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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-25
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
n nss eosneii & he c,y q New ferf sritssS il
sbnsnens that G.nssi Houston, Of the United ss;,s
,s% S I sss s
pos1 OFFICE. NEW rogK-NoIIcE.7TgE Walls
T..rsai-y ss ..A Isasas nsra Iss.sis e; asYss.
sl's'' ''d r'a'm' m''' y flI5lxx Psi SRapY Pm
NoIItE-A MEETING OF rBE uELas or AMAZE
~ I.r,l gss,rdus viii Be hsld :. kiss Pin Hal. seso5d
al Interested requested 90 Be y,.ss, order Of the
d. CEcsarsox, Jr. Secretary.
NJrw YORK voLUsrEsRs-You APE uERsBY No
IN ifed 70 the Mercer House this day at oeect
A. ~ for r.rsde DrssBsek clothes snd .s,ed osps ~
NEW YORK voLUNrEERs.-ruE OFFICERS AND
nsmb.r.oi the rir.t Regimen. St soisnassrs are TX
their meda.L At n oelook AN thi. day 70 dine with
a associates IN AFmi ar =: :rosss cysus sss
ID lTERsoN GAS LIGHT COMMUNICATIONS rs
hereby siy.s ss tss annual e'1ss "a "a pr.sso
81 he COMPANY in Jersey street. IN the town Of Paterson
s N: Sh day q E,sih RSs, ~; B:s r, w
srs b 81 or ''a ' JoBk DREW s.iressrT
NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS OF QUARRY uKS-AT
G g *. y S , II Sslsa s.ss
CT the COR instant ssso.t.on vas 1ssnmousy sdcptsd
% ,s.,
irr. THOMAS KINNAN, President.
BsnrroTetmv nosocHsS, Secretary
NoTIcR-TBE asMsrRs OF TgE THISTLE BESE-
IN VIOLENT Ascaisn requested 70 attend the fanera
Sinclair this (Tnesday) afternoon ct four
O'Clock from his late residence lof kesae street By order
tf the Board. CAhkSoN, Secretary.
IT n. LAND SOCIETY HOLD rHErs NRxr REGULAR
.. sps S SS ~ &. rs door, I,J
be present 70 aspect the map Of the village Of
relhsuve and prepare Tor the dravirs heir Lots
will be received aud the psblo are
bsvsd 20 stsnI Ain PERSONS who have only paid ~ intis
Ss Zee sre dsired come forward ssd h.i. ss.s
Gas kpsv, ytc'Y. wv. PAHkkhr Preet.
Interpretations win te received for members 20 o.n
Buitdne Association No and the objects and
espisised BY eesnt sentleman. wn. Parker, PresI
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SENoR FABRicIANO CALZADo, LATE CHIEF SASS
singer Of the Cathedral Of Saint Jago de Gaia pro-
fnsor OF singing sui piano, And Of the
having lev hours unoeeupsd would Ike TO smrlay them
In giving les0ns In ~ the above branches either
private stucents TO schools He also dssres 10 fnd
situation az bass ginger 10 church in this city ANY
person in want Of his Iuirs hi No
H6 Broadway, at any hour Of the day.
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PUBLIC LECTUNEs

PSYCHOLOGICAL s0CIErYsLE JTUREs.-TBE LAST
lecture " the course will be giyen by Nelson szer in
Clinton Hail. Wednesday evening" subject-Phre nology
~ Home to close with public sSaniLa AdistAnce-
fer gentlemen. l2k cents iaoies free.
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raE wORLo's FAIR.

