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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

A dayortwo since, as Mr. Solomon Reed
OF Dorset, VT. was cutting wood at some
distance from his house, very large bear
stole up behind and ordered him to stop.
He let fly his axe at Bruin, but it missed,
and Bruin in turn let fly at him. Solomon
then seized club and laid the blows upon
his shaggy adversary so heavily that it
broke, and he began to think he should
have to knock under. Not having the
wherewithal to knock him with, he made
use of his fists, expecting every moment
that he should be compelled to cave in
Adreadiul hug followed, and the two rolled
over on the ground like couple of wrest-
lers in ring. Not liking to bear it in this
fashion, Solomon made desperate effort,
got Bruin under him, holding his head
down, and sitting plump astride of the
beast. The latter, however, soon began to
"bear" "up-and all at once took to his heels
like an infuriated bull-Solomon ell the
while still astride, and compelling the bear
to follow his own nose with as slight de-
Walton of his jaws from straight line as
possible. On they drove at a furious rate
the rider and the ridden-the former en-
deavoring to makea bride out ofthe bcar's
ears, and the bear striving as hard to make
a bit out ofthe mans arm. Solomon be-
gan to fear, at the rate he was going, that
his steed was fast taking him into whole
nest of bears, and probably sohIoquized-
Better to lear the ills we have
Than fly to others that know not Of
While in this predicament, Mr.. Reed 8
son happened to overtake them on their
journey, and settled all uncertainties, by
Immediately knocking the bear in the head
with his axe. Mr.. Solomon Reed got some
scratches in the scuffle, and Bruins "a,
carcase to boot-which. by the way he i'm
mediately salted down for family USE
LosceH Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

An honest, industrious peasant in Picar-
dy, being observed to purchase weekly
five loaves, was asked what occasion he
could possibly have for so much bread
"One," replied the honest fellow, 'I take
myself, one / throw away, one | return,
and the other two lend'' "How do you
make thatoutl" Why" returned the pea
SAINT, "the one which take for myselfis for
my own use; the second, which / throw
away, is for my mother in-law; the loaf /
return is for my father; and the other two,
which lend, are those with which keep
my two children, in hopes that they will
one day return them to me.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
How 10 do il.

There is good sound sense in the follow
ing advice to young men and women, who
are thinking Of matlimony. Its from an
article by Grant Thorburn, inthe last num-
Der of the Home Journal.
There is nothing to be gained in dang
ling for twelvemonth aftera sensible wo-
man, talking stuff-words with
out wisdom. Tell her your wish Ike a
man, and not like a blubbering school-boy.
She will not trifle with your affections: and
if there are three grains Of common sense
own before month has passed: See the
history of Rebecca, in Genesis 24th chap
ter 37th verse: When Abrahams servant
had concluded the preliminary contract
with Mrs. Laban on the part of her daugh-
ter, to become the wife of Isaac, the old
man was anxious to get home, to show his
young master the bOnRy lass he had
brought him; the mother wished him to re-
main few days, to recruit himself and his
camels. He persisting, it was finally re-
ferred to the daughter. We viii cali iine
damsel, and inquire at her mouth said the
mother, wilt thou go with this mani Re
becca replied, Il will 60
There was noble girl for you. No
tear starting from her black eyes; no whin-
ing, nor simpering make-bclieve, nor mock
modesty; but what her heart wished her
bps uttered. Like an honest maiden, she
replied, i viii go Now, young lady,
go thou and do likewise. When the man
whom you prefer above all others in the
world, says, viii you go with mel an
swer i viii 60
By-the-bye, ladies, when you wish to
read a true simple and unsophisticated
love-story, just read over thetwenty-fourth
chapter Of Genesis"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

IL lying about Eve miles from Lynchburg and
of mile from the road leading from Lynchburg TO
Amherst Courthouse, and bounded by the lands
owned by Mr.. Ridgway, Capt. WingGeld. Mrs Hill
aud others. With thc exception of less than FIVE
of old field, ii is all very remarkably heavy
timbcrcd, well watcred, lies well for cultivation,
and is very good tobacco land. 1t will be sold ei-
thcr in small lots in body, a credit,
ton, at tho Market House in Lynchhurg, Satur-
day the 10Th Of April. 1851, between II and j. o.
clock. PHELPS & son, Aueiioneers.
ot-lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

