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Died.


On Wednesday, Feb o. after long and patient suffer
Ing, FRAscis BoyauEr, aged 20 years
His friends and acqnaintancss most respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral Friday, Tth, from his
late residence IS Greenwich street at o'clock His
remains viii be taken to Mount Calvary Cemetery Tor
interment.
On "Wednesday, Feb. s, PArRIcK NcgAuLAY, In the
45th year of his age
The friends OF the family are requested TO attend
his funeral, on Friday, the 7th inst at / o'clock
from his late residence, 20 Chrystie street.
ON the 5th instant, MARcsHEr CEcILIA, daughter OF
Richard and Mary A. Good~in, ssed one year and
four months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her from the residence
OF her parents No. Pike street on Friday, at two
o'clock
On the 9th instant, at his residence In williams
burgh L. Of competitive fever Captain JABEE How IS
late of the chip Andrew Foster the seth year Of
his age
On the sOth ult. at Gardiner, Ne, Major ssrH GAv
aged SO years and the Oldest nhsbitant of that
Mr. @. was present as spectator, at the battle OF
lie gton and of the rst who gave notice OF
the approach of the British. lie then fifteen
years OF age,
on the 9th instant after long but patient suffer.
Ing RsssooA Comrs, aged eS years and months,
widow Of Lewis Combr
The relatives and friends OF the family and those OF
Der brother Valentine scocks are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral, on Saturday, the 8th
instant at one o'clock p. NJ from her late residence
on at of her son-issv, Francis Forestsr) $40 East
Broadway, without further invitation Her remains
will be taken TO Green ~ood for interment
New Jersey Rochester, and Cincinnati papers please
copy.
on the 2lth ult at Lynn. walworth county wis.
eonsin Mr. JAags DuSCsS, formerly Of New FORK city
. native ef Liplithso~, Scotland. aged 81 yesrs
Edinburgh and Linlithso~ papers please copy.
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ties d. soxc.i Y Do. 49, % DO ssxs. Padre %.
ion@-4o hall eAsses, et $50. Ohuian Powohong-lx
ns Oh axe ase DO. 30; 14ad DO ne: 2as DO. 2aHo.
SAons-.2 h. on. asXs; lss Do, aso.i IN Oh aoKc.
Congo-0 ohssts 2So Hyson-Sl half chests, ct soc.;
los 90, no l2e DO. 2Sko 100 cstties do 2sxo Gun
h.f ss.st Soc IS .a ,sa 40 DO 900 s
az" no Another auction sale took place this morning,
consisting Of thu cargo OF teas imported In ths
- that which went OF yesterday; and the advance
then obtained prices Of black day we'll sap
ported but those Of green suffered sight reduction
was sold the particulars being a. annexed Terms,
six months Hyson-7 half chests at 800 Young Hy-
son.4s halt chests At 4lo 100 do 3Sc.i s7do $40;
DO 27c lO4 cattss do 42x. Hyson skin-3o chests At
2sko. SO do 2ec l6 do. 2ac 3ss do. 22kc.; 100 do.
sls; 50 ao 2oSs Tyson r..nksysso hall chest, ~
49, "a do 40 81 do 42o A. do. $3.50; "a cat 4Sc
Inpersl % half chests 4s 80 do 49, IL do as II do
AK IS do 49, a. e.tties 4sh oolong-77 half
s3h 23S do 32 l42 do a1h; l79 do. 81, So do. 3oh;
43 do 80; SO do 2sh 81 catties do. ss; 81 do 33H;
4 "A DO 81 70 % % halt @ s
26h 4S do. "a; 1876 do 2sli las do "a. Chulan sou-
ehong-so half chests 10Y; 10 do: 22k Chulsu Pow
ppsonsmSs nsn i chest. zs sts DO asn Sinsyons
at 23h $40 do 20. Another sale of Friday,
consisting entirely OF damaged teas and the cargo OF
teas recently received per the bark Rssnos
from Shanghai will be offered at public sale Sstur
TosAcco was steady and in fair request with sales
ofloo hhds Kentucky, at ga sllhc.; and SO hhds.
Maryland, at ATkc.
TALLow-Ws have only to note retail business do.
ing in this article, at unchanged figures Prime
taken in moderate quantities at Tl4o a7Rc
WHALEsosE North west Coast moved to the extent
OF two or three thousand pounds, at 35o cash, tor
home use.
casks Port at As 6Oc and so quarter casks sherry,
ct 10 q $50 per gallon.
