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Passengers Arrived.

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Nrw ORLEANS AND Enthusiastically Tslcon--E II
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Calvin W Eaton Long, Q z Derby. P Asriius. a
HES Pes.s ws ss1D 1 P.sr
ecn, Corinthe Mr. H.msIn, Rore sporl. Il N Long
sahes Hu B.lE n; Ballet osss
S.ss9sr wl,!sn. elo,Sss bs'hsr say esss
I hfR9' sy Petit Rnin Hd Kes
Jones seals, BFwiley. q woodworsh. j sodinus
Fiction. pay Merry, Sccay Er Tsier aud
and sc1s1 n
Psrdomo, dc Jonge. Preston, John Grown. James
ss 1s.,. cy ea'sG ,
Brown. Ralph Master Kennoy: Lesieur vssriand
Masters Anderson Mr. Heath Mr. Kent. Mr. and Mrs Flag
vi II 1 Ss ssn n " " wSa
NJ e! Ashton. hr Ksnney Thompson. 5snss
aa1 ssy ohdeR
MaIp GT,ssy Dearborn Harper, Harris
NEW oskrArs-sSip p SanSsi.-A Randolph. Nyorl.
BvENos AyhEs-Bark John Swasey-Jehn Borden, Joseph
CAnlz-Bark Adeline-Nrs Rogers.
wife and Children. p salis
HaaayDA. sxan-J Field: Dr. Mortimer: s,.,
Mrs E ainhley Desn Miss 1 Sewers West; Du'
Baker woos HsssrS HU. Jsns
JAies. Ctzzens-Il in the steerage.
Passengers Sailed.
IAN FRANcIsco.ship Courser, from Bos;en-W Hooper
VIM A%ory. j., Mrs Mellon Bostsn; Mrs Cole. Captains
TboIndiks Beverly.
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NCrissns lila Ilinn Savannah; wsthsu (sf Rishmsnd
&c ys:sS. c1ss sss ss.s;c
M = i,s: . ssss
Sssss. Ssas:
ss: LIZ ss :ss:
xtas 4. ss sas
TAR ship Is.sss: wSiss:S FULLER. c.leu... ga,,
'e cesass ss: s.sso sss.sss
S.Is; y.sdssI CT G.mSssl. Psndi.son s.!ssssS CID
. s: ss:s
% 4 Y g..
Phi!adslPhia Ha bark Como briss AdelmA Vsssa ali
Deg Isl seld sob, FAN. sH.ass Nyer
Br Hsinrs reenoo Hero Drnhwsr Eondon Lon
want Curry EYsri; E.sdsleas BremI: Kuhimsn. SYorS;
sIs$s @ :''e rss
ss WI S.o ias Elisa sS..n
dslPhs hips Esssdss ss%s.s LVss
Si Rsiisss
hoBiLE DEG Arr brig Delta. Mshsn, sasua. cld ship
s.ss.s sss a:S Ss :ss
new SRIIASs. Dc: 20 An ssip Hough.oa. po.n.
City Leeds SYerI Hsvans s.S INST INST barb Mn
Assso cid 10Th ships silas Holmes Cofn HYsrk D!.ns
S s WIN Mel
,a,p. s.sony nsoheI NYork Russell Glover. BAnshss
Haliowe Lverpoo bsrks Alvarado Sleeper Philadelphia
YORK yiyid tBI) Thom.s liverpool Lucy; Brewer San
sh:s ss.:s
sna s ''Ar Jane Elizabeth
Towed to 18th ship Unicorn bark Chas
schrs Fairy and venice 18th. ship Crescent City, bark
Queen Prussia schr Grierson 18th, ships Isaac Bell
Epamondas barks sarah Ann Acatis; br9s Snow. Pa
isski; ath ships Lochinvnr PaQuette Habanero th
bark Horaoei 18th. ship Catalina and bark Yhala.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec Arr bark Callao (Peruv)
COMBS NArquesas Islands schr Santiago, sesman san
Pedro.
2d-sseamships New Orleans, Hammsrsly. Panama vi.
Acapulco; California Whiting Panama; ship Valparaiso
Kilham NYorh; bark STRAIT Sunda Dutch Holm Amster
cam sehr Sheriff, Norton, Eodega.
4h-Brig Eagle Briggs San Pedro bark outside.
Cieaied-Nov 49, ship Hev (Fr) Nagne San Juan; bark
Anna Welch Hong Kong; brig Emma Preston, Eeey
ris schr Lawrence. Brown, Stoct ton.
s9thSteamers Republic, Hudson Panama. Conside (BrE
Sydnsy shin Robert Bovine Bryson Islands, brig
Isabella, Miller San jann sohrs Iowa. Peterson Cregon
