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BLACKwELL,s ISLAND, Sept. IA, 1OT.
Dr. T,ononssnd-Dear Sir: have suffered terribly ioT
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable of the time
could not eat sleep walk had the utmost distressing
bottles Of your sa,sspas spo ,ney have done me NOR
teTMndeed am entirely relieved. You liberty
his for the benefit Of the afflicted Yours respectfully
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fFzom dr. S. c. Hayss, of te firm Of Bre,oer Hayes &
Co., Booksellers and Strti0Rers, No. 1873 Marked strss
Phiiadetphia-January9 9, I847. '
Your Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable rene.
dy cured the worst of c0ds with me- If you want GER
bfcate will cheerfullY give one. s. O. HAYES
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T INSEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL
IL STORES, Erc-
80 casks Soda Ashes and Palm Oil:
loOO barrels Soap and common Rosip
so barrels Pitch and Raw Tunentipe;
zoo barrels Sprhs Turpentine;
SS0 kegs Tar and Pitch. in fine order;
800 barrels Bright Vansh and Whiting;
1000 bales Oaknm yarious nnalties
500 boxes Yellow and IVbi,s Snan for the Mexican
market;
100000 English, Ptsburg. Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
Bricks; -
5000 English Fire Tiles. varous Sizes from 9xS to Soxl8
lsO0 barrels Newark, Rosendale. and other brands oil
Cement and Plaster;
600 hnres fresh Thoma.ton Lime landing;
5000 gallons Linsssd Oil-Enellsh and hmercan
For sale by ALFRED KEARNf co
fell ytnv3m II Magazine street,
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OPINIONS OF PHYSIiIaNS.

UFINIJNS OF PIT SIt IhNS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Ply
CLANS in different parts OF the Union.
This to certify, that the undersigned Phyacta
the city of Albany, have numerous prescnbe.
Townsends Sarsaparla and believe be of the
valuable preparations in the market.
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IFf0N JTIr. J0hn y. 1IDrcdR. UrNF g79t,I
PITrsBuRG, Jan. H. ls47-The Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar has given satisfaction those who have used
1t. know OF one instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
a gentleman OF Ohio. think shall be able sell at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-19

PHILADELPHIA June g ISL highly recommend IN.
Davs Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my edee
of It's virtues My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain the breast; the Of this medicine
short lime entirely relieved her The symptoms would ate.
time, recur, and ali occasions the relief was speedy
the first place 1t months since she has
free Of the affection, consider and recommend ii
valuable msdoine. Its gen'N effect aas bee great
IN addition relieving the breast. b ALLOW, a. We.e l.
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, ~ N Hegunr L0utsvIlIt hseeneer Pncket
L6lAAaasAf.see steamer BELLE kEl-For Louisville,
New Albany, Smithand. Paducah, Calro
and Memphis. The magnificent and sw running passen
packet steamer BELLE KEY, P. A. Key MASTER will
arrive about SATURDAY, the "a May, and m OF
with quick Dispatch For freight passage, having unsur.
passed accommodations, i. apply ,S ,r,, :,
E plan Of her cabin may be seen and siaterooms se
application the r,yI5
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UTY Ann HEALTH

