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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMfTTEES OF MINERAL
LANDS.
Every person right Of presumption of the
townships otownshps above enumerated
satisfaction OF the and
proper land ofce and make
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
OF the public sale Of the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited And every
having the entitled "An act
additional district the Territory Of wisconsin, and for other
approved ID March, ls7 iessee ocesPan
tees enter the extent their leases permits any Of the
townships townships above
rated in Tho entitled
minimum price Of the mineral lands
Michigan, and in the Chippewa dis
ict in wisconsn approved 18th september 1850 90 enter The
by and permits respectively
price Of o. Is covering than
entitled on the surrender ofsuch permit
purchase he shall elect do full
secton tho so acre. required to establish the
register Willow
therefor practicable after ss"r his
notice. and before the appointed for the of
public embracing claimed
will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
May 2-iawl3w
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Rsn away from the
subscriber the ID Of March, 1881 coiored CATHA
RTNE, stos Francis she supposed
inche high She Of rather delicate and
about 20 She IL supposed hiring Wash
free secrsted by free color
Al orswarnsd against hiring hborins The
aboys reward wi be paid on her delivery TO ---
Mar 0s-3awn LIP HILTON.
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General Agency and law Once AZ Warrington,
DE SELDfNC WYLIE,


Burrs, Psrasyro~ia rsyf door ~ea Of
Brown, Hotel, Washinrtor, d. C.
HHAs DE sELDING h ANDREW WyLIE, jr, having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
before board Of
.ons appointed Of spoauons other
claims. foreign prepared give their
full and faithful attic
ch1cYe They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties caims arising under ueshes,
otherwise buying selling real collecting private claims
n
Andrew WyIie, IT, law business with which
an.elf OF the Of
District the Supreme Court of the United strtes
DE
all the sne- az the Union
prompt taking Of testimony aeknowieds
ms deeds, duties which nppean 20 hts ocr
will be moderate and regulated by the amount claimed
and q e required
(post paid immediate attention.
s-diy
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A COMPENDIUM Of the Entire Bsdy Of tine Law
BY A.. alphabetically arranged viii reference y
svai. Law sheep, svo- pp. AIT. Resai price 80
- and 81 Ann street., New Yoa-
Opt~se~s sfsAs Pvefssso~.
There few profession sa
sound law within the same lms has deserving
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Mr. Justice Nelson in hi. opinion 9th.
toned work.
Esw yonn, Sept ae 1850.
ofssa treatise and reports both American and frei .sl.n
sn reference and win extensively aid Ike student, paedaa
ROBERT j. wALKEs
oorosua u, 1850
Ih.vs hsau.n.y sIamined citations. and bee, ssg
precision NJ r,
s M G s .
learn its merits, ana Ike ne, enjoy its advantage r,vr
Nrw yoax Orr, Oct 10, 1850.
npars all the advantages Of and wear..,
note book while saves to the profession vast deal
DAVID PAUL BROWN, rhi.d.'pa.
Mr. Knne great diligence and accuracy ~
very .Sy advanced The to which 'Soe qu...a apply ~
JUDaE PETERS, philadelphia
lAavs su.mined K,an.s compenAum with much %
ton other avocaons would allow, and anshed
mirasy sAapsed purpeec f which was osyosy nr
signed-to fec1litate abOrs Of counsel
b trial argument From examination Of h
nss with condolences that they are usasd "" "
Judgment and ability. 81
80 JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New Y~'
. "a % n. .ss." ..
-''' : W. L. HURST rhil.de'pA''
plsn, utility Of these works have ~
unqualified appreciation II the dssngssheH 81
United sa;s. = ,hs late Justice Story Chief ,s v
n cays me''on 81 "A''"' 60 John rRow,
Nov a IF . and 81 Annsfse'
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John NJ. McCAIl.A, late secsnd Auditor 81 tns ,.r
uvy csss Mis- services in the claims The
msnt before Consress, or the Department. In the se"
military accounts, and agency huwness generally u
Lsttssa sddrssssdte hin bvsasss sb>sid b
ace ia ii the n 6h and Louisiana avspae,
wAsHssrsH Crrr, Aprilse-0
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THE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance Company
yncennc Indiana Charter unlimited granted January lsO
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders individually liable.
