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OAce of the Tehuantspec Railroad Cem-
pany OF New Orleans.


Whereas the Government Of Mexico through vns Cunsu
Of that Republic at this city, have caused published here dsee
Of hs General coasr dssd May s5 declaring prsviou,
decree Of he s N0ysbsz 1896 Ia and void vhssas said
decree Of Mexican dovsrnnn bearing date November
vitality ths grant and privileges originally accorded = Don
Jsa< DE- 0ssy. but now In posssasiou q Company.
Noe, hsos, hs .1ndgns part of ,hs Couosuy /,
naucsd give notice that the Company the rsht Of bs
s.caa oov.sanens % dsprvs of THAR privileges vou,
eap and declare that The given pssx svasd Of L
valid and the Company conds that Gensrs Cenes.
not b jusasd in passing su decree ,adsmsn And sy
uEhs faly and completely eouAfn ray the Protest. i,
already published ssAna The Mexican Govrnmss sds on n,
hnus q Tehuaaspsc the l day Of jana 1884, BY sIo J.
g. Barnard u A., thsr Chief Ensinsss William H. eds
Aaassias EnsiDr and the Company accodsncs viii NJ.
ros hold ths 6ovssaasnt II Mexico all o or damn
aid Company rsr In consequence and unjust
dscrss Of said Govsrnnsn, under date 22d Nay 1851.
Notice aso gven whom may concern that ths Copspy
viii continue the ssazstion Of their plans proper
ss sans facilitate the progress Of hs enterprise to open
BY railroad the Atlantic Pacific Oceans
having svsy sondsDes In The legality goodness claim
and ryiDs THAR and Govsrnnsn
that justice sha prevail.
BY ossr Of the Board Of Manassmsat, B. rALLoN,sssy
NswOrleans, Ssptembes y 1851 N lol2p
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Episcopal Missions in China Missionary Rishan
Boone, Of China, has recently made hi Sixth An
nuai Report, which gives an encouraging aepect to
the missionary enterprise ofshst Church. Twelve
Chinese have united with the Church during The
|year, one aged about 40. The whole number hsp.
ti.ed BY these missions ID -. Nins more are Is.
ceiving special instruction a. candidates for bap-
sism. The communion ID adminisered eyerv
month. ranslation of tbs New Testament ~
been completed. Amicable selstions have been
established with the English Missionary Bbhop.
the Bishop Of Victoria.
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Msriean Boundary Cossmsssion ~
late a. the 2oth Of July have been received from
Fl Peso. from members Of the Boundary Commis-
SION: No event OF Importance had occurred, and
the Commisson had been proseeutins its dutv d 81,
city and diligently. Colonel Graham had arrived
st 81 Paso, and waste proceed thence, on the 2is,
July TO the post Of Sta. Rita de Cebra, or old Con-
per Mines, about $50 miles west Of the Rio
Grande towards the river Gils, whore Col. Craig,
commanding the military escort, had established !
post or depot. Some fifteen or sixteen Of the
persons who went out from thia and other Atlantic
cities, with the Commission, a. assistants, labor
ers, ETC., had resigneds and were ON their return
home. National intslligsncer, I'd.
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on aud Wdtr.-During the deliberations ol
the Scientific Conysntien st Albany, Professor
Hartford, Of Harvard College, stated that having
heard Of the effect Of oil on water, he dbierminsd
70 ny and see il the effect was real or imaginary,
and found that it was real He performed several
sxperimeats; he found that the oil thrown on The
water would prevent the rise Of breakers. Capt
Wilkes said that hs had known instances in which
vessels had been saved BY covering the water with
oil. Professor Henry remarked that he had spent
= month, of ten hours day, On this point. This
was first noticed by Franklin. The water seems
10 have greater affinity for itself than for the oil
and the oil has greater affinity for the water than
for itself,
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lmprcvssssnt in Burning Candles-A patent IL
with hole 10 il 10 be placed over . candle whiis
y y burning. L passes about one Inch down The
sioes OF the cande little distance from il, with iis
e9ge resting on the candle prevent the guterine
o. .ne same: This cap descends by its own weight
- the candle il consumed.
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Poisonsd.-A Mrs. Martin, of Allegheny City,
Pa, whilst on visit I few days since to friend
yeoms. Some wore collected, dressed, and sstsn
b. ths family, I'll Of whom were In Z few hours
Ssissd with severe vomiting. Medical cid. Wss
called, and syssy assistance rendered, but Mss M.
disd In shout thirty hours after the dostor arrived
The rest are Ill recovering. Mr.. N. wiped his
face with handkerchief in which hs carried De
mushrooms, and hsd violent Inflammation of ono Of
his eyes.
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&eam Boiisr Ezplos,on,- steam boilers at.
tached TO the furnace and machine shop Of Msssrs
Freemsns, at Ithaca, MY. exploded with tremen.
dous force on the 2Sth uls. Three menw were badly
scaldsd--two supposed fatally. The boiler was
carried eight feet from ia position against stone
wall, which stopped it's progress. Had it been un.
der or in the building. the result must have been
much more disastrous, but fortunately it'w was under.
ground and outside, thus saving the lives Of nearly
fifty men employed In the works.
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Barbarous--I Albion, Canada, recently, man
who was suffering from hydrophobia. was smoth.
cred between two feather beds, by his attendants
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The Mercantile Convention to assemble at Rich.
mond, Va, on the i0,h September, is being pushed
vigorously. The Times says that the finest feeling
snimates the Committee Of Thirty, who will strive
70 give it great selat. Invitations have cen sent
10 Gov. Morehead and Senator Mangu IN, Of North
Carolina. to L. W. Tszeweil, Esq, Of Norfolk and
to uumber of other distinguished gentlemen.
The Times hopes that delegations will be present
from all the cities and towns in Virgins.
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Norelty.-We have seen, in the poassssion of
M mr. :. ,. Brown, designed for an engraving 10
illustrate new edition Of his "Anglsr Guide, !"
good daererrsosype Of two fine black bass,
Saogntln lake George: This is indeed . novelty
IN the application Of the daguerrean ART. my.
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FR n SH g O o d b.
FGU and Winter CyosJs5ssg
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,

