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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
WASHINGTON.
Number of Fugitive slaves, according TO the
Census Returns.
COUespunutnca OF Inc Ilnlle,
Wasafycrov. ssturisy, March IS


WAsHtyGrox. Saturday, March IS
A very great degree Of misunderstanding IN
doubtedly exists, with reference to the number Of
Fugitive Slaves escaping and remaining perma'
nently at the North. Through the polite permits
sion Of the gentlemanly and efficient sdperinteh-
dent ofthe Census, Hon. ]. c. G. Kennedy, vas
enabled to glance over the census returns for two
or ,hree hours to day. for the purpose Of ascertain
ing what figures they might show in reference 70
this particular. The law requires return 81 the
number AbscOnding and not returning within
vesr: il also requires return Of the number manu-
mitted within the same period. There are ap''
propriate columns, No. o ana OF Schedule No. ,,
headed Slave Population for both Of these objects.
In looking over several Districts Of Maryand
Virginia, Kentucky, Georgia and Florida, found
an sseregate of 80 runaways OttheSa % were
from MARYLAND. From Virginia. Georgia ?, Flori.
da l. Kentucky none. In the same Districts l
found thst l0l Slaves had been manumitted within
a wear. Out of this number set at liberty SO
beopeed to those Districts in Maryland which have
lost nearly the whole number (2S) OF runaways,
which was enabled to find.
1t must be understood that this was sn exami
nation of merely few Districts, which, however
were fairly selected and would be likely 70 pre-
sent no very unfair sample Of the whole. The
subject can and will be pursued further. IL Is
worth remark that IN one county IN georgia con.
tanning 600 more Slaves than free Inhabitants OF
every description there had been but single run
away South Carolina has something like lOO0 900
more slaves than whites, and from the recollection
of Clerks who have looked over the returns OF that
State it does not appear that she loses runaway
oftener than once in a little age. The public i'm
preston as to the number of tugitves which may
have been at any time or that now remain in tho
North, is undoubtedly immensely exaggerated
That there are many free negroesln the Northern
Cities who run at the sound Of Southrons foot
step for fear of being unable to prove their free
dom, there cannot be doubt, aud to this clrcum
stance is owing the erroneous impression which
has got abroad. The fact that scarce dozen
have been claimed under the late Jaw is strongly
in proof of the differences to be drawn from these
statements WoUTER Won TWILLER.
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addition thereto 900 Of the principal the first
year, 100000 the second, &c until the whole be
paid. The Board of Public Work. .ssll consist
annually thereafter TO hold for three years.
o Miitia-All White Male Citizens between
y and 45 to be enrolled in toe Militia. Officers
up to Major Generals TO be chosen by those sub
iect to Military dsty.
10. Torn and County officers Township OIL
GERS TO be chosen annually on the first Monday in
April County do. on the seconi Tuesday in Oc-
tOber, and for three years unless otherwise pro-
vided by law. No person eligible for Sheriff or
County Treasurer more than four years in any
six.
Il. AgDortioamelt-The Senate is to consist
Of thirty FIVE Members and the House Of one hun
dred, each to be appor:ioned every tenth year
The Senate Districts for the FIRST ten years to
be as follows:
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HAVANA.
Markets, shipping, &c.