Franco, Ames, Sacramento; Ferdinand (Br) RPatte
Tee 2-ship Nopvolle Anais Orb Constantine, Chin.
Seas bark Ocean Bird Roberts, Portand brss Yaqui La
zarrags, Mazatap; Harlequin (Br) Trema,then sydney
Sutan Abigail Farman. Sacramento.
Ssiled-Deo 1-Steamer Independence. Lucas San juan
del Sur barIc Ann WEIGH Hong Kong Danisl Ross Hnm
do brig sinaioa (Aex MazAtani schr Ferdinand sydney
and others.
2dBhps Robert Be Sandwich Islands; ship (Fr
im sanclito for San Juan; Charlotte MANILA Vile
(Fr China Seas bark Ella Francis Rio yanero brig Jud
son, Island Of Guadaloupe, and several others.
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Cleared.
Ship Splendid = Higgins, Hsvts whis,scs y,,
ssp dss,ma Tsaassa,,
s.l i s,aon ssi pole hsa Ns%
Bark Ella, Bryant Wilminsson. Nc, PlisSufy Sand
Brig superier, Adamson, Hull. J W Elwen.
Bs latham S Noble Eagle Hala
Brig Alfred Ezali Colder sayannah y M9CreAdy
sehr GsessSoSs,s. Bingham. San Juan B eager.
sehr Col james Page, Edwards Philadelphia, Mckee
sieop Oregon sturges PIevidenee. master.
Bark wanderer tBr), Dawson. windssr. whitney b
Big Philurs, Thatcher, Savannah, Dunham 4 Dimon.
Arrived.
RM steamship Africa, Harrison Liverpool Dec 10 AN
s.,an.1r Fsiso1 Rosers, New 9r,oans and Havana 10
Russell snno LpsTseo days. with
salt and 3 asengers TO Barclay Livingston. Has been
sap ss!.% bsss, &h,,ners Canton Vi. Mess Kong IA
sssyy % ne & ia
roIe ship Moerer tof Nsrbiehead m honouis
caa s1 sA
poe for so ' s.n %f s. s liver
signals with brig Maria ot Piymou,h Bartlett 10
ss Pam. Tsr.ni York rom Portland asi 10
O. b. ss hSn a. ons kS.s
'nsIy IN ass g,.sS ,s
s;S ss;s 4 ss:,rd Savannah
Chip Geo Hopley Pierce Charleston7 days. with cot
Bark Florence Bath Mel Passen Newcastle SO days
with coal to Young vessel TO Elwe Dec ~ lAt Al
49, Ion g. spoke ship Forest Queen, Love hence Lon
don.
Bark stanislaus tBesl Gambler, Antwerp, ~ days. 70
BARI pseiino sturgs Scott Santiago, Cuba II day,
with sugar &C to Thtm.aon The cook Of the sohr
Dodge OF Boston, who had robbed the Of 100
snd absconded found slowed board barb
thompson and 50 douboons recovered. Dec 90 For
tunes Island spoke brig Ellen, Of Baltimore steering
40 lat &C. Ion TO- law brig Lothera, Beny from ~ Jast
for New Yofk.
Bark Adeiine tPrus Kioinwors. cadis, 40 days will
BARK Hyperion. Benjamin, Trinidad, Dec le St Thomas
20, In hLllsst, to Dwight
Bark Sarah Ann (of Brunswick, MOI Merriman Now Or
leans 10 days with cotton TO Foster Nioforson The
hss betn days NJ snchor at the Hook, In the fog
Brig John johnson tswed) Johnson Malaga II days. and
90 days from Gibraltar with fruit TO Fnber Brerworth
Brig Cleaner Br fssan Halifax, ~ days, with potatoes
to Beet.
sris EOlus tof s,euben Moore. Savannah days with
| cotton, to master.
Brig Merill tOf surryI Means Charleston days. with
cotton, 10 matter
schr Lucy Ann tof Yarmouth Mann, Jaomel, 30 days
with coffee ard Iosv ood 30 msster.
Sebv A7of to Provinoetown ColooAf Sagua Grande
days, with suear, 10 master.
schr Jas McKee, Totten. Georgetown sc, days. with
naval stores
sohr Eeuise. Robinson Wilmington. NC days. with ns
scir Powell Powell, Wilmington, NC. 6days, viii
naval stores
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Miscellaneous.
M. See Marine Affairs.