The nnusket that kicked the boy over,
has been arrested, and made to give bail.
The plea that it was cooked" at the time.
was ruled out Of Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

IL CAPTAIN MURRAY bcgs TO inform his Pu-
nils that he will commence his second course Of In
sfruetion in the above beautiful Art, on Tuesday,
the 4rh inst-, when he hopes receive a eontinu-
nnee Of the patronage so literally bestowed ON him
since his sojourn in Lynehburg.
Jan 13-fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
Miscellaneous.
TOIIN G. MURRELL, ATToRNEYA A

y LAW, CAMPBELL CouHT-IiorsE, VA, viii at
tend the Courts of Campbell, Appomaftox and
Pitfsylvania. and the Circuit Courts OF Halifax,
Bedford and Lynchburg.
Ian 1G-wIv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL

MUSfC.-MRS. MURRAY begs q inform
her PUPILS that she has removed from her late resi-
dcnce on the bill to Madame Henriques', where
she will be happy to receive them, or attend at
their residences as usual.
Jan l3--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

A lady may sometimes take an offered
place at public gathering, concert or a
lecture, but a lady will never ask it, by
word or look, as her right.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

The man that rides the nightmare, it i
said, has challenged the telegraph 70 tros
fifty miles before wagon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
oCNOO1..A YOUNG MAN. VIII,

- il qualified to teach the Latin, Greek, and
French Languages, and Mathematics, including Al
zebra md Geometry, and who has hod some expe-
ricnce in teaching, wishes TO procure immediate
employment in that line Of business for the remain
der OF the year (say or months) Communica-
tions addressed (post paid) to |. IL. W., New Lon
don, Campbell county, Va, will be promptly at,en-
ded to. He viii give satisfaction to his ability
TO teach, and his moral character To prevent un-
necessary communications, he viii say that he must
have a salary ut the Of $500 and board foI ten
months mar G-5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

How can the people of California be
legal voters, when they are nearly all mi
Reys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

NOTECE.-THE COPARTNERSHiP now
Y existing under the style and firm of CURLE
& JORDAN, will be dissolved ON the first day of
january, 1851, by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against the concern, requested to
bring them forward for settlement before that time;
those indebted are expected to settle.
GEORGE G. CURLE.
CHARLES L. JORDAN.
n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
.. aAoUIRE. W. c. BAYR. j. W. ATKISsos.
NAGUIRE, BANE Il CO., FOR

CHANTS, 1874 Second Sfreet, Patsburgh.-Libcr-
al advances made consignmcnfs
Goods consigned to care for rc-shipmeni, will
receive immediate despatch.
March 3-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

~ n OYSTERS!-The subscriber has
NM received. for sale cheap $50 gallons
w PICKLED OYSTERS, the finest ever
brought to this market al : 25 per gallon.
Also FRESH OYSTERS, IN he she'll, at 81 90 per
bushel, or 81 per gallon, opened.
nar 2O--ts JOHN j. HYDY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

Hon. W. Toward. Charge at Copenhagen. has ask
ed to be recalled. and the request complied with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
nEWOVAI,--MRs. LANKFORD

ID DEMOvAL.--MRS. LANkFORD ha- re-
Il u moved TO the tenement over the store Of Mes
srs. Paync & Bell She returns her thanks to her
customers who have Patronized her for many
wears, and bcgs them that she is prepared
TO do any kind of fMAN1UA-HAkLNG with de-
gree Of ncataess no, surpassed any where. Her old
patrons and the public generally particularly
qucslcd call her, feeling assured of her ability
IA rive cntirp safisfnction mar 20-9w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
Building Business


