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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13
The Latest from Washington.

PEREGRiNAIIoss or THE PREStpENT-Mg. coRwiA's
OPINION or PARrllsM-raE COURT MARTIAL OF
GEN. TALcoTT, ErC.
w.snIsoTo>, june l2, 1871.
The President yesterday commenced examination
into the affairs Of the executive departments after the
completion of which accompanied by the Secret ry of
the Interior, he win visit Old Point Comfort.
conversation is reported to have taken place, Of
which this is the substapce:-A whig applicant for Office
who pleaded services to his party emitting him to
place told by Secretary Corwn that there no
parties now" The applicant soliloquized- well, where
the parties year ago when you got your Office
Did cot party make you Senator and then Secretary
Of State and thereby enable you at one dash to realize
fortune Of near one hundred thousand doiars-tnd
forsooth. you can know no party y
Mr. Corwin will leave for Ohio vim New York next sun
day His family have already left but he will overtake
part Of them in your city lie states that he viii be ab
sent tor a month
The Postmaster Generals instructions for carrying
the operations Of the postage law appear to
dsy.
meeting Of citizens wa convened to- night at the
City Hail. 10 consider the subject Of the National air
proposed 90 BE- held here Mayor Lenox in the chair
and George S Gideon appointed secrtary Alter
free discussion. the sub hect referred to committee
to he appointed by the Mayor who will report on the ea
siby and submit general details Of the plan at future
meeting
The following issued day by order Of the Pres
dent -
WAR Dfr,RrnrSr. ApJtrr,St GrSrRAL's OFricE,l
WAaiusoToS, June II, 1851.
GrNfRAi. OEDTRs No A general court martial to
consist of thirteen members, will assemble in the city Of
Washington at II A. NJ Monday the ed in .ta at,
thereafter possible. for the trial Of Bre
vet Brgadicr General neorge Talcott Colonel Of Ord
nance Detail for the Court Breyet Major Generals
D Twipgs. j II. Wool P. + smith, B Riley q Glib
SOM Brcvet Brig Gens J. B Wallach, J. Churchill j.
Totten, n. s Clark Childs; Colonies J. Albert, J.
B Crane; Brevet Colonel J Psmpton; Brevet MAJOR }.
i. Lee, Judge Advocate. By order OF the President
r JONES, Adjutapt General.
The Of Geu Talcott has excited great interest
here as well because Of his high social his official po
ston i said among oth,r things the charges in
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TnE L,rr Tt,eTpy AZ LyScuprRsW N.-tntellikcoc--
has been received from lyuchburgh that Mr. Jninss'
Saunders died about hve O'Clock on rhurdsy evening,
the day which hif combat with Nf Terry 81 the Io
einial, took place citizen Of Lynchburgh Who ist
there about oclork saturday morning By the
press ronve, which took DR. saunders from Char
otteere and arrived yesterday by the central railroad
brings information that br Terry then alive ana
hope- had been cutertaincd Of his recovery but
sage received frou his attendant just bcsor th-
stage started that he getting W. learn ttse
the circumSsnccs Of the dcplorsblr whth
has resulted certainly in death aud probably anoth-s
not reported with entire correctness In tn" first
count that reached The facts. hear thssA
follows though there may still be- insrrs-
rscy In the statement The Jrgassn Of Thursday
ing containing the editors reply TO the Of Dr.
Saunders issued aud circulated (as s the custom
Iynchburgh) Wednesday evening rouny Nc.
Saunders after reading the article about bis e..
thcr, sent MIR. Terry word that he would shooe
him sight, sttSrk him sight.
message a that kind Thurs.iay morning, sbous =
O'Clock. Mr. Terry ie his house taking with him
Of Colts hve shooters Mr. Saunders met him ths
ing answered in the affirmative, struck him wth =
walking stick Terry thereupon drew his pistol and ie
the fight fired four times Saunders drew ami nr to-,
pistols. carrying single hall each Mr. Bigger police
officer interpo-cd promptly and IL supposed to have
knocked up Terrys pistol when he fired trst for
the bans entered high ~nd0w some huntrrd yaeAs
distant During the combat, Mr. Digger received s~s
bsls, through the and the other through tn
calf Of the leg but the wound not thought danres
when the persons who hurried 60 the
cocdsd in parting the couibsants Ssuners srsne~ 90
say, had Terrys pistol In his hsnd and about ~
bot hall which entered the navel and struck
the spine lie suffered great sgnny until h. died Mr.
Terry received both th balls discharged by hrs sntAge
nEt.-Richpo,d (fa) Tfass. jun .
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EIAAHCxAL.


DANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY--SsoOOOO sEvRN
sls Company srosdSay the city Of New " York an- n
hcusasd ba S fs snS on
s1sas s,s Of M Railroad Company payable 0n the
The bong, for one thousand dollars each. dated
psy,Ss half yearly in the city Of Neg York and
1856 They issued Of OF nosrpOra
9S e,sis dospany passed X the Legislature Of State
.,, The o. sSid corporation may borrow from time TO
0esssry eompesa said road and for the Other paS
goses Sy shs act in the whole not exceeding
issue and dspose Of their bonds for borrowed
ss ms1as aay Of Their cor
pncps due STOCK 1' sas sas
e s nSG az . s@
aS see Mt TO adept and for such purpose the said
smonnt so borrowed whenever the persons any them
whom such money due shall elect TO tho
One Million Of Dcara fths capital stock Of tho compa
Ss paid fa' a and more than $4,000 actually
ns .if.e VIII ss BY to
Der next. Twenty miles will bo in operation in July.
has been su5yeyed and located Of rails
sready in Panama 1t for this section that the
ANY the making proposals above
stock and the not .y the n aksn ., M h
sold nesoutsy T. the highest 1dder bat offers below
Parties whose bids accepted will be required 10 pay
day ofJui, nsaimens of twenty per
1ont every two mon this thereafter.
Bonds will be issued when required for payments made
beyond the rs nstalmon but every party will be at ber
ty TO pay in fun at interest will commence from
ne time 81 payment
The company the right ult pay
ment Of the ntalmene resell the boRds the risk
expense of the psrty making default.
hs company by grant from the republic OF New Granada
liberal rights and nties and
others the exclusive privilege of establishing and
railroad the Ishus of Panama for 10 FROM
completion ofthe road during which period the
binds itself not 60 permit any other carriage road macad
which
for the OF between the tive
tae lsthmus of Panams permit any person per-
without the consent of the railroad to
Aly canal across the said Isthmus'
No exists mule path. The neutral-
sy Of the sthmus Of Pana guaranteed by ths
otthe United states No ta1es contributions of kind
can beimpoed the road by the OF New Gra
nads ntr upon Passengers duties property OF
say kind transported across the sthmus the road
Any further information required be obtained at the
ohioe "i the company; -
FRANCIS SPIES, Sec'y,
New York May 81. 1851
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To.oxro, June Il 1sSi
In the legislative Assembly last night. the Finance
Minister stated that the Canadian government had the
p,ver 70 make the Ct Lawrence river free TO the vessels
Of all nations, without reference to the imperial govern
nent Government has introduced bill to abolish the
sristocrstc right of prmogenure In the succession TO
real estate bill 20 prevent tn. expendure Of public
money for purposes not previously authorized by Law
and to Init the grating Of PENSIONS defeated by
the opposition OF the ministry
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From Portland.

PRn7AW MURDER AND SuICiDx-rHE EUForEAN ayD
NORTH AMERICAN RAILROAD, ErC.
Porrl,vp M. June l. 1851.
Mr. Freemss OF Gilcad shot his wifc last evening,
rhe she sleeping in bed With Irish girl lie then
shot himself and Afterwards his throat Mrs free
man stil survives but u not expected 10 recover.
The Executive Committee Of the European and North
American Rsirosd had seseion In this city yesterday
to consult upon the entsrprise
bank Of earth caved in at Lewiston fai this
re killing John Harley and severely woundins several
ofhrrs
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The Late Incendisries at Ctica-Ccnfcsssor
OF Or~utt, sc.