MARKETS. ShippinEs Nc'
Correspondence ofTte Tribune.
HAVANA. Saturday, March 8, 1901,
In the last two days we have had sixteen
American arrivals at this port against five clear
ances, which has caused some delay in charters
have heard of one sugar freight given at "a 9s:
3d.. with the usual conditions, for Cowes and
port but it is not criterion for the transactions OF
the week From 81 los. TO "a may be calcu-
lated upon for the principal business OF the season,
unless the number of American vessels should be
very much augmented in the next two weeks. AS
to asst wear they stand at "A to ia, increasing to
the middle of April OF the arrivals OF the last
three DAYS there are but FIVE sugar ships, and but
one entirely in ballast. The main staple has de-
clned and goes off heavily, which crestes anxiety
to shove it along with the hope Of advantage else
where.
The advances on the present crops have been
unusually large, which causes factors 10 be Ia ear
nest looking for vessels that they may begin to
draw any serious decline might have an untor
tunate balance against the speculative commission
merchant The planter is doing well, for what he
loses in price, is more than made up in the unusual
product.
Tobacco maintains the price which has OBJ
tanned in the last year The California consump-
ton, and the new markets on the shores OF the
Pacific North and South, have occasloned this
The crop will exceed any ever made In the VI
eta Abaio" region, but prices will advance on
the leaf and the fabric instead of declining.
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was seized on suspicion, aud examined before the
proper authorities Duriog the examination, sew.
era circumstances were discovered which left
scarcely doubt Of bis guilt. Just before the end
OF this examination party Of men with BACKED
faces rushed into the room. aud their leader, With
dexterous whiEl Of toe rata, lassoed the crimi.
nal across the room, AMI 10 a moment dragged
him outside. Every one rushed oui. The SheriR,
calling all lovers OF lRE and order to bis assist
ance, attempted recaptare. He was backed bv
large party, but many ranged upon the other
side. After an obstinate fight, the prisoner vas
retaken and pat unie- ktrons gard. No one
offered TO arrest the lyacAers
IL is doubtful hOw the matter will end. Tha
'ynchers are strong in numbers, and may repeat
their attempt upon & LARGE scale The TRACE liz Is
yet incomplete, bet however the affair may end.
it will still be a tragedy. Phil BRExGLE.
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Tho Saginaw and GeDe.ee Plank Road.

The Flint lNichigsnl Wig gives the annexed
inform alton in regard to this valuable public in.
provement:
TIE company did not obtain their charter from
the Legislature until March last, vet by the 18th
Of July the contract FOR the whole road was LEI;
and since that time there has been an average
number Of $50 men employed in carving oat the
work The length Of the road will be 80 miles,
and the grading OF 81 miles had been completed
at the close Of last. The State OF Michigan has
seen so many Of her projected improvements leh
unfinished, aud faith has been often broken with
the expectations Of her people, that passing
record is due 70 the euergy and perseverance with
which the works OF this plank road have been
pressed forward, so as 90 insure its completion by
the lst Of July next Twelve mills st as many
different points, have been KEPT at saving plank.
One Of these, steam mill az the Saginaw teTm.
nus of the road, has already put out over 100000
feet.
1t seems more ike magic than sober reality,
vet il is q sober and reliable fact. tina. At tao
northern terminus OF the plank road. where 10
,JHHe last, the land f-Gs totally nRcleGrcG, per-
feet scldernesS, village has already sprung mo
existence there being thirty houses pns up, aad
over seventy more contracted for Now, all the
settlers in such locations and the hands employed
to saw the forty to sixty millions feet OF lumber
which were last year, turned out OF the fifteen
mills on the Saginaw river alone, have gos 70 DO
fed and GeResee has food to spare. And-to
saw nothing of her own lumber, or the demand for
for her flour N Eastern ports-Genesee will get
in return for her food, some Of the hard cash for
which that forty to sixty millions OF lumber can
be sod-every foot Of it.
This brings us to the consideration Of the road
as main trunk, to feed and be fed by numerous
branches. When we look to the geographical
POSITION Of Saginaw With relation to all this region
of country, we have 10 doubts that ere long va
shall see branch roads connecting this trunk with
Flushing, Fenton, Rch6eld, Goodrich Dawson,
&C., in our own Countrywide Byron Corunna,
&c, in shiawassee-an with any point in La
Dser and Tuscola
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
CLOTtlING.

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANrEp.--
Ihe hshest prye can be obtained BY ladies' and te
men VII. have any left OF Clothing Furniture Jewery
Ne TO dispose o. BY sending through post otherwi-
Tor j. IENbNS1fN. &c Broadwag . stairs.
Ladies attended TO by Mrs Levenstyn.
CAsT OFF CL0THfNG AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or sentlenen leaving the city OF breaking up
Housekeeping can obtain the highest cash for Clothing
Furniture &c. by sending through he pcs At his res
dence. N. DUSSELDORF, l3 Elm street.
N B.-Lsdes attended by Mrs Dusseldorf.
II sDlEsAfD GENTLEnEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
IL fully informed that they obtain the full value,
cash, for hand OF clothing Of
on and qusliiy IN small quantities sending
their address through post calling JAS MORONEl.
al store. II Orange street, near Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
PUBLICATIONS.

