davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-16
.Iohn IHOIt

Jasticc Of he Peace
AND CoNMSSloNuR IN CaASoERY.
Ni.ee on { omuteecial Row
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-16

Irras. n NohN""N
\ UCNS 4 NORWOOD. Gentral GfoPrS
! ~. is Conc, 81 Az No IS, Cngfsas y,
New Oheans All whe favor us With onie
shall havei tho same promptly attended n and
Messrs Wurbi& Eldet oil Wcodvile, are our
agents To receive and receipt TOT any bills
which may be made with uS
October rs tSaO-ly.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-16

SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Office, No. 1873 Ora
- yier Street, New Orleans: La Cures Can
GERS, ScaldAedd, Wkitc-sweliHg, Sores and W.
GERS. Of every description. jun27-ly.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-16

Nrwros Place. July q. leJAiy
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-16
S1ON tIEMA. Ia!

Wooaeiile, July s, 81. 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10
ADVERTISEMENT
Very Small Business-Whlte Rubber.

For some years past, the combination who are
trying to monopoze the entire rubber business,
have cried down and sneered at Tyer x Helms
discovery and patent Of White Rubber, rs "good
for nothing" as "impracticable," "getting hard"
"gettng Soft" &c, &c, to prevent the public
from its use. Failing in this, and seeing its inn
mense value cannot be smothered, the combina-
ton are now violating my patent The Union
India Rubber Company have abandoned for many
entire classes Of goods the English process under
which they have, for years, conducted their manu-
facture, but fraudulently stamped " Goodyear's
Patent" and commenced pirating upon my Zinc
Rubber Patent for the manufacture Of white and
all colored rubber goods, and in utter violation
and disregard OF my rights.
stamp the goods made according to my patent,
which they have so long run down "Gooayear's
Patents" this is a cleas fraud upon me, and the
public, who will probably consider il rs do, very,
very small business. The smallest kind Of pilfer-
ing has some apology, however
The White Rubber goods, clothing Of oil kinds,
coats, capes, tapestry, furniture covers, piano
spreads, gleves, hospital sheeting, all articles
for the army aud navy, indeed for all purposes
where rubber was ever used my patent Il a hun
dred fold better aud handsomer than any ever be-
fore made.
The public arc cautioned that have sued for
piracy the Union India Rubber Company, and must
prosecute dealers if they pirate upon my patent, by
selling the goods 50 fraudulently made and stamp
ed
The laws Of Congress impose a penalty Of 500
nhc ioi tNtit hftltit ~ pifhtiCdill stdWpeu LUIS
patent IL my property invented by my foreman In
my employ, cost me Thousands Of dollars IN time
aud money in experiments, besides four Thousand
dollars paid the worthy men who discovered IL for
their invention. No one in the trade Is so stupid
as not to know these goods are fast drawing all
others and all other patents out Of the market
hence the fresh and violent newspaper attacks and
libels procured 10 be published against me by the
combination, who are seeking In violation Of every
consideration Of right between man and man. aud
by the combination ofcapital, to rob me OF my pro-
perry and valuable patent rights-falsely pretend
ing that | pirate Goodyears patent while they
know very well that nobody uses Geodyear's pa
tent anywhere. | also have suits commenced to
cover over 100000 damages. for their pirating Of
my SHRED goods patents-whioh, sooner or later,
they must pay over.
Is not thispiracy and stamping Goodyear patent"
upon my patent rather small business for wealthy
combination to be guilty of VIII they deny itl
whitley give me chance prove II No for they
dare not come to trial upon any Of the main ques-
lions again, since my recent verdict and judgment
at Trenton, tho cost Of which | cannot as yet col
leet With three large factories which will soon
be greatly increased, hope to supply rapidly
all the orders t0g my m0st valuable white rubber
iabyies, HeRAcE H. pAy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10
Nlarlne AHnIra.

