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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24
:1I3O nA A NO. PERUVIAN su-I

CS16n BAGS NO. i PERUVIAN GU
~~CV ANO, receiving direct from the i'm
porter, and Tor sale in lots to suit purchasers.
1000 bushels Seed Oats
25O do new crop Clover Seed; Timothy Seed
$50 boxes Hull G. Sons and Jacksons TalIow
Candles
50 boxes New Bedford Sperm and Adamaptine
10 boxes Judds patent Sperm Candles
500 kegs Russells Plymouth Mails
81 boxes Soap
$50 boxes Tin Plate, all sizes. including bright
and loaded roofing
Pig Tin and Spelter
500 sacks ground alum Salt
Coal Pit, Lamp and Olive OIL
Rio, Java and Mocha Coffee
oo PACKAGES loaf, crushed, pulverized, and N.
50 bbls family and gross Herrings
IS bbls family Flour, extra quality
$50 Nova Scotia Grndslones
Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses
IVY sides good and damaged Sole Leather
~ ~ nan chests gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
100 bbls Tar
100 bbls Thomaston and Washington Lime
Glound Plaster, &c &c.
ALSO,
l5O tons Tredegar Swedes, Country and English
iron; together with full supply Of Temp
klns u Gwynn's Iron, made of scraps
square, flat, round, oval, half round, hoop
band, and sheet iron, &c.
ton Plough Plates
tons cast, spring, German, English and Ame-
rlcan blistered Steel
LUIS ptOuSn iron, &C. &c.
For sale by
S. McGRUDER g. SONS.
Next to the old stand of the late firm OF Workman
10 IL McGruder Il Co.
UST RECEIVED a splendid assortment oil
~ Ladies Cabinet Bureaus, mahogany spring seat
SOFAS, Ietes, mahogany and cane-seat parour
and rocking Chairs--wth many other articles in the
furnish ng line, which will be sold at private sale very
low. Ito 13l ALEX. MOTT.
bUKCELL. LADD & CO., DRUGGISTS.
WIN, D DE4a, LERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WlNpoW GLASS, &c, offer Tor sale at low prices
tor cash. or on the usual credit to punctual dealers
large and we'll selected stock, embracing the following
in part - -
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MI EERO HTK1NG.-TO OUR FRIENDS
~ AND THE PuBLlC-The Undersigned thank
n for the liberal patronage they have received during
the last ten years, again solicit the continuance ofthe
tavors OF their friends and the public for the ensuing
year. and would particularly request those who wish
us to hire their negroes 10 send them 10 office
by the 18th inst. TOl.ER a. COOK.
Agents and Collectors I4iles Row Pearl ST.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

nrs4-a, CHANGE OF HOURS FOR
slaasssss 60 NO RFOLK AND PORTSMO UTH.
R ar, Laxea , LINE rS o IT., gahhaT public
nexion with the favorite and beautiful Steamboa;
AUGUSTA, Capt. u. Mitchell, will leave the Rich
lnond and Petersburg Depot every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday morning, at e. O'clock A. NJ for the
above places. Returning, the Augusta will leave Nor
folk on the alternate days. viz: Tuesdays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, at 6, A. NJ.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office r. and P. R. r. Co., September 9th, 1850.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

NTOTICE no FAR EfsS.-The Richmond
lV and Petersburg Railroad Company will hereafter
transport Lime for agricultural purposes in bags furnish
ed and to be loaded and unloa ded by the from
Port Wahall to any point the Richmond and Peters
burg aud Clover Hill Railroad in the county OF Chess
terield where there is turnout for cent per bushe
THOS DODAMEAD
Superintendent q,
Office r. & PR.R. COD
jan 2eth 1851 ian 80.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