Cosmetics, Chalk, and variety of preparations genera
use, when applied to the face, siols of
beauty They close the of the skn and check the
culatiOn. which, when Nature hwarted by disease u
POWDER the skin named by the aikales in soaus
beauties its production the human face divine as
well the garden of rich and decatey tinted varege.
ted flowers free, active and healthy circulation OF thu
fluids, the ooursng of the pure, rich blood extreru
that which paints the the exQuee
beauty. 1t is that which impars the understandable shades
flashes Of loveinss that all admire, but descnb
This beauty the offspring of of POWDER G.
SOAP. If there not free and healthy circulation. thele
beauty u the lady fair driven snow n she paint
and cosmetics and the blood is thick, cold and mpurs
she beautiful. Ii she be brown yellow, and there's
pure and active blood gives rich bloom the eheeks and
a brlliancy to their eyes that is fascinating.
This why the Southern, and especially the Spanish dies
much admired Ladies the North who take but little
exercise confined in close have spoiled the
complexion by the application of deeteri0us
wish to regain elasticity of STEP bu0yant spirits spark N,
and beautiful compilations, they should Dr. Few,
sends Sarsapaa Thousands who have used it. are mos
than satisfied delighted Ladies of station. crowd
our office daily.
CANKER IN THE MOUTH
Below is an account Of another child saved. Dr. Towp
sends Sarsapara has saved the lives of thousands
dren The following two certificates selected from
number received thisweek:
NEW YORK, April l, 184i.
DR. Topnsend-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat, attended
great debility: 1t came dying, obtained some of your
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful Yours, respectfully.
ELIZABETH FOWLER, " DesbrOsges street,
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P9RT CAReoE. February 90 lS47-yBsssrs. Robinson.
Collins d Co.! am happy to inform yon that think Dr.
Daviss syrnp Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii lake the lead up
In par OF the country. OF IT, and have halt
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for Dr.
DariSs Dspnratipe EItract and J0sepA I)ap.ss Ho,<
Ltntmcn that have the liberty Of writing 10, an
for the above articles if agreeable you so please
write word, and send two dozen OF each, with nrga
show bils. Respectfully yours, SAaL. r, kEsPTog
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IFr0tl I1dTgeltt d.9Ic tIofsdnJ
LisONlES, July ~ l4S our Wild Cherry ard Tar syyuu
gives general Satisfaction. We have been out of il or soma
time and thought would order any but is almost
daily nonred for, and thought perhaps would be bet
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once, No. rs Camp street,
between Graver and Common
Rustnsss Of tia Company sohnsdto Life Esarnrss Onls
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From S. S. Givens.]
PADgCAH, KY, June lS-My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced bottles and its popularity daily
increasing. You would do well to send another supply
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
Teiegraphic Summary.

Wehave some further advices from Boston in re-
6rence to the news by the Europa, where that ves-
eel arrived early last evening. The mails will be
here this afternoon. The additional items of Euro
rean received by the telegraph viii be seen,
are of little importance.
From New Orleans we have teegraphic dss-
patch announcing that the steamers Cincinnati and
Pampero were to sail on the second instant for
Cuba. Il is said that General Lopez was to sail in
the last named steamer. This vessel was built in
Baltimore, for Major Heiss formerly one of the ed
stors Of the Washington U,,ion and Lieutenant W.
Hunter, OF the navy, celebrated for his successful
experiments with steamers She is said 10 be with
cut az equal for speed in the world, and if this
prove: true in the present instance she will outsan
the Pizarro and all other stea ners in the straits
anu 90 the coast Of Cuba, and probably VIII sue
seed IN landing her passengers. The Cincinnati, It
appears, has been regularly Gle ared at the New o.
leans Custom House. and as the Cuban patriots, for
three months past, have a rendezvous at an island
the coast Of Cuba it is presumed, and not very
unwsely, tnat this steamer may touch at that point.
On the southern side of Cuba there are an Immune.
gable number Of small islands or cayos, called Z" Los
Jardines,' through which, in many places, large
vessels lind channels, and which have rendered it
exceedingly difficult f0r cutters and public vessels
60 overhaul slavers and smugglers. No doubt the
iterstiDg patty will avail themselves of the re-
sources OF their locality. We have seen it stated
that they expected aid from the United States by
the sixth Of this month, and their expectations may
re realized if the two steamers from New Orleans
sailed On the second of the month. Recent al
vices from Matanzas, received at Charleston, give
ne further intelligence from Cdba.
A severe gale occurred upon Lake Erie, On Mon
say night, and its efeets are represented to have
seen disastrous to the shipping Such gales are
very unusual az this OF the year.
We have election returns from Alabama
hentucky and Indiana, ba. they are mcagre and
unsatisfactory.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
City Intelligence.

