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Direct Importation.
GOODS

as being one OF the most extensive evor offered II
this Market-comprislng an assortment of
Plain and Figured Black, Fancy. colored Figured
Foulard, Glaze. and Chene SILKS;
BAREGES, GRENADINES, ALBARlNES;
French and Scotch GlNGHAMS, &c, of the --latest
and newest styles;
avery full stock olnew style BONNET RIBBONS
GLOVES of every description
A large variety Of SHAWLS, adapted TO the Spring
and Summer trade;
uOSIERY-Silk and Cottor in great variety;
A large stock of Silk, Mohair, Cotton and Thread
EDGINGS and LACES
Possessing facilities for purchasing on the mos,
favorable terms, confidently invites comparison
with any Market in the United States.
He will have, in addition, full supply Of Ameri
can Manufactured Goods.
A call from bis friends. and dealers generally, is
respectfully solicited.
JAMES b. BELTS.
Charleston, S. c.. November, 1850. ..3lt
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as has ever been brought 10 thjs Town, Having
an immense amount of Unsettled usinrss 10 cin.r
M, ipisrd hereafter 10 s,l itt C.iNH ant CASH
ONLY ard vii ifcI Goods at such reduced raie,
as to make il lie n'crct rf all tuycr, 70 provide
the Cash aud lhon cal ard BE- srppnot. Ny Sl,tk
n0M CONSISTS Of ovtty varIely Of
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State of Worth. Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. April
Term 1851


Term, 1851.
L. B. Fincher, adm. of Frederick
Starnes, decd. Petition
Thomas Sarnes and others, heirs Sell real estate
at law Of Fred. Starnes, deed
n T appearing, upon the Oaih Of l.. b. Flncher
n that the defendant William Slarbes one OF the
heirs OF Frederick Starnes, sen. decd, Is not IN
ha ban of this State but resides beyond the limits
OF the same, NoTcE is HEkrBY GIVEN, that peti-
ton is filed IN The flee OF the Clk OF this Court Ia
obtain leave at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions 10 be held for this county, the lst Mon.
day IN July next, TO sell the real estate OF Frederick
Siarnes, deed, in order TO subject il assets
the hands of the administrator TO pay the debts OF
the interstate, when and here the said VIM Starnes
can appear and dead, answer demur, or judgment
pro confess will be taken by default to him and
the land So
Witness, J NJ Stewart, Clerk of our said Court,
at Office in Monroe, the LIST Monday of April A. d.
1871 and in the 18th year at American lndepen
dence. J. NJ. STEWART CCC.
Primers fec, SO. $50
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Mercantile Business

at my old stand, AID feeling exceedingly grateful {,
ny Trends aud tie public generally for the patron
age long received at lheir hands, ma oier as arc,
and well selected
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BLANK Notes

ENoR sale at this Office, besides all ether Blank
d nsed hv Clerks and Copstables.
Warrantse Deeds for sale at this Office,
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Legal Notice.

'" F. DAVIDSON having returned TO Char
w lotte end located himself permanently
will resume the Practice OF the Law His Office is
in the Court House, door TO the Sheriff. office.
Charlotte. May %, 1851. 2jlf
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State OF North Carolina,
MECKLENBuRG COUNTY
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April
Term, 1901.
Geoype w tfoustan \

Term, 1861.
George W, Houston
vs. Auachment
Joseph ). Hodges.
Levied on akSlock Of Good, consisting Of Caicoes.
p'mesiics, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Muslins. Hard.
w,rc, Cloths, &c, &c. Also levied in the hands OF
Edwin Alexander, William McGinnis and L. Il.
hodges and them summoned as Garnishee.
appearing to dissatisfaction Of the Court, that
the defendant hath removed beyond the limits
81 Tie State, lr is THEREFORE, ORDERID, that pubca.
.'on Do made In the Charlotte Journal for six sue.
eessVc weeks, that unless said defendant shall ap.
pear the ncxl Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
70 Dc held for said county of Meckenburg at the
I'u'' House IN Charlotte, on the 4lh Monday in Ju.
neI'' and then and there, plead or repcvy. jadg-
", ny. oy default will be rendered against him.
om nnes', Bray Oates. Clerk Of our said Court At
'"c'' The 9TH Monday in April A. ID. 1851.
n b. OATES, occ.
fnn'er's fec. $50, $50
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The Opera at Castle Garden.