.Eassss5a - - STEAMBOAT CURTIS Peer
CH4NGE OF HOUR OF STARTTNlf--The
swift and comfortable steamboat CURTIS PECK.
Captain John Davis, will, on and after Tuesday next
9th inst, leave the wharf at Rockets regularly every
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday morning, hall past
o'clock precisely Tor Portsmouth and Norfolk and
return each alternate days leaving Norfolk at the same
hour, (6s o'cock)--touching at each of the severa
landings on the River going and returning.
Passage. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
Ma,Is sO - .,aL
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q LExANDER MOTT AUCTInsGsR AND
- COMMISSION MERCHANT, corner Main
and 10Th streets, opposite City Hotel-IIas always on
haad at private sale large and splendid assortment oil
new Furniture and housekeeping Goous mlnch will be
sGn 10" of cash or approved paper consisting in part
Hair cloth spring seat Sofas, Divans
Ottomans, Sideboards, Secretaries
Ladies' Cabinets, Bureaus
Cur!ed hair and shuck Mattresses, ouble and single
Mahogany, French and low post Bedsteads
Mahogany, cane and Windsor Chairs
70 Wardrobes Work Stands, Washing do
~, 10 dining, tea and card Tables
STAPLE AND FtNCv DRY GOODS.
Cioths Casslmeres, vesrlSr Calicoes
Irish Linens, Cashmeres, Muslins, shirtings
Satlnetts, Flannels, Pins and Needles
Cotton and silk Umbrellas, Hosiery
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
superior ivory handle Knives and Forks 81 pieces
Buck handle Knives and Forks by the dozen
Do Car .ers and Forks
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, &c
Pocket and Pen Knives on cards
Razors, Scissors, Needles, Thmbles
FANCY GOODS.
cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, Suspenders, Accordeons
Dressing, tuck and side Combs
Backgammon Boards Hair Brushes
Razor Strops, Shaving Boxes
Ladies' Work Boxes, Spool Cotton
Money Cases, Family Bibles
Paper, Pens, Playing Cards
SUNDRIES.
Manufactured Tobacco, Principe Cigars Cheroot
Travelling Trunks, valices and Carpet Bags
Boots and Shoes, Hats
y Carson Patent Challenge Backing, &c
And many other articles too numerous to insert in
an adyertsement-all of which will be sold very low
and on accommodating terms. NH 81
HOHN N. GORDON Il SON. No "a Djoin
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
Police Intelligence.

.ritta q ne fpgitius Ciask-feeterday morning on.
Ger stephens one q the very efficient oeo-rs attached
the lover police court returned from New Orleans IN
the stesmthip Union hnvng In custody n man named
heey Vsrs alias Wn Oliver on charye OF being
usiuNe ron justice In this State n appears that
the accused incarcerated In the Toh. IN I,x L.,
ON an hr grsnd srceny on the night of
the soth OF that month, h. broke Of prisan and o.
esreo making has way TO New Orleans Mr. stephens
soon after the escape suspected that the accused would
proceed 20 New O-lsans. and accordingly ds.pstahea
voro 70 Mr feunes the Chief q Posce of that city and
vas arreeed and held until equisition was obtained
for bis removal 10 this city for trial YESTERDAY tn. az
cussd vas sesn placed In the Tombs and but little
chance vii be afforded him Of making another escape
while In prison st New Orleans, 10 seems the prisoner
rery nssr made his escape bot discovered In time
and secured
Ch~r- VI Stealing Clothing Two men. called Abram
jacobs aud Ear yo-se arrested yesterday By on
GER ereen and Evans, charge Of stealing lot Of
clothing valued at ss- the property Of Mr. Vo.k The
sc.used parties we're committed 10 prison by Justice
hoshrcy tor further examination
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
City Intelligence.

