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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-28

-. KEY WEr, Nay Is
spoken pilo. boa. victory on the ish tn. Naun-
Boston Of ST cscrss dsys from Sorlesas for Boston,
10th, James corney. days from York for Norleans
Arrived-Bsrk Jenny Lind, NYork
Arrived-ship st Peter Boston
lth-ship Anna Dorsthea, Liverpool.
,Arrivsd-schrs Thomas Hicks Roekand; yandsrvser.
ceared-schr John Tuni', St Johns. PR.
Arrived-sehrs Heron, and Mari Clark Philsdeipha;
26th John W Dodge, do.
Arrived-sehr Corneiia NYork.
CleArsd-Brg Wilhelm Bordeaux.
saiied-Barks Eugenia. Pacihe 7 Seuthard, Hsyans:
sailsd-Ail the vessels previously reported. -.
Arrvsd-Brig Victor cardenas schr jane BaraOoa via
26th-Brp AissA Havana; Gen Marion, Cardsnss Cham
HIrd and Pasha. Philadelphia Only Son. Pero and Avon
cisared-Brig President z Taylor. ns.anr..
ArrivedBrig Jerome Matsnzas. lith inst schr Farmer
sehr MAnhattap Bangor. Came out Of Vineyard Sound
on Sunday morning in with brig Lubec Of Salem from
Iof orh sehrs Boston from Calais for do Cham
sioep: Witch NY0rl; Congress. Re.dous and Rocky
Bslow"seHr tni.sd from Albany soops Roger William.
and Harvest, do; willard. from Syork -
delphis; Jor.lemon. Suffolk VA Emira Rogers Albany
Arrived At Greenwich 25th sehr volts. Ronders
Arrived-schrs Orans, Ann Gardner Mary Peck, Clip
sey, and Chs r Brown, Nfork :. -
saiied-steamer Freeman Ravdon. Brown, NYori bark
'1 Arrived 2sd.Brig Clio, Boston.
Arrived-sehr Grape, NYork
Arrived-slsop Moses Eddy, Rondout.
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on Monday May -. ~ consumption. L,trA Az
NooiLtY, aged - years wife q Franklin Ferry.
The aud friends q the family and tho-e q
bcr trtther-in-sw, William "a Sanford respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral Thursday afternoon,
18th inst III ) o'clock from her late residence. No all
Cherry street. without further invitation.
On sunday afternoon. Mrs MkEoAHNr No Cow reict
q a ndrew McGown. In the seth year a her age.
The friends 81 the deceased II her sons. Andrew and
: y McG0vp. and - Isaac Adriance. arr invited 20
attend her funeral from the house ~ to- latter corner
u fhiyeghth street and Third avenue on wednesday
18th Inst Al O'Clock Y. NJ Carriages WI leave Union
Sgusrt IRON till hilf.p pact clock
ON Monday, Mag -, nth Christian fcrtitude after
long and severe Hines JANts CANrritr (ate 81 s4Is
Pearl street , aged = years 4 month aud = days
Iis relatives aud friend aud those Of the family, are
respectfully invited q attend his funeral Wednes-
day, 2ath int. At O'Clock from his late resi-
aence No - Grand street v namsburgh. T.
In Brooklyn On May Y 1T half past O'Clock A. NJ,
Mrs. SsnaH urHutis Aaron HEed y years
The friends q the family respectfully invited 10
at md her funeral this day, Wednesday 18th AZ half
psat O'Clock NJ from the residence Il her sister
Mrs BOVINE No II Schermerhorn street fetween Court
aud Clinton) Brooklyn. without further invitation.
on Tuesday morning. May ~. q consumption Wit
rYN y,s,rs bstp,a raF. 81 the 10Th year a his age
The relatives and friends u the family respectfully
invited h. attend the funeral On "wednesday afternoon
ut O'Clock nom his late residence Clsson avenue
ON Nav "a. a. di.eas> u the heart Jou~ MovreoN-
nv. sgsd years. II months and 10 days
The funeral will take place this day. At half past
O'Clock from the residence ~ hn grand parents liz
al PAINTED Mooeupe Village Conn. On Tuesday Ma,
~ Hon. sryrHrs BRAScm, a Providence l., IN tn
vi. funeral sill take place ~ tbe Richmond stree
Church. =, Prevalence on ghurssy 2sth inst II half
Il rast clock v "a.
Hon sissoz Bnpwr, j. more ne expired >, nj
y iiderce IN Church street n O'Clock this morning i
The tfth year 1t lns rre The iuhfnitca % agn hsv
tten for some time btarite him down 10 his grave
IN morning the pulse & ~ stood stu lS vas one
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cur most exemplary and respected citizens the pattern
OF Just man In all respects MIR Baldwin most Of
our readers in this vicinity know the father Of the
Hon X Baldwin, late Senator in Congress from this
state Judge Baldwin born at Norwich the 14th
OF December lT6l He graduate at Vale College in
and continued In that situation until 1856 when he
admitted to the bar in this city, and commenced the
practice Of the law In 1890 he appointed by Judge
Law clerk Of the District and Circuit Courts OF the Uni
ted states and continued to perform the duties that
Office In connection with extensive professional prac-
tice in the State Courts until the fall of 1893 when he
elected representative in the eighth Congress of
the United states Having attended the two Of
that Congress in the years 1908 a and o. he declined
