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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27


NATER LOTS.-EXtcnSiyc and per
w emptop sale ~ 10 Building Lots aud water irots
at DUnkrk ON Lake Enc the termination of The New Ys
and Enc Railroad ANTHONY J RLEECKER vii SCI
at auction On WEDNESDAY,, June T. 1881, Al y oelock
the Merchants Exchange n tho city OF New Iork the o.
lowing desirable property, az DunArA Chauisgyss
Co State Of New York. 800 valuable building lots AL w.
ter fronts. the vicinity 81 the railroad whar aud
houses The building los are She valuable an ag-
HE IN the place whether for purposes of tu'ncS res
drrces beng situated Center. Third and Fruni-ss 81
the Raroai-av the immediate vicinity Of the DEPOT n,
Enc Railroad being completed, DunAIrA IS placei
within 10 hours rde of New-lurk. and the competo,
Of the road now m process of construction from AlbAyr
Rnghamton 10 Will lecoma the terminus Of continuos,
cham of roads stretching from Boston 90 Lake Erie at tia
point short time viii also complete connection ha
tween the Ere Railroad and the Pennsylvania system
roads by which DunAuk Will become the terminus Of Inc
OF roads from Philadelphia % the Lake, While the ns
between Buffalo and DunATk CONSTRUCTED Of sauge d.
fering both from the Northern line and The Euo Road
will before the end OF the coming summer unc these w.
places The attention Of capitalists rs invited 20 the above
sale SAID property VIII be sold 20 the highest bidder
Terms Of sale 30 per cent the day of sale 81 per cent
ON the Path of June and the balance o. per cent ca
remain on bond and mortgage ior three years Title lndz
putabe -,
Ilhographc maps of the above property can be had
the Office of the auctoneer, Broad-st New-lok, w.
weeks before the sale For further particulars apply as
above where surrey map of DunAirA can be seen
mve 10 TO- 20. o. y. Dot O,59O
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" 4 CArrzE. A1ctoneer
A SSIGNEE.S SALE Of REAL Is

A SSIGNEE'S SALE Of REAL ~
TATE AZ AUCTION, by order u Sannt. u wis
Assignee Of John Nov 1T, deceased wv - 80 iFh
Auctoneer VIII sell Al Auction SATUhDhl a. val
day Il June neyt az - OcIock on the pfen- s,sed
liable property lately belonging 70 John Nova r,,r II
aud occupied hy him Bakery, situate on NJ AZ
the Boston TurulAc-foac and Mechanic-si - -
Of West Farms in the County Of Westchesie ~ uonss
Of good Dwelling H0use and Store, with b.. b. isst
under the store and also Bake-H0use and ", me
erected upon said premises with Barn Stah.es - Az
premises now let fr S4C0 per yeay, and -oi AA
any person wishing % 90 INTO business For fuftA 10
nlars apply u samuel NJ PuIoy, me assay -pafsi
West Farms. hsy IL. Isol. .... ..~.s.
nyT MTU&S SAMUEL I'd. POSDb' Ar-
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COMPREHENSIVE.

EOPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
y have thus dly formed Copartnershp for the iTansac
ton Of a GENERAL BANKING, STOCK, COMMITS.
SION, EXCHANGE and COLLECTION business, at ~
Wall - under the firm Of y X. COBB co.
NATHL. H. COBB, (of the late firm Of
Gilbert Cobb x Johnson -
VIM WOODWARD late with Adams Sturges :
JAMES n SrEBBlNS,
Recently from the office Of r. W Clark, Dodge Co
New-Tork May /. 1851 myS I'm
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J brown. Auctioneor ,
STATIONERY, &c.-Large, valuable
bCand well assorted stock Of Stationery qu.ls, Dap
books portm0nnaes wallets fancy goods, PLAYING az
printing cards. enameed and India boards letter ana n
paper &c. &c " Brown will sell by order Of assnse.
at 1913 Greenwlch-st., on THU RSDAY, hay q, a. =
O'Clock the entire stock contained the above store a.
out reserve. For particulars nquue Of J. FOO, .
