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WILLARD'S HOTEL,
Corner of Penn. Avenue and 18th street.
WAsHINGTos, ID. e.
June l3-tf 4. ID. WILLARD, Proprietor.
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BROWNS HOTEL.
It. p. & M. BROWN, PROPRIETORs,
Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 7th streets.
WAsHISGToN, ID. C..
June I3-tf
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to Mcssrs. Little and Browns other legal publica
tons, among which arc included many fthe most
conspicuous and authoritative treatiscs of uris
prudence Judge Story's works, for ning library
almost of themselves, and familiar Tor their high
value and extersiYe reputation to American read
in general, as well az to the legal profession,
have all issued from their press; AZ have also the
several works Of Professor Grceneaf. Two very
valuable and extensive annual publications also
issued by them, the United States Digest and the
Statutes at Large; the latter being the authorized
edition of the Acts Of Congress, got up in much
better style, both for reference and preservation,
than under tho old regime OF public printing at
Washing ton, which included the annual statutes,
and sent them forth to the world thin paper and
in bad type.
From the Nslo York Evening Post.
Little & Brown, of Boston, to whose enterprise
the reading public has so often been indebted for
the most valuable American and foreign books,
propose to publish by subscriptions new series of
the English Reports in Law and Equity This Sc
ries will contain all the authoritative decisions of
the House Of Lords the Courts of Equity, the Privy
Court, the Queens Bench, the Exchcquer, Common
Pleas, &c.
The profession are assured that this series will be
the most complete OF any reports now published.
A careful examination of the Jtgist and Lao Jour-
nal for series Of years discloses the fact that many
important cases are here reported which arc not
found in the contemporancous reports of Mceson *
Welsby, Manning, Granger & Scott, Adolphus i
Ellis, and other reporters; and the La,o Journal
alone during the first seven years of its existence,
published one thousand cases not then else
where reported
As TO the character of the reports of the claw
Journal and 1.-The Jurst," but little need be
said In England they are regarded ms OF high
authority, and cited with appreciation and rce
spect in the English courts, and by their most en-
inent elementary writer's.
They are cited with confidence, and autho-
rity, in the judicial opinions Of Judge Story, and
other eminent American judges, and in the writ
ings OF Grcencaf, Kent, Angel, PHILIPPE, Chitty,
and others; and, for accuracy, clearness and bre-
witty, are equal to any English reports now pub
lshcd.
few copies Of both thesoperiodicals have been
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
May l3--lawl3w
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May 18th 1851, after lingering Illness MlRGAREr f.
v N, ccnsort Of Monmouth d Hart,
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend her funeral on Sunday May 18th, at o'clock
City
In Brooklyn May 10th, ASS, wife Of John Curry, in
the zpth year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend her funeral ON Sunday 18th two o'clock
from her late residence, No. Doughty street. Her
remains will be taken TO Greenwood for ntermsnt
On Friday the 18th inst Of disease Of the heart ELi
elde, daughter Of John Mcdonald In the I'D year Of
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral sunday the 18th at
hs.psst tvo O'Clock from the residence Of her father
Ia Hester street, corner OF Mott street
On the 10th Of May, zntsi, only child Of zmr West,
aged yesrs months and days.
Tho friends and uaintsness ofthe family also Of his
brother Henry West are respectfully invited % at
day. afternoon at half past one O'Clock without further
invitation
oftyphus fever at the residence Of Mr Thomas Carrie
ton, Mr. JAsrs W,Ltss cosssLI aged y years native
q Camcisn, county Wexford, Ireland
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral on Sunday the 18th inst At
O'Clock from his residence, Ftyt street between
Eighth avenue and Bloomingdsle road.
In Homer, Cortisnd county NJ Y on the 10th Of
May Rev ALrrEp BrSNErT Agsn, Of the American Board
q foreign Missions In the fist year Of his age
On Friday evening the 10th Of May q consumption,
Mr. SFLtFCE u. ArnRyws, In the s5d year Of his age
1is friends and the friends of the family requested
20 attend bis funeral on Sunday afternoon the 18th
inst at o'clock precisely from his late residence Nc
2lT Mulberry street Spring street Ills remains
will be Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery
National Lodge No. 90 Il O. Of q f-The members
r pisase meet at their lodge room Gcthic Room) odd
Fellows Hall Sunday afternoon the 18th instant At
half past o'clock precisely 20 attend the funeral Of cur
deceased brother, seiieek b Andrsvs By order
Jossrf p BracH. Secretary.