The illness Of Bosio last evening made 1t necessary
for the management to substitute Ernani,n ia tie
place Of Lucrezia Borgia" ofeourse, had Bettni
which a treat quite acceptable to the public, while
Marini Beneventano and Truf filed the other roles Of
the opera The pcrfc went oG with great spirit,
and very large audience appreciated all the excellent
yocazAton Of the performers. Betni sang with great
fore and TASTE and sdded o his aure while the other
artists shared in the applause Of the audience Tonight
the public viii have opportunity Of hearing Anna
Bol, ma with powo rful cast Bcsio and Miss Whiting
have splendid duets and the ether yocasts In
which their talents may shine TO advantage. Tomor.
night the long promised Robefto Deyereux" Il TO
te produced The weight Of the opera will fall upon
Betn who will sustain 1t, no doubt, with extraordinary
Eki nild pONer
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INDIA RUBBER oOoDs.

rro THE PUBLIC.-INDIA RUBBTR suOFs-OUR
attention has been called Advertisement by Horace
". Day published In the New York Herald Of 1T Iuy
1851 and the Courier and Enquirer cf date in
after much unmerted abuse tf atOrney Nn Judsl
ls1 he asserts that dare charge h with piran
Gocdsr fatente under our names aud that he does
not infringe Goodyears Patents in the sho
We have purchased licenses for the nufture Of
dia Rubber shoes under G0odyears Patents and paid
money and daily pay ing tariff Tor the aud any
oir person might have done the same disposed to Do
rsthtr than pirate upon Goodyenrs Patents
We thLk II more just 10 parchase right 20 valid
Patent, than 10 infringe IL.
Mr. Day having been prosecuted acknowledge yeas
fringe his Patents.
He attempting not only 10 infringe said Patents
but 70 nlure MS who have for large consideration
rurchsed cur censts and work under them. and
charge hr Day directly and that natures
with prating Ooodyears Patent in the of ts
SHOES when ne ~ now Offering 70 the public and
notice that he. and all who concerned With him in ppr
chasing vendag his Shoes de in violation said
kghts will be prosecuted.-ker York, July II, 1851
T.. CANDEE.
Hayward Rubber Co, by VIVA. BUCKINGHAM Treas,
7he Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co.
u. HUrrnINs0N, President.
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Judge Woodbury. the Fugitive Slave
fuw Exeitemeuf.

The following is an abstract Of the charge Of Hon
Levi Woodbury. to the Grand Jury Of the United States
District Court, nov in session at Newport. r. -
so far therefore, the subject of this excitement
connected with restraints human liberty II GER
tanly calculated 20 sympathy aud in sem, re-
spccts to excuse opinion. But while tolerant
we must he TO al differences Of mere opinion, and 10
rte discussion yet they end In bad conduct al must
reprobstc and courts Of Law must punish that conduct
or become themselves implicated Indeed, opinions in
country like this will unchained-should rove free
air Freedom Of speech too while Disconnected with
the disturbance q public bodies and the public tran.
guilty, with personal sanoer, blasphomy ex
hortations to violence may be wild the Much
of the steam In society here IL IL let of by that vent a.
safety valve, harmessy, without dangerous ex
posiuns-but proceed to deedstO force-to nvocatons
10 the actual cummisHon Of orimesto the public desc
Grafton OF the laws and the destruction order-and
the whole aspect Of the changed and punishment
must be inflicted. ruinous anarchy is inevitable.
These last have always constituted penal offence ~
the laws o the land and not by the Fugitive Slave laws
merely though the enforcement of these last
have been the immediate occasion for most Of the recent
excitement and outbreaks But. a matter OF fact.
whether these laws be defective n FORM eensuAle
in operationbe liked dsliked by msny a the Ntn,h
- hos tn great nquiryfUr you this court the
present occasion That would be very material for
legislators and convened TO discuss change Of those
laws On the ccstsafy, met 90 cuforce them IN uiia
cia capacity your duty Is 70 ascertain whether in point
sfias' Tie e,,eatlon Of them ~ he dsy appointed OF
yis.d tUbe repeated and therefore sld not by ou n
caths duis sDd the safety Of sosttv be eondgnly
punished Nor Is che question Lnatter Of opinion,
whether slavery Is not generally yrong4since on that
point in New Lslss1d. there ia probably only o1r
opnion Hut u Is, whether, whsfe this institution "
solemn rrccguz,d to exist in states by the con
tutor and scs Of Congress aud must continue TO e
rtcogngsd ly the restoration w the fugitive Till those
states choose TO abolish H. r I'LL the constitution and
acts OF Congress this point are altered ny indyidu
Us justified and s 70 oe eft unpuushcd for attach
violently the pubic ~ ubctonarcs in order 90 prevent
be dut performance, o. this matter o their Official OBJ
hgstiUns
slavery existed then among most ~ the thirteen pro-
yincs slthouya the extent Of IL much less st q
North IMAM ~ the South Yet regardless of such DIFF
hfence ~ unit d, heart head aud hand. In opp )siug
W. ctnPJon enemy and after the Close Of the kevOld
III 81 again unite IN the 70 rantce their
common rights by mou constitution and mutua,
otmprmise " optnns TO the continuance OF this In
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From Boston.

