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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-03

The following extract from MFR. Thomp-
sons speech Ut Syracuse will give aid aud
comfort TO those who denouuce him MS an
arisiorrat aud British Emssary, paid by
British gold TO abuse American Institutions:
"For twenty-five years have devoted my
energies TO the human race. lnstend of be-
ing hireling, have lahored for nothing,
aud have never received for my labors any,
thing TO make me richer than wus when |
entered the list TO do battle for human rights.
This day, God bear ne witness, with tho
wife of my bosom and five little ones, | am
as poor as when young man, issued from
my fathers house, without wealth or rank, to-
take my place upon the active stage of life.
Yet, when denying myself the cOmpuhion-
ship OF those love, ] come 10 this land to
speak for the common cause of all men, the
rights of life aud liberty, bastard editors and
hireling scIibblcrs, who can only, like SER
pents, be traced 10y the slime they leave,
blucken me without stint or measure, creep
away TO their dark rooms and concoct lies
and foul ISLANDERS upon an innocent man,
But misguided men may mob him, aud per-
chance the dagger of the ussassn reach his
heart. But am n ioregnerp o that is it,
indeed-u iOreigner--so are your nissiona-
ries in the lands where you hive sent them.
In all that makes man true American, l
am an American, for TO be a true American
is not simply being born here. Is it American
| To hate tyranny and battle against all oppres-
| sion? Then am one, for my life has been
| devoted TO this service. Is it American TO
| wish well 10 your country, aud that size
should he more, aud never less free, than
now? then | am an American. Is it Ameri-
can to subscribe to the doctrine of the per-
, feet equality of the human race then am
an American. Is il American TO preach
against the union Of Church and State? then
Tam an Anne rican, for have preached that
doctrine TO the mitrcd bishop and proud
priest, beneath the ivy-mounted wall OF old
caihedrals Is it American to prefer the
poor man to the rich ?-the fusiian TO tho
broadclolh ?-then am an American, for
came from the people! ] have labored for
the people, and living or dying, am the friend
of the people! Have / attacked the ffunrhise?
MOI plead in my own country for its ex-
tension TO all. The right of trial by Jury ?
Never claim il as the right Of all, not ex-
ccping, 10y any means, the Slave. Have !
attacked any truly American institution
any thing of which Washington, Jefferson,
or Franklin approved? No! you know I
! have not. II is because | advocate the right
of all men TO freedom, that the slave-hold-
| ing tyrants of the North and South must
hunt me down. But to me il is, after all, of
little moment what is said, hut TO you il is of
vast moment. Keep still, endorse these pa
pers, and screen these editors from the scOrn
aud contempt they deserve at your hand, let
the monster mob set upon me and my
friends, and let him tear me in pieces, let
him taste blood, aud he will turn in good
| time aud glut himself upon YoUi
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-03

*"Re-sctter. In Scots latc, a receiver of sto
len goods. - Webster.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-03
George Thompson.

". y. Erening Post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

A.aoLTIoN or TIKI COLD COINAGE o. BETsux
f.dyices from Brussels announce that, contrary t.
che report Of the recent commission, the chamber
Belgium, both as respects the national currency.
and all foreign gold moneys. The quantity az
present in Circulation is estimated at about 0O0-
900 sterling Of Belgian pieces, issued in liSiS and
about 81 SOC, 900 Of Dutch ten euder pieces, The
fall Of about TO L per cent in the price Of COLA
had taken place,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

The large excess Of expenses over earnings
IL accounted for by the agent, upon the ground
that The exposed situation Of the prison, and the
manner in which the conyi are necesaaniy 81 Il.
tered IN the prosecution 81 u cir LABOR, demand
much force 10 guarding them ~ woaid D requr-
ID 20 heep a much larger number at the other
prisons.
Much labor has been performed, however. by
the few convicts here detained About 2. 0l0 tons
~ ore have been raised and separated the grounds
~ the PRISON enclosure have been graded improved,
and cultivated; the vegetables for prison use have
been produced from PRISON land: fifty rods 81 the
plank road was constructed, and the plank for two
miles and half furnished by con sict labor The
prosecution Of The iron business cannon be relied
upon es the only source Of convict employment or
ptifOn support.
APPROPRIATIONS.
The balance remaining IN the hands ~ the agent
81 The Auburn prison Is deemed sufficient 70 meet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

