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NEW OKLEANs, August 81, 1871
The sales Of cotton yesterday were 500 bales at Sc
sac for mddling Rice is held at 3lc for old TO
fresh Carolina. -
CHARLrsroN August 80, 1S5l
No sales OF cotton have been reported this Afternoon
BALTIMORE. September l. 1851.
The market for -four is steady with but little activity
eco bbis Howard sold at SO S. e and 800 city
Mills the same figure White corn sells at 59c ooc
and yellow Soc SIC Oats are at 3ic and ~ Doc
Coffee 900 bags Rio, sold at sca Sgs, Beef-Cat-
tie on the hoof at 50 "A 80, at which 800 sold
Killed hogs are at SO a SO Is.
ALB,SY, Sept /, 1851.
Receipts since Saturday - Flour 25t0s barrels !
wheat none corn 10000 bushels Western flour is in
fair demand, without change in prices. About 1000
barrels sold to-day. Wheat Is firm with good
milling inquiry 10000 bushels sold at 81 ~ for
Genesee and Ole for prime Ohio Corn is dull but
prices are firm Sales 0Co bushels at 49c for lot
of damaged SAKE for good western mixed add 561sc.
for round yellow 1900 bushels Of barley sold at rae
roc for two rowed, and 75c for three Iowed
BUFFALO, Septem Der ], 1851.
The past twenyfour hours receipts have BEEN
Flcur 600 bbs wheat So 900 bushels corn AZ 0oo do
Flour steady. but not active 900 bbls Michigan
sold, at So 81 So 81 Wheatrhe supplies of Western
mixed larger causing heavness in prices sales OF
p 600 bushels at 10 re for Ohio and 76c for Michi
gan The supplies of larger, and buyers are
holding of for lower rates Oats dull, and lower
sales being made at 26c. Freights are unchanged
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On Monday morning September ], in the eighth month
of her age ELz.BErH Ann ScHAEFrR youngest daughter
Of Mr. Philip Schsefer.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this Tuesday afternoon September
at o'clock from the residence OF her parents Ne l26
Hester street to Greenwood Cemetery
On Monday. September l. Of dysentery, Mrs. NANcy
ANDREWS aged SO years formerly of Westborough Mass
Her friends acquaintance, and those Of her SON
VIM. d. Andrews respectfully requested to attend
her funeral this day TUESDAY at clock NJ, from
her late dence 9 Second street. without further in
vitation
On Sunday evening last Mrs. A. NJ. CONWAY, wife of
Frederick Conway, Esq of the Broadway Theatre.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re
pectfnlly invited to attend the funeral at ST John
Church this (ruesdiy) morning, at ~ O'clock wthou!
further notice
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RosE DE- vsrs AS NosaA-Much curiosity has re-
Gently been excited by the announcements that the
prina donna of the New Orleans opera had
been engaged by Maretzek; and last night Of the
largest and most audiences OF the con-
gregated early hour 10 witness the first appear
ance of Rose de Nries, under favorable auspices she
being supported by Msrini and Bettni, who per-
sonsted respectively Oioveso aud Pollione. The fest
appearance on the stage of the prims donna the
signal for a warm welcome; and. before the close OF
NOimas Introductory rectative the whole audience
united in encouraging trbuts Of applause, drawn
from them by the tsents OF the vocalist who exhibited
ia Ia, Of her voice. little evidence of what is
called stage fright This by means. however, i'm
paired tue brltncy OF the subsequent scenes of the
opera but was fairly overcome after the iaterpre
tution Ct casta diran which was executed with
high degree OF skill Tue Gaddnte was phrased
With ndmrabis expression; and when the remarkably
BEAUTIFUL voice OF the vocalist esayed deliver the
cabo.a he applause which could hardly be restrained
broke out with full force Trere msta king its
Mes nng Rose de Nries became at once a favorte be-
cSu me had not only displayed vocal organ pecu
La sweetness ard power hut ability ascend in the
sese 10 an uncommon height, With u certainty and =
oecscy of expression quite surprisp almost
dtrtul The upprr OF her voice. the most difficult
part always 10 b. manage siroty used with
sommate art aud served 10 iuten ify very much the
sty lie Of tie vocalist. The triumph worthy of any
great ,se; and 10 well appreciated that Rose de
Nres enthusiastically called before the curtain
the END ofthe act as she indeed the close of
In the second and third couide nce In
the audience have new power to the
lady for sang and acted with fervor aud abandon
manner, which CT mmsnded the utmest EN- husasm We
are tie certain ~ talent and much briaucy
execution the heroic lyric drama will continue t.
command public admi alton. If carefully cultured and
exercis.d and Rose de Nres will become the
it, which The Of last night promised To night
are ~ have the splendid opera Of Rossin III Barbiere
d seyigls" with Bertucca. Salvi Marini and Coetti
Ii Will net BE- repeated sgain this season.