HIGHWAY RoBBER KILLED-THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY
COMMISSION, ErC.
BosroS, July Is, 1851.
Last Sunday evening, as Mr. Green proceeding to
woonsocket IN wagon, man suddenly stepped from
behind bush and seized his horse Mr. Green sprang
from the vehicle and struck the u violent blow with
his fist, killing ha instantly The affair has produced
much excitement in Woonsocket, and will undergo a
legal investigation.
letter from the boundary Commission states that
MIR. Bartlett the chief Of the commission had been
severely in reo by being dragged from his horse which
became frie htened and ran away among some bushes
The party at Santa Rita del Cobre the 10th
May. Their health generally good though of
the soldiers had been sick with scurvy Parties for the
Gila would leave practicable.
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Assault by the Anti Renters upon n Deputy
Sheriff.


During the last few days, an examination has been
progressing before Justice Cole in reference
saut made some time ago upon named Fish, by
party of men in the town of Berne disguised indians
Yesterday, under-sherf franklin Smith while engaged
in serving subpenas upon to appear before JUS
tice Cole attacked by three men, disguised Indi
who dragged him out of his wagon took his papers
and tied his hands behind him. They then bandaged
his eyes and were proceeding to give him coat Of tar
when fourth OF the party came up also disguised
Indian aud persuaded them to release the deputy;
which they did, upon Smiths promising that he would
not make return of having served the which
he had actually succeeded IN doing.
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From New Orleans.

THE LATE DUEL-wHIG EXCITEMENT-THE LATE
STORM IN TEXAS, ETC.
New ORLEANS, July H. 1851.
The parties engaged in the late duel whereby Mr. j.
w Frost, editor Of the Crescent, killed have been
indicted for murder The duel out of political
quarrel
There is much excitement here among the wings rela-
tive TO their Congressional nominations.
The late storm the coast of Texas has wrought very
great damage. number Of buildings were destroyed,
and all the wharves at Port Lavacca swept away The
corn crop OF Texas has very generally failed.
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Interesting Marine Intelligence.

