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on Thuf-ity morning, May q NicuotAs Oscar IN the
Sit ytsr q III arc
Tte ri,uls tf The family are respectfully invited to
attend m. fUncrsl Saturday. 9th inst halfpss
o,ctf 4. y NJ IRON his late residence No % Warren
sird sithont further invitation
On wcIn, gdsy. May IL ENfty BtroF, OILY child Of
wn 4 ard Emily NJ Butler, eged IA month. and 10
day.
ire fcativrs and fcr a. of the family are respectfully
invited r. rttend the funeral Friday afternoon At
oeck fcm ct4 Grctnwich street, without further in
ytstion
on "wednesday. May 81 Louisr, infant daughter Of
Jonathan n and Elizabeth Stanton aged years
The friends ~ the family respectfully invited 10
attend hsr funeral on Friday 23d inst 1T half
o'clock n NJ from the residence u her father No 90
soulh Wrist strcct, wlumsburgh, l. l.
ON wednesday May 81, Mrs IfSEmrIf E1TIrSs, wife
a. harifs ftliing aged ~ years
The relatives of the family also the members cf Gin
cefity Lodge. No 2 J. o. Of y. r. respectfully in
,e 10 atie nd her funeral from her late residence No
80 rtnil etstet, (urar Broadway Friday I'd inst
al O'Clock IN tho afternoon. Her remains will b. in
tered In tie Union Cemetery williamsburgh.
German Iapers please cory.
On Wcdne d.. May IL Of congestion ~ the brain,
AsrEt~ I,rpsoS yourgcst son Of sophia A. AID Bcnja
min mo, v. aged years months and days.
The relatives and Friends o. the family respectfully
nYtrd H. attend tho funeral from tn rsde nco q his
ps5cnts n Lewis street. III halfpast 0elsek
Al Tie Mansion Home. in Panama, on Thursday May
! M,ty NltrN-ehr lad arrived there but q few hours
Mar waa ptll and fsyoreb. known ~ many travellers
Who had sto,od nj The scn Hotel for few hours OF
Uotgtua for bes kinJlfcas and attention 20 them.
Al tlaefes \ O. On ApFil % Capt R.stfp. reuman.
81 IA Gle river swgp III r"nls1 80, b-cvrht
W tti, tty lgr nlgrmta i
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e.: .:: q. ss:s :,s !. =: X: - s'A.
Scssr. r.a.ss fS;tAs; :l.ns. The .r...as....
is a.: ks and a. 81
s ys ssoas ssGs disposed to meet aysr The
s s Mere sold At & ca n.sksre were improving 80
FRE,aHrs-Ths engagsmedts were rather iigh, to day
s.ens isy hundred tales Of eSt.Sn for LverPo0 at
don Hayrs there was nothing of moment Offering and
Tse,rssss have been made of 600 bOae. lunch rai.n
at 81 1s $50 bushels African pea nuts at 2 sc and
HAr-R,sr Vas less plenty and more firm, LOO bales
having been taken at ec Ss cash Small lots for city
hors sontnued dull lot of 10 bales western New
lnon-1hs narls. was quiet. sale Of 80 tons Scotch
Ixrs were less freely offered and rather dearer 500
go Eastern sod this forsnso, :, II o2' cash
Roksnd found buy at 72c and 80 lump at Doc ecc
MoLAssEsNo alteration has been observed in the mar
ks since our last The sales We're confined TO ABOUT l
sd ssSaas si
pentine sold At sse se cash and 600 IBIS com
fs Z sS SEsfsa; s.' held
sss Z and S1ss s'sa ers
;tsre at 5se cash whieh indicate: steady market.
S,,s;
At sl5s SIS old at Sil q prime It SIS
e. asf 81 Sssa rs'
- Is for prime. Prime beef hams and cut meats
all heavy in price and without any demand Lard
moved the extent Of 800 bbls prime Mt 9e. 9o.
showing Lrisk and firm market Butter aud cheese
were pretty sslesble at uniform rates.
