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for Old Beef also active the transactions reaching
$50 bills mess ct 81 rs $ll; and prime ct Is So
Nothing ofntsrest anspred In beef hams or cut meats
both OF which articles rather rare In market Lard
did not vary much 100 bbs and 10 isrc prime sold
va9hc State and Ohio butter was about soc and
prime dairy cheese Csc per 100 lbs dearer with less Of
feripg aud more selling
kIcx With better inquiry $50 tierees ordinary to
fair have been disposed OF at So So 25 per 100 lbs
cash
ssoAas Sales, including 10000 Havana and 10000
German were made todsy the former at s22 SIS and
the latter at So a 81 per NJ ak months
soAPWe noticed about 200 boxes red ruottled CASTLE
cold at eAic, four months.
sricEs.-A PARCEL of / 800 lbs prime No. nutmegs
fetched CSC; and 900 lbs do No a0c usual credit.
sPIRrrs In American whiskey the movements were
more extensive comprising 500 bb Ohio and Prison at
% 23.c, cash, but in foreign liquors very limited,
embracing only 10 half pipes Cognae brandy at price
below SO; and pipes Holland gin at SOC Imports -3o7
half pipes 800 quarter-do 255 octaves brandy
suoAHs have been unusually depressed. 100 boxes
brown Havana, oil ut &C. the only operation
recorded during the day.
T,LLow Prime moved 20 the extent Of 5000 lbs.
country rendered. at &c cash the former value
WIsIs-Some 40 quarter casks sweet Malaga have
at 45c a. &C., per gallon. Imports277 baskets Cham
payne; butts; IS hhds - pipes ~ hall DO Oh 1rs
100 octaYes wine.
RECEIPTS psaHvCE
The aggregate receipts OF produce by the North river
boats 70 day, Of ashes ls5 bbls sour O. 100 do
meal 900 acksges wheat 000 bushss; oats, 900
corn 10 0o0 do cattle, 20 head high wines 4So bbs
oil cake Is tons provisions ps0 packages vhiskey 40
EXPECTATIONS
BRIcK-5.000 FIRE brick
CoAL-IS6 tons Gamma. coal.
DRvGs-2s cash saba ASA
Day GooDs-lA packages per Gala; 100 30 per John
Currier
HrDEs--25 casks sailed skins
PAINT-l0 casks painters eolors.
PLAsTER-250 tons
SIS sacks salt
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Marine Affairs.

LsrStH on SATURDAY Nrxr.- The spendd clipper shio
Jshn Stuart will be launched afternoon at
Eve O'Clock from the gard Of Mcssrs Perne Patterson
Stack 81 witsm burg The J. s.. IL fine three decker
for the Liverpool trade and will be commanded by Capt
Watson Ferris, who superntended her construction.
Her model is entirely nsv and combines the capacity
for carrying large freight with gre, speed She has
been put together by her eminent builders in very
strong and hpished manner and Il thoroughly fastened
throughout On the whole, her builders and owners
have cause 10 be Justly proud Of her and We have no
doubt che r prove herself excellent craft and
worthy Of hing among the finest clipper ships extant
Her dinsnen ne are-Lepgtb 2o5 feet breadth Of beam,
feet inches depth Of hod 2s eet and she registers
I7oo tons
Fsw srT.nrn CrrY or Rrcr~o~p. - This vessel the
6rrt Of line Of propelers q between this city and
Ricbmond, Va, via Norfolk and PETERSBURG and owned
by COMPANY u merchants In Richmond and Norflk
I'm connection with others In this city arrived here on
ruesday, from Philsdephia, where she vas built rhi.
che pioneer Of the line very pretty modelled vessel
AZ about 800 burthen and bears the appearance Of
a fAst craft indeed We understand she made twelve
mses en- hour on her trip 10 this port with all the dssd
sosss. NJ new machinery; and It Il calculated she will
reach Norfot from here IN twenty I've hours She has
cabin fore and at, fitted up very neatly with white
panss end gilt heading end an sccommodse seventy
psseengers She s very strongly put tosether having
double diseopsl iron brsces end s vel planned for her
bw~inee~ she hes three m~sts, schooner ftg-td and
her sterns squsrt, and ncsty ornsmentet Nh carved
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