election, and resumed his practice at the bar In
1906 he appointed by the Legislature Associate
Judge Of the Superior Court and Of the Supreme Court
Errors and continued in that Office by annual appoint
ment until 1877 after which he returned for short
neral Assembly of the commissioners locate the
Pennington Canal, and made president Of that
Board In 1896 he chosen by his fellow citizens
Mayor of the city Of New Haven. Having the canal
located and completed to Northampton in 1880 he
signed the Office Of Commissioner since which period he
has sustained no public Office But he has ever since
his retirement to private life until within the period of
few years been the counsellor and friend those who
sought his advice, and always ready communicate,
from his extensive fund Of knowledge and experience
whatever would tend to the welfare Of the city
with which he had been long identified the gene
raj comfort and prosperity Of his feow-citizens
H1ren Palladium May 20.
At Pontotoc, Miss, May 8 Col THOMAS II WILLIAMS
He had served the State honorably in the Legislature in
the Senate Of the United States, and in other public
trusts
At her residence near Frankfort Ky. May H. in the
Dist year Of her Mrs Ann INNS relct Of the Hon.
Harry Innis, and mother Of Mrs. J. J. Crittenden
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frrirsd-sbip Constantine Bosiosi senf Draao'''
NJ orb
Arrived iite-'a'P 'a''i''' Bsfrrwonr, May II.
Arrvsds,hrs Nsshan Durfo', Bostos Jossphns, Troy
hyrived-Bs-S wabash, fiAtsntas, hay iA sehrt nm
.ns Seaberper Pbna5elphia; Elizabeth Aleany Sohh
e,psIsisp RIO crnnds NOrieans tarhs Nttoriosc,
csra wits NJ Cardinals Cuthbert Queheei brig AlefAn-
a. Miksn Havan. pohrs Elliott, Jeremle Comphanoe'
ans Mary L0uiss, fforR ra.n.x.-o- IA
ArttS-Humo Boston, Trcemaa' pat In N consequence
49, s5sb-y,ov,r Bath. Irogere Rdtwin, ard Iy-
zee wort herrm.e Hslifsr Hill tertsr snd AbA'oss
" 'shaOef" FAtI RfvEr,NsYA
sslse-setr, cicero, ,nd John smith, rhilsdeiph,i
$3.50 ~ sbr Tmiir. s,ste, frcu NYerh Cor Somerset
rived Eth-Sitop Feses, kfort.
Stiis8 stl1-Sloop Gscei, NIork via BRISTOL -.
IL ~ iay t,una schr Resasnah ose TON bans0t'
'vpiossa''' D'A" Hsvsrs w,rlq
erffvea-hiaa Boptcu -.
Es,ica-hlessndra, sud Lsns, Nfortt
Arrived Et-MaE. SesilsE, NkVrA
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Eddy g: 5.,..s WITH bead q .rsss:s sprung :lss'
GE0R6ETowN,, SC, May i5-Arr brig Gallo, Brow.
sr Esn RIVER river fss snprs Navel
KsP ZEN ssSI, w for RhS Tadss Bs.en ca
.sn s.s.. s,a .sS ln Sss M.iys;
1Ist schrs ontArio' Johnsen adoboro Ariel
SKESNESTSk Nay i7-Arr .eAr P.lo. Bartlett, George
LEwEs tDrth May q. ePN-Pnot boat Blossom, from .
Sanso from a. and big zd.s S.y.sass Pr Z: h.s
hs.,y and ..Sr I:;y Hss.a which
Wind :sarsss being now if..h from sE with
ersnns large aset outward bound ali which sot Under
Asn
for Mirsmichi Jsponics for Hs,ann Abeona for do
fS &
R Hs 5an IF sss. a this s M
bar. 1cs es.Is. s1 Dublin sI'lA'' '''
MoRrSfk Bait
NEW 1s4 swain Port.
Ses sshTs MARY sAy Chapman
May S.se Ss;ssd Ger sY York
Fl s'issa ses Ii
Hsos d e, for NSrTss Mary Eliza
Black Point Bay for ao sleeps James Parker Mason Pro
ss sFsss srsT Avery 81 ]
sloep Lampheer. Byen. NYork.
NT95E y hsu.: xh.iins brig
zs Cid h aTsp s
Sid 18th. sehr Henrietta, Reed adelphia ca
10th, foreign brig Wilhen, Brsdhering Rotterdam
frfsthsn, from james River for Boston; Xyte
SzSTgdkET, NAY 2-AArr sehr Expedite, Philadelphia.
NEPoNsET May .e-Arr sohr Hy Treeling. Kelley. Phi
TEWPoRT Nay s,,Arr sehr AB Preston. Iuiss Bri.
tol for soops Irsnsation Hsosk Dishton
frey do 26th, sehrs Gen Taylor Wright Cam
den for Norfolk RsnEtsn csrEe Calais for
rhifApEEPmiA. May ss~Arr orig victori. Orb Hail
sssm. cssd Gas a. W.T.
NAPLES, Allen, Peek.liii
carisnas sehrs Ionsdss. Baker yhiiadsiRhi. Marcy
Wtts, do; Richard Thompson Corson. do Isabel. Wl
EinabstS English. do; Orion Hulse Rsndout sleeps Rad
ant, Wells, Albany Frederic Brown, Miller, Niork VIM
% Mary as
Turhell Baynumn Philade slcops Commerce. Tyler
AlbaSy; Proof G.ss Wheeler RondOut Thos Hull. Hull
Sth-Arr brig orr.y Ta Mowry, Charleston SID Slope
s' May
ss ca bark ODD fso% fhiost hsSans sehr. Cam
PORTSMOUTH tLow.s H4sacn,; May s-Arr .ehr Gen
Nam Bsoe
York. CID bark shannon. Mayo, Amsterdam
2a-sid propeller Freeman Rardon Brown NYork; bark
sAIhn f Hs; Arr brig Sarah Ann Br Barton Boz.
'o WARREN ' RI May s@Arr brig Walton. SYori
Arr Digh.On oath. schrs Roseius and Charles Phsdsi
Hope NYerk do senator NYe1k sldsioop Pearcs
ma, a,Arr ssar MSntsssy Glsvass G.y
d schr Ed~ Franklin Ale ssndrs Sid 2t. sOhrs Isrku.
Philadelphia; 18th. Monitor NYork; Monterey. rslaware
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.