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marrled.

In Ashe, North Carolina, the 18th ult., WILLIAM
Walters, "a dwarf about rs years old, and not more
than 80 inches tall and weighs 25 pounds to Miss ELIZA
BETH sAwiEKs Ia full grown woman) all of Wythe CO.
On Sunday evening, August 81 by the Rev Mr. Wells,
CHARLES NJ YARwooD, to Miss MATILDA rutland, all Of
this city.
On Monday, September l, at the church Of the Holy
Trinity. Brooklyn by the Rev. Ralph Hoyt, Mr. GEORGE
AoKrRMAs, to Mrs GERTRUDE CAHooNE nece aud adopt
ed daughter OF Benz amin j. Cahoone ESQ u S. N
Ninth month ls 1851 by the Order of Friends JosEPH
T Pilhcr Of Sing sing to SARAH Z. KIP, OF Newcastle,
al OF Westchester county.
Sing Sing papers please copy.
In Philadelphia, September let, by the Rev H. ].
Morton. d JAMES NJ. EDWARDS Esq Of New York, to
Lrr eldest daughter of Joseph Presdee Esq, of Lon
donderry, Ireland
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LsE, snd frssA. cloudy.
a., lrfs s! !,i s..il =, A .Ii. !

tFfs sTEAvnirP ArLAvri-I
tNtWHEP Avg arr Peter Hattlick. Rockwell NTork;
BfhunAnia Avs l-Passed BY, aolysale tof Bsttoa).
Iriue, from ilvtrfI1i Z. Bal rcr
BrnursrE, aus ij-Atr stNHBnts. Monroe NF.rt. SD
HRENtHHsVgs, Ava Is--Arr Ori5n partie BAL more
8tov, Diahs hetre' hOfisans in te t9ati, Ls5ntins
ara NiEo Imilio Iust a. DO Frima Mills, Mobile aai do
Cguercio, Zaues, Charleston aid o.. Cernoss faorerl
Hrork
BhTAvis June 3Arr Eds7 Boston ana ia Il,b 70, co.
fth. kfttds PYtri. t-th. Nssta Caii0rus sd Ma -
Ably Pratt HsrhurFi June D. JoiE Coorsr ot,nI ttt
Talbot Do. 2th. .rishna. Caiofna.
BONnty July s-Sl1 White Sguail Edwtrds TT9ar Eonz
DRsrof srr Is Arr Queen n The West PUN sY,rs
on the Pill 18th Josephine, B0rnhoim, for NYork,
CAM Avr 5-Afr Crisis Conn. Baltimore.
CsTt1 avg lO-hu Gen carritaid, Casariera. NYork
tEossrsrT tug s-Arr xsrmisn. Jackson u,,,n,,s
Ovtrdo ovns Trinidad de Cuba ana Boston Sea Queen
Csicufrs June is-,rr Ceiunbis slsbss. P,p.r, t7,b
Wiisleuincup Fsbers Honolulu. ca sth Element urs
ley, rYors walpole. Lefavour, Boston
Ifsf cisco Crest Irain Hatch. for NYorh sam Russe
! meturrer. ooi John Actma Dis0n. Roman Putnam,
Nooardge. CsrreE hnstice Steel kazeppa Crockett ORR
CrxHAvTs. Aur lthrr Union Schmidt Baltimore, is,b
Co'snbUrg. Phuiten, Nfork. "'
DEsi ava bar siias Leonard. Thompson London ana
cd for Boston, h. satgIe Evsus Prstt EYork ana "a
Tor onden. ltt. Hendrix Hud,on warner london snd ia
for lork lst Solpay. HodEs9n Charleston Tyne ans,
60 Baltimore end both sid fer London Globe Whitmors
lests anchored Onto Weirutsr Richmond and "a r
Ersmst, 1smsrs| Patching Hull and cid FOR Horea.s;
po,,p, sSs IsIArs Be-. Jansen. tssrl..,o,
EInEcnf. Aus i2-srr frahh Johhron Brown. Ttavasa
for Crontsd Ish Ptius SER Thonrsoa stookhoim Cor
KOpIesns sid ib, NEPTUNE. reson ssaoRholn for New
la o. Wytors for Bordeaux
Tatssv1S. hls Is-Au sapoStt Chapman, Hsvsaa
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"MEssas BFsiE, LUDLOW Co."-ERRoR CORRECTED
Our Philadelphia correspondent has fallen into an
in his letter which appeared in Sundays paper
There Is no such firm as Bebee Ludlow Co
There firm under that designation in this city but
it dissolved and the partners formed two firms one
Of them. "I}etee Co." Of New York, and the other
Ludlow 4 Co. hilad,phis, The firm OF Bebee Lud-
low Co had any drafts dishonored, neither had
they any Indebtedness with the Bank at
time hessrs Bebee / Co, Of .nis city have copsee.