PslLADEIrrIA, September s.-Iyrot BoarA-sl5O State
5s ~ eO do, ~; 1900 City So lc21l; Leo do 1925:
s$ sasa1shs n COO g. 81 $50 STATE o. lco 80
ge % dG icg a. -; 100 d. b, ~, loo do
~ T6aa S. Ss loo TO- s. TX; TO DO g. s7f io5
DO ~ "a; 100 do IS. 81 100 de- b5 rs; 100 do b5,
~ 100 do, 2I} lWdo So 2Iis ieT Sdlss-2Oo shares
fading Railroad S. Second Boards 100 Lehigh
U.s. Loo CITY l02ls a6 shares Reading Railroad
Harrisburg Railroad asa Il \ Northern Bank, KY 1854.
BALTIMORE, September 3.-Stock Board-S6i5 Maryland
ssmannual 7 3t5 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds
1867, gs fhnres Merchants Bank, 1905 Marine Bauk 2i.
At the Board to day Maryland 6 coupons closed at
BID lO2A asked Baltimore IS 1890 l0i bid, 1854 asked;
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad Bonds 1857 bid 20 asked
DO shares es bid 7oi. asked York and Cumberland 10
bid, lg1a asked
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-W ednesday, Sept 8, 1851
At market l40 cattle about 10 beeves and 1000
consisting Of working oxen and calves. yearngs,
two and three years old. Prices-market beef extra
So so per cwt FIRST quality So second do So third
do 81 U.s. ordinary SO ,5 Hides, IS rs per cwt; tai
low So %. Veal calves, So So and Sc working
oxen, sos 1913 $40 and $780, and calves SIS $50
SEQ and SI5; yearlings So, So and S2; years old
Sl2 SIG and go three years old, SIC, S2i and $50
Sheep and lambs 156 at market Prices-extra 81,
So, and 81; by lot, 81 So So and 50 rs Swiue-none
The market about it the last three weeks firm
One hundred and twenty cars the Fitch5urg
railroad and one hundred and twenty five the
ton and Lowell railroad loaded with cattle sheep horses
and fowls. Number from each State
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Telegraphic Reports.

