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herd No. % Green street. ct 4P n, without further
On IL. s.h Of MaroA ct half past P. H., Major ".
On Tuesday, March 4 Of srysipslas, ELISA O. ssrH,
daughter Of Samuel and Julia Pisrson, aged months
the residence Of his brother law, MI Aisxsndsr
Galloway, WIZ. CHARLES HvarHREY, Of ooasump ton,
aged ~ years, months and Is days Mr.. II was Q
native ofRamapo but for nuuber Of years, has been
clerk for Messrs. Park Everett, Bowery, New
York, whose highest confidence and esteem he meri-
toriously eharsd The measles IN the spring Of 1850
nrst seriously affected his health and In the fall he
Was compelled TO leave his business. He retired to
Warwick, and was under the charge OF the eminent
Dr. Woodruff, of Menroe; but disease was too deeply
seated for medical skill to reach. Though always
but before his death gave evidsnos Of the hope
the Gospel and when at death he past speaking,
he made signs that he trusted In Christ and fell into
that reposs which the voice Of Christ alone awaketh
Although his parents had not wealth to bestow upon
him. they did confer what Is infinitely SUPERIOR
full mental store Of the best and noblest prnci Pies
without which riches q curse, and . name but in
fanny These he observed the rules Of his life and
conduct, which won for him universal esteem and re-
gard. They also preserved him unsullied from all
those low dishenorskle and dsbasing influences and
habits which in New York ruin 20 many youth, and
his bereaved mother may wall look back with pride
upon his incorporating integrity and otess moral
virtues as the fruit Of that assduous socitude and
care with which she watched over her maternal
charge, and cultivated those virtues with such pre-
eminent success; and,
As her grief burdsned spirit weeps over the tomb
May the bow OF Gsds promise beam over her head
The hope OF the ivins-the hope ofthe dead
At Buena Vista, the residence of his father, near
Newcastle. Delaware, JoHy Fisher, emily surviving
child OF Hon. John N. Clayton, late Secretary Of
state.
At Dover. Delaware, recently, Hon. Mr.. CoMEoys,
former Governor Of that State.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

DaLIlhokkj March ., 1901
Tie Kent Massaere.4nother .frrest-Reeeption Of Nev
York Fi,emen-Street Cleaning General Chaplias
Trial, &c.
Information has been received of the arrest of an
other man, charged with participation in the
OF the Cosden family, in Kent county last week
He had been missed since the committal of the deed
and found in the woods distance of, whilst
in the set ct preparing temporary shelter tor the
night. On his person was found . bloody knife and
dirk and there also marks of blood various
parts of his clothing He was taken to Chestertown
aad committed for further examination.
The preparations making by our fire companies for
the reception OF the Amerious engine company, Iof
New York who are expected on the 3lst instant are
Of the moot exts nsve character Whilst here, they
will be the special guests of the Waterman IRE
psny. preliminary meeting of delegates from the
various ere companies Of the city was held at the
WAtchman engine house onday night. Delegates
were percent from all except the Union Howard Dept
ford and Franklin. who. however, understood to
be prepared TO join in the reception Captain swain
Of the Waterman, was chosen chief marshal,
and . committee of reception, consisting OF
six members of the Watchman, and from
each Of the other panies Of the city pointed
It was also agreed to have day procession, each
peny to choose its own marshall The fremen
determined to enter into the matter with spirit and
tine turn out IL anticipated.
The contracts for c aiming the streets Of Baltimore
have this year been awarded for the aggregate of
$4,000 to the various contractors being $4,000 less
than the contracts for the past year. We have had
dirty streets in abundance under the last contracts
cannot keep them dirter than they have been whilst
the city will .ave the round of $4,000.
The trial of General Chaplin the slave abducter. will
take place At Bcotts Mills about the goth OF
this month. The general IN preston is that he will
return and stand trial lesst be has informed his
counsel that be will require their services.
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A resolution providing for auditing snd ssttins sns
accounts Of the public printers duras the recess %
resolution in relation to the accounts Of John De-
4 resolution ehaagiag the mode of sppeintins the
States.
associates, exilss nom Hungary.
resolution tor the appointment Of Regents Of the
resolution directing the distribution of the works
OF Alexander Hamilton and FOR other purpsses
ACTS wa,d ,ar the s.li.i Of saves Bower
An act making appropriations for the current and
contingent expenses OF the Indian Department, and
for fu6lling treaty stipuatons With the various In
dian tribes for the year ending June 80, 1852.