ITTFILs LIVING AcE-CovrENrs OF NO "a
~ ll1s eents-l toul Literature Quarterly Reviews
lrof. Grtg0rs Clairvoyance thambers Jourual =
The ketrt patan Proettves Household Words Scores
BY the Whaet, Ihamters Journal s. Ny Novel, yarc-
tts IN fnRlist Life, Backucode Magazine; Red Ha-.
Dtiuy Miss ellapy The Great Tanks of Ceyon, Christie
sAty in Ce,on! Pcetry-Pnpl and Tutor, Wordsworth.
short Artcer-1rtute 70 the Memory fDr Johnson
Of the Fopuston o Irtand Musical fust oe
Requss Ancient English Poetry; Female Medical Cof
le,e. Published weekly at sx dollars BY Lit,et
&Co. Boston. and sold by DE WITT n DAVENPORT.
Tribune Buildings. new volume has just commenced.
NJ Iss MARTINEAu's AND ATKINsoN's LETTERS
u the Laws of Mans Nature and Deveiopemeut are
serectyrhing at Boston, aud will be pubiishsd
This will be the rstreprint ofthese talented
letters in the United states Orders Tor them received
JOHN hOkRlSON, 1875 Chatham street. New York. and
by J. y. kkNDUM. rs Washington street, Boston.
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VNM W. SHIRLEY. ACCOUNTABILITY OIL
Paintirg in rich gilt frames at auction Wednesday,
July at ii o'clock at the sales No. l3 Pearl
Hanover equarej beautiful assortment, aud worthy the
notice Of those wishing pretty parlor Sale
tive, for cash to pay advances.
~ COTTON, AUCTI0NEER SALE OF FURNITURE
&c.-fhis day "Wednesday, at the Auetioa Rooms.
80 Feekman and SO street. o'clock alaIge
ment of and secondhand Furniture comprising every
article in the house loeping also doz Bedsads; also
Glas Cases Carpenters Tools Chamber and Kit ihen
nture, and sundry goods not ment Sale positive
UCTION N0TICE.-TIOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
"A BY II. N. Bush Valuable Observation-Disclosures at
tention requested the sale this of the good
elegant Furniture at No lie Yariek street by order of the
Illustrators Of the late W. Topham, Esqcom prising
yslua Bile variety fParor basement hall! bedroom library
kitchen Furniture best Brussels and other Car
Oil Cloth; Looking Glasses Sofas panted Curtains;
Library and Secretary Book Cases; marble top Tables
Paintings Mabtel Ornaments; splendid wood
pianoore modern STYLE cost $780, aad many other bean
ful articles too advertise The sale will be
he delivered same day THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
ADVERTlsExEsTS RENEWED EVERY Day.
COPARTNERsuup NOTICES,


COPARTNrRsHIP NoTICE.-C. n. TODD HAS TuIs
" day been admitted in frm the business hereafter
will he conducted under the firm Of TAYLOR Marks u
Co, 20 william street. July I, lS5i
DARTNER wANTED.-AMAN OF BUSINESS HABITS
With from three 70 Ave hundred dollars engage
the quor business where. with sufficient eara the trade
dress N. B. JONES, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
MUsICaL.

NEIss BERTHA KEssELER RECOMMENDS HERSELF
WI teacher of the panoortc Her method that the
best m.scrs having her study at Cogne aud under
Che special direction Of the capelmeter Of the cathedral Of
tkat city. Address at 3o6 sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., WANTED.