NV ORLEANS, September g. 1851
Cotton has advanced quarter TO three eighths since
the receipt OF the Atlantic news The sales have been
l.(0 bales, az S. &C for middiny. New -four steady.
NEW 0RIrANs September 3-P. NJ
CorroS.-There has been further advance OF an
eighth 20 quarter Tables cleared Sales, 900 bales,
at So for middng. The by the America has ar
rived. hut Is not yet published.
Pork firm; mess Sl0 80. Gunny bags advancing 10
B.LrMosr, Sept. L. ISL
flour-3O0 barrels Howard street sold to-day at
81 co and LOCO City Mills at SO 81. wheat-Prlm,
red az &c. Corn-Prme white, IS 60c; yeilow SIS a
90. Oats-4 a 35c. Whiskey- - &C. Bacon-western
sides 3tsc.. $40 sold Shoulders. 50 ss1c 100 sold
Hams, Western cured, 10 lie, 2 900 sold
ALB.NY. Sept 4 ISL
The arrivals for the last twenty hours have been
III hour 1900 bbls; wheat none; corn coo bushels
10 Hour the market l. FIRE with a moderate bust ness:
200 bbs were sold. Corn L. in good request at better
prices the Gales reached COCO bu heels jc for sound
Western mixed. and 81 81 &c. for damaged Oats are
steady, and selling at 36ls &C.
BUFFALO, Sept T. 1851.
The arrivals since yesterday have been-0f -four. 1000
tbls wheat. 1900 bushels; corn. 5000 do Flour
1he market for common and fair brands OF Western Is
somewhat lower, with moderate demand for the home
trade and export the al have been 600 bbls Mchi-
gan az 50 p s. 81. Wheet-rhs supplies OF Western
are hrser and prices heavy Ohio
zoe Corn IL 10 good request at better prices lot Of
mixed Western was told at i3c.
sr. LOUIS, September 1, 1871.
Mess pork, SIC 90.
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Montague-the lady TO whom We are indebted for the
charming introductory Anecdotes prenxed to the late
Lord Wharnciifes edition Of Lady Msrys works Lady
Louisa remembered to have her grandmother Lady
Mary when 1t old wortleys death that celebrated
man returned 70 London after her long and still
plsned exile from England Lady Louisa herself a
charming letter writer
January 49, aged 20. George Little Deceased who
was an apprentice board the bark Patriot King fell
overheard In lat 80 lon SO 90 and though every
effort was made to him. drowned
Rate OF sailing at the time six half per hour
JuyZ at Rome. the Warehouses Maria Pentini. She
was the daughter Of Gaspsrd santin who sent in
tiff Plus VI
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:sss En- :;;.. s''', ...'..
Sas Y: s::. s!isss::: 4:;i
=: "a Ak sss Z
s.. T: IT,: f:; \: ',s.' Nc. ,
::::
n s . San ..s
sseos sS Ks STsss as s.'i' L''n,
sss.s s Rs fItS: Cot. s:s s s.. s
R,ps SCh Schroeder Valparaiso baltimore lHs~ Hss-
George b bssEy Witty
ssshs ohio Haley; San Diego vi. intermediate
~ ssss s,Ft Fremont co.m
ha Leroy Oregon "a pass Sea Gull Oregon pass; soA<
SSs.s.ss Ballard. yTnssd 10 " Hum:
SseshS.RRs ser fs aauIan. Tsi IL
SsTis s.chorsd under For. PSins; w., co.,.
Ss: Hs:y
si9 piesS brig John psyi' Pis%%s. PSssss sGssa
a.. Bss Hong ksss Arab Tfsr:ssa 6.lousss brig
u.s es R s..s s.:t s. a:s
Lucas Smith Norsas x.lyln. Gerard r,
Giraffe lBr) Robinson, Manila via ISLANDS Ltaliano
Tsnncs.ss Tos.en Bsncis; chsssps.ke,
Ballard Trinidad; bark Eudrgt MAXI Mast DuscS An,
ss.:on Hong KSns sshrs Moran Bsaics Emperor.
,22d-Bark wenham, Gait, Calcutta scSrs Whiting.
San Diego; Caroline Haw), Tspley. sisi,nss.
fyrS nhSp sassh1 ISTne Caicptta harks Ann Losisa
dss,n Honolulu and Sim
yhEEsh 1p ss,rso Freeman cacutai bark Aa.0instss
25th-shp Seth sprasue wsdsworh Calcutta; bark IT.
s bsl HsTIi:on Port delaide brxs Fanny erl
sShr nrssys Br) Rsid Port Adelaide; slcop Hudson
ri ssshmShP NeGT.:h Toons shapshas bark E.,bs..
Paris San Bias sohrs Matilda McLane Stockholm EaSe
oo s.n bss s, sss
viehaud valparaiso barks incess Royal Br Wynn dos
pos; sioop Eureka Dennis, Stockton ""''AAN nam
Zth-Sstp Iconium. Turner valparaiso bark Paladin.
meg s's y s sssp s,ss sAi D..
Stockton. " ',' 1850
xsI:tIsses%sr Indepehdenee: waksmsn. Panama: bark
AuSl.Briss Ruth Hilton. sJuan; Anna Z Maine. Cook.
SAILED July -Steamers Tennessee Totem for wreck Of
propeller Union: 18Th, Goliah Mason. San Diego
SAN DIEGO, July 2s-ships Montauk MNiohaels, from
phsn LYrpsp Clark sm NIGrk inst with soysrnnsn.
touched at San II days previous and had again put
san LUIS oBIsFo. Cal. prev to July 2s-shiu FANNY.
from Panama. with passengers, in distress.
sTONlNGTOr, Sept Arr schr Exact NYork for Har-
SALEM Sept l-Arr schr Lebsnon Parker Pembroke foe
Newart CID Carleton, Dix Philadelphia; schr Mary
TRINIDAD Cal July 2s-sehr Alexander wig passengers
for sFranoiscO.
NYcrl SEPT sehrs Ira Brewster. morson es Eisaiss
Cohkn Bridgeport I'd, Mahony, Corson, Philadelphia
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Our Philadelphia Correspon dence.
PHILADELPHIA, Septembe


