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Brig x.... lBr, Bssar0. Pse.ss Ms. . days WITH Goa.

70 Rraibe.
Brig Lshorp tof Bestenl French. Richmond days with
mdse, TO Nesmith q Sons.
schr Johann Frederick (Odl Heyen Bremen IS days In
bssst With passengers Beshtel 18th inst lat As
Philadelphia
sugar. sc, to J OntaviA.
Schr Artanna Laxles New Oreans 20 days, with mdse
TO master. 10Th inst. ship ashore Alligator Reef
lflorda supposed TO be Br ship Attlla from New Or
leans for Lverpool had wreekers aiongde had been
but few hours
sehr w Caldwell, Manhin. Washington, NC. 8 days,
with naval stores.
Schr New York, Nelson, Richmond. 4 days
Schr Horner, Parker. Boston. days.
Schr Bay State. RYDER, Boston. days
Schr Antoinette. Brown, Millbridge. DAYS.
Sohr Edward, Jones, Harrington, IL days.
Sofr Edinburg. Crosby IL days
Sohr Irene, Ross, haehias IL days
Below
ship, unknown.
Ba1lods
Ship B Aymar; barks Koophsadei Bscknan. Antwerp
Brilliant, Miller City oint.
July e9-Wind At SUNRISE Nj at meridian N and light
ct sunset Il, and fresh.
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SHlPPIN0.

NoTIcE-THE CONTRACT HERETOFORE EXIST.
~ ing between the PAooe Mail Steamship Company sad
Asssrs Zachrssop, Nelson, e. Co., Of Panama, having
pred Jae yh, utimo notice is hereby given that
July LIST, 1851 the agency Of said pany PANAMA.
and all business connected the will be condusteA
by and with the signature Of
OLIVER ELLSWORTH. agent +. N. s. 3. Compsag.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
~ New Orleans via Havana-Fare Reduced.-On hsa-
day. Angus. u at S'el.ek r. k-The splsnds seansAI
EMPIRE CITY, j. ID. Wilson, Commander 100 tons win
call Monday August 1lth, precisely at o'clock r. M
from her pier at foot of Warren street. N R.. with the
Government Mas direct for Havt'. and New Orleans.
Chaes passengers transferred Havana 20 the ples
did double engine steamship FALCON. Freight taken
New Orleans at % cts. FER foot Specie only taken
freight to Havana bills Of ading will be signed aer the
steamer has called For freight passage apply IT TIE
office Of the company III West street. corner Of Wsrrea
n. o. Roberta.
ERFIGur BY STEAMER, DIRECT TO NEW OR
II lesns-The WINFIELD SCOTT Will take freight On
board until Thursday evening Shippers will please seat
their goods early alen sside ct Pier North river
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the command Of Msjsr Caldwell, the Governor. whs
Ia also pessioner.
The -four is ground by wind mills, of which there
are eighteen, and two water mills. There are no
saw mills-al the deals used being cut by whip
saws. No fulling mills, or manufactures of any
kind
Above and below the settlement on Red River
there are extensive tracts of timber of pine, oak
white wood, poplar and cedar. The ice gets out Of
Red River about the 10th Of April and it is closed
meter, in winter, sometimes goes down Is low AZ
degrees below zero, but the usual TEN perature is
from to 10 above. A thaw never occurs
So much we have hastily thrown together con-
corning the Red River country, and propose to refer
to the subject again.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, July <t-of NJ
AsHEs remained quiet and steady; IS bbs pearls
DISPOSED Of at So go and pots at SIS rs
bEEswAr-A further parcel Of ESQ lbs prime American
was taken, at DC, cash.