Henry Newell one of the incendaries has been com
nted TO jail in default OF $1,000 in action brought
BY the trustees q the pr Church to recover damages
He I worth considerable property
Professor n Garfield Of the Oneida Conference died
In Cnzenovia on Monday night
Orcott who sentenced To be hung for arson, has
made full confession to the Rev n G. Uorey, of this
city. u viii not be made ruhll. Til after the executlon
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LOUISVILLE, June II, 1851.
The steamer Niles, from New Orleans this morn
ing lost thirteen persons by the choers and ship fever
smcng them, only csbn passenger, Pisnkenste'n,
German emigrsnt Those who died were pcsrly sn emi-
grants several we're sent to the hospital here
There II sickness in this city and the weather IL
plcasant The river IL falling There are eight feet Of
water in the canal. Market very dull
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CO 0O0 To s5ooO-rOUR OK FIvE pERsoNs
coal.

DENSsyLvANIA COAL coMpANY-sHoo ooo SEVEN
m Per Cent rSrRon Msr'sssg b0sdsmssaiei p.apyal,
in the city q New York until wednesday the 18th
or any y psr S se1 on a. TIE Ss ona o tie e So3pa Ss S.
ssy ofAusus ISL tSs prees.is said Loan 70 be received
in iogr equal per cen. each the
sS sTs may be reid in .i :. any 9s =, .SS option q se
Ierisiature OF psnnsylyania which i "a follows. -
s. Tha. il shall be lawful the President and Wan
all tss. borrow. obtain loan. such
for the S 81 % and - psds ana
or any p.r Of the estates preg.s elects,
m.nt Of said sums money borrowed 'ueh times IS
Tie bonds are $1,000 each With coupons for pay
inert q interest tie I day Of February and Augpt il
York Ia.ere,t r be SLOWED fr. .hs time q liymen %
msrtssse T. william ua1emsysr. RSssrt d aintsrn and
Moses Taylor, Trustees. Tor upon prsiie1. of
scss. such :: branch engines. sa. cana, Sr:.,
Jog cash si6cO .ai which there other
The Comps.ys two Hn.s of r,lrOad arc shout ~ miles
long each extending from the Delaware and Hudsen csua
Branch csns ,nd saqpsssass river ia the county c IS
rne where the principal and Largo coal deposits u the
o. T.: s:SsI SsTIgsSy .ss9. have received ,a.s 90
On bonds held ), III. st6eihoiders, and conyerti
Asd baye JET to r.eeits On :spsi stock i&7S
OF ~beh. they haze eHp.nd.d upon the road and is
For ~ ssnal iss, Is tons each ana opening ias. %i
For coal and other laads Observation-Disclosures. 63lsGi
Making an expenditure for iands and pcrmAacnt -
improyents sof.................... o. 81 TaS Us
The producing from their mines and bring
.aS Hudson x. es q Sss
for tho bunes the present year and the loan Of Svo
Tor which proposals invited s chiefly wanted to
vide sddonal canal hoats and other improvements.
quired Tor the large increase of business
the ensuing and the due Of the bonds Tor which
the mortgage provides - be issued hereafter required
to facilitate and further esnd the business Of the
10 meet the cspscy Of their works. Proposals will b.
Any further may osi.a.d es sppicstic.
10 either o. the updergned The once Of the tompsny
TRAD HAWLEY. ROBERT n NISTURs,
MOSES TA'L LOR, DANIEL PARISH,
ISAAC T.. PLATT, WM u. HAyEMEYER
WILLIAM X. CRIrrIrH. JOHN EwEN,
Directors Of the Psnnsyvania Coal Compsuy.
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NItksUUNC JUNO
duel came of this morning between Gen Freemsu
the whg caudidnte for Congress, aud Gen Smith, OF
jackson. the eocratic candidate Smith wounded
In the shoulder at the fifth round The Of she du
that Smith wrote letter to OF the and
bad II published stating that Freeman a coward and
libcner The affair has caused great excitement
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THr REcrrRoCiTY QUEsrioy ~ THE CasADL,s
PARiI .arNr On Friday night. the house VA en-
gagged several hours in discussing MIR. Meuiu-
resolutions, on which to foun1 address to the
Queen, pTaying that the British Parliament viu
impose on tho productions Of foreign countries, i'm
ported into England. the rates of duty that
those countries levy on the productions of British
colonies. Mr. Merritt denounced the scheme Of
closing our canals against American vessels
futile, and calculated only 10 excite the ridicuie
of American statesmen. lie believed England
would have objection to his proposal, as
" only sought extension of reciprocal imposes
contained In the navigation act. Mr. Rob,nsc..
proposed n series Of resolutions Ia amendment. /.
In favor of dhfIerentisl duties, to encourage tAs
trade of the st. Lswren'e, and to ask Eng
land TO put small 6xed duty on foreign grair.-
His principal ohjcCtionto MIR Merrtt's resaluticns
Was their stating that Canada does not require pr-
tection,-a system which, he conteuded "a was our
true policy TO adopt. The Inspector General sais
he would have no objection to join IN an address
that would attract the attention ot the prote tcr.
lists in England, but he conte enued that Mr. Merritts
resolutions would be ridiculed By VII parties If re
talistion became necessary tho closing Of cana-
was the best policy that conld be adopted He
would make up for the loss - the canal tels BY at
traciing large trade TO che St Lawrence. Mr..
Csyley was in favor f sting for the restoration ~
protection in the Englch markets Messrs Sse-
vtnson and Sherwood (Rrockye) and Holmes,
declared themselves In favor OF dhcrcntial duties
Mr. Holmes pr,ypoecd 10 abolish the customs ds
pertinent, and borrow million and halt TO carry
on the gOvprpment for three years, when the canals
might be made 10 yield sufficient revenue for ell
rtoviIrisl Vurroses. The debate was postroaedtOs
ssr ais'0,-Ncr,r.q. C5als, |sas ~,
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HAI1fNoHr, june 7, IeoI.
Intelligence received from the most authentic sources
justify the assertion that astounding disclosures v BE-
made by the committee sppointed to investigate the
alleged defacaon by the late City Collector Persons
Of the highest resp,ctsbity implicated. The
mittee will shortly report
Captain Adams. formerly Mayor Of Richmond fel dead
In the street yesterday from disease of the lungs
The Sasanna Rrb,oan says that If the drought In the
middle Of Georgia continues 1t viii ruin the Gotten crop
there
The Southern mail has arrived
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state OF the Rivers. Sc.

