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FRENCH g. COLLINS
AUCTION omission HOUSE
THE undersigned having eived an Auconeer's Com
mission the Governor Minnesota, have opened an
Auction and Commission House, on Third street, near
jackson, ST. Paul, where they will sell on commission,
Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, and all kinds of mer-
candze. They believe that the superior advantages OF
ST. Paul marRe win be suicent inducement for
business and manufacturers at Distance to send
their goods &c., be sold commission at private sale,
or at auction. Their charges Will be moderate.
y. Is. Particular attention w be paid TO the sale OF
estate about ST. Paul. ST. Anthony, or Stllwa-
ter A. X. FRENCH,
Oct II, amy +. Z. COLLINS.
REFERENCES:
Gov. Alley. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
HON. II. Ii. SIBLEY, Mendoza,
IS DAVID OLMsTED, Merchant, Benton CT,
4" J. L. RAMSEY, St. Paul,
&c VIM. II. FORBES,
ELrELT BROTHERS. 7 ,,orc,,,t. G.
J. ". SIMPSON. D.,
JOHN HARRINGTON,
d. l.. FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE, Mer. st. Anthony,
WM. HoLCoMBE, ESQ.,, Saltwater.
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Barnum, being asked one day the Sc
cret of his success, says a correspondent
Of the New York Express, simply laugh
ed and said: "Printer's ink"
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Ex-President JOHN TYLxR has written
letter in his own name-rer se-to the
Spanish Government, ,intercedine fos the
discharge Of the Cuban prisoners.
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ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
HICHCCX & KELLOGG.

Corner Third and Cedar ss, opposite Judge Lamberts
WILL keep constantly hand general supply OF the
w best drugs and medicines, and articles
usually kept for sale in drug stores.
Physicians prescriptions put up with the greatest care
Medicines may be procured at all hours OF the night,
without extra charge.
t. Profits small, and terms cash.
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BLooMERIsM REDUCED TO F1Rsr PR1N-
c1rLEs.-Mrs. Bloomer, the mother of all
the bloomers, who conducts "The Lily,''
New York paper, published at Seneca
Falls, says that ''to the highest artistic
taste the human form is most greceful
wholly undraped and unadorned."
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OntSORnery House.
Fremont House.
AM.N&gcAN HOUSE.

n ODNEY PARKER, late Of the American House Low
III ell, Mass, having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end of ST. Paul, with everything in proper orde
for the convenience of travellers, boarer, or families de
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites III:
friends and the public give him call, believing tha
he can do much for their comfort "a can be expected
in new country, yet supplied with regular markets
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TO INV old friends,

Nd THE CREST OF MANKIND,' would say
n that be found during the winter, at the oil,
stand of Charley Cave, Third Street, where will al
be happy to wait upon them. Bar and house fur
nished with the best Of every thing.
nov. ~. Il. WM. HARTSHORNE.
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JOHN HARRINGTON,

Corner 81. anthony and Franklin Streets,
Saint Paul.
i" HOLESALE and Retail dealer in
w Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps
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CHARLES Cd VE,

STILL continues to keep his bar and billiard roon on
- the north side Third street, Saint Paul; and will
take particular that his saloon shall be quiet and
Derby. heretofore where gentlemen may enjoy plea
SAINT game OF billiards, AID find bar furnished with the
most choice and expensive liquors and cigars. Thankful
% lis friends and the public for the liberal patrohrse
since ne opened here in ISl9 he Oldest bar in ST.
PauI) he socits continuance their favorable regard.
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In all parts of Canada, the crops this
season, are more plentiful than any that
have been gathered in that country.
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). c. BURBANK. W. L. FANcETrE. II. NJ. RICE.
BURBANK, FANCETTE & Co.'s
Minnesota Express Passenger
and Mail Line.

CONNECTING AT GALENA WITH THE AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY.
ITO and from St. Paul and all the principal towns and
cities in the United States and Europe.
Semiweeky the land route to Galena with branches
to the river towns. ~
For the conveyance Of passengers light reRh and val
liable packages, collection Of NOTES. DRAFTS, BILLS
&C.; transporationof MONEY, purchase and sale Of all
MERCHANDISE, &C., &c.
Competent messengers will travel constantly the
whole route, stopping at all the towns of Importance
from Anthony to Gaena, both the river and interior
or land route.
The propreors hold themselves responsible for all
eys and goods entrusted to their Passengers may
depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
Portable manner.
A.encies and Offices:
Rice Co., ST. Paul, II Stevens & Co. st. Ath'y
Steele, Esq, Ft Smelling, Churchill Nelson, Swatei
F NJ Ruheo&C Co P Lacrosse, J NJ whaley, Wiiowriver,
b w Brsbor's, Pr du Chen. Brookes, Esq, Gaena.
BURBANK, FANCETTE & CO.
St Paul, November II, 1851 10
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STATIONER Y!