BRrapsTufr.-For -four there has been pretty brisk
inquiry throughout the day at the decline noticed in
preceding review The sales reached 1900 bbls unin-
sPected at 50 50 SO; at SO ~ So 6S superne
No 2 1T IS 6sA 81 STA; mixed TO straight western
with ordinary fresh ground state at 81 81 llIk round
hoop Ohio ut ~ IL ~ IS; pure Genesce Mt VI Is
~ 3l fancy Ohio at 81 81 ~ ~ fancy Genesee and
extra Ohio At 81 81 So and extra Genesee Mt 50 50
Cansdsn held az 50 IS ~ %; the arrivals
modersie Southern had dropping inclination; 900
tbls mixed 10 straight found buyers. at - Is 81 81;
and fancy at 81 81 50 81 Rye Flour ia wanted
at - -. Corn Meal about the same; 40 bbls.
Brandy wine cold ct 50 ~ jersey at 81 g. and State At
s275s 81 81 Wheat declined considerably. and about
22Oo bushels rrd and mixed Ohio changed hands at 50
Ole aud 900 Carolina at 00c. Eye ruled steady,
with sles q coo bushels river az 7c Oa's
ing freely at yesterday reduction Corr something
easier. the transactions amounting % 1880 bushels
dsmage1 aud heated being at a. SIC western mixed
at 81 5sc, snd northern round yellow az 50 a COO
CorroS--rhe amount sale being iucreased 10 day,
buyers greater opportunities Of filling old orders
and the saiss reported at 5000 bales with steady
market a. tas annexed quotatic ns -
LsvEHpooL CLlsspd ArIoT
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uAONemehts Oh DlbtinguiSneu AnuuVhuhAs'
DR. Sam Mitchell, Penn Francis Z. Gray, Esq, Bos-
ton 4. r. Mlikin Miss T. Barker, Charleston, S. G.;
John g. Elkin, Columbus; 4. p. Porter Mobile; NJ.
Dickermsn and lady, Mississippi; Mrs. Dubose aud
daughter Charleston s. c.; q. Lufken, New York;
j u Forrest, Harrisburg, were among the arrivals yes
teriay at the Union Place Hotel.
Nathan Walton, Pittsburg; s. Gardiner, Rio de janet
70; c. b. Gallagher Mexico; 2. Pleasant, Baltimore;
b. Poore Massachusetts; d. Davis, Poughkeepsie 7.
Porsher Texas; Capt Chadwick. T. s. ship Prebls J.
Bsgly, Mstanzas; T.. II. knight Montreal, among
the arrivals yesterday at the Aston
?. Fillmore son Of his Exceiency the President Of
the United States DR.. Burger, Philadelphia DR.. l..
Buck, AlsbamAi s. Price, N. Orleans; G. Gath, Mon
tresl J. Henderson, N Orleans; d. L. Cofhn Tennessee;
I. T. Courtney st Louis, were among the arrivals yes
terday at the Irving House.
W White, Virginia; L. Raymond, Delaware; / Caskic,
yirginis Or Cummns Delaware; III. Cutler. Boston,
J0cott, Albany s. Lews Phils Jno Boulton Toronto;
J. William Savannah, arrived yesterday at the Ameri-
Hot-
T.. Ely, Rochester, Y; L. J. Tracy, Honesdale,
Penn; y A. FISHER John Wilmer, Selma, Ala ii. s.
Shelton Jsnervle Wisconsin, r.. A. Williams Chicago
Illinois; ii. q. Davis, Boston, Andrew Brown and lady
Monson, Ms David Keener, Baltimore; George Hatch
Cincinnati among the arrivals at the Howard Hotel
yesterday.
Z. Saunders. n o.; J. TurnbuIl Md; A. D. Bull
Fla y MeCul.ey, do q. Y. Swift, Ga r. H. Clark
do; J. w. Anderson. do; Gen. VI Stoddard. X. l.; VI.
