davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

:s:''s :. ss's e.. s:: a:s. :s'i Z.
AZ s s.: r. :
~ ssss ss.s s.s s.s.. As railroad r.. New
I...s.: ss. ss,s fsrss Ysf Boston. oer4.p. sr...n
Gu. as
s:S S:::;;:': =:
A Az =. r ss:.'i h an Hs from
arr so 70 BosoS Nautilus. Lincoln ron Ss~ss
% al a.:
and hsFsshfn. mea9s Tor NYori S.Ss ssai
hioSD G:.a S;
;ss sS.ri S:s:: "a
wards " DO prev sash. s.ss Aisns as0asy slss
.S sn ss sEaasn ARR Aug
PoKgO uAn.ro aug e--sehr Mary Kliza for New York.
frnnA Ava Dark sSsan Hsxe' from RI: Is y
aoelrhis, dng slia ron 49, arr the day De-
before lssDs Fut IN Ia distress repaired ana cd
Tescn. Aug --sia brig Lacy Chapman. supposed for
Ye,i.
NOR. tsisyuae si River Pass wishoal
s. ssih sc s oi Ssy lea s s
ns;s q s.s ri. a. .::..I 80 ,a,, K.u, ,,,u
sieA sd a sstE nsSrs Isfl e. , Sy s,ss
ga M o. ,n.s fsoa %sSs T' S''' sicily 1'''
TEA, isisSis, ssps - vessels In port. Sid bark
- Aug SD 6STs nssrsn KIby. Mars.ii,ss. I,
losd ior sra,s g., g. 49,. =.
Wirrson Ns sep. i2-sld pew BRIG -. NYerk.
fOi Sresh sept s,as, 9yusd to suaasrs a.
rect, sno vas undergoing extensive ropairs.
Home f'urss.
ALA XAEDElA sert ls- la barn Mary. Scott, st JSha.
simAs s. 81 iC-arr ei.Sp argus Baxter. NYork Cid
sehr George q Emily. fi,sefsou. sSs.aa;
o seSiH hsf Hi ranas ms s Ssn
ss'a i G ny brig
su Na tor thee fs Gia r ;s s %ssp has:
New csiesas; tasss xfaa taaaoa :tiante iadia.
iiss ss asf k is4l'lS
M @ S sr sa anS 'S e vossas
sh Gs;s JGls S ,o A ks:d SsS Hf e:
' s. S1 'I T,po sssS ssnssa
ssp sSiis
BALTIMORE sep. bid eshr Delphir Lord, East Cam
,SSA.,is. sept 4AEr brig Bresaa Bray Philadelphia.
Toirsy Nfork sf Inc, aass ksb
sesi' Fo,ts SrIdy ss Mar. xiornst
Sne,, hses w,sd,sg ssrs Ass zsasnd Poland aaa
DANvhas. spt Is-Arr soo,S California. Gansss PAis
ess As s for
a. "sosGf % e., s' Soy O. the s.yn
SIT, eehr hosn. Fester. 90.
m ,.e sssss Sss.
e.vhr stpS oS'r ser EsGr A:rfs sI y
voS, Wright. ORR SD sohrs Farmer. La
ss Hfs ss .su gos 6s sns.s sao: .''r
fEW LOS Dor, sept iiS-r elocp Of war Pseb.s, Ii
Craven ernire schrs Gicasrt La~ Chapel Albany
bsiqveS ini Yf.tns scr asdoro; Scoops Midas VS. d
veil. Bristol Nrorki Lewis, nYork sid i6rhs
snbr Cl0tuda, t.ilderei.tys. siVapy.
NEW BIBk OkD. sept I5ATe Hume, Godfrey. Janss
Rive
PHILADELPHIA. Sept l7-.rr bsrks xsnophou, Msrr'-
q Bsrh rUT5s lhsnas; Els, Elariso Bostess
tIs II uopd. Jerss; Bosson Kelly and La, nia Jsne.
ketehup. hyo1t; l. Aimstscng Thomas. Prvvideneo Oh
.tIs L@xiDgtoD swain, .a gieD Orican rsrsny.
Pre- idsneO nufera, BAsccgh. s.d Rio GraRee IEse
York; ntssiicZ Heanhsoot CLARK. do.
tRcFlDT&CG, Sept ib-rrr sokrs Noses q Leonard.
Pesrco. John Clayton, Cubonse, smyrna.
FL: tioor rcpsh " ttoh. Wells Tors
Below p u eitsea. Bfbar Hlhany. C5 ,rs Sew Rag
lCud. Bowen. Iit.e fxuma STA Z Guest Roam.
and D. s. l., Craner, thilsahi pals.
FOhNrEptTF. sept Eta chip Ashland (of kennH-
lUntf =. store. kOilefos.
FrfTi.AkD sept ia-Arr bsrts Yorktown. sterer, New
roit AissLei E.ri-l. Oota~ia ColuA Cae
eeIaf. d bIif H.BFist's, gors, Havana
El' NTcE =, -ert IL stssmers Rc-nhSs Parrish "
iort NiT-,ris Tesl Fhiisasnhs Cid s.esmor zig Of
htin,nd Terry Mort byloE sesr hew YORK ees,e cp.
rha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

