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u. s. LAND OFFICE. - Mr.. SHEFFIELD,
who has Just returned from Washington,
informs us that business will be resumed
in about two weeks, or at farthest, by the
lst of June. Col. RooT, the Register,
is yet at Washington, engaged in pre-
pairing plats and other necessary office
books and papers, Defiance Democrat.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23
NEW YORK MARKET. i.
New YORK, May Is, I'm,

Cotton unsettled; no sales. Flour
steady; 1000 bbls common 10 straigh.
state sold at $4,n6. Wheat Rye and
Oats unchanged. Corn active; 10000
bush. mixed sold at SEA 5Sc. Provisions
nu;af 'Iff ftuN sl l--,--------
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23
FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May l4,-l2 M.

PHILADELPHIA, May l4,-l2 M.
The largo planning mill Of Jacob P.
Wilson, at the foot Of Washington street.
Southwark, was entirely destroyed by
fire a, 8 o'clock last evening. Also the
extensive steam saw mill Of Mercer &
Peclien adjoining. The 6re is supposed
to have caught from the engine. Loss
$4,000; insured $4,000.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

The railroad is completed from Mont
gomery, Ala, to West Point, Ga; distance
ninety miles, This nearly completes
the line between the seacoast and the
Alabama river. w ' @A- aaf ea.t
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

or We have had heavy rains lately,
and on Sunday week last, storm, which
blew down trees, fences, sheds, and did
immense damsge,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

We learn from the Cleveland True
Democrat that Joshua R. Giddings fell
from wagon on last Friday and broke
two Of his ribs. A telegraphic dispatch
TO the editor dated Monday, states that
although seriously injured, he is not
dangerously so.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23
CfNCINGATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, May, IS IL N,

Flour in moderate city demand; So,
so Cor good brands, So so for choice
Whiskey III dull. Butter in good de-,
mand al l4al5 for fresh. The Tea sale
was well attended to day; bidding spiri-
ted and the whole 600 packages went
Off a, full prices. 100 bug' Rio Coffee
also sud a, l08al0a, ninety days, beoog,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23
WAsHrNeroN. Wednesc

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Z Isl >
The complete returns at the Census
Office from New Mexico, show the entire
population to be 81, ,632-the number Of
free blacks being 80. ,4.r-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

or The Brazilian Government has
issued its Treasury notes for four million
of dollars, in view Of war with Buenos
lAyres. @ yl 5o ta d5suo,s s.6
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

About 800 have been invested in
this place, within the past ten days, in
sham Negro singing; which cannot bul
be regarded, morally and socially, as a
decidedly bad investment. lief. Dem.
Investments in shams appear to be
popular down that way.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

OF Oregon city contains 1910 inhab-
itants by the late census. About the
size of our neighboring town Of Delphos.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

To MAKE WHITEwAsH THAT WILL NOT
OFF. Mix up half pail full Of lime
and water, ready 10 put on the wall; then
take quarter Of pint Of -four, mix il
up with water, sufficient quantity to
thicken it; then pour il while hot into
the whilewash, sir il we'll together, and
il is ready for use.-Er, ,res M s.as5 I,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