MEErSo or ENIGRASr FoRwsnprRs, RuSSrEs, ,Vp
Bo.RDISG UousE KEErrns. Last evening at O'Clock
meeting Of the licensed forwerdcrs, runners AMI emf
grant boarding housekeepers Of New York held ut
the Broad street House pursuant to adjournment from
saturdsy evening. but the meeting having been called
to order Mr. wirson proposed adjournment till sa.ur.
day evening next. at o'clock. ON the ground. that
o~ng to number Of emgrant vessels coming in this
evening two or tbee hundred of the abb
s,nt and u was not proper TO TO business with
cut full meetirg. The molten adopted. and tl.
meeting vas Accordingly adjourned till saturday
rng next. Those wtO in nttt ndance expire. ed
th,ir determination to miiatain the rights which they
conceived fcrrcd upon them by the constitution
the law, and their license from the city authorities
Tnr WE,TuIs.i ic,teIlay, the New ork stInos phere
cool pleasant rendered 10y the refreshing
breeze that Iann.d the city Tie highest degree inii.
Gated by the them, meter 50 which at T. ".
ENicr,uoN--3lc number or cmigrants arrived at this
pCIthom noon Monday NJ to last afternoon, 400
mostly irsh and Germans
fHi -D,tWceu two and three o'clock yesterday morn.
irg. fire occuu,d Ia the dwelling house No. 80 Allen
stn,t IL wa eating guishsd by the inmates Damage
IiEirg.
CuY srA1istirs ~ PpisovtEs--By the poiiteness of
Hr George coschnan the valuable clerk II the City
Pr-on ere I'D 10 rre the annexed statistics II
hat cstaIlt Lment for the month - July
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
Marine Affairs.

TIE NV srrAM LINES BETWEEN New ioRK AND GLss-
cowNext spring viii see two lines Of first class
steamships running between this port and Glasgow One
Of them the Glasgow Of $50 TONS and 400 horse power
is now nearly completed by Messrs Todd McGregor,
on the Clyde The other line will be composed of two
vessels, named respectively the Hudson and the Clyde
the first of which will be ready about February. They
to be built believe at Dumbarton by Messrs. A.
Denny Brother, and will be of somewhat smaller Iii.
mensons than the Glasgow. They will each register
about 200 ton and be fitted with engines Of sbout 800
horse power. These lines will thus G semi
monthly communication between the two cities and
srd the advantages Of drec. intercourse between the
Western continent and the land o. cakes.n
P,cKEr Sn1r DryoSsnIRE-We, the undersigned
hungarian refugees passengers by the New York packet
,hip Devonshirc fom Portsmouth to this port hereby
beg to express grateful Acknowledgements to Capt
Hovey DR. Small. and other officers and persons
neced with the ship for their uniform kindness atten-
tion, and gentlemany conduct towards US On the
yoyage.-At sea of Sandy Hook, Aug l, 1s5l.-Ex
Governor Felix spellech Secretary of Minister of War
Francis Amaly; Major Louis somortanyi Capt Kosz-
tolanyi Lieut. samuel Saba. John Ban Capt. Charles
Bukovts. Igracz Achze Capt Charles zaconyi, Lieut..
Gabriel Hsrczy, Louis t,rnn, Capt. A. Csomor,anyi,
Capt Loni panes,y Lieut. Charles & Gro:sioger Mex.
Ltpyi Lopi- hQrmcndy Charles Kis, Capt JOS Bo.esa:
Capt. Matthias ryuyto.
LAUNCHES Al WsIpoBoEo--0n the 29th ultmo from
the yard Of Messrs schwars Csstper 6re brig Of 23l
called the julia Ann, to be commanded by Captain
Isaac Comery She Is owned by the builders, Captain
ComeTy and others Also from the yard Of Henry Ken.
IeGy Es. 6na schooner OF loo tons. to be command
"a by Capt. l. L. Kennedy. She is owned by her
builders.
LsUScHrp-At Bath, 3ls. ul.imo, by johnson Rideout
ESQ brig Of 10 TONS called the Brownsville, owned by
Mcssrs. heath Richardson, snd l.. Mkay, Of New
York and captain Rogers who i to command her The
will ply packet between New Orleans and Brazos
Texas.
At Belfast 25th utimo. by Messrs r. " orsc Sons.
fine ship about eco TONS called the Richard Morse in
compliment TO the senr member Of the firm who built
her The Il N. j. built OF the best oak and hard pine,
under the direction Of Mr. Joseph Given. and Is TO be
commanded by Captain Eli Perry late Of ship statira
Morse.
Two Brazilian ships Of steering southwest sup
posed bound to the Rio de La Platte passed June
10TH in latitude 80 s. longitude is 30 by the brig Adna
at salem from Rio Grandc
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