REAL EsTATE-The auction sales to-day as follows
Astoria-S lots Broadway between First md Second
avenues each 24xl0O S95 each $3.50 ~ lots Sc
cond each 2xl together $500 IL lots on Second
avenue Grand street avenue each 21xlW x each.
S lots above each 25xl $50 30 each, S4S lots
near Grand street avenue each 2Jxo $50
lots above each xl0O so each $50 lots adjoining
each 2JxlO S each $40 lots adjoining each 25xl0O So
each Sa0 lots Academy street, near Broadway each
2xlW $50 each 80 lots adjoining each 2oxlW Sol "
each $50 djoning each 25xoo s65 each 500 lots
Academy street Grand street senue each
$50 each SfG lots adjoining each 2,xOO ST 30 each, $50
lots adj Joining. each 25xlcO, SO each, $50.
RcE has been without marked change Within the last
day or two 20 casks ordinary to prime s. Se,
cash, per 100 lbs
s.ehRs-We noticed transactions including lOeCo Ger
man. at IS $40 and l5oOo Havana at S2 ~ four AMI ok
months.
9AlAsout 200 boxes red notified CASTLE have been taken
SpIcrs were nearly nomnai-50 bags Jamaica pepper
brought $50 Cssa eoald be obtained at 10 cents and N
SpiRirs-W hiskey inactive and rather easier. OF
prison. 100 bbls. sold at g and OF drudge % hhds At o
SUGARS steady but dull sales OF only 81 hhi Cuba
being ade at Jl,c. and IS do. New Orleans 1t &c.
TAIIow depressed 1000 lbs prime changed hands a.
WINrsThe business comprised 50 or. oasks Burgundy
port at 20 cents 10 do TencrH at 40 and 20 baskets Cham
The aggregate receipts Of produce to-day by the North
river boats were :-Flour l9000 bbs wheat 900 bushels
do cut meats 24 do. lard 100 do. butter. Al: de-;
cheese, 30 do; ashes 40 bbs and whskey, $50 Do,
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heioTe Judge hoeee AMI Aacfmen Oraihn ana Fall
TAlAh on ANN lEfhAn, INDICTED FOR mAsSi.ArGH-
TFr, II CAUSING TIE DEATH or a SERVANT GIRL,
81 Ill TREATMENT.
MAY - The summing ~ al counsel In this ca.e took
Place day The evidence we closely revived and
crately upon ~ t-c counsel on The rart Of
tie defence anu Is the ust.ct Attorney On lie part OF
The prosecution.
The presiding Judge charge tie Jury briefly UPON the
Law applicable % tie cssr and alluded 10 the leading
polnts of the Testimony IL aid VII trouble YOU m
Tie remarks have 10 make e. sou to give me- ycur an.
divided attention. Ihs cause which la been .omc -hat
ffO,facicd l. nov about y be brought 10 close need
not gay 10 you thst b4 l. case presenting aspects ~
varied character a. mnn Jurors or In whatever 10.
sii1n mas b. placed ve afc All 10 have or synpa.
thi-a .xeifed IL Ifgt 4 tie prisoner III this ragr
anti gCnistic feelings vii na aFsiy arse ri. trirnc
charged T. r,votifg namely. tia, the death or the
child "a ty TIE f-ue On the ether Ia nd wc
whom WI c1p pee, l0 End 81 tluf h amisLle an that I,
lorly The tfi.eutf "a indicted for man.lauah.
ter IL TIE first a .1sec. bus tie District Atttrnsf
ssys DE- shall oniy ass - conviction for tusls.
s3u1t.r In The second II ress ! vii Rad t. you geu..
tie legal dg1niti.n ~ aUghtur inhc s,.ord
DEGREE, Judge Hsai.. tere 49, thr stafrto~y rf.e,
- aan uusifr ~ a. second al II tn fourth degree.