Our Baltimore Correspendence.
BALrIsoEr, May Il 1851
1x Massacre Of che Cosds. Famy-Fa ard Resa6te Con-
Sesaon--Tx -Four Murderes ~ Custody &C.
All who have read the details Of the massacre Of the
Ccsden family 1t Georgetown Cros roads in Kent coun-
IT, Nd viii be grstned learn that the murdeers are
al In custody and that full and sstasacory testimony
o. to the guilt Of each and AL Of them nov in pos
eessfon Of the State.
About week after the murder, man by the name Of
Hand left the neghborhood aud proc eeded to New Jer
sey end was followed in few days BY his wife, they
having determined take up their residence there Mrs
Hand in passing through Wilmington, remarked that
she knew that Webster had nothing do with the muir
which excited the suspicion that she knew some
thing about It She has at last been discovered and
has made the following statement
That the morning after the nsrssr q very early
s .s running s
With musket his hand and very much under tho
a,s a. %
parties that be had ssss solicited Tsys to join
not r .urdsr sha, he and proceeded the
ss1rly that be a.d double barrel gun. T.sior
end Murphy He then
& ss , sns
ave. shss gun shot n Gssas1 . she ran s
wees Taylor shot che siasl but that aas-
ply s .ao me- the
Afterwards 90 overcome auoy that he fell IN the fence
corner Ast leg there for seyeraI hours.
Stephen Shaw accordingly arrested and was yes
teredsy morning confronted with Shelton, Murphy and
Taylor whs ali have been in Jail months past at
Chestertcwn He the In their presence made full con-
fesson eorroboratnn Of Sire Hands statement, say.
ing that he knows Mrs Hands testimony will convict
hin and that he might a. well make clean breast Of
it,. During the time VI this confession, the accused
rAved Like msnacs and Taylor cried out Give me
pistol that shoot the traitor and have something
worthy Of dying for"
The excitement in Chestsrtown last evening in
tense and fears that the excited
popuace would break open the jail and hang them with
out judge jury The Of the fight Of Hand and
his wife the fear tina, hey might be murderedo pre-
vent the revealing Of the with which they had
b unguArdedly trusted by shaw.
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Telegrspbic Reporss.