or Mr.. McLane, recently member of
Congress from tie Baltimore district, took
his departure on the steamer Ohio, on
the 9th, for California.
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DEATH IN PRrsoN.-The Boston T'rav.
eler noticing the case Of the debtor who
recently died in prison in that city, says
that the note on which he was commit,
ted, was for 5000, and that ii was given
for little more than four months board.
The death Of poor debtor in prison
in the State OF Massachusetts and in the
year 1851, is fact TO be noted. We
were not aware that law so inhuman as
to give 10 a creditor tho power Of i'm.
prisonment blotfed the statute book Of
our enlightened Sister Commonwealth.
So far as the creditor referred to in the
above paragraph is concerned, he fol.
lowed, no doubt, his own hearts instincl
Of selfish cruelty and oppression. He is,
perhaps, less to blame, than the com.
muniiy which gave him the power he
exercised. .-Arthu's Home Gazette.
With what consistency Boston made
such cry and pother over the fugitive
slave Sims return into slavery, while a
white man was dying for debt in dun
geon, God, who alone knows the follies,
vagaries, hypocrisy and madness of hu.
manity, as it really is, can comprehend
How often the debtors white slave, as his
fevered life ebbed in his barred prison,
envied the Southern slave who 5reathes
the free air, and sees the blessed sun.
shine, tie fresh fields, the trees, the
landscape, and gazes freely on heavens
blue vault, trusting that there servituds
will end, we know not. But we do know
that no man is q true friend to liberty
and no State has right TO censure the
s!aveholder--tbat binds the debtor with
the bolts and bars Of prison, and holds
him separate from the happiness Of so
ciety, ,and the delights Of home, till the las,
gasp Of existence has paid the debt biz
confinement denied him the power te
pay. ta4' 1a 3ani
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

or Com. James Barron died at Nor
folk on the 2lst ult.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

or Gov. Gaines, Judge A. A. Skin
ner and Col. B. s. Allen, constitute the
Board Of Commissioners TO treat with the
Indians in Oregon.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

TIE Post Office at Bare's, Monroe
county, Ohio, has its named changed to
Baresuille.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

PosT OfficE OrERATIoNs.-The Post
Master General has established tho fol-
lowing new Offices for the week ending
April 26th, 1851:
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CEr The Most Rev. Samuel Eccleston
Roman Catholic Archbishop, died a. Bal
timore, on the 23d ult. veg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

The Saturday steamer has nothing vet
engaged The Merlin for Bermuda took $4,000.
The Western Bank of WASHINGTON Co.
has redeemed ,tS protested notes, and /, is under
stood, Will resume business on Saturday next.
Since the bauk note panic, silver change
has become very scarce again, and shinplssiers are
making their appearance from the small dealers, who
cannot get the change required IN their business,
excepting al a considerable premium The brokers
are selling change al y c. premium, and all silver
has advanced.
The amount of Mr. Pingree's liabilities
u, salem, are stated al $4,000, and hrs assets
nomnslly s., 500 Ooo large amount being unayaila
bic. consisting of lands in Name.
Receipts of coal over the Delaware and
hudson Canal up 10 October, 1881 Gas tsns
To same date IN 1850 .3ii,ooS
Increase tAis -2S6,s7' tuns
The receipts of the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad for the month Of September, ls5I,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