Tur Srr.Mrp wg-r potNt --rhis fine boat the large.
that HISS vt me to anding arrived on Sunday
evening direct through from san francisco In one day
Dir Leach. her agent a. 9Nn Francisco on board,
and took advantage e Tie accssiou to invite his Msrys
willie friends TO splendid tpu prepared on board the
steamer and spread the ample table In her saloon
About hundred persons were gathered there aud
kirdly sentiment exchanged between them, the
owners sgent and officers Of the West Point, until adj
vanced hour in the evening Every appeared to
Joy the opportunity u this meeting and wishing Sue
rtf the West Point and all connected with herr
MayKtad (Cai) Herald .Apa y
LsvScqrp At Newcastle Me 3lst ult, by Col John
tdden. three decked ship II 1.2J0 tons called the
winfield scott, built of best Virginia white oak and
southern pine very thoroughly fastened q Inc model
SUD elegant finish
~ Bangor Ga inst Wy Mr Tewksbury beautifulb brig
nied the susan Duncan of - tons, owned by Messrs.
Irr.uel bradford ;. d Thurstou. Walter Brown Son,
aud Capt Mitchell, and to be commanded by Capt M.
~ Sew Bedford. 1bsh ult. by Mr. Thos Andrews bark
Greyhound % feet IN length ~ feet beam and about 2a5
tons owned by Mr. Henry Wilcox Of Westport and in
tended for the Atlantic whale fisher under command Of
CAPT Trcdk Wing late Of the Mattaposet Of westport
At Cape Elizabeth. Maine. 3lst ult by Messrs Turner
Harris copper fastened bark Of about 30 tons owned
Nv Capiain Idward Racklyft Messrs perey A. Russell
aud others. Also by Thomas " knight. a Handsome
schooner OF about 200 tons, called the Ezra Lewis TO
tp commanded by Captain Phneas Berry and intended
a one ~ line 81 packets TO be established between
Portland snd New York another Of the kind being
nov In construction They are owned by J. D. Brown,
and others.
Al Tarhaven. on The 81 inst by Reuben Fish shin
Nautilus II about 812 toss owned by Gideon Allen New
Bedford Length fi0af feet; breadth feet inches;
deph IL feet inches. " intended for the sperm whale
fishery aud 10 sail for the Pacific about the 10Th inst
under Captain Alexander .scaoury
Autograph cflee has been sSablehea Of Joliet, H.
NOS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10
Naval Intelligence.

IS. STEAM FRIoATE SusQUEHAHsAn.-The following
Is list of the officers Of the Susquehannsh which sailed
on Saturday her station, via Rio Janciro and Ma
deira She bears the broad pennant Of CommodoreJ H.
Aulick Of the East India squadron Commodore John
IL Auk; Captain, William Inman; Lieutenants, 8. W.
Godon, Thomas L. Hunter, j. b. Randolph, Foxhau A.
Parker, George H. Cooper; Passed Assistant Surgeon,
Charles diversified; Assistant Surgeon Charles T. Fahs
Purser Garret r. Barry; Chaplain, Edmund Bittinger
Master John Matthew's Commodore's Secretary, Ferdi
nand Coke; Captains Clerk, w. T. Inman; Purser's
Clerk John II. HartEel Pursers Steward, y. c. Hamp
ton; Surgeons Steward, Edward Meade Chief Engineer
Samuel Archibald first Assistants, George 4. Hebard
Henry H. Stewart; second Assistants, Edwin Fhan, Eli
Crosby j. c. f. Lawrence; third Assistants, Thomas A.
Shook Alexander Henderson, Stephen d. HILBERT; Capt
Marines, William b. Slack; Passed Midshipmen, John
Kell, John w Bennett Midshipmen, Robert L. May +.
A. Boardman, William H. Cheever, Oscar +. Stanton,
Charles +. Hawley Il. G. Stockton; Boatswain Richard
Fons; Gunner Charles Is. Oliver; Carpenter John
Green; Salmaker, William Ryan Passengers-M Ma
cedo Brazilian Minister to the United States nd family
D. Gondin Secretary of Legation; Hon. Robert g.
Schenck Minister to Brazil ard Franklin Cack Secre-
tary Of Legation Hon John g. Pendleton, Charge DAT
iaires to the Argentine Republic.
Lieut. Richard L. Page has been detached from the
ordnance department at the Norfolk yard and ordered
to take command Of the u 8. storeship Lexington to
take in stores at New York for the Pacific squadron
Passed Mdshipman Joseph Fry has been ordered to
the IT, s. sloop Plymouth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

years Of age, In The most abject misery and degra
dation, watching for something to steal. The
sensible and wen disposed In this city, have seen
for tho purpose Of stopping in the germ the growth
Of multiplied iniquity.
1t Is estimated that there are one thousand chill
dren, at this moment, (and that is far below the
mark following the pursuits we have been detail
ing, without a homo, without any one to guide
them in the steps Of honest industry and morality,
but with plenty to spur them onward into the abyss
Of vice-and what . hesrtrending picture must
present itself to the mind! These children have
but just entered the career of crime-their minds
are still tender and susceptible of being cultivated
for their own future happiness and the good Of the
community, provided timely provision be made for
their employment in some useful avocation that
may contribute to the benefit Of the State, and at
the same time conduce to their own moral and
mental amelioration; but If they are allowed to
roam about in hundreds, uninstructed unprotected
and uncared for, they will grow up to become the
bane OF meralitv and re cankegworm Of society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

