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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-10

Known cItzen, MI MisF for seyernI yen,s m;
sctor of the Public choO aud held varous oioes ~
honor and responsibility; '" VI
PHILADELPHIA, Septembes Is, lo45--A a, ,o,.
since. was attacked with obstinate haoki y'has
resisted the remedies such as pare, or III,
aaa 9the1 ordinary msdlclnss Pr Dav pound sym
tourths OF bottle entirely cured me- NV mthey
roubed with an hnbua ugh and has been ree
sqnlls and peregorc has been taking Dr. Davss
lew days past, and her cough u uoi half So bid s
before she commenced taking II. " '
~ THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street
,hs S6ath and West j. WRGHT u iiaff eh'''o'
No; ISL Ca '...t.ss ssw oysssr.
spisse VT asaa. ~ 81 WV ''7oSss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, September Is, 1851.
Ire Political Baie-1he Nares Threaten TO Desert their
Wig .4aes-Pusscution Of the Diamond Merchants Of
Old Spain-TAe Stolen Notes.
The various political parties, having now completed
their nominations preparing their forces in battle
array for the coming contest There many anxious
aspects presented by the choice of candidates especially
in the judicial nominations. The democrats have for
the District Court nominated the present Judges while
the wings have followed the course except having
chosen j. Clark Hare instead Of Judge Stroud the
tves their part seconded the democratic nomination
For the Common Pleas there more variance The de-
mocrats have Judge Jones, L. Bradford and James L.
Johnston The natives selected WIN Rswls VIM d Kelly
and JOS 8. Allison, and the wings Oswald Thomson,
Vim D. Kelley. and NJ. Russell Thayer. This last name
being substituted instead of Mr. Allison, the native IA
vorte. has created hubbub among his parzans; and
II the breach is not healed there will be lamentable
falling of in the vote usually cast by the natives for the
whig ticket The natives declare that their stronghold
Southwark viii give Bger the democratic candidate for
Govern majority Of 500 in revenge for this unnd
cut
The charcoal vendors from Jersey have come of vcto
rious before Judge Kelley in certain suits commenced
under the law prohibiting the vending OF goods of another
State by sample The Judge decided that the law did
not apply TO the products Of the soil and therefore dis
missed the suits
The 81 notes recently stolen from the counter
of the Pennsylvania Bank have been ascertained TO be
ed and issue made dated Aug. 23d 1851. the pay
the stolsn is stopped win be resisted
The reward 500 offered for their recovery has also
pked
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sp.ed.


On Thursday evening, september lS, after long AMI
painful illness JcHs THAcKEs aged 81 years native of
Dublin, Ireland.
lis flerds are invited TO attend funeral which
will tase place from his late residence, 2i9 sixth avenue
On Saturday ct o'clock
On Thursday, ep.omber is, Mrs. MARGARET She'll,
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend TIE funeral from her late residence oil Mont
gomeTy street Saturday rniDg at O'Clock.
On be ncrUing OF September is OF consumption, joan
FiIzrAIsIcK aged 81 years, native OF the county OF
Down, Ireland
The frieds Of the family are respectfully invited to
Houston street iris (Fgday) sfternoon, at o'clock
lis remains viii be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for in
teTmenG
On Thursday morning after short and painful H.
the residence Of lis aunt, Miss Anne Sssliy 235
Bowery. WILLIAM H. Pagan, aged 20 years
lis friends, and those Of his unclcs Patrick Peter,
Michael and John Skelly are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Friday afternoon September 10
o'clock Hi, remains will be inferred IL Eleventh
street Cemetery
On September l., GEoaoE LOVE-, aged 20 years
The friends and acqusnapces Of the family are res
pccuuy invited 10 attend the funeral, from MS late
residence No liS West Sixteenth street. Saturday
afternoon, .oih inst at oolnck
On tie evening OF September L., CArg.RINE AssE,
daughter Cf Thomas IL ant Eosanns Obrien agei
year and months.
The friends ADD sequsintor Of the family
pe:tfuly invited 20 att nd the funeral this (Frtsy)
oop clock from the residence Of her parents
2t0 jay street, Brooklyn near Myrtle avenue.
