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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
M +. r. BnrlsAcH, of this City.

communicate to The RSpa'e' St 'emen' inIena@@
- defend the late Col Prasay agAins: the cha,se %
80 II beng engaged mite late Cuban eSPeo'lon
~ 40 not suppose that any ono ACQUAINTED WIN 'o
,.ou5 ever make sucn an accusation, or mat ihPa'
-, persons Of any country, Who are acquainted WI"
ee,s Of tie INVASION can no.. regard Il as piracy
~, yreis.cL also hops that the Hnrgansns' VINO
,,nopg the prisoners TIA, have been semitic SPAN
ar ,ecei,c Tie same benefit rom The interceSsion
80, go,ernment as the Americans. especially as
80, have al declared tlolr Intention % become cii
.,,s Of tn. country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
Adjournment of the Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows

BALTIMORE. Saturday, sept %, IbJI.
The call ON States FOR neN business, and the
Wildly Fund occupied the attention OF the Lodge Of
Odd-Fellows until late hour last night. The Lodge
this morning adopted the Ladies Degree by yeas
a. to nays 81 The Grand Sire decided that ma
onty OF votes only was necessary They had grand
supper last night
The Grand Lodge. az this afternoons session.
finished up all old business, and adjourned DE
at O'Clock
large number of Northern members left for their
homes IN the O'Clock ears, while others remain 10
attend Church tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
Fire u, East-Cambridge-y Storm

DONIUN, NtPT' It, IhjI.
N an ca'ly hour this morning tire broke out IN
East ambrdge, which destroyed the stable Of Wal
ter WEIGH. with SIX horses, several carriages, a
quanti,, OF hay gram, etc together with two dwell
ng.houses one occupied by Amos Lane. and the
ether by several Irish families, the inmates OF which
aanowy escaped destruction. Loss $l0OOO-par-
Tally insured.
Ayiolent northern rain storm set IN tins afternoon.
and is nov IN tull blast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
Prcsiden, Fillmore-Negro Rioters.

BALTlNOREl Sept. II, Ib5U
President Fillmore arrived here last evening, stop
ned over night at Barnum's, and tins morning pro-
ceeeded TO Washington.
nThe friends of Mr. Gorsuch, who was killed III the
rte negro rot have employed JOnn Nelson, former
Attorney General, 10 assist IN the prosecution OF
the rioters
The southern mail is IN, but brings no news worth
,elegT3phig.
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-ADyERTIsEsEsrl
Ere t,sCApEs AID Ere EXTlNGlIsIE

1t not generally known. We be-ye tnat ne tre -
,sd almost srtIre, 10 the active and enterDrsng spirit
II Mr. BARNUN for the introduction II Philips ceeeraci
Patent Fire AnnIhllatn<" INTO this county IL appedi
NAT ne cent an Agsnt ~ Europe to investigate cOoly and
calmly & value and availability and presto "Alie the
ratc talking OF lis h sec res an ~ e
invention. Al American Company With Hon ELISHA h.-
tesey Hon Jn0 NJ CLAYTON, sc, ~ rs head 5 i0r neu
and Mr. BauUm chosen the General hanaset .hari1.
No Waren-st near Broadway, and al once We hnd u T.
selling Paten'-rght. and Machines Tor the North East
south and West ana thousands Of dollars already flow
although to-day the cfce nrst oiciaF opened for
the transaction of business Certainly there Is no INN, 70
Dir versatile genus except that ne never NEEDLES
with ly.hIas Useless. common or unpfohfsJle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
Murder at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG. Saturday. sept ~, 1871
Two boa'Inen, named Hines and ChnstaVer' got
INTO quarrel Yesterday afternoon which resulted IN
Hines beinc instantly killed The murderer has been
ayrpstcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

~ The Bermuda papers contain no news
If importance beyond contemplated improvement
ohe harior and an account of the sudden change Of
the weather
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The rvropcan and >or,h American Railroad.