in all its various branches. His stock on hand is
very large, and of the best the market affords He
viii keep constantly on hand large supply of sea-
soned Lumber, as he has heavy contracts for Lum-
Der, and will be in receipt of every month"; and will
sell on accommodating terms to those vino may ia
vor him with call
1t has been rumored that the subscriber intends
quit the business he would correct that error by
stating that he may be found at his old stand on 18th
Street. the reservoir, in close attention to
his ow n business. From additional facilities added
10 his business, he feels satisfied he will be able to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage, his personal attention shall be
given to all Jobs entrusted to him. and he will have
altogether experienced workmcn. both in the Brick
and Carpenters Business. He wishes to employ for
the next year five six first rate Brick Masons. and
several first rate Carpenters. None other than the
best woramcn need apply.
He wishes to hire a number of common laborers
for making brick, also some fifteen or twenty boys
from 10 to IL years age for such he win pay hbe
raj prices and mistake.
Dec. SLAP GEO. G. CURLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
ALEX. ~. n'arrFEr. THos. B HoLcoMBE.
McGUFFEY Il HOLCOMBE, AT

lyl TORNEYs AT LAW. CIScIysAu Ono,
will attend to all business copmitted to their care
in the various courts Of the city. They will also
rive prompt attention TO collections. Mr.. Mctiuf-
fey is Commissioner for all the States of the Union,
TO take deposi,ions, &c.
Address-McGuifey & Holcombc Cincinnati, O
hio. April 1-12n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23
AsIUsEMENTs IN DRoOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDENS, BROoKLYN.-ADNIssION
NI % cents priyste boxes Brougham's Lyceum Com
pany Wednesday evening July g. the performances to
s9mmenes by reqyest with the pSpnsf comedy Of THE
Captain Murphy Mcguire, Mr. IL. b. Phillips Charles Tor
MT. ID. Palmer; Lady Sowerby Creamy MIRA Dunn
widow Dalmsiue Miss Croker; Mrs. Torrens, Miss Julia
Gosld Irish Lit by Miss ~ Tayleuse and Mr. Fletcher
aion 1.-THE author John Brcugham, ESQ., THE WORLD
FAIR, OR COLUMBIA IN THE CLOUDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23

ID, new etesmsiip COLUMBIA Will Ply between ssa
Innoteco snd rors IN Oregon awaiting At the former Hor
ths arrival o the mails and from PAnsmh s.,
tsturnnr without DELAY eth the mai and fo
eas steamer from San Francisco.
regular line Of propeilers will be for the
ortaticn 81 freight and transient pssseaers between 70
tf.ra and Ban lrsnoisco.
The we'll Known steamship SARAH SANDS, % 1ep ,oe
prthen rev under charter W the company End peculiarly
ommod,ous IA her cabin arrsnsmsns viii be kept rsnnirs
ns an extra family boat
enc q ts seoy steamers will kesp up IN. cOnnsOsoa 10
6reen Acapulco and the other Mexican p0rts.
The ocnneoton IN the Atantio will be maintained b. u
Taited ststss mail steamships
nEoRGIA 81. ROW tors. CRnscENT CITY Tn s,a,
QUO $4,000. 500 tone. CHEROkEE a. .i,SD soas
BMPfRE CITY. .2WO tone PHILADELPHIA Wtous
Leaving New ROrs for Chssfes ths lith G,h Of
fnonth.
The nsv steamships FL DORADO aus FALoou viii,
direct line betvsea New Orleans md Ct isavinz
ieh periodic win insure little detention as pssse %
ths Isthrus, and forming with the Psciao stesushps
nrough line 70 and from New Orleans ports IN ness
California and OrsEou. Passages from Nov ORLEANS
D. secured from Arnstsonz LswraBon Co.. ssnss - N
The fsre fcv sAyeurh sse.s src VIEW vsfS b s.a Fg,s
800 hse been reduced from
k<n1. In etats rooms, 90 $50
SOC In lower cabin. - f2Ft
fzp, IN stecrays 70 ei03.
The rats iron Rev Fsrk 70 cEsErsa vi. lows
ciepted By ear safe espler tctsgl these Esrt
al . s1ut5 g,rest AL ~ Sasr a~nsy IT Woss swfos
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July a, 1851.


