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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

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s ner ,""
Shat rpersl e
TIE rights that,
Forbid it heaven, let no false aim
Re,ard your glorious cause;
Your ancient CHERISHED rights MAINTAIN,
Your liberty and laws.
Rcmcmbcr Marathon and Greece,
Let not the tale be lost,
If YOU would have the joys of peace,
Stay not to count the cost.
No real conquest e'er was made,
No ancient right secur'd,
For which the people have not paid,
And sacrifice cndur'd.
Let not the blood your fathers shed,
On many battle plain,
The ashes of the illustrious dead
Plead trumpet-tongued in vain.
Remember Moultrie and Eutdw,
Sumter and Marion too,
And in one loud, one brave hurrah,
In these say what you'll do. '"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

ED1roRs IN LUcK.--An editor out
west has been presented with watermel-
Ion weighing forty five pounds and anoth-
er one in his neighborhood has been pre-
sented by his wife with three boys at a
time, whose joint weight is thirty pounds.
Meat VS. vegetables--meat ga little a.
head"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

D1sAppo1NTED.-An editor yves" !"
says he had hoped to be able to present a
a marriage and death as original matter
for his columns; but thaw broke up the
wedding and the doctor fell sick, SO the
natinnt recovered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

"FATnER! father! have you got an
extra quarter about you? The great
geological avery and circus is coming
here to-day. They are got some new
things, father;a great boy constructor;
and an African lion just from Asia, with
forty stripes on his back, and nary one
alike; all the monkeys on keen jump.
Children under ten years of age, half
price. Mayn't I 60, father9" "Why,
sartain!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11
sets, or of any Northern State, or any rorsr.-
ern man. His war is not with the North, but
with corrupt Federal Government, and
corrupt administration of it.
Pleasures of Conteutnent.

have a rich neighbor that is always
so busy, that he has no leisure to laugh;
the whole business of his life is to get
money, and more money, that he may
still get more and more money. He is
still drudging on, saying that Solomon
says-"The diligent hand maketh rich"
And it is true, indeed, but he considers
not that it is not in the power of riches
to make man happy, for it was wisely
said by man Of great observation, 8" that
there are as many miseries beyond riches,
as ON this side of them" And yet God
deliver US from pinching poverty, and
grant that, having competency, we may
be content and thankful. Let us not
repine, or so much as think the gifts of
God unequally dealt, if we see another
abound with riches, when as God knows,
the cares, that are the keys that keep
these riches, hang often SO heavily at the
rich mans girdle, that they clog him with
weary days and restless nights, even when
others sleep quietly. We see but the
outside of the rich mans happiness: few
consider him to be like the silk.worm,
that, when she seems to play, is, at the
very same time, spinning her own bowels,
and consuming herself. And this, many
rich men do-loading themselves with
corroding cares, to keep what they have
already got. Let us, therefore be thank
full for health and competence, and above
all, for quiet conscience.-lsaak Walton.
WHAT ToNY DoN'T BEL1EvE.-He
don't believe a lawyer is any keener
because he wears pair of spectacles.
He don't believe that all lawyers are
rogues, any more than he believes an eel
is snake.
He don't believe the most industrious
man in the world loves to work when ne
can help himself
He don't believe that young lady
ought to get married before she is twenty
one, at least.
He don't believe that two young lovers
like to be caught with their aims round
one another.
He don't believe in getting up early
in the morning without going to bed
early at night.
He don't believe mans fool because
he can't make a speech.
He don't believe that lady is much
the worse for wearing hustle, though
he decidedly prefers Coffee bags.
Tn fact, he don't believe in great
many things that others believe in.
Magistrate.--What has bro't you her
sir?
Prisoner.--Two police men, please
your honor.
Magistrate.-Then I suppose liquor
he'd nothing to do with its
Prisoncr.-Ycs, sir; they are both
drunk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

Nor PosrEp.-A few days since, a
servant up town was sent to inquire after
lady who had been recently confined !;
and being asked at his return, what the
child was, said: "I don't know. All |
know is, it is not a boy"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

A POOR scamp left his wife in great
rage, declaring that she should never see
his face again until he was rich enough
to come home in carriage. He kept his
word, for in two hours he was brought
home richly drunk on a wheelbarrow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

SMOKERS, we observe, take lively
interest in Cuban affairs, being fearful
that revolution may lessen the produc-
ton, and raise the price of the weed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

"MY SON." said an afectionato moth.
er to her only heir, who was in short
time to be married "you are getting
thin"
eyes MOTHER" he replied, II am and
expect shortly that you will see my rib"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11
poftry.
FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
THE POPLAR AND OAK.
BY II. X. SIC.