FIRE.-About half past o'clock, Saturday
morning fire discovered in Bradshaw's iron
foundry situated at the Of o39 Greene street The
hremen were quickly the ground, and succeeded in
arresipg the progress Of the flames The premises how
ever sustained some trifipg damage
The FUNERAL LIEUT. DIvvrR-Some
difficulty appears 20 exist respecting the funeral ohse-
quies spperainipg 10 the military honors about to be
performed the late Lieut. between the Seventh
Regiment National Guard and thirteen members Of the
late dragon compeny Of which the deceased was CON-
mandsr during the d exican campaign. At a meeting
Of the officers belonging to the National Guard FRI
day night, II was unanimously adopted that under the
circumstances attending tie sudden death an order
should be issued for the whole regiment attend the
funeral on Sunday at o'clock in citizens dress and
appointed the thirteen drsgoous pail beaIers-thus
sboiishing the military Uniform displayand that the
body be removed to the Mercer House Of Broome
and Mercer streets from which place It
the procession would move On the other hand the
thirteen members ~ Dragons who served under the de-
sessed in the Mexican claim possession Of the body
and refuse to allow IL t. be removed from the present
location AMI further they claim the right Gre
the grave How this difference OF opinion will ternir ate
or ee adjusted up to late hour lust night
able TO ssceitsin. The deceased Adjutant Of the
Seventh Regiment National Guard and those cir
oumstances the odcers de- med 1t incumbent taem
10 take charge of the body and funeral ebseques.
DrANosp RIF NJ Male EFFORT will n-e three blasts on
Diamond Reef .oh Governors Island, TO. morrow at
o'clock NJ The charges will each contain hun
dred and twenty five pounds Of powder
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

On eaturdsy morning, October 1s, Mrs AaRIspA, wife
Of 0eorgs L. Anoureux, youngest daughter Of Daniel
and sally Wilson, aged II years. month and Is days
invited 70 attend her funeral from the house Of .nie
wilson, No II LAmsrtne place, West Twenty ninth
street, on Monday, Oct obsr -, ut O'Clock NJ Her
remains viii be taken to the Greenwood Cemetery for in
terment
California papers please copy
On Saturday, October Is, JoHS H. Van Corr, son Of
Wm. II. Van Oott, in the 7th year of his age
His relatives and friends invited to attend his f
neral from his residence 1o4sh ttreet and Third
avenue Harlem, this day, Sunday October 10, at 2
O'Clock p NJ.
On Friday October H. aged 50 years ELIZA ANNE, wife
The frieL ds and acq uaintsnces of the family
queeted attend the funeral from her late resdenc 63
Franklin street this Sunday morning, ct Id O'Clock
without further invitation.
ON Friday October II, after lingering illness, Mr.
SAMUEL scorT Sen :, in the 74th year Of his age
The friends sad relatives OF the family and those Of
his nephew James and Francis Foster, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, 0c
tober l9 At half past O'Clock from his late residence
corner Of Fourth aud Twenty fourth street His
remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment.
On October IT, Mrs MARY JANE ALEdEco, in the 47th
year Of her age.
Her friends and those d the family are requested to
attend her fur era from her late resideHce 34 Broome
street on Sunday October 10 at O'Clock NJ
On October l6 JOHN HESxY, youngest son Of j H.
HARDIE, Brooklyn, aged years and months.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral at o'clock
this day. (Sunday) at their residence, in Navy street
second door south Of De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn.
On Friday, October IL, ANN AMELIA daughter of Tho
H. and Eliza Louisa 8. Foley aged IL months and IL
days.
Her funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon at
O'clock from the residence of her father No Prince
street The slstives and friencs Of the family
spectfuy invited to attend, without further notice
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
CITY TRADE REPORT.