: July 4, 1851.
SCONCERT, BALL AND SUPPER
- MIR. PEABODY,
THE american Minister and Mrs. Lawrence
iii =
* CARTE De s0UPER. :
= roTAGrs :
: po..ss Ia Refine, Pstass Printanisr, :
fotase la Itsiienns.
rSrEsss. :
:. Cotsiette. dAsnesu ags Copcombcrs
Cotelcttes dAgneau aek Polite Pos :
Cotelettes dAgpeau ltalenne =
me: & y ySI.IIs ~. .st cA 9s,g.
Fiets de Voisiiie aux Pots 81 aus ArPcrres. -
saade de Bonsrd de volsc Flot de sole. Eerevisses
M,yennaisc de Volatile. de uomsrd. Fiieide Sells
s:Rssa 81 ygsi.o s.s:s.; q Yea.
: Les Gslistinss De b sSi a Ia BourSsa. :
Ps,es Do Volatile De Lsvrsut 40. Truaes De Pe-lEori =
Pat dc Bsurro ls Brsise. :
= Creme Dc Cerses De Soysu. Entree ct de VAnc. =
Creme dAnsaas. :
Blancmsnge. Bohemian. Parisienne. =
L. chsriottes Raises lI.suenne. !:
: oelse la MasedsIn,, dAnsa de or'nss. CirOn' !:
y
= lie CateauK Ia FRANCHISE.
3 Les Noussu Ia yeneticnne. Ia Royal ala Creme (,
rauIrs.
Pine APPLES HOthOvse Grapes, Peaches, Neetarnss,
Strawberries.
TuF DRESSES.
cannot attempt 10 describe the tresscs worn on hi
occasion The ladies appeared in court drees. with
profusiop Of diamonds and iewery Miss Burtet
Coutts shone rependent in this article some ladies car
ried immense fortunes their nects and rss and pen
dent from their The hair was decorated with
choice artificial flowers, rated generally In neat an
tasteful plaits and folds Among the dresses of inc
dies which all Of the most splendid and magazine
descfiptcDs with profusiop Of costly lace besides dis
monds and jewellery tastefuly disposed was " e no
tced the handsome Mrs pennfnan, OF Philsd slphia
also Mrs Joshua Bates; Miss Irapsr Mics Daf OF Ne'
York. and the beautiful Ars sturgi. lady OF fr sturg.
the American partner OF the great house o Rarings
London; also the Misses Pennington, OF New Jersey
all those were dressed In the most msgn cent and os
style With many Others whose names great was III
crowd I could not ascertain Fig 81 hundred guef,
were present. the invitations issued amounted to 0C
Of tbese rresent about 500 were rleric II
marked bv all that the Duke Ct wellington was ei
trrmry courteous and eracc = 70 the Americans pr
sen.rd 10 him receiving th' ~ with marked coriisit
esrecially the American 'aiiss With al % whom
shook hands IN the mc :, hearty manner
10. which NJ 80 s'olrk n vas the extreme iOrne
Of The lndcs' dresf the shcrl1evs protruted shove
lawn. sil and >rusliss, sni other pc,s we're rssisa
nsAtd' fF.eft vese q ec.Esei ssns stssp+'Ai = u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23
TO CONTRACTORS,

DROPosALs FOR CoAI.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be rectivcdst he Once Of the Quarterm sstcr q u
hsry Acsdemy until the 9Th day 81 August next for the
delivery on the public vhars at West Point N. u, Of 500
tone lst quality coal t22D lbs per tony "a follows, viz
Goal 60 be delivered BY the 9th day OF September
100 tens white ssh, stove sire Coz tons white ash broken
and screened 800 tons rti ash breten ard screened Ton
cent the lat cargo, viii BE- retained until compstion
~ The order. Proposals 70 be addressed
LIEUT. r. SMITH, Quarternaster L, 9. Nil. Academy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23
AMUSE mENTs.