An act the relief the widow OF the late Lieut.
Colonel william Gray, Of Arkansas.
An act making appropriations for the payment OF
navy pensions for thu year ending june so, 1852.
An act to amend act entitled AN act for the re-
An act for the relief OF aiming r McNsir
An act for the relief Of the legal representatives OF
Robert s Burrough and Ste phen Hopkins.
An act to prescribe the mode Of obtaining evidence
In cases Of contested elections
An act to amend act entitled " An act to estsb-
sh the Territorial Government Of Oregon aud An act
to establish the Territorial Government OF Minnesota
An act to authorize the Legislative Assemblies OF
the Territories OF Oregon and Minnesota to take charge
Of the school lands in said Territories and for other
purposes.
for the service OF the fiscal year ending the S0th
An act making appropriations for the support Of the
Military Academy, TOR the year ending the 3oth June
1857.
An act making appropriations for the payment OF
revolutionary and other pensioners OF the United
States, for the year ending the 30th June, 1852.
An ACT for the relief OF Jose d. Ward an Isaac Watts
Griffith.
An act making appropriations for the service of the
Post Office Department, during the year ending the
30th June, 1852
An act reduce and modify the rates Of postage in
the United Sta ties, and tor other purposes.
An act making appro priations tor the civil ana dip
lomatic expenses Of Government for the year ending
the 30th Of June, 1852, and tor other purposes
An act making appropriations for the support OF
the army for the year ending the Goth of June, 1852
An act making appropriations for the naval service,
for the year ending the 30th OF June, 1852.
An act to establish certain post in the United
States and the territories thereof
An act making appropriations for light houses light
boats buoys, &c. and providing for the erection and
establish mt Of the same, and for other purposes
RESOLUTIONS WHICH ORIGINATED IN THE HOUSE OF
REPREsESrArWEs.
joint resolution explaining the acts of the It'll
July, 1888, March 3, 1ss3, and January H. lS4i
joint resolution providing tor an adjustment Of
the accounts of John D. Colmesni President OF the
Ohio and Mississippi Mail Line Company
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Died.


on the stA OF March, w,LLi.s HotLasp sgsi 30
years, Of consumption
The itiend. OF the family also Of his brother rhss
Holland. respectfully invited 70 attend his ia.
neral this rhuftdsyl afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence. No. 2l6 South street
ON Wednesday, March 8, BucHyGHsa LOCKWOOD.
Infant con Of Mary Esther and John Trsadwell aged
yesr and a. days.
Funeral services viii be held this day AZ o'clock
at No nsy street Relatives and friends Of the IA
mily invite TO attend. Ills remains will be taken
TO Nor wslk Com.
At Brooklyn, on "wednesday morning March after
a long ilnsts, Mrs. CHspirY sufrn aged 20 years.
Her relatives and friends also those Of her In
lev u D. Baylis are invited to attend her funeral,
this (ThuYsfayl afternoon 81 o'clock from her late
rstidsnce. No 13i Atlantic street BROOKLYN
on the 9Th Of March, of Inflammation Of the
bowels AVS surRtpAy, daughter Of Terry Sheridan and
Bridget Sheridan native q Psr,h ef Mayne County
Wettmtstb, Ireland,
H,r frier ds and those Of her brothers in.law Pat
rick Sheridan and Richard Cur nioehsm are respect.
fully in vied to attend her funeral Friday the 7th
Of o. clock from her fathers residence No Seventh
street
On wednetdar morning March s, In the 2sth year
~ her eye Mrs C.rHEstyE ArsrtS, vile Of Mr. Dansl
Austin
The relative, snd friends Of the family, are r..
speetfuiy invited 70 attend her funeral At Ne 129
Iud,cn syenns Brooklyn ~ o'clock this Crhursdsyl
afternoon. without further Invitation
ON the 9th Of March. EDwsRD sHEfHERD, aged %
yesrs months and 10 day.
The relatives and friend. of the family respsst-
fully invited 10 attend his fupera Friday the tn
int from the residence Of his; father John u shep
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TeleuraphIc Rsports.

Nav ORLEANs. March 2, 1851.
The ssles OF cotton yesterday amounted TO 5000
bales making % coo for the week The market oored
heavily with sales OF strict middlins us At loo The
market for mess pork IL easier, aud there Is only
N odersie business doing In Ohio at $3.50 There
4, an easier feeling in the market for sugar and there
Il not much doing The decline IL fully kc per ID on
prime city Sterling exchange IL in fair demand at
Use The receipts Of cotton 1t all the SOU
are IT 900 bales ahead OF last year.
