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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1851,

rhv.icsl and moral opposite. For all these gifts
I'll ,v;,h;n the SCOPE OF Nature and Society. Ma
ture laughs when you cry up your Apouos as MIR
acles Of beauty-feeling her womb TEEN with un-
horn Apollos that shall turn these miracles into
oblivion. Gociety, too, laughs at yonr saints-at
vour miracles of confluence and hdelIty-ior she
feels herself big with progeny Who shall one day
be cbaste without effort. and noble without kno "
ing il. All conscious virtue is spuTlOus-WlN not
stsnd the final FIRE.
Nature ignores all personal pretensions. Ac,
cordirgly, be who would command her unlimited
blessing must do it, not 10 bis own name, but 10
that of humanity Genius is the sole scepter
which she recognizes. AL the sanctity men have
ever contrived will NOT cure tOOthache; aud Ma
ture makes far heartier Obeisance TO the invent
or of the Cotton Gin, or the author OF the Muck
Manual than 20 all the saints Of the homlsh Cal
epdar, plus if YOU please, all those OF the Greek.
The ground then OF our dominion over nature
lies in our inmost or humanitary self hood-that
sefhood which lies in our genius, IN our positive
ability, in our productive force, and not IN any
stupid little differences, moral or physical, we
evince toward other men.
But genius is any thing bat uniform. 1t IS as
various as the countenance Of man ms iact
gives as the reason, why property considered as
the symbol of mans dominion over nature mas
been 30 unequaly distributed. The hierarchlca Al
distribution OF society, in accordance with the al
versties Of genigs, has shaped the course OF past
history and given view TO all the contrasts we see
10 the outward fortunes of mankind.
Mr.. James then described the true state OF So
cety, in which arbitrary distinctions that now
generate envy and malice would be done away,
and the sole measure of social differences would
be the hierarchcal principle Of genius In such
a state the institution of private property would
not be allowed to dominate, but only serve the
interests Of universal man 1t has hitherto been
their admirable shield and buckler; let it not be
turned into an incumbrance and obstruction. Ra-
Their let it rise at once to the height OF lte own
theory and openly espouse the great humanitsry
destiny to which all its secret force Is owing.
The next lecture of this course will be given
by MIR. James this friday evening, at the
stuyvesant Institute. Subject" Democracy and
its Iseues"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

TEMPERANCE ~ ILLISOis.--A bill has passed
the Illinois House of Representatives which pro-
biolts the sale OF intoxicating liquors In qaantE
ties less than one quart, unless sold by draggis"
and physicians, in good faith, for mechanical, me-
dicinal, or sacramentsl purposes. II sold 70 80
adult, the fine is S25 for every breach OF the law
and if to minor under the age OF eighteen yens'
the penalty is not less than $50 OF more thss
500. The act also repeats all former laws upon
the subject, and completely destroys the licep~
system. Action has yet to be taken on It 10 sD'
Senate.
II A gentleman in one Of the Western 5saIe,
became the proprietor Of an inhammaoe
spring. Wishing TO make an experiment DC ~
verted hogshead over il, and when the gas ns.
accumulated sufficiently, seated himself UPON ~
and boring q gimlet.hole through the TOP, PpliI
sophically applied lighted candle to the nv,
The next that was seen of him he was heSlns
pair CT red top boots ont of adjoining rs
into which he had descended head hrst ho~ go
rescued, aad carried TO bis homo saddef "''''
and muddier man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