BO9TON, July 10, ISbI.
The packet ship Daniel Webster sailed at noon. to-
day for Liverpool, with l03 passengers and freight
valued at near SlU0OOQ
Letters received In this city from Calcutta dated May
10Th. mention that the ship Ariel, Capt Burch from
Calcutta for China had been destroyed by Gre Sands
Heads No lives were lost.
CHARLEsro- July Is, 1851.
The steamship Southerner Capt Dickinson arrived at
her wharf at five O'Clock this morning
The Astoria Of New York for Vera Cruz has put into
this port In consequence VI the sickness Of the
SAvANNAH, July Is 1851.
The steamer Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, from New York.
reached here in u hours from wharf 60 wharf
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDENS, MISUNDERSTANDING MA
vl nagers Messrs II. Lynne aud T. B. Johnson. Open
every evening With the popular Vaudeville and Burequs
Company from Broughams Lyceum, New York. The per-
formances commence at o'clock preoise
lo Admission 70 cents Wednesday evening July l6 the
entertainments will commence wi IN the comedy the Sc
RIOUS FAMtLx-AminadabS Sleek. Mr.. Lynne; Lady Sow
erby Creamy Mrs DUNN Mrs rorrens Miss Julia Gould
To conclude with the BLO0MERS-Mr. Primitive Mr.
Lynne; Reuben, Mr. Palmer Mike. Mr.. Johnston; Miss
Georgna Primitive Miss Croker; Frederica Scantlskrt
Miss Julia Gould.
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Interesting from Baltim ore.

THE PRESIDENT AND PARTY AT ANNAPoLIS-THE
STEAMER GOLDEN GATE-FATAL RAILROAD AccI-
DENT, ETC.
BALTrMoRE, July Ii, 1851
President Fillmore arrived at Annapolis this morning
and was received by the Mayor Corporation and large
throng of citizens who escorted him to the Naval School,
and thence to the steamer Golden Gate which up
the bay with large party far Fort McHenry which
she saluted, and then started back
Hon. Daniel Webser arrived at Annapolis this evening"
and will leave to morrow, in the Golden Gate His
ception most enthusiastic.
The burthen train from New York Off the track,
this morning killing Mr. Clarke, the fireman. and dan
gerously wounding Mr.. Meredith, the conductor.
The Southern mail has arrived but the papers contain
news Of Importance
The Commencement of st. Mary's College at
tended to-day by brilliant audience.
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A nIOsl XilIanous Act.

ROCHESTER, July 15, 1851
At Palmyra, last week gentleman and lady Of res
pectaby married and proceeded to their place of
resdence, which they occuped'alsne On the night
following their wedding dayrssaung Vnen proceeded
to the house, and after secur ~ b6and they eaSh
perpetrated the most diabc ca outffTe upon he vdt
They made their escape but some Of them have
been arrested Among those still as large, the nanaz
John McEhinny young man formerly employed In the
Post Once is mentioned.
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Serious Enccts OF a Hall Storm.

PORTLAND, Me- July Is, 1851.
very destructive hail storm passed Kttery and
York Maine, Sunday last, by which buildings and
vegetation sustained great injury 1t is estimated that
FIVE thousand panes Of glass broken in Ktery
the grain fruit and potaoes, in the range OF the
storm. were generally destroyed. Trees stripped
Of leaves and many Of them Of their branches while
torn up by the roots Geese turkes chickens
and birds destroyed and lay dead upon the ground
piece Of lee cked up in kttery measuring two
feet square, and { 10 ihehes in thickness.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES. sc.

DERTORD 4 CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
~ through in thirty day5-Letters three cents news
Tare, three cents freight, % per less BY any
oter express Through IN charge Of special ~
House.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-ALL vULCANIzED
" wfite rubber we'll black and other coiors act
.erFed By llerses Day, ,"goodycars Pa.sa1 according
70 hs covenant in his license from GOodyesr IL nfrrge
mont GoOdyesrs pstents, and all dssers in purchss
W Of these ggods ore equally liable as trcspesscrs upon
ss The ater Of such goods aud viii be tosespsed accord
yoods only. few smsi ar.eies ny payfaF
Goodyenr ofthrse cents per yssi equal about mills
on each OF Congress boots vhst Day himself
Yen cents per pair for the use Of Good Goods
yosFress t0ots to- the hardwerkhg anaker. Ala
India krbher shoes made by Horace H. Day In
ngm upon Goodyear patents and all dealers therein
tet der themselves liable in damages 10 Mr. Goodyear the
pn entea-. go. !. r..,. =
IntehAif Of the Hayward Rubber Co.. Newark 1. r. Co.
L. Cnndee; Ford Co. and Others
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NEWS BY LEGRA APH.
From Washington CITY.