CnssIsr--o-Stssulth'p 1ssiousohn RUSSELL Ms Rsa-
o. loo: chila sre sesVsf> Ags Roe, Ratieds-.
Nis4ieci 5 4 Boz isriin, NY Sullivan, L Ba.
ntns kiE'oy. ssclwerin inCslis 3 Meosyser. -
isJNkr. l. toiynedk. Ia l:r9u, lsss Leeiy DAVIS.
Aisa EIvs r, auticli. " "a Hstlisoh, haolc. Nils
t"fr. y . Fcrs-I5ir the ptsr-sss.
ErrrFau1- sarf 1sakelG CAPT Doane and lady. Wise
,seiDEa. DE- Lsr1ie.a w q GLilaa, nss BumphtsF.
81 CAOfy- Pgf EIj l. -wp,Sss Moore. ehild and sor-
vsrt FnisF, Trey, " Tc~nsr.
81 AARBo-schg bsliss 5hHs-j stars. Lincoln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Telcrrhphlc REPORTS.

NEw UaLhANs Sept IT, Ib5l.
Cotton is in fair demand, with but little oering SEQ
bales stld SIC fer nddlirg Bacon il stoadv primo
sides command re. Pork Is duh at $l6 Is for mess
Whiskey 10 az 1880.
BALTIMORE Sept II, 1851
The market for -four L. steady but active 300 bbls.
Howard street sold SO 81 ano 800 city Mills at s3 81
ard 1900 at SO 81. Grsin-Ihs supply s limited and
sales Of red wheat have been made NJ 6bc. 6!c White
ses at 56c 5oc and yellow at t6c Whisky 2!c
a 2bc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Interesting from Austria.
OPENING LETTERS BELONGING 10 AN AMERICAN con-



SUI, ETC
Our advices from Velice, OF the 9th ult, state
The Austrian authorities very unscrup uool With
regard to opening any letter parcel which they
slider suspicious The government Of the United states
forwarded packet 30 TIE American consul here short
time siIce, containing ptn cusr, aud pamphlet
on the Austro Hungarian question with reference 70
the case Of Mir Dudley Mann. This packet was opsnel
81 examined at the Office II Central lewiston ahouy
bore not OILY the Of tne Department OF the State
but that siso Of the United States consulate st Ham
burg, impressed in
Mr. Fiagg repfee ntatve Of the United States 90
Venice addressed protest to the Imperial
this violation tf tue United States
In reply to this protest. communication OF some
length received from the ohce OF Ceut raj in
substance as ftllowS:-
The Or al Revision claims the right to examine ali
publications introduced into the Venc .iaD States from
any cognlry uassf sgy form from AM source and to
asy address wtnoa. te lcsst distinction
with exception othe representative, Of other govern
me nts Also that the packet IN question had
pa mark Ct Diplomatic character.
Several eGmriunc,ticns have passed between the
United S!s,es consul sni the imperial government
the sphfc il which the former declares that the
renee q similar fact will dem nd OF him smila pro
test Here the matter rsiaaibs 'or the present
This case serves TO show THAI the hortes consider
tn, ms.ves perfectly arasrty to inspect document
to whatever address 1t Ray be sent which Is fact OF
the utmost I'm ooriance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
-
HrED car.