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HoSolULU, March 8, 1851
Doors snors-The market Is in pretty good supply
and firm st quotations OF mems first quality light
boots there in the Market aud they would
mand readily So pair Several ofsecond quality
are held in rst hands at 81 pair which Is above the
views Of buyers.
DrmpISG MATERIALS firm at our quotations; with
upward tendency Cement Is In no demand. Bricks
selling OF rapidly and tho quantity in first hands it
limited Lime very scarce and in great demand at our
highest quotations For small quantity Of two-inch
PLANK say l5t0 feet note the offer Of SIPS refused
fLoUR,-1here are upwards of 5000 barrels in first
hands, which held Mt Sl2 but the market is dull and
We note the sales OF 2 quarter bags Of Sydney -four at
auction, for 8. IS.
w,Nrs AND LiecoRs-Good Marteli's is in great de-
mand We note the sale OF $50 gallons superior article
at 81 % Coed port, Madeira sherry and caret,
also In demand Champagne has an evident tendency
to decline in consequence of large mportatons the past
month.
OiIs No sperm in the market. Whale Is held at
62lsc., but anticipate decline Linseed has fallen
OF some from former rates. We note sales at auction
from 81 Is to 81 5 per gallon.
PsNrs.-Whte lead Is in good demand at our quota
tons The market toeraby well supplied with colored
paints.
SUGAR Is unusually dull, and the market is well sup
piled with all descriptions
sn4Ans and in great demand Nos. and
Manila the most saieaber article.
Com Dysr il and ranges from SIC TO SIG rs.
We note small GALES as high latter quotation.
VALUE GoLD SLvER.-0old dust, SIS IS $l8 T5;
Moss coin 50 so 81 doubloons, SIS; sovereigns, S.
20 franc pieces 81 10 guilder pieces, 81; 10 thalcr
pieces, So; 10 dollar piece Oregon, ST. Spanish dollar,
81; Mexicsn 81; Peruvian do, 81; franc piece, 81
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Uhc News from Nicaragua.
Our SAN JUAN CORRESPONDENCE.

san JuA- NICARAGUA, May 3, 1851.
TIE Netc Tsrn Councii-71e Humbug Of t1 Thins-En-
frJnse Of The Yanoss.f7iral Of British Var Steamer
affairs at Chsgrcs
The here is unimportant at the present writing.
The Town Council have had no business Of moment be-
fore them yet and viii take time for them to get
in the traces but once in have doubt the rens will
be well managed. Taxes win be levied for Its support
from the people by the peope-they will frame the
regulations themseves-town officers will be elected by
them submitting ne Jas. Greene the English acting
consul for approrai-they viii be elected for year
well as the chief magistrate.
This may be called provisional government, and Is
the first step towards complete and more republ
form that viii hereafter The election Of two
Americans out Of five officers created some dissatisfaction
among the antiquated portion Of the citizens but the
whole affair gives general satisfaction in fact the age is
Of progress and the march Of civilization cannot
be stayed, those behind the age get swamped Al
though the British government have Withdrawn their
man OF war he Bermqdal stsa they intend 70 nun IN
cane IN yesterday, and leaves Monday for Biewfeids
Would it be well if of Uncle sams vessels merely
dropped in 1t would not be considered intrusion
The improvements in this place still continue; many
changes have taken place within the last six mouths
rcan part Of the town begins to show signs Of their
terprsethe and neat appearance Of their buildings
contrasts svorby With the dngy matched roofs Of the
The English mail steamer Dee arrived this morning
and leaves for Chsgrcs tomorrow as usual She Is four
days behind time.
Business /, dull at present and win continue until
the movement gets into operatian in July when the
route will trust, be commenced in earnest. II Mr..
yanderbilts boats succeed the river and the
regular at this port for passengers nothing
prevent the lake route from beisg the preferred
Expectation raised in its favor and people here look to
IL for the success Of San Juan "a business place de-
ponds materially upon the success Of the Canal
Company's movement.
As leave in the Dee for Chsgres will add post.
script from that place.