Roc hester ard LoFsll papers please copy,
On 1pgrsday, september Is, BxRSAEe eldest son Of
BernaId and sophia Lynch aged : years and months
Tbs friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon half past O'Clock
rom the residence Of his father 10 Spencer street be-
tween usbpg and Park Avenues East Brooklyn.
On "Wednesday. Septerabsr AZ. OF ption Mrs
SARAH Louiss LtquEux, formerly Of Charleston s. aged
IS years and months
er fursr will teke .lace from her late residence So
spring street this friday afternoon, a. o'clock
At Quebec. On September IL, BxNsoS WILLIAM, only
son Of Benson and kliza sloan Bennett aged years
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Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THrArRE.--The entertainments this evening,
are Ben the Bostswain" and Mick of the Woods"
which will be the full strength of the company,
Eddy appearing the leading feature in Nick Of the
Gods, and Iilton in he other piece.
BRospwAY THEATRE The great American actor and
general favorite Mr Edwin Forrest whose classic per,
formapces drawing crowded houses every night will
appear his evening in his great character Of Rehehea
supported by several dis ting ushed artists
NIsLo's GARpES The same excellent programme of
kim Ka and "iaoul" which generally admired
will again be presented this evening" with the came dis
tingu shed artists, the Ravelss who are universal
iavorites
BrRroN's THEATRE This popular and favore estab-
shmen. continues in the same career Of suocess-the
house is always cell filed Tonight the performances
with Married Life aud will terminate with
Forty Winks'
EA1oy.L THArHr.-The entertainments this evening
exceedingly attractive and no doubt will draw u
crowded house The first piece is the Iron Chest the
next the MERCHANT Of Venice, and the last the Idiot
| Of the shannon
| RRorGHAM's LYcrrd-The great American actress,
Mis- Charlotte Cushman who Il Gcsersedy drawing large
esscnblsges, aPfesrs tonight in London Assurance
/ ftlmances close with the acht Race.
| BARNuNs MUsEuM.- This place Of amusement Is a
very popular resort Tie dramac pieces ably fllqd
ard the Narnetu Family by their splendid perform
ences, always rewarded With enthusiastic cheers
swERY AMYT1rrE aTaE The arnrs enents announced
for s evening at this popular establishment, are Of
b'ghy attractive character and must ensure dcnsey
crowded house Herr kits wonderful fests of strength
create the greatest aslonis hmsnt and the beautiful,
equestranism of Levi North and Mast While elicit the
heartfelt denominations q approval
CHRIsrY'5 MNsrErls-This extremely taleated and
popular band N give another OF their pleasing enter
tainEents 10 night.
Fellows MissrREls still attracting crowded house
by their excellent de neatons Of the negro character
line progranr1e for this evening.
BFNEtIT Mn. HAIL wmTos This affair takes
place to morrow tveriug and no doubt, from the nu
nercus friends and ecqusintsbces. he will have a
crowded house. Ghs Professor presents fine pro-
gemme for this evening.
hlr DsAFsrEH wi! give another # bis popular ballad
entertainments, at The Tabernacle thit evening
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Ale1aaasr Adelaide hstcs Scott. Boston; 9Th, Henry
q river suty:Td bound Iissri. yoq!ts for sYcrl
Mobile; OLD Ensiand. Lowell. Boston.
ADV Canada (s Harrison. for Boston 2Oth; Ball koeh
Pendten. do 18th Stahordshire brown do With Shetheld
o. ds7th; IiysTpooi Gardner aud Jenny Lind Bunos 40
9th Western World. do 9th; Tempest sth; James Ne
smith, do 10Th; VIM henry Hsrhek Ceonist Gon1Ar and
s sssss r DO % and 90 sss:
Forest Qsssrn Hsslsy dc 18th JSn1 h.neos, and cas
sop, Entsrprs. shannon and Sarah Hyde DO With de-
spach ehaokama1on, for Phadelphia sth; Ssransk DO
lNh Albus Gregory 18th; WIN Penn, do 18th Mary Hale
10Th; swtzerand Carter do succeed her Epsmnondas
1sr Bennett 90 lith Pyramid Henderson, do 18TH Saxon
ints ds Ca Bell Rock and shssld for Boston, lsh
9ussn. and Chas CrOOisr. NYOrk GlenavOn, savannah
Also in pors ids Bsapors MOLsy Elisabeth. Jones' In
fanta Griffith, and Tcnderoga Boyle for York; Pando.