H. "a b. should onlf aiule o very general vay e.
the ~ twhy leaving tht let1itrf Il q the rcc1 rctau
a. thn 5srs Ifte 5tfF a.r. rii.aci aid o. taige
lat ~ lows Id IL, sfJ death aod thev rfrs
also tsgeI lhst the &Y.. stlc Inflicted ~ the urs.
ssnrr fhry 4i04li rgfur q grf tef ~ rrty or Il tie
tG. a,fc rlI "a II iafut IN a healthy t,cr. n ssuid
uof have tauel G.sh vrt .te a N II ihr rr.fnl n
o.. Bows bin. .ueA tGs her .isn wa ~ sole.
rtttu the Jus should rauY'es Noprr.oh could .lth
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.


BALrMoRE, May p, 1851.
Tie Steamer Ohio Disasier-Epscopsl Conrenisn-SaIe
Stock Ordered 7reu6ie .arasms the Sesar Makers &C.
The disaster TO ths steamer Ohio continues excite
much anxiety in this sity; and 1t is rendered GER
Tain that ut least two Of estmable citizens are
Hmong the victimsFrederick schelter and John Fin
ky, Esqrs Mr. sehlter had just sold his valuable farm
In baltimore county account Of the declining health
Of his wife whom he accompanying to water cure
establishment the North She was saved, and he was
lost whilst searching her in the cabin where be had
l,ft her few moments before the accident Mr. Fnlay
very old and iDfirm, and doubtless fell an early
victim
The sixty third Annual Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church II Maryland will commence in st.
paul's church, in this city, next Wednesday, and
continue for three days. The difficulty between Bishop
Whitngham aud the Rev. DR.. Johns has been mutually
passed over, though both parties being convinced
against their will arr 81 the same opinion still
The second branch Of the City Council, yesterday,
bxthoired the selling of 400 shares Of the Baltimore
Ind Ohio Eailroad dividend stock and also the borrow
Sg OF 100000, making in all 900 to be devoted to
Ne payment Of the interest the internal improve
hcnt loan. which will considerable reduction Of
the taxes 10 be levied the present year.
The trouble among the segar manufacturers Of Balt
especially the German portion Of them account
Of the importation OF forty workmen from Bremen by
Messrs T. q. Little Co., TO work in their establish
ment, came near producing quite riot, but is now
cooling down. The hessrs Little assert that the
they pay the men they have imported whs superior
Baltimore and THAI they compelled to import them
on account Of the impossbty Of securing good hands
here to enable then to I'LL the orders they have haad
and TO prosecute their business
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BosroS, May 2.n 9uetion-lo shares State Baai trar
$50 G PER Ell; 70 Boston Bank, tpar 800 sos per sh
l5 City bank 3a cent adv ~ Globe Bank III per
ssp Sd boston ci. IT, pT ss
July s. lss 300 do. is, 1853, par. Stock Boa,d-20
shares Western Raroad, lo IA do 1867; l0 Cheshire
Rairesd, co y Eastern Railroad l0-s 5do lG2 Fitch
lurs Railroad il3 Northern Railroad IL 70 do, 7l7s
road gss % Reading Railroad Is.; 100 do, bod, Ee 10
do IL Rutland Railroad 57ts; 10 Boston aud Maine
Railroad. 1855, 90 Portland Saco and Portsmouth Rail
ropd 1O Railroad. Ss IL Boston aad Pro-
.67s 20 DO t:s; 40 do, bd, 81 $50 do. 36s, Michigan
Central Railroad o3 - do l0f 20 Norfolk County Rsil
road. I'll Bank u North America l0ll S00 osdenshrr
Railrosd bonds. va; 1900 Rutland Railroad Mortgage
bonds, ~.
FnlhprIr PIMA, May 22First Boord-s5oo I. S. So '6T
esp III; 40 Pcnna IS al1s 59f DO. q; 500 schuy,k
Navigation Is int. or. 81 500 do, ~ 1900 do int
40 2oo0 Reading 6 e b. ~ 400 do, "a 100 Lehigh In
ssrs ~ 5 '1isa s. e r. S +; D so ri s a.