~ sd r. lH ~ a. s.a 49,
Dk Tswcs1T - eoNyIOEs1iALLs CossuLdHs
A. he oaee ~ Dossr tarea % oettaia a,s,ssss vhsss
tsys Die Dsii 81 Eur, isr d.b,y hrourEs ~
ss 'eus. y ses soss .ss -as d~ns TOR 'nAs sssss
DR pplASsY's PRIvArr nspIckI. orrIcE No.
~ 81 iispusrs strsst Bruat~ay. Dr Vet. h she
auth 81 s,rts medical vcrsr sos avertcr Of thososer
ssriy im1y'rr bsh+t. fsSalibis ~s.g, say mel,o;rs
Sent 90 TART % tte uni9n. CONGREGATIONS stys
tdssusL
DE COOPER. ~ DUANE syRRsr. HAS, soR Ttn
~ last Jssrs Gsvessd h8 gaotics " The
ss. q s'ssr ecssar ns .sa cur, Vie -.
Nh.-sirnresf, % f5tto dsssi.gs 81 snesnsisaS we
rson.ter nsne tye n2t isss Dusns street ees %
81 :Sifhsa :" ''''''' ''' '''' ~'''''H
NoyEY I'LL CURED.-Dp. CcaDITr. or 10 puAND
street ray ts oonsnltsd tho srcsnsns
u delicate d1cescs Prom p-so.rs q t~entyone ram
Dr. snshsd 70 Sssrsntos .rws.ea, etes With ,st nss
ana sSisei, H. SssrGsy oi;spssdi No. IS 0rsss
sassor Is. oys s.Ss Ssss K would
s rsssTS .y ys t' r % sss: , sa,ss s
ave prso.os dsyssss sIoisi',y u 81. y. .,a
sompcs,sd esssS-As ssrio.r-es .ssonasry disease se
se cesss eass, raiosi c1rss than saa = sh
ne sss, .a avid q re sprs whieh :, oi.n sas:'s:
treatment b Ia..oT. saereso ben ca. ross 0fsce
NR. wAEBE,s, 40. I KorT srgrrr. is coNsuLrn,,
~ d..esr whi5h be oure- wisheas morevryi ree~s,
y es.' y y ~, rsssc ss1sr al. q ours s
re do,, b. g,ws,s g poi,ss'.s &c. ecnnssr,osa %
nR. eocps sxFRAoT "A CERTAIN AND sesRpy
DSreeito This bsaicne guaranteed 70 care Ia !so,s
me ssss. ,,' s q 'r 2, $685. -. "a
S oifsi 0 ssss ,scss 'Sss'I:c ssvsses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

states shouid take up the quarrel the most serious
sequences might According to the Mt probable
account the spsnds have net much to fear from tn r
colonial subjects. DIVIDED they into tbs
three oktpct classes OF creces, native Spsniards or
PENN ulefs they called. snd ccored people.
Notwithstanding the alleged discomfort OF the CD
hams, is is scsresly likely that they willing TO
unite with Americans; for IL must be very clear to
them that II they wers annexed TO the States thais
language ard nationality would be destroyed 40
cordpg D'assivs American phrase. they wouil
be improved of the face of the eacth" We may
therefore anticipate that, In the event OF conflict
considerable resistance will be- made to the invaders
The epsn'ards. unquestonab.y will not abRudon Ouha
without struggle however strong may be the masites
aton II public sentiment in the Union They possess
too, last the power of lioerating che
groes end Of establishing nternecine with the
ucrican apostles OF liberty. They 50 defence
ess the Mexcsnstaey hsve large European gsrri-
son, and government which though wanting Ia
discretion Ia certainly not deficient in vger In any
the conquss would be an eesy oae aud such
result is not 70 be ANTICIPATED in epte OF the ipu
dsnt staggering of mcbs OF buccaneers ia the cities
the Union But We cannot b. blind TO the dangers in
volved ia the recent Occurrences Havana for with
people easily excited the Inericans the events
which We have referred sufficient raise tame II
viii be signal triumph cf the good Of the
nifty II the go~rnment should show itself superior the
popular In pulse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Married.