By N. X. SIC.
Some Lombardy Poplars, once arraycd
Like soldiers when marshalled on parade,
Stood right and left in double file
In all the pomp of martial style;
And waving their plumcs, like grenadiers,
And stru,ting like other volunteers,
Were doing the honors always due
The Lord of a courtly avenue.
Now one Of these Poplars tall and slender,
Rapid III growth and therefore tender,
In years very young, thus proudly spoke
To moss-grown venerable Oak:
"How old, father Gray-beard, may you be?'
Exclaimed this malapcrt Poplar tree.
"You look as old as the wandering Jew
How long ere the devil will get his due 2"
The Oak not word to the Poplar said:
But he shook at the fop his mossy hcad,-
And the aspen leaf trcmbled, the willow wept,
And all the trees such amurmuring kept,
Such rustlng of leaves as showed the chap
They spurned him as Is he were nothing but sap.
The Poplar, useless spindling blade,
That furnishes neither fruit nor shade,
Has since decayed and disappeared;
While the Oak still lives with his mossy beard.
And thus is it e'er with that mushroom race
OF upstarts, who claim too high place,
Though struttng and looking so proud and high,
AS useless as Poplars they live and die.
The Oak is still waving TO the breeze,
As prince Of the forest, king Of trees
Oh! who has not heard Of the royal Oak,
Or who Of its frmncss has not spoke2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11
From the Charleston Courier.

From the Charleston Courier.
RESISTANCE.
Sons Of the South awake, arise,
No longer sleep supine,
Freedoms at stake, that glorious prize,
The birth-right of your cline.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

Drop me, it you please" replied the
little hero, "but iii promise no more
than two, upon which his companion
Slipped off the plank.
Up tilted the end, andi down went the
boy, upwards ofoa hundred feet from the
ground. The little fellow, at the moment
Of his fall, was holding his prize by their
legs-three in one hand, and two in the
other-and they, finding themselves des-
cending, futtered out their pinions in
stinctively. The boy, too, had on car
ter's frock secured around the neck, which,
filing with air from beneath, buoyed him
him up like balloon, and he descended
smoothly to the ground-when, looking
up. he exclaimed to his companion
Now you shall have none!' and ran
away, sound in every limb, to the aston
ishment of the inhabitants, who, with
income eivab!e horror, had witnessed his
decent.-Exchange paper.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
city Ip,e,,,~,rc..

BKHesArloS oF CosoSFR Grs..-Dr Seth Gesr has
resigned bis official capacity Coronsr Of this county
In contequence Ct his continued III health which ren-
deTed him incapable Of usng the duties dsvolved rpen
him We ubdsrstsnd that Recorder Tsllmsdse vis
receive the sppointmens Governor Hunt TO ali Ne
vacancy.
LEcrUpN HUSu,u lecture, by Dr. Raphau, -
birmingham. Engand consisting OF geosraphcA &c
CONT Of the country delivered yesere AZ evening
At the Tabernac but owing 10 the crowded stas OF our
columns we are compelled to omit tbs report
RauRcAp coitutcN "A coIlson secured on ths Jan.
Gen and rbcy railroad last evening, about sever ms
this side cf Csuidsr between the Philadelphia train sni
TIE wsvtrsin ecur scuth The engines Of both trsss
.oi t- cars the wuvtran were consider soy dsmsge
r. srriec,rr On ths train from phlaisiphis NJ Wco
sii.e slightly injured. rrceivps vount ovsr me
:. The engineers aud Brensa saved tasms@ys. ~
,,,,n,,a rem tas ears rhs train v.s das5s ana ne
J pssssoas "a DOT rsseh Nss lxs Ase1 Ne hsN-
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