ton with any house out Of New York.
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LATER PoRT PRiNoE-By the brig Clara
Windsor from the above place in possession Of
dates 10 the 10th ult Everything then quiet. An
express had arrived at Port Prince the 18th ut
stating that the Emperor had returned to Cape Hayti
from his tour having crossed the Dominican frontier
without being moested II also reported that the
difficulties the Dominican and IIayten govern.
nts had been amicaby settled. Coffee getting
scarce, and sold $50 to sol per hundred pounds.
Logwood $40 per hundred. without the export duty.
American provisions ere in great abundance.
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Movements of Distinguished Persons.

n. X Hal Esq the Hon Postmaster General, and
L. Cba,feld the Hon Attorney General present
IN the city and occupy at the Irving House
The Hon Reub, Wood, Governor Of Ohio, arrived in
this city yesterday and took lodgings at Butts Hotel
We understand the Governor will remain several days
in to vi.w the working Of public institutions
hon. r. Waller was not passenger in the Baltic
which sailed Saturday, has been stated. BY some
mistake his name appeared among the passengers.
General ohm Wool has received an invitation from
the O. mmon Council Of Buffalo to be guest of that
city, while visiting the department OF the L. 5. Army,
loo It'd near tn al place
Major Preiss, LIST Lieut. Grossinger, and I'd Lieut..
Scbs uger, Hungarian exles, who served in the late
revolution, and shared with kossuth captivity n
Turkey. arrived at Montgomery Ala, the 25th ut
on their way to New Orleans.
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Passengers Arrfv sd .

0hLwAT-Ship Howes-Dr Dalton ani lady. Mrs
Ceaghngan and three dau ghte- Miss Dok.rsy Pe-sss
A hsarneT HcDermOtt. Kelly
hantLA-slp Isaac AllertOnw Harriet. LADY aad child
T0vrer, " Thompson, LADY and two children
BsRHAuog s-Brig Lima-Hm Watson Mr. EAnt.,
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e Slln REwsRD.-JEFFRIgs' AeTIDOTE, A srE-
POOO chc pistpre Tor the cure Of private dsord r.
~ makes speedy without abs least restoton Of g.
trnt exposBre, change IN application 20 bunees The
proprietor challenges single which tha mlstars y
not the foreitrrc Of eve tsndred dolar
put up IN bottles With tua directions, at One ssle
ss. wesk-.msny ree'rs5 IN two days ror sale ~,
Nsv nxeaaa.
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SHIPPING,

|
NOTICE. STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, FROM LIVER.