fuAnfiNT0N4 May 70. 1901
Cotton has declined three quartes Of cent day With
salts q 80 bales az az q g. &c.
BrrrAlo, May q. 1851
The receipts since last have becn--Four, 700
barred; whest. none; 1000 bushes Tho -four
market bss been dull in consequence of the steamers
and hear Of sales ~ importance Wheat u
Gull but price, are firm Corn Il firm and Va ol De-
mani with faes ~ - 600 bushe ~ ~ e. for mis-
Western Ohio whiskey u steady al lie tTeights are
without change
AtrAvY. May 9. ISL
The past twenty four Sours receipts have been fol-
loes Flour, 1900 bbs wheat, 25co bulhcis corn,
5000 bushels. Flour v IN moderate demand. but the
market 4 heavy aud tends Sigh do~nward; the sales
90 bis The market for i quiet and prices
easter; y 600 bushels sold IL s0c for mixed
Western. and Size for round yellow The weather u
very rainy
There = no charTe 20 notice In Gun market sales ~
800 bhels II valley wheat have beer made. in small
lots ~ 81 81 90 We hear ~ a sale Il 400 bbls ~
aour - g. The market foF wheat. and nour,
that has passed the weigh lock in this city for the week
ending "a twelve clock to-day is follows ~ beat
80 bushels 1p2 70 bushels nour. o. -; bbls.
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Passenger Arrived.