| FsTthDAN, tcE 1875. II. VI.
Asius contnesf steady, while the sales reached lOl
barrels, and the inspected stock 2f5l d..
BhrAnsrrTrs - gU srsmed less active, the transae
tion being unes 500 barrels ordinary choice state
az So 20 s3s7h, with other kinds at the previous
figures Canadian ruled hrm 100 barrels fine bringing
81 scuthern tended rds eco barrels mixed h
straight old and were taken at S3s7k 81 IS Rye
hour fetched 50 81 for lt0 barrels good rvtr; while
Jersey meal retailed at SO 80. Uheaf the
Canadian, at stc, and 600 Carolina at s2,,e. Re-,
moved 10 the extent Of 600 bushels at 20 &C.; while
B91y and o,f, appeared lnanimate Corr remained as
last noted, the operations comprising $4,000 bushels
damaged 70 prime mixed Western at 55 5Gi(c
Corr0r.--Tbe market steady ut the advance OBJ
sned yesterday at witch rate the sales about 500
bales
corrrr Ruled dull, though 100 bags Lagusyrs
changed hands at g.. se; $50 RIO at Ssc. ard 100
st Domingo at ~ Sc Imported this day $50 bags
NCu.-Tbe business was confined TO $50 boxes Mala-
g kssns At 81 % 81 so 200 halves at VI, and 30
bnls currants At Imported this day, 40 bags nuts.
fssoius-By the Liverpool vessels to-day higher
rates we're generality demanded and although nearly
sOO Dds hour had been ensaged during the day at sd
Ioooo buhes grain at ~ anda few hundred bales Of
cotton at ship owners asking at the close i2d
ior horr and FOR grain which exporters seemed
unwilling 20 give. For London 200 boxes cheese we're
taken at zoe and 100 half do and ,erces tobacco on
terms NOT understood while for Hsvre the engage.
ments were moderate at &c for cotton snd IS q SO
for sshes For California the rates we're hrmsr at 60
20 per foot for Measurement good To other ports
ons.-Amopg the transactions were $500 gallons
nnseed At 'le lteo lbs palm, ats a thc. and $50
baskets olive, at - 20.
cluding 45O bbs. new mess at SIS rs, and prime at
fl3 70 while beef declined shade there being 20 tbls
mess dipoeed Of at - so $40 75 and prime at 81 80
~ 2s Lard also fell 30 sac. s9bc., at which LAO bbls
srrps Calcutta lnseed moved % the amount Of 1000
packages st ~ 32h 81 30 per busbe excepting which
there was nothing Of any moment done.
sScsns About % ooo German taken, at sss s11,
usual credit
sOar-The saies embraced l2O texes red mottled Cas-
tile at pAc, months
allow 5000 lbs. prime found tstT5ss axe,
cssA
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

Arived-ship Hamilton, COrss Noriesas briss sengue.
L. Hchborn, aud whippie, Busnos hyres, Nenophen
weodns .na ssrsh yoss, Philsdephai trysds Fri no
ehelle, via Nlorh, Julia Amt, Comery, and Vrndaa Pen
dleton. PHILADELPHIA. schrs Elliott Cook, Jersme nerca
or Philsdephias Patterson, Alerandrik; Norton,
Rondouti Dennis, NYork.
CHApLrsTos, Oct 10.
Auived-Bnk faebails. and rigs Emily NYort Tre-
mont Bath; sehrs Ranb5~, snd Lucy Ann, Phsdeiphis
'r,sanris Ahn' h'ria Provd'no' 'ehr Eusn Per
Arrived l7,a-shls cs.pisq Philsdelphis New Yorh;
c Patterson. Philadslphia; wsrrea. FYorn
YAIL RIvEn, Oct Is.
Arrived-Brig walton, Titus Alensadrt.
ksilsd-echr Rose In Bloom NY0rki slsop Maria Louiss
kYorh nss .sC
Arrved-ships Arthur Phil sislphia winhsid Boott
ton. bark Rebeoea Rio yaneiro.
Ppovrpxrcs Oos ".
..Ariyed-sleops ThOs Hull Willard. Mary Brush, and
ssasa-sehrs LsrtI- ~ Candy. ssmi csstasr. aad J
Wiiletts, PhIadsiphiA -
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