quences which are to follow such scenes but recur
with pleasure to the calm which nOw temporarily
pcrvades the country, a. afosding fit opportunity
for all good citizens to appreciate the value Of the
Union, which, by the conservative principles Of our
constitution, 70 emphatically constitute US one
people, an opportunity in which ell should resolve,
with seepless vigilance, to guard il, not only az
the ctadel nom whence il is to be defended, but
the great store-house of all our hopes, which,
under Divine Providence, Is not only to perpetuate
our own safety and happiness American citizens,
but likewise constitute us the great exenplar Of
nations. ste*0E .s#t@ 0... t.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

Introduction Of Water Gas In Can ada.
Having already Drawn attention to an important
innovation IN domestic economy, namely, the use
OF gns generated from water, In lieu of the more
eAIessve, ard On many instsnces) the unattala-
able coal gas, we are now enabled TO speak OF the
quality and merits OF the new discovery from per-
sonal observation and nquiy,-having witnessed
lie application 10 ordinary purposes, al Nh iubias
residence, where u y Ia nightly use, and nightly
visited by numbers OF curious and InquInng visit
eTs. Mr.. Aubln's present apparatus Is Ut The most
rude character, being purely experimental, but its
very Incompetence proof ia rs behafwhen such
satisfactory results are constantly obtained Il -
his intention 10 lecture upon the subject Of his
meritonous labors, when the perfect machinery
(most simple IN its character aud design will be
exhibited The quality of the gas seen ~ us, was
pure and brilliant, AID apparently Of suiiiaest
power. Ours was an inprOmptu visit, aad at ths
time We made II, the small gasOmeter was nearly
empied The color OF the light 10 less fatiguing
to the eye than that Of the coal gas, and under-
stand that II may be more or less tinted in the pro-
cess Of manufacture, TO suit N fancy or vision Of
the consumer. IL emlts no smoke, a most import
ant confederation as respects drawing room turui
ture, or establishments ID which dry goods fabrics
are exposed, and ~ devoid % that acid OF coal gas
so destructive 10 llcquerinQ, Nc la addilOn
TO these very important deslderatA II allowed
10 escape u does not I'LL The epsrtmsnt with
that pesuleniial efiluyum by which an issue
OF The ordinary gas - rendered 80 unpleas-
ant We mention these facts without com
mtn', our sole object being 70 Introduce into no.
tce an article Of much Impotence, aud one that
Wuy bt Flotuitush n 1ht@heI Ehtt hhu Wlsnu ~
Inconvenience, in every private dwelling. We
Understand that Mr. Auhin has already some or.
dcrs TO execute aud several public sabhsh M ats
aud private individuals IN town, have inumatei
their nenlioa TO iest hs gas. Il has, however,
been stated TO Us, and by authority, that our gas
company have for some time had on hand the re-
quisite apparatus for manufacturing water g1s.
This We shall havr. the pleasure of inqulring iato
in few days, anS We hope to be also enabled %
ascertain the We .ws or opinions Of the compaay
TO the practical dy Of the opposition light aad its
introduction fyy them into general use, as srperso-
ding the pr,sent material At any rate, be the
gas of WHIT kind il may, the public vii insst
upon beir supplied 81 more moderate changes III m
they no'S pay -Quebec Gaectte, jan. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

CrRrors DISPUTE IN rrRKgY-A REtIQUR oE
TIE SAvIoUR's LAST SUrrER.-A Greek convent
at S.lonica, in Turkey, has, from time iinme.
mortal, possessed fragment Of the vessel which
y Is said, Jesus Christ used at the last supper In
October last Il was missed, together with the
shrine 10 which II was placed The pacha gave
orders hat strict search should he made after it,
end he especially directed that all baggage passing
through the ustomhsuse should be closely ex-
amined AZ the beginning Of the month, the
customs officers found the relic and the shrine In
box sealed NJ with the seals OF the Russian con
snlats, and destined for Salonca. They seized
them, and sent them to the pscha. The Russian
consul, man a honorable character, protested
ne knew not that the things were in the box. tie
complained that his seals had been broken, and
said Il was a violation of treaties. lie insisted
that the relic and the shrine should be restored y.
the bcx. But the paoha, who was embarrassed oy
the demand. sent them TO the Divan al Cone anti.
psple leaving il 10 decide on what shosid q done
The authenticity Of the relic is saId neve 10 have
been doabted, ard thousands Of pil rims vera
accustomed to visit Il every year,--Gaiignrt's
1fgSengsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