StvsSNAH-Steamship Alabana-Geo Parsons. p Cram
olson, Marnaner Mr. Stirling and lady. W Davis
Nortan, Parsons DIR Hyatt, X Stanley, 7 Stan
ley Manning, Danl Hvstin, DIR Gonger, Detner,
Rnard uSS Mr. Sweeney Geo Powers. Mehan, Wilder,
Mr. Cleveland, Chas MoreheAd Chas Smith lady
Roa Mrs Mrs \ Taylor. Mrs Buhlsy, Mrs Howell, Mrs
Armstrong HSs Bown, Miss wilkins, Mis- Wins
low, Mrs Day Miss Buckley Mrs Kelly, Misc Randall Mis-
Cecil. Maj W Bowen, "A Baker, Sheppard, Francis
and lady, A Niles and lady Norris, Rcdman,
Owens; Hon Charlton, 7 Bowers Billiard; !
Roland Boswell Hsines lady and child, Mrs Cieve-
land, Mrs Morse Miss Cleveland, Ansley kushman,
Jas Cotton ebn Potter and servant Mss Potter and
want Mics Potter Mis- Potter Mrs Potter and
want Miss Potter o hcComber and lady C Beliuor
lady and three children Mr. Armstrong Mrs earns
MR. Burchard, Meade and l.dy Holly Blocdgood,
J Rotinson-63 in the stee-sge.
san jean ~ NIcaRAcus-Bark Delawsre-J Pickett,
Monzo wiier Of Boston, r Bendsey OF Mo, N Jam.
son. J. Robinson r Wilson Hastings.
BIRanD..Br Brig Princess Roysl-hr X II / Davenport
and family Mr. Doe Mr. Scene.
oRT Al PRNcE-Bris p Cu,hag-sons Benoit, Mr.
Lyman.
APAIAcpucoIA-Briz Cushn Mrs y webster.
81 joan, PR-Schr Emily Hilisrd-t Asliuo. Conza-
les, A Gonzales. J Lopez.
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PMttpELpHIA. MAJ T-Firsf Beard-si2b Lskiva In
teress s1s rs DO, So 100 iehirh o. slS so Pennsy
yania 81. ~ 800 DO. S. 400 Camden and Amboy 6s
So 10 shares horris Canal lf 800 RESIDING Railroad
~ D DE-, "a i09 a., 2ft' 80 o., -. 10 d., ~
80. - Nckstvrr Railroad, lss ~ NorriFtown Railroad
-; - schuylk NavFatian - Gtrarr Bank. ~ liter
Ssicp-s0 shares Feadng Railroad. 4; 80 DO. = j 10
= ~ 100 do, se Second Boards so Penn tania
-, ~; Z. shares Reading Railroad, 2sa ~ Morris Canal
ie 200 DO. lt1a Commercial Bank ~ - Sehuy ik kay
cation. " .gffer NrfeS-S2VD City O. lUs IL.
reading Raiirt ad. 2sss.
BsLTiNoRE. May 2s-Siock Borrd-s0 shares rarmers
ans Merchants Bank t ~ York and Railroad
y = d. ., A. The board te-cay, Maryland 81 closed
a. u-as hid. lWi asked Maryland IS - bid, Si asked
Baltimore o. DO l04a4 lid lns. asked Baltimore add
Ohio Railroad bonds lus So bid. gis asked do shares
- ia, IS aEked York aud Cumberland 2 lid, 80 asked
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.


TIE Hc6oksn Ria-The Ohio Toured ASHORE. &c.
The terrible riot IN Hoboken created much sensation
this morning, particularly among our German popua
ton and the supply Of NeU York Iraid in the hands OF
Mr.. Xeber proved inadequate for the demand
The steamboat Ohio has been towed to the jersey
ehore. and aground that she be temporarily
repaired previous to b. ing placed upon the dock.
has not yet determined upon verdict The friends OF
the deceased greatly mbttered against the police
and would very much like the jury TO bring in verdict
ceusuring the officer that arrested him though there Is
the slightest testimony Of any violence having been
sxl. "a
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SHIPPING.