nLANK BOOKS Of a variety Of sizes, memorandum
q books, drawing, Fooiscap, letter and note paper
fancy and plain drawing and other pencils
Pens, inks, &C., for sale by
WILLIAM s. COMB,
Bookseller statiouer, 81. Anthony Capitol ss.
opposite American House.
nov 10.
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.

On Third Street two Doors below Wabashaw.
l>HE subscribers having received large additions to
their former stock and assortment, prepared to
furnish any article in the hardware line at a small adj
eastern prices We shall keep on hand large
stock Of Carpenters and Joners Tools, House Trimmings,
Farming implements, Heavy Hardware, Saddlery Hard
ware, Housekeeping Hardware, LookingGlasses, Lamps,
Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
Just received large lot of Sleigh Bells of all kinds.
As deermiuedt to sell Low and for CASH, ONLY,
purchasers will lind it to their interests to call before buy
ing elsewhere.
J. J.MCCLOCD, JR., 4 co.
Oct. ., lS5l-l-cn
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EXCHANGE AND DEPOSITE OFFICE
OF
Geo. w. harrington, & Co.

ST. ANTHONY ST., SAINT PAUL.
MONEYS deroste, and interest allowed on all sums
AvI deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges on all the principal cities, east and SOUTH
for sale.
Collections In any of the States promptly attended to-
Investments made in Real Estate, otherwise, 10,
persons living out Of the Territory i'll the most advanta
geOus manner.
Office hours from 10 to IL O'Clock, and from to 4
O'Clock. nov 29-uf
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Oct. ., lS5l-l-cn
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE

ON THIRD sTEET TWO DOORS BELOW wADAsHAw.
'E subscriber having just received his fall stock Of
Hats and Caps, would call the attention OF purchas-
large and better selected Of goods in
his line than be found north OF St. Louis.
All of which he offers for CASH, at small advance on
eastern prices.
n Hats purchased this establishment irOncd free
of charge r. WEST MCCLOUD.
October 2, 1s5l-l-cm.
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Over one hundred female physicians
are said 10 be licensed in France.
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NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE.
{LATE CITY BOOK sroRE)

NO 81 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.,
TlIIE subscriber begs leave to announce that he has
i removed his stock of books and stationery, to the
commodous store, No. 81 Main, corner Of Green
street, Gaena neary opposite his old stan where he
is receiving large and well selected additions TO his
former asortmrnt and he 1aers himself that CUSTOM
ers will here lind complete and desirable stock Of
Standard School, Classical, Theological, Medical and
Miscellaneous books, i can be found in the West.
The supply paper blank books, and staple stationery,
will also be found very extersve and the goods have
been selected with special reference TO the wants OF
WHoIEsALE PURCHASERS. call, and an eAamina-
uatiop OF goods prices is respectfully solicited.
JOSEPH n. WAGGONER.
Gaiena, Oct. l., lS5i--lc
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HAS his office in the of Levi Soans store wher
he will be ready to attend to professional calls.
Saint Paul, Nov 29-mm
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PAPER HANGINGS.

W. s. COMBES, Con. OF ST. ANTHONY & CAPITOL
STREETS, OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOUSE.
HAS Just received lot Of rich and beautiful pat
terms OF parlor, hail, am! chamber wall papers, bor
ders, papers, and board prints, all Of which
will sold the lowest prices. Call and the Franklin
Book Store.
nov. %.
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VTTlLL practice his profession In Saint Paul and vi
w cnity. Odice on Bench street.
nov IS mmy
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MINNESOTA.

Mr.. A. T. c Pierson, of Long Prairie,
who has resided but few months in our
Territory, writes to the Corning IN. W
Journal as follows:
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'RNER OF JACKSON & FIFTH STR
WILKlN s. VAN ETTEN.
A ITO NEYS AT L A w,
DR.. X, BABBlTT.

