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PASSENGERS Arrived.

NEw OnLEANs--Stean ship Winfield Scotia Joeephs.
Henry Shepherds RMarsha lady 3chiidren and
Mrs Carmach, Mise Cenas John Mindrei lady. children
Mrs Blaip and friend, Hr Williams And lady.
Dalles children And servant. Ars spots WOOD Mrs Ra
pelje, child nnd servant Ton and lady UrieseT
and lady Palmer and lady, Mss MADDOX Miss Pap,
Miss buckingham Mrs Postle whaite. Mrs Wright niss
Wright M Asmaek lady, sbiia and servant Mr. MCsli
lady child servant Miss PoStie whate hise Post
whae Miss Cochran Mise srdn Mrs Pulling child aaA
servant Mr. Chez Mr. Folser, Mr. Petes, DR. Rose. b.
kor Fleming oliver Mrs Bailey, Mr. Hooper. Ds-
Wis and lady, Linn ans lsdy Miss Wells and servant.
Mrs SENS White LADY, ilarsH and 's ss s;.s
lie COX and son Z Pasquir. Benmon1, Gsgne. Edsd
Iugh. George Turner and lady, Co.hrsn lady child
and servant Mr. Mundlebaum and lady, II Turner aud
LADY, A Phillips, Col Tufts Foley, Storms W
Iester Mr Psale Mr. Trsie storey onisoa Or RisshLe
Jas Glenn. wetile. Schlcss. "a heaton Robe,
saunders thomas Dixon, WIN Muir and servant Gam
mach, Mr. Mills Clark Jos Fitcn. ostood, Cartss
Nansu. Cap. iswiess Mcss orsoh, ssdecker Jsd:sn;
Bertrand and Jas Holy, Gaypor Bondies. Kuhn.
Buiros Lsen simns r.Sas fraesss Levy Thomas Hes
polhe"ss. Farmer Cumminss Lee Legrands soouon Yea
BamIsOn. psns Mslnsehenek Ee1s. simon Waaton-
Ia COix marriott Cratia orttr. Be Maui kr klAAa
hcNesl Hess. Kiotg keLellsnd saiory froot.r kysn.
Ammo, Williams Jones' Bcalo Macon, Kennedy, hrs FsJs
Lieut. Martin.
sEksGHhE- ship (. Pstrics-E Morgan Frork-
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rhs n.mpnela nniIrosa.

NasriNcrc~. Pa July y, 1871
a mas meeting of the friruds Of tno HcmpGed Rail
reed vas held tbis 81 ernoou IN TIE court house
Iarxe number Of porous IN attendance rt al
raTt. of the county During the abseuce ~ The com
fitt.e on re~o4uii M en-. lion r " 4 Mckcnnan the
~, eideut u ih, Htmptcld Rauruat, sddr, sscd he
noting sho-ins the situation All property 81 the
red The con mttee reported srftrs n resoiutons
Urging necessity for increased exertcns on the pfrt
"a Do s,.pds a tbs rad but one feeling seemed 70
enn the mee,iug--tbe road must and should be
r,,.i Il
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TfluUF July
The President end Dir of the baltimore Ohio
Rsiirosd with the Mayer City Councils aud gu,ats
started this morning for Cuberand 70 take part IN the
sfrmopss Cf openrr he section % thu thirty
mile b. ord Cunib rand They will be- taken g. Cum
Lst snd ph<re they will rrmain tonight and
Do,ne prrcfei g. make inspection q tho read far
II ~ rescy f.r travel They sfl return Cumber.
hno where they wa pa nn0tfr night and come bark
90 B.itiaSrs On "Wednesday reaching here about six
O'Clock Il
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MEDICAL.