100, 40 do, - lO1 leo Wilmington Railroad IS. b.
shares Merchants and Msnufs Bank, Ptt, 81 6S Manu-
faeturers Mechanics Bank, IL 10 Commercial Bank 5
" Penna Railroad 49, y do b5. ASH 80 Residing Rail
road FL 10 De- III 70 do q & % d. & % Norris
do. .9Ter Sg.s-S p1e RI aiding 10, J5 80
Reading Railroad, lC0 de-, Isl $50 do, @ss 2J do,
- sS do ~; 100 Morris Canal l5s. Second BeGrd-
sit,o seLuylkiil Nsvgson int 20; $500 Penn'a 81.
Lehgl Interest ciis 40 do. ~ 30 City Ca ~ OGs, IS
sis Penns Railroad f leo 6irard Bank is's; North
American Bank. lns,: loo Morris Canal l 100 Reading
Railroad. 80 Beaver meadow. IL arr, Sa-s-lW shs
BsIriNont, May sl.-Nfocs Board-s1o Baltimore rni
Ohio Railroad bond lsa 9 - shares York and umber.
land Railroad. - At the board today, Baltimore Is
is.o, cieed II los td $50 o1s bid is iol bid loil,
asked Balm-re snd Ohio Railroad bonds 1867, G bid,
= ssAsd; g. hsres bid, 77Ss asked Yosh AM lumber
land, = I. bid .s5.s asked.
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a. Nny - hy the Rev Dr. Ilarienbufgh. Mr. JAua,
7 On Niotr ~ MI. NanA BrStoS, both ~ this city
May iiesfrn. blessing attend this happy pair
And Cf taFib'e JOYS receive bountcou share
On Jtur.iay May u, hy the Rev Henry Ward Beech
81. Mr. y. y kAVrrHHefg 20 Miss SAnsH hys GHtTf.
only d. glitter - Nr Henry Graf. all u Brooklyn.
Cu Thursday. Ai.y - at the Church q the Saviour
rrrUEtyr. ly tic Rev Y. Farley. u. D.. Mr. Cn,rls.
u o..ry % Mi-s Ma, W, daughter q Miles Cook
a. Iiolsfay My y at st. Peter Church ~ tho
H. SIR Carueld Mr.. FrErrRieR HFttFs o. N,ss Hrx-
rffYts n S.eUr 10th a this city.
Cu 1rf. Ivy 1ay - BY the Rev. Mr.. NcElroy ArGrs-
rt. j. N.Ntnes ~ NAEr y. hNovIro ~ u This city
on WearaeJay May II. At No - Grove street by The
rfy Uf fattrn. NJ cnarLrs REQ O. Mis-. CAroliSE
ts,s Nocu. 80 ~ ri. city.
On NsyZ. ~ the Rev. Isaac Wegtcc,s. Mr. Asprrn
sff#anl, &C. Mtss Mars VI. Nkttts al a. his city
d. tte ciiy IL Baltimore. on May ~ by he Rev nr
\ Meietd Dame WILSON 10 IanTl CL.tHf, al a.
III flyt
ft sinithtcxu long leland, suHday May Is ~ the
Eut = ftwsfi> ,. 'rvrti a. Wellington, u. g..
t1 Nil MsEsA ApgrsrA SltIH. daughter Of the late
E.ctnrt sr.ith IA a. sndthtown
Al 49, So rav rdncsday morning May u. ~ the
uss Uc.il, Hollis MIR CoIrs W. wHrT, q oyster Ray
80 Niss IFrtInrI A TNlTF, daughter q Jacob Tyler
reg. f,ts oftLc cliy Il New York.
Al Nslgaraiso 90 April 81 ~ the Rev WIN Armstrong
wult,N NoAEl. - Baltm0rc r TO Miss Erttx LtLts
sl5' daughter x George g. liobon, Of Valparaiso for
mefiy II lhiisde ghla
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III rtntv NAY j. r. n.