OFFICE over Farrinston's Brick Store, St Paul.
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receivest greet dsal Of attention she ID very rscsf
dancer, and an exceedingly fascinating lady.
Ihe following paragraph would seem to indicate
scrupuIous accuracy in these reports -
Mrs. Benson Of New York-whom the agreeable oor.
respondent OF the Boston Bee calls Mrs. Reason
very graceful In the waltz, and has splendid figure
foregoing citations We do not forget that we
writing Of q country which is not our own. Not
long ago the entrance to our Opera House was en-
umscred one evening by large crowd, and some
middle of IT, In the confusion which ensued con-
siderable Amage was received by the head-dress
of lady whose toilet was Enthusiastically Partisan.
The victim turning piteously to 4 gentleman with
q magnificent beard, inquired the meaning Of the
scene and the reason Of her sutferingsl Chaqwe
pqvs a ses ha5 uuies' was the calm reply; aud 30,
in the same spirit and in the same words, say We,
Chague ,says ses ha6i'~ies."
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

Al her residence No los Madison street Saturday,
the 11th int Mrp CgcfLf. EEArfN0, aged a. years
On Saturday llth Inst, ALcE R0aKE, aged IL years,
wife Of Mr. James Rorke 43 Delaney street.
Funeral will take place at ~ O'Clock A. N on Mon
dly.
At her residence No "a Main street Brooklyn near
Catherine Ferry, Mrs HArEEY, wife Of Thomas Harney
late Of Bauinasloe Ireland
Her friends and acquaintanee, are invited to attend
the funei a..
On The li.h inst cATHERISs svLriyA- sged IS years
a native Of the city Of Cork wife Of James Murray.
Her futera will take place this Sunday afternoon
from her residence 81 North Sixth street Williams
burg L. L
on the 10th inst, PErra c DavEY, aged % years
The relatives and friends respec fully invited to
attend bis funeral from ST. Nincents Hospital Thir
tenth sett between Third and Fourth avenues, THIS
day, The 18th met st half past tEnP NJ
On the th inst Mr. JkNEs BacoN OF Flatbush after a
few hours Illness cauied by paraytc stroke aged IL
years, native q WorthiDg Eogland.
On Saturday, Oct IL. ALfxAsDER CAMERON q native Of
Perththire Scotland, in the 45th year Of his age.
The frienjs Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral on Monday afternoon, 81 three o'clock. firm
bis late resideDce, No. 81 Elm street.
On saturday afternoon, the nth inst, at O'Clock
MAFy LfiLIirsi aged 70 years,
The friends g amy and these Of her sons vii
lam ard Jacob Phillips ar requested % attend her fu
refsL this Sunday afternoon AZ one o'clock. from the
residence of her William, st No. Roosevelt street
A. WiilisnsburgiL L. l., Saturday the 1ith inst q,
JeHS RoaNsoN Of 3ifease Of the lungs
Liz friends aud acquaintsnces, end those Of the n nj
" respectfully invited 20 attend his funeral from
h ate residence 1lp North Ninth street WtLiacsburf
on Monday. 81 two O'Clock
Buffalo paTcrs please COPY.
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CLASSIFICATION.

CorFfE-There were 200 ats Java purchased at i4c
Market dropping. Imported this day 200 bags
CoPrER continued active, including new sheathing at
2lc old at lsaic. l9c and English yellow metal at
FRvr.-About 400 boxes Malaga raisins brought SO
500 halves 81 10 $50 quarters 6e4c aud 25 bbs poor
FareHrs-To Liverpool $4,000 bushels wheat were
engaged at 3kd on bulk, and 23Oo do. cora, ut
to load with Coffee for Trieste at ss and ansthsr to
load with deals at port in New Brunswick for Liver
pool at 7cc For Bre tobacco engaged at ls6d
There change in rates TO LonSoa Havre. To
California, they were sluggish.
GissISo-sales were made of 5000 lbs. additional at
HAY fetched 52c 55c for $50 bales rivsrth. former
value.
HosEr.-Retailed at $50. Sec, cash. Not much
HOrs-oi Western new IA bales found market at 2ic.
27c, usual terms.
IROs-lOO Scotch pig realized $50 So six months
demand good. Imported this day, 10, sS2 bars, 43
bundles, le6 bundles tuoes, and 2ii plates iron
L.1Hs, were in request At 81 rs per NJ. cash.
MOIAssrs Che sales cached only 40 hhds Muscovsdo,
a: &c q 22c.; and rs last Cuba, at lsc
held .. sp s. .sd sd'Ppns
common rosin at 81 42 while but 200 bbls superior
OLs-s 400 gallon linseei were disposed of at re
7Sc cash, decine 1900 city lard at 75c terms;
and SO baskets olive. at So 20, months.
PaeyIsroSs-Pork was irregular the business embrac
ing 45Q barrels new mess at SIS l2k Su p, reduc
ton; and prime, at Si3 so Sl3 62ls, an ion
provement 2Oe lbs dry salted hams realized 7slc.,
while only sales Of dressed hoas ,ds at &c.
Beef continued brsz and steady with sales OF 800 bb
Lard appeared quiet 20 bbls. only bringing sac
exc Butter and cheese were scarcely 80 firm III )ugh
being actively sought after
RicE -lC0 casks .: old changed hands, at 81 rs SO
Soar 10 boxes Castle nottled brought exc,
months
sPiRr1s -Amongs the transactions 400 bbls Ohio
and prison whiskey, at Gle cash, and Il c. time 20
hhds drudge do at "a &C. four months, adding interest,"
5puncheons Irish malt do a. 81 -, six mosths l. halt
pipes Cognae brandy at So Is S. and 10 do Rochelle,
at 81 80 81 s5. Imported this day, double casks
brandy.
Sue.Rs did not vary much-1oo hhis Muscovado
bringing Axe 4ssc; so hhds Porto Rico 81 &C.,
and 80 boxes brown Havana at hSe.
TALLow held att a7a.c., for country and city
rendered None sold
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