L. ills La N. y. iisghi, Ala W Spear, do; Antonio
Boficn, Havana. were among the arrivals yesterday.
at the Clinton Hotel
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SrProsEp TO HAVE BEEN KILLED THE HuDsoS
RIVER RAILROAD Coroner Geer yesterday held an
inquest Seventy seventh street the body Of Michael
Doris aged "a years native Of Ireland whose body
found lying near the Hudson River Railroad early on
Monday morning supposed to have been struck by the
locomotive on Sunday night. and killed His head was
cut srd the body much injured also the left leg
broken 1t appears by the testimony of associate of
the deceased that he and the deceased walking
the track, between eight and nine o'clock on Sunday
night; was very dark at the time and the deceased
wa in liquor, but not much so but that he could
walk pretty well The witness had occasion to leave
the track for a short time and the deceased con-
pued TO walk when the freight train passed along
and after the passing of the train he unable to find
Doris and the belief that the sovcatcher struck the
deceased knocked him from the track and thus caused
his death The jury rendered verdict that the deceased
came TO his death by injuries received on the Hudson
River Railroad.
FmE-JrrrEnsoN MARKEr BURST DowN About
O'Clock yesterday FIRE occurred by which the eerson
market bell tower burnt, together with a stable ad
joining Committees from several fire companies, the
Chief Of Police and Chief Engineer OF the Fire Depart
ment in the Mayors Office at the time the alarm
sounded awaiting his Honors decision relative TO
the bell ringers Of the Jefferson market tower The
Mayor had but Just decided to leave the matter alto
geher in the hands Of the Chief Engineer when 1t
announced that the tower was burning The Chief Of
Police proceeded at to the spot but the fire had
made considerable progress before his arrival II is said
by those in the vicinity that the fire originated
In the stable but generally believed that the tower
was set on IRE by some persons unknown
ANOTHER FmE-Between and 10 O'Clock last night
three wooden buildings in Eighty sixth street were
totally DESTROYED BY ire and fourth being part Of the
same block, considerably injured The buildings
nearly finished They large first class dwell
ing houses, and understand that they were not in
sured The fire is believed to have been the work OF an
incendiary.
ACoDEsT.-0n Monday morning last as Mr.. McBryde,
merchant tailor assisting his boy In adjusting his
awning in Broadway the fra support which he stood
gave way precipatin him into the beneath dread
fully fscturipg OF his knees and otherwise seriously
for life
The ILLusrRArEo AMERICAN News We perceive a new
feature quite in the Partisan style has been added to
this already thriving and spirited publication The pa
per whole destined to be the finest work Of the
kind in the country.
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Fl :s e: s Ss ss -:
with strong wind from wNw. The Bay studded via
Lynn July a6-AH schrs M. Rinxgold. and Odd TsIi.w
HoBILE July snArr So brig cshro CardOna Hat.arss
Ss.s Il T.$s ~.
a;ss S i'i% Celia,
'ssss
hAyss A1i S.S: i s%sa. .l...
NE%BuFYPo July &c Arr schrs Three Sisters. Ros.
,,,s .ss.. a. Asa;.A p rAl'.a',
ol Sry Ss Aas &
Emily 9th, schrs KedrOn, Fredericksburg by Gfbbs.
IEEsASoLA July is-Cld brig Alfonso. Erisbss Boston.
ra.pai sslrs sday e
AInstroos Ihomss; hnayen; Express Adams Br0Okiyns
sseHipESSS .ssr,s G,a,,ss: o.:
g.; siooos rhos Hull Hun. HYors; Willard, Dayton do
War%isl qsss{ .ehrs ISns3.. Baker,
Leeds 90; West. MaTrars. asysns fl..E
fs: AsssS S1sSsh STors PoiSs s Y:Sss.
ana in Dutch Island A..
Kennon, Rondout Below topsail sohr q sloop SD
ss S ooGy French e.:
lady Clinton Edwards RondSut soop Providence, Brown.
PORTLAND. July 26-Arr ship iscA, Price, Newport =
briggs Pacific Yates Norfolk; Portland. Stafford, Nrery
schr A 8 Eells. Amsbury, Norfolk. .
SAVANNAH July e-Arr brig Maine, Arthur, Providence
(see Misce sohr Chas Edmonston. Vincent, HYork Cl
brig JOsephus, Harley Bath Sid brig Richmond. BlsArs
Bath.