r. Wsm}s for Mobile yossPhus Paine Lady Sale TIE,
Garrow, hamlton Chas Saunders. Spence and Princess
Alice, strich, NOreans; Jane Howard, Panama; Emily
Miller; Janet, Burke and Pearl. Groom, sFrancisoo.
apore Cid ath. Cordelia. Gross. Cardiff for NYork
In port 9th Inca Goodrich for Boston, ldg Zenoba,
Jaekson for NYork do Goodwin Weeks do do IpdepeI-
Henry Hubbark do 2lst Ocean Queen Griswold do 2Sn;
Far West, Briard, for Orlesns. ldg.
vSy NYefs sSmss;l;nS. and p,esss.; Soisan'.
PiI. Sept TreSerisf' Smith, City Point Tone 40
QuEENsrowN, Sept S-Arr Emma Watts, Glasgow to en-
bark passengers for NYork.
ATE Sept 4-Arr Lucy Hale. Thomas. Havana for
Cronsd with rudder damaged and bottom foul was tow
SHIELDS Sept SXrr Meidon. Buchanan, London.
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Telsxr.phis marine Reports.

Arrived-Brg Annandsle philadslphis; sohrs viotory
Richmond, Va; Jasper. Cooley Co, aud Mary NYork.
Cleared-Barks Aquila. NOfleapsi Jenny, Charleston
Homer and Rim. Philadelphia briggs lsoa and California
do; schrs Acklam, do Emma, Eva and Clarion. NYork
dALriAioRn Sept Is.
ArriYed-Erigs Arthur Leary tBrl St Domingo; Elisha
Doane, NYork sohr Roxbury, Providence.
CHARLESTON. Sept II.
Arrivec-Bsrks Edisto, Boston, Leon Baltimore brixs
Carolina, Southerner and Tybee SYork; Cuttings. al
timore.
sailea-Schr Brilliant Baltimore
The schrs Pnmpero for and Columbia for Phi
laceiphis returned on account Of the weather.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept IL.
Cieared-ship Hamilton. NYork.
EorvoLK, Sept IL.
Arrlved-schr Norfolk Packet, NYork.
EEw BEDFORD, Sep. IL.
Arrigedeark Emma Pacific. GO bbls sp oil schr Henry
Gibbs, NYork.
Providence Sept Is.
ATrived-sshrs VIM Dayton, Phiadelphia; spy Albaay
" asp. NYork.
ssled-sehrs John Bowman Norfolk Joha Clayton
NYork.
SALEm, Sept Is.
Arrivei-Bsrk Siquelon, Rio Grande.
Sailed stth-Bark Kingston, Ealtimo e.
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ss. Madison. CLARK savannah :ssI: chM A:sryn 4:
Edns 9. FULLER DO Madeira, Amss do sas wr:at Jones,
a.ss sS '0 ana '''"
$40
hNAr5 sssT s:n Srss; cA.,ss:e1 ss
EB; :snr: Rachel Bsoss Burns: winaiss Alice Phi,
H. Sept Brig t1l'sY
BANGOR. sept is-Cid brig C.sstiua, Pickett. St Do
.dspSi. issh S.r Isnsss. xssa. Tsiadsa
oE KEN s rsaSs ss s~
ain LII H IS .as: pn.as
phis Yiraei. 90; borden Baltimore. A''''
ana p.n.n Rosil.nd SYori; i5sh Nary Lsnsdoa
;.s,, ship; s;.,. tss
coiunb. from Lsshcr Marian from cisafassos and %.
veral other rugged vessels whose
pss for ss esls:
isSSs re a s. Sid 10TH
s'hT Sent % sSn CEN L.nsho
s,sI. hss. s .
lcen AND Kelly do; sears, Ne'sSl a as ca
tsI SEs9;
SSREoLK, Sept l4-Azr steamers Roanoke Parrish; New
put II id brig John Dax;oD Bennett s. Tho%,s
3D. 70 'ad sshEs
hing NE sSuns
'ssI r
p a zs ss Ssms' 9isa ss
Tiiet Boston; Croprsr, Bayiis, Williamsburg NYOrk.
more s'i P Bay
Msry PSr ra snS .r s
Oh = Sx:,s Ssssls slns9s9 csail n' m',.