TIE. T. NoRTAaoRE WOULD sAT 10 THOSE wna
hsvs oss' ;s ces'' Cur ~ y"Sa. s cha, =
ny profession. aud have treated eaocessfuy thoussass
an a. % tiss q sS.rssj non a e sP ~ s.aasr
eKee-t~a yec value your hSEltb, viii avoid tees
y ySS' sns sSss ,ssir 81. ne
for Ssess- IN all its iorms psrsons yhose tess &
''s' E--A'' l. sSrfSa6hs. : g. iss william s,rc.
mr.. MORRISON IS coNtuLTED cosFIoEsrrAhEs
cc,r, esses ne cur. 10 few DAYS y.ar,' S.
ice enables him structure nervous dsSay Sc
,ts 5s .iiS Ts.sn street NB@So ~ oar.s P'
Os Tnr sIsFTors AND CURE OF A DISEASE
" etcn not tnovh - exist, though Il 10 rivns
mos are however ,frvs rns by which i nay BE- as,es,s1
he ' 'aS ' td i'1 S T fa sss
va e'sssse " suffered 90 continue into . ohropfs
iadsanissi s. y, pi,a s t,ia Z WI
81 up sus t'', snresis sta,s nsnrsiy terin'nsss ~
sir S' % ne si.ss sa' saT' a1 or .
s Ssa 'sTis T. ss from % %ss rT ~, s e
Sln s S,sSs sIa ss nSS sn s.s 'S
willie 20 np dueni in tle st,esn noticed is quito ie
!, gryss %. ysry sat. ,e: ,hss rs@srl; paI.l.d
sre N ~ a, esreiri ,r \, ts h ,ss II
s stream ass S din ni.sd PsiSd sa, Ss.ssrs
sos wSPs SSsss. q s nSs i's e. s,y
NOR s = h ssd . no, sT s ssi ~
sreess this would ssort ~ least suspcion third
mss,ssLsry. ibll sncs,i, moe, not he2e'ss
nmm0n
ter rarely tand he many every dayl Ia
which the patient does not complain hst Ne cana
We Of bnsirsss e. formerly lis grs,fying .ao to otr,
A. The The for above ar,
clearly tid iuy sLo~n In Clio wrtors ifAooai Pnysts
Trnsc, 10th edition, N3 page sth plates price ~ eepte
lie suthor Dr. Ralpbs ooe h0ur for Consultation ares
e u A. We 70 sP ". Sundays excepted Green vici
street. Prom the uncommon medical advantages Ne has
enjoyed we'll % the long md extensive ptsotoe in t,
speciality has ample rround Tor nsrng such certain s
an rsdcal In every esge disoaeea a. vsr
In the deplo able Effects r5sttDg IMPROPER babs a.
BE- ehtsinso from, other source n Amercs Thee
who tprly IN the eariiey rarcs viii he eurpraed
case s-d rspdity Of the core. Treatment By letter
tyr wAREE1, NO. A MuTT sTREEr, ~ CONSUL NJ
" on private diseasco vhioh L. wittsat msrcerf
recent cases cured IN Eve ~ wa Speci6o The rc
OF tirty so vtare estcrsnce, ais OF bts
ops dOnef r.. b,-bswtrc Of q poisonous ceinteffs
vale NJ duaf 'fHn0tevc's ntr-et NafcrNb ouT
NO ZEE TILL CtRED.-DR. CQRBITT. OF 10 pUAEa
~ ttsees mag he ctnslNd ccnndertaiiy the treat
nent deicste dlsee@es Frcri pracos q twsatScrs
years Dr q 10 sleo % guaranty ternsetnt cuycs Esa
ont n cvgy ~ &c s,eriic be- o. b9ttle. asHss
IN cor Pm, " DUANE sTgrsT, mas, ToR THy
~ ts nineteen yc-rs devoted ts Ttcctco tre.t
u.snt uriGi other "a M The
rerftffet disstfes urf mild ga reviewed "a " dstE
D. B Sbarrrs ten't ie ceoOtvcd ~ mountobspt vts
J.ftorftg my beur Nave rct let Dnsnc a'reci. See
fgg tl ny ctt with t.e firt nartsa a. us5icut
srd stiRery This c.pary W r trc'rsrt rfc. s.gs
rtt, tnrs.
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Jenny Lind nj Rochester.