R Owing TO the crowded state Of columns, we are
compelled to leave out much interesting ship news
IL reported St Thomas Dec 2ls that The brig Coral
fof Caa struck her outward passage, and
oaptn and OF deck load and that she now ~
some Island to the windward, disog
BRIG FRONTIER Hoyct injured by the gale OF 9Th
ut with los Of fret ofcer and sails ana rgsng IL now
Barbados, disg
Bn BARK CpARLorrF, at Charleston from Greenoch ex
heavy weather. and was compelled 70 tnroW
oyerbo ard about 0O bars Of railroad iron
Home Ports.
BOSTON Dec 3l-Arr ships Loo Choo, Kennedy, M,niia
Louisa snow, Calcutta, Avg III Ashbufton, Taylor, NOT
leans kossuth Percy do Norfolk Rogers 90; Thorndhe
Ksy AsAVhsss, Poyser, GAlvNtVpi By etNts Mna0ss'
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At stratford Conn Dec. 81, by the Rev VIM. D
Weed howard b CuRTIss Of New York city 70 MArs A.
A youngest daughter Of Agur Curtis, ESD Of the
former place
On Thursday evening, Jan ], by the Rev D. d. Coe,
Mr. JAS. o. RoBsos, Of Buffalo, to Mis- SARAH A. Prscfi
Of this city.
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ueleQraphlc REPORTS.

NV URLFANs Dec. 70, 1851.
Our markets here very unsettled and there is but
little business doing.
CISciTTATi, December 81, 1851.
Our markets are very quiet Sight exchange on New
York a. bsf to three quarters premium Hogs are
at 81 SO 81 90
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VeIegrephic Marine Reports.

Telegr~phIc Marine Reports.
Bosror, Jan e.
Arriyed-Brig Albano Of Wadoboro Aux Caves. Dec Is
brig ashore Inagua reef, apparently just gone on
,hr Susan storer, Conaives -.
Clesred-Bsrk Helen Maria, Baltimore; sohrs Albert
3ewell, Georpetovp. SC.
brig define.
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nAKITImE InTELLIoEnCE
PORT on NEW YORK, JAN 2, 1862

ALnArAc-JASUARy 3.
sus ySKs .......... MOOR SITS. .Worn 3 IS
svR skrs. ~ HrGH vATES. morn Us
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SHIPPING.


EoR LIyERT0oIoUNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC Captain Ezra Nys,This steAme. viii
sssS:sssssy J:ay is:s y o'clock n:
's ah sb ss2,s K eSSS tI1Ns Co.. IS w.u
Ths ssesIshg atlantic will succeed tho Pacific. and SAL
TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
h G
only calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and
4EAsss!44 s:s E7s, z zs!x a;s
ss: Light s:' 81 n.nn..s head
c,,a,ada. Sss.sR; x:dns.a.y n January. 1882
oisns s,70 sss:9d Cabin n:i So
Freight viii be charged specie beyond
An experienced surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
For freight or passage, apply e ;. 90 u....
French, German, and other foreign soods received and
IN IN h. for ''
INDxPENDENr STEAMER FROM PANAMA TO SAN
Frsnssco we'll known and fsvcEite steamship NEE
s1a fsns. for San frsn.oo Ne S n ""
@ I pd AND a. IF .n r.
% e s n
December will connect with the New Orleans. ~ Panama
H''''' y J. HowAEp SON. Agents. 81 Broadway,
VANDERBILT's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
shnld viii eas pss sr S koa
Jay January clock NJ for Ban Juan Dc NcarssUa
q Ss.ssss csmp.ny Ssy5s .HS
D. b. ALLEN, Battery place. MP stairs.
St,ss
s ssn 3. si.sis
ss,ss sss
r i, s tax q Ns% sa ~ ss s
R5slRas III &R:s. sgps warren
PAcIEIc NAIL sTEAnsnIP COMPANY 4, -cnANeE
Ssss sssn.Ss I ,.s.
s.ssissiy sssss her sIs. iss y Wsesss
oh.sr. Connecting Rsn.n. xith The compsays
The banana
',5s apply 4 Tss '.;o;
at the ofhce on the morning Of sailing.
PAcITIS MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANy-GIANoE
fM splendid .ss.n:S,g .HfiR. CITY, Zoo tons
R sA ss ms: ssf .s esass'
Phiadefhs Passengers leaving in the Empire Cisy, viii
fr sScas on
val the and mail NJ PansmA For
freight apply at the Office, No III west street. Of
Warner street. North River N. Bible Of ladng signed
| at the Office on the morning of sailing
| DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-oNLY
Through Line for san Frsncsco via Gbaeres, direct
double engine steamship OHIO unequaled in her
modatons and speed 600 toms J. Fndlay schcnck u
N, Commander, will tail Saturday January TO- at z
O'clock NJ precisely from her pier a. tho fo?s Of war
for Chsgres connecting with the favore United states
mail steamship California to Gail without delay for
San CISCO arrival of the and mails ntPs
For passage and freight apply ~ the Offices No III
West street. corner of warren street, North river b..
Bills of ladng sgued NJ the Office the mornng Of sail
ing.
yer sAvANNAH-U.s ANAL LINE-THE NEW AND
4 nplendid steamship FLORIDA Capt. Thos. Lyon, will
leave New York for savannah Saturday January ~
O'Clock r. ~, from pier No For freight orpsssage
apply to eAML l.. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
The Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, Saturday 10th January
VNANTED-A GOOD SECOND. HAND STEAM TU0. OF
w medium size and moderate price. A. person having
suoh will hear Of purchaser by Addressing W. az the
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VUANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND STEAM TU0 OF
w medium size and moderate price, A person having
euoh will hear Of purchaser by Addressing g. r. W. ths
VsyNld eRes, stNtips pyiee, w, " WV y"
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DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsHIP CoMPANY-ONLY