Tsss, fryas ho1. =" i poars s ssnr e
s1s Eayi Family sai the Sisters
which Ttl s s* ns and @
X sas ballet ssSs
GREEN isp'f 90 wn ths
Harlequin Francois Ravel.
ITALIAN OPERA, AT CASTLE GARDEN-MAx MA
First spaoT s cents
"a the opera Of
Amina. .sgnOra A. Boso
Lisa. Sisrora Costni'
ElNlno .oisnor Saisi
Count Rodolfo. sisnor Marni.
Doors open at 6 Performances to commence q, seocS
MECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
sAs sss
SSess in Sis y
.ss 1sssss
informed tha.e saturday Afternoon Concerts iii DO
EELLows MINsrRELs AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI.
streets open every night This Celebrated and eeisns
s
iSa ha one the mos; spacious and best ventilated
concert to o'clock An sonocri
Wednesday and Saturday. for the especial
dation OF families, commencing at O'Clock, p II.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-LAsT
week but one of the seasonGeo Lea sole proprietor
AdmsionSeats in Private Boxes 50 cents Sage Seats
S1 cents Boxes. oents; Parluet l2i cents Elegant
saloon performances every afternoon and evening" Enter
tsnment commence in the afternoon at three o'clock and
in the evening at eight o'clock The entertainments
varied an select and such be other
Of amusement in Few York, consisting of Leas Female
the largest and at the time the most talented
the United States troupe of Model Artists. who
cted for their beauty and figure and who personate
Der of beautiful tabeaux taken from the pictures ancient
and msdern tines of Arab Girls who through
variety feas Of strength and dexterity Madame
line the only Female Juggler in the world of
Marble satuary unegn allied in the world together with
variety of interesting performances afternoon and
evening. For particulars see bills Of each day
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
resort now open TO visiters throughout the day from
IA M to T. NJ 1t 10 the largest and beautiful
In this country and the view from the upper galleries
noble bay and harbor alone worth the price II
AdmisaiOn-ope shilling.
Il NICKERBOCKER HALL, CORNER OF EIGHTH
IA and Twenty third stree-Splendj variety of
Ethiopian night this week. by Whites
comnrsiDg Of the eff ent and talented
Doors at half concert to at O'clock
C. WHITE Manager.
ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES, GARDENS WATER
l. ing places, other public places
Museum 15 Chstham square will be dseugsged for three
weeks in the OF few days. and would be happy TO
make engegements with responsible either for
night longer The company can be decreased or
nal entertainments, than any company existence. For
terms &c. apply 10 GEO LEA. proprietor and manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23

EroR BAN FRANCISCO DrRECT-DfsPATCH LINE
VI 1hs and elegant Ne- York built clipper HOR-
NET, Captain Lawrence, at pier No. 10 " having Oh.
Greater portion OF her engaged and rapidly going
bosri expected 70 sail about the let August From
Gtken the construction Of this vesse confidently
otei she will make the quickes, made 20 san Fran
II. ". UTTON. - wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23

INDUSTRIAL BONE ASSOCIATION. NO. i-PPoPC-
sals for Draining and grading The lands this as5cia
ion viii b reserved t Tho arst day o August yi, 81 D.
OVER 90 Broedvay and BY John stephens the grounds
Beet Chester ~ ethev ~ which pses the rlao sciG
taHon' sss AZ rs.sss-y tn',r- 1900 verss sE Is -sts
8tF ,Rsa22d. s. s.. g. .e..~ avs. e.. a q.
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FNHEATRIcAJ SOTICE-THE RICHMOND (VA.)
Theatre will BE opened the early
September under the management of John s. Potter
Ladies and gentlemen of Acknowledged talent
oiy wishing engagements for OF ten months. VIII
address. paid John Potter Hotel
New York apply to c. T. PARSLOE Thear cal Agent,
tons heat tire. 49,
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DACIrIO NAIL STEAMSHIP CosPANy.d oSLl
III Through Lane for California and Oregon -rhs pvtiit
informed that under the Of this Con
sny steamers inspected and approved by the Navy Depart
carrying the United States mails will
leave and San Francisco the t and sth day
month unless detained BY unsvodabs accident and VI
soush 81 Acapulco, San Diego, and Monterey. 49,
The foiis wing steam packets belonging To the fscho b
Haamsfr nv Pacific. Of which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23