ADJUSTMENTS In PHILADELPHIA.

DARNCMs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
ID Chestnut streets, Philadelphia T. Barnum. Propre-
H. SanfC I'd ManagerTWo perfor daily After
evening Admission - cents; children half price,
Monday evening the entertainments commence with tho
amusing comedy OF Paul Pry Miss Aexina Fisher Harry
Stany supported by all the talented artists Of the excellent
stock company. During the week, the Lady of Lyons
speed the Plough" All that Clitters NOT God and
the Nautical Of My Poll and Ny Partner joe be-
sides pleasing farses both afternoon and evening The coli
lection of wonders crowded into the capacous saloons
prise half dozen original collections including the IA
Peale. These all worthy OF visit and
be together with the performance in the Lecture Room
for the low price Of IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

MECHANICS HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY, ARovI
~ Craze btrsstopen every night during the week until
k.NsTRELs. comprising stcieHt and versatile eoyps
ofalented and Experienced performers, under the ma
Of T. r. Chrsty whose concerts in this city for
Of hys years have been received With t,vor
cents Doors open 1T half-past six, At eight
o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given Saturday
for the Of Ladies Juveniles
4 8 o'clock. p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

- ELIrF IN TEN MfNUTEs.-CURE IN FEW DAFT
IN insured by The great foreign remedy D Iococks Pad
monc Waters for the Of colds coughs asthma
tbs pulmonary onaumpton, and all affections brsas
and lunEs. Manufactured by v. Taylor Rochester NJ Y
The only true and genuine proprietor and on
the vvntnent Of America by assignment Of James
johnson G. v Ciekensr Coz 81 Barclay street. are Abe
general agents for New Yorh and vicinity hv
boz. ~ V~WEw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

streets Open night during the week The oslsbr.s
ecent and versatile Of talented and experienced
Performer under the direction Of b. Fellows whose
certs in this city for the last been received with
The By the elite and fashion Of this
tropols Their Of Buresque Italian OpeIa
6cenes Witty Sayngs Solos, Duets Chorusses Dancing
and Instrumental Performances On Wednesday and SatuY
day afternoons grand concert for the
ladies and families commencing ~ o'clock p n. Adms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

Aggregate dem. maj.. aO6g l00I LAS
Canal gain last year. $50
The Seventeenth district gave a whg majority for
Governor. In 1850, OF $50.
piminution of canal and whg votes In the above dis
trcs this year compared with wing voes in 1850 5S}
Do Of democratic votes 3345l
Total difference in votes ...........,.....5sol1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