~ We have jas scsivsd per arrivals ships Clifton
portion of cur FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING
The goods ajs all made manufactssy Broadway New
XOr and warranted In pec altar The purchase
article dasction should sxt may exchanged
moasy reunded has heen constant aim give perfect
faction all Those who Gallon will be
at all times the largest and Of
klONABLE CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'6 FURNlsHING
dOoDs to BE- found In ths South We have past
paid than usual atsndon Boys AND cnILDRsN's
CLOTHING, AID shall coming season shps
risr to that Of any othsr house The city.
~ ONE PRICE FOR GOODs-No DtvlArlox.
sl0 2pf ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO,
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Mo,aI Rsfsctisw on Franc I've see that lot.
teres are tolerated again in France-bur the great.
CT lottery Of all il decidedly the govern ment Itself
We are afraid this is lottery that is full Of 80
many turns and strange revolutions,. that ii will
axe years to alter it much less suppress it. Every
ssa'ssman plays at 1t in the hope Of gaining the
grand Prize. For instance, who can tell what may
turn up next year? In the meantime, Louis Na.
Poeon Is buying up q many tickets in the great
lottery a. he can. TPuncb.
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A Good Condition. Mexico owes about 500.
600. 000-has an income of $4,000, 600 annually,
and expsnds I'll ,00o, ,00O
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- e Ware 4esenah sd NGslaeolls we1s
ssases = svss5 Wast' fsf e ss'sesieA q dsls-
1sH = evnsosesae eavsntiea y neninass eaa-
'lt1ssse - Sheriff. Qssss1ss snR Sqle ssnasef-
ldinG ~ slsssises - - sa1n aieAt ~ ovsr'|
- city, SseeA Heat &loe ~ - - whiehs
eneness'no ~ - =. ~ asee'y
tsset itr6esFea ssdetSr ~ saltsstion Of parry
senti1aeat ard regulsk prsoeedlngs Il prevented
dsssdss. muidpl5ing individual vosss, and ilregu-
iarisy. The - ~. upaA The numerical, pet
upca shs Legislative bass; snd therein. cur dsuo-
cxske 1iioads showed that they had won an useful
I,supa lssa saesas vhig sinsshs.esa-
r. pss''''a : sssas ssnassf = ese 4 hosos-
s.F .sss;..,,. -. ~ $500 - s : -. '. 0..o.
j. ss.li.s. J. ssppsls.. .inplisisy. Il d. can.
c.. 8 'ssssss e =. I..' a:.sA' benefit i A' o
vsry li.es.l, bu, il i. practical, and make. him
labor iii the mon. .ss,eu.lv "a, IN. v,o,v of :,
.,...: - =
s'ec.on. -.
...s ,,,s;.s , : ~ =. sss, s 49,. !. "a - :. 80. 80.
~ssh ss'A.sS oss : ae Sne''n y - " ~'sae
some $4,000 Or $4,000 per sanum; spd .h<
lvel, e.o5id.,. s, ,...on.sl, conn, q ,,,n..
s-s-y 80 - =. = - :
table support and decent credit during HE tenure
~ o6se...l a., John II Ievis RI fer pa.nv
-. -. =.
years enjoyed tAls me- hssls 'sesne oaf the rs'
su'n'. ~. .-1as-s 80 -, ~ '..'''. ~
esat go nss - - ma snss mat o. W.T..
s16sfirsv = il tho shsendwnt Seine Of the de-
.. ..;.l ~; ~. h,,. ,,..,s .,,,-rh i. ~.
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An Old Iadian.-B Bucktooth, very aged Indian
expired few days siace. st his residence, ashort
distance below the mouth of-Litte Valley creek,
in Cattarsugus county. N. Y. He was the last,
with the exception Of Governor Blacksnake, of the
aged Indians who have fingered 90 long In the
land sf the living. He was said to be 100 years
old,
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SENS Of ~ NMes.-In times Of great excite.