LceR SAvANNAH-U.S MAIL LINE.-THE NEW AND
eplendd steamship FLORIDA, Capt Thos. Lyon, will
New York for Savannah Satu rdsy, January ~
O'Clock p. ~, from pier No r. For freight orpsssase
apply to eAhL J.. MiTCHlLL 1874 Front street.
Tho Alabama, Capt Ludlow, on Saturday 10th January
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HDDICAE.

III A. oxxWART. THE CELEBRATED NATURAL
Doctor and FssA disssss Isr ct los Grand steeps
hre block west OF BIosdwsy whore he consulted
with from A. n. till p n Advice Erstis For furthsr
information procure Of his circulars.
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DE: nUE5EH, PROPRIETOR on raE OLD AVID

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE practical PEA
~ yats Trestise So Onios hours, 9to o'clock A. NJ
woh street. From she uncommon medical advsn,Asss
sushor has enjoyed which he would Instance EAv0S
resided several Paris for the Of
snose ossssss foiioweS " long An very sxtsn1ivs
auA hesitation PROMISE in the pl-
.sn sae and radical onre san eAa 30 ob.aasa roW
stages Of Diseases will be sratided BY the rapidly
Of the which often Effected very days B.
pErate waiting vided BY sN-
tor. address box 800 Post OEHaa.
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EoR LIyERpooI-UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAs
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nys.-This steamer will
depart with the United States mails Europe
Saturday jan TO- 1852 ~ Il o'clock NJ her ers
AZ the foot Of Canal street. No berth m paid Tor
for freight or passage having uneauAed accommodation.
EDWARD K COLLINS B Co.. IS Wall 81,
1S6l
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Ck2 Cabs OF DISEASES OF THE THROAT LUNGS
n.rS na seToaua cured since Nay iss< at No q Lsps
t' asiy Patients will please cali durisg this shove
tice - - - ~s'''0N '" AssAAiy Prev
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vrrSN. Dec 10 formerly frequently hinted that
crcumsta Induced to believe that this govern
meut che rished the idea Of later dealing
blow against TIE commerce Of England ana that
this OF the principal motives for is ardent desire
TO form decentralization Gust ms union. MY suspi-
on, changed into something very like certain
~ for srce Louis Napoleon has become dictator the
hostility TO England has become more strongly pro
nounced than ever and the introduction Of continental
eystem (yerTe) IL now openly spoken Of as consumma
ton dew, uy 70 be wished The lloyd Of yesterday con-
tsns article the subject which deserve your atten
ton the writer IL OF opinion that AL Europesn aud
particularly al German powers must feel II duty 70
combine ia taking defensive measures against the Eng
fish syste OF plum der the lstt half of the article
is directea against Prussia must suppose that the
ported refusal that power 70 hare IN the Austrian
toms the "a of January is The
ancient jealousy between the rival dynasties u great
ss ever and Prussia t evidently determined be
taken In tow by her powerful rival II ,he avoid L
their wrath people here deaf 70 ana Hstr
thtmelvs that the French will sacrifice their profitable
export trpdp with England IN order to join them IL
compile continental pfohuitiye system -I'mss' Cor
respondent
no opt ventures TO write political letters from IIur
pary be IL II raid that grant bfue emily the
cover for political meeting In that provinces The
affair wind the gendarme.e got on the tace, ana
81 believed that this led 20 the DOM 2ry visits paid
TO Kts uths relations, Of which mention has already
been msde
Dc ll--Mr Wright, TIE courier Of the English
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Passengers Sailed.
IAN FRAscIsco.ship Courser from Bos;en-Ws Hooper,
VIM Amory jr, Mrs Mellen. Boston; Mrs Cole (captain
.fc) Masters sad Lemuel Cole, Charlss,o wn Saml
Thor diks, Beverly.
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&EOO REwARD.-JEFFRlEs' AnTIDt