TdE WOHLD'S FAIR.
WeRLD's FAIR Art UNION. INCORPORATED 1T
w the New yorh Lsgislature.-shsSs, IS sseh-ffty
Tri,e'. Tise 10 srst cabin psasare 40 Lcrdce ssa
every subscriber hss ent engraving Ct the
rer o. the World Pair really worth haa S.
shares limited BY tho sh.rer % incor ,eratcn spTios
uors Tor shares saouii We made iumsd sseiy remit
rise. Ss.ns. sent a. ar saa rs%,s.es MI. sss
the osmrsnys rsk All isssrs mus, prepsii arsss
made payable 10 The oaresry shseIor farlssr
i:.,,r u: sc%O.ay' sxS. .si .,ts, s Yes
York. BY or,er IrowSskND. ssoretssv.
xUoRLps FAIR.-soUraasPro N-cogrslsuroRs
w 70 the Worries Fair by the 81. lavrcnee, can bay
every ATTENTION paid 70 their business at or
). RODNEY cRosKEY
U. s. consul. southturtes;
hARFiNksu ck0skErs Co,
LIVINGSTON. sILLs . co.
wal street. Hev yerf
DissISocRs roR THR " oRLDs PaIs-P.ssAeg
ter touthanptan and Hsvre -rhe Uritsc states Nail
Meamer rrsnkn. Captsla Jams sttoa vi issvs New
ehers 10 persons wishing Loudnn durrs bs Werd
Her 'reed ssd srasssnsu,. FOR the eoner
,sss spriy to s6RrIaIR IyvnsesTos. a prsssrsy
sNsURAECEs.
TIE NEW ENGLAND 1--we STOCK INSURANCE.
II Company, Of New tsvsn. Corr-Csptal SO no-Ipsxfe
horses cattle ac, against loss from death. aeeSsat
shsss Of every dsserptisn -hsisvsr
eamu,i Kerdriek, John sss,en.
" n Brown, Alfred Kiweras
y. Lewis Taylor, Vim. Ksndnef.
SAM KsSosIcx. rr,sses.
S, New r.r h't oaes No william street, xr,s.ns RI.
change.
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MENDELssoHNs OaATORI0, "sT. PAUL" WILL
1Vl be by the New York Harmonic Sosety At the
Broadway Tabernacle the evening Of FRIDAY tho 18th
inst under the direction Of Mr. Theodore Esheld The
cheetra w be full aud effective the solos will bs
tanned BY the following artists-toprao Mrs Laurs A.
jones' Bezio Soprano Miss Leach Tenore, Mr. A. Arthur
son; Baso. Perfo moe 10 commence ~ o'clock
Tickets ST. TO be had at the PRINCIPAL music stores aud st
the door the event ing of performance.
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COpaRrNENSHIPa.
COrARTNERsHfp NorICR-THg UNpgRslcNuD
OSh.ys thi. ssy rmss eopsrssr'hip under the name
and style Of Howsnd, kichardson ana Co. for ths pur-
pete o. Misunderstanding hsllsi a. Imprsved Ball f.e-
trsph (patsned Ooto or, 1893 for hotels
private dwellings al $40 Green ich CORNER ~ Reach
street. CIAHLEs ROWLAND
LEWIS q. RICHAKDsON,
Nav IONS. Dee "a. 1850.
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HORSE FOR sALE-A COOP KIND rise LOOKING
Horse yess old ROOD in ,nsls and double hsrnes
parteusry vel saspted for oartmsn. is offered for SALE
msy teseen at Browns Livery stas No l03 liberty
o rect.
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COAL

COAL.
STxAn BOAT coAL-Is SIZE AND QUALITY TX
preJ adapted 70 stsamsrs Tor sale 81 tho ssrro.
Address Y. rYLRRh CO. PhilsasiphIa-
To COAL DRALRRs-THE svBsc RIBERs wnL EVE
And White Ash from Brosi Hountsin Of all sEes ~ tAs
lowest marhesrs.a orasr srs rsspsc fully selected.
~ ssh IS rs per tos we'll sca,sa.a and
e from utder sheds In mJ ysfd King and oren
wen strses. PsrkR CLINTON.
CoAL-6ooo BUSHELS VIRGINIA coal ApIO1
~ sureror article for tmittss aai
SD sale Io In lot, 10 sni
purchasers Apps At the coal ysrd No Clinton street.
------------------ CA AhBLER.
cLOTHiSa.
(VLornlNg-srR1No AND sUNsER CLOTHING AT
vhciesaie-Ne would call the attthtios Of merchants
rer gors Tor sprng purchases 20 oar stock u srins
ssec msuufhoure snd stys s muoh superior 70 tAss 81
ioruer season and feel ss,srsa mwst acct the
sailor eiehing dealers In AL sections 81 The ccuntry A.
o. sns trm nov Wits stodcsuy tse snrsresa Isr.
styles q goods made nso In we'll kssvn se
gsnce hnsh ane st prioes much lever than houses who
srend selsy on this market An ssre.uon o. ear stock
We prrrared Ter The ssss, for oAIferns
s'efAiAs Of svsry sesoriptien ~ tbs igvew gnsss
Rand IS J.hs erect. q Nassau
CAsr orr cJorHiTo An n FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having sny sup-raueus Cothss
Furniture very etc 70 dispose o. eaa ehsasn fair eass
price for Ae sne Ssdiss Tor ss susssrssg - resi-
street.. NO stairs. Ladies attended b Hrs. Cohen.
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MS; LEsDEasIra WILL GIVE READING FROM