was glad TO hear IL. He wanted amendments The
constitution Of Washington good enough for him
He had heard OF the ndment preparing; the dual
eutivs with double veto each TO be inchef
a the srmy and navy, No rational man would deny that
II such amen Sment adopted the Union would not
last week He wanted those who talked OF consttu-
tioDal amendments 10 spesh out, aud ssy what they
wanted The Senator called the South to be united
or she would 20 by the board He looked upon ths
South d united now, even in South Carolina Under
the title Of operation they have practically decided
that secession not the proper remedy for their alleged
grievances, He had said two years ago, that II 1t was
proposed to the people Of that State 20 rush mady of
the Union they would rise nOjestcoy and rebuks the
demsgogues ofthe hour South Csroius is redeemed
and disenthralled from the chains attempted to BE-
thrown around her by 1emagogues and the world is
rejoicing at her glory ahd laughing with scorn at hs
pupy efforts Of the bsfec demago5ues and traitors who
have used language within her haits unworthy Of all
lips but their ow1 Her star stands prominent in
constellation in all its original Brightness Long may
It stay there The South called upon to be united He and
those who acted with him, composed majority Of the
bouth and the few were constantly calling ont Be
united or 6oomedln Come. then, you OF the
minority and be united with US, the majority
Mr. Foote alluded to the delay BY thosc having charge
the session Of 1850.
Mr. BUTLER rejoined defending himself nom any ds-
ign or object In the deey in bringing thar bill before
the Senate at that session.
Before concluding be gave way for mooato adjourn
trd the Senate adjourned
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
The Virginia ElertIon.

KIcHMoND, Dec y, 1851
The rs election, under tie ,sttution, for 90
vernon Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General Of
Virginia. took pacs to-day Members Of the State Be-
ate and House Of Delegat were also csosen We an
the result, 80 far - known
In Petsrsburg-Johpson, (derr for Governor, Leahs,
(dem for Lieut. Governor, and Bocock, (dem for AZ
torney General have . majority of122 Daniel (dsm
iseected to the Senate and Wallace (dem delsssts to
the Assembly
Portsmouth gives democratic maj or.y Of $50
In Richmond city, Summers, (whiz) for Governor,
Watts (whig) for Lsut. Governor, and Baxter (whg)
tr Attorney General have each majority Of ZOO John
A. Meredith (whs} 10 elected to the Senate aud Con-
way Robinson, w G. Darlington, and W. T. BuAer,
(vhigs) TO the Assembly.
IN Fredericksburg the whig candidates for State OH
cers have majority. Catchferd (vhig) IL elected Be-
pator and Lacy, (whis) to the Assembly
In Henrico county, Summers, Wstt3 and Baxter have
$50 majority. W. D Winston, (whig Is elected Senator,
and T. Griffin (whg) TO the Assembly,
In Alexandria county Summers has majority OF 2S1.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
Naviga tion of sa.s Hudson RsS~r.

ALBANY, DeCtulOet b, IbOKs
The swftsure Baltic, and Commerce steam towboats
arrived here this morning-and this afternoon they
off sgain In company With the Indiana. aud New
York. sving In tow the following barges Wife Al
vance, Asa Q. Teft, j. q. White. New York, Oregon.
Brewer 0phir, Plymouth, Prinostou, II. stsudish, E.
Tracy, Georas Tibbitts snG' other Lake beats
@. W. Davis, Tilott, W. aitan Radical, Scotland.
Dslharco Col. Armstrong, b. French, Thomas Jones,
Wsship gtop. II v. voorhiee, and two others.
Of the steamers will return early In the morning
fer more boats and viii NO. doubt take away al that
here, originally intended for New York.
The tows to will also take down the schoouee
Fish i'sloop Ann b Holmes, for FAN River, ana
the schooner Adelsns and sioop Index, for Rev Bed
ford
This afternoon the Iolas and American EAs
arrived from Troy with ten canal boats all laden Their
reght Is being trsnsfsrred to barges Elk Of which
osdipg for New York.
The boats, Ice bound Coxssskie fsss left By
the Gazee last week reached during Saturday s1
Sunday. and toved below the ice.
The weather is mild, with rain.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

" Bsll.Tases for ISL Taxpayers hereby podaet
nAt an addition o. ens cent wit be made all tazes
remanine unpsd the t day Of December nsxt and tvt
per eent on the lsh day Of December The Receiver
arss upon she taxpayers hs impcrtssce making osyJ
na fellow r:. previous 70 she cessssc
Esdded The a day OF fovemb ber securrins sunday
sIyayrs are psrteulsrly nothd that Saturday 2oh
I'll be hs last day which will be received vithoui
rom ! ssieeh. An 70 ~ Psnh.sle nesey only 70
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
iThs Revolus,on Tn Nor.sern Me .,se. 60.