msns .pmovs iced and grew upon popular curiosity
vtasss u following. frsn the Tallahassee Flor;
'dian snd journal. Of the 3Qth ult:
In addition % the news ws give from Cuba, il
lumcssd kom Macon that Asrs Castle, at Ha-
nothing definite on the subject hut !, /. s.;S th.,
v.s taken through the fundamentally Of reai.
ment Of Spanish soldiers, who were mi within j,
70 guard against ths dissffscton manifest .nonD
them" s'' s~Aone
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-...
ZAs N6Ao 0eURms
r. Hhllpk.russ Rlpridfrn and Joernal Of a.
s,,s. - {s-- -. ,'sS,,lcs,eu -. - -. .~h
~ ~. D ssa IA ~ ~. ss.H .'''' =
'.ss s -
Whee - yeeeeo teee ~ week, 10 80 M
~ menaone1 snes sosn Was meng 49,
! Asened p ]. WY tFous. eiew e
even 1oes @loe. Il 49, ~, s:nc,paaeo. eoes q
- - - ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ wisnln n.ln ~ 49, = -
~ SSt t.s.s ~ y Wnscs ~ -.
~ IcI = ,uas'S ~ ~ q ~ sovlosens sne
g ~. .sa 81 - e -! nouf o. ,ss u
a, 49, ~ s'.;1,s ~ ha:. w ~ ~ ~
,sS,s ~ s.,.s - ~ ~ sqoJn. 49, ~ ,r.as
qocn. from me esss. shsn about aoon; = ssiu{uays
snd ns.cost;nnsJ hls.s. III 4 ,o"s IN fnrious
ssi. ,;rs ss ssss - ~. -. 81 .sv cscock
Ssvt scss;r. ".a - .i,.t -~S..isv Sfss;n- tii1
dsyi;sAr- Ts rs;.;rS r...i~ nj - Ihijs n
rreas torr.ns. Tss.s ~ IN snsss ~ sirss varo
bruken sjoWirSo, torn ffoS2 ~ roces. and thoss
thai semsissd - rudeiv "a of ANY q their
sc u alo osue1 =. s"s,. % "a 49,. s.s..is ;n.
iursd. ma 5sness srssiiv. IL whole Or psrt. were
thrown 10 the earlh. Altogether tho scene, . 1t
pfsse tleeif hsse on Sunday morning. was
- Ss1 4. saosa. os.ssa sacs,oh. e .s -, or
window biown in. much III Of % shs slss = bsohsu. and
|seveIsi Of thsrooas dssnched with wat1r- -burshe4
bsohs and archives wers very little injured. C$Pt
pono wafsn41se w. lsls eomp,ete wseca. S -
'Ths Msrtst .house ,sss hiSSn "a Sovn IA many
others sussained damage. Il
We cannQt undsrtahe to sstimata The loss ths
storm ne caused. Al through the country, De.
besn vast damage, Crops Of corn md cotton are
uown aniU snS u9nOs. conlosion' ana snefs ~ll 'e
TN stnrm ~ moss v;n,.c, nortb and nosth.
west than il III yicinitv. Ia Gedejen county,
much damsse has been dons. Abont one out of
I'VE Of me tobacco barns has been dsmol'sneo anc
.sS;,,"S IN ofv T.. n,';$.s ~, m..cns, Hail MI
Wilson's And Mr.. Rnrniev's dweIiiuss. and the
Baptist Church, and several other buildings were
olow9fown: Many other buldngs were sefsousy
Il ~ ~ h.,'ssc ~s.e . hlc.n dovn and
.averal per.onS killed,
On the coast the eject Of ths storm was terrible
An sztss from the Wskulla Times says that new
~ uo's sod ssss M ,hss
had tefibls time d. Ths account a. given 70
on. ~" ~ pIstsn Ptessn.i %e ssa,s ~
The fourtesn q aftssn Who were thsrs ~ msde
up their minds that they would BE- swept away.
A. 70 the damage at St. Marks. it il melanchoy to
contemplate. Many, who owned little else, mad
srs ~ u.hon, [ =. hos. snd .a.. ,hou.
means Of subsistsnce. But the gentlspan who
suffered the greatest loss was r. 7. Birchett Esq,
Deputy Collector. The house IN which hs lived
h'st csa,'so g, s awas sna scattered aa0h
II i said ,bst % uoet et of The cotton which VA,
Ion on ~ ,h. % =. ,s. St.o
~, f,c,,, ~ s-h.,f = Hni,,. Hn.si -. ;rer.-
~. ..h.i. ~. S.,...s :. -
-, - g,s.s :, :, S,st snrro.sd
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INDEPENDEHT FREREr CLUB No. 1