M KS: LESDERNIE1 VIII CIV A KEADTNG FROM
AVA shatfpe.rs and the Ameticsn Poets Tuesday
ming bth instant At hall pact O'CLOCK suyvs
SAINT Institute. Programme follows Scenes from Mac
beth oI Scenes from Hamlet .Ab1a-
lom by n Z. Willis Trial Scene from the Merchant
Venice The Last Song of pho by Mrs Lewis
from ths Yelled Prophet Of Khorasoo By request) 1.-THE
a The dnnr
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GoLDskirHs WRITING ROOMS, 2se BROADWAY
srst corner above the Irving Hsuse Terms reduced one
hah vi fer 70 Is.ons enc hepr each. css'e- dali
L A. and "a r. ~. gentlemen. at A. N and a And
r. ~. Prvste instrvctions, t6 Fer sale Goidsmiths
Gene cf Teruanshfp, 81 30.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

ELocUII0N-rRANCfs 7. RUSSELL, PRorEssoRor
hlooution rsspeenly announces that be prepared 10
instruct olasses and indviduas Mr. classes
nnov nstrnetrg In the Theological semieary T~entieh
. rev YORK un yersity Mercantile Library
vs. sno several oersymen, lawyers aud others Who
nov VITA hin; Terp-ror scOurss Of ten private
essons 81 one hour esch $40 For classes % ten members
q zen Lessons Zach Tor course 81 f,e read
twenty i've menb 81 each Insruotions svsn Al Mr.
Rsroems No ass Broadway, or ~ private residenc.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-25

A MEXICAN MUSICAL UsIoN-THE NEgBERs OF
"a the several departu ents requested % meet this
t1uetdas1 Afternoon 81 tho usual hour
Transaction CT in p,rtsnt business.
L.r HARRISON sse'y
NJ UsIC.-A LADY, or WHOSE PROFESSIONAL
Ava abilities as Piahss, tho re-
fercr can be to take pupils
in addition 70 those she already teachng shs
instruct u EN- At their recenoes aweliins
Z. c., Herald office 49,
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90 000 TO LOAN. AT sIx PER CENT INTER
pf~,OOO est, on bond and mortgage Real Estate
in THE city Brooblyn, for three years Ao3v
to JOHN ,. COMFY. No. - Wall street. corner Of Broad
M 0NEY TO LEND.-ABRAHAMJ J. JACKSON, PAWN
lv1 broker. No 81 Reade street. Broadway loans
money Ia large or small sums .: may DO required.
Watches jevelry silver wearing apparel gooka
and personal property OF every description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-25

THE INFANT DRnaakR-THE LONG AND ANY
iously expected but of this wond rful prodigy, took
place the evening Fashingtons Birth day.
tainiy must place IL the successful debut
cord. Triper Hall ed OF whioh,
since the departure Of Lind IL has been stranger
and the Of this little great wonder breasted
doghte and satifaction unparalleled In musical annals
Bis will shortiy take place.
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JOKE WITH TIE vERkIN
N Hai hal hessrs insects,
Your ganabolr are o'er
Jberss . LyoS anon you,
On wall and door.
0ns taste Of his powder
You're gone IN . whii
Resohes, moths, ants, and bed turs,
IL kills In = jill
while, where rats and mice soamserd,
In qaiet g festu
For y. Lyons famed sl0bules.
Give 20 them q qut etus.
Tyons Magnetic Powder and Pills. Depot 40 Broadway
IhPoRTAET TO The PUBLIC.-DAyIs' CHAuPHOR-
ated AlstAster Tablet. tor the and prevention Of
shaped hands chaes (bsing reliable tubstus foe
der IN the nursery ke ehblans pin pies. and rti,n,
81 kind offered 70 the public for
time but veil Known Ebslsnd II superior 20 anything
heretofote In use for the purpose and s
qualities have already been tetsd BY VII,
pared 10 fact Sold retail neat boxs
AZ Is cents each liberal discount allowed 20 the trade
- u MORRISON, Agent,
7Sand ~ Nssssu street. First r. ,or.
11H BROADWAY, BETwEES GRAN AND BHooup
white front house h the central depot FOR tbs
mcss celebrated and tenuins patent medoines k.l-
hngers Lniment and Magic Fluid, for the hair urats
Life kalAm sotenol Pulnonie syrup, Or. 0rays uitsrs
tive ninture, HutshnGs KnApps Hibbsrds, Pseks. sud
Biahes Btter rownsends and ssra In auart
Manhattan Piasters. Dr. hsfsyond doubt sstablished
that he hiss the only article that will the hair Sold
70 suit All erormstarsc Lsrss family bottles At 81 -
per dozen, cash.
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NH seHANICy HALL, NO ara BROADWAY. ABOVE
EELLows' OPERA HOUSE, IA BROADWAY, b.