GTEaMFR BArTH-oSE OF THE BEST FAMILY
~ in above sail June It'll foe sao By
EoR LIyERPO0l.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
chip BALTIC, Capt. Joseph J. Constoek This steam
shir will eepsrt with the malls for Europe positively,
satHfisy 80. June r. ~ o'clock from he- berth II tie
D a. Csns street No berth te secured till paid for
All letters and papers must through the Poet Otce
Tor freight or passsF- having uneaualed iaens
for elesante or comfort. anDly to
EDN n. X. COLLINS, Sc all street
Positively freight will BE received board after Turs-
day evening june The steamship PACIFIC will succeed
the Baltic and ssl June 2ls..
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Passengers Sailed.

LwERsooL--Pactst Ship sidd0ns-saml Middleton en-
lsdy, Charles alcot and lady, RnmseI and family,
Shack AM Lady Rev StonemAn and lady, jas stonsar
Edward Mccormick, 0eorrc Mitchell
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EOR sOUTHAAProN AND HAvRE--Nzw Yonx
is and Hsvrs Steam NAvikatio4 Company.-Ths Uai1el
States Mail stssnship IRANkLIN james e. wotsss, esa-
nAndsr will leave for Hsvrs touching ct SoutAanRSsa
eelosk ron pier No North River Price d passsse ga
All letters pass through the Post Ooe For fS9t a
passage, apply y N0RTinIR LIvINdsToN. Agent No.
Is Broadway.
NoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE FINE NEW
+ double engine steamer, WINFIELD SCOTT, 1lO teas
burthen Captain Kenney Cou1ard will depart from pisg
No North River. at three o'clock r. L.. on Monday. =
June For ffsa nSTS ts.S6k' Co. IS Beaver ss.sA
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MARITIME INTE LLIG 4 HCH


Port OF New York, May IS.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and Treatment Of delicate dissass
Der Of besu.fuy eoiored plates A. large as M 81 noass
Bostwck d. lecturer surgery and dissases 81 W.
edition price si9 Eatrae. fem n: Be:so. Medical AZ
TO Records Actions works the family Of
and far superior to anything Of the kind pubshsd
this country. Author Of THE Family Physician pxi0
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81 For sale at the publishers, sTRINGERE T0WNsKNO.
~ RYoAdNaY. and BIZ the 6QA ReoAdHnY.
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DARIs AND LONDON rRrArnxNr OF PRIVATE

diseases. in few hours, By Nees.bis applisa,aos
and Affections he combines medicines wiz
the local remedy and SHOW there tsAals
who cannot be CURED without Iii daily e
years duration from the other physicians In All
without causc which caused BY their sxp
ling the former disease enough His diploma, wah
equal IT, You CURED me in one d.y-D y cerbya. o.s
tor tried long tne-C Dersnd paid $50, IN ave
TO be cured Of weakness from self abuse without bsn
IT. yet you by local and general
short timsIJas Evans rsa cured me Of the WORST =
had been under three physicians for year besdss uAs
every quack medicine 1could hear OWN Ferguson Psr
treated By mail: Once hours from A. n 70 p NJ aaA
from RroAd
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OK CENTs-PRIvArE MEDICAL woRK.-pocro

Oh CENTs-PRIvATE MEDICAL W0RK..DOCrOn
81 Ralphs Practical Private Treatise intended for ali
who need sound practical information upon actsA
with certain diseases reduced in price above order
the sways sompsned Of in the werRs gee
in imitation Of this the first published for popular
this city. Its long standing reputation and extensive
mand have also facilitated this reduction Giving the
ture tymrtoms and Of each disease
including nervous debility weakness structure with
ior sssae., ,nsir 10 p.sin ngrase
or judge privately treated; 10th edition. $40 pagss
with plates Sold at 80 Greenwich and IS Ann street. Malice
in elopes hY addre maid boa hfQ
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coyPASY.-roR
~ Brtrrn, via Southampton The United States Mail
steamship WASHINGTON @. W. Floyd commander viii
sail fer Southampton and Bremen, Saturday June ~
from Pier No North River At l. eolosk An experienced
Surgeon T. attached the ship. All letters Pass
thrcugh the Post Ofce Specie delivered Iavre. Ter
rasssEs or freight apply - MoILEe. SAND q RIFRA,
agents, ~ Broadway. The steam ship HERMANN Will
ostd the Washington the lsth July,
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NOTYCE.-YIELDING 10 THE EARNEST SO1ICITA-
tions very many who have been treas
by self putting individuals the undersigned win
continue to prescribe for all diseases Of private mature
gnoranty injured themselves by destructive habit "
youth may also apply with certainty Treatns0S
BY letter, In English French German.
B. DE LANEY 81 D.. 81 Lispenard ct, near Broadway.
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II EIIEr IN TEN MINuTrs.-CuRE IN FEW ma n