Nrw oELsass, March 3, 1851
Cotton continues depressed Middlins IL quoted at
OK aloe Freights-Thrse ships have been taken for
Liverpool, at three fsrthiDgs
NoRFoLK, March a. 1861.
Corn has advanced with calls OF yellow at $50 ;
white and mired 60 Gle. Nothing doing In cotton
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Passengers Arrived.

pT THOMAS VIA BEaauDA-StsAmship Merfin-Wm Cove,
Cove Andrews Kenny ne Capt Bradbury. Miss Ann
Muir J hcDougal-l In the ttesrage.
MISUNDERSTANDING Alahama-T Dobson, Strstton,
sIssae,. Lannatteler. williams Ls via wAlher
Ess Gardiner Mics Rogers Miss stebbins Rogers and
LADY. Q scribner, Bevins, Elias u swift,
Chaplin Johnson, Q Wilson, W Raymond Mber d
Rofenblat, ANGEL, HARDWOOD, Norton, Bronson,
A Lewis, Lewis. Miss Howland-s2 in steerags.
LIvERrooL-ship james bheTherd-Ars James Aims
wtrth.
HAvASA-ehip Eorms-Nrs @ A Everson. J Eden, A W
Taylor. Reilly, Anmentira, Dumasal-two in
lteersge.
CARprNAs-BArk Lyrs-ChAs Turner.
KEY WEsr Brig d Aiken-hn Brown. Mr. Parker 6 in
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the Exchange Reading Room 67 ExoAansel saturday
Letter ssss Tor svsns St Thomas. Porto sloc .nd al
he We, nd,s Issnas y close A. he kIoh.ngs Reading
Be tor,sras fss ,tssper Merlin: -,
HEADING Room saturday, iast. half
The steamer Psciso for rio J.rsrc will sal on s,tur
s.y ls,t ins Letter s's' will close . the Reading Room
Tor all The Islabds tsrospt Bsrmud, mus,
pass through n. RsadnS ROOM post once
forward htm They must be prepaid two days In advance
NE above Letter B,ss are also At Keuyons wall street
Herald Marine Correspondence.
An,e.-B.rts oriis, 81 gshs Rsdsira, nsvaas kb,ona
Arey, roritans setrs TruemAn Cisrs, hYork Harriet
wiisms al IssteL Williams DOR HsvIlns. Huife, 90
Mary Patterson Bstsnsn, Boston Bstj Enzsn, LyoAs
Clssisd-ships z.ratas chase, Havana bArhs ) welsh
Lille, Eoiissss sdv adams steel sYsfis Haaiss sssf,
nan, Briisi. NJ = nsst'9s. Bglse Aen sss s.as
ysuts bs.9lI,r Lssns. SYg5t Lay sui9ls
Ma B Nnavehi Rngish, Lyon, Hartford Patterson
Bstensni Boston
miscellaneous.
Bans EanIv driven Zoe 2ist nit upon the
roekss a. The CsIe Lsow Beurets shp ysri 1pspe al
bert county, NB. and VS. expected 10 he los.
sess Asszos q Which Va, ssAndOn1s after
az INV IN n isthoms BY The Emelne st BRISTOL
al Der ferenast vas slsnsde nanmast sone saroeard
ssohtr on the boN.
tcpn CgoRsr EDWARD On sew YORK; before reported
ospsaed nesr Hereford lose Of ali
q steamer Tiger q Tuesday "a her Wy e PhlsdsPhs
spoken.
fhp corssls Henry from APsiaohisOa Tor Hsvs, Feb 70,
Foreign Ports
P,nnvps, Teb 28-Pss.sd gons IN, btt swan from Nsr
fos frg Dutoa ~ ~ ief tspsi having eess suaok
csssssSs' .Ss ysb a-Bfis c.p, Johu from ssv york.
sasseets ysb v 1Bt ss,lIfs Pi,s Tor Psisdslphia
az 81 S5 p. S RA SAL s, g,msS S fssv., from
frsbhsit jestats
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ARITIME INTE LLIa nm N !.
Pert OF New York March O, 1851


Cleared
1:.ss:s 1 . S Sssssos New New
znsnla s.s %
KunSaIdt Adsins iRussl Ksinstoef Havasa. Taylor
.Brs:cSS.Iitisfs Esson Ponce. PR. Jswsts Aida
ssGrs.Jams: Holt, Colt. Trnid.d Dc Cuba rrundy
Benz pus. Tsor sH naS.