Nfw Nors. August I. 1851.
Assistant Adcrm au B,EE moved to suspend the rules
in ofdrr to take up aud rad the protest The motion
wac loft, and the Board proceeded TO ctnsiJcr
Tho Rnowinr petitions were rrcscntci or The mem.
r. of Hose company 10, to have their house altered
q John Austin. to be raid fir pump AMI well at
n" corner x ilsih street and fhifi avenue Etfrod.
" undry persons. % - orgau,aed a. took aud Lac
Ger ,tmfany t. te Stationed rear Iweuiy iAih street
Of furdfy penfr 20 havr vacant lots IN Fourteenth
street lttEctn Third and Fourth svonucs. nllcd up.
Petition r. osas Fi.rsrn aud othcrs to have Eighty
tihd ftre.t regulated aHd graded. fom Third to Fihh
Petition H. rsfr.rcc tolow ground On n iih s.rct b..
tv.tn Iir.' and tccoud eY"tue.. Rerrrtd
Petition i1r Crrt,n wntfr pipes to ?, laid IA Eirl IA
st-est q, m ~ "a o. Fourth attnres Referred
Isiton Il Julius Company 80. Il for an sifitior Al
number q ten men Effu.d
l,'itou tf .ittn %. HjeRu 4ua 5thsr4 60 have la1I
s'i,st leAttd With ~ htfrr,I
of n'my crse and oth,- for ven aud rump "a
I.n,h Avenue br'uern fny i.ufth 'nj li,J -htth
Ftrttw
Htrttra or ,as,u-ft-s
10 fattr r ccicurfence in resolution 20 tte rlysl
cnH 81 ite roce t.rarncat zoe etfgn.ss incurred ~
r. 10 travelling a( Ut o., c''y IA iho IEutcu!ion Of
~ Ctumittr ~ strrts IN ftynr " =, wing ,rd sa,
fuF ihry.tre' tr'c,. ottwr,n Lrz.i'icn ana rlrd
ev,Luss tfcT;.d Fame couimliter 70 favcr q con.
ctfft-e % 4aT to vass ip rg.ri,sf.tn s,r,t Frai
sttru. 10 Vast River Crufurfei in ~ fae riu;t's
o. isttf "a C0Ieultarne % Tag $50 saif in Division
du ir,'n tfticn r. htt'fbc - IS uotcurrel ~.
'r 1,wniitfc ~ sslar.e asd pices in farcr f ccu.
iI resolution increase the salary ~ ,nry
Itr ~ citsk n The cHce Ct thp C-rs n fhc CCmmcn
,.t1,h h'm ttV T. t7so r.r 'pnun curr,d 10.
frtt curb and rnftft stcrss und rtr1rr flavtlts
IN Dr,flway from ort'e;h 90 fiayarst streets Re.
frTd shp tgfnu,tt's IN favor q sais, opro-
tite Ne Iaf st ielell r,r CAuu1 iu Second ats1ar
81 y luLvicn 81 S.gJ' sent '.rtt.
81 'cTflti-e ru sitrts nds,r.o tu faesine sidewalk
in Vututy y-f4urlh s.Ft.t t,tEttn .Xh al s.prui
tteItts Alryh5. 6ant .Olmiifee' .ru routrfng 60
uf,iuttra 90 nt cro.asIt a fir.l .r.t s'ie ile
.ffsI j g HH 10 %
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