~. JOHN, \ b, Saturday, Sept 20, 1851.
Railroad meeting was held here to-day at the
Commercial Bank, at which MIR. {. ID. Archibald, on
tehalf OF his friends, subscribed fS0000 of stock IN
tie European and North American Railroad. The
teposit OF fI00,OO0 will be paid IN, and notice I'M
hediatcll given for mceUng OF stockholders to
gsnlze the Company.
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By TELEGRAPH to the New-York Tribune
Southern T,lcgropG Office. corner Hanorsr and


PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Sept 20, 1871.
The New-Yor boat, with the President ana NE
secretaries on board, arrived about O'Clock. lhc|
went Immediately on board the Baltimore BOAT
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rADvERrIsENENT

RICH SILKS AND DREss GooDs The AIDES
who appreciate elegance ana beauty N Dress Goocs
viii be amply grarfed and pleased with cal " the store
Of Messrs. : NJ = Towle COLUMBIAN hall' No. -
Grand Il Their immense stock of fail styles bfSace'
figured AMI PLAIN ks de lanes, nernO> aipa1as para
as and other dre~, goods are perbly beau.ltl rch
and chase well calculated please the fancy and secure
the admiration Il ev,rv lady II refined taste such Affairs
Al Tow les VIII a.o be found coil ecrion Of broche cash
er, and wooden plaid shawls Of the latest designs wheh
cannot approached by any other store IN the CITY and
Of other stable and fancy dry goods suited 70 the
wants Of all classes the community
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

ty A Post Office has been established at
Globe village, (souihbridge,) Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

RoBBING A Man oF HIS TIME.-On Fri
day, about noon bold thief entered the parior Of
No. "a FOlTreenta-st and walked Oh With saiui-
be Gn1a.e. c.l,k. The fisl.iy we're 4. dinner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

The YACHT AMERIcA.-ln TIE Tribune
of the 18th, paragraph was published As a corfec-
ton Of the statement Of the London papers concern
ing the builder Of this renowned yacht. we stated
that she was built by VIM. H. Brown the steam
craft builder but We omitted the TACT that she was
modelled from keel TO agstaf, even to the cut 81
her sails, by George Steers, young shp-tulder OF
this city the vessel was built M Browns yard and
he was the contractor but the sail builder was Mr.
Steers who stu has the model IN his house never
having loanes or used it for any other craft we
deem 1t no more than justice to ali parties that these
facts should be known, the credit of building the
fastest yacht in the world small stake 20 be look
Ing for the right owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

= The President, accompanied by his
wife, daughter, soa, Secretaries stuart and Conrad
Marshal De,lus and others, arrived IN the Empire
state early Oh Saturday morning. an tae whole party
breakfasted al the living House. The President ino
Nh Sargent. lE5i'or Of The Rtpsslse) started Tor
Washington N the o'clock morning tram lAe
Secretaries aDd the Presidents family reni an AZ
the irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

ANOTHER BuRGLARY.-The dwelling OF
+ { Dean, ESQ No IS White street., was entered
by burglars few night since, who bust open the
frori basement door and robbed OF Jewery clothing
&c 10 the value Of about $500, with which the bur
glars escaped No clue has yet, been Obtained OF
the whereabout of the stolen property
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EITY ITEMS.

~ Several columns of Items vii DC
found on the 'T'h page
- 10th Boards Of the Council are to
meet til gernOon
SOUTHERN MAus.-The Post-Naster
General has ordered al tie regular Mails be, Feen
this Ci,J ard Philadelphia. 20 be ransporte1 by the
Camden land Amboy route until the HackensAck
brIdge shall be restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

TIE WHALING PANORAMA.-We hear
that Russeus Panorama of Whaling Voyage
which Is now on exhibition, IN Broadway, near
Walker-st IS an excellent thing Of lis kind. Those
who wish to realize in a vivid manner the perlls and
the pleasure of the hunters OF the deep, should visit
Il and be edited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

NIBLo's.-A very crowded house assisted
at the second appearance Of Madame Thillon on
SATURDAY evening On this occasion We were con-
frmed in the opinions expressed IN our previous
notice. Madame Thlllon Is very pleasing vocalist
and graceful actress, but without great force IN
either r0ie. After the heavy opera OF Maretzek's
season it Is pleasant relief to listen to the grace
ful fances of the light French Opera, and we have
had few artstes here who delivered the music with
more excellence of execution than Madame rhlllon.
Fresher and more powerful voices We have had but
seldom a more finished artistic.
To-n,ohf the Raycs apDelr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

CorRr CALENDAR-Ths Dag.-CIRcrr
CorRr-Nos 5ss IN 800 eo7 6e8 90 go Oil, sll 81.
6i3, Ola. 6i8. 6i9, 52I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 90 1851

be at present ascertanei Loss On stable. SIS, in-
sured fDr $50 IN the Jefferson Insurance Co. dam-
ssc 10 dwelling corner OF sGao.A All BroOus-,t, q.
about s-oo-nsured - 500 20 ;he Jefferson iusr-
ance Co. loss on furniture, sl5o-insuret $40 ~
Howard Insurance Co. damage - No 81 sur i-k-st-
s6CG-.Esurei FOR $50 IT ,he Jefferson lasurIace
Co loss on furniture abol; 5000 insurance..
Last night about eight o'clock IRE broke on
a BRICK building in sevenieenth-sireet betveea
Eighth and NlnthaYenues. II was eXtnguishei De-
fore any material damage was done.
The alarm bells throughout the city yesterday
afternoon rung for 4 IRE II tie Sixth district. The
department were out IA large numbers ou. were
unable 70 discover any fire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

