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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
HARDWARE.

CHAIN CABLES.-A large assortment
~ of English proved from 3S IT'S inches FOR sale by
au22 GAUNT & DERRlCKsON. l59 South ST.
nAKUM.-500 bales No. 500 do,
ONo 2-for sale at manufacturers' prices, BY
su2 GAUNT DERRICKSON, l59 Southst.
DIG IRON.
100 tuus Sussex No. s Forge Pig Iron.
200 tuns Oxford Charcoal No. Foundry Pig Iron.
leo tuns Dover Charcoal No. | Foundry Pig Iron.
100 tung Scotch GartsherTe No. Foundry Pig Iron.
For sale by DUDLEY b. FULLER * co.
us lmeod+ l59 dfeenwich-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION

n 1t l. nceeo, melancholy inh, that thousand. ~
victims TO Consumption every year from - other cuss
han ne lrcled cOlcs YET "a hundreds thOussa
who such ougiaats " 10 the greatest mitrrene
sno lei them ru8 ON FOR week.. and moths, ~uasi
thi King the danger Al frs y0l have whAf yOl cO1S
er eht cough or cold you allow business pleasure .,
cafel.ssness 10 prevent you FROM giving any Ait-ul a.
IL then settles upon your breast yod become hosns
have ssp Id tho eide chest pecorafe large az sn,s.
ofnstfer pea hsps n, ed with HOOD cny u brcs.
ng ensuses sndthe you fnd your o~n foolish asge 10
Thought on his cOmpianf i tnen. YEA value your M o.
beslth he armed IN time, ard dolt tee with your eoA
or frst 10 any ousck uost1m 10 cure you bat immetas
u, rrc,,re bottle or INso Of That famous remedy DR
WIsTARs BALSAM or WILD CHERRY, whlch !,
well known 10 be he most speedy esre ever known, u
Thousands " IN testify hose live have bee, sase By L.
For Infuerzai sthe We y best medicine 10 he word
Be not deceived remember that spurious lnitsol, sai
other preparations OF Wild Cherry s0ouni throughout Ne
lsnd kut Il Dr. WstAs hst Las per ored - many Io1s
and wonderful cures therefore buy no other but ne gea
genuine, original Ba.sm ofwd Cherry, signed sUfrs
Tho wrapper ~
Price p cents package Fer sale Al wholesale
tail BY A. b. ID SANDS General Agents, 100 Futon q
Thomas and Maxwell, So Wil.am-st John Miesn, lS
Broadway; Aslor and Irving House Drug Stores, sad
10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINE.-I. NJ. SINGER

SEWING MACHINE.-LM NJ. SINGER
S6 cos Delay Stitch Sewing Machine, pronounced by
competent judges be, for real utility far superior TO any
invention OF the kind known which does not interfere vita
any bOdys right Is liable 10 get out OF repair ard Ia
which every objection imperiecuon and fault Is ehecuay
overcome may be In practical operation 81 NO l55
Washing ton ct over the China Tea Store, Boston, Mass
where the machine s for sale and practice upon II allowed
qrattousy Our machine may also be seen Ia operation
al No ~ Bowery New York. al the clothing warehouse OF
smith Conan no authorized To receive orders for
machines All persons interested, are invited 70 cal aad
nun description forwarded them by addressing the sub
schbers, postage paid. ..-,,. ~, =, .- ~,
Ban Agent is wanted in every town 10 me United
States All applications must be post PAID. JHZw@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE.-Flve Lots of GROUND,
al wei improved with new Buildings. occupied Tor
Looking Gsss MauufscOrs aud Machine Business win
sean Er gtse good order; also, Dwellings, Three or
sad Lots 10 fee the other lease Price FOR the
whole VIII be about $500 5000 10 $500 may remain
on bond and mortgage. For particulars, apply 70
80 81 3. HOWE5, So Natssu-si up Stars
AT PRIVATE SALE-The three story
IN Bdck House and Lot 81 Lsxington-sv hnish-d n
modern BY deep Size Of Lot y ie-t N ches
by lOO feet deep 81 500 So remsin % hon1 ana
mortgage For 1 rms, &c apply 70 ANIdON1 j.
BLEECKER, AuctioDeeT, Brcsd-st. l"i~
harm FOR SALE, OPPOSITE THE
n Village Of Port Chester Westchester Co I: on
Byram River and within 10 minutes walk Of the New OK
and New-Haven Depot Port Chester, ooe hours rde
from containing about 80 acres Of Lznd "a tns
premises are Rsrm House Bsrnand other cut buildings
and good orchard Of grated Fruit and vare Of eat
Cherry and Plum Trees, also CIrrans, Gooseoey tras
vines &c From It's close proximity 70 the village aud tls
large portion Of the Farm bordering Cd the River twncn
navgape for large vesses Il s mlraoy cacualed 10
be divided into Building Lots Two OF me seids contain
ing about IS commands msgn nceni view Oh L2Ag
Island Sound from EstOns Neck 20 Throggs FONT aod OF
the surrounding country Also, splendid Buudlng SIZE
wi hin distance OF the Sound, Containing ABOUT ID
acres ou which is fine grove OF Forrest Trees Ine
whole will be sold verv low 70 clote concern FOR terms
apply TO JAMES l. BEERS, Counsellor al Law Por1
Chester, N. Y ora III BeekmsR-st New-foTK-
i3O fmMW 4 F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