PeaTl-st myN "
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IMMATURE ALNANAc----rHIs DAY.

SuN-Rises..-4 3i-Sets- p MooN-Rses -3 Pom
HIGH WATER May 3
Sandy Hook. 8 3la Gov Island n Hell Gate va
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.

VISITORS to ENGLAND.-HODGES
x SCOTT, > New Bond ST, London. SHIRT makers %
the ROYAL Family beg 70 call the attention OF gentlemen 20
their superior make Of SHIRTS which for choapness superb
orty Of and material stand unnyaled Charge for
SHIRTS only $40 al9GwruIhSS'
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FsS.sss,i s4ss, .s' r.s ssiS :t
s.. .D R::.A .sl
S' is Detect s,s RI. s
sls e. os IfSS:.
sstte New orlesnt schmidt and lsds London; I've,
an. and ss ss ss's'e COD P'E .
Louis Lewis and lady, New Hsvsn; 4 Tresston. 81
London; Edwsrd wilson: SO Andrews. Nd.
cHAeRgs-steamship ri Dersdo-aon Wa owin, Iady
Co; Wright and lady Srs VIM darcy JONES' q Wsos.
Mics Douglas DR. Rochester Chas Cook lady AND child
rs.eSs.. Lewds' JOS Psrs, VIM storms. SoSss AZ.
IT'S laborers for PsnanA Railroad.
wrishs M,sps and lady. Esuarsa, NcSsrssss
vi Freeman. " heKinnon 8 stiles. ID : Ogden. II
,.sa sr ssn. snd r.:
kisds Schiller Linton s Geo nsR ns,s a'Sly wc
Brish.@. Field IoCsaray, vitip.sr,ei, DJ Ia.rs-
nnsISushla Froon. J BIaot, L.rle. r Estslssoa u
Sssdsola SSaaiors H as
Rsmsey. VIM Hammond + Aubsr g FELTON,, A Felix. n v
B.ksI D. An A sswSirsr jon. Nash asSs
Chase; B pu nham Z Luce, Chss Duboi.' " CLARK
rsssn ssss Si In K. s%ss
1 sss sS toT a Ne Wsss y.
Welloa. Mr. Pat Wizard. Mrs Wizard. Wilson, s'Perry
s., nsens Ross BAKER
7 versin; harris Johns simmer. , s,mmons: 4
a. S.asS.n MosIS:.d Wesii:.d asns b re.
bridge. W Wi,Iiams0n Hssiel rlattery. seepoer
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Jersey City, to Miss AorLA.s cAss.r, Of tn. isrnsr
Died,

Died,
On March IL, OF Group, ARTHUR PErEa, youngest SON
Of Arthur aud Elisabeth FinisSa eyed months and
days.
The friends Of the family and of his grandfather,
Peter Perrine invited to attend the funeral from
No AZ Warren etrset this day 10th inst ut o'clock
On Tuesday, March IT, AARY ANN, tho wife OF DR..
Edward Rotton, In the 32d year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
No II South Seventh street, Wnlismsburgh, this
Thursday afternoon, ct O'Clock Her friends and
scqusintanoes are respectfully invited to attend.
On Tuesday, March Is, Of plexy, LEVI r. 6rEvESs,
In the saith year Of his age.
His friends and those OF the family, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this aftsraoon, at
o'clock, from his late residence at Msspeth, Long
Island.
On Monday, March II, ct Z A NJ, sAmyxL THoxrso~,
Youngest SON Of Robert Hope and Margaret A. Hart,
No So Twslfth street eyed year.
On Tuesday morning, March Is, after short but 80
illness which he bore with Ohristisn fortituds
TnoKSToN KENDELL, of Nswburgh In the 4oth year OF
his age His dying words were'-"I sleep In Jesus"
Phiad.lphis and Boston papers please copy.