NV VHIFtN8l Dc .. NJ
The stsamship Fanny has arrived. with later
from the RE Grsnde Nothing certain vas known d
had been largely reinforc would ths attack
in few days while, the contrary u IA asserted thss
the movement has been crashed.
great storm had occuxed on the coat In which the
Fanny experienced some injury.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

THIRTIETH EBITIoN.- MANS own sYsTRn,
u Anstomioal and Physiological, BY Or r. Hoiiich
sgdn the best estmen Of every dsrsnssment 70 which u
.s,S,ns oS .s fSs II ,as sd n H.
English lsnsusse Let man despair Till he hss resa th
hoch as every ouehs to DO Coored plates Price One
Dollar Published By W. strons % Nassau ssrest Nsv
York and can be bad cf booksellers generally. Ia ell oshs
places OF ssa BE- rent by post.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

CHAaI Esro-, Do 8, 1851
Cotton has been in good demand: lToo bales sold a.
~ prices after the receipt OF the Peoihos news
favored sellers.
ALBaSv, Dee g. 1881
Sales made To- day Of 900 bushels four rovsd
harley, at SOC; and about 500 dreSei hogs. a. So
a.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

There no choice for Mayer At our muncipG cleo
tion to- day wilkins, the regular whg candidate lacks
7i votes Of majority all others The vote stands
thus
Mhk1ps wing q to0
Thaster, democrat.
DR. Smith native Americas,
Williams, free soil 46e
Three vhig aldermen chosen, and there viii pre-
baby be q whig majority in the Common Councl.
Mr.. Huntington, whig, has been elected Mayor Of
Lowell All the aldermen are wings and there Is whis
majority In the Council.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

The Comptroller sdvertses for proposals or coo of
canal revenue certcates the proposals 20 be received
until the Esd inst They reasonable in July, 1888
ard bear per cent interest.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
MUSICAL.


NfuNcAL-To VOCALIST. .PIAsAIsrs, GUITAR.
w sts, and oshersA solo performer the fate, wks
has travelled many ys.rs 10 ,he Es.srn Western Nort
and Southern states % professor the fate and other
instrunens wishes An ensssem.ns with or 70 jn some
musical party In swing concerts Ia New Yerk other
cities V tshs par, IN slses other
Of ofrsmsrtsble assity aud you'd also te willing t.ke
necessary sp active part in the management Can refer
parties ef the hish. IN he meresnte muniy
with particuisrs 70 AZ the Eusio Store OF Hal
Son. Broadway, New York, will receive attention
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO TO COUPLE
II Of young ladies' for room with breakfast and
Piano kept " free Of ohsrgs besides cotlions he on
the piano when required Directon-is7 Fuitos street
ITO yIoLINIsTs.-A GENTLEMAN Is IN WANT {
Teacher for the Violin but the best appir
Address, stating terms. 30, Musc," Herald ohse.
MTs1C.-A YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS RECEIVED
lvl her musical eduestion from the test saf
eminently qualified for teaehins destous o obtsnng
few more pupils for the Terms-s7 quarter
FOR the piano. s3 EXTRA Ter fnrng Please address Miss
tssshsr Of the pisno forte, Eersid once.
MUsIc.--N1NE PIANoroRTEs AND ONE NELo-
ll deon tsrest bsrgansl to let AZ 81 81 B, 81 ~ - g.
and 90 per month will sell then cheap one q Ehieh
Ioetsve rosewood fisnofofte. Apply NJ DUhsDAY.
teaeher o. the Pisno Singing Guitar kc scrns moiors,e
~ Al this dsy snd tomorrov. ~ lp 0rsni street. nssr
ihew street,
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

CoiuMrts.s Dec ., 1901.
The bill for secession convention. which passed ns
Senate Thursday has been passed IN the House Te@
6s nays "a, and no~ only wants 70 oe ratified
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

eosTUMRs OLD BOOKS, ENGRAv.
irss large and small Landscapes Studies old Ensav-
uFa ke At extremely low prices for cash. the
must be sold At Alec hne copy Of Berenger works.
lie requested 70 call st 102 Nassau street. -
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
The Case OF slr. Thrasner.