A ucTTok s0TIcEnTHos. BELL AUcrioNEER-
IA BY H. ". Buth-This day Mt lOI o'clock, In the
til n 10 North william street. will DC sold tlou.
re.erss variety fGroeeries choice Champ AID ether
Wires Brsn, " Rum Gin. &C., in eask demijOhn. aud
bottle in lots to suit. from hotel and apryas stock
Also quantity OF sesh hoat Furniture including D lest
Ihsrs so Baltimore do, Tables Crockery Looking
classes Pictures, &c On Monday altos o'clock ~ 2s)
Brosne Essex, tn. Stock Fixtures Counters
Soda Fountains &c Of respscabs spotheary and drug
list; surgical instrI nents &c TlfOS. BELL, Auet.
UCTION NOTICE-BY JAMES RAHlLL.-EXTEN-
n sys sale Of valuable Eng-avings Oil Paintings aud
Ispey Stationery, & Sc all worthy the attention Of tho
public generally Bleeek,r street this evening Ssls
a. BUTTERFIELD, Auetioneer.
CLARET WINES AT AUCTloN.-wM MCCORMICK
~ Auetk nser.-Wm. Mccormick a. Co. viii sell this
day. spruce street. at 10 o'clock 500
Clsret ins different vintage also, lot of Bay Rum
and Raisin Terms cash, under hundred dollars
one hundred dollars months credit approved paper
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CLOTHING.

(NssT or CLOTHING WANTED LADIES GEN
~ usmtn can obtain rood r<tcs for clothing
ty s'nsirg to j. Goodwin. No ~ City nall place Ladies
Hrd GENTLEMEN waited m at their residences
(AsT Orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WASTED
Tue highest price can be obtained by ladies ser tie
men WIG have left OF Clothing Furntur. and Iswery
Nc TO dispose o. h sending through othsrwts.
TOR T. IEvpNsTYN 6vo.dv.y 80
Ladies attended IN nv Mrs Jeverstyp.
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The esesly increase continues about he came rite
Ani judging from the accounts ccpg In relative TO the
rrovr crops, aud the demand ep-ingng up in Great
Britain Tor our biesd'tuIs We should think that the
'ason advance the weekly receipts you'd not only In
erase but the compared with last year steadily
enlarge The arrivals Of -four wheat aud cora IN b. The
close IL The fourth week in June this year new more
han double those for the corresl opug period 10 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
PUBLICATIONS.

I'VE Dist AND CHEAPEST HEssPAPER-PRICF
nrIv Two cents Look out ffr thi. weeks New ORR
hetee already In The hands Of the uesshoys and ma,
PC e OF the p+rodical agents IN all The prncp A wn
hd utea " Is iull ~ fun frclc and fashion sd il O.,
TIE mcst pcrulsr papers the day Each God ent "a
more than the price ofthc paper
BAR1ON 4 Co, Publisher, : Ann street,
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D,st fssS,hbA. tsr.