In Milford Conn, March 10 Hon ADIJAH CARRINo-
eyed 70. He was born in Milford, and graduated
ct college in the year 1900 Fer several years ne
oficisted clergyman, from which duty Ill health
obliged him to desst. Subsequently he became .
school teacher in Middletown. He Afterwards be-
merchant In his native town. In which he con
tnued till his death.
man in New Orleans, after the death Of Jno. Mo-
DcnouRh. He worth about million and half
He q native OF New York city, where and In the
neehborhood he has . large number of relatives He
plain but shrewd man. and led an unmarried
life He originally jeweller OF this city, under
tho firm Of Pauldins Msrquand. Forty years ago
they had house In Savannah, and failed.
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SAvaNNAa- 80 amshtf nIsb.ms-W uabsrshsm D VI
Poet " Ievsrieh, 7 Fsls5 Lisus Alexander and
lsdy, Vim Bogie, Busbnstl kps Hunter. Lassttsr,
his sarah " lre9k, ssml ssch, hiss ford peoAmp
ksro, hannah CorieF-70 in thc storage
CHAcRFs-s steamship Ohio, at New Orleans-hrs willard
SID ellie, u Richards and LADY, tubaoen Bunker
Rencitf n Trotief, J. PeT3reouphille fsrin vail
MIS- Moore and bid sr Weston and LAZY ht heoad aad
lady, Ievins. Cuttius, Estele Esteue. Kellogg
Buckett, I'm 4 Prestopt rmith, keColivu, John
Cfirsioy, Roibprt, VI hclord v n sa9uir and
Want, " fhge, wilson Martia Van Duscn, Pierce
MILLER yLveod, yTsJ,er W. PHILIP, 2 rhhps, Geo
LLuler IN Crane 7 sbbott = Engish, q Toy-ie
sk shsfcr. Or Fenicnvish, N Adams. ~ A vii
con, hsKutcheoni w hmes, WrEht u Hoarie. Wan
dAtG0 IlArhtcn, Wllisms kftkpatrca, W X Bernsrd
X Bell, n Entlow W Psfrcrs. se1csf q Eiwards q
" Goaeop Yates 9 sscst, g x Gordon. Hgbley,
lesssnhsFacf Lerhin, ucKay. u Terriil Csllins
Hsil, Leufy, " Richmond, W 4 Pye Rnser, v
rrd M Brsnlsr, Thomas, John rhilhrH " Blanchard
y Simrson, " Pratt Perry. Httton R'bt orr, r
Hcria Thtmas yOr ssmi BouE tor noughtsa wiley
Reg, Fn Phiirs " Goldman wm Rsils Csleb Raiia
ysgehp y LIKE n Rsse, W A Laushlsy, A Gsrrtt
Chermff Per- tteafns. John dTtrHer. u Pay, JOHN
Ik W wheeler, aoflkh fcre IGtn Cum8inNs, W Ffr~
yuson. 2 CrgfcrT, Foler W A long. fsrhsr. VIM
Hvsan. a 1sy. DtL tteIns Ass y A'tu sre, lea.
srt.h, " . silsr' ssr,r 90 r.s'l = nsg,,sy
karhalL Howell genhin and servfht, l. Dotson, " "a
Darby Pm smith John Adams BFaehs. owens
hrmFtftng, Ben icks, X Grant wilingd George
Burt, JNeughrs inra Harrison, paiy. JQhug0n,
Rofs. u Dgshsm. " 0rsvn. Csnpton, kh!es
Chas Bucket James Arntrong Reubao hken Jss Isvlar
raid. Dsniel Wtawr Jacob Hsrtrsg Miles R,d,oan, A
Bsrnts htkiIB6n
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Cleared.