&E0O REWARD.-JEFFRIEs ANTiDoTE, A HpE
OOO oihc mixture for the cure OF private disoTcete
makes apeedy without the leaet RESTRICTION of DIET
drink exposure, change In application 10 business. The
proprietor ohs single case which the mxtare WIN
cure under the forfeiture Of five hundred doars 1t
put up in bottles with full directions &o 81 One bottle
!ass weeh-many are cured IN Two days For sale ~ T.
v. 2: LITTLE, lW Hanover ltxssh R0stOai Wight Cas
NoV Orl0nps.
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N. HEATH's BYE INFIR.
open from nine 10 three o'elo Oh
. ear. ALI thess diseases, oAus-
Gated early and properly, bat II
terminate In hopeless duafness.
nd inserts artificial eyer wishovs
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RI 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FoR NEW
" Orleans, via Havapa.-ChAnge of Sailing Day.-Tat
splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 tons J. Tanner
y. r., on Friday January At O'clock NJ, precisely
Rates Of passage ia Havana and Now Or1eans:New
rangement-Ladies Saloon berths SO After do. do $40
Forward do do $780, Storage do sos Specie only taken
freight Havana Freight taken TO New Orleans Al the
usual rates For freight OF passage, apply TO
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UNEAFN1aS CURED
- mary. az broadway.
for The cure If diseases OF
ing deafness. durable. II
neglected or mAltreated,
DR.. b. also IRE ats the eye
pain. Near sight cured.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. CHANCE
Of Sailing Day-Only through line for San Francisco,
via Chssres, direct On Tuesday January 9TH, st M
Winde Com mnnder, will sail Tuesday, January 9Th At
precisely o'clock from her pier. a. foo. Of Warren
Chagrs pectng AZ Panama With Of the Companys
extra steamers TO sail without delay for San Francisco
arrival Of the passengers at Panama For
freight apply At The ONCE. No Ia Yves. street corner Of
Warren street. North river. B.-Bs Of lAding signed
at the effce on the mornir 4 Of sailing.
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nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CONTIDENTIALLy
on certain diseases which he withouS mercury
Recent he three Thtytvo years prso
co enables him to those deblities arising
abuse and restore original vigor See his London Dploms
- his private office X4M Fulton street. No CURED
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IMMENSE SUCCESS OF DIR WARD.--ALL FORMER
experience exceeded. - Innuiserabo cases prosrcss
through their terrible stages without other oans bers
,ble to arress them but, by
relieve NIL To those disappointed by
bugs, our treatment will before y-four
most signal advantage in instance tho
Gus patient from suffering detection and cruel noerstdo
eaiety and entire curity Once, OF Canal sroeS
and Broadway the place where you properly foK
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09
Mexican Mustang Eminent!
THE EVIDENCES ACCUMULATE!