ANDHPBMOENTF FRERET CLUB No. 1.
sscohD WARD SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Fuaaat TO notice. msstqs Of the Club vas held a.
- oassrs hosss Nayadsa street, Polymuia on
Tuesday evening September Q. 1851. W
ssnsisnsa a odacus, vho unAnmsusly elected. .
HsHRy n. SuMnsRs, -Prs.idsnt.
Y. Y. yANDRRGllsr, VisS Presidunt
y. u. flILLlPs, Treasures.
Wv SG SoG1SsSs. $sssssis.
On motion Of Ar ". W 0rmssy. resolved th, ann,
naiss b appointed to dsA Constitution Bysv Adep,sd
On motion Of Ar VandsrgG, resolved that dslseor 4.
appointed By this Climb pay visit bss,hrsn on th fs
svsains ssptsmber le hafpa7 O'Clock 70 attend ,hs
meeting Al the sssond Ward. Thmd Munisipay TN
sppeisssd shs sovins ssnnsnsni :"
T. U. Qsisnnis, II. O. Hail. A. Hor,.,
W. D. 0Timsisy, John r. Crsn. iisa w..
Ec: &c. yssns..it2 e sos:., 4 ss.
o. nssioa, hs Pvssidsas addsd 10 ssd delegation
On noon was rovsd that the psssssdin q hi, ,sips
ppbishsd in the crssesnt aad Daily Dslta-
On motion, resolved the msspe sc)ouru to r,s
Tusstay evening. =
HENRY n: sUAaatEks, P,s.iAo,
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California Gold.-The amount of gold deposited
In the Philadelphia Mint from California, durins
the month Of August, WINS 14,04s, ,00O'
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Later from Pot-sa- Rsincs-Caps Windsor,
Of ne brig Clara, Wheeler, from Port.au- Prince,
the 10th Of August reports tast the mail from
Cape Hayti came in that afternoon. The Empe-
ser, IL appears, wsS sxpsctsd TO reach oaps Hsyti
on the 12sh inssant on his nstsrn from the FROM
.ten. The fsss entertailsd Of hia crossing The
frontiers, in which csss che French and Enelish b
would have declared an immedisae blockads of the
Haytian part Of the island, were dssipsted, and
hopes wsrs iadaseed thst the pending question
would be smicably sessled. se
The daily crescent., 1851-09-10