=
The crowd AZ the sale % tickets Jenny Linds con
osrt To morrow immens. and great excitement pre-
vailed The full number u tickets was rapidly sold
many getting into the bands Ct speculstorr Dotwith-
aspdoe all the precaut n taken They are now sell
tsg in the lrecte NJ large prpmiums Miss Lind will
eing sssir, Ia CorInthan Hall on III thursday evening
hsosms Bisbop sings here tonight n nd wedne day
hsr Lind arrived Ia ths this afternoon The at
NM mil
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Mr. james Devoe I'd tor ~ he stat, JouyyoI at San
Joe, Oenornia csue passenger In the Brother JoDa-
Ilsn hct lest trip.
Mr. Edward Cor Of tho editors 4 the .4bs C-.
y>-psa wee Acspulco on the l3d ut fvr New
yosk and burrpe
q l. Murdoch us Jchu Fleming y Y BAKER Can't
q Csptbep Mjrs W Brooks. = Woodruff Ala J
sDeep La Bull NJ rida, vCr- amongst ihs srr7ss
x.,.irr.lar al The Inmton Iluil-.
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L0~s OF the Bark Niagara OF BostOr

Ths dip Milo, sorle, arrived here yesterday from the
North PaciSs With $500 bbls of whale and 900 bb Of
sperm OIL. She also brought Captain Wright and the
crew persons late Of the bark Nisgsrs of and
for Boston from Valparaiso. The Niagara encoun-
tered rough weatber when twelve day. los her rud
der Ia sinking condition, when, the Gath May,
In lat So 30 s. Ion IS Al W. the Milo hove in sight and
the abandoned the wreck The Niagara was laden
With copper and wool
The Fnowins are the assurances on the Nisgars's
cargo: Neptune Office. Boston $4,000; Boyston,
$1,000 Alliance, $4,000 Merchants, $4,000 Ameri-
$1,000 total $4,000 There also insurance
IN the Hope Company on the vessel for Sll coo.
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Fire In Syrae use.

sYRAcvsE, July q, ls5l
kt two O'Clock this morning. block Of wooden build
tn sst street, adjoining the freight depot Of the
Syracuse and Rochester Railway destroyed by ce
with most Of their contents Messrs Hortos Turner
grocer lot $500 insured for $500; Mr. yandervoort
grocer lot 81 20o-insursd for 81 GO: Evans Taylor
meat market-goods mostly saved Mr.. punlsp's shoe
hop-toes $50 The buildings we're owned by the syria
cuse Con pspy and of little value.
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The Cheap" Postage Law,
ro rnK rplroR uF ~ HIaAID.

TO TIE EDITOR 90 rHE HfRkLD.
win you obhgc cummOic,sl men by inioTning
tts M of'tbo CONSTRUCTION a. the row postage law
Duts il moan anything ~ nothing Toe letter
carrier, etil d, MAJ a. utu s.- .rCLiy paid. their
fwo cent tatb Hid % co. lttttr b. PED. r'e p..d,
a. ~. ,laile ~ tu tlt- 0.Il', .'t..r H-' 'v.
a.. ,., o.. ,..,... t.. I.r- .a..
q UY tJ.. ..H. .
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bAIriHVFF' JuIy Lo'A
A Gre broke out hsre this evening in Randslls
brewery, consuming that building and four houses ad
joining The loss very heavy During the IRE the fire.
men got into hght amongst themselves. Peter Hoff
man upper paper mill in Baltimore county, was to-
tally destroyed by fire on Saturday night, and work
man named James Stevens burnt to death.
The democratic City Convention. for the nomination
CT state local oc met here this evening but up
TO III O'Clock had done nothing Much confusion pre-
vailed.
The msiI u through bu. brines news Of interest.
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Two men Drowned. Sc.

bCFf July ~ sol.
Mr. Johuson. agtnt fr Jrncy lind u in tosn. ar.
ranging for hr concert which D. 60 BE- given this week
Mr. tdwin Bates IN suEraver lately from thc East
ero bsnis Beth from Canada were drowned ycstsr.
COY while bathing 10 the lake
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Murder Ia Kentucky.

NfFtiNNATI. JpIT It, I@uI.
Two p%rTors In Versailles Kentucky, named Carter
and BUftTd had m encounter fsw mornings siuce. Ia
Which tho former severely beaten The pales sub
esq-enty met again when Carter drew psto and shot
But I'd DEAD
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Wr,tern Navigation, &c

July
rherc are feet water in the channel The
weather " vtsy
The cer made experimental trip to Brighton on
S~tufcsy evening On the Ohio and Peunsylyanis Kali
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SIlIPPING.