BircaAwro-, june III, 1851.
Rain has fallen here or less, since Saturday and
the susquehsnnsh Is swollen 70 good rafting condition
q which our lumbermsn are taking advantage. The
wet weather Y prcducngs heavy growth Of srsss and
grain. Ths corn crops look we'll but reIuirc warm
weather
N,pRowsHrRGH, June II 1851.
The rain 81 the last three four days hns made the
Delaware y fms sailing condition and large quantity
ttata3ts la I'D begB rrsuulcd j aQg moving
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The Profits OF Jenny Lind & Go.

PH1apTtrpi., June L. 1851.
Mr. Btrpum ackno~edges to a friend who Il not given
e. that he has made 100000 b. the Jenny
Lind concerts and that Jenny has reszed not less
than $3.50 COS In this country The net proceeds of the
ninety -four concerts do not lack above $1,000 ofa mil
Ia dollars
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NV uEtLAS. june l.. 1851.
simpson thr cotton dealer has not been heard Of yet
His liabilities said TO exceed $4,000
The weather here -very warm, and l. remark
ubi
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NONt oHp, Y. H. june 7 INJI.
In the Legislative Convention to-day, John Had
ley (lem chosen Secretary Of State, and RIson
Ilill dem Treasurer MesSrs Butteraed & Iill Of
the Patriot. chosen for state Printers The
Of the people the Iiomcstead Exemption law,
counted day stands-tor the Law, ii oS5; against it,
7rE3
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FINE AySTs.