ss.STh4P5ss ai.s sr s'. sss San SINAI.
PAP sIs sA :;.s'i St
sSsns E. a.s S s Sss Ssa
Sing Sing ssns,or Clark New London sosp SAUL south
s.s . 5,, ri: s..,. S.rsy Tai: Sssss ss
Lopez. Isis PhsasipSis for Pswsusiss osessy I,.sY
s4. s ss.s s.:s ". o.ss S
SRs Fsisn' Bro cso a.
Sss Isl :ss.. H::y iss GRIM.
J.sS:snyiIIs; iasr.. Delaware, Ana Ssaasn YORK
x..y o. :fSs % S, CIV
Eishmope Terry sTsrl Pssn:yIy.nia' Walton Phisdsl
ru...
vessel ort0lien. Rsteiin Umpqus River Emery Gala
SEPT ebsri. OREGON. Davis Chatham Isles L.. Rookh
R. R.ic; Lenacn via M f:fi.nS !.ls: s ssi:: Gustav
s.ssss; S,;s$:; u'. .,.''
s Disse: ssp aRsan1 oA''
s.hSsIi, American tsys I01S91 ID vie
briss Cornell. Is1l san,ossustGs N,1asian: Col Ere
Ssrisw % sa.v5 Grin oahu: Flor. sH.m Gaddssd Cal.
1as as.a !aSn s1sS Ss Mhs's f'ss
ss asssni. :Tssps sgscs S
hns Empire ts.w, Lis..sss oshs G. Victoria
-
Harbor, Vancouver's Isand brigs Prince de Jonvilc.
bee Bvmboidt Emily Bourre d. s.nta Cruz;
santa Barbara; Favorite, Brown santa Cruz.
9. Marie 3F1i. w.sssi, BoIdssuH, viii HsntsSiSso and
lssh-Propsilsr Chesapeake. Ball ard. Humboldt Bay.
hsh1sts.mship Panans watkins: Bsnieis; brig Golun:
Of Oregon Jas ssns crSa
Cleared Sept l-sebrs sicer. ohpson, Sacramento
2d-schrs Pomona Clay tor. Sacramento City; Virginia,
shs.ssmer Pacific, Bailey San Juan del Sud 200 pass
and $50 0O0 gold DUCTS bsrss 0rimarens lChi Brown
vspsrsisS soaI; JShn Denisp Es saa Diego Es%Reror
,8h-steamshiP Northsraer Randall. Benicis: bsrks
tom SYoI Ars. ira oo sana%S s
sSssSIp hsnSafy SSr, CLARK Hensheas bark. Petrol
PsIuyA Moore Hcnsion sehrs Emily Frances freeman,
stnawieh islins, MirS head k.ddsr s~cramsnto City
Sdney sehI Franklin Taylor Sandwich Islands; soop
'irsisias Ball Stockton @a;s s v.,.u
l2th.ship wischerafs Rogers shapshse ship shooting
sloop n Freeman. Freeman, San Diego.
lSh-Barks Douglas Ropes. Manila sherwood. Foster,
nosurs bousass Sandwich Islands, Ssrpeater Ps.sTs
,dss oesz I.s ss sss a saH ss.:
SAVANNAH. Oct Ia-Arr .ehr A Grsin.r Peterson.
dslphsi wm NJ Baird, stSbts Pbiadslpkia.
TAUNTON 0o, lS-Arr schr 8 L Crocker. Philadelphia
THoMAsToN Dot l0-Arr schr Sarah Nash, pnila
Fosety MObe 10th, ship Aoantainser (nsw) Robinson
WILMINGTON oe. l4Arr sshrs II wesoo.s, Wines, St
Boston; schr ADsta Damon. Trim Camden Ne, CID l5th
brig Neptun: tGtrmsn), soheiehe, 81 Domingo
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

NIr MAJ hRRANcEMIST RErwTES NEw Y9AK Asp Boe-
roNIhe Postmaster q this city and the directors of
the Bs ston and Worcester Railroad have established an
In porsnt arrangement for the Transmission of ets
With certainty and despatch which fail ap
prtcstsd not only by the Of this city and Of
al the great cities North and south but by ali foreign
and California correspondents. On and after Monday
next there will be two 10 nd MALE each day BY the
express mall route for New York via springfield and
New Haven, arriving ct New York at 4 M and ii =
and the same srraDgemen. has been made for
two daily land mails 20 arrive in this city at NJ and
Al pm from New York, that hereafter reliance can
oe pseed ell letters pet into the Boston New York
ocss before O'Clock Of the certainty OF their
irving In each city In b. escorted and dstr
buted by al the uarly morning mails The steamboat
mah vii g by stoniDgton, a. hsretoforeosfon Ira
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