~ 80 = s,'eaarg'ns tsd = genera order this gay at
Iern = board ana at,sad ths .CP Of hsr Goods
CHARLESTON sTEAssHIPs.-TnE PHmapELPms
,s aI a. HanHP sss1n SaysAos SSmPstys Lac b
TR6ss csT, Pss steamer 9sfRET, Capt G. H- Nss
nd 's:si ana % ss:' ss5sS:. .SaF.d
,, on :, Ia ILL., hs 1SiY vii
. Charleston So .,ssrsss SO TgE freight passing
ivan s,r's, Or oiiss sit6s COMPANY. South
OPPOSITION 10 TIVE OLD NoNoPoLY-INDEPEV
" dent Lac or Chsgres, direct and through Tickets
,adi .snie gEofnER JUsST.n ni FS' t 81:
is'5-s, IN &c ~sfis VII 'su On satur
css a5s cen fss1s. sf,' ' elsi ' L sos in sssoas
e = .9sa instaat vii e aio per discount
arply 5nly % MILLS agent. II court'aa 3. street,
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE TIE USfTEr
y states mail 'tosHship FRAhKLiN. james A. Wottsn,
Sltb Al IL ooeei IRON Pier No North riy.- Prize Of
ossuge sS An tEperienced surgeon attached 10 the
s All letters must pass through tAs Poss oihss. F5i
"S5STiSa,Rh' iIi'vlScsroS, Agent, No. 8, Broadway
pacific MAZE ST. AH.n,p coNPANY-ToR
Chs sAss iTs rs 1S. al i,,sr,da{
LNPiAE CITY U7Uo ,ass tur,h,n J. Tanner % niand,
%r i' 20 f !sg' es ,s pssTss s ,da, f
s re-, 9 .1s !. s e. 4, e s5.ss
sutissrrirs s9ssmsip Fat!s fssepset, leaving iatss
lmirt city. ~ With the favore stea nhip Cali
l0rnia 90 sail from Panama Hlout october let FOR
ttfsnEc arpy ntthe ore % South tfest, or atl West
.ttrctt corner - " arren street
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP oOxPANy.-OSLH
brough line ~ San Trspcsco, via Chher direct Iar
rsd..ed On saturday, September ~ h. a; h,es sclgek
te lsrgest and latest steamer Ia the trade three
C0mutnder will ar Saturday september i3th. at Pre-
Csey o'clock, NJ from her ter AZ the foot Warren
street NORTH River, with the malls
direct connecting with tie favorte steam shr Cas-.
fornia 90 leave Panama about tho To- SfUct Tor
Or freight AMY ~ % aud 70 SOuth street or Al liz
Ntst street, eofner Of Warren street
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CogPANY-rDR
~ Bremeni via touti ampt The United states mail
steamship HbFhhNN. Crairse. C-nu ander will iesge
TT bremen, touching at SuJtha mpt0n Enu land the
male ano passengers on Saturday. Sept from Pier No
Horth liver Az experienced surgeon h.tacned the
sap letters must pass through The Post Once Specie
deyerd IN Hsvre and London For freight OF passage in
hoLLER SAND kIBRA, Agents, 70 Broadway.
SBIP JULIA HOWARD-AT SEA. AUGUST q. 1851
stove shin IL unsnmouiy resolved That The thanks
e meeting BE presented % George Beaver Sasyer FsI
SURGEON for The abe aud skul IN which ne
ts dschsr the arduous duties devolvsi him durnr
the pseesge from London ~ New York. and 10 sfrds ts
nerf the elton thus pusiiciy b. testify their
sdmston Of bis proiessors taller "a stability 81 conduct
sr dttntlt mat hsng toVszd ~ o. board Signed On be
hslfof The usetiBg EDWIN mARfYS,
Cabin Pssssnset
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CarftF--it Wathinaton r-s-a Yari-Cn.r. 1000
Let cattle 200 soutbern balance tss state. fair
8 PEI tvt Abolt 20 len over uns1ii At Browning
-'nrftt = COWS and calves Prices from SO f1s 10
50 hnfcd oFsr,c. Goo sheep and lambs Price Of
.itcp ~ .g ~ sit O. s. Which 6 advance
itut'. 81 - a g % 90 So o. rnsol8 100 Al Cham
berlin f,i.i g'e =. s-..t- 49, eGa IS offered
ID c,T ara calves which wer- soi al S2lassO 70 SIS
1y,ls'p ar ismb' tasrei .9ss % the fnmer q. 81
p - aud n be latter ~ 81 % 81 90 70 a. 60
ft' rs- i.iri were dui ADD bower 60 liverpool 10.
,nft i-t,0 DE four we're engaged A. 10 10cg0
lufhth uftst. ~ Z "a snd some cotton az a TO
"la'frw. ltlp ti's. -four were engaged On prira.e
terms vessel wss engaged o. load With ur flr f5.
tIs va no ehooge DO rates tor Hsvre or Csufo-ns
uslh ~ s' Or Providence, was sold fer the
PHovrio,s PorS pretty uniform AMI buovant
u tsy IRE cFeraons haytt reached go bb neg m,
az tl5 20 od % sl5 prime NJ SO l2s ami Old AZ
SO j0A Sl25j Bet rsmsiusd in tsir reis0 dsmari
ana the sales sxcesotd 10 bnis mesa a. ~ M a ali
With prime ~ IS 80. Beef hams were quoted ,caree
~ pr Pl plain cured PORK shoulder at &c axe
aud d. hans at : lsc. g &c.