DRtPARATioNS FOR TUE FOURTH or JULY
Great reducons In The price of Dry Goo1s Great
ter BARGAINS at the Bowery nrs store, l26 B1Wsry
propsurs Of the huNery Savings give their
patrons ard the public generally. that they will Mon
June .otb, make penesl duoton 20 such
viii "a able them 70 close ;er entire stock Of
summer goods, thereby saors grcatsr einn.e for
gains tlnn have bet been osrtd Magnificent Ia
ard 2 81 splendid Bsrssc te Lai.e fro H. 20
ia ri.h foulard silks r. -. Prirtel lawns
,plsndd French Eoods at Is Cd hereto'ori sod d.
seaNt tyles At j.. frmer price - Three sases
fglty imterfcct, at runous lose. Dark hr1gn
At Is, worth n cetts Goods ftr avfiux dress,s-
Several ifrrn. lies at low prices Goods b1ys
.rLirsn drills rr'pos tesns cashnsretes .he heat
rim, NJ ohatly ~ this county kankins ahroous
and ~ tat Every variety the marEet affords twcnyhss
PEI cent below usua rrtces. Grape ShawsWe ci.ng
% ,css ei 80 Witch l. much below the pressn, value
Faias W atr closing out AZ prices ying from
two sellsrs nsehols Geods-rahle Covers. Napsins,
Tov'ls aud To~ellinr prapry roderad PED in
s or Nv the yards Out t. Toilet covers Liens Danasks
T. An Opp ~ nifty h. afforded lay them
r advfhta a. probably
a. Sirtrgs AZ other Domestc Guods-We sell theu AZ
twenty Ter cen less " an last spring prce prba
~ ~ uat advsnc. IN these goods NAV expected O.
et The ecourmt will tob W, u the ,he
tine 20 tuy ever Our stock very iarfe a, our letter
mrston W 90 reduce and therefore TO
tnsuis tie secomplhm,nt Of our Intentions and our eus
F.w.S w. r. ofLLEy n co.
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FINANCIAL.

OCEAN, BANK OF TIE CITY or NEW YoRK;-rHr
On s: .as s:. ssa % a ss
Ss~ YORK July s; that sBscss os SGa.a
sSss e , s.ns required to b: paid - II. Bsnfip.
r WILLIAMS. Cashier.
TIE MERCHANTS IN, ORANGE COMPANY OF THE
is'; VIII ). .s, 81
BY order C Z So' W. H' sAvAoE. Secretary.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION srERLrNo-BANx OF
ss hs aa,. a a. .ons.S BY
nE:sl s's ss' E ca~Fsi e..
S' s;. ;ssSa i: EN-
g xs.St. Ssss-%ss.r: Richard ssIi lsa
Sa:sss rsraaso an II: e.ssa
@ II II. r. I'd
and and ersa with
ln snd e.
for the banking hcuss hss.srs Ai;l Grand.
Trevhs Paris viii open credits Them for partiesim
Also travellers going the Continent and England
Addresses Of manufacturers throughout Switzerland
france. and Germany can BIO furbished
VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT LOAN-FOR sL00oOOO
IRE desmable before 1856 in bonds Of $5J 81 00
and 5000 zach; interest pay able Aem annually.
oTSior OF AMEsicAN AND oaEiGs AGENCY
Washington, July l. 1851
The undersigned prepared TO execute orders for
ment In the bonds of the above Loan which 10
Justly entd 20 rank the safest Public Securities Of
the United States. PALMER l. SAErHEN,
5Csrroil Place Capl.o. unl.
CT. LOUIS BONDs-$5ONOu-THE SUB5CRI RFRS OF
TO those Who are seeking good and safe
able principal and interest Pnonix Bauh
OF New YORK. We consider lem safe investment
Government or state Leans and they price
Louis e IN most Furnishing condition, and Away
her conditions promptly The of the city
present year will exceed half million Of ollar, and b,
special eaue in the city Charter the interest
ed debt must be frat paid before ads
Tor other objects The debt of the city wi
and half millions Of dollars at the end Of this year
di or, consisting OF wharves stores
cteds two and gnsrer millions of dollars Full PARTON
lars will he furnished, and documents showing the
position At the eitys finances b. ex.ma by ca
at our office. L. w. CLARK. DODGE u CO, 81 Wal, 81
I Al d WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED IN THE
II states OF WI eonsin Hin os and Iowa upon caIsfui,
ssieeted anes by Washhnrne& woodman Mineral Poiat.
Wisconsin W. W. will pay the highest prices for lao lie
located ty themselves hessrs Rogers " Woodman, 70
william street \. " will purchase the land warrants Tor
ard attend 10 all business herewith Go,r.e
Woodmsn ut Law, % William street. attends TO
obtsining and Warrants Pensions, soldiers or
"'ters entitled thereto
G3 GOO wAN1EDaa GENTLEMAN ,wIsdEs
RoSOOO 20 borrow 81 GOD on So 90 undouhte l seca-
Of yeafe, for which he will nav seven
per cent interest ADD SOO premium, application made
mn edia ely No better security be offered Address
5. Heial flee.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON AL.