sATuR DAY, October ll-6 p NJ.
ASHES varied no further The transactions amounted
to g bbls and the stock In the Inspection 23S Of
both sorts.
BREApsTrrys-Fgou continued firm the sales exceed
ing 5000 bbs State and Western, ordinary good at
SIS 6ss, 81 with other grades at previous figures Ca
madam was in demand 81 Southern varied little 500
bbls old and mixed TO favorite, bringing Sc 81
81 rs Rye flour improved shade $50 bbls being taken
at So 3lh Meal and wheat entirely neglected.
27C0 bush rye fetched 6S1ac and 1000 do 6arty I5c,
the latter reduction. Oas were moving freely ut 81
round Western sold at 5S 561ac and fair to prime
mixed do. at 5f S. C.
The market continues to sink. The sales to-
day amount to 500 bales at rates shade lower than the
following fgures:-
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RICuuOND. Ost S-Sh steamer Virginia, Teal, fhAadel-
phia seAr Nary Maxim. White, NYerE
ST ARxs oes l-1Rrofs sehr W Psstes. Roehs, fcr
SAvANNAH Oct7-Afr steamship Aissema. Ludlow,
Yorh; bark Thomas Prrcc Carney. do eNbrxs Robest
Charlton. Lxhsbouras Haysna; American Gsdfrsy Rev
sALEn; 0sts.sid bark lewis, Waters, zan siesr.
StAksPOkT. Oct Arr bnS Dsmarara. Parf. Boston;
5th bark John Cayver Bsnehard Bangor for DsmsrAra
ST GEORGE. Sept S-,h sshrs Delaware, Btcknbres
stover: Phiisdelph,a.
TAUNTON, Oct l-Arr sloop AHla, Albany.
THUnAsTON. Oct Arr suhY oarblehsad, NYoSk. Bid
stn' hriss Amirs nrovH k0riesss Lucy WatS Vets
HiIniNaroN. NC. oo.7-Arr y,<. raeh..sr... tput.h,
EAassor 81 1sssins; s ss,lios yrcSw A.rs lDosohy
and Alaric, Prosssr NYork sth brt Hetty (Dan) Nye
Phsdelphia CID 7th, bark MuskHgEsm Lsucaster West
Indes 0th schrs Henry Baker and David
Smith, Higbee, Philadslphia-
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HAnIgImE IsrELLIaEron