EFrrtrts or rRoDrcr.
The aggregate receipts n produce the North river
wheat $50 bush.ls; cats 1870 d. corn 2lOOo IN,
rioTsons. loi packages whiskey, 81 bb and wool 50
bales.
rNpoprarfo~s rHfs pay
CHur-2cs tons
Gocos-IC0 hays
DFr G,ors SIS pscNsge, per Atlantic 90 a.. per Emi.
erept ~ do per Freidhsoncer do, per J. W. Coffin
D DO per hemisphere
uptcs-; 81 Caves sum sacks gall ; 2 half bbis box
sn'vroot ~ dtmjohns jars bslssm capavia ~ bales
'I ia bsg Tonqua beans
liata-a barrels
hn,s- le $50 hides Is bhds Sims; bdls goat skins
H'r,, % 's2lt, Cd copper 1858 lbs composition
Eses- D. bales
sfm,,,-t 80 ssAes U4 p,,ees
kMi-tl.4 lubsis
TTS-f5G hgrts n rI,fc
NooL-451 baer smyrna rosl
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GLASGOW. Aus Is -sia sas..,I.. Hall. rhil.aslpa..

GLASGOW, Aug Is SD sabsttis Hall. rhiisdslphia.
lssS Aired M kYal sH~'''' Johnson
81, Ey. avg ,s.Sa Regal ys.0r' Hunter Charleston
Hose Rose May MAJ .ArG Geo Webster. col,ns srran
sss ID Jsasy ass S:5sa cas:ias Fia:t
h9 p az ssn s Bfss s1a ss y.a
rsssS s.so1 iisi I:.ssa posS ssy: do; sa
n I:Ss.s % June Sstss s 1y
faSius Rogers ssnSxisS lssSas uA' ~ Jaw ''
haasynG Aug ic|Arr Union. Schmidt Baltimore Sid
Az cs
hsyss hoss ArsSata " s. john ' b s.s jenny n
sqssnnah. Bernard wil4haon crssiard 40; Ipdas
cney austria B0rlsnd, Philadelphia is'h. Mer-
ss e. ss;.S h Hcs Wright
Hssi ss si,,:s ss
A osiS s
SID 18th Lspahd s%rson Norlssns 7th, Jacob Yves
ocaSury naad1 G ssh
d ala a;S %ss oSPes
hse @Sa NJ Sa, psea
,s5SSSSs avg 5EatS axsss tSrdss Gross S5sl,sa.
& SsSs Ssssoea s
eshsR Do Kssmo' dP shsgaa cGa:
CID 10th. New ENGLAND: Msrsen Hayre:
Champion DO ?stn Independence Gordon do 9Th Mar
iEeacnS. Aus AR Is rel, Elliott; Nor,es1.:
MOUNTS BAY aug 800 Tyne, Bosustow. Baltimore for
NEwPoRr prev to Aug lS-CId Jurisa, Lawrence Port
land; ELIZA jenkins, Price NYork Favorite, Drsco Bal
timore.
PENAnG June 9-Arr Ariosto, Baeh, sunatra and sid
18th fer bostob; 2lst North Bend, jenkins, nmbay
QUEENSTOWN, aug lS--Arr Swan, Barry, Baltimore.
RoUEN, aug l6tld " iliiRm Mary, King, Charleston
RorTTRDA,I, Aug 6Cld Gen Washington: Berry. NYork
sAANonAE June mo vessel loading for England or NE
rica.
Arr at Nay 49, AbStes, sFranciscO.-sld 2si. Fanny
SIoer NYark.
ST DELENA. June Esd Georginna, Chase, WORK.
SMYRNA, Avg 5-Arr Henry Matthews Herman, Boston
STRAITS OF suSDA May 81 Passed Grafton Ballard Ba
tava for ny orb June Humboldt. mantoD. Manlls tor
Boston, 9Th Geo williams Simpson, DO do lth. Caring
tor Palmer Shangnae for NYork 18th, Houqua MKinni
NYork for shsnghse; Ariel Brent do oo Oxnard Cole,
Canton for NYorE; 18TH Home, Batavia Boston
SINGAPORE. July ll-ATr Panama. Tomas, Bombay and
sid 18th for bong Kong; 10th, Chippewa Bailey. Sid
June Dolphin Hoyt. Boston, 22d John Bartlett Perkins
China.
synNr, NsW April PIN port VII ship Tuscarora, reat
ins; Torrnston do Deueaiiou Homer do Geo Champ,in
Wayne do; Alexander Long, for auckland Edgar Smith
for Ca liforna; Robert Bovine Cameron, do.