TOAL.-I am delivering the best red
~ ash stove and egg COAL, well screened nom under
SSTS PETER CLINTON,
~ lm~ cor. King and Greenwich sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

LNARM FOR SALE, containing ~
IL Acres with New House, Barn and Wagon House,
In Painhed New.J ersey, % miles from New York APP
Div TO A SHERMAN, 100 Nsssau-st N. I. jill lmeodA
harm OF 100 ACRES, FOR SALE
II CHEAP-Over onehslf Of 1t Timber land situated
near Spottswood, New Jersey. Apply TO A. shEhMAN'
loo Nassau-st llI IuoOUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

70 brOdQNhy - a"
TITO LET or LEASE, the first class
Il threestoy HOUSE. I2l mercerst second door above
PincesL Possession, desired The first Of February
INQUIRE At s. Resde-st j55F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
no LEASE FOR TEN YEARS, Z

TO LET or LEASE from the lst OF
II February next alarge BRICK FACTORY, calculated
for manufacturing mechanical chemical purposes, sn-
ated on Secondav and Forty sevenihsL The premises
consist Of lots OF ground, together with good dwenng
and other outbuildDg On the premises is neyefIng
spring Of the purest water well calculated FOR any cem
cal purpose For further particulars inquire OF j. j.
STEWART or WIN. II. CANFIELD, III Greenwieh-st
corner Of Dey-sL NY. J@S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
MEDICAL.
DHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS n.

u perstd with care and FAMILY MEDICINES a.
peIios qualify BE- ohAined ~ ne Drug Nos n
Beeele r - near Broadway. ard ~ Eighhsy S,e
teebihst 81 al hogrs Aso tOiirt farolure, pegfsnss
s0ops, spouges. brushes ard cosmetics CGppiag al
Leeclirg attended TO- % I'm L. A ROSESMiLLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
OThe subscriber offers for sale his valuable Farm and
Coupry Seat situated on Long Island Sound, miles from
New-Yerk in RYE, Westchester Co. on the New-haven
RailroHd. II will be sold In one parcel or DIVIDED lno
psrts of from Is 10 50 having splendid build
ng site, &c Or he win sell In one parcel the Mansion
House and oubuidings with from 80 TO 10 acres the
particulars inoui OF JAMES BARKER, Jr. IS Seventh.
o. or the subscriber on the premises A. AMMAN
JIG Sws HENRY ID. bAhhEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-N. MIL
s COLLECTING Rsnfs and other debts; buying ana selling
Propertv on Commissions Houses aud Lots taken on lease
for term Of years Taxes. WaerFents ard Asse,sl-ns
amended fdesred Deeds Bonds and Mortgage, Leases
kc carefully drawn Life and fire Insurance effected
Money procured and loaned on Bond and Mortgage Com
missions moderate Office D Wall-st
REFERENCES.
Messrs Harper & Brothers. 81 Cld.st
A. Van SantvOOrd Co. 10 Soun-sl
Loder. ESQ IS Wa-sL
J. w. Mitchell, Esq Wsll-st
r. B Minlurn, Esq 70 South-st
saAc Newton, ESQ IA Green wichst.
d. r. Mance, Esq GO Pine-st
T. B SumsD, Esq Novelty Works lS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
COAL.