On Tuesday afternoon, SEPTEMBER 6 at ST Stephens
Church by the Rev. DR.. jose ph II Price Mr.. WILLIAM
n R.NDEIL to Miss AprLAiIE O. daughter Of tae late
JoLny Tnyou, Hsq all Of thi. city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

-'..-ofs. rs ies. Ohio iss "a. lss sour, a.
y s..s Is .s 10 ,s ts' l. per aa.sA-
9' r. ra Per barrel Of I've lS' td.sy 4Sd per
LSmnD c.Sf, per ton. duty ftss) CO los Ct 6s
msssrs. Williams aud smalipags's Circuisr
LivEsrsoL, Sep Seln Der s, lssl
rived here abou. 3A. N on Sunday last Her sivices
reported further advance " quarter ut in the
r s sfs sor tns S0 the New york list receipts
at ports and exports TO Great Britain, TO the io'h
Receipts a, de Ports Exports to Ores Britain "a
ISL sslsS,s sS1s 1 1Sss ~; asM Ms
Resp.ctng the growing crop ofcottoa aivces con-
tinue Of the anne tue last continued dsoasas
in some sections OF Mississippi, Alabama and Lnuslna
light ant FREQUENT showers AMI continued sb' ace OF
worms unta TIE OF frost, would repair any
coIsiitrstis 6rmnoss was impaired to our cotton
upon opening this week by the ebove sdvces
from America add also by the stock OF cotton IN tnis
port. officially declared proving loeoo bales less tatn
estimated Holders, consequently, offered Their stocks
but fpa-ipg,y, whi,h in CONJUNCTION gi h good dc
pspd enabled sellers to obtain readily the fal quota
tions Of Friday last for all descriptions Siac, then
however, tine demand bos0g eighty fslan OF 91a
holders become more wiling sellers the m,'s-s hi'
again assumed dull aspe II and buyers the fsli1g
q, cdeav In thar iayor, .-i --.s h. sap5ags
Of Gull, compared with brisk market there ia no
quobe change in price foo the concession submitted
TO by holders OF the most current qualities II American
not amount 70 eighth Of penny par ID d. clue
from rates Friday last whilst other kiaa,
aud qualities without change
The total sales Of tie week $3.50 des Of which
SPECTATORS have taken 2 500 Amsric lso Egyptian
ard 4y surat exporters, 900 Amsricsn. $50 rerna,
$50 Bahia. 2,620 Surat and 10 Madras-thuJ leaving
n gu bales all kinds, to the trais
The authorized quotations today for "fsir' are,
Bowels ia Mobile s. sd Orleans Cd
rbe seios todey coo bales i,tcO speculation
and for expert the market closing quietly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
,1,s,r,. VIM. Gardner q Co... Circular.