Personal.
THE NOTE OF sss.. w.Es-ss, OF Hsss...-,
Conn. dated July received and It's snseston will
Piled wh when notice given proper
time fer doing so; hile address before.
MR. LYONS, WOOD ENGRAVER, CALL AT LOVE-
WI joys Hotel before the 9Th Of July and will
frie nd from Philadelphia. C. H. BEELER.
MARY MILTHORP-INFORMAg ION Is WANTED or
AVA Mary Mhorp daughter Of Thomas Nthorp, Of rhorp,
iorhshire England who came 10 this country In May 1850
living Nav York Her parents reside in o.sso county
and anxious to find her Any information
her may be addressed to John McNamee Cooperstown,
Otsego County. New York.
A BsALoM AUSTIN A NATIVE OF BUCKS. ENG
"A lsnd.-E5 Reward.-Whereas advertisement
appeared in one or English papers, nineteen years
for the next Of kin Of the above named Absa
Austin who died In America and supposed have but
extensively in parts of America The above reward
will be paid to who produce the advert
msnt or can give full particulars Of the time when I'D
where TIE said Austin died the nature of his will
Or sny Who the executors and what his sad propery
consists Of letter addressed to Austin George street.
Bcrmondsey London, England will meet with immediate
attention.
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CAs1 orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
,scies or gentiem.n leavins the city or breaking n,
can obtain the highest for
Furniture &C. by sending thr nigh the poet or a. 81 resi-
dence T. NJ DusSI ID0RP' IA Elm strss.
kB-Ladiss attended bv Mrr. Dusseldo,p.
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Il AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT.
81 tul'y informed that they obtain the fun value In
ASH tor second hand or east OF clothing ever,
Non ssd ausy In large or small quantities ny sondin,
TER address through post calling las u6RONeV
~ store u Orange street near Chatham strnat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
HOME STEADS.

YNHE NEW VILLAGE OF STRATr0NPORT-SITU
Ated within miies Of the City Hall opposite Harlem,
on the Flushs Bay Loted for its Wild fowl pike and
clans Vny half mile from Flushing towards the College
Point The above beautiful building having
veJeo and laid out into ~ lo.s ny
th since Which time there have half the
disposed Of They chosen all
qusnly there still good choice Mt all parts
posed o. and at the under men toned prices
All lots above east of Lafayette street ...s rs
Do. bess ecu Lafayette and High streets 70
Do. do. High street and Amelia ............. les
Go 40. Amelia street and college avenue. lJJ
Do 90. College avenue and the Bay loo
Corner lots will invariably sold at advance Of SIS
ever tie adjoining lots.
The streets ana being graded.
An Excursion will be made sunday until further
tte. iitktts can he obtained Of Mr. Flammer.
The conditions of sale SO cash the time of pur
chase and the balance In monthly nstalments Of $40 rns
the water privileges OF half
lie in Aten embracing unparalleled prospects Of the East
river vsec OF Flushing kewtown shore RiAers Island
Merana York sand and the novel spectacle Of the Pa
Cast Mountains Test Point; accessible
times ay, both By land aud water For maps saa
Information relating thereto Apply NJ the Office OF j.
iLAMhEh, 1o ooster street, two doors from Amity
kB1oe Amiy street stages by ths door every
minutes during the day.
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VILLAGE OF MOTT HAVEN MANOR OF MoRRIsA.