COAL AT GREATLY REDUCED
ORATEs-The subscriber oders bis large stock OF .u-
peror COAL to consumers Al very reduced rates, Tor
rssh onIv GEO. A SPARKS,
tq Inns 205 and an Franklin-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

NOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT
Il in PORT CHESTER, near the New Haven Rail
road Depot the post road Lot $50 by 3p ee "oftory
frame house; house Is oy feet Price 300 Inquire a.
90 Blocker or $50 BrOOme ST. NY. l'V IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
TNOR SAFE. OR WOULD BE LET

EOR SALE.-The handsome and con-
III venlent DWELLING HOUSE, 5 York.terrace, York
=, Jersey civ Annlv no W. THOMAS,
isO Sfs So Willism.sL New-Y York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

us s0PFR TUN-Pesch Orchard Red Ash Coal,
10, quality "a sizes 81 The above Low PRICE
delivered free OF charge for carriage Must be paid for In
rood money whea the order 10 given. -
tV ' T. STOKES DICKERS0N
dxU I07 AnIhOny-sL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
OIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Per-

DIANO-FORTES.-V. F. HARRI-
n SON Is CanslEt wEreroom ID storyl offers for sale
splendid assortment Of Rosewood PIANOS OF ca and
ociAves with the la'est Improvements. jls In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
CHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES

CHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES
~ Are matters Of much interest large part Of the
community. There are Us BUILDING LOTS ia JER-
SEY CITY three blocks from the ferry; lying on me hA
road Warren Steuben Prospect and Morgan SITS that can
he bought az from 500 TO $500 lot and If built on in
year. only $50 cash payment and balance can remain ave
wears at six per cent This properly be reached In 10
minutes from Broadway Is rising rapidly In value Taxes
lower than any city hereabou Offering great induce
en,s TO those desrous Of securing home. Apply TO h.
McCOMB, builder Steubenst on the premises, or TO
CHAS ] SMITH, 50 Maiden-lane. 70 M&Th2mF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

COAL.-I am now delivering the best
ORED ASH STOVE snd Eco, well screened rom
yard under cover % 80 per tun. Also oesl LiN Ek
POOL - per ehAldron PETER CLINTON,
as 2ms corner King ana Green wich-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
EVACTORIES with WATER POWER

W LII s-~1bDL1 IlO III 4A-NAO
II COTTAGE on the Bloomingdale Road Apply 10
is c. c. WEBER 35 East Broadway.
YENO LET-From the first of February
n next. APARTMENTS 10 The two new Brick Houses
Nos and Seconcav-, consisting Of p8ri1r, kitchen
with Cruon water two bed rooms Args coal bin Ia The
cellar and separate yard accommodates The stairs and
halls win be iafd with oil cloth.
ALSO. THE TWO STORES in said buildings, with
the tyo rOons psor, kitchen, &c. attached each
These premises repete with every convenience Tor
small res pecsbe families none other need Epply.
w. HAYWARD.
is w. g Delancey and 3 ChAmbersst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

~ cOTTON-The vendors and eonsumss ~ - t,,yesi
CottOns, hereby informed. that We ~, =.
vhsiever either directly indirectly n lns ~ @
sale fanny other article Of sP93 ~. 90 sscb snool
ony name IN fSiIaJEP COATS" sad that OF Andrew
Goats General Agent for the United states ana We ahe
49, ssrne rirne STATE, that all our Tnreads are
,osrnsscmred by ourselves, within orr own premises
HAVING recently made extensive additions TO oar Works
.hicb win materially increase our production we nope IN
fnre 10 be able keep pace with the constantly ncress
snS demand from the United Statos-
Our trades marks having By many decisions received tne
l protection OF the Law Courts sha conunus 70 pros
,rrte AL tnfrfnQements Of them. J. COATS,
ANDREW COATS, General Agent
t1s smDAW1m Tor the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
DRY GOODS.