For the Of horses mules prize bulls Sheep and cattle
description against the combined sk ff. acct
dnense driven markets
after death
a. Bowman, COUNSELLOR Ferdinand Eherwine
Captain Isaac Mac, merchants George p Hay,
Thomas BISHOP builder John Wise merchant and
DIRECTOR Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner Ellis, State and o Vipccnpes Abm Smith
farmer, hank director, and auditor Of knor county
Joseph President r. Sburien Whitney secetary
VIM Bnch asd president vincennes brnpoh
Of the Rank Of Indiana
L. NELSON Pennsylvania between tth and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 0s-dly
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second Coarse.-DaHosnG Academy.
Mr.. r. n Liable the citssws of
III WsshnEsn and 0eoeetown that hts second dancing
lessons for the will Thurpday January hb
residence Pennsylvania avshse, opposite wt,hrds Hos
Days n aion WAAhnson Thursdays, and sstui-
days. oeerge,own-Monaays and Frdsyv.
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NAVY DFrA.rnssr,


Bureau o Provisions and Clothing, hpn ~, 1851
Pm PROPOSALS. endorsed .Propoa for Navy Coing
y and Clothing Materials viii be received ~ % once until
eloek 10 on day Of May neAt, for furnishing
and ION receiving thirty days noee al each OF either OF
die Charlostown Massachusetts booyn New YORK
and ospo Virginia OF all OF the fol
clothing and clothing materials as
be ordered bureau, by te commandments of
said navy yards respectively hs nea commencing
the day July and ending On the JUN day OF june 1852
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TO THE PIfRIIC

The tracts embraced in the above m.
soaapiss an residue Of the lead h,oa, @
ofths Wisconsin river They nine.
usaay portion situated in nos worked former .sss.
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CHAHPw Patent RAnss, with MaynsrA's Prsmar.-
Wesssn Lsavhs, end Aness REVIEWERS self cooking pie
tolls. hAfrf f4 llN tl fHn ee.HeLIlE'
Fine EnsIiah double barrel fpwina pi~ces ir4w
English and German single and double barrel pistols nc.
~py ofhs ssoes jn~ received and for sals by
mo. W. BADEN BROTHER,
Pennsyivana avenue, 9th street,
1-1aw6w
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United states Patent Once,
FunsuAly 1851
IN petition Of Bayey, Salisbury Msssachuset,s
for the extension of him
ofJuy 1897 provsmen, machinery pressing
ali kinds woeen goods Of paper
from the expiration Of sah patent, which takes place
IL ordered petition
Monday, 1ad II
notified 70 and show they have, why said
petition ought he granted
Persons opposing file
once their ohjectons specifically forth writng
twenty days before the All testimony hed by either
said bearing
accordance With the rules Of the once, which VIII se furnished
Application.
hFencer, and Upion Washington city d. c. Daily Bee
Journal Tribune New
York and Coursnt, Hartford, three
successive weeks previous 10 the VA day Of June
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r Editors Of the above papers please copy send their
bills 70 the Patent ONCE with containing this notice
Feb 13-isw3w
DIssOLUTION OF Copavtershtp-The Arm heretofore ..,.,
~ ing under the Dyer Brother day. BY mutual
CONSENT dissolved Mr. George r. will settle
Of the
Of the ais Robert w Dyer deceased Immediate attention
IL respectfully rsqucstea EDWARD @. DYER
GRO. p. DYER.
90 Copartnership Notice.The undersigned have FORMED
coparnsrahip under the 4 Mcclure and
tee general auction AMI commission badness
-'~
Thsy respectfully solicit continuance N tse patsmas. h.
upon ms M arm and psdsr themselves to dschssss h
Dyer Mcclure are prepared make advances
sisnmens, and to cash all sales made by them. -
EDWARD O. DYER
,, O. MCGUIRE. :
w..,reros, September ~, 1850.
Sept T-dn
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COMMON HALL Of the town OF Petersburg. Virginia,
May 1850. Tho following resolution this day idoped by
the Hslii
"R. Thstths mayor Of the advertise proposals
900 the bonds NJ the OF Petersburg endorsed
The State Virginia, 10000 payable 1870 and 1875
with half yearly An
The f Of $500
addressed chamberlain ~
81 " O'Clock which time they will he opened the highest
bidder viii be entitled ber-'o Tbs payments for the viii be
required 18th May 18Th June and Ish Jay
which Of these periods they offer The
to themselves the night to reject oner nsde.n
Notice hereby given that tho corpora
ton will be received by the chamberlain town. according
the above resolution, until the 18th day Of May O'Clock
May a-du +hMsynert Mayor
(APT WILKEs'B Voyage Round the World, suabrs-
cling the Principal Events Of The Narrative Of the United
Exploring Expedition; VOL illustrated with is7 engraving.