CHsasEs May 6. 1851
We found only one steamer here-the III Dorado, Capt
Wright. She viii relieve the place Of hundreds
the number here awaiting passage homo 600 Some
their way down the river will wait the arrival Of the
Crescent City.
chagres Is very busy, and very dirty looking place
besides being nsufersbly hot. This Ii not the sckIy
season but there always less fever here and
always viii be- from its unhealthy situation Everything
look of disorder and want Of government hcre
gambling IL carried on in the open daylight and the
great magnet gold gistens from the tables set
out m front Of the houses TO attract the pssser By
stake his pile for the uncertain turn Of card Chagres
cannot compare with San JUAN Grey Town. either In
good government or good looks
The III Dorado leaves the 9TH "wednesday for New
York via Havana. X. d. r.
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Cleared.
ssssnsrs-Aisbama, Lu6ov, srvanaah, sttehifi.
s0Btherner Deknsos, eharisHson sroHgrd iessor a..
ChiDsagora Brosd~tIL Mobile Oneida, o'Nei Phsd.i.
shps-Eorasn fRusD Crabbs. ST stephens M yun,h a
Mencke Fidee Bcriand, 81 John, NIB, Rickard,on Cs
Manila. Cfay, New OrieaEs, J IlvefL
Bsrks-Rostock fMeckl Frshn, CadS Tunoh A. N.insfe;
Geo Lesiis Sleeper, RIO Japeito Corning Eary Een
Doaessssr Quebec, Tspscctti Achilles fsrl Wst
Gen, o. Rsrelsy Livnssses Wolfe, Dsyis. New or.
Brirs-fotbera, Bentley, Neuvitss. OSen san rar-
est Crocktr Pert Prince, Brett, yoss Ce; rartrdr
French, Cuba, resrith soma n Long Long C,rdssss
NV Eiwe sylph, Burke, Antigua, Eldridre; Triumph
lBrl -, Pichibuct9, Montgomery Brothers; Pilgrim,
kCrssSy, wilminston Nc Leyisthsn tBrL OdsI NsssaI
RIVER, Gs ori,..s, Kinds Portland, n Btoesmsni
ssbrs@fetrsi, Young ror. AZ Prince. oIsArs rr. A
CO, Munset Baldwin, B.rbor leland, Ackerly; VI
Johssoa (Brl johnson, DO. q Miller O.: YIN ii Ciase
(Brl Ssv yer, DO CAckerlyj Midway. Bscam Halifax
Evers CO, Angels Haines, Jackson vle Geneva Park
a. n Back h CO; Mary Jane Peck, Dunuy hlohmond
Oriaha Dodge. do Adrian, 0shcrn, Norfolk sturees
Cta~nsn Cos Arctir wilson hlersndria Mary Mankin
Latourstte Balsimosc Plymouth Rock L.ey B3s,ani
Rsy, LoyelI 40 Daniel weld, Foster Portland kmaSon
sso5s-isis cSaes Bossos, F.ahiou Biysenburs Pr,vi
dssct Lady Fsnwst. Wright New Hssen Jane Gardner.
lob shlp hmsrscsB. cuhsinsh.u. Mstsafss Brett
Arrived.
Steamship VI Dorado, Wright. Chsxres. MAY = Havana
t2th vth rssseng>rt. - Hewlapd Aspinwa lea 10
-, ~ lou r. ~ txrorieaced LS.yy gsle frea NV e NJ
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ssSs:ss sss..iiuIi, .ss:sss.s' ;hs sale ~.
nsss md Ss ps..s.s.s. 70 xns.isad Esrsrissasd
s % y s. sss s.s ' ssss: :ss
ssl Fsss, 5ysress April ls with
Ship sos,s.nus sgs ss'5i sssga' 8 day rs
ss .psss sss Neptune ss% Boston for TiHis.S
& ID Shot S S.S D ..s sa
~. p Columbia. Hrerrsa from e for So ian ass a
81 Ion = 20 ssshissed signals With saP Jays
and i Gsa sas is yf,pi Walt ~ WIN SAY
Bark zoas Hope lBrl cSnsor Liverpool IS days, with
Bari = asidss tsr stsa,s Galway % days. in ballast
Bsrf Ssae lsss soln RIO Janeiro 50 days. with cof
Bark Maria Morton. Bukey Savannah. days with
Brig Robert George tEr, Dixon, Galway. 50 days. in
ballast, with iss passengers TO master.