NIw ORLEANS Steamship Cnion-Pobt L Meeks, A Sur
ratt Mr. Steyhens Crrr, Miss Kitty Sempe Miss Martha
Senpe Col Robt semple and lady. Mrs Smith and child
Scott. Cook. Mr. Peck, Thos Howard DR. Beldeu, Mr.
Yule, Mr. Myers. hrs crussr and children. DIR Rowan,
Robt Stewsrt.-ll In e.eerage.
LONDON Paelet ship Msrgsret Evsns-yrs NJ Kent. of
London Rev Moore orh; Mrs Moyle Misses Lydia
ngd Moyle Kingston, Can; Chas Mosr, Germ
Pepper Lohdon; ar, II peleyanty, NY.rk d.; Norman
Alex knoble Germany; Mrs .aves Master Richd Graves
Mrs L and Mics Webster, EYork Mrs Z Sargent Mrs. N
Emmet, Mrs Hauablin Miss Vary Hsmolin. xr John
Croekwe hsses Mary end Ann Whitmsn. Enslsei; Pas
Harriet. sophis and Robt sedsewich Miss Dismin Mrs
Emma Crawford, London; Miss Law, Scotland sibon
Hartford.
IIvtRPooI-sLip Wm Harbeck-Dr White, Mrs White
Mrs CLARK. Miss EDWARDS Miss spence,-
CHARLEsroS-BaIk Jasper-Mrs schlosur.
CARrHAGESA-Brig Winthrop-W Boyde J Wilson,
Onnerives.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. rs, 1881.
No Pay fo M School Tsochers-7He Campbell pote-More
Contested Elections, &C.
Great complaint is made by the class Of public school
teachers at the inability of County Commissioner,
to pay the last quarters salary due them the lst
instant in consequence OF their being unable 10
gotiate temporary loan for the purpose, with the
Giraxd Bank where the ceunty Commissioners keep the
public funds The whole amount com ng the teachers
was about $s0000 or tos $50 900 paid Of funds
% hand ana the balance, which should have been dis
trbuted among those TO whom 1t properly belongs 10
kept back.
The ocal returns of the Judicial vote in the city and
county places Coulter the whig candidate for the Su
preme Court 10347 IN advance Of tbs lowest upon the
demccrs attic t;oket-ludg Campbell Including nine
teen other counties, the majority for Coulter sums up
l31q5-at lesst equal 10 the democratic majority for
Bgler These facts show to what extent the
opposton Of Judge Campbell has Per vsded tn, state
hessrs Thompson, Loughin and Hannngs, tue cand-
dates for Recorder OF Deeds Clerk Of the Quarter
siops and Auetor this morning took the necessary
steps fer contestiDg the election Of their successful
competitors. The msjorities against them very
small and the precedent given in the OF Attorney
General Reed leads them TO the belief that may
be discovered sufficient show the actual majority in
their far
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
superior Co~rt-Gensr.I Term


Ocr lThat the calendar Of causes for trial al the
ensuing November term OF this court, be continued as
the calendar OF the December term and taken up on the
first Monday OF December at the pace where the court
leave on a. the close OF November term Causes not
roced for trial at the NoveMbsr and such are
pu on for the term, passed called durins the
term may BE- noticed for December term The clerk will
place the causes noeed at the foot Of the November
calendar riding to their respective priority Notes
~ issue 10 be fled In such In other causes
the November calenda- no notes OF Issue need be
OLE fsr the December term
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
sHIPpIna.