Steamship Humboldt. a. s. 1lail Line. ulyTc. S..'
g. aud The Needles midnight save dry. "f' is' gr b.
N Livingston. From the Channel o., me ba1.s rrle-.-
enced success.on u heavy 'rig -i..a. o,' %.
(sea occen'l lat 30, Ion. ~, saw 500 An '-5 e s-la
Eark Ionuv. of Mystic Sp..r St,nehso pa d1- tsa.
and sIlAs O. Fletcher We.t.ag 90 juno q. i.r "
ion pos e. ~ the China Sen s'D,c sap ii' i.. dei.e
Tor Canton. July 10, lasa !loti bearing = 10y n b .s
distant, spoke bark Nancy Tfel-. l-ou "a lu4 ~. &
New-Nork, = days out. Aug u. -t. - s. l5n % y.
passed The hale ship Mary. Of lsr.1wn sfee,nr Nv
Aug 10. lat IS s. Ion. n L. sqaSl Dr. bark SIR teary g.
finger from Calcutta tor Liverpool. IS DAYS or l- le
ia 80 g. Ion 10 % s. spoke sp Audlilsa ffoa Canton
Bark Garland. tofPhhdelgil Martin. Antwerp % DIS.
mdss and lli pass % Punch Aiencse sent g. Dr. g.
10 lon 10 80, SPOKE Br bag Thets, from Liverpool FOR
Ba,c Eupress (of Bristol RI Church Ragged Island
10 DAYS salt 20 A c. Benson Co. Iet 40 Am yesSsls
haIh ieiHn' We 81 toooTe reported Canton, ri b.,
Brg Julia Morlton, tofDostou) Donnell $ Cro. Sept
~ mdse toJ " Elwell Co. Left Am. vessels. Sep;
90 lat - 40 ion 49, spoke brig Maria Of ald from Boston
FOR Porto kco
Brie Oberon (of Camden) ponlleon. Charleston Sept
=, lumber 60 G. shelton c.. Sept. g. la. - 49, 1a
u 90 spoke bark Llewelyn, II Camden hence for s.
MARKS Same time saw bark Maria Amelia, Of Newport
Brig Coral ,of Bah) Freeman. Sasna la Grande Il days
sugar To- master.
SchT Ann z, Corsz White yrsinia day, p'taoes
Sclr Ettiis. WeShald Virginia dags. wood
Schr Ann ., Osborn, AleSaudria days, coal.
Schr Ann Caroline, Read. Wig ma DAYS. wood
schr. ". Anderson, HoIsman. Virginia days, wood
Schr Smiih Iutiel Laufa4- Virginia DAYS. potatoes
Sony Hughes. Rogers. Virginia day, wood
Sclr ? Harms, gnch. Virginia Gays, wood
Schr Red Jacket. Conckln. Virginia days wood.
Schr Roc. hyder. Baltimore, mdse
lumber % simpson, Msyhews Co
SchI VIM Pope. Foster, Machias ds lumber % Sulp
sou. Ma hewS X Co, bound t. Astoria
S,hr Isaac Acorn, Sylvester, RocSand DAYS, lime
SAlLfD-steamships Africa. lBrl ne for Liverpool
BELOW brig
MINn-At sunset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Disasters, Ac.

e.ief dated Squam Village On inst. SAYS ras scr
,-rse r r,os~en, r. f,s thfrs feet .-assr D be-
hold. The Insurance Agent; Mr. Joan Brown. mas l.-
ceeded n landing about 400 'hels " tae corn ana L L.
nihe weather proves favorable. 10 a,e lighter DAD pr
This day The schr les head 90 fat. Alli ~ oc ss
rar ani shore; aud probably may Dc -o, Oh II 'h' ,
Letters received At Norfolk. state tit tie sch-.
Caldwell hanAln, from Ma>aineton' ~, WIN ar ~
uavl stoves Ney-NorS. went ashore az NiAnsti p
date gwen condition II the vessel "is not stated BON
FtsSei and cargo are insured IA this CITY. ,.
RR SHIP CATHARryE. ashore - Eas Hampton, mas me-
last been abandoned and = 20 be sold hy auction aeSi IS
Gay Tie late blow drove her high the oeach as
mas ABOUT go tuns ~ cargo 10 her pfincQay 'h me '
pant Of which VIII be saved
taRecsett mad '-rrcf r Geo he raised 'n b p
snip Ohed ,'chel wanted from = 900 30 $780, ai 'a1s
ScHR CAEo Reed, az Bangor rom Dama-srot'a VS.
IN contact WITH another SCHOONER "ie bearing uH frn'
SCOT River ld, and had several 'p umo.rs stove nesl.
nl. sc split.
soTR j c DENAREsr. at San Francisco Aus y. f-ac
wreck of ship ragus. If Boston tia, the sf hat
10 pieces and noh1- hut hef BOWS 90 Boz seen above
sir GOV DAVIS. ,of Boston) Cutter. from Cln-.a Is
anas flr Cal'ao aud Baltimore GOT shore the " .H-
son" PASSAGE near Callao. A. 80 p NJ Aug. b. E.ey
assistance nom L cae ha'itan. u gst the shp off,
Anchors were carried eat end cl.so hraNn oyert aio'
nwlnr to the Ee.y = swell. all Efforts were rnSrcfss
i1i Ihe SHIN 'iised and would ue ,oil as she i ir
GOV DAVIS good snip NJ 1h3 TONS Vl.u.l ~ i'0.
md insured lnr mat amount. Hl which ~eN'O ffne fr-
table. $1,000 az tlo Allowance. 5000 70 Che Us,
- 5o0At Tie Boy .tOu. aud - loa ~ th- a. -uHe
There as also $1,000 insured OIL, tfe.sh- m1e 90. .-0
BRIO SwifrsURr u Boston. rartal chains and sa>,..
iH severe gale ia july. at Por Coa>ttuu.n Chi dr',e
Naulraso for pairs hrf Cast VI 1or 1o- being 'r.s ra
ccrnei and sold arr "a for S13l' for be1oft ai r a
>'fn Hrsny RID from Wi'iam,'oa. NC. io- New
N.k pm lut1 Noreis 9Th ilsr. distress Aa as el r-
tered heavy weather lbs, d-c lead. a11 dana - sus
>.aH BERT o. N'.tol. 6'i 'ns' reports ''rs-'a
ai' srlT OF about 81 or 90 IONS a,H"re on Ha.fl>
rlHf. u'Itd--fIltu Il, 60 ~. i.n.-Ilf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Passengers Arrived