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Our Philadelphia Correspo ence.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. b, 1871.
Ano,her Fngitive SAGE Arvestsd- singular Case
Acgarttai on Charge Of MansLaughter, SC
colored woman was arrested, early this morn
ing, in Kensington, a. the fugitive slave Of William
I J Purnell, Of Worcester county, Maryland
having been absent since ls29. She has six chill
dren, the oldest being seventeen years aud the
youngest an infant at the breast all born IN this
State. Her husband IS also IN custody, as the
slave OF snothtr person IN the same county. She
was arrested ny the name Of Mahala, but is known
by her owner Tamor Williams. Her husband
owned the house - which they lived at the corner
OF Filth street ami Germantown road; and the
fugitive hes been member cf the Union Me-
thodist Church since the birth Of her first
child. She was first taken before Commits
eioner lngraham, who postponed the hearing
until four O'Clock THIS afternoon; but the com
sci for the defendant dreading the hasty decisions
OF that officer, brought her before Judge Vane on
q writ Of habsas cOrJps The hearing came OF
about one O'Clock; when X. G. McMustrie appear
ed for the claimant, and Wm ; Pierce and ID
Paul Brown, Esqs for the fugitive. Five OF her
children surrounded the unfortunate, and she
eyInced the utmos. distress Of mind Al the prospect
oil being torn from them Tae long absence OF
twenty two years will render il difficult for the
claimant 10 prove her identity; and many nice
points Of law will doubtless be raised by her inEe
nous counsel Ia brf ile the object OF the claimant,
The Judge postponed he consideration of the case
until three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
The car driver. alluded 70 yesterday as being
under trial for involuntary slaughter, in caus.
ing the death ~ an aged female has been acquit.
ted BY the verdict ~ the jury in the case.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


BoeToN, Feb 6-A AnctionD shares Boston and Provi-
dence Railroad S5Z 35A; Amoskeag ManAfs
955 Cocheco 52s is New England Worsted Company
s5 40 Hope Insurance company, 100 lH Boston En-.
Company $685. Franin insurance Company llc. Broker
Board27 shares Boston aud Providence Railroad 55 50
Boston and Maine Railroad 100 lO5k Concord Railroad
S 10 Philsd ePhiA Wilmngton aud Baltimore Railroad
3d. 100 ysrm ont Central Railroad sd 3s 25 do b60d, 81
100 do b90d e6s PAS do, 35k 3 81 ogdensburg RR 80
Ssl,; 10 Boston Worcester Railroad lO5 05tS rs
Northern Railroad Sod ~ l05 Vermont aud Massachusetts,
Railroad S; 10 Old Cslopy Railroad. 69k; - Canton Co.,
Company. ll01s; go East Boston Company SOD ~ $50
Edgeworh Company, 10 l01 $50 do, b6d, l09s 100 do
b9d 10: SO do b0d 10; fremont Bank lots . div. BAY
State Mills I5 1000 Rutland Railroad Bonds 81 ss& 600
Vermont Central Railroad Bonds 1856 92k Secosd BoIrd
10 shares Michigan Central Railroad gn Vermont and
Mass ailroaa sou 80 Old Colony Railroad, 6sz 80 Win
rs "a 10 do bl0d u.s. 10 do b3Od 49, IS Boston aud Prov
Railroad, s5 500 Ogdensburg Railroad Bon ds, 99Z
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-FSrs Bodrd-SSD 8. Garden 6s
20 lUA; UuU Penn os 1914; 500 do l0l; 800 do, l0
loo Penn So 81 100 City SIS, 80 l03L 1l2O Camden and
Iehigh 6s 9: 5000 Texas Note fO $3.50 do 4 u shares
Harrisburg Railroad Is do 3ts Al 90 Reading Railroad
h5 3o Ito Reading Railroad, Boa 100 do. 3Dd; so yek
Railroad b. tx IL Union Bank Tenn, o. 70h; rs Mechs
BAnk, n 30 Sehus kill Bank, AZ 50 Morris Canal, IS, l9
100 do BIS. l9 S1O GARDEN 6s 03 l59 shares Reading
1915 Bereen Board-l0 shs Bohemian Min Co.. TO- 100 do
Ill loo Ill 100 Bohemian Min. Co., IL 50 Sskowit, H. so
Cape. N.