Asrs rsrain-d arm. 9Th sales q 10 IBIS. feas =, ~
snd pots ~ T5s - ~.
trfs-Tbors "a Their less activity he aeur
market to-day without however, creating sny particular
vatston Home dealers rur chased frcc. but the
Mgh prsensenf holders checked the export bunes o.
domestic Ta1 hhs s0ld inslgdna suTerhne >.
S. 1As 81 ordinary e. straight ~ ia ~ - nised ~ got
Indiana Mhras, aud Ncw Orleans ~ ~ lSa ~ ~ Vi aud
yutt eenrsse Al - Canadian Aiet few hundred
barrs changed hanis Al q II - ~ N toni Sovthsrn
wsf steady Vthtae IL tp bbis xed TO straight brand
A. - II - -; and fsncy Al - - 81 he
"a better rnand and ~ bis nc purehas ~ 81 =
~ w Corn meal has Varied tphssI held fris
I'LL SAC. = .F hube Jrime ~hte Ceneace ~ ~ ~ 49,
40 White Michigan at 81. TORI piehty And
he business naunlng 10 bashcgs be,na
hb 81 ~ n 80 esttr aud6sS. Ole rouaa
gsa4sN, Rpf aat ElrfaN sally laes g.etsf
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IfvERroot-ship Themis-Sarah, Margaret, and Jessie
Heyitsop, Gerard, Gerard.
HavHK--Paeket ship Baitmsre- Cenp.ant stevens, Of
nsmsurs Albert Lelle q Geneva overmure, Miss Met
ltr ~ Augsburg Msdsm Ssln, 81 Paris ~
HkvsNA-Shir Norma-Mrs Emma Banco Masters Air ed,
Gonzalez and CuEman Blaneo, Mise Jus Csrborege aoa
ruin kobst Autcnie Carers, Francisco Richam bons
MellsnO Ramos.
McruI--Bark Louise n Caroiine-Misa MspedStn, Mr.
Calef and child, n Martin, WIN Russell, Thos Dee.fnr
shS JUAr, NIc-schr sWilcsx, Theodore
Craig
.trssco.-schr Clara Bcrsss-Dsso syAl lad. sai tv,
,bltrss, Or rsgras MQsias;gs
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Port OF New York, May 10,



y ;s Ha ss:ss
iBren).' Gs,jsa Bremsn Hsnssfss unlh.rs Adrssis.
snSs ssr Orleans kssssSs Wolfe Port washa
n.,sss Tyas bRsp a%s...
rhs nnsisn a.s Fl ssan
Norris, Airamichi Jasper Hasty Charleston Durham
r1sS:,l s.4. .I asri Rig. I Esash M
fsas
Dixon n.yana Iodine tBrb Mills palhsusie, NIB; Wilson
ford Fhilsssiphs calry Psssas Fo1sisad InI Wal
ssS 4s .rSat
St John HB. j Brceimsn; Morn, VAIN sinan, VIII.
rsrt:as NssS.n 0f Peru smith, dS Henry Gibbs:
stesmers-A nthracite Morley Philadelphia Black pia-
Steamship Winfield Scott Couillard New Orleans days
sna
Bnst Cloud in toy. going up tho river sane day say Br
w brig S.I:h. ssy from Sss Orleans for asrssss
Ship ry,n%ad !Cf a1 TahSmssson Robinson nspoO es
in With ship Tonawsnda, from Liverpool for
.Ia . sg day. with md
9rle.n, e. Liverpool o.k lat lon i saw bark Sarah
took PILOT 10Th inst.
ss ss fsE ss'ss &
Ion s & her 'sai s
ship TrnmSu Smith Liverpool, April a. With dss and
g s.r sR &C.
18th met lat 81 lon Is 20 saw large i,iss, se ae
Of which would 800 feet IN altitude eth ecocF
mem The po. on Tuesaay moGaH '
Ship Nerms Ellis mot Barton as prsviossly rpotedb
10th inst lat Ion 10 80 spoke bark Victor from HsftEs
ship Camden Sherwood. Charleston. days. with cottor
Bark Louise Csroiine Raven Mobile 10 days with co.