EoR LIvERrooL.. .TBE NEW AND SPLENDID
~ steamsr CITY OF PITTsBUH0H VIC. StstesbutY Csm-
mhnder, viii sal from Phiadelrhls for Liverpool urs-
ny Oct Z,rd AZ " oeloch 1is vesses accommodations
,sse 10 saocn ss'eroens slog for. Cabin do fD rss
sengers viii he provided with rail- tickets N phsdelpha
re oistpsase. By the agent THOMAS kIcuARDsoN, al
November.
nPPOslTTON TO THE OLD MoNoPoLy+-frDgPEr
" dent line for California yis sas Juan ard Cbseres
a. ~ rates Tie and splendid steam n kOrHEn
iCfhTnAN, 400 toss rests the best ysnuisted strong
ft sni 1test steamer IN the vord, VII ssd Tuo4d.y
october ~ t,8Ph, ir5n piergN n p.-Te sosvf,
eh3iss br.bs a. Sv tstes fry aprie-Aos be r.Js
WILLS. Assnt, "a CSgti. a. ,irs.s,
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
United states Com m,.s,co.r's once.

Der. 1s-sirnon v. Peabody master Of An. .h,. 4.
berty brought up before the Commissioner ,og a.
examination gone into upon the charge made avsnst
him Tor asssutDg Of the named Joseph Thomn
wifh HEAVIER Several witne we're produced "a
exsmined BY Mr. Ridgwsy Who acted is behalf of IN.
government, and testimony elected to show th. the
sassuit IN fsct made but the Commi .cner thought
Aha ipstmucb the weepon used Of very dan
RecuS character and the blow proved 70 have des
csusins no Fssh or sPpsreni swelling the defendant
n, IA te Nschsrged
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
Ths Forrest Divorce Case.
svrrnIon coURr-iN cHAxRKRs

ocr U-In mi. s... suose nsson.
coomission 20 exsmne Ann pIo~.v. An o.,,...or
snovld issue on tine conditions that Mr. Yorrest
sov rouest the sum of slOo TO enable her TO en-
Ys-y s'eeno AZ the examination The inter
rosstoes and crose intern aors are bs :. mo a. tho
an tse commisson issued 70 New Orleans The present
commission " directed 20 John n Jones ana w n p.i
iinser counselors ct law and John Grossback msr.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
TeleRraphlc Rsrnrfs.

Coffee has advanced three ourths Of cent In copse-
quence ~ dispatches from New York Rio Ia nov auot
ed at 81. Freiehts are firm cotton for Liysrp pool
brings 81. Sterling ranges widely from 10 sH.
Ngw 0rLtArs, Oct 1e-P NJ
The salss OF cotton to-day have been 1000 bales and
upon the receipt of the Americas In the morning
prices decidedly improved but II subsequently lost
and low 10 strict midding Il quoted st 61Ic. s7c.
CHARLrsrov Oct II, 1851.
Sales to-day Of cotton, Col bales at SIC exc The
market s quiet under the Americas advices Middling
fair 70 fair sLc.
CrScrvvarr, Oct II, 1861
a., iness here " prostrnted. and money IL scarce
hdds Of bacon have been shipped by railroad for the
hs't within the isst three days
slaves have sdvsnc,d with ssles at s2s
rh.....f. Bosro- Oct IS 1851
80 IVY Py oi money s Increasing and the rates ere
t'o't % Sftune withs more confident feriiog Stocks
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
MARKETS ELSE WHERE,

Pintsnrtptta september ~ First Board-s50 Penn.
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80 PenHsyl yanisgs ns 100 share. kssdns R.iirosd
"a, sNdo, " ~ go Morris Canal. 11j, 70 Mschanios
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90 Rs.sIrs ~ sn ~ q w 90. q Sseona Hoard
~, 10 70 union cseal lojsi 70 ksehsnicss Bank 7
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.M,fosd 20. ~! la0 Grard Banh. IINs sCsmdsn and
hmeoy ksiirosd 100, ~ Reading Railroad a. zy..