The Iowa Penitsntiary appears to be such d
rlckety concern that prisoners are constantly e.
caplng from il. The Burlington Hswksye says
snat no convict has ever remained there for sny
iIsng'a I o. time who had . will to escspe-nor, in
be hired to run away, w O''- -'''
The daily crescent., 1851-09-10

1s6jilg Cess Tie editors \ The sa-
oiW Ssoninens iAssrtion to
q l d ) - sJlds ~. yssse, which pre-
y - saSt II epItslsics. The
NJ ~ III. Cpyler W.
- - ~ ritlhek pest.
- u u zkalns " ~ hppsrof
~ ~ - blishsd i peem n volume
ssaaasss Rsvisysd = tie Riss II he
i pre- sssay on Govsrnmsns" He
1 ~ = - aflsr psskags ot shsss inter
1iii1 ~ ~ tAlir receipt HI been pre-
yusist hIiss sf1srs hssS bssa sent to him; and,
~ A. iettl6 6sns q nti-ssesesiohists and sub
J. - las bsen prsvsatsd ffsm resehing
~ - mind, and i in danger .of losing <hs
1870 Ut edition. Verse thaa this, the perse.
snapl - nys that his private sorrssponaehcs
q Nith seAtA1hin n South Casolina il intercepted
- - liepd. Here h psrsseuted man and a
pe-esesr. LII ~ South stand BY him,
tlls Wishes tks osaiedArst4 in the con-
aGsisaf ~ n +" 1T The public read ths
- ~ ahe ~ We&osk gianss q them
I ~ 4 ~ ~ piablio T. nsaa ~ he.sattsa, We
~ ~ ktbpn d il No msh could seaa sad live
ralsss = ~ % hseiaA TAs pAssasy Of The
pesNy Il terrific.
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Gold Digging a Stratford, Cs.-Ths Bridge
port Standard states that some fifty persons are
now engaged in digging for gold It Stratford.
They expect to find some treasure u the amount
Of from 100000 to 100000 said 70 have
been buried at stratford by e Spaniyh captain
They have alresdy excavated huge hole, and ara
aow awaiting the arrival Of clsirvoyant from Al
bany, who is to instrucsahem IN regard to further
lproceedinrs
The daily crescent., 1851-09-10

Box~ty Land Cases.-Thsre were 8452 bounty
Land eaess reported upon in the Thifd ,Auditor :
Office daring che month af August
The Pension Once has issued in all since Jann-
ary last about 10000 land warrants, under the act
Il September, 1850
We underatand that numerous claims for arYesr-
ages Of pay in the war Of 1912 have arisen since
the passage Of the bounty land act; and, althoue
not one in fifty i allowable, still the labor Of invss-
tigation Is neeeesarlly very heavy. NAT. Int ID,
The daily crescent., 1851-09-10

Arms for Csba.--The New York Journal Of
Commerce, Of the 2akh uk., has this paragraph
! We were yesterday in an extensive trunk
warehouse that has been busily engaged durih .
tho last wsek or two in Filing an order for eighty
trunks. for wealty merchant in Havana, 10 which
pistols ore packed, designed for the uss Of those
favorable to the Lopez cause. Each trunk il cal.
culated for about ffiy revolvers, which are to be
distributed among such as will use them in the
ma dasiYad
The daily crescent., 1851-09-10

FwssThe spinning factory attached to John
Thuraby's rops-walk q Bushwick, Long Hand
Ibs bafned dowa on ,stbe night sf he 29,h ult
Ths loss il about 5000. At Brooklyn. n. Y.
ON the 3otA ult., FIRE occurred. which burned Al
iron foundry and six dwellings. The loss is abou
$4,000 er ora, ,0o0-parsly covsrsd BY insurance
The daily crescent., 1851-09-10