A SHBURTON TICKS.-5O cases of
IA these superior Tickings for sale ey o.
COLORED CAMBRICS.-lOO cases
all colors and qualities ,oT sale reduced prices BY
A C. B. LIZ BARON. IS Pine-st
LvINE BLEACHED COTTONS From
IL the Empire State Wschuselt, Rockingham Manenes-
ter Dover Hope American, Nihamsvile, Elweh We
Than. New Bedford, YOrk Premium Rhode Is saa -
cav xbridge Portsmouth Mowry Che ms'ord, ana 0l0e'
Mls for export the trace. for sac ~ 70 p,nau.t
i29u NESnlTB 4 co - ADD % IIuoe~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-24
BOOTH * FOSTER,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND
oUTFIrTISG EsTABIIsHMENT,


No q Courtiandt Street, Neu Yuk.
HAVING enlarged their establishment to more
L than double It's original siAe, would cali the
attention of Cothiers and Others To the fact that
their stock is entrel v new aud amounts to over
100000 DOLLARS,
manufactured under their own personal supervis
ION, from the Newest and most Fashionable
Goods ~ the American OF European mai kcts,
and which for style and richness cannot be en-
{, lied IN the world.
TIE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
which occupies three entire loiis Of their Fstab-
lishnent Is filled with every style Of garments
adapted to the ssasUn, To which the attention oi
the trade Is invited to careful examination Of
workmanship, quality, style Of trimmings, and
cuts which the proprlctors will guarantee IL equal
Il not suDfri~ 20 that of any House in the trade.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,
as usu u, u rcpctc with ever, ihng new aud de-
siriblc in the way Genileman's Wardrobe.
In addition To- the above they have constantly
on h aud iIigcassurtment Of GENTLEMEN 'S
FURNISHING GOODS, perhaps the ldrg.s
and most complete ever before exhibited in this
market. By this arrangement, comb ining the
twu branches, gentlemen can at a mumcht's waI-
ning procure COMPLETE OUTFIT Of such
articles as cannot tail To give the most enlne
satisfaction.
Garments made TO order, as usual, NJ a few
hours notice.
The attestiny approval Of the many patrons o
tins House, and lis musi unparalleled growth,
afford tile most convincing evidence of its worth.
Gentlemen visiting the city earnestly re-
guosed to give il call, the Proprictors ic,.liny
the assurance that Economy and Taste alike de-
mdnd ITS patronage. J. &. BOOTH.
Junc4 6m ii. l.. FOSTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-24
OxYogNArrD BiTrEss.-Thc fame Of

OxYogNArrD BirTERs.-Thc fame Of
this excelle and meretorious compound
has now extended nearly over the coun-
try. No preparation ever introduced
into the market has met with so extern
sive a sale, or the exhibition OF which
has been followed by greater blessings.
or its wonderful efficacy there can be
no doubt Unlike the usual medicines
publicly sold, il has real, intrinsic, pos
tive merit. II cures real, everyday,
positive diseases,
Fur that terrible complication Of all.
ments, known under the general head Of
Dyspepsia, it is beyond all question the
best remedy ever discovered. Its cures
in this complaint have been almost in
credible. We are personally conver-
sant with several cases which have been
decided incurable, brought into the
most perfect health. These bitters are
also extremely successful in A thma
and General Debility.
The proprietors have in their posses
sion recommendations beyond number
going 10 show that this medicine is all
that is claimed for it. People Of the
first distinction in the land, including
physicians Of the highest character and
intelligence, have rendered their volun-
tary tribute to its great virtues.
Immense quaint ties are now being
sold in different parts Of the country,
and it will not be long before its praises
will he sung in every hamlet in the
land. .F.t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-24
fErom N Y. Morning Star)

TRgLY ALARMING The City Inspector =
weekly returns exhibit fearful array al deaths
by diseases Of the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can no more be in a healthy
state W en- the stomach is disordered, than a
watch can keep true time when its handspring is
injured. And how readily and paialcssly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can he regulated and restored to their full vigor
The alte,ative aud cordial properties OF llUTcH-
mos VEGETABLE DYsPEPsIA BITTERs vii
accomplish this object with a recision and GER
t,inty that justify us in pronouncing II infaiibe
The accordant t. stimony Of all who have bren
wise enough To give il a trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof Of its efficacy does not res,
upon the statement Of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration Of thousands.
Circulars, containing.the certificates ofremark-
able cures; and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can lie
had Of the agents. free.
Price so cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, NY.
June13 .'.s
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS
CHARLES = LITTLE
sUccEssoR ro OSBORN & LrrrLK.

SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN & LTTTLv
Importer and Genuai Dealer in Fngi,sh, Ger1nan
oHf Amcricon Hudrayc, Cml,ry, &c
N Us. 33and - Fulton St, New Yo,k, oppo-
" site the United States Hotel, where tho Lu,-
ness has been carried on Cor ninety wears past rc,.
pectlully invites the attention Of county mcr-
chants, mechanics, and others to his very extern
sive assortment, comprising every thing in tho
line, and To which NEW ana constant suppii's are
b, n added, all Of which are offered al ,h lowes
n,atNet prices ior cash or on approved ciean
Cut aud wrought nails, locks, latches, k i've
razors, scissors and shears IN Il great variety,
skates, slates, sleigh bells loose and straprs
.noycls, spades, hoes. turks, scythcs and sna,h
rifles, black head pots and -ani crucibhs pump
lir wells or cisterns, scotch water Of Ayr stone
pr marble polishers, Turkey oil stone dressed
'nd undrcssed, Ame's pump augcrs aud rhm-
.ncrs, mortice andipting marhincs. turning sthes
COOPER'S TOOLS
IN great variety, of Aibcrston's, Congcr's. BAR
tons, Rochester, Horizons, and other makers,
House and Ship Carpenters and Mill-wriehts'
,dge tU,ls, Coach makers trimmings, House
nj Ship builders hardware, house furnish
ing hardware IN great variety, iron, brass, cop
pes and steel WIRE, genu,nc Harlem OIL and
Nurcinlrr Salve. Junc2l "
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Bp Grlesrapb.
BosroN, July Is.

BosToN, July Is.
Constable Ciapp returned last even
Ing with the person arrested in Yer.
mont, charged with being concerned in
the Dorchester and Milton Bank robbie
ry. His name is Charles Thompson
hc is stone cutter. He was taken in
Pomfret, where he owned a small farm
which he had deserted shortly after the
robbery.
Charles Southwick, who is detained
in Dedham Jail as one Of the robbers
was in company with Thompson when
he returned to Pomfret.
He is said to have escaped once from
the Thomaston state prison.
Dudley is now in the state prison for
receiving some Of the stolen goods from
Thompson.
The coroncr's jury in the case Of Mrs.
Hayes, have rendered verdict Of
"Dealh from intempcrance." Her hus-
band has been released.
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- HHaaa -
Dte0.

In Providence, 18th inst, Hon. Caleb Earle
in the Slst year of bic age.
At New ORLEANS, 9TH inst. , Martin Fearing, .
native Of Newport, X. j., ,aged "a, Tor the Ia" IA
years a resident Of Louisiana.
At Morrisania, 18th inst, Robert Olyphant.
con Of Edward J. aud Abby Mann, aged l year
and 6 days
In Providence, 18th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
Barker, aged SO years.
In Philadelphia. l4lh inst. Commander Thom-
40 J. Leib. U ). NJ, aged 4S years.
In North Providence, l7th inst. WIN Barnes,
aged 80 years.
In this town, Monday evening, Mrs. Eliza C.
Luther, wife Of Mr. Hervey Luther, and daugh
ter Of the late Rev. Henry Burdick, aged AZ
years.
In this town, on the 22d inst. Christopher
Fry, Esq, in the 95th year OF his age. In early
life the deceased was an enterprising merchant OF
Norfolk, Virginia, and has been long most
highly esteemed citizen Of Newport
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@arrte0.