SALEM July 2-Arr schrs Alexandria. Studley. and
Scutherner studley Pha elphia Sid 25th, sohrs Noc
witch, yones, Albany; 10Th. Philadelphia, Troy.
TAUNTON, July s4-Ar sloops Amelia, Cook, Nforks
18th. Sarah, Lincoln, do.
WASHINGTON NC, July l5-Arr schr Melville, Cousins.
WIndies CID 18th. schr Washington, Gaskill. do.
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LrrNrool cLIssvIcAriOS

ccaL-orT,i continued in limited supPly' and held at
showed more animation ~ the former ftures
Gowns No Interesting change occurred IN the
~ The hs,inss b,ng entirely 81 retsu character At
sie for Porto Rico Sasc FOR Rio and sac. for
81 Domingo
after, at 81 3ihc none sold
fisH.-Cod moved % The extent Of 1000 quiutals
Western Bank At 81 s7. he previous value Iackere
duh az unatercd prices Scaled Herring were in
demand az 60 SIC and 30 at - a Doc per box
some 80 boxes Malaga rasns purchased
% q % p sardins al private contract, j. casks
currents al exc and 10 iaies Grenote wanuts at &C.
FTucIrsTo Liverpool 200 800 bbls. -four we're
reported st l. though some vossei' demanded 49,
100 bufhss grain taken az I'd Ia bags aud "a
bulk Naval stores pretty freely shipped nj IL
81 Cotton was taken AZ Is "a 10 London Some naval
stores Wtrc reported u D. and 100 bbs al cake
tafeu Al 2. To GLASGOW ipO bbls -four we're taken al
l. Cd some sshes on private terms To Iiavre 30
bales cotton were taken, 1t &c To California rstes
-Hiver was saleable and steady al IS SOC cash
VI which 700 bale6 were disposed o.
Hrsf An descriptions we're inactive. Undressel
an eriosn vas held NJ fl20 fl25. six months A few
parcels icing taken at The inside rate.
1noS The mafSet 81 plsyed a very steady aspect
The saes amounted 10 100 tons Cart here md Coituess
Scotch pig al sle 5Os no 10 cash and time and
American ccmmon at go JOa 81. English bars were
L.rH.-of r. tern there were but f.W arrivals and
ne mart,t va ffrn at 81 "a Is per ~. cash
Ltar continued hesyy--30 toss foreign realized Si62
- g. time &C. ana 9alens 10 lots 81 81 70. cash.
LIVr -Nockatd lmm0n advanced CD sic cash. %
which 23CO bbis sid Lump was ntmiaal At 81 a
81 O.
Mola.sts wss tgain derrers,d-smI raiss q Porto
Ico wer. ofecteI az - zsc Museovad. 10 q r. 90
and 100 Ids clsyod Cuba atllc
Nttu erours had lining tend. 1rf--5pJ hhis
sfiri. torn q ite brought t3 alc .n arr. and lc
rhfl boz tman fsrcfI.. romt .. ..l I.ult 10 b.
2. 7b " 30 lbs. snd 0Jl blH cD.a.. r,s.., o.
eI2,
Oue fsnssrd we rr..iv .r'i-e VIII far. THING GA.
rnvaId b. t..HtiDr--. it) f'"r hw. 'r '."
IItt.Lt r..h rrl .Ua f... .I p.
fffD.h G,.I. .t VII f d. r......' H.'
frf tf.rft at % !. Dose +..t REMAINED U. .f.ta
tqst.te uusr.s iatibg i,,p pIfpla..i D.. % ol a. D
oia5iDg SOME yiats ct - g. afo 81 Ia Caskl a. vas
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7~l---.------
Port OF New York. July 20.


Cleared.
st,amsrs-Asa (Brl Judhins, Liverpool. y cun,rd
sLips-hSileJ tBr) Myhill, 81 Andrews, NIB. MoEyers
Bark.-ssvsnnah, Lunt. London Nssmitb 4 sons; Pede
:. John Nh P,yy 1he sane. AshlsG ps,s
Brirs-Equs,or tssrdl Daost NsrseiIlea Edgar Meyer
9 p'i Ngi Wh,oey &c; LADY sale tBrl n9gdros
sof'1s1sE Rse1os. k'dsr, Van Brun, si.sh. Ma
brewster wlming.en. hci Cooley Co, Ryder Boston
Jonss Providence Freedmen Brown. Gardner, do.