ATTEMPT TO PoIsoS on SHPBoAD.-The
BarnstG5ie Patriot says that letter has been re-
ceiVed IN that town from Capt. VIM. Loring, of
bark Governor Hnckley, in which he SAYS that
when ten days out of New-York for London, an
attempt was made by the cook % poison the OIL
GERS and passengers on board his bark by intro
ducing some poisonous Substance into their coffee.
The captain aud mates. the captain daughter and
two or three passengers partook Of the coffee, bat
not In sufficient quantities 10 prove fatal TO a1y
one Of them. They were Immediately taken with
vomiting, and remained sick for some time from
its effects, but recovered 'or the most part before
reaching London.
MExIcAS CLAIMS - Washington, Tuesday, Feb.
4.-The Board met according 10 adjournment
present ell the members. The memorial of Mar-
garet p Hallet, administrator of John Hallet, dc.
ceased, claiming for the intestate losses by con.
hscatlon OF his goods at Goliad, Texas, In 1892,
being taken up for consideration with the proofs
and documents, the Board came 10 an opinion
that the claim is valid against the Republic OF
Mexico, and the same was allowed accordingly,
the amount TO be awarded subject to the future
action OF the Board. The Board then adjourned
until II AN tomorrow.
FROM BRAzOs SASTIAGo.-The u. s. schooner
Arispe, Ryan, master, ak days from Brazos San
tlaeor arrived this morning, consigned 70 the u.
Qner,ermaster. Reports ship Kate Hunter,
Tom New YORK.. with troops. landed 100 men At
hrhzos and sailed on the oh Inst. for Arkansas
with The residue OF The troops ON board
N. y. Pieayune, 18th 1ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
LAW COURTS.
CircuIt "WEDNESDAY, FEB. s.
Before Judge Mitchell

Before Judge Mitchell
John a. Gray e.. al -. Charles WarHr.--To r..
cover SLIP, 60 balance Of note for sls74 6s,
given IN 1886 After the note wss given Mr.. w.
represented that he bad become embarrassed,
and offered 70 pay lorty per cent in full, which
was accepted. Plaintiff. say tha, the represen
tations OF embarrassment we're not correct, and be
paid others forty per cent and they seek 10 re-
cover the balance OF their note IN fall The char.
ges are enied. The jury could not agree and
were discharged
Dennis Bn5pby ". Isaiah Updike and H. NJ.
Stands Mr. L. entered sat in the Sixth
District Court against James c. Larkia, TO re-
cover damages on alleged warrsRtee in an ex-
change Of horses, and recovered verdict Of ESQ
Execution was issue ed. and horse in use by Mr.
l.. attached 70 his bltcbers' wagon At the mar.
ket was levied upon by Mr. Stsniels, the officer
Mr.. 81. claims 20 have previously bought the horse
Of Mr. L and t. have owned &c at the time. and
TIRE present suit is for its recoyery.-ro be con-
timed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

MURDER At COLUMBIA. PA-Columbia has
been the scere ofanother tragedy, the particulars
Of which are simply these A man by the name Of
Casper shaurb, has been in the habit OF visiting
the house OF Mrs Einsich lxho is a widow wo-
man. for base and illicit purposes On Thursday
night last having abseuted himself several months
previous, he again visited the house in state Of
intoxieAtion, and attempted violence upon her
person. Two Of her sons, who are pretty well
grown, elected the monster from the premises
He returned IN little time, armed with butcher
knife, which be plungedinto the side of the Young.
er boy from the effects OF which he must die This
VIII be The toayh murder in Columbia within
AID Eusick
< Ai.H1t smith y - irozsa .Odea.h u King
stoD, Canada West, OF tie 3Oth al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

THE CoLDES MURDER-The Golden murder
reported in our paper Of Saturday is contradicted
this morning. II seems. so far as we can mo-
learn that there was nothing more than slight
sfFroy growing ont Of some boys fo'lnEing the
the sohoOlmas,er who was sccoupanyirg some
Girls home. Tee information SATURDAY, was rigen
to us from a resPocisbe source, bar il seems was
not correct Buffalo Repablic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
Superior Court -. WEDNESDAY, FEB. S