z eseers O1 Msa 1Gsss s<i4hnsy, 4 Js6rsey,
~, n n1ksd, ens ~ this spnnei, two sad !
- eSlks csalss Il ~ AoWn, 70 buy !
" ~ - e! e - 81 t.e;s z Z. e a. g. !.
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1As Buffalo Fwgitive.-The Kentucky fug.
tvs slave, Dsniel, YVES before 4qdGe sCenklns on
Saturday, the Goth ut, in pursuance of the writ Of
Aadsas corpus previously issued. The Marshal
made the same return to the writ that he made on
the order to shQw cause There was no argument
in the case, the whole merits having been gone
into on the order to show cause. Mr.. Tslcott,
counsel for the negro. nadea motion, upon the re-
turn Of the Marshal, that he be discharged, which
motion was granbsd, and the fugitive was there
fore declared free. carriage in the meantime had
been provided, and was kept in waiting BY his sb-
clifton friends, and he was hurried into it imnsdi-
atsly, and proceeded with rapid pace to Cansda.
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Surrender Of The Fugitive SIass.-Judge Nelson
delivered bis opinion In the case Of theslsye John
Boldins. ss New York on the ist inst. The de-
eision was in .ihvos Of the South Carolina claim.
ant, his master. Telegraph dispatches from New
York snts that money was already made up to
purchase his fteedom. but We presume ID u not so
= the Couhbis ecush Carolinian, Of the 4sh, ssys
that q. c. Andssson 4 Co., Of that town. had
received > Tssgraphio dispasch 70 the shsct thai
The fugitive slass, John Boldisg, bad isft New
York on aha ~, undsr the escort Of the U. s.
AlAMhsl, foB Columbia. es
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n PhiilSkkia Pssk.--A ssewd Of pssssns
|ssssmblsa q ltses " ~ bsnk = thp 1se instA
|shsnt ~ d. i . lkiskir ~ thsrs wouid
|tas - 49, i - spsls, b ssassqusaes 4 shs
drfdtCis ~ asehies,s eeeesas Thy seoa fsuad
akst aek llass wess inaGiaasy, ssd 6ndias bssi.
nsss easg = = papal sson dispssssd y attend y
sAsii ewn' bssiAsse
+ Css,ssw = Bsisissovs.-- The total v.lus u
~ sxpss . isssies psr,s Sssn Bstipsss. fos TIE
week ending u ThurSdsy, August -, amcnatsd
+ = el3o, ,003 81. Ansss tks atiesss ~ note
1as ~ bbls. Il nSsr and l272 hhda. tsSaese. The
sxrlI& 70 Southern eosstwise ports wsss also
large -anong the principal articles were 20,375
bushsls corn, 1880 bbls. hoar, and 250 bags eofss
Mossfsr Cksm Baks~-Ths jswsIsss 4 Prsvi-
deaes and vicinity, With thsis families, nnmberisg
about 1000 in al, had mammoth clam bake at
Wysh Point on Saturday, the 30th AuguN. The
bill of iAse csmPrissd Ae following; 81 hsshes Of
slams $50 dozen green corn; 10 bushels pdsatcss;
800 peunds fish, in chowdsr; 50 loavss Of brown
bread; 500 losvss Of white bread; 400 pounds Of
batter barrel Of crackers; 975 niass pies: so
sppls pics 80 losves cake; barrel Of sugar was
used ip The cses 6 barrels Of lsmoaads, eta, etc,
Quite Large party
Tartar On sAs TsssA.-M. LaBaume, ssys the
Medical Times, asosrtained that vinegar and q
brush wilqjemove the tartar, thus obviating the
necessity for ding seraping thsm, whichse often
injuries tho enamel He rscommends The use e
powdered charcoal and tinctpre Of rhstalfy afssr.
wards, which sdsctually, in his opinion. prevents
il fcfMation..
Nsss Coss5ya,asses Lock- Mr. D. H. .Pisksrd,
l.
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To the Ladies.

SssVOV Nh or BU6kINE
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s lxsplxspswAp. " Z s Z dssomsos:.s S a.sass .s:s..
speeds Fever Tonic.
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PEvERs oS AL AL TYPES + sip Is AND Il ns'ss GRADES
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The daily crescent., 1851-09-10

Editors of the Cveseent: Please announce THOMAS
RrcKMAN, a candidate for State Tax Collector Tor
the Second Municipality. ~ request Of
jy9s Mary FrIrups
The daily crescent., 1851-09-10
MIGUEL HRRHANDEI. Jr.

~ candidate for -slsetisnr CcNsTA ILE Of the FIT,
Juscs Of the Peace, Third Municipality. Escssn the hi
November, 1851. aria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
The Legislature.

In the SENATE several bills were re-
ported and an interesting debate occurred
on the bill authorizing the Secretary of
State to place in each School District of
the State Webster's Quarto Dictionary.
In the ASSEMBLY the following bills were
read third time and passed The Sodus
Canal bill: For the Relief of the lst Regi-
ment New-York Volunteers who served in
the Mexican War; For additional Notaries
in the City of New York; In relation to
New-York Pilots To incorporate the Col
legiate Institute ofNew-YOrk City; To di-
vide the Sixteenth Ward of the City OF
New-York.