ksHLLUWb UFEHA HUUsk, III BNUADWAY, BIZ
Howard and 0ran1 street.-The manager begs to
state that the immense
Concerts sysIy evening for the las. eleven months
20 engage artists of the hst talent produce BUR-
sqIe italian Opera Soenas Rurlosque Concerts BAet
In style equal to the originals oduoed at the Italian
Opera Of this oty On wsdno.day and Saturday
Concert, commencing at r. H. tho oil
families Admission GENTS Doors AZ halt past g.
half 7 o'clock.
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upoR sALE--A BAv MARE SIX YEARS Old, 49,.
hsrds high untraned and trot her nile inside three
nirstss Ala SORE. s.dibs; eve years old, IS hands
sk minutes Apry a. the stable In Rshesnsh street
souhv o. Fifth sven,e, between the hours Of
ED INA.u.
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BOARDING, 50.

- --------~-~~.-s~s~-
ROARD WANTED.-A YOUNG LADY, truACHkR or
The lianoTcrtel ard Der sister DESTROYS Of obtaining
bosrd where the tuition q pupil win he esn.d.r.d
sufeient remeneration for her Board Address MI W.
No.t, Plat street, stating location. &c.
poARD.-A LARGE FRONT ROOM, HANDSOMELY
~ furnished suitable for gentlemen, be had
BY arpiyirs At No. COLLEGE phase.
Two SINGLE GENTLEMEN. AND A GENrtEMAN
and wife. with ht ard feimsnet tiy from time
yiousto Nay IN small geneel family house vita the
derr tmrroyenen between Grand street and Union PARK
notrrom Brcsdwsy apartments for family the seecad
hoor, with pasl large bed and closets unfu rnsh1
keferesccs exch hanged. Asdrsss" A. this once.
WANTIp-A FURNISHED aoox, IN eEsrEgL
w private family With breakfast, for fsnsemas,
shove Cni-n square. Address " at this once.
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~ Pr oprietors, James juno Co-Clovns, Johu Cos
sin and Boo Wa us-on Tuesday evening" Feb 20 the
formaBce will with The surprising AcrobAtie
Burnen Runnss in bis .cen. Of the fsherman Of Naples
M Rivers and Mise Wells will together the
equestrian ballet of he sHs PBLRD AMI SHEPHERrESS;
Mr. H. Frsnkln and Mast Franklin their Classic Pos
turing To conclude with the ef the CLOWN AND
DkNTISr-Dr. Pullikins Mr. Bscon Clown, John 0ossin.
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esnts Fan Circle IS cents Private Boxes,
S3 and ST. Orchestra Seats rs cents Doors opsn at Ga 10
,sRtsd tie new comedy called DIP LOVE ANs rue
Gourtown NJ Lester; Maj s.cok Mr. Blake Stubs, Mr..
burton; Mis- Trimmer Mrs hughes Miss Camilla thsrn,
nu kusae Cherry Bounce. Spanish Bolsro
y Ms, alters and u Tredsrio To consluds with THE
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A cyN11rsAs HAVING HAD rgR Apv.Nr.o,.

n ttntnestal eduoaon aud fully competent 70 pro
every trsnoh OF English and classical .ersturs a. also
the freftk anc Italian languages would ,cosrt o.
and buttons In respectable families HE time
ing the dsy being In professions pursIit
ssrtonstle ely Inference siven Address ID. n,
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- street Dress Circle aud PArquet cens Family Cir
OLE 20 Orchestra Stall Seats ST. Private Boxes Doors
to begin at Seloek-Tueaday evening February
called OLD LOVE AND THE NEw-Sir Aigernon Courtown
NJ Arnola Captain Sydney Courtown Brsuyham;
Trimmer Mrs. Vernon. Mile L. Ducy Barre will dance La
CIaesvisrne. After which. TaE WORLDs FAIR-Jove.
Mr. Breugham; Columbia, kis Nary Taylor To conclude
with the farce Of SUDDEN THoUGHTS-Impulse, Mr..
AYuold Mr. Dunn
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17