YIN. Caldtrdl vs.. Thomas Murphy and jaws
Karanagh-M Mr. e.. about clock on Sunday AZ.
ternoon, 4th November, lsi9, having with him
little daughter, Agnes Caldwell } or wears Of
sge took one Of the Harlem stages belonging 20
Messrs. NJ. x X, for the purpose Of coming to
New York. The stage being fail he got with tho
child on top of the stage. On the Third avenue
near Yorkville was an excavation for the laying
of water pipes or something OF the kidd, and soma
stones Immediately at the end OF the earth that
had been thrown up, and OF the excavation. One
of the wheels OF the stage went on the pile OF
stones, and the coach was upset, Mr.. u and bis
little daughter thrown Oft and the coach fell on
them The child wss killed, and Mr. o., It 10 al
legged, much hurt. So as 10 be sick for long time
under the care Of a MUSICIAN.
The present action is to recover damages TOR the
death and less OF the chic, and for his own per-
sonsl injury amount laid &C $4,000. He AYERS
that the carriage was old aud unit for the bust.
ness, and was negligeptly driven.
In defense these points are denied. IL Is also
contended that plaintiff was attault in going him
self and taking bis child On top OF the stage. It
was stated there were 20 passengers on top, and
Is passengers inside OF the stage, latter sitting on
each Others knees. IL is also alleged that the
child was killed by Mr. c. throwing IL OF when
the stage was about going over
A witness stated that Mr.. (. caught up the
child and vas about jumping with it, but bis cloak
got entanged, and he was unable TO do So
The excavation was on side OF the street,
and ample room TO go the other side on which the
coach was The coach had been going at a slow
pace. not above three miles an hour. 1t was said
the horses backed on the stones. To be continued
this forenoon.
Henry Robinson vs.. Rickard VeaGJlss To re-
cover A note for s36O-The defense is that, on the
DIST Nov. lslg, plaintiff was creditor OF John
Psmbertop who had been unsuccessful in busi-
ness. and that plaintiff, with the other creditors,
agreed to take 10 per cent on the amount OF their
claims, and did so-and thatthe present note was
obtained by MIR II. from MIR. z additional, Mr. V.
having endorsed 1t as an accommodation, and re-
ceived no value, and that the transaction Is void.
Verdict this forenoon.
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Court of Common PIens. THURSDAY, Feb
Before Judge Ingrahau

Stein5ack VS. MaJank g. Cote recover 500
40, and interest amount of freight from NewOr
leans, already referred TO. The Jury allowed tn
difference Of insurance between an No. yea
sci and that of plaintiff Verdict for plaintiff wis
interest, S62l 25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
Court CT General Sessions. WEDNESDAY,, Feb 8
Before the Recorder and Aid smuevant and DOIey

The Case Of arlington Bennett In the case OF
the People as. Arlington Bennett charged with
obtaining money from John Anthem, Esq, Of this
City, by false preteDces, No. Bennett has been
discharged from his recognizances.
Trial for Grand Ldrceny.-A woman named
Letitia Canning, and one Robert Kennedy, were
tiled on a charge OF grand larceny, In stealing @
gold watch worth SEQ. the property of Peter Cum
niDgham The testimony was not deemed suth-
cent 10 sustain the indictment, and tho prisoners
were acquitted and discharged
ARotter.-Martin Jacobs. German, was tried
Cor grand larceny in stealing from w m Schneider,
of l34 Liberty st, a quantity of Daguerreotype
plates, a thermometer and other articles TO the
value Of S422. portion of the property was
found in his possession, and be confessed to the
officer that he had taken the thermometer IL
could not be proven that more than S25 worth Of
the property was taken az one time. The prison.
er was, therefore, convicted of petit larceny only
and remanded for sentence.
AnOther Thomas H. Johnson, cOlore1, was
tried for stealing gold watch from John A. Ridg.
way, of 900 Broome ST., on the 2ist OF December
last. MIR. Ridgway employed the accused TO car
~ home a basket from market for him. Alter ar
irving at the house the accused went ill., and
while waiting for the basket 90 be emptied Of its
contents, managed TO steal the watch from the
mantel shelf IL was, however, missed before be
left, and on searching him it was found Ia one Of
his boots. He was convicted and remanded for
sentence. Adjourned for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

" SPRISGPoRT, CayOga Co, is town a man
might be proud to live in. Though ii has been
long settled. and has about 1000 inhabitants, yet
there is not pauper nor grog shop within its Dor
ders. The Overseer Of the Poor tMr. Peter b.
Wood is empowered to root out the Ram traffic,
as part of bis anti pauperizing duties bus, there
being no longer either grog shop nor applicant TOT
charity his occupation s gone The town Col
lector has just been to the County Treasurer, 10
pay the towns taxes for the year, having collect
ed and returned every farthipg week before the
time allowed him had expired
Its hardly necessary to add that Springpot
is mainly Inhabited by intelligent, independent
WING farmers. II voted In ~ for Clay 2l7, Polk
l43; last Fall, Hunt 2l4, Seymour l3l. And all
the Silver Grsyism you could find within it's bor-
ders might be put in gnat's eye without at ell
impairiDg bis visual perspicscity. Col Morgan's
majority for Congress was fully up TO Gov. Hunts,
and, while most farming towns gave majority
against the Free School law, springpor gave Pa
TO uphold against 1875 to repeal tbatlaw. Farms
In such a town are richly worth quarter moro
than those equally productive 10 towns where
grog shops are upheld and Free Schools voted
down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