p, yfeqmstlD Rlmloid'. from Harr-Nrs CHER. J
Wai-tr i rernout Nr Thelaud. a. Lors.-re. Hf. n.
Mr. Deln- and two chll1lgl. tIr. Goodman. " IS u.
V1Icmon,. " 3Iontgomers. 1T. coils Blnchs. T., .
ctrt.er ] Hernandc1. Cap- Ahsitie. /. D1yern1s. !
T.rIv. L Du Gro.s'lrlant.J 7. L1cea. g. D~maglIe.
/ .ia,lere. C. No.dy, X. Prince u Le.sTz lle. l-
hare j. Gmlie1n1n. / R-enl, y BIZ. q N c.et
Ms Clomence Guerin. Mss Meose1r, NJ aud NJ
bale and servant. Miss bailey, Bniey, l. Bale. Mi
and Mr. "a Re NJ. and Mr. = 4. L1c1aae, VI eng
Mr. aode,yor Dr and Mr.. LUIS. - iakkeri J. -
Zeliwegcr. 4 s. Guer.er. - Boxer. Ml'5 Boz.
F,rles u J Burden, ". Hay aud Lady. = rls.n al,
I,lF T. BIn1rae and lady iiI.s B1..tc Mss H. Il
C'rscsen e. Gu.h fiT and Ms G4s-uct. Mss @ As '
T I. Gasquet MIs Nanns ms. IT. = Ps39er. y
Klnhafir. three children and servant 'ifs Va, Us Do
two children and two servants Ms. Ha-tI,- ii-
Edwards J h Pollock. / Dryer. J l5nher. T. ' ict'.r
Mir and MIS- Arcsuo. T.. VI -pnr. J.. Elaias + Beg icn
l. Tllnan Dupasaeur. T. B-se. ll.-glns3a, = tiiial
Mis- Havard A Lec0rrt. J n fcou-senr, h'l1. J
Tardos. Harris. + Dor, v. Bate. j. Bates A. :
ATmstroue T. p0iuse'f J. Foor, lir and Rirs . f't
and hHSrea = s. heruocIa8. Aisl ksrn9el -l, "a +
ana Mrs PendercaSt. / eut WASH S.N. J.. t.ie. "
Mason IT, N.rs. Freflur. Mss Freigg-. " Frei'ns. Z
Frotour r Foumer + Patl-uia. J. Pitra i. Nli.lz +
Iefuri J Edgar. C. Bulacle. II. Ncinc,ea,S C'4.s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