| BfIoADwdAfr 1HEAIM-E A AARsKAL1 soGD
VA f.: : :.s: ::s S::;'
Jsi a. ~. AZ s sv.,s :s ss.ss
re fs N isHssis .as i'i;: ~
c.sx.y Ruben NJ. y p ci.risi xnsasphis. NJ sasv:
H. as: T E. 4s:;::
NIsLo's sARDEN.-sunxxR sxAsoN.-nANAesR,
~ M John ssfson-Tisisss 9 ss.s: PIv.s: Bsas:. 81
:s a:Ais as.;:;.' an. ssa ypss
$ ssa.' INV, 5iss s.:s;
nr.. Holman, M. Howard ~. Henry. Ss;: frederic n
bais1 Peter Tss Mr. ps. iss FOX
RRoUGHAAsLYcEUx. BROADWAY, NEAR BRoonE
ssts .Hd - aI pnS, ss:
&:
S IS ss:ss. -.s Il GSSi sSSi s.
Albert Ressyills Mr. Brougham; NJ John Psnnwiaas,
!s:s dS:. Mss
GRAAiNSDD CONCERT t q NINE ME- = wALLAcs bog,
Tu.ssss evening s' Jun. iosi 1851 i. lA''' '''1
.S. Fs s.s.4 Sss, x II: rss Mayer
BoussSes Flute ds Sas BY MT Bishop
s. Romano "chs non aavrsSse il m'erO," sisner -.
l. Grand Duo, s:nr.na,' NM Z. Bousis. '''''
Aq Ss Ths Tonic.
s:sss, wallace
Drss; :ss
I, Grand A,a "Ansno ' ii.ssi1:o IN coruo" 80
NabucO, BY Madame &. ". Bogchee,. Verdi
~ Sea" and Grand Polka do conssrt. per,
Termed by Vim. Vincent Wallace. w. v Wallace
IL. Due, DUAL mare quail terra BY Mme bou- -
II. Gernsn song Elm schultz bin ich," by Mr.. $50
49, Irish meiody Ills the last Rose Of sum:
mer" by Madame Bouchele, accompanied
:, BY herself upon The The harp =, -.
sung by Mrs. wood Madame Z. W. Bou-
Tickets dollar each the music hotels.
and at the eoor the evening OF the concert Doors open
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUx.-P. T. BARNUn,
r,SpsC and Ians s q ss sa me
At soeioeS WINS YOUR or
SHfsn'TfYr F saR PrTls9a
comedy In 4f GTs
Beau HaEc6urt. Mr. Bcamy. To conclude with BOOTS AT
THE swAN-JaeOb Earwig, this first appearance Mr..
25 cents children years cents front seats in
Parquet ore shilling extra
EIRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUAREaGEo.
Z LEA, Sole Proprietor "A ssion-seats in Private
Boxes 80 cents Stage Seats 81 "a cents; Boxes, cents Par
noon and Evening Enterainmehts commence after
are varied n se and such as can be
other place Of New York consisting Of
h2 S eEsaa and TIE
talented band IN the United States troupe Ul Asa Ar
peTsonase humber Of beautiful tSSeaax taken
and VTsy and
.sr,y Madame Rosan1 the Ssy Female JusFisr II g tbs
exhibition Of Marble stauary unequaled in the worla
afternoon and evening. For particulars bills Of easi
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

GRAND EXCURSION TO THE WORLDS FAIR. VIA
" Galway. Dublin. and Holyhead, Liverpool The
and splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA, J. H.
Bethen, Commander 1.-THE fastest steamship in the world
will call Tuesday, June H. at o'clock p M from Pier
North River Passengers by the Nerh America wi. be con-
veyed free from Galway Dublin and thence to
Liverpool Hoyhad at their option thus anordng them
opportunity Of seeing Of the finest the
island To those WHO travel for pleasure this
the powerful inducements. while to those who desire
reach London in the safest and xpedtious
IL also offers the most decided advantages The unrvalled
performances Of the North America the Chagres route
the belief that she will make the passage Galway
in eight days
Fare in lower deck saloon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Pare TO Enrlsnd and back, with privilege 10 stay
- No freight taken. -
ner Of Broad street X. j. vANDEWATER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10
SIIIPPING.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-The ships comprising this line the

ATLANTIC. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt. West.
PACIFIC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC. INSTRUMENTATION. Capt Luce.
BALTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt. Comstock.
ADRIATlC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
service has been taken in their
structon also in their engines to insure strength and
speed. and their accommodations for pas
equaed for elegance comfort Price Of from New
York to Liverpool Sl0 exclusive extra size state
$3.50 from Liverpool to New York, ESj An expert
surgeon will be attached each ship No berth
be cnredn unit Maid or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

E0O REwkRD.-IBFFRGEs' ANTIpoTE, sPE.
pcOO ehc mixture Tor the ofprivs.e disorders II
speedy cure without the least restrictions Of det
drink exposure or change Ia application 20 business The
proprietor challenges single which the mixture will
not cure, under the forfeiture Of 6ve hundred dollars IL 10
put In bsttes, with full directions 81 One bottle
hss wseh-msny are cured in two days. For saie by
H. RING, l92 Broadway, aud l08 BayArd street. NY; w.
Little l0a Hanover street. Bossoni wright Co., New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10
MIR j. b. HOLMBERGs GRAND CONCERT, AT THE