IuARLEsro~, Dec ), lso3
The brig Argus, arrived ~ this port from usvsua
ports that Mir. Thrssher allowed 20 spain
cabin passenger and was treated gensrslly With great
clsmency
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
Arrest OF n Fugiuve Slave.

bAeRtsnUsg. Dec 5, ltsl.
william Kelley elias Bill, fugitive slave clsimsd bv
Jacob Righter OF Carroll county Maryland arrested
last night by officer Michael shsder at Jersey 5h,rs
Lycoming county. and . hearing held before Comms-
sioner McArtsr, before day. brs ak, and seat back
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
sfII.LINERY, FANCY GOODS. Sc.

Miss BATrMAH KINDLY sOLrCIrs TUE AT
vi terop Of her friends aud The ladies' ot New fort
her new ant assortment Of French Mnsry LADIES'
saoks Chldrens Gmbroidersj Dresses, ss. &c ~ her
rcoms 6N br.aiyar; eaxsnco In Biss,ks sxsss ttsasa
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
Jenny Lindin providenee

PsoviDxScx, Dec 9, 1851.
Owing to the inaisposition Of signor Saivi. jenny
Lirds concert announced FOR this evening. has bsea
frOped
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

Boz Tg r... OPEN 81 CyET.A.S ..is
l. ssI.sr. seass sa ssns: fSs.ssy Ss ss.siss
XII w.ss Y. .as
Nyroi Stevens Icyd.T q. Grim Nsss:' Ut o.
zcs scsan IF Mrs. Psr
e ISqIads nth s t sss
Sssss / fra = III Ss'
BvnroNs lIEArEn A.rs gaASsERS a.l.Is srREEyDo9Rs
:ss ss. Di: s:'s sss fs'
iSlsi' Ris 81 81
Jd o, $ v.
%A M a
BmS Mr., Blake TO conclude with new farce called shs
Dunn aSe WoR Ris 9Tss Hs p ss'' Sam Mr.
N ATIoNAL TIE ArRE, CHArHAK srREEr.-pooRs
) ossss.sI. 5s:s S,s': ssass sss
: Ss s.s: .s .s.ss s:s
1:f doe b I'm FEE E a.r s'
Sanchard H,rlod Hartley Mr.. Clarke; Agnes Miss Bar
s5fr fos III HgSaA
RARNUn's AMERICAN xysEJM.-P T. BARNux,
sns nn:..ssr and PToIris.ss John As
sssts lax :snss extra EOnd.y % and fuasasy. psssnssr
asss kss
1sss
Be- s,s s:nn In z Miss
ssicci 1ulwsI: nssrsstns Play q H0SEYSEysSa, e:
A.pps fa % nd III Is%sSs Ss osSss sS:
sioiisiss 70 bs seen
CHRIsrY's OPERA HoysA nEoHANIos HALL. NO
ana ns "a
ssS.n chrss nn;srs. sompr.as An s;isns and
:Ha.s =: :s.ns.s q 4 ohr:sy sSs:s sossss
s';H
''a % DSsa 'pfP e. -na w
iay Informed saturday ssrnoos concerts sss d:
Ssss sSs e Christmas and No"
No q. % cents; children under
wo m: S
2rosrsmme for this evening viii bsst
iSns s
q: % S %',a W ssTs
the S S asa up usual with
.ss,s Z. osS"sfs s Oss II
every AftsrnoOn and
ss ':Es:'a ssi
:ss M : ;:
MSss Female Eshopi.. Opera Troupe; Also Mons Gresor
ss'ss
ss and sss1s ss ana nu
s: ssaI !. X;
= s; s SI,s wh1 y vs
sstAsf WITH variety Of Interesting psrfornanses ever
a.. .ss il siE Sss. :' s % s
essts uk eentsi &Iss. s.1 cents: pssluasss lax sens
d,IRegs-Elw YORK AnPHITHEArRE. 81 BoxERY.
S-first night Of the great kossuth Pageant Monday
ss.ssss s...is.ss ss.ss h.::s. snsisl:d y. oss.
drnpls Alliance between Turkey Hungary United stsses
And Epgihnd besides great variety Of other entertain
IN the Circle together with the aIst spparanes Of
drsn under slss hsh priss Pc tx Sssss . ''AA' 'n''
w belew Nin.h. PHILADELPHIA B Lent MaAixes-En-
gagement OF the French me- Milo Louise
Touiniare Who viii appear evening and Saturday
afternoons in superb dEquitAtion ,ported BY
French end American company Of unrvAed ability form
ing Of talent hitherto unequasd In Phiadel
hia Every description Of equestrian and aorobac enteI
tsiBment here produced scale Of splsndor
passed BY In the worli Prof J. n Nixon,
Equsstrian Dir ector; Pcntland AMI Worfeil. clowns.
WANTED-TW WENTY-F1yE YOUNG LADIES FOR
w the Corps De Ballet Apply ~ Box ose Of National
yhestre.
THE BALL SEASON.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