Brig celona DAM Brock Gibraltar and Marseilles "a
2 lon A. 70 saw slip VIM Cooper, steering Il six hours
Brg Lucy brewer Matsnras IA days with uolasses to
A III xsslan Masters. Windsor Ms with plaster
Er Dr,nnon. nllsSoroush % days, with
ssir Arsodina IDatch) Van wych. Amsterdam, Al days,
with mdss 70 simms iinner April q lat % 49, lon 30 a.
with mdse' 70 Foulke s Son.
to kaTshseds 18th ns Il, Z a. lon 3 spoke bark
s ssg A st sr Ssss via Nc" Haven
sshr Col ssterlsy Davis Charleston, days. with cotton
schr Eisuise Robinson Wilmington, NC. days. with
sehr John Blocker. Smith ocrseokc, days with naval
sehr Hiram Gerard, Hammond, Baltimore, days
schr Alexander. Baldwin, philadelphia. : days
sehr EiYrs Thompson. New Haven days, bosnd to Phil
se6r Sarah, Perry New Bedford. . days
Schr Sarah Jane. Fitzgerald Nantucket days
days
Iuteh Lark ThOrvsldssu Br bark Achilles Br brig Stan
dard.
81 VIZ gs Joseph Walker for Liverpool A'' anchored at tho
NAY 22-wind at sunrise. calm and haxy; meridian ssE,
fresh sunset, sW. aud light
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DOCTOR YOURSELF FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENrp-
BY means Of the Pocket sculapius Every Ons HIS
sx diseases and in
The various secret diseases ~
faithfully described and all the recipes given In PLATA
atts1 tOn and should be read BY every one Young
to placing yourselves under the any nas
what his pretensions be- get copy this truly uscfA
work Strangers visiting the city particularly those
tempatng marriage don't thns ofreurning home vtthese
going should possess Youngs Treatise NarrAes
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Any person sending twenty Eve cents enclosed in ett
will receive one Of this book BY mail Ave copies w
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases n hours. by n vegetable Applioakisu-

diseases, in few hours, by vegetable applieatlsa.
S VIA pain In debility brought On oy mprSPsr nAsss
the local remedy and show there
who cannot be cured without he has daily e
Xears duration from the other physicians In all he
without which Others uss By their not ss1
ling the former disease enough. His diploma, Wiz
these ana tho hundreds f cerfcAte show that
sau,i II: Iou cured me in d.y-D. n Corbyn. 0.s
tor tried long time-C Derond. paid over $50
years TO be cured Of weakness from self without bsa
short timeIJas Evans You cured Of the =
syPhilitic ulcers body and time after
had been under three physicians for year besides ls
every qusck medicine could hear ofWm. Ferguson PseS
treated BY mail once hours from A. n. to2P r. sai
doors from Broadway.
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Tcicgraphic Marine Reports.

Bosr0T, May z.
ArrveaBark Arof Marscilles 10th lat 70 a. Ion 10
10, saw brig kcying from MstGnsRsfor Cowes.
Bark Nathl Bank, tsrdcnas brig Trump, Cienfuegos
sehrs l. II Nickcrson, Wilmington, NC; Independence,
samuel Boston Philadclphs; ndrev Brown, Albany,
Cooley h Co, and Augusta, Nlork.
Clesrcd-Bsrls Franklin, Trinidad Sarah Olney, Matan
Herschel Wilmington. briss Edward Henry, ussty
COPELAND Chrdenas: Appleton, Baltimore; Erie Phadel
pha; schrs Someryilie. Aicxandria Noble and John -
Philadelphia; Ellen. and John IreisBd, NYork.
BALrIssEr, May ..
Asriyed-Bsrk Lowell, Boston.
CrARLEsrov, May Il.
Arryed--Sehr Helena NYork.
CleaTed-John Currier, Liverpool.
ssied-Alohona, Philadelphia.