Arrived.
Uss steamship rioriss Lyon, savannah 81 hours. with
me's M r:,..PEs5s e Nl,Shi
nsss and ps.senssr % sJoaors TossoS CO. sunday
as, lsta a slehshgsd signals with chip sullivan Ed
Bsri ssry innsR tof south Thomsson,. E.,.ns Bel
SsisIsH June i, isS1y psi, ssrt linz linden
p isu from S5 1sgp sSy - is a
% T,gr @ la on, S P os sn s0s fSpr s'ir
q % exchanged sgn,ls Wiz bark lssgn Queer, Drum
mead ron satanaa ior Cronstad th Let q lon - y
Jry D. Geoise,s sho1i tssrss whW ~ miles, ,aw ship
gn with GeoTgcs Bark y lays snj had pilot board
Bsri Cees,in, tsrl senssL Bssros Iyrss 5sys With
ii5s &c. 70 Leland jaw "on WIN
H,tt h'1sus r'ers9n Csrdehas, days with susar, Sc
Giis Nsngy I'D A,ss w.s'po- in ballast ,aa g pss.
Br ts1k perfeverlnco for Dublin time spok. brig
Htfri.t fBfl Howe, i,nc for Quettc 2jh. lat g. "a ~
rr~fc fsrl Heron q ani f0r Boston FROM ivcrgo9l
trr silsnus tq BostlIl Mchtar Gene Haytitn. tayr
% rcrte. to Pr lrIe. dnlv l " Barurrat, rpuk
cor sa-ah Anu, Is bsltmortp dsJ f-m Boston fr Pc
Irr iarr,,.a Bftnftr. B.it. Han Jaly ~ f,h sash-
lt.. '.r.1 faf C.utttl Tenfsra. Nattnrts. ~ f.-t
tH r.rtr t1 ll'.slUfg snf.fd. IuI If or bN5krra
.HtatIsr rrltm u,m .tratas Dr b.as.1. saa rtt,.d
Ite Lnf.,. lgfH-rtor}. ultt'ea ctri.,ss. Q di5A
BIZ G'E LaSi,ts.. FsI ss5ea 5aly 50 tha .asae. 81,
Otssf.
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n EDICAL.

WHO Is TIE HUMBUG NOW i-DEATHs By CON-
w ption lat week 81 What awful thing thirt
o. The twelve w,eks gave away the Antdoe . the
the weekly returns gradually reduced from 50 70 ~ tie
very fret week left off, here 10 again. So Now woslA
be useless 70 call fool to attribute this TO shsae
but think every reasonable would call him q kssve.
believe All Tie newspapeIs publish the City inspeeters
weekly report OF Deaths and the contracted
rowmnded eyen the sun) will allow any TO inspect
their hles the same papers will inform correctly whes
began to give away the Antidote aud when LEFT OIL n
iou look Tor those advertisements IN the Sun will sst
them Invariably al the bottom Of the for they al
dressed ITO the poor fin the Herald at the very top
gIe ths devil bis due and ust hope the Mayor
will ret bic, for his humanity and prompness in furthsrx
and astns ne IL ubduIng the avfal rayases Of dss Ia
this city. TALBOT WATTS. Electrical Eerys ll Green
wich street Depot for watts Nervous Antdote O2 MAJ
u street.
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Telegraphlc Reports.

EEw ORLEANS, July DC, 1851
The sales Of Gotten this morning, 500 bales at
"a 7hc. for middlng. Fiour-The supply is small;
St Louis sells at 81 37s Corn Il dull; sales Of prime
white at 55c, and yellow at $50 Freights to Liverpool
advancing; cotton is taken at lied Exchange is
dull and unchanged.