The Deaoc ate Conference.
The Democratic Conference have busy all day in
selecting candidates for the District Court and Common
Pleas The Judges of The District Court George
Sherwood, John Findlsy and George Stroud, have
been nominated for reelection. fhe balloting is
going for President Judge of the Common Pleas and
1t il supposed Thomas Petit will be the chosen one
The conferees the outside members now to be
getting the up and when the baotings for Asso
ciate Judges come up then will be the tug Of war
There much bitter feeling with regard to Judge Kelley
who is Of the candidates. His name HAVING been
presented before the Wing Judicial Convention last
evening is pretty certain that he will be debsrred
from nomination by his democratic brethren 1t is
however Of but little Importance his friends are too
few to secure the nomination Joel Jones' the Mayor
nss lair chance Of becoming of the candidates
inis Gays work will complete the democratic ticket
The Wing Judicial Conve ntion have adjourned Tor
weeks so as to have plenty of time for consideration
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NV BEnToRD Or MAREEr, for the week ending septI-
sperm-We have no change 10 notice in the mar ket
which rema ms firm with fair demand sale of car 20
Of 500 bb has been made since last price not
made public. In manufactured noticed sales of 5000
gallons unbieacbed winter sperm at 81 Is and 1000
gallons besched do at 81 20. Whale-The market re-
mains very quiet, and have only to report sales of
leo bbs ground tier at as ets and 800 bbls good N W
Coast a. II est per gallon sale of 100 bbs bleached
winter whale. made at SO cts Whalebone has
been in brisk demand and sales OF Oc0 lbs Polar have
been made at 30 "a cts per Id principally at the lat
ter price-vhich Is advance.
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N Y VS. BY THE MAILS.
Oar Baltimore Correspondence.

bALfIMohki sept. T. 1901.
TIE Cuban Excitement The Fuemen's Parade, &C.
The Cuban excitement in this city fuctuates with the
news-one day all 10 considered bright and glorious and
the next gloomy and hopeless Thus the dispatches put
forth BY the government yesterday ami the orders for
the seizure Of all vessels conveying renorcements to
Lopez, cast damper the outdoor enthusiasm, aud
the town meeting called at Monument Square, last
night was accordingly postponed
Our nremen are making the most extensive prepara-
tons for their grand parade in November which 1t Is
expected there will be twelve visiting companies present
from New York Boston Philadelphia and Washington.
Their apparatus is being repaired, engines built,
with new banners equipm. MS sc made and nothing
that money will be wanting TO make II the
most brilliant procession witnessed in this country
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On Sunday morning, August 81, at st. Paul's Church
brooklyn hy the Rev John j Reagan Cu,RLss JANIS
SPENCER, ESQ. Of London, to Donna MARIA Lupo,tNA
DAeuusR NEWTON, Of Oporto Portugal
On "wednesday morning, September 3 by the Rev. DIR.
O. Vermeule y. v. CLAHKsoS, NJ. d., TO May LroSoRA
BLoDcirr, both Of this city
At Msnhssset l.. l., on Monday, September /, by the
Rev schoonmsker, 0soHGE II. NUrGszEH to AVA T.
CiaYIox.
At Cairo Greene county ~ Y, on September by the
Few. X L. Humphreys Dawn LoHRy HAYS to Asrgs
Es7HEE NoERIs, both ofNew York
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Our New Jersey correspondence.

HAcKEssAcx, N. j Il, September 4, 1851.
Trials before The Bergen County Cowts-The September
Term
The several courts of this county opened Tuesday
morning at ten O'Clock, Chief Justice Henry W. Green
presiding No cases of public importance upon the
calendar and the first day spent in the argument
and decision Of common motions.
On Wednesday morning the Of Hopper Hopper
was taken up 1t is action brought by a widow to
her dover There quite array of counsel
in the case; Gov yroom and A. o Zabriskie Esqs ap-
pearipg for The demsndant, and Gov Pennington Hon.
VIM. Halsted, Hon Asa Whitehead and Gen. Wright for
the defendant John Hopper died eighteen years ago
leaving large farm which he had devised TO his son
Jacob. He worked the farm for several years then
took the farm tor six at the third of the
ceeds as rental in lieu Of her dover. Differences
curing between them. she filed count in dover and
the cause comes down from the Superior Court
have her dover and damages for detention assessed
wit OF inquiry To day the plaintiff rested and the
fence proposed evidence that she mad occupied
the premises during the whole time had been fully
paid by the tenant Objection being made the court
VIII give decision upon thu important question in the
morning
Yesterday morning the Grand Jury came into court,
and presented several bills among Others an indictmen.
against Patrick Nc Hugh, charged with the
Simeon Demarest The prisoner when arragned. stood
mute, and the pee Of not guilty entered, and the
tral Is set down Tor Monday next at ten O'Clock A.
i. *. v Wright, and NJ Knapp Esls are counsel for
the prosecution and o. Zabriskie, Esq for the de-
fence.
Your readers will recoec the account Of this murder
given OF the time, in the Hrad The proner into
houfe aud threatening to carry child lying in
die. out into the street the inmate. called for assist
Mr. Simeon Dersarest. a neishbor an old man
sixty years OF age, and upwards hearing the cutlery
came running up with pitchfork, which he had been
using In his field. The prisoner had q tusse with de-
cesred and in the melee secured Of the fork
and immediately plunged the left side Of the de-
such Of late year, hear that the stereot;ped
defence Of insanity vii BE- set up by the prisoner
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lax AND IfvERPooL-Stea mship Cana Ia, from Bos-
ton or Liysrpool-E Bgelow OF Boston; Richd Jack
ton, alem Jss Harper, David Harper kantuoke Mar
tin, NYork Caughlin, NOrleans; Robert Smith, New
HHsmlurg ny; Hon Thos Mckay John Mckay Keeper.
gland Fairbrother ND Drist e; Francis Lynch.
Dub I'M 1t Markham, Royal Brigade John Barsow CAL
eutta David Graham, London; Mrs. Howard Messrs Luoe
Leroux G w sohu.eh. Hagan. G NelDon. VIM Wisdom
For Haiifsx:-Rey Alex Baekie. Boston; Mcdonald, q
Arthur. Miss McDosnld. Montreal Misses Pike Boston,
Murphy NYork Mrs Tenbrouok and servants Total 3d.
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Passengers ArrsvsS