LATE PROM BRAzIL.-We have files Of the
formal do Concrete, of Rio Janeiro, to Dec. a.
There is particular news of interest, and notbng
in relation TO the hostties with Buenos Ayres.
An epidemic fever, Of malignant type, had broken
out in the city Of Campos The war steamer Al
fonso arrived on the 18th of December at Rio ia
metro. She had on board the fourth battalion OF
artillery, and 400 soldiers of different regiments
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-31

anvil twelve inches only from the ground
they being seated az graysly a. stasashnsn,
pounding away at the greatest possibIe disad-
vantage. Their habits cannot be ehangedi--
any effort to do 80 would be abortive, a. am
fully convinced from close observation, that
legs are only used for ornament among tho
-npnleni-nn horseback, Aa no ohs.rieh or ponr,
pretends TO use them while "a spot Of terra
hrmA can be found 10 sit upon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-31

20 The following article has been hand
ed 10 Us by friend with the request that IL
10 published IN the CaIodoniao. ItAppeArsd
originally in the Vermont Chronicle about
four yeAn ago.
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the partner Of her hasom 10 escape from an
ignolIle death,
A for Morgan, never heard of him after,
wards. Whether he is dead OF alive, can.
not toll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

=: O. Sc :s'; - : =. e. it Il:
esie b:.. q y. W::s L:.Ss.: Iy'2sj. oes y, With
z.s .s s;PI H.:
ship RsSssss, we,fs New C.ls.aA Il dass yiA cotton
4. Srssi is q rss. ~ ise Quiz
ZIP Maid q Srssas fro. New Orleans e. Hs,Is
ship nssSn Johnson. sevaaAah. days. with eosson'
ship S,iii:y Brown. Charleston. sdsy' with cotton
Bari Chiltsa tof Boss0nh Whiting. Brs.0L 8, days
ssssy rss sse q e .s a
sssk Ella iasssh Isdnss. Bremen S d.y. and y fro.
the Banks Of With mdse and pAsssngerr
9; H: hs s. az. s'i b: sn
pool lat Ion % . elch.nsea ;ynss With Packet
ss,H :s ise Guy ;ssi
SSs Day. ous s.%s a,{ p :ns brs%sn: h
spoke BIZ barb DarisA from ssJoAAs for Plymouth
S:;ss.s levin B''a'' A'r' Sept"
BITE VIM L Jones' Tyler savannah 10 days with cotton
'is si Ssxs Suss Fodssi Wilmington NC with aa's
Ell Pooshon..s Bingham St Marks Nov l. with cotton
ana tobssso 70 HuriSus IIpsHsne.a very heavy
weather en- the passage date lat o. Ion ~ 80 carried
Lat Is % lon II So While running il gale shipped
the which carried away the boat and hed the
seSr Brown. HuI,s. Wilmington. NC days. with
sesr Is Roy Myers Wilmington. NC. days. with naval
sehr Mary Jane -, Philadelphia for Newport.
s sssr May s:I,i asvs i' Novel; ssgins Del days.
sloop Wn Bowen K;s,Snsy. p5c.iasno'.
One ship, two bsrks, and three Driss, unlnswn.
Ship Julia Howard, Buckley. Charleston.
Nov 2s-wpd AZ SUNRISE T. At meridian KNE; Of sunset
de, and fresh Pm, do with rain and fog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL NorIcH-ro THE CIT.
zsrs Of New York PHILADELPHIA and Bsitimors-novs
ents OF Professor the Great wizard OF the kor
Professor A will continue his Grand bra Eins room En
ertainmtnts ct SoScs fystsroyse at the Musical Fund
nal Philadelphia, TO tie 2sh Instant every evening"
giving srand D,y En- tertannert ThaakfvEs Say Aaa
friday. De then proceeds 70 Baltimore where he
nsnes ttrtt o. s p,riormanees on Men
day, December ~ the Assembly Roems corner Of h.
noyer and Lombard streets where will remAin 20 the
th and then rturns % New York and orons, Tor ths
Christmas hold the Place Opera House. with
satre change 81 wondeE sad new mystere Protsnor A.
during his stay In New York. In addition 70 his soroes
will awe two grand day performances each week
Wednesday and Saturday for the accommodates q
amlien schools country redsntI &c. For further
tcnars see future tnBounesmants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26
MEDICAI..