The Two Admrns by Coorer-ncw edition.
Wster Witch nv Coopcr-new edition.
Currsn and his Contemporaries by Charles Phillips esq
The Countess Of Raaolstsdt by George sand
Lectures by the Earl Of Carlise-(f.ord M orpetb.1
The wifer Sister or, The Forbidden Marriage BY Mrs
hack, niece Of Mis- Austin 81 81.
Mayo vRANcK TAYLOR.
CN0LUH PATENTs from tn ssAs "a r.s.s., Of All
II period +
Webster Letters Patent for Inveauons Copyright Designs
l vol. London.
0odson the Law Of Patents. vol Lcsdon
HndmArch Law Practice Of Patent for THvrr
lions ] vol. London. E.ee
Spence the Law Of Patent Inventions. London.
Turner the Law of Copyright In Design. ! London
Loossyr Collections of Laws OF
countries NJ Europe. vol, Vienna.
CUvns the Law Of Patents ! vol. Boston.
Phillips Law Of Patents for Inventions
Kingsley and Prison the Patent Laws and practices all Ma
tons l vol. New York
Fsk1 rRANCK TAYLO
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of presumption Of the
enumerated
required establish The satisfaction of the register
OF proper land ONCE and make therefor
soon before
poiaed public the lands
scing such claim ~t be foeted
J BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner General Land Once.
MN9-Awl3w
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DHTI.LP BARTON KEY Will setsnd % Any bsAssness
ne be intyued with bes NJ Of this Dis
nc and viii also stsnd the Of Chime bse Con
Uess and The Departments Once on @ street..
Z WAsmssrcr. July 10 taN July 1T--aswtE
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WIN. .. n. CROsa

frscisss In the District Of WIN sfepd
the collection Of debts and the
decrrcw re,vAns Moss nv bounty asA unds the
lstely passed, Once In the City Hall
oct9-6
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q NAVY DsrA KrnxR1,
Is BuIeau Of Provisions. and Ciobins, April ~, iool
DROPosALs sealed proposals small stores,
received O'Clock, Monday,
the day Of May next, for furnishing and delivering ou receiving
Doce United states yards VI Charsstown
DtooA,n York Virginia, such
quantities only following articles be required ordered
6o chief 1 this buIosu OF BY use respective
commanding oeers of the ad yards duns the nscsi ye
end u
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On MAY 10 from injuries received board the jack
ferry boat Mr. GroscE Bst.Ee engineer aged u
YEARS, month and days
His friends and scq uaintances respectfully invited
20 attend his funersl on Mosday 18th inst st O'Clock
from his late residence No Green lane between Front
On Saturday evening the 10th inst PerlR Dr. wlrr,
in the seventy second year Of his age.
The members of tho bar, and the friends Of the de-
ceased and OF his family invited to after his une-
raj from his Late residsnce so Ii st Marks Place
Tue day afternoon at o'clock without further notice
On saturday last, 10th inst. Mr JAMgs c. WILLIAMS,
Of this city in the forty seventh year Of his ago
His friends and aoquantances also OF his brother W
raj from bis late residence OF Fourth street
and Sixth avenue. this day. at II y O'Clock, A. ~
HE remains will be taken to Oak Hill Cemetery tor inter
ment,
At his residence, Astoria L L. on saturday. 10th
inst coRSkius Punos formerly merchant OF this city
agEd sizty-tour years.
His friends invited 70 attend h funeral this Mon.
day. afternoon st O'Clock 1t St. James Church. New
town l..
At Williamsburg, Msy 10, Mrs B,,xs r. CsooKrn
asea city seven years aud six rnontha
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from her late residence lS5 south
second street Wdiamsburgh, on Mondsy 18th inst at
. O'Clock y NJ.
At Savannah, Geo, RAvsrorD HI Trso,. OF staten
Llsnd.
nj friends are invited TO attend h funeral on Tues
day lSti inst at O'Clock L n from the residence Of
biz brother, John Tyson, New Brighton, staten
Island.