In Bssr We cannot note any Improvement; sales csr
only b. made IN r-tii gusrttice snj though prcesre
main sy before lower ratee would be taken TO
make prupress With quantity.
IN puik thrre IL f-ssars ~ sorns ut the stock OF
American s.irg small
Bacon meets with only moderate retail demand but
the stock nov b ing much reduced ell " likely TO be
cleared 81 before sty pew COME forward. hams
and Shoulders continue withaut i'm proverient.
A. sti further enhanced prices there has again been
active ceaard for lard and the for TIE week
arr reported al go tons
The inquiry Sor Cheese has been very limited. aud no
inTr "nt can be expected til the quality Of the ar
riysls impIoTss.
Tsow has been scarcity sctv. this h. but prices
not guatrs lover.
The marie. is ri. ar q grease batter
fair sxtcrt % businesi mas transacted In the
corn market this week hoce having met buyers freely
at further slight decline wheat and -four. To-day
there moderate CON smptise demand for all art
prices sors~bst lees Irregular than In the
early part q the week
Bsss (ouiy useJ. --Upitsd States prime mess per
fierce o ao4 lbs TO- ss; d. ordinary old Sos oos
SIS.
Pors duty eo) -Esstsrn pri,an mess, per Dbl o.
lbs 5ss Western do oli 49, a52s nss Sos s5ss
Baeo- duty fees) -Wsstrn- Per cwt., S's' t''
shoulders, 2sx o 3Os.
H.ns-In AIT duty free per cwt SOC q tos
LaRp duty fn-) -fine 49, 81 ~ god ass;
sss ed Ordinary 70 mdoiing, az. US td inthor
crpsss duty s. pr ev., q p, l.. Cd )-Pine
tsr cvt auy os5 Sc 40s riGeiing, do, S2s. Sor
| ordinary DO as . 51s. v,no
! Bona duty ics PER ost.; D. p, e ga l-fine
per c~t du,y psid and Canadian duty pad "a ~ rs,
4 Tsucu fiDfy,U ". "a. pr cwt D. Il, iai
wrDi-- (cuty l. pet quarter --Uritsd states rel
rer 20 ib- a. iOd IS. ID 20 white and mixso, Us
~ sS - Canadian r'd, a. I'd es 90 "'''e' "
F,o.a- duty "a - eat - west@rn Canal ps'
Hei q 10 ~ lss " lds .A.stslpn-a iss' A''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
sIIIPTsIy0.

DACiFIC nsiL F1EAMsuiP CoNPASY-oNLY
TtrcnE al Lire for galif5Enia ind Oregon wa dsysaa
sId krgr s-f.se Reduced --Oe Friday emsS y, az
81 The 5p!eu e.as iGhip CME&OGEE. 80 bar
ten, Harry ua, coHn2r Ter. -i etit on friisr y.
2? At yrecIsss c1 y a. t-o her pier st foot OF ar
street r. a., Win o. Government Asla, for ChagrsA
Chtree fasansoro tsnstrrtd >. Havana =, th sre adj
coutl,enFiue .tOc'his FALCON Passngcrs lcaviss Ia
tr Chcroh,e v enncgt Wit tAs United STAT N y steam
rir PANAMA ~ sell from PsBaRs or Ssa vrancsss t-
nedately on ne arrival 81 abe Aasenssrs and mss Ne
eetyon be if'nnuj Por psqtze apply az the tss d
4 tre.i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
T.rsreme Ordinary 10 FAIR 10 Coed
Descriptions. prices. bffddiHg. Good Far 70 FINE
s.. Island 3 .stL ali iaH . TX Il AZ
& sIiDoI do - 81 e bs, AZ 8 ~ III
Foweds 49, 4 b, ia az 5%a 6 o. eE
Jew Orieans...f ga D g s GE ia n.
asessrs. A. II. q IL. BIsxyvell's Circular.
LIVERPOOL CoRr ExcHASuE,