LvrRpooL-Paekst ship laton-Mons MontpeIiier
and lady Paris Mrs Taylor, Nyor; Miss Taylor do Hon
Won Moschresker. SfPH L. Leipsio Mr. Webster lady
ami lady
HAvRr-Paoket ship GallsC Livingston, Master Liv-
ingston. Livingston, Eecles Yandehberg Alfrea
Cocart Eeeken, L Jenness.
LivKRPooL-sbip Leviathan-Mr Sparks lady and three
kerkey.
LwEkPooI-Ship scoto-Dr d Norris, Baltimore.
HAvRE- Ship Galena-Miss Knghergen. DIR Crocara and
and lady, Bourgnsrd
o. RAco.-Brig Ocean Bird-Beuj Linda, HsnYi,uss
Hr Mint.
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, easily and gracefully, and her ends

work Her lines easily and gracefully and her ends
sre pretty sharp
The City q Richmond is propeller, and was built
under contract, with r. u Lopez Esq and has his most
approved patents connected with her machinery The
engine built by Messrs. Reany, Netfe 10, the
celebrated engine buiiiers Of Philadelphia. and exhibit
great strength compactness, and neatness Of finish
The two cylinders each Of 26 inches diameter and 70
inch stroke low pressure, with two air pumps aud
densers but that In of accident the
CINE be worked at high pressure BY simply turang
crank The propeller is 81. feet diameter, with three
blades Tho hull was built by Biersy. Esq she has
freight capacity for about 5000 bales besides her coal
Her length Is $50 feet breadth OF beam - feet depth
hold II feet. Her commander Is Capt. Wilson Terry
The second steamer for this line which to be called
the City Of Norfolk anu be considerably larger her
consort is buildos at Baltimore and will be I'm
ished In November. Messrs. MAILER l. Lord are the
agents Of the lire in this city The company we under
stard is not stock one but direct ownership as most
Of the sailing vessels owned
We hope the City Of Richmond will be well patronised
as we have no doubt she will especially as one adyan
tage connected with propeers Of her own
peculiar claims the ability to carry freight at abou,
the rate OF sailing vessels, and with greater
she is advertised to leave Monday next from Pier
No. j, n X where she il now loading
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ssrsgr.phis usrins Reports,