SGT ssSR Hs%Ran Fas
NYotk sid schr susan Russell, do
yd, W. sept Ar sleep jog Gs GAIT d
tashet slOOPs Elio York ROndOut ANN Holmes Davis.
new SsSSoSS Sept ls-cla bark John DsnAan tnsv.
l7thsrr schrs Thos Smith, and Henry Clay Albany;
hSssEEyx ssS psP Ep11' ss GSs
sf5s'
doysT Daniel h
Foster S Mary s.rsnon HSssy gen
sqsist VIZ Thomas, T2okeT, ara aa!dssrssbls Sim
IrSora, LELAND oersgO Rowland and Mary Eiis, s%i6,
S.s S5ssSs fs!fs i'i,eSs; Ssevs, 6SSd N9Ss.
Power Charleston; PennsyivsSis. Bay@oro Richmond
sehrs william, Collins do Espgss sdas ana Thos P,ga
ASH Jones Sing sSs
%c trD Fa oSP WOe do
PROyiDEN CE, Sept i6--Arr sehrs Horton, Corson
AVID Fredk TYLER, Robins. Philadelphia SAINT Hall, Glen
daniel Frederick, Del Henry b Gibsoa Baker. Albany
sloop pitt smith, do sid scbrs Montezums smith; Jas
| Deputy, Wnsnore Corneia, Weaver. an 4 VIM Henry
Winsmoe. Philadelphia; cloop John Parker, Mason, Al
/ bany.
at Nayatt Point lsth sohr Isaac Hnekley. Harvey
| James River.
| POklLAED, Sept l6-Beow brig Aesia, willard, from
| Philadelphia.
RICHMOND. Sept l6-Arr sohrs ReSeccs Slcar, Pearos
Troy; vi Dubosq Carlisle. NGork: oillinsn Plum
dol New York, Nelson do Sid scar Merchant, Couch, 90
steamer Roanoke, Parrish, do.
SALEM. Sept 6Cld sehrs Grace Darling Smith, Africa
Martha Maria Swift, Eyovk.
SULLIVAN, Sept 9-Sld sehrs Falcon Dunbar. Baltimore
STONINGTON, Sept 4-Arr sohrs Argus. Bald via, Fred
erichsburs for BosOn FavOri.e NYok tor chaham Am
Rondout for Pawtucket.
WILMINGrOs, nc, eept 13-Arr brig Clement. MAYO
Boston, schrs King. sinwright,do; 18th, Nary POWELL
Powell NYork. Cid 10th, sohr Wales, Settle Phila
dslphia.
WEXFORD, Sept 1l-Sd sohr Planter Reynolds, NYorl
| to lead for Texas.
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

PunAprLpH,A septem Der IS-Ff,.s Bogra-Sl. G0Rsad-
ing 6s 10 7la 2O00 7lkj 1000 do, 7ls4 100 Chssa
peake S. go 40 shs Bank, Is; Pennsyiyania Rail,
Bank, 3 Crard Bsns, 10 40 reading Railroad o.
Railroad, c. 2Si 80 dos, Gj so do 2vss so do cHss.
Second Boards 600 PAnns, lvanis 5s g 800 Reading
bank l7 SO Beading Railroad, cash 2 200 Long Island
NH stsn kaihoad6 S. s9 500 Allegheny Coal 6s 50; $40
shares Reading Railroad. 27a4; 10 de-, 277s.
do time 6S1 % DO time. coy 50 do time 81; 80 Mocha
81 0O1 bid lG asked Baltimore 6s 1890 1903 bid I0i asked
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad bonds 1867. Is asked do.
ask
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. Imported to day. casks and lH cases German

loc Imported to day, 6 casks and lN cases German
wine.