L,NTERED AT srATIoNERs' HALL.-GREAT ExHI-
II bition Almanac for ln5 containing view Of the build
ing erecting hyde Park aud full account every
ticular connected with the same, English French and
Gernan also how visit In sir days the whole Of the gra
tuitous exhibitions in London and its principal
streets churches. monuments markets So With the cab
other necessary information Published by
Ross Sons. lg and l2 Bishopsgate street London the
celebrated pcrruqurs perfumcr hair cutters hair dyer
and general agents wLo undertake TO execute comi
sion orders for every description goods for all parts Of the
world Ross also solicit the attention Of persons
siding abroad the articles their
sng of British and foreign pcrfumcry tthey having
establishment in France every Mind ~ soap brushes dress
ng cases, strop and cutlery including their Registered
Guard Razor which prevents the possibility Of any
cutting himself while shaving artrapntory for dyeng tho
hair ofany required shade and their unriya assortment
hair Uf all kinds for both ladies aud gentle
Any orders received by them promptly attended
and " of E0 yane and upwards will be executed At the
wholesale price but remittance with IL .be; and
they undertake that nothing but class goods shall be
for which their Is sucient guarantee having
been established nearly century Price of thr Almanac
3D. with the usus allowance = the trade. % BE- had ~
order of all booksellers aud newsvrndrs throughout the
world Addrets, Ross ! sous llg aud isO BAhopssat
street, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNuMs MUSEUM. PHILADELPuIA.-P. T. BAR.
ID Proprietor; H. Sanford, Assistant Manager Grand
holiday production The gorgeous Chinese Spectacle The
"Bronve Horse viii DO brought ont on Easter monday
hprl 81 aud continued aiht during the week The
new scenery by T. Grain sen and attcntan has
paid 70 the production of the ontre SPECTACLE " may
truly denonated the masterpiece of tho cstahshment
Such pieces Twice Killed Grst 60 the Ml RANT
wliams will be presented each night The performanees
the afternoon composed ~ the most coca Tarcos
he Vaudeville Petite Dramas p9puar Melodies
charming Dances &c Then the thprstad and curios
tep Saloons full NJ interest Admission
these and performance - cents children under ten
years, l2sf cents.
ARCU STREET THEATRE.-PROPOSALs FOR RENT
IA ing the above Theatre year from September l.
ISL will be received before ls day next Address
BkANS0N. 80 Market street.
PHu. u.kDEIpprA, April 8. 1851
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MrrstnIr CouRsE (LoutaASA) E.grs-SEco>p sy~~a
M,FrI,e.-Fup,r, April ll-PrVprietor's Pure $soA
two mile heats.
W y Minor's dIunfcr h osycr's) ch
Folly, by Glencoe, dam fauny Wright,
y years old. ....l harshAlLl y 4 u
n y kenncr's "a j nugbcss - ch Meccs.
by Ambassador, out % the daIn oi liegrs,
3years old. .. ........................... 2Isa
X " Longs ch. Julia Dean, by mp
Albion. dam imp Trnkrt years Old. I dkt
Time, $40 ts-3l2 49, 5s-S.sSS
GnrAr Forn Mus Eics-TrrspA,, AprA u Pro-
pr,tor's Purse Ssc0. four mile heats
r ". rattcfson'sb b. IN. Charmer by Glen
Gee, dsm Bctrey Malone, years old,
(Gill Patrick Observation-Disclosures 2
y. v. KtnDer's l. =. Louis dOr. hv inn
SarTcdon, out q rcayumc, . years old. = l ek.
I j. Wells ch ( Eigadcon, Ly Glencoe,
dam Isndango, years old ....,....l ser
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LAND NyAnnANTs.

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h.."l3,,1han " ~ p., = IN N, ,s,,,,e5 =, az ara
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26
The Election of sumner to the u. y. Senate
Rejoicings of the Abolitionists.