SsiskTsph4s 8hEho
AIri,.s-br .AiP John xnsr cssr tss. jsglo. ast.u:
as, ar, s.ss@sRr ASsLie. Liverpool This morning a.
ce.rd-Nsy ihip John Wade srrAneissO; tsrls Eds.o.
Cfs.lss'ap oas PhsSeth. Es e' Sehss AneN Brown.
ciosrcd-.hip oustse SYorh; .shf Il Tisnm:r ssy.E.
-.- HALIFAX, sspt2
Arrived-Drg Victoria, NYerh.
Arrivsd-schs H,rnsni,. SYort.
Aiv.e-Bris oirsey, frcn Run Key BridE,rors ~.
PORTLAND, sert3.
s.,, - = Pnovmrscs. Ser. 4.
s ssr o ..I ni FlT, RsI r Ernse
,hsws. Phladsirhisi VIM xcot6. Bradley. do.
Aiv,sssesnsr Virginia. Phil,Sslrfls schr H,Acvsr.S
-, sALrs, sept.
Arrived-schr Maid q Erir. Nrers.
lPER srg.ssElr Avrntc1I
AT AT from Bos,on JsIy a. 70 tno, a.. fsysl;
Foreign Mails.
Letter bsr. PEI steamer Merlin, fsr Bermga, g. Tho.
fero Rso i,@sis, sna ,ll q. We; lndi. is,nes viii
ok sc inst :, u I, .is'.;
Herald Marine Osrrsspondsnss.
- -. -, Pirf.nEr rtfis, Cert - Pm.
sT 6ssss WA WIT Fi , ss iSa1 ciHg ssS
t slower. Bo,.., 30, nsEriek Nos York L,EEsI.,.s.
% f:"S.yrsnI. MI Sss i.ySs iarS!. fyss, s4,,
sggsh; P,tl!rsrsr BrovniDs Lake. East Grssa-'0hi
clssssSa Barn Essis Nst.hsy., Boston trs psysd K
Akn, Baksr, laguayra schrs Lorreette Reid, BERN;
W NcEee, wDse. Dighton; Rainbow Hutchinsos. DO;
Phoebe Baxter, Fuller Boston; Hs Cobb, DsnniS Mass;
Jarvis Lyon. burns, New Haven " Browning lake,
Ess. Gr.snyieh nary MILLER, Laws, fSeyidsAeS David
Misc silansovs.
r7~ See Arrivals lad news columns.
sur CytS.srrsEE at Baltimore from Lvtrp,oi reports
that ui., IN tie uulf she
carried ,ssy fore md milan sopsssns nss with hrs. of
the who In The act Of fsrlins ne sails They
we're al rescued, slough csnidersbiy iniwed
NAILS, New Orleans. had passage sf 81 days
frcn Liverpool On The iTh Of July IN calm commenced
70 lri tho Gulf Stream and vas compelled around
ASsco aud days from the TortugsS to the Southwest
Esss.
spp ARc1urycr, Csspar at San Trsncseo from Nrork
the isth, in lat u ~ lon ~ W. esferenceda hurri
tie easvsrd, which blew with Terrific II
Lours. the ship during the time scudang before 70 the
Westward hare poles she susts4ned damage.
dark the 18th, while scuddng pseed large black ship
hevnr the appearance Of clipper lying her beam
hIp inside niles BY observation, during The hurr
cane The wss ia dsys on The and out Of that
anchor on Tslcshusne, lcsving TIC days running time.
sufp WsyuvcroN stigoV, during her veysec from
CAituiia 70 restoa. o. ae sta April, lat y Ion s. y
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EEDlCAL,

nOCT0R JHONS0N's CHOLERA CORDIAL is IN
- fallibe in acsses Of Cholera Disrrhoea Loossness
Choc flatulence &C. occurring In Of All agos
The rapid snd extraordinary effected BY when
every other remedy had failed warrant the undenable
seruon, that u the most valuable medicine
dueet IL containB laueanum any other injurious
cruz and may be given with perfect ssy TO the yosnsess
infant No person need fear cholera with this medicine
The house and as one dose has been frequently known
alay the most nlsrmirg symptoms family should
without IL Sold in bottlesr containing eight Doses
lad, by Barclay sons Edwart Sutton Co and all
patent medicine vendors ~. B.-None gsnuins withoue
as words Dr. Johnson Cholera Cordial and We sigma
ment STAMP Each bottle accompanied BY directions for
use.-London, August Ia, ISL.
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saIPPING.

STEAMERS TO IRELAND.-A PUBLIC MEETING.
~ for the promotion Of this object will be held this
evening at the Coliseum Rooms 45O Broadway The ehar
VIII be taken at o'clock and the meeting will
dressed by several prominent Irish and speakers
by order Of the Provisional Committee. -
YACHT FOR sALE-THE NEW AND FAST SAILING
yacht T. n. DOWNING Of about fixtesn burthen,
copper and well found In respects draws but
model and well adapted for the Southern waters be
seen lying OF the Battery For further particulars Inquire
Of . LAPAUGH DOWNING,
No. Is Wall street. fourth noor.
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR
~ yate Treatie &c once hours, to u o'clock, A. n.
ana TO oclook r. M tsuntay exceped No. ~ Green
witch street IRON the uncommon medical advsstaxs NE
author has enjoyed amongst which he would
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