Sid ifom KINGSTON. Jam. sc.- %. brs Me- h0.-s.
At Rum Kew l9th u... brig Da.-.t Robinson. .l. Me-
York. 18Th reported dlys ssaso
Sid. from 81. Johns Ne, i',l. H PHtnt' "ie ID -
A1. at s.. stephen, B. z7.a ut >p Sia'tbar Leeds,
IN al St. Andrews e'h ui,.. schr. Utica. Malone.
AtNewcast'e. N.S.W. llay 2a.h, ear1 Geo Caa'7--.
swain for 4 lii. lag c5ai. ha. M sold lsr al.
A. 81 dney. NS.W., My 3-sf. sAp Dsrani.'n' AAe-
SD ron Auckland. NJ, Aara ra. ship ney'aier
AZ Az i' ma Ju, sld. .cbr curlev in S.a Fa..
next da.. Cazollc. ion d.. lig.
Ar S =, Honolulu july 80 .hip Cachs. ssngs b.
ton wa Tahu bark Eureka Pritf. san Francisco, W
,chr Monticello. Rogers, Ialama. CID a'A oisN Aa-
rcnla. Pafy. Hong Kong
H. port Jaiy stn. ship Robert Hooper. PIKE anil VI
1ily Wider Clca,e'and cen. worth, --' s-lf Hea--
Atd,. Jay2nA. ships Sea N,m2h from Saa Franc
lie An l,6r Dar has been registered unde- tle H.
At Maza,ian Juiy l9rh bng Columbus, fr --. o. s.t
soon Sclr Blll0w has been sold
A. As2oss AN ma s ss, In,f H Fass Fs p.as,
A. Reaic Aee. 7.h, onss Mar A. jones' ann Si-'
At San Juan del SUI Aug 10TH Independent
At Isiapa Aug 3h bark Homer, we..mal, -aad d'
A. ~ Panama i,t ult steamers Republic Hudson sal
Frnncsco: 3d. California, Budd do. ZJ pass : i.lpe'
81 MARY Bohm, Nlp !rais' iih. uf.- VI 4 J-as'
Thomas san francisco Cid lst. stars Oregon Fetr,
and New Orleans Rasion. san Francisco id oaFA "ni-
0I EtGa Ias i3h back date steamer Sarah Sands, r.
sd from Plyta Aug eth bark Adelaide. Coo, snFraD-
VALPARAISO. read-. -. ,,r.. ,.
smith from CaI4ao Baltimore wants $1,000 ca 1otln-
~ Nat;akeeset from San Francisco. wants rom e)1' h
>-fop IN 90 bark Flora wants from $1,000 20 So0cO on 90
ON the Co.st of Cha. 18Th, ships lnie tenden-,,
Choate ard Harriet ETyIng Spav n, unc-
A. Rlo Jsnclro Aux 18th bark souherner, H1operuac
bfIg, Sias MlTean, Long for Baltimore day ,tl
peswrk for DO next day SD ,fl 0ug Eleanor pa
GfS New. orleans 9th, bark Edwin Johnson Ci4n,
Boston.
N.w-Ofleans via Havana 80
A. Havana 2lth alt ships Prentice, Woodo1rv lr Fer-
,ol Snaln ldg Felax. Gordon unc oaIA lyro. Bennl-
for Neq-YoS. 22d ieets 7jc per b0rl John Mnth-0c,
panchard for a. 2ith Elizabeth J. Brooks, tsr Pla ls
MIA soon Prsls. Rogers. Tor Neuv'as ready VIII an
Ba,ley. Prospect Dow. and Catasa, Lathe ohm, dsg Drgs
parriot Adrich, Tor CablHss. ready Mara, lnsranai
vytg ma Wade CardIr Melville and Frances Flea,
Ilc7ev aIsr Schrs FAIRY, Williams, and Mary Ff111etf
NrCoruell f0r New Orleans SD nth, brig High
an5er Hotchkiss NeVNoTk 18Th, Hbernia, Har, Plr.-
sarJ 5otb bark Mllaudon Butler Nev-Orlsans
Cld al Quebec "a INST ship Astlaea. Moses London.
Ar a. VALPARAISO Aug g. ship Corsair, l0bl'd 30
ton wa ST John y B. Agnl9 Sid Stlh, bark Elzalet-
WArtnes. New-for"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

MARINE JGCRNAL.