VVANTED-A SITTING ROOM. WITH A NORTHERN
w lrlt suitable for artist, aud bedroom he'd
with full partial board ia Broadvay few doors from
g. In street. between canal aud Houston
Address u. a.. - Park row. nrst floor.
VUANTBD-A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CnfL-
w trtn, wants part Of house. unfarnished In some
gshicc street References given and required-Afry to
N. T., - Broadway.
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rge losses within the past two three years. by the
rise in stocks.
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad Company, for the
month Of
June, 1851 amounted TO- S22t722 ~
same month In 1850 s5o..................... iS3zi AZ
Increase in June. 1851. sioIs9s o2
This is much larger than anticipated or the receipts
for June this year. Sl24 62 from passengers and
mail and SIO0l35 So from freight Heretofore, the
ngs from fre ht have larger than the
passengers.
The demand for exchange, to-day only to mo-
drste extent The supply is small and rates firmly
maintained. We quote bills London 1oil 1O1i per
cent premium Paris, ST. sAc. ST 71lc.; Amsterdam,
AK AZ; Bremen, 79A a791a; Hamburg. 362i 81.
The Niagara for Liverpool will take out large amount
of specie. Engagements have already been made for
about million of dollars but it is not known yet how
much she will take.
There was any quantity of Bank of Salisbury bills in
circulation Within the past few days large amount
has been put into circulation and it would be well
people tc be cautious We informed that a great
many bills Of this bank cid dates have been seen
within the past day two and myriad of agents
work putting the bills into crc uaon in every direction
Do not take them at all If they offered in making
change refuse them. If uzy has q bill on hand go
into Wall street and get II changed at 1t not
safe to keep it night.
The PhcEix Bank has declared dividend Of four per
cent, psysble on demand the Merchants Exchange
Bank five per cent? the North River Bank five per cent
Tho New Orleans Gas Light Company have declared a
dividend of five per cent payable to New York stock
holders at the Merchants Bank in this city, demand
The amount of specie imported into this port during
he month of June according official returns made up
at the Custom House, annexed -
In n Spr POI Npuy
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
EXCURSIONS.

n Y. A.-T1CKETs TOR TuE EXcURsioN TO NEW
~. Haven can be ottainsds At The following places ua,l
Grard street. BakeI 20 Bcekman streets reeS 81 Grand
ser Of saw"r, Rspnsts is Wa,r .nI q, T rSr. r
iresses TgSxth avenues Forbes 12 Third avenues Trisk
Sfytscy ,treet.
GREAT TRIP TO NIAGARA FALLS AND BUFFALO
" and tack-To start from New York the sth July
NE fsoPes line q sscamsSstS nssdriE HuGson. Se. q
q ans and u. Ssro,s rs AsSy SIrPSa 81 S
,ssa Tare st class cars 20 Niagara and back SIS second
cts way half Of the above e Is necessary to
% tfs ns%s E1ins tew Say' before hand no ,shst
sulars srply at "a Nassau street. frat door, the right
GRAND SUMNER EXCURSION TO DUNKIEK BUF
sroS fare Of tSn osr. aRs s ics
S Sy sn made % s NS f s Ss
road Company for grand excursion over their road 70 Dun
Ya ne sS july ana n6d 5ss ,y ssTs
and rs;SrE .S nc on hs or before the % from pnIl5 TSse'
No wall street Agrlics,iop INST be made early. as the
Ap--''' = "'A' I. v. wiScaEsrER. 6 wall stree.
ExcuRsIoNs TO Tue .rIsaING BANKS EVERY
= s IN 9s Ss H. % H the Sf %. sUy Ss E s s
rn. m pgs 9lI%SHs cSSSS"s street Ssp: ',rf rsarn
neby y. NJ ReireshnsHts, fishing tackle SC, provided
on board. Fare. Is cents each way.
RANp SEA EATING EYcgssI9N Eoi To- F2s5 2s6i,N IA;
her evening trips at oelSes & rp MI Nj from pier
thfoushoSt the season Families WISHING cool and Plea
sail, with evening bath will ind this boat most
No. satS and audi 10 AM, and and f.M. each day.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO coNEY ISLAND. LAND.
r.. ns s Der nS niSss Steamer sa'f fRoizS 5sp
s .1Ss . fSGs pn
3 hafg',, osD;s. ~ and saltp.;s s FROM
.rip if' from Fort hs%iiton at tshE '"S ''''''
TnE LARGE AND GoMNoDIous STEAMER cATA-
street u W the captain, on boayd
The New York herald., 1851-07-02

oond hand pianofcre, Boston made. in good order will
se sod at great sacrifice in consequences q The family
Agent for ewts American Patent Action Fiahofotes, No
tz Broadway. whsEe IL can he seer.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02