New ORLEANS, July %, 1851
Cotton sales. this morning, restricted to 800
bales at Saturdays rates. for middipg and ssic for
good mddlipg Pork is tending upward, With sales OF
mess at Sl4 rs a SIS. All business Is very dull
BUFFALO, July %, 1851.
The receipts Of the past -four hours have been
Flour, 1000 bbs wheat 10 900 bushels; corn. 9O03
bushels Flour is in moderate demand, with slight
downward tendency 500 bbls Michigan cold at So 81
SO 81 Wheat is steady, with moderate inquiry; small
sales Of Ohio at "a I5c Corn Is not active but
have change In prices to report Oats remain steady
at 33c The freight quotations i9c for -four, IA &C.
for wheat, and loi.c. for corn.
ALBANY, July %, 1851.
Receipts since last Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat,
1900 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels The flour market
has been rather heavy but prices unchanged Wheat
Is firm with good inquiry for milling purposes; 1000
bushels Michigan sold at 81 Corn IL In good demand,
and prices well maintained sales 900 bushels at
So 56ic for mixed Western 1900 bushels western
oats changed hands at 40 n 4O1zc.
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Married..

On Sunday evening, July 81 by the Rev. Sydney X
Cory, Mr GronGE L. HARrisos 10 Miss MANIA TowNrs,
both of this city.
On May s, by the Rev. John Thompson, L. MuLLAN 70
SARAH PrRIST, both Of this city
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.LIyrRrooL-ship GarrieE-hiss II Bailey, Robt shaw
Mrs Saunders and family, John Clarke Wright Mrs
the I'd cabin.
FAyRK-shp Helvetia-Nrs Renheimer and nephsw ", Mr
Mitchell Mr. Williams Mr. Esston Vernon, lady and chiid
Leon Becfer.
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their issues, but can have no deduction Of pest
ara an aaaennl Ct s::ccss prepayment. When Pc
riodcal is published only quarterly, the actual and
bona fde subscriber for such periodical may pay in
advance, and have the benefit of the advance pay
ment, provided be pays to the postm aster at the
Office where he is to receive the periodical before its
delivery If periodical is published less frequent
ly, the postage must be prepaid, and at the full
rate.
Postmasters are not bound to receive from the
publishers weekly newspapers published in the city,
town, or village where the post ofioe Is KEEP, and
for them. The right to "circulate in the mail
within the county where published does not i'm
pose postmasters the duty of receiving and deli
vering papers whi,h do not 60 into the mail; and
where publisher seeks to throw upon the postmas-
ter the labor of delivering his papers, for the pur
pose Of relieving him from the expense Of their de-
livery the postmaster will be justified in refusing
to deliver them. He should in such cases inform
the publisher Of his deter uination Not to receive
such papers.
If a postmaster receives aud delivers such papers
for the convenience of the publisher subscriber,
he cannot charge any postage thereon and the
department desires that post asters should act with
courtesy in this spect and deliver such few pa
as may be sent to their Offices for the convenience
OF the subscriber but they not expected to re-
ceive them when the number is such as to indicate
that it is the intention to throw upon the post
master labor which the publisher should perform
Foreign newspapers remailed, or first mailed in
this country must be charged with the rate for
transient papers, which must be prepaid
n. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.



Bosror July S-Brokers Board-D shares Boston and
Providence Railroad S. 80 Boston and
I9; FitshtgEF Railroad lo9 II Northern Railroad IS
sod, 52 100 do sod s2, s2 $50 do sam s2I $50 do
BAN, "a: so Old Colony Railroad 66K AG64 90 Reading
Railroad N% ~; so Vermont Central Railroad, 3fx
s so d., BIN. SA szs 800 aS sod si2s; Us de- bsd
Railroad b3d 46% 10 Fall River Railroad 93 Concord
Railroad 6 Manchester and Lawrence Railroad. So %
ia Pittsburg Copper Company l6ti 10 Exchange Bank
loi State Bank 500 Old Colony Railroad bonds VA
l0O6 Ogden sburg Railroad bonds, 9Va
PHILADELPHIA. July z9.-Fyrs Board-$TS Lehigh In
terest % $40 Texas per cent 40 81 shares Morris
l6t 10 Railroad, ~; Pennsylvania Bank,
l2& Mechanics pank. 2? .afer Saes7sO shares Road
ing Railroad 2. Second Board-$ 90 Pennsylv sna $.