Bhips-Arohiteot, CAspAr, Ban Francisco HowAnd A.
piavsil tad olssraaosE Bay state simmons New Orleans
x g,. s S,,s v e 9 z,.:s
''ss ?:sHls. s'i Badger. rey.
ssns Jones, Days.s Mobile s.uTE.' csstn.n Co Hs..
nela Could Portsmouth; Peter Ritter. seuthard. Bridge
steAnsr-Iro.sdsa Green. Philadslphia.
soorsRhods Island. sturses, Providsncs Bee Witch.
M,sS ss gals n hour! nl from INV
:. R sss
WITH
,ss. ;p:: ch:ss; .,ssI :ssSsIss: Ts:ssy
h.y x i, b a to :hC h.
xmsfsss ensign il rstarn .sHs d.y sSia :S.rssnias
M sA :: & tore had is al
number Of ISLANDS Of ice-shsrmomeer 8 deg. water 81
Brig vslopa !Of c.is Kseps Naples 81 days Gibraltar
- sy sa s ss
from Nc sis IL %
Brig Lusyis tsrsI T.nsren Rio Jaasiro 60 days. with
ssit Draeo Ia,ehsf Ps.namsuse. Feb 10 with
asSs SANDY Isaf ss::s. heavy nsrssssss.r and
sseier srsdsy II RaTis.n bay On sunday a. I'm
sSfs No date iss Ion 81 90 spsf. vSsls:SiP s.ssa
M Ss as SA 90 q
. s s, iS c ns G GsaSp m sw nc
bsbr on Bias Beokwith Rairhaven. 10 hours bound to
Virginia.
schr Cicero. Baker. Prsvidenoe, 5daya
Solr Marietta Lowell Boston, days
sioop Washington, Prentice, New London, "a hours.
Below.
ship West Point, 80 days from Liverpool
Ship Henry Clay, from Liverpool
Packet fhip HeveA, Marsh. from Havre, Jan 28 with
mdss and Passengers. 70 VIM Whitiock She in the
eastern otfng ST sunset.
stssmer Brother Jonathan, Howe, ChAgres; ships Sul
van, Edwards Charleston; Constellation Allen Lverpool
Champion. Lon don Cornelius Orinne Fletcher Liverpool
Bsyre Mufozd, Bsyre barks Prescott Spear San Fran
cisco Fsrwe BAXTER Bordesuxi lauretta Bramhan b.
lie Emily Minor Smith Mobile; brigs renuphsr Shapisy,
Vera cEnE Amin, Baier. PhiisdephA schr Wells.
ALSO steamships Pacific Bailey San Francisco PAc6o
Eye Lverpcol ships Lady Franklin, YcAton do; Mtntauk
hsAchaols San Diego and Benioia Andovsr DeAno Cuba
chipg unon and 81 George reported as below,
in sieht from tho Highlands At sunset last evening.
sohr Enn Perh!ns o. New London 10 ashore Is milos
% tnndy Hook, sud not expected 10 DO gotsf
AAR-H ia-vnd during the dsyNw and fresh.
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FoEelgn RlnllA-


ssss 1sss e. steamer QSetssE e. E,s Jsseirs ,na
Essa.ss = Tsosa,, :,h 9 e y SssIa es
herald Marine Correspondence,
Psm.ADstrsIA. kEeh IL Pa.
r,Hsp,S s.a Della ky.S. 5, asSta .I Gd sisaT.d
cIeshtop. Washington. DC.
nstsr, n,rrlasn bs',sa JOIN soasrs aS csSs,s.ao
as sgsspra c'rsa hsa.. 9a r
.[D Sas1,tqP eiss' l s2. Dorroash' P'Ovd'nos
MISCELLANEOUS.