On the 10th Inst, CAIrp the only con Of George and
Msiy Baker, aged one year ard twenty days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited o. attend the funeral CD lis day 10 o'clock A
n, from his late residence, No. as Clinton street
On Sunday May H. MAno4ESr Bsrps, in the seventy
eighth yrar other age.
TIE relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend her funeral thu day at O'Clock at
her daughters Mrs Cary Hagpey, iSO Stanton street
On Saturday, 10th inst, Of consumption, Wa. hi,c
in the sixty -nrst year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend his funeral from III East Eleventh
street this day. at O'Clock Z M without further in
vitstion
On Saturday the 10th inst J.s vrsssis, only daugh
ter ~ Edmond and Ann T. Crocneroa sged four years
five mon hs and eight days.
Our only child, just in her bloom
Consigned thus carly r. the tomb
Shall rice again, spd away
Peyond this crumbling caras decay
Suddenly, on MAJ 6, at Wyalusing. Bradford county
Pa JAss BAarLF, formerly OF this city aged seventy
four years.
In Philadelphia, 10th inst the seventy first ami
verssry Of her marriage and In the ninety third year
Of her age Mrs ELEscR DE- BrNEEvuIL.
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IPEn srEAasup Ano-wI
hE-wEnp, April 2-Sid kDopbantsi, Bssmans nFors
s.Ds tr.S 4 prii barr Enterprise Sors,ns
sld 80 sth, sepe. Lsstlis, taii,rrs
slo fro.a ne Road alst, Cvree, Philsdephia
nsIssss, hyrl 2s-OH Torhsy, 8slus Larsen, from
Ch,rlestou fcr isrener Or Usmturf
Bss.-oi- Ami 1-Cld ont zee shaw. NYork.
Bpr~Fnusvpr. April rS-Arr Alfred fundt Charleston.
Sysn.y,s Af,' sa s ~, tls,, ysa.s,r san
ford from tndor snd Portsmouth tor Siors days out
" aisr, April E-sia Lady Hobart, Rovsrs Nfork
DsAL April E-Arr Bombay lxon, London. and 30 Tor
sFrnrcsg6 Passed Nv 2th Matilda Weborg from Bremen
ps,ssgspsa April z-Passed ., chip wu Thompson froa
BsIt,noyc 81 Afnftsrdsm, ~ dsys passage
cnavIssNp. April 2,-sid Carlo ssuran, Tiliinsharss
csI..v. prev n Arm u-Altion, Naessy NYort.
gprN.scs April Z-frr Crliiorfis, CALI NOrleaas STA
a,n s..ss' ss; T, cys'f .s t wss Sos
u.ypr flr GAR Elizabeth Hamilton. jones, Nobile
sharon MsrrJ msn, Noriesns SD 18th, Cartsek, es
H. e ro.A. 18Th Elizabeth Hamilton Jones Mobile
H,IvopT Arril p sid south Carolina steward, Nfork'
Ifvsp pooI Arr 25-fntd for tdg-Cho .s Wise, BDston
Bisnebsro BianohArd NYorh; Isaac Wright Turber. d.
I,sI.vea. wsde and Caledonia, Magic, nYork; Iowa.
r, vter staten Island and Vuebec fth. Robert Kelly
"a o., s,h Aibos Gregory. Baltimore ConssllAtiOs
sid stb c.fss,ic DsvereuS Baltnors sncete Jones.
staten leland 9th. So kinr, Ray Nfork Juno hsuraa
phi.dsipfis 9Th hterdcen Hubberd Defence Kerr and
Iaav ptsnIIn, Yeston Work Granads Batchslder Ntv
orleans City a Lincoln fcnteost o." Emma fesd Snos
fSsSorprppv. April 24.sd Courier Ramsay. PA.a'i-
p1is Dos a., a"rStd nssras Nsrssrs, Eysns Prss
Nyfvk ard sutwsrds psrne dsY. ...
IrIr hJrsl 3Arr Alpha. Hooper. Charleston SD 2osh'
r.ssss,',s' Anil s-AuIJ Hs,horn. Small nor
lssrs sid All. y ~ Bearse nYork.
~.Vspx 49,, a,-sld nelson NiHage, Hsmiiton. Nkofk.