A CAPAc1oUs THRoAT.-The Cincinnati
Star relates the following anecdote of young
gentleman Of the south, who expended large
fortane--money, land, negroes, everything in
the course Of intemperance and profigaey.
He had just paid last years grog bill of
$500. One day he was walking in the street
very leisurely, when seeing physician on the
opposite side. be called ont to him to come
over.
Doctor said he, L wish you'd just take a
look into my throat
.fdon't discover anything. SIR said the doc
tor.
You don'ip said he. why that's strange
will you be just kind enough, sir, to give an
other look p
Really, SIR said the doctor, after a second
leok,' 1 dontsee anything.
mol why doctor there is a farm, ten thou
sand dollars. and twenty negroes gone down
my throatl'
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17

Miss Susan Nipple gives loud certificate
in favor of some of the popular patent medi-
cines Of the day. She was suffering from
general debility. sick headache, heart burn,
indigestation, tape worms constipation, rheu-
matism, in the back, shoulders, and hips. and
besides these she didn't "feel very well herself
more'n half the time" AT length, she says
Il was brought very low, so that my most
impudent friends didn't know me, and the re-
gular faculties didn't expect me to live from
one end TO other.
"About this time friend recommended. as
the last resort. that should try few bottles
Of the Pictorial Oxinuted Compound Saxfa-
rlla Extract of Wild Cherry Wine Bitters,
satisfaction giving or money refunded, to be
well shaken before taken, destroy the label
as soon as possible, no pay no cure, beware
of counterfeits-none genuine unless the pro-
prirtor is on the wrapper. / took three dozen
bottles Of this truly invaluable medicine and
il gave immediate reliefin three months.
Personally appeared the said Susan Nipple
as aforesaid, and sworc to the foregoing, and
said she'd be darned--if il wasn't true.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17

Advices from Santa Fe to the lst of April
have been received at St Louis. The Apa-
ehes had been very troublesome. but a Treaty
of Amity had been efetced with them
through their CHIEF, Chacen, by which he
bound himself to keep the peace on penalty
os forfeiting his head. The Mexicans are vel
pleased with their new government since the
power has been taken from the hands of militia
~ Business was quite brisk at Santa Fe, and a
number Of mills are being constructed in the
sseighborhood The election for territorial
officers was to come off in few weeks The
mail Was met on the 18th Of April at Middle
Cnnraroua The Apaches had made several
demonstrations aud menaces of hostility on
che route, A Mr. VIM. Bent had sent out a
dispatch to the Camanches and Kansas to
trade and treat. and they were expected in a
few days Few Indian have BEEN seen on
she route and the party were unmolested.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17
TIle Iafe 81. GrfzzIe.

A very worthy fisherman. By the name Of
Grizzle. was droWard some time since. and all
search for fIis body was unayailing. After il
had been in the water some months. il was
discovered floating en- the surface. and taken
80 the shore, whereupon Mr.. Smith was dis
patched to convey the intelligence TO the af-
fiictrd widow.
Mr Smitll--EeA. Mrs Grizzle, ne have
found MrGrizzis.s body.
Mrs Grizzle-You don't say sol
Mr S-Yes. we have; the jury has sot on
Il and fuand Il faH Of eeEs.
Mrs G.-Yoa don't say Mr. Grizzlies body
IS full Of eels.
Mr. S-YeS it is. and we want to know
what youwiIl have done with il
Mrs G-Why. how many eeis should you
think there is in hinas
Mr. E.-Why. about bushel
Mos G--Why. then. think you had bet
ter sead the eels up to the house and set him
again,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17