Be s hS. vas d ;s d.ys LAG z. &C Gh.,s;,Sn
ard en- stor 400 bAles Of cotton.
tnrr TsLtsyRhSn. Charisston f,s H,rre sh Inst
- psn5i u Breaker sssst 81 ' s6 srs he ssip 1r
y y ne si',HeI Ma. sss s,a sn
srsass s.sssg4F. T., nsnsy Wet 2 chss.,,So and
~ I'm ~. "a ~ ~ G ~: Sbt ts ~ 49, YS ON
cae, L,5a oct Alserfrom &c ohP,sa dated BslVic,t,
Si,hs ogr,s,,. AS, GAP. Lsos Dat AID The sh, some
peasPoo discovered ~ srsaitrs ahead 6slors
house nha ~ vessel i aow Jius hEh sna dry . io~
Bpis Dvs,ms o. snd from Fbn.t gsiA seps IS for 81
baTs s',sr: Isp9rssa mi,sn "a. fsJ ns.r,s CAP,
FRAZIER sse.rd oesr M 81. E.sd three q the sesnss
anet ksr sesmta, and sook, ssesrtsnsd
H. cas s a. Bssid q az y fss s.l..O, Ella a. CT
h5psy sss pros.slv ia nsI, eraaI sSs Va tossy io
In rolng out. 20 particulars.
sE mr.sy LIZ o,gs srsr q re- ,sSr Helene =
CsEe Bstsrss Sv shout 20 ulu, passed The Henry re
Est rem hs deck tsvsrri. ssd rsnss standing spsss
on tssfi Cart would shdsav6rsd % have sot Der
iss s,E' e'''d p 'va Vessel 'A'''A' mPFud'n'
sssa Ivg2gA reported b,sea, gsioa, ;. sorl..n. .,
afh5re hlarpsee Reef doubt the sohr European
Csrt Htdns, btfors reported.
ssr o.nL sorT ssPS5.s y sss g.Ss sorss,s
f,rs,r from s city sSe cleared Tom here iih Jan
vndaI command q car TueAerbury The vessel would be
seER Dlhreltr sE.Rs, vss driven ashere "a rsira
tsv vessel snd her way tom Eorsns With cargo
q meie.ahtise icrBtov nsyille fesas
rorta SHORE he or,nse EsIs ,ppsrsntly jos,
ks west - che wsss,sa o. The sth sad had act arrived
fisss q svesis isyins n Il The mans "Emma and Is
ptund box q candles %s we're picked up on the South ade
whs1smen
Ar a. NLonG1n. 18th, barb Candsosl WAlssr land not
Err q rsypsr, itb' oys ship Aim y Hevand FISHER
Eposesa 800 tt lsd = sl "a oo NE bone q ana tof
EbsSf's,dp qYsi y,n n sS%is
is,sat Liver sH All veil 23O WI ior home litb nst ~
~ ita Is Bupbrstes Crosby rPacfc ~ kBedord fu
4, p..,saes' F,s % t,usnss q Ns,t,psis,,s and 90
tit ftsm fsrnsmsu'o Tsb ~ mi csmsriA nardips.
tossi2h 30 p,ys, y.at,sz for Ntssdon 49, ca'.
Spoken
~ pey IL 4s, i tYo5s .ta 'i' III - .Ppss
b,ts tfsa5 !, ssa I'm Ysrs e. ns,,as ,h.ss ia
rass,list U,o.iys rnEYoa LIZ ra.to n'uo. s.a
i5st itfa5lz escsI9.
m. r,t.lr. ,w,..s ,ro,s r',~ i',y II, csutassi.
Foreign rarta
tsrrs.ha, E.rth y-nur oslns R.asrae ~ Bsatsa
T's &c. i c ,.T ~ ~,
casg eaEafi'p, b,ngi to 81 s'3,0l saDg tg'oiu',
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rolse~ IntssHSesaos.