Boston, April %, ISoI.
The free soers last night had large meeting In
State street, TO rejoice the election of sumner 1t
was rather noisy. Cheers for Daniel Webster being
called for, freely and heartily given Henry Wilson
and others addressed the meeting urging them to vote
for Robert Rantou for Congress. Rockets were fired
FRI m the Commonwealth Office In the square, tar barrel
burnt Tar barrels also burnt in other
and cannon fired with Examinations and fire. works
salute q hundred guns fired in this city to-day
by the free solcrn.
H,RrroRp, April 25, 1851.
The frrcsolers o his place at sunset fired n salute o.
thiry-ono guns in honor Of the election Of sumner
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The Philadelphia Custom House Diffic ulty-
Excitement Among the Mechanics Against
the Collector, sc.

PHILADELPHIA, Apru 20, 1891.
The Custom House excitement Is ON the increase.
Governor Johnston il in town, and he and Collector
Lewis have done their best to reconcile difficulties but
in vain The Governor it is said has stated publicly
that he has pledge from President Fillmore that he
will not remove MIR. Lewis. The excitement, which
great before has been much increased by this deca
ration and threatens to break out in open revolt
Petitions are in circulation and being signed, prin-
cipaiy by mechanics and working men, calling the at
tenon Of the President TO the of Dir Lewis in his
book, that they well enough in their sphere, but
that they not among the most respectable citzons.
The coal brought down by the Reading Railroad this
week amounts to 320o0 tons canal IL 500 Last week,
railroad 1900, canal l. coo No arrangement has been
concluded yet between the two companies relative 10
the reduction OF tolls on the canal.
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In .fR,cei 7ucfiof Conspiracy Ns~tcriay coupisff
wa entered before Justice NuunttHrt hy MIR lshn r.
y Wilbur ggainstJ y shea. Abraham Maddox. Jnha Me-
Carty nnd othsrs, alleging that the 18th ms TINS
tad Wilbur wsS driraudt out ~ somr - ~ flo ~ -
above named dcfS caluinW tneeiher At an sus-
tion stere situated nj the ~ Pearl and wsn
strccs IN, bin ~ goods purchased amounted 10 SYlA
Nr shea assert that the defence how that no con-
spiracy eNistcd that the goods pwrehaei fsny -
auction, and worth the money patti for them Ths
whole matter II under Investigation before the ma
Ci trate
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AMUsEMESTs ~ nROOKLYN.

pRooKLYN MUsEUM-bESsEE AND MANAGER Y
D c. Nemyss.-Doors open at halfpass Commence Al
O'Clock. Admission -Parquette. = CENTS Boxes ~
cents This evening, saturday April p. three excelleu
Yeccs-OID UNCLE SAM, RlCl AND PooR and the
THREE CCCkoOS, or Tcklish Times.
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VS. BY TELEGR RAPH.


very interesting from " aHnIu KeOus
INTERVIEW BErWEsN riR PRESIDENT AND THE spAN-
IsH MINIsTER-THE RUMoRs ANOTHER cUBAN
INyASIoN-MEASrRRs TO PREVENT IFS CoNsUMNA-
TTok-THE PHILADELPHIA MECHANICS VERSUS COLI
LRooR LEwIs-THB FLORIDA CLAIMS, ETC.
WAsHrsGroS, April Is, 1851
The Spanish Minister had a long interview yesterday
with the President with reference to the medated at
tack upon Cuba The Secretaries Of War and Navy
sent for, and remained during the interview.
1t il known that parties are organized at di6erent
points for the purpose Of invading the island of Cuba
and every preparation has been made by the authorities
ofthe United States to intercept them a they
commit themselves by embarkng for this purpose In
addition to instructions given to the United States
Marshas and other officers, the vessels of the home
squadron have been ordered to cruise in such way
to render any attempt to reach Cuba almost if not
wholly, impossible. The saranac is at Pensacola and
the Germantown at Havana. The Albany will also be
at the latter port by tho first of May.
deputaton of five highly respectable gentlemen
chanes of Philadelphia waited upon the President
day to demonstrate against the continuance Of Collector
Lewis in Office. No satisfactory result arrived st
and the deputation have gone back they came.
The Attorney General has yet made his decision on
the florida claims for interest.
learn that the removal of Robert Mills Architect
and Superintendent Of the extension of the Patent Office
Public Buildings. William Elliot will be his SUCCESSOR
The case of John T. Davis Col Hughes is pro-
crossing in the Circuit Court While at Jalapa during
the Mexican Hughes punished Davis severely for
alleged crme-hence the suit. Eminent counsel are
employed and discus sion relative to the right of Col
Hughes to act Civil Governor at Jalapa decided
in his fayor The punishment of Davis resulted from his
committing rape upon Mexican female and stabbing
the mother while attempting her daughters rescue for
which Hughes him seventy Ave lashes and shipped
him to New Orleans in his capacity of Civil Governor
The evidence Of these facts not admitted by the
court in endcavorng 10 mpeach the character Of Davis
Pay is not present the trial but the prosecution Is
superntendcd by Chrres Lee Jones' originally appointed
lieutenant Colonel Of District Battalion afterwards
converted into regiment, when Jones superseded
by Hughes The examination of witnesses progressed
until the adjournment.
faTrars bowling alley, the corner Of Missouri
nue. and Sixth street. with three small dwellings,
consumed by fire about o'clock this morning The
loss the ten pin alley is S3ooO-nsured for S700
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rlirrsHuRGH. April -. 1851.
Mr. William Duf found murdered freep.rt,
Butler county, on "Wednesday last. lie last
in company with his brother James and Il Is strongly
pcccd that he H. the murderer lie has been arrested
10 await an examination.
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The Funeral OF Archbishop Eccieston, SC.