s slo, viii aa. S Dass and 20 days fro"
Brig Lsurotta grsmha Baiize, Hon. q days. with WOOD
Brig PhiIura Thatcher. Savannah days, with cotton
Brig Louise IFIl. Lebe Boston, days, in ballast to
Brig senus. Campbell. Boston. days. in ballast to
sehr Hope Orb Westerly Prince Edward Island days
sohr Deborah Robbins. wsshinEson, NC. days with
ssSr Martin " Bates, Davis, p sas, z day.
sehr Corneiia, stephens. New Haven days. bound to
sehr fevi Rowe wedmore. New Haven. bound to BAHIA
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain. Bsarse Boston. 5 days.
Schr Marietta Burr Nickerson. Boston, days
Benz Field Bolt. Boston. days. bound to Albany
Schr Florida, Long. Boston. days.
Schr Queen, Brown Boston. Sdsys
| Schr Sachem, Smith. Boston, days.
Schr Egremet, Thomson, Machias, days.
s sssr Ss a P9 zS. TS:'i as sa
! Schr victoxia, Allen, Beverly, 4 days.
/ Schr Globe, Small, Salem, days.
| Schr Pavilion, Snow, Salem. days.
Schr Elisa Law ton, Robbins. Harwtch days.
! Schr Express furbush. Eewburyport 3dsys.
/ Schr Meteor, Perry. New Bedford days.
Schr Cornea, Young New Bedford.
Schr westport, Reed, Lubec, days.
Schr Mount Vernon. Matthews, Bath. days
| Sehr Nietous Barnes. Cherryheld, 6eaya
Schr Excel. Berry, Portland, days.
| Sohr Bolivar, Robbins, Harrington, 9 days.
Sehr George Mary Everett Ellsworth dAys bound to
| sehr Helene, Thorndike. Rockland. days.
Sehr Eben Herbert, johnson. Rockla
Schr Rio Grande. Hicks, KocklAnd.
| Schr Union, Paul. Rockland.
| Schr Star, WithAm, RockiRnd.
/ Sohr Juno. Robinson, Rockland.
! Sohr Bengal Pierce, Rockiand.
| Schr Thomas Hix, Hall, Rockland.
| Sohr Ca,elie, Bonnell, Rockland, days
Schr Brilliant, Cotton Addison Nj, D days
sloop VIM II Sanford. Jones. Providence.
Sailed
Mail Steamships Hermann. Crabtree. Southampton
and Bremen; Aisbama Ludlow, Savannah; Seutherner,
Dickinson Charleston; and Others and from quarantine
ships Congress- Williams, London; Fidea. Fur
ber Liverpool New York Thompson, Hayre
MAY I7-wnd at sunrise. Sc meridian. sw sunset, sw.
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Married.

On the sth Of May, by the Rev i. II. Chaplin Ws W.
SrrRISo TO Miss MARY CASSos, OF this city.
On the 18th Of May, at the Church Of St Vincent de
Paul. by the Rev p. Madevrc, NJ. FsASoors Mans
AroUsIy PrREor Of St. Sever, Department Of Landes
France, 10 Mis- J,SSr LEssUs, of Paris.
At Trinity Church, Mr.. JoHs barren to BrIH MUIR,
both Of New York
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On the 18th Of May, by the Rev Mr. Michael McAlies,
Pastor Of St Coumbis's Church, Twenty hfth street,
Mr. Lawrence B.Rry Of County Meath Ireland. to Miss
RosssSs NJ BEkpv eldest daughter ofMr Michael Brady
Of this city
On Sunday. the nth Of May, BY Rev. Mr.. Amernan,
Mr. CHAsLLs Hcxs 10 Miss MAar JAsN MITCHELL, both
OF this city
California papers please copy.
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SHIPPING.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0HPASY.-ONLY
Through Line fer California and Oregon Chagrss Di
reet-Fare kedueed-on "Wednesday May D. s3P.k. the
ner commanded will ss Wednesday, May - AZ prscse
~ o'clock M from her pier ct the foot Of street.
r. with the Mails for Chaxrss connectin
With the fsv0e Cnited states Mail steamship Northerner
Pansms about the lJth Of juno Tor freight
passage apply at the once, Nos 81 aud 90 South
at liz West street. corner Warren street
DAcKETs FOR BAvRE-sEcoSD LINH.-THg rot
il loving ships will leave Hsyrs the 10th. aud NV
VT hal "a of ash MOI th
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ME DICAL.