Juy DEPARTURE OF JENNY LIMBS TRouPK-crHER
PASSENGERS IN THE ATLANTIC.
oe United States steamship Atlantic sails to-day, st
neon having discharged full cargo in a space Of time
unpr.cedsnted in this city From Monday morning till
vester lay morning. period Of twenty1our hours she
discharged 100 which -he brought from Europe
every package being landed at O'clock and within the
same space of time taking in 600 tons Of her coal Her
coal all in last evening, and she ready for
The America of Cupards line, sails at the same hour
from Boston and shere will be unusually fair op
portunity Of testing the relative speed Of the two ships
the weather being the same and Boston being about
twenty one hours sail nearer than New York is to
Liverpool.
In the list ofthe passengers of the Atlantic George
Coy the celebrated yacht and steamboat builder who
goes out to witness the racing Of the yacht America at
the exhibition of the Worlds Fair ten or twelve
dispg spaniayds and Messrs Benedict and Be,
letti of Jenny Linds troupe, who have engagements ~
London for the winter, and is understood se going
to bring out important additions to the mu-eal II
the Nightingale for the opening of s-other campaign
next spring Miss Lind is not marrieA TO r ana
has no intention Of marriage at present. she VIII
remain this tLent daing ehe WINTER out III oay
or two will leave this for more retired quar-
ters She has recery been staying at the Irving House
II is probabe ne will visit Canada. Her health has
somewhat su red from hard work and the climate and
she has lost considerably in flesh and wants repose She
h. uaveIed sixteen thousand miles and given hun
dred and thirty concerts since she arrived in this
try about eleven months ago. Her success has been
precedented and proof that this is the country
where distinguished European artists will always meet
with encouragement and reward, We may mention the
extraordinary fact that, at Auburn, village of this
State the loveliest of the plan' having about six
thousand inhabitants the receipts Of Jenny Linds
than doubled the greatest receipts obtained
at the grand opera Of Paris the best the continent Of
Europe. There be little doubt, after this, that
Catherine Hayes will reap golden harvest this fall
Mr. Benedict vho during his stay In this country has
won golden opinions of all carries away with him the
highest estimate of the and greatness of
the American people
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

NAILS foR EUROPE AkD ASIA, BY THx STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC.
The Atlantic leaves this port, at noon to day for
Liverpool The mails win close at half past ten o'clock
this morning.
The New York HERALD, printed in French and Eng
iish' VIII be published at halfpsst nine O'Clock this
morning Its contents viii embrace all the news
rumors, and reports from Cuba Also, all the inteli
that may be received to the hour of going to
Of the fifth destructive fire in San Francisco Also tho
latest commercial and political news of the week.
Single copies be obtained in Europe, ut the fol-
lowing places:-
Edwsrds Sanford Co. No. Columbia Buildngs Lpool
n De Bernardy. No 70 John street. Adelphi London
Edwards, Sanford Co.. No. Cornhill, London,
u. H. Revolt. No. IL Place de Ia BouYse Paris.
Advertisements, well subscriptions Will reach,
left ut the above places
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

ofhc., our citizens generally approved of the inde
pendent course Of the Mayor; but the asnocrati,
ward cliques operated on the Board of Assistants
ard compelled them to reject the nomination made
by their own Mayor, who then selected Mr.. Mat
sell, the present incumbent. The wings then de-
noun,ed the democratic Board of Assistants for
their course; bu. how much more outrageous is
their course through their ciques, 1T the pre-
sent time, in annulling provision of the peoples
charter, and destroying the independence Of
the Mayor elected by themselves.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
The ssrshnii Dramatic .Jus,,,..

ty rircnct 90 cur tlysrt4inv columns it vi bs
ssc1 tta: he Grutd Jubilee ~ the l.,h August NV
firly aunct' bffe 'he pubic ara B. us 'c prove the
mci maqr fcent dramatic afray ever v.tne tl in '-
w.stua world 1le r grams j. ons ci Ia c1ce. ii-,y
dvCrfed ans attractive s1arncfc- aud cor.3ri.es aa.
tive ara foreign isj'ut g . hirh order r.. tnfe -
tlis ifEFtr Dc o. nti r.i rttHrrrin yI .ur- u ts
rttfe Iifstitr 81 carly hour il thn -ar u-f1
u t'tck at night snt thO ehfle pfsftrupa-e q o. o.
ga grffa~
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

rct held in the station House Tuesday evening August
9TH the foowipg resolutions unanimously adopted
Resolved That the members of the Fourth District Police
have lament the violent death Of Of their
asse ates, Michael Poster who assessinated tho
the discharge of his duty.
and competent officer and citizen and
aniiction. " - - = >
Resolved. That we will chserfuly and promptly contri.
butte days to the bereaved family and earnestly
commend them to the public and the beneyo.
lencc community in the service of which has fallen
Resolved That copy Of the foregoing resolutions Le
]. MURRAY DITCHETT Chairman
WILLIAM BAIRD, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