VILLAGE OF MOTT HAVEN, MANOR OF MORRISA-
arl, hiyer. Los 50 by 49, the beauti-
fu village tetwen the middle and road
between the district sehoolhOuse and This VII
lag Possesses not be found elsewhere, bee
IT int that the Of New York rapidly approach
ie. a. brief Rod, IL because it
has tie t week day of railroad de-
in the United states; because be reached by
business above the Park with tao
h'y thu any point of tho island OF New York Morning
down and evening at haifplst the
rue-fsre SIS annum less than four oents passase
~ tnaily joyet these facilities years
IL ta,r ill not have to live until he becomes
sNtr sr,y depending upon railroads depots steam
bnsts llak which exis. Ia antci9a
IL, ,ira in the hand, 60 Apply to N b. VAN DO
hi n he fce Mott Haven arrival of
daily (sXevpt sundsys6 or J. MUrr, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

ITNFURN1sHED ROOM wANTEp-BY rwO vo,rvs,
tens, bet~ee C-nsl aud Fifth streets ses "a -
lar two or three blocks fc m Broadway aocm ~ !, ssss
In order and treskast required Young I'm Ns hc
Herald ONCE ""~">''"rp
WANItD-A SITTING ROOM, wTrU NoRrHRHu
W light suitable for an srtist an kesr,cw stssehsI
With fuh or partial board Ia or 49, 60.
~ any ernss street between Canal and Housto. ss,.sss
address ID E. rs Parh row. frat aOor.
WANIkD-A SNAIL FAMILY, WITHOUT Gull.
w .ortn wants part Of bouse upfvvoish~A
Entsl street kefernsss even and Apeiy 10
N. IT, 81 Broadway. NV" "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

CARD-NRs. PREwsTEK. IRON PuILA DRLYHIA
~ tenders her ladies gcnslemsn Mis-
ty, In Asrology. love and Law mstters fnssrpresns
CREAMS no. Nv books and science constantly relied -
Nsroleon and will tell the Of the lady gsstsmsn
they will marry Alec the % the vieevs eesderss
al Grand street. Ladies sty ospNemsn >stssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
DESTRUCTION.

DENMANsBlP Mr. OLIVER u. GOLDSMITH Will
r'etive pnpiis Tor private INSTRUCTION IN Ptnnan ship
On Tudt edBeedays snd Thurstsys At hours
70 puyns Isaies Glasses. st II ami "a o'clock r. "
Gentlemen day and svsI ina To be had the rooma %
brt Away GoldsmIths Gems of Psnmanship Price Al %
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WkVERlEY RES rAuRANr. so BROADw ~. COR
w Youth street. entrance IN Fourth
urNeup tbs Fourth q July G-een turtle soup cd
rosk, Oytsrs m variety. Little Neck clims spring Ctok-
nrd all u eeliescis and lrxuriss .rAAon
tie dsy and evening" J. W. kUssEJL, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

M HIRE TuEY HIDE
w TN hedstead jnints in wp,psoot cracks
Whoever yUu SEQ the bsdhug traeks,
AND shere the reaches tide.
Throw vnh's Powder. aud full soon
They'll stngger out A. IA a
snd die by ~uitds.
Yet ahnily poi.onlrss 90
- THE unrivsll-d insect hans
While - Sasaet'c Pulls
Will suparsrde hoti traps aud eats
b. kiliing % the u'ice aud rats
In DIV eilshes. bsrns. and mills.
Lyons der0t ~ Roadway aud principal sGes Of No
hhEnetle roA DOR and fills.
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LIQUORS.
REMOVALS.

nR A n MOTT, SURGEON. BAsRExovED TO NO. s27
~ Brosavsy rlere he Ui devote portion of his oioe
20 diseases Of the Bye ard SEPARATIONS The
uaudsr he time will devoted ~ ufus 10 Qenera aud
surpiea1 pra ctIce. Hours from to n and from 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

June so--Balanes. sl,lo.oS5 W
IN. sm,unt q duties collected the Custom House.
Phiiadtlphia for the arst sir months Of 1851, wss
$s6s 4ss co against 81 oss oi6 Tsho~ipg increase
10 ls5l 81 ,31l AZ 80.
The quantity Of -four, wheat and barley left at
tdsvaer during the fourth week in June In the years
le6Q aud 1881 WAS IA follows
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BY reducing the wheat TO -four the quantity o. the
stter lett at udewstsr this year compared with tbs
stsepondns period Of last year shows increase Of
81 .t6 barrels VI -four.
lF following table shows the quantity Of Ct the
Pfnsiral articles Of produce m ut tide water from the
smm.Lcrmsnt Of navigation to the 3oh Of June, ncu-
u's during ths years lo4o 81 days. 1850 90 days; 1851
- dsya.-