WARRINGTON, July Is, 1851
The Grand Jury have indicted Samuel stettinus for
the forgery Of land warrants.
The New Orleans councils have memorslized the
Secretary Of the Navy to establish Naval Depot there
Further proceedings with Mexico respecting Tehuane
not expected to take place before January next
The Hon. Daniel Webster and family left here to- day
for ANNAPOLIS
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RRILLTArT DlsCovERIEs-"THED DEcAPITArIoN
a. g. lns, t~s.ss hs9 q fa'ens ~
RES in honor Of which. be gave "selset Inner" IN
Washington last winter. This discovery however wa.
gnative merely Tie payment 20 Goodyear in ISI sSV
for license 20 work under Goodyear Patent which Day
has lately discovered of use, great diseev
lut made TOO late TO benefit him psys of sNrswad
for the conviction of fnfrngers Goodysars Patents
which e himself has been the chief end IL the cuy
frpeer, brilliant conception Of Days and undoubt-
edy original with him. Day discovery great
eefet at yuicangng Ruber afu before his al plea
ton for his paent Ucrer At 20 Day Of Ony kT
paid 70 man who he'd icsrned the secret Ia Goodyer lac
tory brilliant exhibition Of inventive gcnius aad IL
tof De strkipg proof &C how closely sntp- P ,n
ttres t0l5r tl,0o q hscL y 81 .t.aes
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- fiT7 'Btn0, July 10, 1851
More than 800 coo subscribed towards the Pitts
burg and SteubeDyille railroad yesterday
The river Is falling slowly with four feet Of wats- in
the channel.
The New York herald., 1851-07-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PgILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
and Philsdelphs direet.-united States Mail Line
Through IL hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare
dueed TO - for first Glass; and So 50 for second oas Leave
York NJ from foot Of Courtland street; and ~
"a andb p M from foot Of Liberty street Leave Phi.
2adephia at and A. n and NJ from the foot Of Wal
cutstreet-
" York to Phadelphia-esve Pier No. North River, by
:ss.nSs.. S. John f9TTER Morning Line , At o.o0sS
forvssd dock. g. Emisrans Line a. p,ciSck P. NJ
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MUSICAL.


NEW MUsIO.-MEssRs. PHILIP ERNST tAND SON
~ would announce that they have just published the
piano the grand German March, which created such
thusiastic sensation at the Bat festival
resent arrangement, the only existing Is by H.
enhaupt and the publishers take pleasurs
II as an unusually faithful and happy transcription
20 cents Messrs Philip Ernst Issued by
the same author two little rondos under the title
Fleurs Americaines yalse and polka. These are the
easiest pieces written ill by hr Wollenhaupt as
such, WILL doubt be interesting to many
they are at the same time pleasing Messrs PHI
lip Ernst and Son would take this
they have become owners by purchase OF the plates
copyrights OF all the valuable guitar music
George Henry Derwort ESQ., inclusive Of hs celebrated
Spanish Retrrst To be had wholesale and retail Sy7
Broadway near Walker street.
ITO MUsICIANS.-wANTED FOR THE sTH UNITED
states lnfantry i've good men single proferred)
Tor the following Instruments viz, rombones
ebercorno one ophoeede and bassa tuber The will
receive 81 extra month. Apply at lis Cedar street.
or on Bedlows Island, N Y harbor.
EoR sALEIA VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY sH.
cond hand Pianefore. Boston made, In good order will
be sold a great sacrhce In Consequence Of the family
breaking up housekeeping Apply 20 N. y. D. CURTIS5
Agent for Hewes American Patent Action FAnefores No.
2j Broadway. where IL can be sees.
ERARD GRAND PIANO FOR SALE-oSE OF THE
II finest grand Pianos imported from Erard factory
entirely handsome rosewood case-prce $3.50. Apply
to kerksieg Il Breusing, AL Broadway.
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AMUsE MENTS.