NOR sALE-PLR l.. s MAIL STEAMER FRANKLIN,
frst class ststs-roSm, No d. port ait both berthe.
BEnJ Il. YIELD. III water stsecs.
DARcILs &C Tos THE rRAsKiis, TO LEAVE Yos
bayre the 2Jtb Inst, wi Be received ustil Yufass
~" '"''' LiviSGs1oN, WELLS co. wall at.
GAN JUAN. c. A.-THE FAST SAILING coPPERSD
- clipper schooner MARIA will SSH for Ssn Jssn de-
Nicaragua C. A. the 18th mat ClfornAns wishing 20
tale tbs Tcute should thor berths ~ he
good PAssagc only forty eve dollars IL ne
oAtin hpriy 20 master ard at pier ~ East Hvs,
OLNLY SESSIONS, 81 South etrvss.
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On July l6, by the Rev Ralph Hoyt, Mr. JOHN g. GoR-
Ton, of Newport. r. l.. to Miss HENRIETTA CAHooNE,
daughter Of the late Capt Henry Cahooue of this city
On Thursday, July IL, by the Rev Father McKenna,
Mr. GYoRsE MuRPny, Of Black Rock. Ireland to Miss
CArHARIsE, youngest daughter of Mr. Daniel Hanngan
of Dare Ireland
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II viii le by comparing the above table with that Of
the preceding week that the number Of deaths
many he total number Of deaths for the week ending
Saturday, 18th inst, being sos. OF the total deaths lat
treek, 5l5 were efehidrsn under Jire years If age
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co.sr.s.,o.s, Non.,ns,,on 10 Louisiana. sc.

kE~ OuEsvs July IS 1851
Th' vhigs q his district have nominated Alexander
Iahtt,t for Ccngrr-H
Dr Hunt Who hot T-ut in the ate lue has been al.
DoitJrd ~ bal
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Ship Exceisior Sunday reports July l. bat Is 3d. len y
exchanged signals with bark steering H. sto Ing white
sign with blu. ID lat As Ion ~ ship Ed
ward Wright Of Boston steering f. The had Hight winds
and eslms on the passage.
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The Opera at Castle Garden.

Marine Palero" may now be considered one Of the
popular operas OF the season its having been
achieved principally by Msrini and Beneventano. their
voices being admirably suited 10 meet the demands Of the
composer, whose grand and massive music has dis
tbctve and unique character The otener this opera
has been heard the thoroughly have it's merits been
appreciated and instead OF diminishing in interest
compositions have been known to do from repeti-
ton it makes claims upon public attention 1t has
been admirably represented by the whole company and
the orchestra and chorus have very properly shared in
the applause.
Tonight, Roberto Devsreux will be repeated This
opera has proved very successful and the great vocaza
ton Of Bettn in the principal part has placed him
very pronine nifty before the public. The story is
Of deep interest and the composer has treated 1t With
great skill. Truf and Costini have important roles also,
in the opera which with the other attractions,
large audiences to ce sent whenever Is announced
Tomorrow, "Ls Sonnsmbula is announced, with Savi
the tenor This fact viii throng the house in every
part No opera has hold upon the musical circles
Of New York than this. Mrs. Wood many yeats ago
repeated 1t again and again. till it became familiar TO
every ear; and when produced, it will be tonight
with powerful cast including Marini Sslv Costn and
Boo 1t cannot fail TO prove attractive any opera
In the repertory Of the management.
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JUls N-Tbe Spanish Steamer Pizarro this day
beed by the Marshal for the Of $3.50 for damage
done the schooner Thomas Conner, by collision with
that vessel
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Tslesraphic Marine Reports.