NoRFoLE, Mar q.
Arriyed-Brs Ann Elizabeth B0stou; sehrs Fairfield do
Juniata, Weber, ana Lam-rtine, kYork.
Cltsrcd-Brigs lsola, and Henry wood, Windies.
Sa.lsd-DsTks ,irgiu!an, Nuresrc Repeater. Liverpool
NV BNproRD, May II.
Arrived-Sbip Geo Washington. Nlork schr- " BroSn
ing, fanteso, NC; Yankee Albany Ana, Rgndeur Wm
brown NYork.
sElled-Brg Confidence, Cuta.
NswSvErroRr, Nay q.
Arfi,Ia --Sehr Kos,uth, -.
PoRrLsrp. May 81.
Ar..ys5-seir Alert Phllal.phis.
SAvaSSaH. May IL
Arriyed-ship Marion snd brs Harriet Newell, NYork;
seLr Hsryctt, Bosten.
sails5-schrs Msrths Maria. Niosl; samuel csstGcr,
Pals deirhia.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23

HR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoNYIDKNrIALLy
Rso.ot - sss nSNS - .'wSa Thirv wsnous mssesv
enables him TO aebty &c. arising from
abuse See hs London diploma his private ONCE ~
Fulton street. n. B.-Es foe till CURED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
nor SALE.--Adesirsble RESIDENCE

~ IN N. Orange. n. j. three minutes walls - depo-
churches aud one jersey Ci,y sutsoe
Tor gentleman doing business in sr city. Two Story,
attic aud basement house wh lw0sUry addition coatsn-
ing eleven rOos, cellar closets; goOa vaie bsrn,
stable eersge chicken sed pig house about two and
DALI eefes Of land beautifully locssd and N good or
der huit shsbhsfy and shade cows, fowls, &c IN
ffRlrc Of r. KINGSLEY. " Orange OF OF
J. b. Rowe, IA Grand al N. Z.
so-Ten Lola Ia one plot and about ak In aaOher near
Bedford, l. Nlnh Ward, FOR ssle cheap for exchange
Apply al ~ Grsnd-st ". Y. ISL La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
SALE-A FARM of 10

III ACRES in Weaichester County beautifully s'tlaied
on he Bronx River ~ from Guy Of New fOrs
ard 90 minutes walk from lh- RziIcad De p0 Al dlls
bridge on The Tuckehoe road said Fam In good state VI
cultivation. AM hAs good 1uongs; II may b. divided ha
ing eligible building si'es For her particulars inti
Of A. ]. BLEECKER. AgcuOneer Broad-sL -,
Al.O besuufu Country Scat on the 81 s.1r % ~
Huosnn River nj Slongue. containing 80 ACtEs u
beautiful LAID sOpiDg % the river mss Oh sslo pa r.
Are Dwelling House and Gu buildings In good order IL
is well calcu fr building s~s having lt e-t on NC
rver; distant miles from HO'oken Ferry and m'e 20
low sus Ferry Amd,t adv splendid Country Scala For
further particulars Apply 10 J. BLEECkER Auelo9esf
Z <oi 1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-

LXDENCE AT ktN GSbRlDGE, WEsTCHESIEhC
FOR SALE -C0usising Of tEO story house with osse-
nenl aud auic- fronting ffyfour feet including wings
aarbs unaDtss and CRATES, throughout the house Ihs
on which sLaros CONSISTS % acres though more
can be ADDED II desired The ground 10 handsomely aid
out ih fruit rres shubbery &c There sre also al me
o. cesssry oubuidings such Coschhouss, Ice house
&c Its within twenty minutes walk Of silber the Hudson
River or Harlem Rail Roads For further Daricnars In
xav llfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

LVOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT
r. IN PORT CHESTER near ne New-Hsven Rail-
rad Depot the post ROAD. Lot 80 by - eeI swosoy
frne house; house 2 " Se feet Price 500 Inquire al
g. Beecker. or as 6rocfresl NY (,V im@