sgrs............. 8 "a Efsp rsTss. no-a 8
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bsr.s.
steam ship Florida, L. on, ssvsunsh s L xi.shnL
seamsip southsrDes Dokinsor Charleston spo5r I'd, IT,
Ets.mship Roanoke Parrish. Riehmond Dean Thornton.
ttsaTsliP Cisy 81 Ri'Anont Terry, Norfolk and Rich
Slip ttstira Norss Lsst9u Glasgow. Dunham q Dimoa
sasp Viari''' C'ffisf khApa Rev Orleans KP Baok
ship csiumbus HeCerrsn, Mobile. pE !. Kins,l,ss.
hhip Gallo, Richards noble Ladd 4 Church.
khp Junista, Burrhsm Bsltlmors. Brown.
Sihl hiyerniai Spencer. New Bedford, 3 fnaaiia.
Bars hdeline, oanagp strlca Foster A. Nicksrsor.
hss S,fs"s tbrenI Frsiorcks Busaos Ayrss,J Victor
ntlh asa Fish, os.es Noble Huribut& Co.
Barr hautlua. .sYuood. B0ston
nAk taBaoh houDtfoft Portland, Perkirs 4 Deisno.
Bris Iultat5s) sveuteu, O9t.snbsrz Func1 sinske
sDILsg sHby tsWl Efsr5on, Oottsnbers. Pavsnstadt
.B5is cara Wiuds,r Button Port su Prince n Bscher
.Bris sarsh Thorndiss. uardisz Vera Cruz. Fesnih
bllg ksry tBr Cooper 80 yohns NJ q q Lanric a Co
PIG ri1a jenkins frcs. 81 Ftsp phen Pertioa DslaDo
HIs a.tnct a NO Al Doc, Bermuda. W Davenport
Co '''"' '' A'fA'' ~ V''' Aho'f''n
6rie Iribsra p,ntey. savsnnah, " EirsL
Brig Ltena Niste, Price, Wiimingt0n No y Var Nest
IrF ftitsuc Bolkins seftrfcuton, II Whi.e A. 60
scar 2atsn, Bray. st Domirso Cnv " Freeman \ @
kchr htohel iane. sui ith, W1dsor vaa Brrnt sight
tch Nhrhngten. hafch. Aisxabdris and Nashirg gtoa,
sturges Cissrman a CO.
schr Virginia hobart Savannah, DemiIi & Co
schr Celeste Brewster, Charleston, g Hluati
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

rHILaDELPfrA, October Il-FYrst Board-s'5g Morris
20 7eh; 500 Pissbytg So Ca 80 5000 csndsn and IN
boy 0s .ik: LOO Penneyvahia SIS Dos; l,3J do aJt
i shsfeJ harrisburg 6 So 100 United ssttes Bank 1 II
Pennsylvana Bank a0 20O aiding Railroad Z go do,
es 80 lo1s; 1000 Lehigh Nsvisa6s 's5 i go ,harss
Morristowa Raroad Sis. .4fteT Sales S2D schrylku
ksvgs 6s (iat of) 3s Coz Reading Bonts 20. Gs 200
shares Reading Bank 2is.
BAIrnoRk October i0.-stsek Boare-sGO0 Baltimore Ga
80 lo2i y .g do lc9Si 6isl do, lO2h 25 shares it
and Ohio Raioas, 6J do. eSp 65 p do, 63H AT
the board this day Maryland Gs closed At lOls bi Ing
asked Balso5e o. ~ lr, BIZ los asked Baiunors a1d
e asked; Yorh and CunbeflAnd, I7N bid I5I asked.
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sehr IsSrisen Price. Dswrs. Wilmington. NC, L No
ssS. Hiram Gerard. Hsnnosd. hahn:aS. vsa Srua, q
sohr Merchant, Couch. Riehmesd g u Pisr~cn.
sss5 Sch. ss.aas ssa:s. Pssss.
sesr ssspoIt ssSer cheste., c aiiisrd
G. Sssis. ssnsss
ssSS sSS os:ssso ss:s oss sis'fis Fss,dsns rssssn''
ship So..s. French Liysrpsci 4 day: with Td:s j and
3 spoke ship Joseph Walker H01is hence for Liver
s ss Her CO. .S atss s. a. g.
:s,s:S he IssS y iss :ssSs bark
as i:s ss's.is s e,
r ss Ss'ss 70 days.
Bari Orion. Jones' Rio Jsneiro 70 days. with oones. So.
Bark Element iBr, Dolby. Halifax days. ballast. TO
Brig R.lDSssI 0hses FAN Frsn,i'oo. ios days. via Rio
Dana q ss.ssn Ss'ls * inst: fs Is.
Brig Waihcnsinr, Das:ssnS. bsnssars, Sept L. Turks
iaas; T ss sA r"as:s , s%.sS with ,uu
Brig Belle P9uls Steele Darsn Ca ls days. with timber
Brig Esther Elizabeth. Jackford. Asr.adr. days. for
sehr ios., Kinoh Tacisonvis Er Is days ishiumber
70 schr Sasis L Cool. L.mson. Ais1.sdria. days
ssr sssr fnnpE fmSr. sn%ssssd Hisasnari. days
sbr AonEO, sterling. Newbern, NC. days With naval
ssvfn ry%s%th nc;
sohr Mary, Lnngtord, Virginia.
echr Champion, Johnson Virginia.
Scbr N Wedmore. Wedmere, Virginia
Schr A Mount Bell Fall River 2dsya
schr Roscus, French, Fall River. 2 days
eobr Homer, Parker, Boston, days.
Schr Fashion Kelly, Boston. days
Sobr Sarah, Perry. New Bedford. 2 days
Sohr New London. Latham, Wareham. days
Sehr Stephen Waterman, Doane, Har wich, s days.
schr Admiral Blake. Headley. sippican days. for
Charleston.
sctr Superior Grover, Kockland.
Sohr Henry c Lowell, sherman, Rockland
Schr Melbourne Everett. Rockland.
Schr Zephyr, Clarke. Rochland,
Schr Optir Spear Kockland.
Sohr ii Herrick, Rhodes. Rooklznd-
Eehr Eagle, kt odes Rockland.
Ship Western World. Moses. from Liverpool to A
ship Liverpool EdriaEs from Liverpool TO Grinneli,
Min ntLrn co.
Steamships Baltic Liverpoel Glasgow (Br) Glasgow;
Empire City Chagres; Florida Savannah; Southerner,
Charleston CitJ Of Richmond and Roanoke, Richmond.
ships Golden Gate and Wild Pigeon for San Franoisco
Copqueror Liverpool Gaa for Hare; Hartford for
savannah New York. for Chareston are az anchor on the
SW Spit.
Ger ll-wind at sunset, Sc, with fog.
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Teiegraphie Reports.