BALrTaoRF, Feb. 5-Flrst Board-S25O D. and o. RR
Bonds 1857 2 20 shares Farmers aad Planters Bank I'll
As Mechapic bank I'M so Baltimore and susq Railroad
l0a bid 1884, asked; Md S. 81 bid 30 asked; Baltimore 6
1890 1914 bid 1854 ashed; B. and o. RR Bonds 1857 90 bid
9s asked do shares 1914 bid 1871 asked. Second Board
IS bhs b. and .. RR, time ~.
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b'to's me RECORDER etl Aiuerm@n rrhnkUn An1
Dooley.
re = Serisnesf = Tbomss II. Johnson. black, Who
w yesterday convicted ~ grand larceny 10 stealing
= vatoh from Mr. John A. Ridgwsy, OF No. 30
street vas this morning sentenced 10 the STATE
ptison iot the term 81 two years and SIX months,
- torffcfef " Pstf Larceny Second Offence. Charles
Hay den ~ho has been repeatedly tried and victed
81 petit larceny, -as this morning placed ct the bar
20 stand his trial for petit larceny second offence
The larceny With ~hich he vas charged consisted In
his stealing - In onsy from the till o. Charles CLAW
sons grocery store at the OF Anthony street
and West Broadway. The offence charged vas proven
and the record Of former conviction In the court of
Fpscisl se-sions vss produced Ths jnry returned q
verdict 81 guilty and the cosrt sentenced Hayden TO
the state prison for too years and eight months.
pissssd Gully 70 Sfssifns Msasp womaa named
Mary Hsnnessy pleaded guilty TO charge Of grsnd
larceny In stealing sos w money from John Lynn Of
No 1os Frspklin street She stated In her .xsmlns-
tion that she bad been great" ~ith the mplsinsnt
for some months, that he wss about TO forssse her
ana she took th. money, as shs thought She had .
1bt 70 do The court sentenced her TO the State
Prison Tor I've yesr.
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Cleared.
shirs-vsrno ont. Moore. Hsyan. Dush.m DimOn; Chief
ss,sscIrsss. Bssn. san rr,s:i'soy Gsssr; P.-
son. Ci.nfpesos; Mains Ross. Havana y Buck i Co;
Esssler shaw, Port Lsvscss Carons sherwood Durham
,BIis,- kangusss. ierss,s. g Jsso a. Cabs, Meyer
lBrt sr.n,s, Jsn.ssI ssrfsIs EiI, VISA. ksssmsn.
&C olnsy s.s.isbs American. Ross, Savannah snd New
s. E:. s.s. '; Barring Ass D. H.
~. s,s.nsr@g.s.S;ss, Si.si; ssli.s.ipsl.
dtnes.
Bar. Lac Esss e. s.y c..s.,
2. I'd assr c.ss q Geo gsgs Dec s.h $.
rss "a 9Th teas &C. 70 mA:tsy.l psss.s..r ms s.s
:ss & a.. ssA e. a. p sr s.S s
and fsr Ne, o,ls.n. 2dis,i Ia Ion 1889 .p.ls brig
Brig Carly, tswL Cls's B.rdssuI, day. win wines,
s.esb WATKINS, savannah "a days, With cotton 70
sssr Rs, ssrrss y..,.enyIlI. " a.y. si,h lumber.
sar o *. On AT mel s'P S,, ESs S.s
sl.nd and she vas lyme in her former position hard ana
s..ssr MY J.n.. Lss,.,t..s Jane; sly'.s days.
ssbr ne. rsr,i,. perssy.r tsa J.nss RIy.p
sshr Mars q .sainson Jonss Ps,,r,burs d,y.
soSr s;sss.n.s. cs,ssli. essiss,s-s &c. d.y.
s Nr R.sr1 h1ss ss: day. saw
he sris tefer. rspertss. .shere n gnis Island.
sehr corhsiis, stsphensen. Brssay.iI., . day.
Below.
Bari. 81 wolfe fres New Orleans. and Mara from Ksy
Also. tvo ships, tive bsrss and Two tris,
Sailed.
s sS no 5,.sr' . s:u,s.' sss, 8 ''d' csS'
ThsrsIs qs.Baie, q drih ic, in both rivers.
ysss wind 81 susriss sNEi Hsdsisn, n, sunset NV,
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Superior Court.

Before don Judge Mason.