NEGOTIATIONS THIs DAY.
CoAL.-2o0 tons coal.
Dauos-SO tierces 306 casks soda ash cases borax;
ECO Casks soda crystals "a packages, 10 cases hhds
msgpesia
Day GooDs-eT packages dry goods per Atlantic Ia?
cases per Rose standsn 100 per Trumbul and ~
packages Per lord America
DyEwoop-20 tons Brazil wood
HpEs.- $40 bundles goat skins; $50 OK hides.
HEMP.-3 bales hemp.
MErALs-l $50 lbs old copper; 2sao bars do
PAINT loo casks Venetian red
PLASTER -265 tons ground plaster.
RAGS 80 bales rags.
srEEL-26S cases steel; rs bundles DO.
SALT $40 sacks salt
SPIcEs-l2 bales cinnamon.
Tis.-S0o boxes tin plates,
ToBAoco.-l cssk tobacco
WooL.-32 bales wool.
WooD. 1852 logs rosewood
ZINC -2605 plates spelter.
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Esq Major John williams, Hon. Elias A. Strong and
Gen. L. B. Swan.
n. Dewy.
The entertainment cost three thousand dollars Rev
Or Dewey said grace. The Mayor presided and after
the officers Of the society aud their guests MIR Della
field. president OF the society, replied, and gave The
city Of Rochester Several other toasts proposes
and responded after which the company retired to
the ball and dancing proceeded with until an
advanced hour The officers Of the militia wore their
uniforms. Jenny Lind not present.
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Photographic Reports.

New ORLEANS, Sept 10, 1851
The sales Of cotton to day havs been 1000 bales at
declining prices mddling being SIC and fair exc
Small saies of mess pork making at fl5 80 Business
Of all kinds is dall The Europas has just been
ceiyed but its effect is not yet apparent Inc weather
continues pleasant
NEW ORLEANS. September Is. 1851.
The sses of cotton yesterday, were 200 bales at r-
regular prices The market to day IS irner with sales
pp 10 o'clock Ct 900 bales. We gaote mGclipg 5lS
81 Flour Is better with sales OF Sc. Louis at So 81.
sales Of yellow cora 1Sc anu white at Sic Sugar OF
fair quality, &c. Rio coffee, SIC
Cn.RiEsToS. Sept u, 1851
Sales made this morning Of $50 bales of cotton.
st ~ axe holders having somewhat ieiinquished
thew former iirmLcs
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F,asss rxsrs Arrived,

RIcHNorp-steemer City Of Rinhmopd-J Russell A sny-
der Barnwell Mrs Dwisb. Mrs. Rempil. Mrs MARTA.
Gate Of the Br brig Urgently Mr. and Mrs waller and child
Mr. Tricky Mr. Mason. Fsrra Mr. HeCloud Mrs Iii ygios
Burwell, Mrs Kettle WE'LL Bransor, Poster, Jones.
DrnLIN-ship Msiabar-Rov Mr. Cauory Mics Ca mory.
Rev Mr. Cossrove, Rev Mr. Lamb. Miss Douglass Miss Gel
Miss Wilkinson, Mrs Mcshsne Mr. McShane, Mr. Nal
law Mr Smith and lady MI Anderson, Mr. wilkins, Mr. La
foy, Mr. Dawley Mr. Bond. Dr. Pierce
HAvRE-Paefet chip Bal.imore-Rev l. Jones, T HAsa.l.
J Bathes, Rev John Perhdin, Mics Gueren.
snYRrA-Bark Correiis Rev I'm A Benton, A & u.
lady and child, Paulding, II sherman.
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Passengers Sailed.