NIBL0s qARpEN:-oPEy IvnKY NfgHT,~xASA.
sppss. s1s
s$s
July osinai ovsrsSrs BY yn 8delpS 4ase%
anesa. s With sas
GREEN MoNsTER-Chevalier Miroque, Jerome Rave
ITALIAN OPERA At CASTLE GARDEN.-nAx Ma.
Wednesday s1ssas SsSs JslS s5lsSI ls T performed
3.s. s., Xs,s
King Henry VIII .signor 4srni.
Roohsfsrd King brother. sisaor Biond
Doors open AZ hapass g. performance to osmmsnos a.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P t. BARNUM,
- Manager and Proprietor; Admittsnce to the Museum
Ss % k.S Hsr
y ISL II the nftsrnsSn a. Ssocs GEoRGE
1sa' agI sSs H.
sSse gfis bpxS Fl:
sssFRs
most diverse and nagontc characters living together on
terms of amity, can be seen at all hours.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM sQUARE-aEO
Lea q Sole rroPretor Admission-seaM in Priya,s
sss % p
,oon and Evening Enserssnments comnence in shs after
r.snments varied sss suoS as can Be ssen
e. Tsmas EsSp.n opera TroSpo sussras asssn
S.n Ssn ss S sas " % II
Sss are ssssed s'S their beauty and figure s vS:
setures Of snciens and modern times company Arab
r who 20 through variety Of feots Of strength snl dex
ssTy Madame Rossns The only Penal, Jusgler "a tas
~ exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequslled world
nsether with variety Of Interesting evory
iAy.
>" "ANTED-TWO LADIES. OF ACKNOWLEDGED
w musical talent. who have been accustomed to sing
leading parts in concerts theatres whom
on The piano Ladies of good personal appearance and
yorably known wishing engagement to at
Of respectaby, address S. L. NJ through the Post
office, stating terms.
A CARD-MORRIsTOwNAND NEWARK CONCERTS
Sacred and miscellaneous vocal concert Tuesday,
July 10 At Washington Hall Morristown and Wednes
from the Oratorios of Creation Noses in Egy
alfo from favore Operas Concert o'clock
Tickets 80 cents.
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THE WATERING Places.

DAyILI0N HOTEL, NEW ROCHELLE. BY w. Dill
u lon, is open for the season. Accommodation for
gamilies and Others
sx times daily, also on Sunday per steamer Islander.
SEA BArHINa-LONG BRANCH, NJ 1.-THE SUB
- scrbr will his house for the reception of vters
this day. June 2lst 1851. HENRY ROWLAND.
SURF AND RIVER BATHING.-THE OCEAN HOUSE,
W Shrewsbury opened for the reception of visters
W. A. MATHEWS
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1hc Municipal Ccancil q IIavre in ts sitting on the
aeh &C June, voted haks 20 the Corrress and the d
S' vt etetrs q the Arscrican Union sending that
ci'y docume' - and na,s whirb gr9 ~ deposited b.
Tie pubic .ty ~ hare.
The New York herald., 1851-07-16

CoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA RIO AND vALPARAIso.-
The new and splendid double engine steamship GOLDEN
yATk OF 400 tons hurthen, Carile y. Patterson U.
navy Conn sndst will haze quick despatch fcr San Fran
built 10 carry The mails between Panama and san
Franosco double iron braoed and has unsurpsssed
BOwIAND n AspINwALL. 81 in street, NY
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EXCURSION 9.

EXCURSloNs TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
~ except Saturday. The steamer BUFFALO, pt.
snth leaves the foot Of Hammond street at "a o'clock
Canal street at "a Grand street at Catharns stre at
~, Pier No North river at A. NJ returning by r. NJ
Refreshments, bait and hshing tackle provided Fare IS
cents each way. band Of IN usie will be on board.
The New York herald., 1851-07-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC
IN for Liverpool will please be board at the foot
Canal street, Saturday, July 10Th at IL o'clock AN
and send all luggage not wan.ed the passage board
friday July th marked below with the amber Of their
bert
The New York herald., 1851-07-16

NASTLE GARDEN-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
resort s open to vters throughout the day from
IA to p. N. II is the largest and beautifn
in this country and the view the upper galleries of
noble bay aud harbor alone worth than the price Of
admission-Aons shilling.
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE PROFESSION
acknowledged tslsnt desirous of engagements for
the ensuing season. at the Ptsburg theatre will please
address pest paid Joseph Foster to the care Of c. T.
Parsloe, Burtons Theatre, New York.