Mott Bsael. Ysds AlsIsneria; Emma CrOwei. Boston;
sioop~harrist, French. Providence
Bs s1, ss.h; with na.s 70 cunsrd q.
ms
siyy gales Of the PASSAGE lost s
Bari LyIa B,m: Ssrdenas days with sugar and
Brs Iol. tSt se,pors) Park. Cardenas IL days. with
Brig zszs Brews za1a Cuba II days. with sugar and mo
ITs Akin Baker Key Wet. days. with cotton, 50.
Brig TySss Es,ss'on Charleston days. with cotton and
Big f.eto! io Cranberry Islel Handy DIrisn. O.. 10
sohr MARY IBID TIrsn. Halifax, IL day. with ash to
0,hsD 's 70 u Int 81 lon q, during gale from
sshr le sanders Corson Franklin, La, with molasso,.
sohI Lag.r Davis. Savannah. sdsys with nee. TO
sehr Juliet wsglan. WILMINGTON NC with cotton and
sssi S william Henry: NAY slsS.ad.is isay'
Eshr Greenway, Couch, Richmond, days.
Sehr st Mars, Lake, James River, days.
eehr John Wright, johnson, James River. days.
rehr CO rnela, French. James HI yer, dAys.
eehr John Crorper, Bayiis, Virginia, days.
echr Ann Smith, Darling Baltimore, 4 lara
schr Plato, Ham monc Baltimore tdAys
sehr John smith, Oref q heii PhilsdeirhiA, days
bchr yamet haull, Draper, Milford. Del. z days.
6ehr James Brainaro, Williams, Berlin Del day.
Eehr Cyrus Chamberlain. Brown, Boston days.
sehr How ard, CrOwell, Boston days.
Steamer Penobscot, ClA!k, Philadelphia
Arr Tuesday steamship Alabama. Ludlow, Savannah 6S
hours. With mdse and passengers, TO 3 kitohil.
Below.
One brig unknown.
Nail steamship Battle. Comstoek. Liverpool shir
CshAIine, WILSON, Charleston; brig Tally Ho, Smith, ss-
vannAh; ard others.
Ship Yorkshire. from Liverpool repottod In Monday.
has not yet arrived bLe probably well TO lee
ward Of the hook.
There large number Of vessels ansbor in the lower
hay outward bound detained account Of head winds
midniaht 81 nj Limit.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.


Our w ash ngton Coxrespondenee.
WAsHNsroN, March 4, 1851
The River AVID Harbr Bt4-Its Defeat-7hs Re-
sp0nabtity-7hs ShrDvrs-FA~.y Bnss~ess.
When General Bonsparte felt himself called to
leave Egypt, the army left to his subordnates,
and they soon made sacrifice of it. So of Mr.
Clay and the harbor bill. When he left the Senate
last night at eleven O'Clock, to rest himself after
siege Of twelve hours, he committed the River and
Harbor bill to the care Of Mr.. Underwood, who,
after pretty clever fight of six hours longer, was
compelled to give in, and to caPuate to the enemy
Now, who are responsible for the defeat of the
River and Harbor billl Here they are:-Messrs.
Cas-, Douglas, Bright, Dawson, Downs, Foote,
Clemens, Jefferson Davis, Soule, and others.
Messrs Cass and Douglas will have TO face the
music. To be sure, they voted to take up the bill,
and they voted against laying down the bill but
they spoke against the bill, and were arrayed
among the enemies of the bill from the first to the
last
The River and Harbor bill will be made quee-
ton before the people, and the miserable clap trap
and arlful lodging Of the Senate will no more
avail among The soyereigns than the fuss of Gen.
Foote will avail TO stop yethquake." Cass and
Douglas are laid out in the West. Old Sam Hous-
ton will supersede them both, if at the next meet
ing of Congre Sc, they dodge the responsibility.
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V'Hh ROYAL NAIL STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA will
SAL for Liverpool direct on Saturday, 18th March, from
pssss y's' '' ounss 5.ss
EoR LIyLRPooL-UsITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PhcIrlc, Captain Etr, Rye: Tai. stss uship
~. tx Sh hs mall srIp' s,5 s Sss a.
the foet e No b.rta ,soursd III p,d for All
= ss.s 1tys 99Say,d
wall street esissiy No frsish. viii be reserved alter
succeed fAc fiSSh .nd ali hpr 81 AA'iiO va"
Nail soamshrs between New YORK and Liverpool direct,
sS " ss;I8 .S .n , s
ARABIA. Capt -. AFRICA, Cart kyre.
ssns S,s !ssfsA S esp, L s.s..