MI X. j. Il. liOLMBERGS GRAND CONGERI, AT TIE
lVl Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway, Wednesday evening,
June lth Programme-Part Frst-0verture, Orchestra,
Auber; Variations Violin Homberg Kattiwodo Brilliant
Guitar Sr Bin Bin Dverssement, Bassoon, Hegelund,
jacobs Fantasia, Violin, liomberg: nomberg Part Sc
eondOyerture Orchestra Rossni; RomanZa Poacca, Ca
ronet Solo by lomberg Homberg yoloncello Solo, Mr..
Uegeund Fraehome; Grand Guitar soo Sr. Bini Bin ri.
male Violin Solo Mr. Holmberg Vieuxtemps; Yankee Doc
die with variations Doors GA o'clock
o'clock Tickets at ~ each; he had the doors,
and at the principal music stores, Broadway.
THE TENTH CONCERT OF THE DEANE FAMILY
takes place this evening at $50 admirers
juvenile talent enjoy rich in witnessing the
the beautiful and talented little Fanny and
her brother Charles who will this occasion perform
raj new pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

ITALIAN OPERA, Aston Neutrality-suspicious.
Sofas Parqnst, ~ Secured Seats 81 SO Amphithsatre.
sett's grand opera Of Ia FAyoRITA-Alphonso XII,
siEaor Btneventano; Baha1ar sgnor karin Leonora d
tint issn ssnora AvOgsdro; Don G.spsro skaor Bsrat
open at 7; Performance to commence At o'clock Boz
once open daily from TO oeioek A. which time
may be secured Opera Nights-honday Tuesday. Thurs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

LNoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, ID. Lines, COM
mander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton to
land the mails and PASSENGER on Saturday june 18th At
Sl2o All letters must pass through the Post Once An
experienced Surgeon attached to the ship For freight
No, IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

MEDICAL orFICE.-sTRANGERs AND OTHERS IN
vI need o. medical assistance should all Dr. Gregory
~ Duane street Centre street. lie has been consult
ina physician and in private disc
twenty years our columns will testify His consulting
and reception have been arranged with especial
10 the comfort such patent wish avoid uch obser
walton. Open from "A. N. until r.. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

For freight or passage, apply 20
EDWARD X COLLINS, No. Sc Wall street, X.
BROWN, sHIPLEY L. CO, Liverpool.
T. G. ROBE RTS & CO.. Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER. Jr., ) Boulevard Montmartre, Paris.
The these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie. ewcry, precious stones metals
unless bile of lading signed therefor the value
thereof therein expressed.
After Of April next the rate freight by the above
from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

INDEPENDENT THROUGH LINE-oPPosIrIoN TO
j hsh prices. The steamship PR0NETHEUs wai leave
Friday JUNE 18Th for Chagres and San Juan Plans q
cabin be and passage secured the lowest rates
~ esrly application TO BERfoRD CO. yssey street As
tor House Through tickets for sale at prices than
any other oatce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

hBLY.
,mocrsts, in Roman--i6.
u-J2mes De,cey,
12-W. s. Gregory,
13-Jos. b. Harnum, n,
14--George Clark,
Isl. j. Toioascld,
l6-WIlitam ID. Green.
NIAGARA.
1--.4bJah II. Moss,
2Jep. b. Babcock,
ONEIDA.
1--Joseph Benedict,
2-Lorenzo Rouse,
3--Lewis Rider,
4--George Brayton.
oSoSpAGA.
I'D. G. Leroy,
John +. Clar k,
B. George Sferens,
I'D. Dennison.
ONTARIO.
Thomas j. McLoufh,
2-Hsiwy PGrdee.
ORANGE.
1-Olirer Beiknap,
2-Phineas Rumse,
3-Milton Barnes,
ORLEANS.
Is. NJ. Burroughs.
oswEoo.
William L Curtis,
2-Benjamin L. Lewis.
orsEGo.
1-Frwy j. CampbetL
2-Edw a s. Coffin,
3-W. Wright.
FI y AM
William Bo wne.
QUEENS.
l-James Maurice.
RENSSELAER,.
i George Lesley.
William Russell.
3-0liver A. Thompson.
RICHMOND.
T. rill,cm III. -4nth0n.
RocRLASD.
1--Jacob j. Sickles.
ST. LAWRENCE.
Smith Stilwell.
John Horton.
3LNoble s. Elderkin.
SARATOGA.
1--.4bra.am Leggct.
John L. Perry.
SCHENECTADY.
1--ReubeR Eiteood.
sctoHARIE.
Lewis Rockwell.
2-Ab'm L. Lawyer.
sESEcA.
l. Orriil Southlriek.
srruBES.
Charles q. Highly.
2-James III. Miles.
81 Cd,Tington.
SUFFOLK.
1-HaBklin Tuttle.
2-E. T. Smith.
SULLIVAN.
Jonathan stratton.
TrocA.
1-James Ely.
roAPKfSs
.fkr. Graham.
2-R. G.. Ferris.
CIsrrH.
William y. Russell.
John +. Davis.
wARRES.
l-David Mobiles, d.
WASHINGTON.
L Thomas c. JIhiteside.
2--Janses Farr.
WAYNE.
1-E. w. Bottom.
2Theron G.. Feomdns.
wEsrcHrsrEk.
1-Dani<i c. Briggs.
-Iheo. III. Bcs,dict.
WYOMING.
Nv. j. Humphrey.
YATES.
1-samnel Jayne, Jr.
.s...... ....... 49,.
............. ...........
49,. ,.ss'''s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