EaIpay, sept lSJl
The arrivals from Ireland and cossswise. since Tues
day, have been tr.iing From foreign poSts we have
reoev'd 1865 quarters wheat 05o quarters oats 100
quarters beans ett quarters Indian corn, 53s
ard 1878 barrels 1our There has been moderate
business doing in wheat and flour during the past two
days at tie low prices current bus In other articles
there has been little nothing done Toe wesracr,
with the exceptions Of few showers Of rain mas been IA
yorsbie fer harvest Operations which advancing ra
pioy TOW ards completion in this ne9hborhoot
At this days market there was fair ATTENDANCE Of
the town and country ,rtde, who, however purchased
prices Barrel -four met with some Inquiry had
boders been willing TO accept the l1G prices lately
and oatmeal in very limited request and rather
easier to buy Barley beans. and peas saeable TO
moderate extent in retail, at late rates Indisn corn
met with little attention and above 25s Cd per quarter
could not be made for the bsst American yellow.
Liverpool average for the week cnding august 60 1851
Wheat, 2ol qrs, us I'd
Markets.
LoypoS MosE, a.RKrr, Sept. 4--P M-The general
aspect foregu affairs again Influence ed the English
funds and thee has been further dscae t. day Of
eighth. Cousos for money opened ss 9oS to ' aud al
though money pleatifui throughout the day soms
sales stock for delivery, coupled with the Of
speculative trapsaclon5 caused tn. TO recede to 9j
at which they closed For the lsth of October, the
last price was 96.{ 10 X There change of i'm
porance in the foreign stock market to day rns traos-
actions mprised- Brazilian. at 81; Danish Five psr
Cents 1915. ex div; Granada lt%; ditto, Deferred
2ss Aexi-su for account. ISIS Peruvian, 9oT; Portu-
suefe Four per Gents tor account si1 Sandman SCRIP
-Four per Cent Cer 6oates. gay y. Messr, Beu,
Co, :eport particular change in ths make; for
American state Stocks and quote prices as follow -
United states Five per Cent Bonds 1853. g3 ~
Urited States Six per Cent Bonds. 1875! LOG lo1
Uuitsd States -ir Der Cent Bonds 1898 ll2 ll3
United States Six per Cent Stoch, lsoI-6s l0tH 1857
Marylsud Five per tent sterling Bonds. ssH s9H
Causds six per Cent 3onds. 1874 ..l0s 100
Boston City Five PEI Cent Bonds 1851. e2H p3ik
New YORK Five per Cent Stock, lS55-T0.... 80 81
STATE TRADE. MANcHEs1Eu Sept. i.-rhere still con-
tnues quie in the narset, Juseq l9nt upon
the high pricrs demanded, add d no. hear OF th.
Chtsst charge since Tuesday. Business Il u lBssced
with the utmost caution by buyers and the sellers mani
cst 20 force sales for either yarns or goods
Tie demand continues 10 he for the qustits of
gccd "a on Tuesday and seams likely to continue for the
! seMe quarters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
The French I,epuf,ilc.

In France be,idss c0DspirsoiCs which spring up Ike
mushrooms. the quss jon tho revision II he
stitptoD an the caroiatshp for the Prssiisney are
n far from hibg settled Tue family Of Louis
PHILIPPE VIII neither give their Affirmative negative
to the plan for brngng the Princs de Joinve yard
Tie - b -Ins tlss vide parties more numerous
md more distinct thaa ever The Kiyse4n orssn-ths
Pane aud tie Blsta Dc Pdtssre eDergctic Ia denying
the .uthDrity q Dr. Neron-that devoted seryabt 81
the Hyts-to attsck The laE Il May 81. In ep.te 81
his, pie fefnsmb-. thst ne initiative 81 that lac
taken by parliamentary committ-e; that word Il
the rresid-n, has cvuslntcd hine personally TO
s msiats rance that 4; htz all along been taken for
granted that thu TSrcsl % thst Law might he q last
card remaining In hts hand which might gain hi in
menge popularity; end tast the pledges Of VI N. ba~
rcch. and tauch-r which staad IN ths way, may be
lastly di-pcted Of ny sscf icing thoie ministers ~
Pcssigry the lsader - that fr1etion OF the Eyses
who. thinking sbsolue universal suffrage the bet
vearon uith which Louis Napoleon comba, the
Prince d. Joinyibe favorable 70 DR. y.rons views
Here - tbs Eysesn schi.m. Then. aiming What are
called the conservative IL IL probs5le that NJ Cham
boIo Of the Orr. and all the fiovsrs Of that paper
Who voted for revision ia %" last debsIe viii vote
sgaisat IL "a November
rhs hight riets continue % b. divided. The OFnf7H
Pslgu, Gc-sffs ds Frgs,, and Cossafrs declare open
upon the Eyee and thwlri the ~hoe policy Of the
Berryer pssty rep---. Tisd by thu Union The deno-
cratic party have not yet agreed upon theT candidate
And thus matters stand NJ present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
pACIVIC NAIL eTrANsnIP CDNfANY.-ONLl