N,~rosr lncnl April a-Au ALFRED kinbslL Cos, IL
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nIoyements OF the Ocean steamers.



All ,ssed i the nsrses Sesaa j.. pssss, .r G.rrss
I 1as. w @ cipe ci. sSsEsas,d 11
3 eS e hsls' st tg nirIs %l: sy
Looe fOr yerpeo 9Th AN lat ~ o. sa s. IS passed
.sgsss s1is s%';s s:rSs:5, !
'ss ss-ssasyT. ven spsaSrd. Iiis;'ss4 q.
irss ss q aaa q pa.ssns;r. 60 n ", der Co.
Ddays IL bssst 70 master aad III passenger 70 LEMONS
By ss' o. Ia = ~ lon " "a PasAs, .hp a.s %
tpos, pseLe. sLip Waterloo. hence for nserpool.
sLr cfo,lato 5 Brosams,' a'rss'ii''' % days with
T.sa ,sef. tSri Dosn.on. Lnsreh 30 day. IN tsi.
rs ioa 2 I, e,.red sysy ~ instr toFsAiian, ysrt
B.rk hssinks ius Casse Brissol % dsys With iron
i'SS lima tDrsml rdrsra. Bremen g days. with ma.e
1t = - lon = - ir y viL sr-e quantities q held ice
harh cr..e 81 rsrane) oss,os. s,sDs Ia Granae May
Brf hiss.s1sr az, w.shsr~d. Limerick. o: esy.. Ia
aaa ~ rssnsSr :" Ft x,,, tc,s, !.
a.xs .ftb n,ol,...s ~ .fstt A yese
Bse EsiSoudins CuPtiI Boston days, with hemp sc.
Hris I4sser. knar7. pcs,on, days IN tauAa.:
rssSase fth ult nalaen Nsreh ~ Vita rairs SC La
Gsn Irs s.g u, j.. 3 i n loa 4 !, sgcL' SrF Az
sr q nSS SssSSd .s , 81
'' S,fi III st ss V tof S CORNELL o,uy,u
scbr fis.ees Lane wAshngtsn Nc fdsys With naval
sslr oiots Simmons. Washington. nc, sd.J' with
setrE Id wales. y.ngiider wiiningso.. NC, dsys.
s6s Ai.rie' Prs-er Wilmington NC d.y- With naval
sstfJJMT,ylor. Lawrence. Ssvbern. NC. days with
selr Pauline, ninon. Newbern. nc, days With nsvsl
ssLr RsSct,s. For,v. sw,a.boro. &C, tsAys vita
selr Wsslins.on. Esn6riok Gecr-o,svu. &c.
SIR Sosss. t'is,aee ily~ooth. -, tsya
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IMPORTANT POLITICAL RuMoRs.
Threatened Rupture in The Whis Party.
&s., &c., &c.

WAsHfNcros, May 8, 1851
Mr.. William D. Lewis the Collector of the for
tn district OF Philadelphia is once triumphant
ana si retain his place from which there have been
Tremendous efforts made To have him removed Mr.
Senator Cooper and the whg committee have been DE-.
fpated
The JOINT opinion Of Secretaries Webster Graham
Cooad aoi stuart has been nought by President
funor This has had its effect, and Mr. Webster II l.
odd seriously thinks of resigning TO this course he
advised by Mr. Senator Cooper and the whig committee
Tho ~h committee have learned from President Fill
tee Why he retains in onice Mr. Collector
,r~is
Gov Johnston has addressed the President also and
" declared that he will not be candidate for reeeo
icn, ! h friend MT Lewis il not retained in his post
sCoector. To this President Fillmore has replied
that e Collector shah BE- retained Mr. Cooper told Mr.
Fillmore that this pledge 70 GOV Johnston was pledge
70 coalition with free sosm, and that the Union me
o. ivnasy wanna would all trvat t.
u y further understood that Mr. Cooper and his
Trends vL now oppose obstacle the nomination Of
Gsn SCOTT for the Presidency al the Pennsylvania State
Wig Convention, which will be in session next month,
we Lewis and his friends have pledged themselves 70
psescot this Mr. Cooper told the President that Gen
Boot would BE- nominated by almost unanimous vote
Mr. Webster will not be party 70 this coalition with
FREE so.ks.n snd win remain assist Mr. Eilmores
bu. t il said that he is determined to resign
lesyc Ia CABINET. and set up for himself
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verpec fer Mobile; 9Th. AasA HaasS Gloucester for sa
sannAh BID 18th, oxenbridge, Taylor PortsBsuth NH.
foRrsnovrr April @-Arr Independence. Fletcher Lon
don via Deal for Niork
PORTLAND, April T-Arr OF Erwin from Baltimore for
Amsterdam, and supposed sid
pvrsysTows, April B-Arr Mary, Mccarthy Baltimore.