An arrsrg,nrr was made for the Hoari q -ir, rext
Thm.dny e. view some q ihr proposed ftos iJr tLe
ulatic yuni nni thr Beard adjourned tn Saturday
rc1t al i've o'clock; but before fsrsrsl hty Iua
I>.H,uo> c. 1tu CousrY JAn.--Ihe Sheriff a: the
etholuion Il the mtctiug conducted ths Supervisors
tispsl " the bris IN order 90 spsSt some defect
which bsd lcr ui Isinf ~ - ihe GmLl Jury. The
ttrtifp - ilr JILL gave the utsg5-t s4t'iacton The
uino" ttFsId biTg lad TO the comfort cni cleanliness
80 The IrsoI The faults mT a.nad a. ar entirely
c"ire ~ ti' ccnttucion q the tuiins hi IA
dttcctcy q li-ht ard vtutiAticn Aaoil ~ d.vack
> lhc nfit q - hctut uIp.y Il v.'cr. the ftrcug
IthI oh ne lt'lntes icing wholly H. 10 ,1ut and u Is
IN cittrtlatcn 90 erect smrll steam engine eoi he
lT's' - 'i'tpi,itg q dei1craum. ,utI leslirg 10
TIE IRE iu he sir't also Vcty rer Eve for want cfa
fiI'uu g. carry "a ie accumulation. ~ attempts 10
ftw'dy % o.heivise have pfoved futile ~ N usi at
tis .tn.rp -. lri.0u & r,u, crt vrl r ~ e,t, n
ud to TIitn Ter the murder n his vie aui iuotief In
i.N 81 WI bury Is tbtre. Ile apgtsfs vrry we'll
pf! thy sItekng. lu % g. aid that ~ is llte broken
l. cks trd iVrurirg Er thlt drcm which ha ooq lpon
o. r'viiaht. The Rev. ST. racon Who a.tenls hin
'L.tta ~. c,H % 'h" tie to ,2ni,r "iih him eul be
seIco Tie ronYict Clemens aw1ifin- t1 Pfaqida nrr
e,ei l'h loi- sto IN g'cd health. but pole and
HtIh- zen tesn ttrD pi1r 60 TIE eErgui1u of Doug.
H ttd 'nson ard Tie Irrricye f1r hiinaaiG
Csro~tr's f,qrt.r. Tho g. rcn,r yc.te-lay held On
Inquest IN man Who walked over The trire at the
rtl'h i.uy IN Ncnday night ard .trowned ty
ht ttbl, ne - m fttAtt u lapfard le tas carpea-
ter ~ ~. nsuaJchn CUF,H. verdict va returned
Gatcit ,nislJ drurnrd
frtfsr 80 Cota1r,urfrrrs C'or,tetls ra-.puau vss.
t'T ay, bu'tsd Two Ltn. Hspry Icitl ina Rr.len
d ui D. vi0 fnnd efarcrd Win h,vinQ 4 rsrf r.lp.
.out.uti roles % suyteu', epd tiif iv6tf b,ei.
iIv Nluth. rl, % Ui-.'u' Iicid Illtu.n Ta. f,tte
. .e q D." tr initiation 1885, iud IuTcI 90 fe lsH'I
ls dc .u ttru.c lauk % et,ta5rd.. waa !. istfI
O. .oud IHtt- iFvr leon .tt tuf.l fr i.rtrI.aB qr
D Iihorus VII o.t.r.iit,c fr tasia.uau j. Obs a-,.
hu,fcua7rp Ihe by vto ~ iltc %. WI ~ on
coy ara c1trica'tdty y outs gltffaT Tt.r5 ., ,Tr
sid,ulle dr uliy req ciiaicd sti m,i,.lr.,.t
2. st,e rom fre r. wtd f9d aheU o. uis h,vte Ia
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

IHr NV Rutr0tu T. --fhs new track. fla con.
t ua,n otte rru icTk ani Harlem railroad o. Broad
Wy uhich We noticed lpv lay. ~i D. completed
at IN carly hruF today. Men tusiy emplry.d in
10 ngle I'D fr the rails. Sc and in two ih--s
day Oh VII e r ally fr tn 90 commsare rus-inr.
DEsu I,Tssr T0Cvu y r.ieriay rsoruirv. the body
n ID al irfaut fcuud ly tl- svc1te,r rfh ward
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