FAD the following proof OF what have long since
asserted, viz: that the Mustang Lniment Is the sine
afflicted: i'N''Ne' '''i ''0'' OA''s3 . 'ns
SWIM NJ Johnston No liz Second street. Pitsburg says
tat he bad Of Rheumatism in his right HIP
fscted and he was Obliged 70 lay up Rhe pain was con-
ana excrucatng He had heard OF the wonderful e
fects OF the Mustang LDiment in Rheumatism, and deter
mined to try It. One small bottle thoroughly applied per-
formed perfect cure b. H. Meakings lS9 Walnut street
Snnst was confined to his bed and under treatment Of
physician some six weeks with Neuralgia OF the whole of
ms rgh side leg and face His sniferngs were indie
only cessation from the most agonizng pain
was Whe under the influence OF opium or morphine HIS
doctor finally advised him to try the Mustang niment; he
dd So and In two days able to about his business
perfectly cured"
"THE LAME MADE TO WALK.-About the first of April
cut ana laid the fore finger of left hand through
ne bone and across the second joint nearly discovering
from the hand being about two-thrds OFF fearful
that should lose the ofmy finger forever but bound
II up with the Mexican Mustang Lniment, and il soon
scarrhed. used nothing but the Mustang Eminent.
About one week ago had the misfortune to cut the
e Knee In two with the sharp corner OF an axe The
cap was split asunder and for day or two could not
my leg at all and was afraid that would lose its use for
ever The cap cut and cleft to the joint with deep
ness lest should be entirely deprived of the leg
applied the Mexican Mustang Eminent, and that alone,
IN Doth OF the above and now quite WE'LL except
the cap of my knee little swollen and tender about
the cut which healed up and shows fresh red appear
ance OF about inch and half length and quarter Of
an inch IN width but gives no whatever
walked fifteen miles yesterday out of the thirty miles
from the place where live the sulphur Springs, in
Jefferson county, and feel able to walk many to-
day My recovery has been wonderful that feel my
duty to make public that the world may know the value
of the Mexican Mustang Liniment AARON ROSE.
"SULPHuR SPRINGS, JEFF. Co., Mo-"
PRICES OF THE LINIMENT.
put in bottles Of three sizes, and retas at %
cents so cents and 81 per bottle The 50cent and dollar
bottles contain SO and 100 per Lnment in pro-
portion to their cost that money is saved by buying the
large sizes.
A. g. BRAGG Co.. sole propreors Principal Depots 304
Broadway New York and Sd and Market street. ST.
Louis Mo- For sale by oil Druggists in Washington and
Georgetown.
CHARLES sTorT Co., Agents, Washington.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09
A CARD.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has removed from his old
stand next above (souheas corner of 10th
street and Pennsylvania avenue0
Having given his personal attention TO the selection Of
his goods In changing his location reduced his expenses
he Is prepared TO offer greater inducements than
For the liberal patronage which he has heretofore
ceyed he returns his grateful thanks and in soliciting
continuation the vors for the store, pledges
himself he will endesyor to merit their appreciation by
strict personal attention.
All goods warranted TO be exactly as they are repre-
sented and delivered free of charge part Of the city
G. X. BYRNE
y 27-TuTbSS Southeast cor. 10th st. and Penna. av
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09

On the 4th instant at Auburn Loudoun county Va by
the Rev. Mr.. TowEs Dr. j. NJ BROOKS OF Mississippi 10
Miss VIRGINIA L. PRALL, Of Virginia
At Alexandria, Virginia, Hon, WILLIAM TEMPLE Of
Smyrna Delaware Ex-Governor Of that State Miss KATE
L0WBRR, daughter Of JOHN LowBER, esq the former
place.
In New York. on the 9th instant at 81 Peters Church.
by the Rev. Mr. QUINN, MAfIAS DE MEGA, OF Havana
Cuba, to VIRGINIA r. MIX, of the city OF New York.
On Sunday the 18th ultimo by the Rev JAMES b. DONE
Lam Mr. BENJAMIN Il. McGRAW, OF Washington, TO Miss
LOUISA NJ, KNIGHT, ofGeorgetown, ID. Q.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09
P, J. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,

Eighth street, three doors from the Avenue,
II EEPs always on hand select stock of seasonabe
N Goods for gentlemen, which he makes up to order at
notice. and at reasonable prices.
Wishing prepare for the Fall trade, he WILL from this
date dispose of his remaining stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods at very low prices.
Gentlemen in want would do well to call early, as the
stock is yet very complete.
iy l4-TuTh&Stfif TRepublic
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The marLxets-Fire at Pittsbur0.

the msrkets-Fire at Pittsburg.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9-24 p. m.
Sales of 600 bbls. City Mills -four at $4; How
ard-street, "a. Wheat has advanced; red, Soc.
oslo. white, 95c @98c. White corn, o3c.
yellow CSC, COCO.
A lire at Pittsburg, on Saturday, burned %
small houses The loss Is estimated at $40 600 ,
New YORK, August % pm.
SAFES OF a'ooo barrels State brands of -four at
1894 Wheat is dull. Mixed corn 6Sc. Cotton
is irmer
Six cholera deaths here last week.
The ship Argo from Manila for Boston. has
been condemned at Capetown, Good Hope.
New ORLEANS, Aug. Gil a. m.
Cotton is firm under the Pacific news