York
sAIcorsy, April as-Arr Of the Start Edwns Parmeies
from Antwerp for NYork and landed 18th, Isaac Bell.
Johnston, from Mobile for Hayre
WArFnyoRD. April H-Sd LasiniA. Walsh, MYork. Sid
from the Passage 18th, Ann Kenny, Hayes Nfork.
AsrwERS. April 1.-THE Emelie from Cette for NYork,
was on shore the Assemble Bank April with feet Of
water in her hold.
THy EAsLs, wiite from NYork at Creenock expert.
enced strong gales mostly from the eastward At I'D
ut OF Corsewe Point in with the schr Henry
Donald Of Belfast from Troon for Dublin which lost lib
boom and eutwater The remained on board the
sehr making o water.
GoTnSssuRc, April la-The Am ship cazone. arr here
from NOrean il chartered for Boston, TO load iron alone
IS and cent hat money and the brig Dorothy Aee
seeking ship TOR Hull at - per standard and cent tor
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Sr.srs of Stedmsh 'ps- S.,frn4es-yyrr &c


Srt'sos Of Steamsh ps-Scrfenees--Fir., &c
~. 0e steamship Lafayette, Captain stoida r sailed
a. to-day for Liverpool. with large freight and
eigntyeven passengers Tie editorial fraternity Is
pc~ent.-i among her passengers, by Andrew McMakn.
E a the Weekly Courier large crowd witnessed the
deYsure II this avorie vessel and thsa the usual
hencVs paid her being tue Ars niercan steamship
tA4 nas saed from this port for Liverpool She bred
parting salute Of thirteen gum. and farewell gun
gwen atr ~ the City u Gasgns belonging ~ the other
Llys,soo- line.
~ Charleston steamship Osprey sailed also this morn
Ing, 1T ~ o'clock. with .hirty on passengers.
Edge Parsons this morning. sentenced thr women
Nara ct Me 1ormick and Mary welsh six and seven
ytsr- iaprOnment for burniu- cgt the eyes Of John
~ .tsnn by throwing v.trio into hi- face Margaret
McGos ~ threw the yitrinl bat he made her punish
neat tgtter w. pleading guilty. Mary walsh acces-
sosy a. the ac having brot lt the uufrtuuate young
60 tae house ia order tlat her asclmblice might
L y opportunity q wreak hrr ma lice upon him
III. stfhsce attached the Ieush tayarn South
) c'a4 .tgeet hro last night sud partially
at,irs y"d The horses with but t~o r<ceptons,
,F.' ut cut safely
g1AT % decide upon the various cners received for
Conn r the present les-ee has competitors Chan.
f.na CftCE York. and Mr kanis % thH 4anut
Ihss.tr~ All 81 them oftr advance upon the former
rat, Acsing that Mr.. Con.er has. ~ hi- judieiout
ours, advanced IL character popular place Of
sna-rnept, aud increased it, pra-iuCt'cnc's 10 the
4 - nc lders.
ti understood that the city poi, have occurred
Tsrsl cnrior IN the Bud murir- in t4s eli D. aad have
recesersd s>me CT the property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-12
Opening Of the Erie Railroad.

sLM!hA, Way ~, l,0l.
~se citizens of our village have almost abandoned
the,s occupations and given themselves up the bust
q preparing for the suitable reception Of their dis
tinguished vtors next week, eresting TO entertain
tsen Wednesday night Our hotels will be put in
TIL beet possible order to receive them.
DvSKfRx. Lass Esis, May l0-aPM
Oar citizens in the highest state OF excitement
produced W the anticipated railroad festival They will
UNITE cordially with the Officer II the Erie Railroad
Company and preparations are ~ active progress for
eivia. oar guests suitable reception One yoke Of oxen
ten shees and several sw.ne. TO b. roasted whole
sni lrrrSd up with proper accomplishments for the