Ia Providencs, 18th inst. Mr.. James r. Sweet
land and Miss Ellen VI. Whippe, all Of Prov.
dencs.
In st. Louis. 5th inst, Lieut.. l.. ID. Sturgis
Regt Quartermastcr, lst Drago n, U. 8. A.,
aud Miss Juty Wilcox.
At Brookline, 18th inst, by Rev. Theodore
Parker, Mr.. Samuel II. Allen, Of Charleston, to
Miss Sarah T.. Peasley Of Lynn.
In this town, llth inst by Rev. Mr.. Thnyer,
Mr.. William X. James, Of New Bedford, and Miss
Ruth A., second daughter of Capt. Alexander G.
Swasey, OF this town.
In New York, on Wednesday last, by Rev. Mr.
Hoyt, Mr., John G Gorton and Miss Henrietta
Cahoone
In Providence, 18th inst. by Rev. VIM. J.
Breed, Nj. WIN. q. Eljridge and Mrs. Lydia T..
Murray, both Of Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-24

A MANS LIFE SAVED ny HIS OWN In
vxsr,oN.-As DIR. Allen, (the inventor
Of the patent carriage-top spring0 was
crossing the railroad track, in the south
ern part of the city, on Monday, train
ocfreicht cars were unexpectedly back
ed against his carriage, when it was
too late TO avoid tbem-but the DR.. hap
piIy retained his presence of mind, and
touching the patent spring which lets
back the top of his carriage, cleared the
wreck at bound The horse also cs-
capped with traing injury. This was
putting the improvement to test lit
tie anticipated by its inventor New
Haven Register.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-24
GLOBE DINING SALOON,
BY KELLOGG < WIGHTMAN.

FULTON MARKET, NO. T., AED9, new YORK.
BILL OF FARE,
embraces every KIM and variety ofMeats, Vegr-
tables, Fish, Fowl, &c, for Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea, and the prices tor eating ere email
that persons visiting the city, viii find by calling
at this establishment that il is, in the end MUCH
CHEAPER TO EAT THAN MOTIF FAT !.
The reputation that this saloon enjoys is ASSURE
guarantee To the stranger who visits New orb
of be ing well taken care OF, and knd, treated al
very small expense. In fact the expense of liv.
ing here need not be more than about 81 IL cts.
pee day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they hayc
pleasant and comfortable lodging apartments.
X. Il w. would respectfully invite their friends
TO give them call when visiting the city, ass,ir-
ing them that no pains will he spared to maie
their stay agreeable.
G. w. KLLko0G. A.. .s.w wIGHTMAH.
unr1
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Nrw ioRK, July 2l-l0 p. M.

NEW ORK, Jn'y St-io T. N'
The U. S. Mail Steamship Pacific,
Capt. NYE, has just reached her wharf,
after passage of IL days, 4 hours, %
minutes. She left Liverpool at o'clock
on the 9th.
Cotton continues heavy; sales of two
days 10000 bales. Breadstufs were
more active, aud -four advanced a Cd.
Corn on the contrary declined 10. per
ar. Wheat was Id. dearer than on
Tuesday.
The Manchester market has droop-
ing tendency. Consols closed at 90 Z
8.
The political news Is Of no interest
whatever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-24

uy-Rcv. Mr. Muyr, Of Aberdeen,
Scotland, made an experiment in his
own church TO demonstrate the rotation
Of the earth. To the great confusion Of
the assembled sdrdns, the machine indi-
Gated tha, the earth was turning the
wrong way The Boston Post suggests
,ha, n cog wheel must have got ont o,
place, or else the earth was backing up
TO take on more passengers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-24

UT The new Stale House, now erec-
ting at Columbus, Ohio, will be, when
completed,a a most magnificent edihce:
far surprising in grandeur, architecture
al beauty and splendor, any similar
State public building in our country. II
far surpasses the present capitol build-
ing at Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-24

EatpsoN SlNpL,ciry The following
hit nj tho transcendantal, unin,elligiblc
.iylc of poetry, was fret published IN.
der the hend of "Unsilcncc -
~ pui his finger IN hi' lips.
The child, 10 pout;
Him 'hcn 'hc father whip,
ryon HE l,,le hip,.
Which m,te, Min s1'-n right out.