The Gaze Of C1de, MeKsv-Agaie IN. parties
met yesterday afternoon .. four O'Clock but In con.
sequence OF the Of Mr. Vsn Buren, counsel Tor
the defendsnts the matter not continusd and on
tie application OF Mr. Romain the case was further
pected that Mr. Van Buren, will be in town being ct
present ct Hsvbursh, trying cause
a Boy Playing DssJ and Dum5.-A boy, Of very good
tsls.y morning. By oIsser wood Of the Third ward
police ons charge Of tetgning to DO deaf and dumb
making al capital Letters iu writing Thi. inpo'
stion evidently adopted to obtain charity.
Bst the worst feature in this was the wicksdnsss
Of the boy In endeavoing to crime Of larceny
az No ia Greenwich street, which accusation Mr.
Pool was tried at the Court Of Special Sessions and
justly acquitted. 1t seems that about week since,
with stealing his trunk, valued With its contents at
$40, during which time the boy communicated ell
s ssa judges
was enabled to prove an alb, which caused his
acquitted. The boy gave his name as Homer Wal.
he had mother living. EARLY yesterday Mr.. Pool
accidentally saw the boy again in West street, and
sent young man by the name Of Francis Farley to
follow him, and ascertain some Of his movements 40
cordingly after visiting several docks Farley Ment
to him and asked him who he was looking for The boy
Immediately replied in as good Language Is any one
" that he was locking for ship ne wanted 70 snip =
(meaning to 60 to sea- Farley then asked him where
he was rom and he said he was from New Haven
Two or three other persons heard him talk likewise
But on turning around Suddenly, the young scamp
saw Mr. Pool and mm edtstely on recognizing him
epdeavored to run away. Farley seized him ~ the
collar, and on the instant ne became dumb again and
pulling knife from his pocket tried to infict blow
with it in on Farley Mr.. Pool then closed on him,
and by the extra aid Of the police the importer was
secured and before Justice Osborn, where hs
stu continued his fegned dumbness The magistrate
however In order TO bring him to his speech, com.
mittsd him to at tbs Tombs' cells, to reflect on
the I'm positions prsctsed on the community This
curious fancy for feigning dummy: may possibly be
epecies OF insanity; and go we should suppose th.
boy would be At subject for the State unatic asylum,
Ut Utica.
Arrest on Sispicio, Of Stealing $500 ION Tuesdsy
night, man by the name Of Charles Bitner was ar
rested BY ofcer Kelly of the Fourth ward on suspi
cion OF stealing $500 in gold twenty franc pieces
from william Kuhen Of No 81 Chatham street 1t
appears that the painant had his money
in drawer situated In sofa. This secret drawer is
alleged to have been known to the prisoner and in
absence Of Kuhen the drawer was forced Open and
the money together with silver watch and articles
Of silver ware extracted therefrom Suspicion rested
on Bitner who taken into CUSTODY yesterday AT
ternoon The case was beard before Justice 0sDern,
who, on the evidence adduced did not deem 1t sui-
cient to detsin the accused any Longer. He was
therefore disc harged from custody.
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MAscH Is -TriGl for Cotlrte,Jeiting = The trial OF
james Lawson, Elizth Lawson. and Catherine Hobbs,
indicted for passing countsrfet money was resumed
One OF the Brooklyn police, who arrested Lawson and
his wife In Brooklyn testified that whilst on board the
boat, the woman asked Laws IL he would tell who
they got the money from But what the answer was
witness could not say; he understood however from
Kelly who lived in Cross street in this city and upon
search being subsequently made in the premises OF
Smith and Kelley number OF implements for coming
together with FARCE quantity Of spurious CON- In quar-
ter and half dollars and trunk belonging TO Lawson
was found there but no bad money found therein
Lawson while on board the boat crossing Brook
lyn this city too him thst he got tbs money from
Smith and Kelly. He also described those two men to
him. and told him where ne wouit find them; upon
which the witness went directly to the premises OF
Smith and Kelly and found them ss described they
also found large quantity Of spurious quarter dol
lars with moulds quantity of lead sad various coin
ing instruments. The prisoners we're found guilty;
the jury recommending Catharinc Hobbs to mercy.