Sup-Charss Cooper Cuts Savanna. NesuitA L
Brss->~gu Pierce Bermuda, Nesl..,l = s ms. d .I-
mc MT. Hlun. ston, NcfmIh = Ins; Emil k-F,...
Charleston Durham Dmon Nfsta. llise. s. ia r1.,
Russell Norton; Aurora fSp 'as1r'egl I.l rlr
stalker Co, Mantlas (Br) FauiS-.r Kings ODD. j. s..
" hItnCy q Co
Schoolefs- plcndd, Rogers, S. Augustine =. =. 7ir-
Creadv x Co.: Harriet Iewi.. CHdN nh, Ortl. Dsmti
\ Co: FnU a Louisa Thompson. Nea-lIt,,n. master:
Enuue, Dc1arest, Ia ntol. Va Buat SI.-lt. i.ral
Mana. Roger Baracaf. Du4s Ir' N flus-E Flcl.l.
Wright. NiHamstpn, SC, Van Hrpu- STAG 20; N.s-
York. Goodsau Boston. DAYTON - S.fIr1c.
S0ops-Janes G1rham, Nicsols, BAL. RIVER; Randall
Green Lawrence. chln1ud.
Barco-Porpolse, Ss0.lelN. plllat 'rll :. = : N--s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
BY telegraph.

BOSTON, Oct. S-Arr- bark Nashua. pblaasl. b-,-s
> hhoh ? fredericksburg Grand TURK GaIito =. 4 vii
IAN, ANNA [.@fa, Challenge. Logan am M1u1anl IA
fhladeiih.s scars Mary Chiffon Auy Cave iItb M
Aost >'gsi oate hatues' ls' ull Silas Wright Ken
ihond Daniel krancls. Norfolk: Mary Frsis7,rss'rg
Lacon, Alexandra. H1dSon " X Can = "a W -
icAson, FeEaqLd Sea Breeze CardensS ,,,, -,-,zs
hayias. J " Heath, J. A SIMPSON J,ho So, So
Joan hossles, Madeira Isabella. Phlal.lnhi, y lus
Nt~atA BOSNIA Pensacola, Hudson. HarcI9ra con-
MsIt-e, Gen. CasS and Star. New. Ylfk LUZ w.
Go. new ship samuel Lawrcnce Nsw-Orf..r.. sbio
BY STATE q tarEs eaX luvle R.er la pia,-s L isq-I
f, 800 hat Cheer, savannah brir P
BOSTON, Oct e-Arr. brig Canton Phlanei,h., .ls-
il0w, Norlsk Nancy Berhap and Hem p,g - D. L.
at4f-A, John q Ireland, star CInderels N ~ ~ -
INO others and John, NeW-Y1rs. Csri - Va -
nhza Matilda susan olive. Oregon. Thetsani 49, y
Brown: Albany brig Persia. Mansani.ls "a E 80 -
b. Fields Tor New-YoTk "' LII 0'-r
NEW-BEDFORD. Oct. Ar ssbr roh, - u.
nlngton. y. c -I Fotis W.
CID, ship Ca'har.ne Anis.srtau
.,NHAhLE>ICN. Oct Ar. b.. hlr. Hell "
hahia1 lssAy schr. ArcsuTus 2nG Ha.S VEIL -
49, bf0ihers Newly ork Cid snip Julia H5vari \.
BALTIMORE Oct. S--Arr swedish So, H.. =. -
La eston IN el,ire>s she viii have 10 a.
tAe 81 DocA Tor re1'aIs Came MO tie C.. =
"a! s~-f aldo. British sap IN aevp -.
sots@-s-'he ETiiisA slp FavCY.;e and Be- -.
NV ORLEANS, Oc;.-Arr Sins Ristny = , D..
osI', ffeni bic, sotU bags tOfeS coang no al- -
sane steashlp aisa, SaHo.k, IN Boston hs,. p b
Oct s-Afr shig Maid. . Orleans. Ne, Yo,t r..
50. Boston hl;s Resslrl b. '''@' - -
Sailed, sAip Creole. Me- Y1ra. 57rs f--.re D
- Firm c4T Corresyoa lent
fHILAptLPHlA,C e,. s-4r-.geL-Shx Mar. ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