Arryed-shp sunok. New Orlesrs saw. July lat q 90
lon ~ 49, Sarah Brown Mobile for Boston; bxrks Lytande
san Juan Cuba. July H. left briggs Harriet New York. d
Shakespeare, do soon; Cimbrus do days Motto. diehg
bark igenee havana July schrs John and American
Belle New York.
CleGrsd-Bark Condor Havana lrgs Majestic, Gonaves
souther Charleston Gen Boyd and L. Copeland, Philadel
phis; sehr Pien. er New York.
BALTIMORE July q.
Arrived-Barh Creole, Rio Janeiro; II Douglas. do
Douglass. St Ttomae brgs Glsmorgan, Cenfuegos Anes
bury Csllao; Hope st Vineents Jaber, Antigua scbr
Jackson, Cienfuegos.
DAIrImoRE, July Il.
Arrived Bark Carolina Caiiao; brig hckerson. Boston,
sehr VIM Lord, Nfork.
NEv BrpyoRb, July 10.
ArrvedS chrs Cornell. and Crusade York; 20th ship
Milo, North Pacific 200 whale 800 sptrmspoke March y
ship uydasIe NBedford 100 sperm; April TO- on French
Rock bark Emma do 10 fs short cruise AID home
sperm, bound home; heard FROM Fb "a off French Rock
ship Morris, Falmouth $40 Oliver Crock
NBedford $50 sperm; in March Alpha, Nantucket 20
sperm; BibtrDs, 400 sperm. -
PORTLAND, July ".
Arrive6-BFg u ] yor, MatAnkas.
Ciesred-I!th, brig nrren Brown. Philadelphia
telegraph despatch r Maohias to day the bark
Sophia, from Nex York for Calais is Ashore lberty
Island. os hAchiss; bilged and will be total lose
RoCEIANu, July IL.
Arrged-selrs Pearl aud Iv.Rhoe, New York. 18th. schn
i Pitts and Senate, DO,
SALrM, July 30
Arrived-Brg Ohio Aura. West Coast Of Africa. May 81
left American vessels The brig Low sailed 9TH for st
Thomas and River Gaboon 81 Anamaboo May -, ship
Wumas for leewsrd coast brig Messenger Cor do
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ALBANY, July q, 1851
Governor Hunt has issued proclamation, offering
reward q four dollars for the detection and con-
vcon Of the anti who armed and committed
an assault upon Franklin Smith the 18th instant in
the town Of Berne in this county while in discharge Of
hls duty ss Deputy Sheriff.
The Ociored Convention viii assemble in this city On
Monday NEXT
Aktter from Fort Wayne, dated 18th inst states that
the breaks Wabash canal would all be repaired by
the 3pth inst
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NEWS BY TEL K G RAPH.
From Washiagtsn CITY.