PAokETs FOR I HAy RE LINEarnI FOL
York tie lst q each month =
- s.! .'f: h Rs:.
As sSiP ST Sicn6LAs. FIJI SareSm
S ssp h SSffls Sii.' H S.rsal s sss
7Vd tons bur,hsn, yuiyl AuGls
ship wlL ilna TELL TELL tn.~, spfi Es ss
JOIN So Si.l ssr ss.s.r 4 Dee S sR.ls
They ali 1rss class New Yerh bull. Win
ec q ~sG Of n =. s
s tcr"afi.S free from Many any
charges ''' BOYD aiSeTES, Agents. I1 Pearl street.
rRoMETnEus go ton: sgrth.n; Can't u: v. johnson,
Jpss ls.s a, ssSsh nor freight Or Ea.s,s apply
EoRsAN FRAscIscovIA RIO AND vALPARAIso.-
GAZE Of zoo tons burtSen csrs p rasssrR.os, ..
syy Ssps ID s s1Ss ss % se r ~.
ss,I s. !. ssrIy We 5 mails sssvs.n .as San
TSWI&s i5 sss, isp !.Fs
pAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPASY.-rHR
SPLENDID ..ss@.hip EHfitx CRY. 100 tsn. ! 5: WI:
sosOek NJ from her pier :. the foot wsrsa street.
N Win Fovernnent mails ChAEree. connectnG
with the favorte United States Mail steamship CALITOR
MA 70 leave Psnnma about the 1st July FREIGHT
passage apply At the once Nos South sNxssA Or
ATM West street. corner Warren street.
DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-oNLY
through line fer San Francisco. via Hsvsns
Pare ksduced.-on Wednesday, June llth, At r. NJ
d. d. Porter, U, g. n, Commander viii sail on wed,
nesdsy June 1th at precisely ocioet, r. NJ her
pier ~ the foot Of Warren street, NJ r. with the
ment nails for Chaes via Havana
~ Havana TO the .plenaid double sssamshp FAL
.he fsvorite United States mail stesmship CALIFORNIA
10 sail from Pnuama shout the LIST July For fresht
passage apply ste ooc No and 50 South street, or
stNo. III West street, corner Of Warsen street.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE STEAM
IN ship CONSTITUTION, Lieut.. Blunt. 4. Navy,
man5e will leave Panama for San Francisco about
the 18th instant in season for the from hence
apply " EDWARD Wolf, Office o.
INDEPENDENT THROUGH LINE-oPPosIrIoN TO
hsh prices. The steamship PRoNETHEuS wAl leave
on Friday June 18Th for Chagres and San Juan Plans Of
cabin sn Be sen and pnsage seeures az The lowest rates
tor House Through tickets for sale at leverprces than
any other oatee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10

The extra session Of the Legislature commences ~
day at Albany We give below list Of the members Of
the State government, together with list Of members
fthe Senate and Assembly including the newly elected
members Of both houses in place Of those who resigned
Executive Department.
Wings in Italics; Democrats In Roman.
y ssM"ktvn fnfM. G0teT0T
Sanford =. Church Lieut. Governor.
amtaoPher Mersdn.. Secretary 81 State
Im'0 T. ru"es'. CoMpfrsHsr
Levi CuAtnelu. .du0TRy
tkftkiah G. Seymour. State Engineer and Surveyor
Is; S;:: i s:sS:; c'""'''''