BALYAx LIy PooL-steamship America, from Boa.
tent Homans, BoarirlAn, A Wheelwright, Bos-
toni krs Aiken Andover Mr. Patton and wifi, kr viii
larns Mr. Forrest, Allen Mr. Parker NYork Po veil,
PHILADELPHIA Capt Cox BA Handysias and wife Cana,
DIR Aiiroy, Miss Williams and sister uggns, Tenn
pier Knewles, Wade Mr. Underyo God and wife, Saa-
ley, Miller, Thomas, England Weiss Weiss, Vienna
J sturtE, Prussia--32
For Haifax-Chef Justice Brady wife aad child Mrs. and
Mss Miss Twning Miss Taylor and slater Cooh
ran. Rev Arnold John Bsgna nagrath and wife, Ha
hfax-l6. Total CO.
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On Wednesday; September II by the Rev Mr. Hallsck,
9EoEGE c. MoEGAS Jr., Of Brooklyn, to Miss ELIZA
FIKLD CT this city.
At the Roman athoc Church in Canal street, by the
Rev Al sfont Mr. MAxIMnIAV HARDrMUTH to Made
mUiell9 EuPRAsIE BoURGcs (dite BoRGsEsT
In Philadelphia, September IT, by the Rev. Wm IL
Furness Ny LUpoyC HAsAU, Of New Orleans, 20 Miss
SALLIE L. RRIcE, o: Cincinnati.
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The Turf

UNfoS CorEsE /. L WsDNEsDAy, Sept. l. -TEottirg
match, sAO ui.e heats, 20 skeleton wagons.
james W helpley named g Snsckelbesk.. !
Hiram W oCdIuh raned g < Stranger ..,........
Tine .4l-Z4l
CsNTBEvulE coULsr L. IA most splendid trotting
contest mile heat. IN harness took psce yesterday
afternoon, hut tie crowded state Of columns pre-
cit.dss report until tomorrow. The following is
summary
IL. Jones entered b. & Pst,.............4....... /
q Rsynor entered ch z selim ..................
G. Nelson entered blk Black Hsrry............
Time STA i4-5:ly
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aAHJTIHE INTELLIG nc G K t.
Port OF New York, September ID, 1881,

usarsa.
Shis Ir.s 'sst Isnt Dan: I.msurs Schmidt.
n,rf chss . mar9ls Msa. na,ans Taylor Co.
DIis Gen wilson BeckwOrth, ApalachoOla, Eagle Hs
Brig Frances Lord oiaddins. Savannah. N LNcsrssdy
Ers BSts,s wps Grsrs s.s's Foster S't'n
sehr z Q White Green, B.raeoa n rreemsn 4 co.
sem w.f. srss. wSsss Nc
ss sr t ta s.s' ss s n. h.,. Rodgers Co.
tchr Corns Phinney. warshsm. sprasus.
s,san.r RE Ps.ssssss tlsfs Psi,a.lphi. Sanford
sioop csnsds. crane. B,ias.pors.
sloop Pointer. Fowler frovidsnoe.
h .a III I sR S.sa, 4. .ss M
ship s.lltsr Leeds DSbila. days ia ballast, With
snip baltimore tpt.l Conn, asvre. Aus is, with naus
Bart Della Latham GasSOv. 20 days with iron, 70 Dus
Bari Nor tserrl Helm, Llmsret q days. 10 bsil,s.
with l5 passengers Williams Guioa Avg lst 20
Lon III pOks shiP Lesnor VI Boston from hasanrss er
s,II s.,s "a. A =, tHa@ Ts.:s R.@ss q d.''
BARK Cortsis hutohiHsOn. Smyrna, July a. With WOOL
Sra Tri.nrS tsrj raleon,ras. bremen 81 saJ, in bal
' s;s -s M I sr. 10 I'M" B.s,ss no y
ssJs si,h $4,000 :. ss1S' 90. sSf !, "a, iSs
fol Sh, Psrss@suso 81 ds,.n, % mile. ,s.sssssd sig
bound into Psrus@sueo' 81 is, "a q s .pSs.
schr TO Thompson from serandra for btrnutN lh LAT
~ s.res. i .ss,ass s9 SIS sSss1s g
6sys with coffee TO Phpps Co. eth inst lat IS s lon
q 0.PoIs .his Kat. Hunter NH from New Orleans for
Nsrseiles. 80 days out.
schr cses,e tBr) Resvs, Cumberland. Ms wssys wish
rrnds,5ue 10 raster
sehr On EvAst lBrj Dunbar windsor. Ms. asys. wish
sesr washinEsos Coldirs. w.sAinssOs NC days. wa
navel stores.