10 ELIEF IN TEN MINUTTS.-CCRE IN A FEW DAFT
~ insured by the great foreign remedy Dr. Lcocks Pvt
onic the OF cod. coughs asthma
% pulmonary pton, and al affections the
and lungs. Manufactured by D. Taylor Rochester N t.
the only true and genuine proprietor manuurcr
the dnent o. America ~ essgnment Of right from James
Jo C. " Clickener Co.. ~ Barclay thu
general agents for New YORK vicinity Sold also by
b. ID. sands 100 Fulton street Retail price rs 30
box.
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MO FEE TILL CURED.-DRs. COOPER AND MUR
ply 2 Roosevet street, from their unparalleled sns
most obstinate eases without mercury Dr. Cooper. pa
ens will End him 1t 2h Roosevelt street, Chatham
end who're else Beware Of the quaoks IN Duane sNre
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Eg4 CHAGREs AND SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA
IL TIE new double engine steamship PRoMETuFUS,
Captain II w. Johnson will leave New York for tho above
porte Friday 18th june aoxt ~ oclock Y. NJ FOR
pasiage o. freight apply at the ses Of the sbp Battery
place, up EtarF.
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&6OO REwARD.-yErERIEg ANTIOCH. a b

0knn REWARD.-JEFFR1EG ANTIDOTE A SPE-
ROOV oinc mixture for the ofprivate dsordses ~
speedy without the least restrictions Of ds
proprietor ehallepses single ease which the nters xl
put in bottles, with fun directions Ut 81 One bssA
Iass weehmany cured In two days For GALE b. G.
Little lOl Hanover street, Boston; Wright Ga. New
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VIcTlMs. oE TnE ouAcK pooroRs LOOK ros

ITO FEHALEs-DR. LAFoATs CELEBRATED PILLs
Theee Pills afc In their eftcts, and highi,
rrred female ednc TO be ia OF Irregular
tee ebtrnoton etc. Full ana explicit directions enclosed
For sale corner Of Broadway ana John street Price
cents and 81 per boz.
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nRC COOPER, no, a. DUANE STREET, mas FOR TIE
- lat nintten years onhntd hs practice - the treatses
o. decatc and uercugi diseases lie the wsra
n thOe diseases, md mild removed in fcw
days Stranger don't hs deceived. am In way con
neetel With base mpoftor In Roosevelt street. v ~
Ny diploma both medical and surgical, be
L.a 5.a ln NJ oH..onen 70 the insrecln % any ono
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TnE KoYAL ILL sTEAMER LILLY cApTAIN

hUTNH EHIL
Il sampson, will sail for Bermuda and -. Thomas or
Monday The gh q June A. noon she has excellent e
c0mmoaAons for passenger Price Of pteaE 70 Beruda
50 70 -. Thomas s5U. There z regular mall commun
cnton between So Thomas ana all the Wees India islam d.
Tagsna Vera Crur venerueis, Sc The Merlin viii taxi
ireisit. Apply 70 " CUNARD, IT. - Broadway. ~ s.
Letters Mas will be received board 81 tAc Merlin
except through the Post Once.