Captain Ellery leit San Juan in The Eng
'lish steamship Severn. for Chagres. on the
10Th April and came home from the latter
place in the steamer North America arrived
as N. Y. Wednesday.
He brings the gratifying news ot the entire
withdrawal Of the British naval forces at San
Juan. the probable immediate abandonment OF
the ridiculous Mosquito proiectoralc by the
English and the surrender back to the Nicar-
apnan Government Of the port of San Juan.
and all the territory over which the British
have so long unjustly held sway
The odious negro police was to be done
away with in six weeks, when, it was reported
the entire government of the place and con-
troll 0f tho territory would be gwen up to the
Nicaraguan government.
Al San Carlos the Nicaraguan authorities
were preparing adetachment of soldiers and
the proper officers. to move down to San Juan
as soon as che English evacuate.
This new turn of affairs has already began
70 inspire confidence and activity among all
classes Americans as wei as foreigners are
beginning 10 settle. and in short time, San
Juan. ifthe English stick to the treaty, will
become place Of importance and extensive
business.
The engineering corps Oh the American
Ship Canal Co. we're at San Carlos, awaiting
the arrival of funds from n. York.
The new road from San Juan del Sur on
the Pacific, 10 Point virge on Lake Nicaragua
IL miles had been commenced. The trees
had been felled, a7d mule track opened
This is the new route 70 be opened il June
next. when passengers from San Francisco
viii come down in steamers to San Juan del
Sur, thence across that splendid sheet of wa
terby steam 10 San Carlos, and thence down
the San Juan river. 95 miles to the port Of
San Juan on this side. where the steamer
Promethrus, and others. viii receive passen-
gers for New York and New Orleans.
Capt Ellery corroborases the statement in
regard to the reward Of one thousand dollars
being offered for the arrest of an American
named j. Calverly Hall, who is charged with
the murder Of Nicaraeuan police officer at
Granada. Hail. il appears. had been guilty
of fraudulently obtaining money, and war
rant was issued for his arrest. On the officer
presenting himself to conduct him to prison,
Hall shot him dead, aud made his escape
This is The fellow who recently arrived at New
Orleans. and told so many base stories about
the Nicaragu,sns. stating that their esteem for
Americans had suddenly changed.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17
sudden Intcrruption Of a Lady's
To5Ref.

A day or two sipce.a lady living on Bi ddle
streetbeiween tenth and eleventh. was engaged
before her mirror 10 going through her toilet
from her as the entire front wall Of the
building parted company with its Reighbors
and with Tremendous crash fell into the
street The lady in utter astonishmepi
at the suddeness of the motion was left
standing in dishabille, though siugularly enough
eatirely uniHjured. In consequence of the re-
cent grading of the street the earth beneath
tie wall had been partially removed. and its
sudden giving way was the cause Of the ,acci-
dent [St Louis Intelligencer.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17
Leather and Findings.

Sole and uppeFleather,
kip skins, french and
c o m m o n. calf skins.
morocco, roam. lining
and binding skins.
Lasts and pegs, shoe
hammer. pihcers, pun
ches and Tasps,
Pegging and sewing
avis. pat. heIvee, COM
mon do, sand stone.
sparables, gum. kit files,
shoulder sticks, sh o Q
SADDLE AND H.
A full assortment of
Buckets. rings. teFrets,
pad hooks, swivels, cock
eyes. breechiHg loops,
snaf1es, null & ring bits
stirrups.
Breast & rein Snaps,
pad screws, ornaments
brass revets & nails, FO-
seits. martingale rings.
& all the Trimmings nec-
eSsary for a harness.
Carriage makers
Iron axeIs. steel springs
wagon boxes, iBaleabIe
iron. & carriage bolts.
Brass & silver hub
bands, sand bands, dash
frames, & seat handles.
Patient leather. pat.
cloth, satineti, damask,
broad &. narrow lace,
& lace Iacks.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17
READY MADE CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SHOES
THE PEOPLES GROCERY.

IJAS just received lot of the best FRENCH
Ii BRANDIES ever brought TO the place:
%""" N~NN NE,
The pure juice free from drugs or tcater; real old
Holland Gin; Monongahela Whiskey, Santa Crus
Rum; common Brandy; all of u hich will be sold by
the gallon, cssk. or quart and in less quantities for
medicinal purposes, cheaper than the same quail
tiles have ever been sold in Sanduskv county,
Good Whisky only twenty five cents gallon.
Also the best lot of common and Fancy Candies
in town.
POOLS Flour. the best brand in the county, in
barrels and half barrels always ON hand.
Remember the cheap Grocery, opposite Belts
Store.
JOHN SHRENK,
Agent for Nj. A. SHKENK.
Fremont May 10, 81.