NATIONAL ACADEMY ov DEsIcs.-TBE TWENTY
~ ssth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy nov open 70
ihe tubo NJ their Galleries No ey Rroadwsy opposite
3ond street, from "a, n. until ~ r. NJ Admlttaace
ontE se4ron vsle,s ~ oonts casalocoes i2H csna ~
IL - y spz9ocVr. caf s>s,ssa:s : a
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RERFoRD's co.'s CALIFORNIA EkPREsS-
express We respectfully inform the public that
for forwarding goods and letters TO Csorna
admirably made that repaired TO guaranty
the delivery Of packages and letters In San frsncsco,
thirty three days lees Without delay the Ishmus by
the which leave Psnsms the arrival q the
a. forty per pound and guarantee fr the faithful
delivery sas Francisco In the time stated will sov
the freight to be paid delivery Ia San Francis
the eher three fourhs to be paid In Nov York Our
postage single letter 10 San Francisco ten cents only
witch he prepaid NOT. Postsse te all the south Ps
cine pets forty cents preiad These letters are crsard
from Psnams. Passage steamship Promethsus 10 sail
Juno 18th. seeured At our Office 81 the lowest rates
BERFORD CO., Nesey street, Astor Houss.
a dRrooRYs FAST CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACK.
~ sge End Parcel Express-Per steamers Prometheus.
and Empire CITY Friday, June 18th. At t5oelock, NJ
Our nex Express viii he fr-srded by the above
an charge Of espereneef messengers Mesrs Hsswe
and Osborn who will with prompt Isthmus
agent at Chasrcs From the superior facilities possessed by
thit ensbed TO forward aooda this
city San Francisco IN two days less time than oceupied
forwarding the United States mails Parcels received
until the morning ofthe day the steamer leaves and leter
un half past two o'clock, r. NJ Packages (which must
In all be made perfectly water proofy nnst
the once the dag previous No Custom House chsrses
Passage tickets furnished on the above steamerA the
est rates. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK
Managers and Agents. tig Pearl streea
A. GODS sHIPI Ed AT PANAMA ~ THIRTEEN DAYS
forra Espress-our shipment will be ser Emr,re
Ctr Friday June 18th This IL the only lins hRvne
csvored the river Indeed ~ the other
have any boats whatever Once, No. Wall street ~ "
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LNoR BRIDGRPORT DIRECT, FARE TWENTY-FIVE
cents connecting With ths Housstonie and NangAtuok
Railroad The fast sailing steamer ALICE, Capt Weeks
Tuesday, "Wednesday Thursday and Friday at NJ and
Saturday at 4. n. Returnns siu leave the railroad
Wednesdays Thursday. and rrasyr ~ r. M % the
rival ofthe trains nts Bridgeport bridgeport and rarosd
freight taken At reduced rates Apply board, st the
once the pier.
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Z ~ '-..F1F 7.N4-sN'-~-1---"-NFeN1 49,
on Tue EUROPEAN PLAN. WITH