Collins line sfeamships directly opposite the Canal
sft s s1S' 81 30 s % 81 p.r uS fo Is cent, %
Rsssursnt Of the hrs. cia connected with this sssa
blishment
NIGEL HOTEL, DALE STREET, LIvERPoeL.-S
"A Towers proprietor q the above hotel beFs meet TO
ana si,srs.ns having rsssn. been made
nss s hS Is e vSn
ing 10 comfort, whilst 70 foreigners, visiting Lssrpoo
Italian and osrmsn servants form portion s s arrange
nsnte The hotel stir atsd within few yards Of the Ex
rss sVs mIns.. sa Dock. Custom House
Railway stations has been the proprietor OF the Anse
ssser ~ Hotel sssSs ss ' sssS ).
giving devote all attention 10 the former where ne
sors 70 hsv. That hind pssnsss be h.s 80 .ss ss,n
thing win be dene eondue their asmfort sna q, meds
s ss:s r., ~ ss,s s%Isns 81 srs ss. I
sssrsss s % r.spsssssis hotel. ' e the soss. '
T'o HOTEL KEEPERS. HoUsEHOLDEns, AND TRE
Public Genersly:-A nev invention-Hsnleys swivs,
s s'a P.sss.sS Jsss.rs y isl Once.
NO. 10 North william street. New YORK This invention
S S,ssS. e. ssSIe 6n.s %; .r |
SsTsais; s s;;'s: s:n s Ann s Si
$50 Fsyorssly iIpses.sd With The mp'r,,.ne' ~, 2,
by their house and particularly |, hotels spa
SH,, Ap ,Ss ss,s ..s s
earnestly recommend these for
isisned A G. Kinsssnd. Mayer nee W k,.ss,l chef o
public e fccf 70 tSss sissss NJ III. new iny.n.I,r 4
security s ofsred 70 TIE pubic iOr merely nomn. charge
a.: ssr s t. ss .g%H s.y % % T
the heys on the same dsy.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
HOTELS.

uUDsoN RIVER HOTEL THIS HOTEL. ON TIE
Hoboksp and West streets 10 nearly oppssit
Collins line sfsamships and directly opposite the Canal
street depot of the Hudson River Railroad Rooms,
week from al 80 70 SO per night from Is cents ST.
Restaurant Of the frat class connected with this ssta
hishment
The New York herald., 1851-12-09
THE BALL SEASON.

rTHE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF JoURNEYkEN
Hers Protective Union and Bensvoent Society
will be held at Tammany Hail. Wednesday evening Dso
a0 1881. GEORGE GARLAN, President.
SEARIN0s PRIvATE DANCING AND wALTZIN0
~ Aosdeny, 80 Bond rtreetAn the daness tau xht
In tho horet possible time classes TO sut the
OF all sorees exclusively for the patrons Of the academy
DE O. BROoKEs' DANCING ACADEMY. EAGLE
H .Rooms Chrystie anA Delaney strests-A few
more uh.erses can b received fos the last new elsss.s
dren meet a. and till o'clock p. Gqnsmsn from
I'LL leH p frs. Rrookes' evening classes, for ladies
Tuesdsys Thgfsdays and irid.ys IRON eH tills Anew
ssyeiy 10 forming ATM Bs Academy and rssidsnss
~, brand street corner Bovery Early application viii be
pecesssry the number Of subscribers IL lrni.ed.
The New York herald., 1851-12-09

I 6NDON.-THE GREAT COUNTER MOVING do.
- rama and PAnorams Of the Great Metropos will open
for the first time at the etnyveesnt Broadway
evening except Sunday and Wednesday and Saturday
o'clock p n Doors open hour previous exhibit
ton. Admittance % cents.