Iuiy "a. lat 81 S. s Ion 300 shg Caroline r. d Reed.
FROM Calcutta Nay lll Or London.
Aug 20. lat % 50 S.. ..n. o. -. bark Ncsu irs. Dc
Ilfu. from New N0h ib0u- luy D. f1rP r-'a1tt q .c
Sep 20 Dr.. u y ION 3' W. ship MAJ An, CIvst
from Boston 2c dlr g, for Calcutta.
Sept TO- lat y Ion. 81 a., fas passed lr. sa'.-
mc a small Nhie signal ith red square "a cene-
SEP 81. OK T0rUsa, ship Hero, is1m Nt'-l vi, 3d. y
Orleans
OctJ.3A.N1. no la... Sc was seen segmer steer l-
= supposed the 5 LEWIS, fr.a Boston for Ll.crr1...
Noda'e a- 81 no. Don. ~ 80. was sco1 sc1r shown
q white signal with rcd border and ESQ circles Il
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Receipts of Produce.

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HAVE. Sept. 23-in port Germania Wood for New
Vol sept. ., Caroline < Mary Clark Emerson. New
Orleans. sept q Monterey AIcMaaus New-YorS. Sept
% Geolge Turner, Prince NewYork Sept % state 70
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Orleans. Ensign. for Charleston
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on Deal An Sept H. shi9 Sir Robert Peel New-YorS.
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OARYUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
gNAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTI.

TITF CASTLE GARDEN The Mana-tfs ~ :
n,unce thar the Machinery viii be IN full operation THIS
DAY pre>eung The best collection OF elegantly wrought
fnl reriect Machines presented ar one ENotoh ~
t.c United States The Ear d now tliy prepared "
I'll. r.r,trn ai ystlIs Music every evening hy Bloom
III .. ..f,..r afal Band NM RAIL. Chairman.
IONS ~ Cr.vurRS Secretary Of Managers. c9lt
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n now me W1ards Mage Temple Stree the Deciar1-
-r uiereudeuce never WAS there known IN one c IN
tn world much talent NJ the Same me ~ IN New NorN
1856 = Vs. With Miss 4 eastman, tle great American
Actress - tAe LYceuu. with Miss laura ADDISON. the
Queen q Tragedy. 10 the BrogIw1v, With me oeanitll
fho1 ~ Np1~ with Mrs Warner. the great represent
aryc If ShakSperes lsones. AZ Brtons WITH The IA
wells ~ y BIOS with Catherine Hayes. hun's Queen ~
S,rr Tupcr Bal.-all receiving most Literally the pat
.llast of TIE cuZens ID New YOfA-and the galaxy 81
fa'rl fle Wizard lrgoten go when you Nli 10 hrs
fl.s, Trmrls TIE crowded as.emhll-cS of fashion ami
7clft Who the astounding wonders Of Prof AN
GRAND sOIREES MYSrERIEUSE,
EVERY EVENING az The Ast'r-piace Opera House, is
unparalleled
he wizards Sarrc have been attended since the 18Th Of
August last i3 persons. and the demand for seats
snch IRE secured without extra charge continues on the
increase
IN. Pfoiesso hegs most sincerely 20 thank the czens u
Nrvl ark the patrouagchey have so literally houoIei
m tl and fl state that his time limited 20 the lh ot
Gc-nicr fch VIII ne his last appearance previous 10 ms
c.naIturetor phade ha whore be opcus on the 90 M
anf Therefore not hour hut secure YOUR places
Au,IssloN-Io First Circle Private Boxes sofa Circie.
Ara-tlas IA Pa-C iee. air 10 cents Open az commence
% 8. Cone early and secure your places. Remember
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