E2R SAN VIA RIO All is.
GATE. Of 2tD tons burthen, Garlic r. Patterson. U.
navy Comm ander will have quick despatch for San Fr.r-
CISCO stopping a. RIO snd Naparaso The Golden Gate hS
Len built . carry e mails between Panama sod sss
Francisco double iron braced. and has unsurpassed
somnedRton for passengers. For passage, apply 70
ROWLAND n ASPINwALL. 81 South street. ". Y.
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THE WATERING PLACES.

DAyILIoN HOTEL, NEW RoCHELLE-THIs DEAU-
tfuy situated famiy mansion is nov prepared 70 &C.
families and others for the reasouses
terms. Communications left at the Clinton Hotel will BE
attended to.
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DAcIYIc MAIL STEAMSHIP ooxPAyY.-oSLr

Through Line-F Redueed-on Saturday. July 81 a.
o'clock m TIE splendid double engine steamship cue
3OkkE so burthen Benry Windle. commander win
sail precisely st o'clock NJ from her pier At the foot OF
~ R. with the Government ais direct TOT
sIsvsns and Chsgres Chsgres psssensen trsnstsrred
the spen did double engine steamship fALCON
vita GUAR mail steamship NUkrHEkNEk
60 sail Panama about the 5th Of August For
paa apply at the once 81 South street OF ~ ~ West -
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A CARD-PR0FEssOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT
a Wizard Of the North begs most respectfully to inform
che citizens the United States that he purposes
the steamship Atlantic on the twentythrd of July aud
"a in this cty eSry in sepsmssr 10 As
grand Soirees Fsntatque the particulars of which will
detailed in future and solets
their
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ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES, GARDENS. WATER

ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES GARDENS. WATER.
ing places other public places Of
ofNew York city The company attached to the franklin
Museum 5 Chatham will be dsengaged for three
weeks in the Of few days. and would be happy TO
make engagements with responsible either for
night LONGER. The company be decreased
rented desired and give more diversified and org
nal entertainment, than in existence. For
terms Sc, apply 10 GEO. LEA. proprietor and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23

~ This oeiebrated henagerietho largest and best
Quoted in tho known almost every animal
znown to natural history and which has received
srcnags and applause of hundreds OF thousands of
respectable and sellgeh people of the United States
sest commenced most brilliant campaign and will
ss the principal cities and towns Of New England the
following order vzKepne bunk Me- Saturday July 18th;
Saeo. Me- honda 2st; Portland Me- Tuesday and We'd
aesdAy I'D and sd Yarmouth. Me-. Thursday 9th, Bruns
fsek Me- Friday, 18TH Bath. Me- Saturday 10Th; Wscas
et, Me-. MONDAY, 18th; Dsmariscotta Tuesday, 18th.
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nppos,rIoN TO MoNopoLY-INpErENpENr TN

snPPOsirtoN TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINZ
w Chasres direct and through tickets for California
at further reduction 10 prices The new aud spendid
utsanship BROTHER JONATHAN, the fastest and best
rentiiat "a s,esnship in the world LOO ton. repstsr
quire Commander will sail for Cbagres direct Monday
July o'clock r. M from Per3 North river AS the
old Monopoly Line, aided b. government patronage are
enabled commissions TO runners, and mo-
.',opoe valuable services the Independent Line ~
proper sss have concluded 20 make further reduction oil
70 cont Tor the direct beneht OF the travelling public
Ereighs 81 sent. 70, cube loot Tor sh. or 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IL CHATHAM SouARE-LA

EAsTLE GARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
~ resort IL to vters throughout the day
"a. N. to r. N. II 10 the largest and beautiful
In this country and the view from the upper galleries Of
noble bay and harbor alone worth the price
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