AMERICA Capt s ssssB c cssf f.,.S
Thsss ys..,sls e.fry clear white Iishs ., usn
ss...Ss s::.SS; -. s.ss..,.y. ,s,s H.rsA.
Siiiss' sss York w: .aas:ssy z s App
Asia. ss~ YORK w wssnS:sssy g.S Ma,
Passage from New York Boston, 70 Liverpool lat cabin
Passage fron New York or Boston 70 Liverpool I'd oabls
Berths not secured until psia for.
Frssh, win b charged on spesis beyond amount for
An s,EsTsnsed surssea on board.
ss Al letters and newspapers must pass thrsush the
yorfi'ish''r passage .r9lySss, ), u.....
az French, German .sa other FOTslsa Goods, receives
5fl.dirg as sv.n ~ nsyre fer NV r:rs. '--
,t..msrs from Liverpool viii b ns,erisiiy reduced.
nCEsN sTkAM NAVIGATION ConPANY.-ros BE
Onen, via southampton The u =. Mail steamship HER
soutbAmron SATURDAY. March ~ from per Ne north
river Price o. assase In the hrst calm SOD in the second
cabin, SEQ an experiences surgeon attained g he ship
letters must pas threpFh The Ps,t ohes spees De.
apply TO sOLLER SAND kIERA, agents, 50 Broadway.
STEAnsHIP CITY or gLAsGow-ToR LIysRPoOL,
win sail potiyeiy from Phiisdeph. % SATURDAY, March
5,h. Al twelve oooot This ships regular pAssssessii
psssnserr usIs her very desirable eonveyasco Psi,,G
sssge N drs cabin one hundred dollars in sceend ri,
nSy sosr In order % save trouble, railway tiokstso
MckaRbsoS. WhfsoS.s oo..a Exchange Pi.os.
NEW YoRK AND NEW OsLsAss sTsAsSHiP
~ dhe-lhe new and elegant eSnse engine stesm;hips
eonposs this line and leave New York aad New Orleans
tie st and 18th Of every moath AZ three cochin the s
shirs viii leave Monday At the hour rAe Winfield
eoott will esye New York on April s and ths Union
built with and and skill
re- FEET, n 81 class sea steamers.
Pstsaga IN the Cabin. as
Iot freight o. passage apply A. toll vs. -
Nc. Is South street
FOR ,,ss@ss Winfield sc,tt, % DAv BROOKS co.
steamship Alabama. Capt Chas o Lndl1w will New
You ior Savannsh on ss,uIdsy, s Infant a. ooloes
arpiy q SAMUEL l. ni1CBlLL. ~ Iraut street.
INHk ROYAL ssIb SIgANEr MgRLIS, CaPr sAsP-
- ~ VII ssil ter Besfsuds tnd - Thcu, ~ On fIlaJ
". ~ 81 sM.t lse 81 ason shstas Sc, U,
between a. hsmas Al ,hs we, gdit i.aaas Haysn.
spriy 70 CUSsRp, IT,. = aroadwss.
No1tCE-sufP ALsRr roR stN IRsNCfsCO-sHIr-
~ per vii risae complete heir mpneets ard hsad In
tad Bile 81 Lsdios ~ rs ~ ~
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pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
diseases In afew hours by vegetable application. WITH
ont pain In debility brought by improper habits Az
onal Affections combine medicines with the local
remedy and show there thousands who
not ee cured have eases daily Of stand
lag from the other phi ycans. In ell rsrr,a
nent Ihave eontrsctons daily without cAussi
which others use caused by their not expsng the soa
eersihoAscs show that equal IT, You cured b
enc day.-D n Corbyn You expelled complaint In Q
few hours-C Deroud WA under the other rhyrcisss
oyor ysAr benefit my body was covered cure1
me In short time john Rollison, paid 500
Eve years. to DO cured Of debility from self abuse wthcue
benefit; cured by local and general In
mort mort nrssJ.s saiissury Treatment b. Letter onse
LARMONT. ~ Reade street. two DOOR from BrcsdwA
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ON the morning OF the 4th CT March at his resi-
dence, In East Broadray the lady OF A. AsBor Of
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At at patricks Cathedral on Monday, Marsh by
the Rev John Lsughlin. JoHS A McCosKgn, Of this
city, and PHfLorESA X. HsRsts, Of Morrisania, New
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nOCToR YoURsELF-roR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
BY means Of the Pocket sculApius Every ons His
OWN Physician thirteth edition. with hundred
rAyng chewing diseases and in every shaes
and form, by William Young MD gr,duate Of the Uud
vsrdy OF Pennsylvania The various Of
Eases are faithfully described and all the gwen
eartieular attention and should be read BY every
Young msn, who have been unfortunate in contracting dis
previous to placing yourselves care a any
doctor natter what his pretensons be- copy
sriy hose contemplating marriage don't thlnk % returA
Ing home without copy Of tho Pocket re aapus Sea-
captains and 70 should YauaSs
Irestte en- Marriage the Pocket ecpspus Every one
His Own PhysieiAn. Any ding twenty-five
enclosed IN s,ter will receive enc cory Of ,his book
NAL or I'VE oopies Will be sent for d0at Address
WV YOUNG l52 Spruce street Phadeiphis aso cal,
By strings- Townsend. q. Broadway New York.