Totals. ........ s3Tls 265 1s4633 55o7i 920ij
Total value Of exports. ............... Silo90ll
Nearly Of the exports ports Ia Great
Britain To France the shipments quite small It
will be that trade with ports in Central and
South America has been larger than usual which
firms statement, made a few days since, that
commercial intercourse with these countries Is steadily
Increasing This Is cry important fact and trust
the time is not far distant when trade with these
sections Of the world viii again be large 1t
was
The value of foreign dry goods entered at this port
for consumption during the month Of June S36st-
o against 81 295 30, for the corresponding month last
year. showing increase Of 81 3SSG for the month
this year During the first six nths Of this year the
amount entered for consumption s32 2S against
sI4s94o3 for the same period in 1850 Increase ia
le51 S4IGj s45 The greatest increase in manufac
lures c silk II being So 2s3 Of the total leaving
but about 100000 the In all other descrp
tions. This is the best evidence in the world Of the
growing exravagance Of our population, and the in
in the Of articles Of luxury
Tie receipts of the Little Miami Railroad Company
for the six months endr June l. 1851 annexed
LIrrLr Miami RAILROAD.
L1pcnses during the same period ......... ss39i Al
sl22oTs 81
E,iima,cd earnings Of stock in Columbus and
Aenia road........ 10000 %
Total net earnings. sl3207s 81
The receipts for corresponding period last year
s1So7s &c showing increase Of % per cent not
vithstanding there IL loss through passengers going
BY the way Of Columbus and Cleveland Of nearly 2j per
cent the business Of year when all Of the travel
70 the lake paespd over the whole line
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
1911 FOURTH July EXCURSIONS FROM NEW

1901. . York to Philadelphia by Camden and Amboy
kairoad at A. NJ and T. NJ. Passengers will leave pier
North river by the superior steamer JOHN POTTER
the I'd and Sd July by A NJ. and p NJ nes and the
ith BY A. line for south Amboy thence BY the COM
splendid Philadelphia Returning, will leave
Philadelphia Walnut street wharf the 4th at or p
~ the 5th 9Th and 7 Of July by either Of the lines
the Camden Amboy Philadelphia and Trenton Rail-
road Companies. Fare tor the excursion, 81.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
FOURTH OF July.

uIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY,"
The members Of the above Society hereby notified to
meet at Montgomery Hall 70 Prince the morning
of the 4h Of July at o'clock NJ to celebrate she
yhfth Anpiyersary of National Independence
PuLetual attendance is equested. By order of
NJ. RmA AINGTos First Aid. 4. 6ARRICK,
j. ByRNFs Second Aid. Grand MarshaI
p S.See line March Issued by Major Gene Sandford.
1HrR FOURTH OF JULY !-lS5i.-GRAND Ex-
~. ourson to Newburgh landing Aeh way at Rock
lane Lake. Cald sels and West Point (Cozzens Dock
Fare 20 each rs cents for the entire
The modious fast sailing steamer SOUTH AMERICA
will leave follows, from foot Of Droome
River az A. NJ Pier No North River ~; Cham bers
street 7a Hammond street 7 and Thirteenth street. at
o'clock arriving at Newburgh at about IL o'clock Return
ing will leave kewhurgh r. NJ making the above land
and reaching New York at early hour giving
opportunity to witness the various Snl
pays of fireworks Tickets ready and Tor sale
Wn ball Sons Music Store 239 Broadway, and Raynors
Book store, 70 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02

BATTLES OF '76-GREAT CELEBRATION OF THE
seyentyhith Anniversary Of Independence, at New
burgh New York, AT Washng gtons dedoat
eddy Gen Scott ith July is5orhs large aud popular
steamboat ZERO Captain Smith Rider will leave Broome
bIootl,n at = to g Chambers street, ~ and Hammond
street TO = On passing esi Point salute will
be nred and another the arrival of Newbugh
The LEGISLATURE have been invited
and GRAFTON will be delivered by the Rev Mr. Sprou of
West Point Fare, so cents each Tickets at Joiss
muic stare, 500 Broadway; T. Repps SIS Hudson street
j. H. Embree, l3i Bowery; Doughts l29 Fulton street,
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
CouRTH OF JULY!-GRANp ExcuRsIoN,-pE