200 Pennsyivanis 6s l0l 100 shares ReAdng Railroad
3A; 10 Pennsylvania Railroad. 4A. After Sdles-S20O
Pennsylvania S. 9Oa 90 shares Reading Railroad, 2
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WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-IN TIE ADvER-
w usenent headed Proclamation. A. G. Kinsaland.
Mayor resd reduced consumption from 10 g. instead Of
70 ~ May gth the report was 90 7th % 2th. ~ sst
So June 9Th, 81. l4th 81 2ls % 18th, g. (the weeks
in Phnadeph,l July tth S i2th 2s 18th, "a 2Sth g.
Che weeks lefs Of Fiving IL awsy. TALBOT WATTS.
sat
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DRRaLrn, AUTHOR or the "PRACTrCAL PR

DE kAtrn, ArInoR of The "PRAGTICAL PR
j. M tSuhahys cKceptedl No. ~ Greenwich street Prom
the uncommon medical advantages the suthor has enjoyed
amongst which he would stance having resided sevs
years IN st ior The express purpose OF studying those
disease followed by long and extensive practice de-
voted exclusively g. this speciality be with ddence
rrouise certain safe and radical than lie
ohAsnCd from other in America. In a
disease aad IN the deporable consequences Of early i
proper HABITS under bic peculiar plan of treatment the
most asfout and perfect insured Even those
sevcrsst character often attended with scr rc xons
he has found nourable though tho sslure
ptrseyerahee Iyse NO apply in tho earc- stages %
these cucasc w be Atihei ~ The and rapidly
the cure. Which b. ottr Elected in few days IL ls
been matter % rrFrisn 20 that respect
ability and u profession ~ alta 1mcntS should devote
tenon 70 diseas Which reoTe q erery description pre-
tend % eyre % easily IT, however The nisers these people
bring upon society we're known, different opinion
would be Termed separate rooms provided for those
Who NAV Lave 70 vn Tor ment by letter. address
Boz -61 Poet O1ice.
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ns, JON sou. 40. II DrAN~s1RrEr. so v1

nF GOODS ENTRACT.-k CERTAIN fNp a'rtDy
- tgf DIE extract h. fuhfanse.d tp iH faorx
Nne. 10 i8 v'ttodt taste M aai Will VISA
uost Gscato stomstt Soil - % tfhau miller ~ Ave-.
ID ItoB, fI 3rsnd i,rrei; All rt Uruui d, a a
Hss ts gtgcst 9pPostt sterafts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-30

DR Z. EOnrAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VIC
have eoairaeted disease Cure ut yoicas." thai "a
TAKE OF ehy health" have devoted many yest-
rrotesson, aud have treated ruooessuiy thousada
paiieats Those who vish suit compissr
ean d. % tirs Ct oharsel iron 3A. TO Up M Sundays
,eftsd " T3r yhluS or hsaith yog viii iyeis thses
yon. nnd that their knd Of medicine all that
fary for dtee n All lite forms Psrtons whose hctith
Wv r'ihs0 = 'W1R+.vot;r " uRoh , pe , aay .,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-30

nR. CLOyEEs PRACTICAL EXPERtENcr FOR
- hc lnt ~ ycnrs ~ bis rrceent oce enables him
cure q rrotrActcd. oou patcheiup ard haifsurcd
that from the hands Of medical rrsten
Resent rtses ~ ner DISCOVERED treatment arc quickly
cured. Dr. = rcauinry educated ph ysAn anf sargeon
and the euthor Of several medical works once u Ann
street near Br0advay.