TsR INVESTIGATION RELATIVE TO THR MEXICAN
cLAIMs-DHf GUILTY BETWEEN THK MEXICAN
BoUKrsRT CORRESPONDENTS VERA CRUZ RAIL
ROAD, Krc
wAsussToS. July p, 1851
The drsnd Jury have not by any means got through
With their investigation into the transactions before the
late Mexican claim board 1t is rumored that further
deveopemens may be expected involving several of the
lucky spectators and distinguished gentlemen The
following Is Of the items which IL is said has come
"a light The board dssrous investigate the Hargous
claim, despatched special messenger to Mexico The
messenger came back and reported all straight" 1t
has since turned cut that the special agen, partner
Jury will meet again Friday
The Secretary Of the Treasury did not reach Wash
tnstou yesterday expected and it is said he will not
return for some time
Msau Vsnderoordt Mowry and Sheldon, of the
Mexican Boundary Commission, owing to a difficulty
with Commissioner Bartlett have resigned and are re-
turning home
The MeXcan government invite proposals, until the
th September for the construction Of railroad from
Vera Crus to Mexico and thence to the Pacific. Fifteen
years Is allowed for the compi elton of the work
The trial Of John Day for the murder Of his wife
menccd this ming, in the Criminal Court Messrs
Bradley aud Morgan retained for the defence.
The jury having been empannelled in the Day case
proceedings opened by District Attorney Pendai
MIR Morgan for the prisoner, put in plea of insanity
he testimony offered much the that before
Court OF Enquiry, Captain Mayo, aud Commanders
Buchanan aud Ringgod, being members veued
at the Navy Yard to-day at the request Of Lieut. Rhodes
Of inebrety preerrad against Rhodes, at the depart
rneut, preventing his promotion Walter Jones wal
Judge Advocate, and Richard : Coke Rhodes counsel
The proceedings will continue for some days.
L. W. Denham bas been appointed Clerk TO Architect
Walter, samuel strong. General superintendent and
Frsocts Brooks, Assistant Superintendent at the extern
eio0 Of the Captol.
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CAays.s Of Oa,n,g Goods unde. False Pretences ON
ephens Of the lower police arrested yesterday
yours by the name of Frederick Houck or
more commonly known DR. uouck on a warrant
issued by Justice 0sborn wherein he stands arg
With obtaining property from various persons ia
the city under fraudulent and false ious
IL appears that few months ago the accused
called at the paper establishment Of Persse Brooks R
Nassau street and purchased fifty Of paper repro
sentng himself 70 be DR. nouck, the proprietor and
manufacturing Of Houcks panacea. The paper sold
the representations thus made he belief they
True and note taken amounting to 100 aud The
note. however at maturity protested for pay
ment and it further ascertaned that the accused
had made false and fraudulent representations in
order 70 get possession Of the property Another
charge, hAewse, stands against the accused. made
by Mr. Erben, organ Manufacturer TO whom Or.
Houck applied and presented that he authorized
to act agent for the purchase Of organ for church
in ssvapDsh Georgia, on credit OF four months Nc
Erben believing from his genteel appearance that all he
said correct carrying he did in his department
cordpe y. DR. Houck selected valued at $500, which
packed to order, and by direction Of the accused,
sent 10 vessel announced to sail for Savannah but
when the csrtmau arrived the dosk the Doctor
there also and desrd the cartman to deposit the nsru
ment on the pier, and he would himself attend t. the
shipment The cartmap did directed and sooner
bad he left the dock thai Houck procured anohr cart
and caused the organ TO be conveyed to another
place and ultimately sent ii to Connecticut where he
sold It. since which time Mr Erben has been unable to
obtain the money and sets forth that he has been de-
frauded out Of his property. The Grand Jury have
named complaints. The accused was conveyed before
Justice Lothrop who committed him to prison to
the charge 1t seems That the accused has been absent
tie city several months and had long
when the ooer sscerained his lodging place be No
10 Amt street and going there yesterday morning
to make enquiry for the doctor the domestic informed
the officer that he had just gore out; but from the
Of the girl the official felt satisfied abe not telling
the truth and accordingly kept watch the house
for about hour, when who should trotting out
but the doctor He forthwith taken into custody,
and brought TO the Tombs.
Charge effugins PromiSsO'y Nots Yesterday com
plant was made before Justice Lothrop. by John s
Greenn, o. No. 754 Greenwich street, against man
named James Moore, of New Brunswick. New Jersey,
charging him with forging promissory note for 500
dat ed April 1851 thirty days after date made
able TO James Moore and purportng TO be sgaed by T.
Cavana2h the said Moore having negotiated the said
note TO Mr Grcenn for valuable consideration. Mr.
Peter Cavapagh testified before the magistrate that the
signature to the said note which purpers to be made
him The magistrate, the facts In the case issued
his warrant for the arrest Of James Moore.
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tPEB sTEAsIrHiP PscUIo.

JyLr n-wind at sunset, southwest.
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Letter Bags for Rio Janeo &C per steamer Golden Gas
viii coso ut tie Exchange Reading Room oi Exehang on
Frdey Aue at O'clock Also. per steamer Canada for
Hgli and Liverpool this day. I'd inst at quarter before
O'Clock,
sAnxa iitar lam are alao At o. Wan s.ra.A
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In hs City and County Of New York from the 18th day
July, to tho 18th day of July 1851
Men. 60; Women, 20; Boys, 1866 Girls, l3l-Total i66.
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nR. MORRISON IS CoNtuLTED CONF oEsTIhtLf
II certain cao.Fes which h. trcats without
Recent ne cu-s 10 few Thr,yone years pra
tcc enables him 90 structure and debaty
arisiaF self Ses has London diploma M
ssts foe. 2Jih fultcn street NBNo lee tiif ourex