EOURTH OF JULY !-GRAND EXCURSIONi-PER-
sont wishing pleasant excursion and retire.
ment will be amply compensated for trip to the Great
Falls OF the Pa sac wh they recne beneath
shade Of the lofty pine ana the spreading oak and enjoy thu
cooling breeze that fans the waters the lovely Passa
il its the PERCEPTIONS descent at the Great Falls
at Paterson New Jersey The Falls will be in thee
splenoor The whole of the that drives mills
be turned to it, original course which will add much
plendor of the The Cottage the Cliff
in chaste and elegant style The great saloon is fitted up
for dining saloon, where visiters will be daed
with all the deoaes of the good STYLE
A: NJ until The festivities of the day win conclude
with and appropriate Display of Fire Works Onn
busses will be IN attendance to from the
depot to the Falls the arrival of each train of The
cars leave July follows leave Paterson-At6, T.
81 s and llai A. H., and ~, T. and lc2I p. ~ Leave
New fork-At6 3, TO- and IL A NJ and s, s. and611 r. NJ
FOURTH OF JULY. EXCURSION TRIPS WILL Be
the Central Railroad of New Jersey, in
ton with the steamboat ned JACKET leaving New York,
pier No North River by steamer Red Jacket at ga
and 1t and oP NJ for Ezabethtown. Westheld Plain
hed Bound Brook, Somervile and White House, Returu-
ing leave White Bouse at $40 A. M and LAO and 4l NJ,
ard leave Elizabehtown at lOs A. NJ, and at 3 and
r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
INSTRUCTION.

LNRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGEs.-rHE SUB
scrlber would be happy to give private lessons to be
engaged in seminary 70 teach French and German For
Charles King Esq, Columbia College, and to Henry "
Western Esq, 2y3 Br~adway Please address, at this office,
LEWIS l.. DE KAGINSKY.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
EorETH or JULY.-TuE CELEBRATED BRANDY

LNNl k1H OF JULi.-TuE CELEBRATED BRANDY
sttrc, 80 Bruoms rect will be hand Those who
county or ultl ious respectfully
uyted 10 call IN th evening their retafn, when win
ute the spp te q re hungry Lunch the table from
~ in tie rnng until ~ at night The pablics respsctf
setVtnt, AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
EIBEwoKRs-TnOsE OF OURREADERs VINO WISH
90 bave lardsome and neat assortment of Fireworh-
Tor eur aprroaehuE Annverary Of nderendeaoe cannot do
letter tht call on Nessrs HOLMAN Hill. I'D william
street star fecond door below Fulton Their
lection ~ Fireworks embrace everything the ryroteohno
line and oil warranted Of the best qualify.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02
CouRTB OF JULY EXCURSIONS DOWN ruE BA

EoURTB OF JULY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE RAY
to sandy Hook Fare 80 cents for each excursion down
and back The large and commodious steamer CArALiNE
Captain Pecb will leave Friday morning July T. ia5l,
follows Broome street Fast River, at 7h o'clock; South
Peck slip, slf Pier No. 3, North River s1a o'clock-re
turning the city twelve o'clock Afternoon
Trip, leaving follows Broome street, East River, at
o'clock; s.uth Fourth street, Wiiliamsourg pa jay
Brooklyn, "a Peek Slip, laii Pier No. 5. North
River oelook Anording families and others who wish
opportunity of enjoying the breeze and deibtful
sa with view of the beautiful Of the bay and
harb
The New York herald., 1851-07-02

SCHNEIDER CHAMPAeNE-so BASKETS QUARTS
~ and rnts Just landed. hso, Sn dozen ST. Julien Table
Claret, price 81 per Dozen. For sale BY
HENRY d. FILTER, SO Brcalway.
The New York herald., 1851-07-02

CARD.-pR A. b. MOTT. SURGEON AND 0cULtsr,
in announcing his removal from Blocker street to 521
broadwR had def to be mistaken for either Professor
Mott or Dr. Mott Jun Of Bleeker street He is the
and pupil Of Professor Nett Of the College OF
and : argeons