Pcir Hovard Bske-. Boston.
fchr Natiles, UB-ien, Ssiem.
pchr Pioneer, Baker. Clsucrster, days.
echr star Nickerson. Ciousss'eT days.
ectr white Oak. kanrrg Rorkiand.
echr uouns Hope. Pos1 Rockiant, days
sehr Psvtuctet Ulmsr Roehlaad, days
Pchr Red Beach, Wooster. Calais. days
rioop Ieasc IA Borden. Dunning. Fall Rivtfri
sIoo2 James Gorhau., Nichols, Fall River.
srpr is-wind q. tsnriss NJ A nsridi.A, INV sssun
set s.
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tprp SIR ,xsprp Er.erA-Apt grroSALl -
.lsrs. Aus Arr Hssdson, White. fOrtsAns ~

tPrp SIR ><sprp EvsorA-Apt yrrosALl
AfGcAsrs, AUG A-Ar Hsdson, WIFE, rVrh'~ns anu
vigo. .o.,.... Ia
BoRprAvx. Avs u-Au II Wolf Lars N0flsAns s an
hilti,1es, Kobinsso, kOrle aas r,.... rr.,..~,
Adv Brupsvtsh. Adoioh, Reind-az. Puia8t uncors'
Med srseh, Ha1ius tor NNrlesne
Harriet, and Paris, for Nvorhl ce,ss, for - and bma'
bye, svme. for Phils taxphis. - 49,, o,a n.
sad proceeded for Hsvra -.-.-.-, A.. Nr..S
CLYDE. espt3-icg. Glasgov tsorev sthnArl 10Y h"i
CuxHsvss sept sid sarah, lamb, Galres on. $50
CsDz ArE se-Arr Realm, Libbey sad AsoHi' as
NUrie, ~ ris vigo. ..,.. u.~-.
tard tfaceededl. -.
goTrHSHvRs, Ass B-Arr Bebe, Lessren Bosom
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OAHTS AND IUNDON TREATMENT OF FHIVATx
Diseases. In few hours by vegetable applic cation
vithous pain. In debility, brought BY improper habits
and eenstt sfecons he combiass
The local remedy and show there
who csnnobe cured without It, he has daily
duration, from the other physicians In ALL he
permanent cure makes daily cures strctsre wtnou
former disease enough s diploma with and
OF other certificates that nothing earal
IT, You cured me In day ID NJ Corbyn local APP
pcncn cured me In few hour after another doctor tried
be cured Of weakness from self abuse without benefit has
you cured me by locel and treatment in sher1
tme.-Jas Evans You cured Of the worst syphiliss
sheetion on my body and face In shot time. has
guset medicine could hear diva rersuscn Perth n
boys N j. Those patients At dstanre can BIZ enclosins
Tee be treated oy mail 0fise hours morning all and
10 in the evening ~ LARMoNT, NJ d., q Rsads street,
two doors from broadway not In tie stoye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

npPosITror TO THE OLD ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
" dent Line for ChAres divect snd Through Tickets for
California ats further rsencs,on IN prices be new Aad
tessse the fas,t steamer In The world VIII sail sAtus
dsv September ~, ATS p. -. from pier r. r. Prices
Chasres have bssn reduced IN FIRST class to $50 In
$40 and in ssersse, So Persons securing their tickets
No freight tsAen ssy % sailing For freight passage
Apply only " =. MILLS. Aren't 81 Courtis.dt strssN
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POOV osc mixture Tor the Of private disorders
sfeedy cure without the least restriction Of dsN
drink expossr chsage In Application 20 business Tbs
proprietor challenges single which the mixture viii
not cure tnder the fxeture Of ave hundred dollars s
put sp in bottles vth full drectcns NJ 81 Ore battle
lasts wask-msny are CURED IN two days For sale BY y
II. Ring lp2 Broadway aad Bayard New York;
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