This suit - brought 70 the amount oil note
With Interest for So made BIZ the defendant 10 the
order OF on. John P-mbsrtou. and endorsed by him
ana one Arthur Mooney. The making Of the note "a.
admitted by defendants council but cont-nd.d
BY him that the mote fraudulent aud void tor the
rssfon That Il -As taken In violation Of composition
deed entered Into b.t-een John p.mberton snt his
ere sItors-ssd creditors n zhom plaintiff
having In said position deed consentei and agreed
TO take ten per upon the amount Of their claim
sn9 that tsi nots % 1850 "a. result Of private
srrARgs msbt b-tsssb the plaintiff and Psmberton by
which the plsiBtf 70 receive tha. amount 10 al
for plaintiff for amount q note sud interest t3T3T5
hatk Sfspssnson aeaiusf To Ser York and HIrisn
Raiireed Company Ths suit l. brought By the plain
til -ho !. phy siciAp 70 ~ the defsniant.
the ~ s227 3d. or surgical and medical service,
rendered BY him 20 child which over by the
Of the def ndaDts n. oh q June sie in th.
city Broome street The dsfencs IL. that tn.
superintendent Who employed 81 lintd. fhs did 20
bin 70 give his professional services 70 tne chud
had no authority from the company for that purpose
Amoton for non suit wss pen ding At The a1ournmtn
Of the court
Before Judge Duer
FrB 6-B~ Caldwell -. TNaf NtrphV -Thi, IL an
aeion % trerpasg for the death Of
plaintiffs child and for injuries received BY the
plaintiff himself BY tbe up.stting Of one of dsfand
aptsusg.s TIE dsi. udsut u osnsr ~ line ois,sxe'
which plies between HARLEM and th. city and in No.
vemb~r $40 ~ these "a. top Of phieh
the plsintf and his shhd girl ts0 or thres
ysars old while passing through ths Third aveaus
driven sgaipst or came Ia contact With large
stone, and vas upsst Ia consequsnes ~ which the
child was Killed and the plaintiff wa a. he alleges
follow bis usual occupation lie further alleges that
the stage fu Of person.. both inside and outside
ar that the Occurrences the result OF the negi
RsBce Of the driver and Of the weight Of the unusual
number OF ps.s.pgcrs IN the inside and out.id. Of
THE stage The evidence for the plaintiff Sss not
cosed when the crurt adsurRed 30 that the defence
feuaant rill eek 70 .ho- that It Of those
cidsnts over which the driver had no control.
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Married.,

On the 5th instant by the Rev Henry Ward Beecher,
Mr. GtoRGr II sIRco, TO Mics SARAH MILES, both Of
this city
On the 9th instant by the Rev Michael Curran, and
Afterwards by the Rev DR. Cox, ASrHoNr T. GALLAsHER
to ArNEi daughter Of John Barton, Efq all Of this
city.
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WANrRD-BALANcR or FREIGHT roR AN l
" clipper ship, 20 sail IN few for San rrsncisco
lev cabin be takss Moderate ship
pers Invited 70 call immsossey she will positively
AUo BEsHsTRIN, No, 8 Cod street.
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BurSos AyRxs-B.rh o . Baye.-o hayes Mrs Mary v
Hayes Miss tarsh Hayes sss Elizabeth Hayes Miss Maria
CcpBe Mise Combs, Miss Hyns Of Newark. NJ; James
De Forest, Nrort WIN Psssma Buenos Ayres, Oil
ri
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Telegraphic Reports.

NEw ORLEASs, Feb A., 1851.
Cotton Ia dull. dealers awaiting the CanAdss sd-
vices. Sterling exchange we quote at TAd, and New
York sight at lac. discount.
New 0RL.ASs Feb s, 1851
Cotton il dull Tobscco selling at SIC for the old
crop. Ohio four Is at 81 20 81 rs. Corn CSC. New
mess pork quote at S13; and prime at Sl1 S11
IS Sales OF 500 kegs Of prime lard have made
at SIC. Prime molasses Is at 24c q 2iLc.
CINCINNATI, FEB. 8, 1851.
Sales Of bulk meat are making at 3kc. per Id. for
shoulders, and bAc for sides. Lard has advanced to
&C. per 10. for barreied and SIC. for keg,
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8, 1851.
Twentytw hundred bags Rio coffee sold at
suction TO. day at IL NE.
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~
Arvsl-Derk Hsbat smyrna Nov 50.
Bark NaatluA Paasrne, Dec IL. poke 2sth 49, IS
Bsrls ALE. Brow. NsvPe.t Dee lth Layrsnes BsI.i-
mere sehrs Forest. George Edward Pitt
aeslphiA Con KsArnsy, NYork.
