfred u aond
do wig Ers Rio Janeiro Brig Russell sid 2Ld fol
Salem Saw Jan "a of Perosmbuoo aisrge ship sho wing
and SPOKE Oct outward passage Gen Wool from
Baltimore tor Ban Francisco.
WARREN, Feb 10.
sailed-Brig Frances Titus, Natansas.
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Port OF New York February rs, 1851.
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NO CURE. NO PsY.-DR. coRBITT, 10 DUANE
street may be ooRsuisd on the treatment Of certain
diseases practice 81 sixteen yerrs devoted
ment a. delicate diaease enAbes Dr. G. TO cure the worst
mercury ueed. =
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STRBsr UAB, FOR TIN
t fourteen years eonsrst his Irsotiss V tho tcss
ment OF nerrurtl and other iisesec lie The
grsvsttt csses o. ths disease apd mild removed -
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CMPPER SHIP mo foR SAN FRAECIsCo-sHIP-
~ pera by this vessel particularly requested
their roods board foot Of MAIDEN lane without
sy and bills Of adnE for signsure that the chip ~
q sent to previous 10 the 22d rebrusry
SiPFKEk & iROESIDE. 3Broedway
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CARD,-DR DE LAGEY. AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
Suise az can be soEsuIteo en- all diseases Of
delcae nature diseases Of the skin anhoode detfte
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ling 70 prbh Boosting self dstions he esrs to
these who hsd no proof q he professional ability before
every Euhtsnty forhr ee tsfe and speed cure
pc deefed Oihel 5l Llrntnard ntreet rear Rroad
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not osfe under The tsrtoi euro al hro hundred dollars
put up IN bottles With foil directions, 81 a. Ore tosa
sm w.ek ,mGny are cured in tse days. Tor sale ~
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