NEW hEDicAL Books,-h CONF .TE PRACTICAL
yorh on The n.sre sna srss.u.n. % dses. dissa.s
q BEAUTIFULLY eol.rsd riases ss large a. LIBBY Bsns
so'ssos ss''T,r on ,urser, .sd sss.'' o. N.
siton price SO ErrsS a The sSs:os Isai.si ssi
. kserd sT s Or s H. s % s
.Ss far Superior V ssy 'hns q ne snS ever
IS eents Author q wofA on SELF Abuse sSe iss Dsri
81 fdr ss !. me- s.s isIf Ssse Ss %
az Dross~sy.sndb DO ths suttcr. e.. nro.avsy
TIE MARRIED WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL cos
III EdS" sSo trS Ss q g:s-s;
fs.ss q suffering q physical aad nsa. ,nsuisA V
,ne ishs have b spares by timely posses.iOs e W.
ssssnP..ns T,Irisss - DISCLOSE. l5ssr,ss, s.sr-es
'siss s shSu,s Be s R, e them Iar.isularly
tsmily nie Of special i'm portsnSs.
ber iSsSns int Ts@as1sss s ~ b, ss., = Is. s..,
fysars in whom nature eoncpisst mpOr,.at change
nssies .nd Hos, e.r.,a oss * ever, risss
tkssrsos ots letter FROM rsa,lsmAs IN Dayton, ohsl
"A. . ~ ... DAVrOs, ssy l. iSss.
nv DSAn siR ny wife sesa porosptbIy nkns fss
usS and sdssrns aeS,Ss Ssicrs ana SurSs 81 ss.
ansnent every successive snd debtsslAs
"a :hsS v, q s LEES oSs.sSs %esps1ea o. ~
,sif 70 nes, ths worse AZ tsis Zine isow ssSus Svs
noa.hs hs.ld your book hsAy spoIsh Of sss,.al,s
e,ano V you ,ls resfi sEsfdsd NJ d.sssssz
M 81 :hs ., ~ Psss IF T. 5 S "a .n
s,sdy II opsssd rrospec. ne which tis csivsf
VsSs,s ever uy h..s, 10 All ius.S prOSsssy an wis.
,oud have eeen IN her sravs and M ohiersn leh
otoeurss irr.steabls 20 ocavey more FULLY ,ss ..
hous suhscu tEeatta ~ - thoy OF n.turs ssrosy
h.endoe tor ,ne MARRIED, or those ,rraxe
liberty street. New YorS; H,sis Co., Aibsay; Josasa
luelsr Noble hiat.msi T. n PsserBcn. " chssprs
t, q !, n Ss, ss..s :; .;,s:s y ..
~. y s .s1 Ts, pc',1 I'd e p n.srI0ess sss
pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
without is IN dSy stOSsh on s. srsIss ss
.nd consttptcnI affections, be o0mbins neaoines wih
We local remedy and can ssov any there hounant
years Duration from The other pbysssns In all he sn.r
tetses permanent cure lie makes daily of diseases
ing the former ere coon enough his dpoms With ssSs
and the hund cdu 81 other ccrhs.te thai nothing
ssn equal 10 1sr cured me IN . few hcurs-P. Broad
scr tries iOrstrss n. srs rsi9 even ~ aoiisss
IN I've ye.tt to b Owed Of weakness from ssfssuss
.issIS. s'ssh sg y.g cured 81 ioS1 snd ssnsrai
OF The wortt Syphilis afostion bsly and faoa
short time ttcr hte teen under nrse pbysicsns Tor
20 beneht--Nm Etrxsson Perth ArrtsT. Patients saE
essiosi2s fee. DO, n Breaaway Post otss, N. T.,
10 = in tae evenin~ sunasr' i7to Z ~ LsNvSsA>n
p ~ Roade STREET, svo aoSrs fsom Hrsasvsy ovrSsiet
stsratts-neti n Aae store "
M KDiCAL CARp-DR. CJovHH CONTINUES 70
Az. cure these ots.inas:, r-9tras,es bslt srrsi ast
tensed and sash ososss from igrofsei eisal yrseaf
- btfsnEert are tppfitsd tat this csy sbornir VIII is
~ en- tyricsi pteleniera. under fescoss nsn5s visa
iiSL ourss s,rssssr, ts2trs ~ G,., ssaI iss,sss
Ut ~ bts received rssrias mstoal eausaton 80 "a
FsI ~ '''- ''''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