Below-DgiG Osrdslia, from Trinidad.
ErAnoona San Francisco bsrks Zdon Porto
neo LseineA 6eAu Caba briss 0pssy. Porto Rico via
NewburyPorti Germ. Cienfusgos; Pantheon. Bagus;
nALwe Cardsnas; brgs Msryand and sylph, Bai more;
Eagle, Philadsiphis; sehr L. NYork.
West Indies.
NrwpoRr, FebB
Lons6aie TAYLOR Proyideaee for Phil.ne-
h.ms, and T B Hawkins Providence for NYsrh Isaac II
In port 6th-Brs Watson. Trinidad for Haven; pro-
peler stsg PASSPORT for NYork and those reported
rived 9th.
PROVIDENCE. Fob 6.
ArTived.sehr wniett Robbins Smith I'm Philadsphia.
Below-Sohr James Barrett. May. from PhilAdelphia.
sAilsd-siOop Thomas Hull. for NYork:
,,AYiysdBsrk Sarah Hale. Cardsnas brig Hoaristta.
Hatknxas.
Cisarsd-BArk AaosdOnia Natansas brig Shamrock Hs-
vAnA.
SALn1. Feb s.
Arrvsd-Bris Louisa, West Coast Of Africa.
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SHIPPING.

NEwYoRK AND uAvRk STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
pany-ror Havrs and ptonThe United States
Nail Steamer rRANKLIN 22D tons kurthen, James "A
Hotson commander, win leave for Hsvre touching
southampton TO larf the mails and
February sth. stoppag At Southampton the above vessel
osers 70 passengers proceeding London ADVANTAGES over
Price o. pa.sse % Hsyre or Southampton SID Aettss
must AR2pgh the ooe Fer freight passaxs
apply 10 noRTaRR LIVINGSTON, Agent, Is Broadway.
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP ConPANY-
~ For Havana, New Orleans and ChASres-Throush
tickets 70 San Francisco ct reduced Orleans
.np r.esn On Tuesday. February llth Pm the
spiendtd deubfe- engine steamship GEORGIA. 5000 tons
burthsn, D. D. Porter a. s. NJ Comm andsr win sail pre-
oisey ooioen r n. from her pier. ~ foot OF WARTS
tees ~ ~ With the mails direct for Hayana
And Chsgre Freight taken 70 Chasrss ~ usual ratss
spsce ony tken on freight 10 Havana snd Nsv orssns
por passage or freight spply 70 n. o. ROBERTs,
NJ wsst street, corner Of wsrrsn.
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DR MORRISON ~ CONSULTED coNFIDEsTIALLv
on certain diseases, which he without nsrorrv
Recent affections he removes In few days prrotoe a
ehiry year ensbes hm 10 debility oos
sequent seffabuse. No fee It'll -
dos diploma, In his private ofsce INK Fulton strest
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR or Tpx PRACTICAL PR.

- vats Treatise" hn,- Once hours, 70 1sA1 ssos
Pm tsundsy esoeptedD-No. 81 Green wch sree I, a.
been matter Of surnrie 20 that an one of
billy and o. professional attspmsns should devote hi.
attention 70 diseases which people Of every
tend 70 cure 80 easily IT, one tbonss,Js
Of ne mere these people bring pom socety we're tnsru
avery dnerent opfni.n would be- Termed And "a .-sr
.s, - ~. %st{ and deeoP preyns III. nind
20 sfeot poetty even 10 destroy Inc rspro
usarariw .sY s.tosether IL is fact that, when
,ner IN no other thss their essss
.nd speedily removed Prom Tie npsemmon mssio. .sv.
hor h@snjyed ana very extensive and loo,
speeahty he has am be
yss,. S ,h n ee cured n a. many days thew had ertes
N sny stage Of diseases or he,
oohseqn,ncs AZ ell AZ The depi rails effects y..t,rs
ssiy IN proper habits he neure such ss
eures can - obtained from eth souvre ia
those Who srry In the earlier stages will W sur.
pnsec ~ the ease and rspidity sfhe sure, - -
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DRWARREN 40 CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
,Dse"es, rom 10 years practice, OF which IN
nVspith Ut. W. 10 enabled to guarantee speedy
Without mercury See his dipoms In his osce, No ncss
sree ADJOINING Chatham square with the arst N
sursery and medioins this oeuntry ever produced.