They then remsnded, aud ordered TO be brought
up on Thursday morning TO receive eentence
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% tht hhfufN hynQtoTI,
es and cure 81 tecste diseases a.ssea which esssa
resemble ard are liable - 90 taken FOR saeh aud ds
saes reeulns rsn them Adartec 70 the q Ia.
ayidua o. both snes Written H. tie ranest isnxpNge
s,ndsd g Be rAsiioAly efu e every svery
paoei o. for those who would treat thttelrcs ~
proves ~ giving evey possible information thee. gus
lecs rt91t eAezt ard assna HwacteeY by jos RALPH
pp With plates Price 81 gold by the p1hhsie 81 ~ Axu
street By NEST tcokseer and ~ tAe ,lthor 3 eeuvist
rset mailed free % p0stts BY haaresns Ber g9 iov
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B0sror, March ~.
Cislres-Shipt CO-salr, 81 John NIB. Wedding, south
nerc.i barb Adelia Rogers. Philadelphia brig Monte
Crsto Pozt Prince sohrs IA Hsle st Domingo City;
Nshcaaet Rappahsnnost
MAcEIAs PoRr, March IL
s.rel-BfE Juan J de- C.rtasenA NYori: schrs Kxro.
N A., sad Bennett. kYork.
NoRyoIK. March IS
Afrved-Br brig Daring, Porto Rico.
4 asst q vessels in Hampton Rosds
sALEn. March II.
Ar-t7ed-Brls FrAncis Eliep H.vana for Portland
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On russJaT pvenirg. March 10 ~ me rev John
y Rrsbhs y y Mr. Jour NcEtRnl. 70 Mlss Esny
sirH all of thia city
On Tuesdav morning March 10, At Hsw Brunswjok.
~ he Rev hfs-s1 strhbs NJ WrrtrE Career ~
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ttvrproof-stssmAhip Ft<ifo-s Jevstt bearer Of De-
IT, lies 70 ne C2grtm q Jau~s sidslssuIy Va
Kendritk Bailey, PhfadeiphlsI W Fallsr .bd ny,
Yort p9s pcaro9 Gar'fotd, CT kendsu, f7hnop.
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Can.f4s iif r#tH ',.sa--~H /"
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cary TOT oiseate - All storms Persons whose health
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the 18th Of each month, for chssre5 third boat win Ais
ssps his and i ios.
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from Armstrong. Lasra5oa Co., agents.
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ho eo1phav. ~ sni - South stroes.
TIM FAvosiTg sTSAvHR REV caLgANs CAPT
~ p w114. w tea Paaams for Saa Francisco direct
on the 10th e. April Passnse- th rtea leaving
time 70 and rot Ne dstsinod the Ishnuf
Her wen known speed, aud siry acesmmojat
esry In the warm climates. will iasurs comfortable rad
quick passage For freight Or pAig, appy az The ofSs
the Captain in Panama
LNARR REDUcrD-TBRoUGu LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
steamers the Paciae-The splendid seamfhp On ER0-
KgE Henry Windle commander will leave Pier Eorlk
river for Chagrcl direct Friday karoh g. eoiOsa
Passengers by the Cherokee will connect with the rssur
all ttafmer Is,vePAnNma % on atoat mil Is 1851
For passage, apply 90 ROWLAND ASpLNwALL
ssnd IS sOath street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-20

~ vste Treatise" SeOne1 hours ? % l. A ~ 6tos P
NJ tSunesy etetttedl No. - Green vich FROM
uheonmon mseics advantages tho author has enjoyed
THE hpscaty ~ Las ample reason for stating th.t Ang
stage e certain disease their
deporsble effects resupg FROM early hAbits he
osa insure such certain safe aud radical
obtsncd from other in America Those Who eupv
in the earlier stssce VIII - surprised ~ The and
piitY % abe cure.