ITO GENTLEMEN ONLY.-MR. FOWLER WILL RHR
pest his private lecture this evening in Clinton Nall.
the sexual Tickets le cents to be had the
door, or at i3I Nassau street.
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If aE.n
Honolulu Market.

Al Honolulu March Cd sbscess Of the liver Edmund
Chapman Mum, native OF Springfield, Mas aged y
years.
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DkAAASFAN0e
CrEAnEx ARcrIc.-FoR SALE. 4 TIHsr.cIxss
Inquire al vi IS ws% ssA
EoR Southampton AND HAvRE-EEw yosK
and a1sts ss% u.s:A
nsndsr Will leave for Hsvrs, touching sogshamgos !.
ees ss %si pier No. kss
Az nppy pas
DAcIYIo NAIL STEAMSHIP coHPANY.-tonLY
Linz 70. ,ss :s4 .. s
i:.s: a sss
days Of each month unless detained X Sn.voidss: 49,
isiloSas steam packet. Ssl.psps e the r.ess r.
s y assS:e ps.. sssS end q
TOM; sss: cakSasTs 90 -: .s
eSsgssIA s :ss: SEiSos. Is :s:s
The new s...n.hip ssseo;LuxsrA will ply s..~... a.
The fss
larninx without delay Win The mails and psssnssr fs -
regular Ss :, Pr.pslis.: viii = kept ios sAs ,
hama and San FsanoisoS -' p-'''As''
bursSen now under 20 the Company sss sscsis
oommodious in her cabin srrangsmsass viii BE- kspA ruaa
.fths above ss:sas,s VIZ keep W y: osaasisa ~
connection the Atlantic wal b maintained BY -
Omitted States mail ste anships cvr.c,vrc,-~
OHIO . s0O tons. CHEROKEE. -. = so 60
EMPIRE CITY. 1000 tons. PHILADELPHIA.Ll LOO tsa4
Leaving New York for Chsres the lith aad 18Th Of saA
month.
The new steamships IL DORADO and FALCON ~
form direct line between New Orcanl and ChA9Rss loaV
Ing at suoh periods will insure little dstsntoa pc
sble the sthmus and forming with the PAoiAo ste
ships through line TO aud from New Orleana and porte =
Mexico California and Oregon Passages from New Ofeaa
can be secured from Armstrong LAwrsson Co. agsat =
Mat place. -
lsce has been reduced from
500 In state rooms, TO S13O.
$780, In lower cabin; 70 Sx0Q
$40, in steorAxe, 70 el66.
The New York ChAgroo vii 10 AttAo toVoG1
ADOPT by safe see steamer between those ports
For choice Of berths apply ut The oce Of the Cempaav
AND 6b south street. and ct their W West stresS
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.
New ORLEAHs May 9.
Arriyed-Ship Hudson, NYork; bark Yarmouth, Boston
SAVANNAH. Nay Is.
A1ryed-Steamer florida, NYork.
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CTEAMEK ARcrIc.-FOR SALE. A FIRSr-CLASs
Inquire at MARVIN q N0RTH's, a5 William strsst.
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NEW MEDICAL Boogs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work en- the nature sra treatment q delicate diseases
and al the kndrcd Observation-Disclosures By great
Bostv lex NJ D. lecturer and disease Of the
stpye named nAtxrc large quArto-xe pages second
edition. Price $40 Extract from tie Boston Meaieal aaA
Surgics Journal % IL be said fesresgy 20 be equal
oords the family 81 diseas~<
snd superior spytbns Of the hind pnsael In
,hs country Author % The Family Physician = price
q cents Author o. work on self and y. deri,-
rnIle eeets Sc Hth edition. fourteen plates price
AZ For sails At tie Publishers, sTRINgERS Tow NsEN D.
prn.awat and Nv he author prosawar
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IMPORTANT STATr OF AFFAIRS-THREArENED RIP
TrnK WITH FRANCE, AND ANNExATIoN To THE
United STATES.