49,
ERFNcH HOTEL. on THE EUROPEAN PLAN, WITH
Il table dhote, at No. u Barclay street New York
sst he ias opened the above UPON ts Euro
Tses s!s os daily hAa The S rsSe
vines and iquor, &C. Dinner and supper parties ean be
NEPTUNE HOUSE. SEw ROCHELLR, NEW YORK
~ Peek Jr Propretor-rhs delightful summer resi-
dcnce nov open Tor the season For further paroulsr
OF Duane street.
CEA BATntSo AT RocKAwAY, l. 1.-THE PAvi-
81 lion Hotel now for tie OF yi',ss Car,
s. 70. Js%ss Where .ss: g ", Ss n. 4 riadns.;
Sro.dss sS and Maiden or
81 Front street, viii meet With prompt a,,eq,,on
CEA ABATuiNG-cAPE NAY. \. J-coNGREss HALL
shanifa the liberal heretofore received would
ss!Slas sSs prs.sss ,ss,oa $sS: +.
w 5. norr To- SS.tomSp chan any which Ssv.
hcrstooro been provided the Island The subcrber
g rIStrs @ the they s
customs and wants Of majority Of the socsrnsf this
DAyILIos HOTEL. LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
\ NORRIS LEVY, Prop1ietor, The abov. new and
opened f the reception Of ,.srs on s,h June The Pa
sey shore capable from 80 20 ,s.sr.
With double pa,.s sroSps ~ on shs ose,n ~ c. Ta' ,d
mighty Atlantic With It's beautiful beach. ses bathing sud
rstns breeze La, rendered vorits resort There also
VII se found ni1srn % s.y. billiard table,. & and ID ,ssels.
with TIE bost saord, and ID. shall estoeksd
with tie best liquors.
IlELsoST HALL. sCHooiEY' 3NoUSrAIS SPRINGS.
ID n yThi. very extensive and popular establishment,
capable Of between three sud four hun rsd
viters Will for the reception Of visitsrs the
9th inst III. we'll established reputation Of the hsuse tie
location the beautiful aud romantic ~ the
sUreusdng eountry oEtacr with hs excellent medicinal
qualities Of the mineral water render ~ the most de-
ghtfui retreats In the couatry. Mrs Hinchmsn
w usual devote her particular atteston 10 the ladies'
Competent engaged to sill
drpartment excellent band Of music will be 10 stead-
Ance during the season. T.. A. BfNCHMAS.
schooley's Mountain. June lat, 1851.
A MrRfCAS HOTEL RICHMOND NA.-ruE SuB-
scrib.r formerly clerk AZ Jones Hotel ~ adeiplia,
ad late the American View York. besq leave IN Hform
friends the travelling thst
che Americas Hotel. Richmord Va, and will assume the
management tho lat Of July. The house will be the
roughly repaired sad every improvement made 70 render
worthy tie patronage Of travellers fts stuation s the
most desirable fer hotel In the city beise street.
and commanding view of the capitol snd adjacent
aroundA the Jsnes river and surrounding country ny
stot stsentes 20 the wants Of his guests the u.desud
hores TO deserve continuance of the liberal patronage
hitherto bestowed upon this we'll known houss.
y. hILDEBERGER SMITH.
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A rTERNooN BOAT roR SING SING. LANDING At
"A hammond street Yonters. Hsstnes, Dobh. Ferry,
and 1nryto~n. Fare TO Yonksrs shc Hsstints. Dobbs
frrry Tsrrytovn and sing Sing. lss The and beau
ufui steamer JENNY LIND, Captain w Wilson. will
leave OF Chambers afternoon st 81
O'clock. sundays excepted R.turning vii leave Sing sns
n6s, An. Freight taken on reasonable terms
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CoPARTNERsIIIP so1TCEs.

Fl,O DACr ERREoT YPIsT9-WANTRD A PARTNEB
90 70 70 South America With that e scausin se
With thc hU and lar g9nre u aita. ., fYe gg o.
spIsrI j5,lsss, Aii..s ). ; A. llJ.ili Ags
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! A nMlNISTRArKIx SALE or FAST TRoImNG

A DNINISTRhTRIX SALE or FAST TROrrING
n HorsesNiil be fold ~ public auCtion, nt the farm
late Of Dasii Bry eteased Comac l.. H. pday
the ed day Of june inst The personal property Of said de-
ssed o. which is the stock OF uahle and fast
Eroting Horses beionxn to the ad deceased consisting of
the weI known ycun6 Horse. known as David 8rytns
Colt the gray Mare "Philndelpha Sail" the eee
lrated trottipg Horte "Peanut- the Black Horse and
fady Sunob (heinx her FROM ST. Louis 10 New
where she will doubt arrive before the day sale
will be taken 60 the farm and sold at the time sod
plsee. Sale vii, at O'Clock. T. NJ Should the
be stormy the le will b, the next far day
CAROLINE BRYAN, Administratrix.
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NEW YORK AND PHTLADELPHlA-SEw r0RK
~ and Phsd~aphia direct-Unites States Nail Line
Through in ~ hours. via New Jersey Railroad. Fars
iuced fos sr.s class and s2 g. cor second elss Leave
"a NJ and M from foot Of ESsr.y street Leave Phi.
sdelphis ats and A. n and r. H.. IRON wal
aut street.
CkMDEN AND AMBoY RArLRoAD d LINZ FROM NEW
~ York 20 Phiisaelrhs-Lcave Pier No. North river,
W steamhoat John POTTER; Morning Line .. o'eiooh
MI Anernoos Line, ~ o'clock r. n. Fare by ethsy
line, 81 forward dsch. ~ Emirsns Line ats sosi p Nj
hrs ~ So l. BLISS. AxsnA-
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EHFNCH HOTEL. on TUE EUROPEAN PLAN, WITH
V table dhote, at No. II Barclay street. New York
Mons fiux informs his friends and the public generally
chat he the above the Euro
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