UALTIM0RF. April ., 1901.
great number Of strangers arriving in this city to
b. present the funeral ceremonies Of Archbishop Ee-
clcston. tomorrow.
The New Orleans mail. late due, Is received but
the papers contain nothing Of interest.
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Operations with the Diving Bell.

NOLD SFnINO, April -, IN1I.
The Captain Kidd diving bell which used at Cald-
we'll t. search for the pirates treasures Is being
used just below this village to hold Of the bed plates
of the steamer Pioneer, which lost overheard from
q vessel their way from the Cold Spring foundry TO
New York f,w days since They sunk in ~ feet
AZ
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

ID EMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND
N scouana-Dratts on sale for any amount fren ~
upwards which will be esshsl al any Bank IN the United
Kingdom Also Packages q description forwarded a.
low rates by all the ~ any u Europe ~
EDWARDS SANFORD 4 90. ) Trsusataniic Express,
At Adams Co.'S u aad Is Wall street.
Small parcels will Ne received t halt pat nine A. N. VI
the day Of sailing 0f every steamer ~ Europe.
DERroRD cos FAST EMPRESS TO CALIFORNIA
ID Single newspapers cts-by the hundred N-p.stsge
10 freight 20 cts lh shipment will ~ by the
fast steamship ir1metheus. Monday 18th inst Malls
close at2t r. NJ small parcels received tin r. NJ pack
exceed ~ lbs made water proof received till ~
A. NJ 18th inst Mr. Bsrford resides the Ishmus aud
companies eur freight from Cheues 70 Panama.
No > Astor House. Ncsey street.
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Manager, and Agents 40 Fesrist, corner .f w.ii st.
nEAp ATcnl RArrs Rrnrcrnl

ITHPREcEDsNTED DESPATCH RATES REDucEDi
" Adams A. Cofs Great California Freight Package and
Psrcel Express, rcr steamer rrometheu Monday April
18th Special messenger Mr. W. N. Robinson IRON Hos
ton oco Special freight agent Mr. J. d. Cheeyer
Philadelphia Office Oar next regular Express for Panama
and Francisco via tie Isthmus will ee despatched pr
on Monday fh NJ three o'clock Y NJ through usuai
II charge II our Special Messenger aud Special Freight
Aetpt In the quickest possible time and greaty reduced
rates All freight rvard BY this Fxrr~ must be de-
yved ~ ~ IN or before the 2tn Small parcels will be
cei,ed until Y o'clock 81 the day Of san Everything
mr ~ rendered strictly waterproof and package should
exceed m iha wrgh Invoices absolutely requisite, 70
enable ue n clear the goods New York Customs, sut
ADAMS CO, 10 ssd 10 Wall street,
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LINr--nRfnnRY.s cALIroRNIA

yvANpFRBIITS LINE.-G RfGORY'S CALIFORNIA
ES4rrss.-Extraor1inary pespatoh.-Our next express
will be arded W the splendid double cgne stea-hp
Prometheus. Captain NJ. W. johnson. Monday, 20th
April inst Of IN THIS steamer making one orc trip
direct thagrs before taking her place tbs Nicaragua
route. Parcels until the morning ~ tho
asy ofsaing and etters until ~ Y. " Packages (which
IN AL " made perfectly waterproof must be lett
the cce the day previous No Custom House charges
made Fer passage of freight By the Prcmetheus having
splendid accommodation, apply At this once.
THOMPSON HtTuHCOCK,
Managers and Agents If9 Pearl st., corner Of Wall st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

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at Glens fels, the I'D inst, which, = thcushi Wal
prvry very destructive.