TFron the Alta California April ISL
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m EIIEI In TN hINr1Es-crRr rru Axs

ID FLITF IN TEN kINUIEs-CURE IN A FEW DAys
insured By the great forpgn remedy Dr. Lococks Pv
monte Waters for tie Of colds coughs asthma bronh
tie pulmonary consumption and all Affections Of the breast
and 1unsa Manufactured by Taylor Rochester N. Y
the only true and genuine proprietor and MANUFACTURES
the continent ~ merga BY assign ment Of right from JAcs
johnson CIV cliekensr Co. 81 Barclay street the
general sreat for New lOrk srd vicinity Sold also BY A.
u. u. sands 10 Fulton street Retail price. cents
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DACIFIC NAIL sTEAssHIP COMPANY = ONLY
il Through Ene for San rrsncisco,-Fsrc Rednced-On
Monday Nay 9sh, at r. M-Ths splendid dou be.engi
steamship OfiTO 5000 tons jas Finday schenek, M
Commander will sail Monday, May 18th At precisely
oclotk r. NJ pier the foot Of Warren
r. with the mails for Chagres Wis Havana.
Chaeres passengers transferred at Hsvsna 70 the spondd
double engine steamship FALCON. Passengers iesving In
the will With the fsvorie steamship NORTH
ERNER 20 sail from Panama about the 18th Of June
For freight pssars apply ~ No and % South
street. At No. III West street, corner Of Warren.
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIpECT-TuE FINE NEW
II double engine .tesmer, WINFIELD scorT, 2loo tons
burthtu Captain Kenney Couiiard will depart from pier
No. North River At three o'clock r. NJ, on Monday "a
June. For freight or passage, aprly 70
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 CO. Y Beaver street.
L,oR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-DESPArCH LINE,
first vessel The rev apd elegant New York built
clipper ship EAGLE John s. fsnsp commander 10 rarid
y oadinga pier s. North River, and having nesrly al
her engaged aud going board will have inmodate
deepttch. Fer balance Of freight passage Apply 70
RI SUTTON CO. - Wall street
ITDEPFNDRNT THROUGH L1NR.-oProsTTIoN.To
The Only Through Line Through ckets ~ me y west
ratee. For ChasYes, and KnFEton tJanaicsJ me new
and splendid steamship RRoTfER yONATHAr vii ieays
positively Monday, 18th Nay, ~ Y. NJ Tor Chass snd
k9r,os He. fset trr . yhsgrss va. & % ~
teen hours r.ss saess sesn snd shs'se ssbs'
Houfe, vesey street She viii land pss,ecrrrs =. on
the outward trip Frefh through 70 san frAhcseo
Senss rey ". Postsse % san FFsneAeo, eents
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nj EDICAL AID-FREsCH ASTrpoTg-THIsGREAr
Ivh and bencaccat Freach remedy knovn 20 Ne the se>
snd only positive or sexual diseases that has yet
der ~ 70 no nee, urtred .sperim.nt fcr has bee
used in all the isre tes and hospitals IN Frane snd 80
especial fsvorte in Records Great Hopitaln Ps vness
has been In use eighteen years the cry remedy
will entirely eradicate the poison from the syeeem whsss
the Of mercury Price ST. No charge for advcs ora-
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F0ooenKcrB AffiVo0s
LrvgnrocI-Paehet ship Ty phoon-A Ne~bury. Mr. and
MrsJ Adsms Miss aud Master Adams and servant Miss
and Mr. Moore. Park, Capt kortou. Mrs ward four
ehile and servant, Rev Roe wife and chill drn.
Srw oaLrass-shiG Hsaark Hudson-xr. Yates All
Mrs oliver aud daughter-lii in the ste~rag..
sAvAssAH-Bark Maria kortoE-xr Cibboss and two
dauxhters.
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During the year 1850, the value Of the import
from the United States, exclusive Of California
was 32s20s7 ~, being 81, SIS ~ less than from
California alone, during the same period. Great
2IoaG ~1& the British colonies together, in 1850
Raj gaeds 70 the Islands to the amount Of
KSsSs,ws 20
The Vandalia was to have sailed about the 10th
OF March, for Panama direct. She would b ring to
Panama important dispatches for the government
a. Washington, relative 10 the French troubles.
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