DACIgIC NAIL sTEAHsHfP C0nrASYc-OSLY
Through Ine " SCR fra1ris5a, ", Chs,re. dirsss-
Ffre seduce ~etrTdty. s1rsgnbsf n, u
tJeudid duu5ir tEs.us .5oEstp ILLiNUts the b-st
sna sasest Ia tEo ed 80 tons ucs-y
y Instetsiu. q ~. colnDsrcor viii sell Saturday,
sPomhr - ~ orlesh p prse4ssly from her pier ~
foot q f,sAt r. 4 with the 8overamsnt Hsiis,
direct tr Chrrr-s. oauatins With the f.vorts Usitea
states al - Gushp rhsh IA 10 et w1tnsvt sny scsy.
Franc e. tis sr-a " tie sst mss's
nt pansas Pr freight Apply - The otaas ~
rrd - sor,h street, - ". HcGt street. cOrocr warm 81
CoPi --espT -. ssi-cAPrbIS WE. TAyLo7.
~ rhfI Pr lad rnissA tue uhdsrs snre. passengers
- the dip iiscrlfAia fm Liverpool 20 New York De-
tiro ifEf tr recatoa OF tas
tetus aud liuily rsrtront ~ Rave nsorisy rcceiv.s
aud tender the t4kA
it~y - ets fee TIE Rsntlemsnf ts
ussncr ceaahBtd Vish ntutis stiii which rendered
cor.fartGh ssa htpiiy ~Enrs.1 our vovsfe We hsse
sso not,ed tnd aiHsd .he Y ap ty .hea your et s,t
Mas Taylor usnts % q rrl ta. In the
hlE- - 1nste g. their wants IN 90 beg
Of ycu both 20 accoff srv % ni sincere .hs, that
t0ffther years gted harpinsn
,bd prspr sl.-wm.N t.,r,r MI .dsiphis, nicse. ps
lttlsrte iagiai W ~ =. tat.lfg, Nd. Philadelphia Ia
hsssey, Lhaon !ohs jscsliss, TorcatOI Jena rAy>s.
Glasgow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

NoyEH Till CUReD.-pR. rcBDITr. OF 70 DuANY
~ street. ray ts eonFnltsd sieasiy tho
u delicate di1Cascs From p-so.cs CO t~ensyene yam
Or. enabled 20 gasrantos With esS mse
sury DE- g 81 sclao, b9tts. DO - les sssse
failed In efeetinra
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-28
WHOLE NO. slz.

& Sand mine tor said Rogers. TIL
sand mine too,' said Robinson. as n
Aud the two friends looked at each
other very cunningly IN
Il am glad,' said Mr.. Smith, that both
Of you, nv fiiends, concur with me-.
The manipuIations Of my friend, the
barber here, have beenvery pleasant, and
time was not pressing with me. This,
new hat is very desirable, also. Your
sentiments are very Just, too, and ! desiye
much pleasure from that. And now that
in accordance with them, you have paid
the barber. and assumed the payment OF
this new hat, you can disp"se Of The old
one as You please after first taking fAs
paper from the lining. Excuse me, as
have bank business 10 attend to. Good
morning. '9F ssa $3.50 al
= Aud never was Smith 30 much admired
by the ladies' on the avenue as on that
blessed morning; and Stevens has infor.
med us thar there IS no more punctual
customer in the city than the jocular
Mr.. R. binson, who called TO pay for o.
hat the other day, half an hour afier he
had bought Washington Republic. 4