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sr..a s.a o.seTSs puSGs !. iaisrn.i "a. ~
:::'s s:ss.s E: S.i:
sss :. Ss a sS lss,;
a.ss,:d y u..ysessIs non sssissl q -
@ :, 4. 3: =
touch q Aosyuloo but other nssssn psrts ne r.
.'; :s: ina !.
S Sz5sSA 81 los' tons S SSSEESSEEH5Sizz -
m. new .ss.s:sS d5 sAsss s i; regular.
sss ssss::ss in ois;s. i.s
ss r. pssps.: be ss So is. I e.
e Freight and tr.nssnt p.sssassr between I'D
- ~ y II!
.S1 a ss XII TS s
T s:
and s:%s. Il. s.sa o. ~
ns 70 spS 9s.Ss .nS port: y .ss
nom Arm..Ions L.vrs.e. ! Co. sssS,.. ID. '-a :
Saloon .tste rooms. -. slos
Ssseraxs, found With m;ttrs:s ana Board
FROM PArAhA To SAN FRANCISCO.
THS.oon ~ koo%s w
Btserass found With mattress and board " 1850. i
FROM SAN FRANCISCO AsroaIA.
S.sn..: V0
u Il; ss:,S ;;:; q
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For Chagres direot, via Havana. Through Tickets TO
San Francisco st reduced rates New Orleans passengers
transferred At Havana TO the double engine
Falcon On Tuesday March II: at3P. n, the splendid
double engine steamship GEORGIA. 5000 burthen D.
Porter U g. N. Commander will sail precisely three
o'clock NJ from her pier ~ foot Of Warren stree N r.
18th the government mails direct for Havana and ChAgres
Freight ia to Chagres at usual rates Specie only
on freight Havana and New Orleans Fer freight pas
III West street. corner Warrsa street.
EOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA RIO JANRIRO, vALPA.
u raiso and PanAma-The and beautiful steamship
PACIFIC, l400 tons burden, commanded BY Capt D. q.
Bailey late OF the Panama will sail from
this port above on saturday the 18th inst ten A. NJ
foot Of Twelfth street Esst River For and sma0
d. B. ALLEN, Q Battery place, up stairs,
on board Of the steamer.
ExPREss LINE FOR cHAGREs DIREcT-THE NEW
II and splendid steamer BROTHER JONATHAN I,40o
tons burthen, will sail precisely At M on Saturday,
March Isl Charles Stoddard commander This
been constructed with view to strength and speed. has
Rates Of Pasa8e:Frst oass state berhs. $50
cond GLASS $40 and storage. So This vessel will be
piled with provisions liberal with especial
for the comfort passengers and is furnished with Iron
vault the safe Of specie bullion and othse
valuables Also experienced For freight
sage, apply to 3. MILLS. agent. 81 Courtlandt ct.
CHIP ANGLO AMERICAN, FOR SAN FRANCISCO
~ Passengers will please be board 1t Pier East River
Saturday morning 9th inst. T. b. Sutton Co., 81 Wall
street. John Ogden, ll6 Vail street.
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on the nature, symptoms. progress
dies and of delicate Diseases diseases which oessy
resemble and liable DO taken for SUCH and the dts
avdua Of both sene. Written in the pAnest l.nsuAes
tended to be practically useful to individual In every
plaos or for those who would not treat themselves,
proves By giving every possible information sub
scts perfect afssu.rd .sains. gu.eisry ~ Joe RalR
H. d. author Of the family Physician, kc 9th edition. ~
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