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NEW MEDICAL B0oKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment Of delicate dseass
ana All the kindred aneetiOns-illustrated by
Der Ssloree plates ~ large life BY Hones
bsstwek ~ d. lecturer and diseases Of the
above named large quarto-s,O pages seoons
edition. price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical aad
Surgical Journal II may be said fearessiy be equal VI
Hseoras Or Acton. works on the same family Of
country Author Of THE Family Physician price tven-
y-hye cents An Of WORK self sbsss its de-
plsrasls defects &C. &c. sixth edition fourteen pAtea
price 81 For sale atfhe publishers, sTRINGER ToWN-
SEND u Broadway. and by ha author. s0i Broarvav
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Qk0n RkWARD.-JEFFKIES ANTIDoTE sPB-
WOOO cine MIXTURE tor the OF privAls disorder
makes aspeedy cure, without tho restrictions OF diet
dnnk exposure or change in application to business The
proprietor CHALLENGES tnse esee which the mixture win
not cure under tho forfeiture Of i've hundred dollars
Pus up in bottles with full directions, 81 botsl
lasts wssk-many are cured in two days FOR sale BIZ
II KING, ly2 Broadway I0s BayaYd street., New York
Little l0i Hanover street. Boston Wright CO. Nsv
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NERVOUS DIBILIrY.-PfRs0NsL la BORING UsDER
certain veaknssses caused by self ahuie no. will ana
IN Dr Delaney Pocket rormuhry" thetr csndidiy
81 togther with the exposure Of qusokery. Sold
the Book Store ana Broadway and by post
81 EspenArd strest. Price only 1917 cents.
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CAkD.-pK d. LANLY. AUTHOR or TIE "PRTvATE
" eediea Guide, ko &c. No 81 Lspenard street ne.r
Brosa.ay un-illins 70 publish long qnschh self recon-
mendaton &C. the author offers 70 those unae-
qusined with his personal and professional
srasy Tor perfect, safe and speedy msy No
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-20
SONS OF TEMPERANCE JULY FOURTH.

Tra Of ne Grand Drfston of FsnnsyrdpidI Presentation
n a beautiful Stone 70 ne Washington Monument
THE several Divisions Of the Sons Of Temperance In the
i District Of Columbia hereby requested to meet
Temperance. Hall Friday, July ath, Mt O'Clock
m procession win then be formed by tho Chief Mar
shall and his Aids and proceed thence attn o'clock pre-
cisey In full regas TO Monument place preceded by the
Grand Division Of Pennsylvania where the ceremony Of
presenting beautiful stone for the Monument will take
place stel5 O'Clock precisely.
The President Of the United States ex-ocio President
Of the Board Of Managers Of the National Monumental
Association expected to be In attendance to receive the
block.
The Brethren Of the Order in Virginia and Maryland
invited to join in the procession and ceremonies and
many of them are expected.
Programme Of the procession will be published by the
Chief Marshal in due time. This early announcement
made by order Of the Committee OF Arrangements to ar
ford ample time for the Sons the District TO mako all
necessary preparation 1t Is hoped that every Son in the
District will be present. and that the demonstration win
be worthy Of the DAY, the 0coaoN and of the ORDER
ny order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
june D-U b. v, PLEAshNTS, Chairman.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-20

THE U. S. POSTAL GUIDE AND OFFICIAL Ap-
vERTIsBR.-We return our thanks to Messrs
p. G. Washington and c. Alexander, the pro-
prietors, for the eleven numbers of this monthly
publication, which are soon to be followed by
the twelfth and concluding number of the first
volume. We have not found time to peruse
these pamphlets carefully but the plan is evil
IDENTIFY good, and Mr.. Washington eminently
well adapted to the conduct Of periodical de-
voted to the objects to which the GUIDE is dedi-
Gated Nor need the editors be circumscribed
in the field of their operations Whatever is
minute and particular in relation to the econ
omy of our government, and whatever is general
and momentous respecting our national affairs,
are alike fitting subjects Of review in this valu-
able periodical. We need a work at the seat Of
government that will at least serve as conve-
nient index to the history Of our diplomacy and
legislation, and this want may readily be sup
piled by the legitimate extension of the plan Of
the Postal Guide. An experiment has thus far
been made, whether successfully or not we do
not know but feel well convinced that it should
be prosecuted by the publishers and maintained
by the community, as we earnestly hope il may
be