NV ORLFAys. Oct 0-P. II.
The sales o. cotton 20 dy have been 500 bales aud
miadDy has declined 10 &c since the receipt Of the
Asiss Fair is quoted SIC. III, stock Of cotton
hand is 1900 bales sgsnst 10 ooV last at
time. Rice is a. 4i4e. Sterling exchsnge &c. &C.,
prem
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Married..

On the 5th inst, by the Rev Mr Fitch, Mr JoHy Mac
NAY TO Miss susav RIpER. both Of this city
On Friday afternoon, 10th inst ,by the Rev Mr. Drohm
Of the Lutheran Church, ar Gg0RGE BoVD, Of Sewbury
port Mas to M,s Nina KsuCER, daughter Of Mr John
Kruger Of staten Island, N. Y.
Newburypo-t papers pssse copy.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
UEBICAL..


nR. WARD, BEING ALL DEVOTED TO DISEABEu
~ end their treatment to the speodiest Aba
unfoI tu ate. You viii be cured by him in half the uscA
time BE not detsrred but amply early Patients neas
but the doctor himself who attends % Canal
Of Broadway No mercury used. No fee till CURED.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

DIOhKER LINE FOR LIVERPOOL, BY srGAa.-
~ Ihe new end splendid sssamship Pioneer 900 toa
bnrten, ASS kidridge, Commander all deprrt her hr
voyafe % Liverpool or wednesday 18Th OctJber her
commodatians all class passengers are unsurptfscd
ektnce end comfort ard the rates of passage sueh
cnnot m % be satsfaitory hnd q the time the a
VII Be fruithe1 with the best of thiag
florfs tho ltcornFe passengers viii be served regular
With their meale cooked BY experienced porer
eu pc - eSpreety Tor thia dcat ert ani ~ this
they viii te relieved from e trouble snd anno
n their OEn pro Visions aud from The u0us troat
NJ upon tsng complied eat impfopery conaed ~
yions An exrefienesd turgenn y aiJ sttsct@i g. or
stp letsons detiroua Of teacrE for their friends ir t
cli country, can make the necessary stffn.futus
them trouyht out N ts rsgniacent steamer up9a rsse'
able terms Tor tnrfer particulsts, fcr Yafae .Tr
% hcsrd foot ot Neatry street. horL river or 60
i. TAFsCOiI Co. ~ ssath 1irest New York.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

Tnr prsaid,rt has of ally recognized 0a-,s Morton
Sersr q confr = tii- s-r intiue gonsdc'.'r r. re
49, O. gnl.ir.tf-
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

h'Vss, Soo ~ a4AsFiON u s AND HAtkk-5Hk UhlfEl
panier vii lsate for Hevra, touching - Southaptoa g.
cna the ss ans rtstenrers aaturis1. October h
~! An experienced furgeon s sttsched 20 TIE vegso AZ
etter mrts ssa through tie Poet once. tor fresht
I ge trpiy 20
FORffHFR LIVINGSTON Agent. No. 50 BroaSvs,