SHELLS, Aug l5-Sid Wabash. Barnes, Nfork.
TEXEL Aug l4-Arr Victoria Muller. AatHnzas
TRIESTE, Aug 9-Arr Luigi, Creporetti. Nfork.
WocsuNG, May 2S-Sld Fanny, Kelly, NYork.
WHAmIoA June 3sd Boston. Pratt MANILA An ialusia
Wilson, NYork 9Th, Herselis Lathrop. do.
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AMERICA AGAINST THE woRLD-THR siARTEST MA
TIos IN ALL CREATION.
Cows, lsLE WIGHr, August is, 1851
Bupposing that accurate statement Of the facts
connected with the challenge of the yacht America may
interest your American readers send it,
immediately the arrival Of the America at Cowes
marked No l. as addressed, on the sth; an
received the 9.hup which dine she had, except
ing Fail under her foresa aud b been quietly a; an
Choir Apotber note sent to the Earl Of Wilton "a
copy Of which also sent and to which note no answer
hes been made up this time and Of course the oee
ends
On the 10Th, the Royal Victoria Yacht Club Regatta
took place, OF which send you an account from the
Hampshire .7dsrfsr Of August 10 was crossing from
SOUTHAMPTON 10 Cowes in the steamer Gem the couse
of the yachts was the eastward OF meand was looking
for the America her anchorage, when saw hera long
distance to the ssrd under fyire jio o furestl
and nsinsai standing the eastward BY the time the
stpamor had arrived az West CO~es the America had
opened her Tort aud took in her Ayiug jib cutter
caI The Tslnman ahead OF her standing the
vey The America up. ana passed her, IT sue
was OF an anchor the people ON the quay ii
as,ouished One exclaimed 70 another, You bound
70 have your weak shattered by this Yauks. -
"Non was the answer. =" 1 ain prepared Tor that ~
rtrom TIE Hampshire rrlegr aph Aug 10
At eleven precisely the prepalatOry gun fired nd
the with the usual alacry which their
MINUTES ttrSaTds the starting gun proclaimed their de-
IeftuTe. The day being unusually fine, immense
copcoure Of visters thronged the pier and there
UFwaids OF eighty yachts an other craft boxing ab>
The Anaconda took She lead and under pressu OF
canvass preceded toSards tia Nab On passing ne
Norman marked their positions
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ms IA Jkvlxs PRIVATE hEDfCAb TREAs.. e
~ Cheapest hocf llaiisi.d 80 pr and Ia Tts
ri...on ,as Ih,sio,sy q Asr5iass ana no seerss
t1itaFy tabits. shch dconov the pyaosI cd NJ al
ptwera eIeebe the natural fcnss and ctbauet ab er.
rics VI rsnhoOd With Practical tservatons ~ tie vent
on 20 tostmsht q neryous debility local consttu
SONAR seatnss1, ant 81 diseases Arising from iniis.-at
with plan an1 simple Fs, b watch a pcg.css an ~ ~
themselves Ehoo. mercury rth THE Arthsrs gst No
o. usrTiase s du & tnf fs4ualE csti0n their req
eosvl eo99red bfhosrs chs hius'rAtius the y
phyeolpgy, nnd diseases q she
fezcf their etructurts functions couans M
important hints 20 those coutnp plating usrioosy Oh
W 0ycrcome objections against artAronone. toeevsg
should tee this mPeINnt sep ~ hout drst Consulting &c
raFes IL treate 81 all dsasps 81 females
or tnFls Stranger who medical aid before
suting doctor ouRht know whether his ,ase pc
perry understood nnd jutcousy treated his pnyscss
and thus gu,d ssanss te inpcsteu Of qusetes pre-s
lent In poruors oSics Doctor Ia CroiR legally qust
practitioner and has for twenty yts devoted Rtudss 10
the tuects Of which his book Any person
~ cents In letter post paid will seeive by H.
or hve pies ior one dollar address DR. u Crcs o.
stringcr Townsend ksv York.
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n kDlChL.

xHEUNDFRsTAND THAT DIR JOHNSON RABINEAU
at - ,penard street, is treating diseases Of the
throat lungs. and stomach with astonishing success
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