CHAnLysroS-siesuslhp Marion -krs Cobb Nice 0sds.
den Long Debcet. Crafts, J Ne Sman, r Psrt
hursts. Mfs Borsfeldt ard infant
Bornor-thip Orerhridee-hr W Lomberham, lady and
hild, kuften AID lady Thomss and lsay Miss kary
1hcmae.
LoEDoE-Psete. chip Prince Albor,-Csps Craig lady
-hild and servant Nice Whitehouse, Miss Fora Mrs
9teen, Bertsh. q korb-sy-3y in the steerage
BusSOs tyREs-nsrk URdins-J Cochran.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26
Teiegraphic Marine Reports.

NJ
Arrved-Bark Junete Curacao; briss Juysrna. Ragged
leland; Holt, Pen.acolA Narrasuaxus Florence Me-
LISA Ann Sam Small. and Pacific: Phsdeiphi. sehrs
Ashland Michigan, Gen warren Leighton and GLOBE,
Phadelphia Superior and Eagle Newark Susan Ress
Herbert Silas Wright Star. Larson Dean
Bengal, and Cadet, kYork.
also srrived-eteamship Franklin, Philadelphia; barks
Franklin Cienfuegos what Cheer SavAnnlh Bay State
Phadelphis brgs ItasAa San FrAnosoo Kate Anderson
Turks lslenisL .
Ciesred-Rsrks weyteset River Plate; John Darrell
Baltimore; Nashua Philadelphia; brig Eous, Savannah;
sehrs Freeman Aux Cages Wsbhannet Mobiles Flsvsa,
Fredericksburg. -.
Arrived-shps Columbia, md Jane Cooper New York;
brig Hsrriet Newell Stony Point ca Cyrus Hand. Phi
lkdelphis
Cieared-seh, J X Randall. NYsrk.
RICHMOND, New n
Arrived-steamship Roanoke EYork; AZ AN surprising
n IRE
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nsno REwARD--CRossnAN sPscT7fC srx

GOVO ure-Of All remeaiea yet discovered This i8 the
MOTT certain 10 mahse speedy sud permanent cafe With
OF tie least restriction IN aet driDk exposure
chance application 20 business Eang es.e1 ID
dsys sod 81 Che drpgstoFe rs Boaa vag y Cham
.sSt street, aiae Al No. ~ hsoI H5uEe, no. Br3aavag
"a t09 TpitoD stsgea sogasi Of VILLAS,
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Cleared.
shin Queen Of the Wess Noses Liverpool onnaeli Mia
shiJ centoo wbiteside Ae.pulso Barclay L~i-sston
Bht Star Republic, Jsnio50n Galveston, Husr.E Mar.
rsJ.
Bari May Flower, Johnsor, Apalsehioola Hurlbu,
a co.
Brie Azalis. PsrrotA Cadiz JWTlwsll
Brig Voader (Portl La kovk, OportO. Y n s.trle.
Brg Lacy Of The Lake, Ull, Trinidad. Middleton CO.
Bfig TruSo, kuIiiran. Kingston. Underwood Wiley.
Bris Fainbow, Richards nunGooa, Onottvi.-
Bris Frsdsrsk EuFenc, Flinscn. Jssksonvis, Swell
scfrhAry EliIatcth, Richsrcson, 81 stephens, EB
sehr Vim wallace Bril- Smith, bszsgusaavie, PINsvius
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