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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-04

SPEECH OF GOVERNOR MEANs-It may be
that the present governor will be the last OF the
State Of South Cnrolina--nor could we wish
the executive reins in better hands, The speech
Of His Excellency on Friday last, at the close Of
the encampment week, was in truth splendid af.
fair. His force and elegance of defamation, rem
ders him at oil time an interesting speaker; but
amid the glare Of military show--the poddinQ
Of pumes, and the martial strains of music, he
becomes still more impressive. But it is less
with the manner, than the matter, Of his speecl,
we have to do--and It is with the latter we are
most pleased He was in favor Of the co-opera-
ton of the Southern States with South Caro-
lima, if that cooperation could take place but
he expressed himself as en- rely hopeless o.,
that point. The battle, If fought at all, must
be fought by South Carolina-singly and alone.
she must meet the issue-and in his opinion,
the question was one, either of separate State
action, or submission-and he was for the for
mer He conjured those who differed in re-
spect to cooperation, not to distract the State.
by raising party-hut to join as one man, in
the common cause. His speech was indeed
worthy of the man and the cause and South
Carolina must feel with him as her head in his
own words-that though it take strong arms.
and stout hearts to defend her rights, vet these
stout arms and strong hearts are hers. - Cam.
Journal, May 81.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-04

NEW POsT OFFICE DE-RAKGEMENr The
Postmaster General has issued Instruction.
to his deputies, by which all letters directed to
places in New England are to be sent direct.
without the Intervention of distribution Office
the distributing Office at Petersburg to Ia
transferred TO Richmond and one in Kentucky
and the one in Huntsville abolished. It is pre-
snmed, that this policy has been adopted for the
sake of the greater economy, which the reduce
ton of the postage, by law of the last session
of Congress, seems to render necessary in con-
Quoting the affairs Of the Department. We
have nothing to say of the Instructions" aa
they affect other sections, but We are satisfied
that the adjustment of the distributing Office at
Huntsville, will prove highly detrimental to the
interests of this community and large portion
Of North Alabama and the adjacent counties Of
Tennessee. There are now, and have been for
months past. great arrangement and delay in
the transmission of the mails. They have sell
dom, if ever, been greater. within the memory
of the oldest inhabtant" For instance, let
ters and papers mailed at Charleston for Hunts
vile, have been from Is to 10 days coming.
and letters and papers are frequently two OF
| three weeks passing from Huntsville to Tusca-
loosn, Montgomery. &c, and rice versa. Some
of the more candid Wings, who used to find
fault with Cave Johnson, are almost ready to
pronounce him jewel of postmaster and his
transg essions and shortcomings venial, COM
pared with Halls Where there used to be one
capein of the mails, there are now twenty
water-hauls-and it has been proposed to petit
ton Mr.. Hall to abolish the post office here, 80
that our citizens might provide a safer, surer
and more expeditions arrangement for carry
ing the mails bv private express.
We really think that this new postal de-range-
ment deserves the public attention, and that a
general remonstrance against it ought to 90 up
TO the Postmaster General, to prevail upon him
TO g take a step backward" and withdraw his
instructions" as far as regards the Huntsville
office. That is false economy, which saves
expense to the department by sacrifice of the
public interests.-HuntspiHe Alabama Eemocrdf
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-04

Having now said what intended on the
immediate question under consideration, J avail
myself Of the opportunity to reply to the objec-
tons which have been made to the proposition
offered in an earlier stage Of this discussion, to
esds 10 tho new States the lands lying within
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-04
the death 81 iohh Fostss. printer. tkS did h
Dorchester Massi. the 9th Sep. 1861, written BY
the Rev. Joseph Cspon ofTOps6eld:

The death 81 3ohh Fostss. printer. VITO did IL
Dorchester, Mass. the 9th Sep. 1861. written BY
the Rev. Joseph Cspon, ofTopsfisld:
eyed though with dust thy body soiIed be,
Yet at the resurrection we shall see,
A fair edition, and Of matchless worth,
Free from errata. ne er in heaven put forth,
IT'S but word from God the great Creator;
II shall be done when he says Lnprimatur -
THE REV. URIAH CAKES.
The following is the title of 40 election SER
mon preached by this gentleman in 1874 before
"The ancient and honorable artillery company
of Boston" "The unconquerable, all conquer
ing, and more than conqueriDg souldier IN the
successful ware which the believer wages with
the enemies of his soul"
PRINTING IN AMERICA.
The first printer in the British colonies in
America was Stephen Daye, who was brought
out to Boston by the Rev. Mr.. Glover in 1889
and commenced business in Cambridge under
the direction Of the president Of the College,
without whose permission and that of the sew
eral courts he could print nothing. The press
continued many years monopoly, and was en-
tireIy subjected to the pleasure Of the several
courts. The Puritans were great stcklers for
their own liberty, but not that of others. The
first newspaper published in the colonies was
The Boston News- Letter" printed by authority,
by Bartholomew Green, in April, l704. 1t was
subjected to the severest censorship, and it was
not till the general prevalence ofthe revolution
airy spirit, that the press exercised particle Of
freedom.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

HociIrsrER, sept 10 lsJl.
The preparations for the fair. wish opens to-orrov,
are on the argest and most magnificent scale. The
Fr,aest excitement and hustle prevails. Railroad
f'en ell points ov,roaied that they from two
10 four hours behind time The hotels overfiowng
Fortunately the weather has changed else peopls would
b suoeatd The price Of tickets to the grand festival
Ttursjsy evening. Ia ten dollars TIE mittee
bsv@ sent 20 New York for fssn lred dollars tn
O. filvrr ware.
un Friday Senator Douglas viii deliver the address
Every kind cf anUssmsnt II In requisition inciiirg
concerts. shows. and magic performances. A mlrriei
lady ~ Eto,er cos:uu scry pretty in the
this evening with two chlron from The East she
straw tat frocA and trOuscrthe latter the same
mems they created quite fur5ro-all stared aud
some laughed lu, she passed. through IN, dcn-c crowi
to n csrraae In waiting. With perfect norfhalrlss
Gamblers of de.crption in force Hni of
pickpock''s aud thieves exrrcling their vocation IL
viii be the grtatsst fair Tor macy ycacs
Many dlstmg guishsd men expected % arrive to-
morrow, nong whom Governor IIuDt General WOOL
G'ncrdl Scott SECRETARY Stuart senator sewnrI Govor
W Ood. II Ohio, Gc.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

| rnE VACANT sEAr IN THE SUPREME coURr-rHE
| RiPoHTED NICARAGUA TREArY-aIEsriNG or Tug
! CkEplICKs oF TEXAS, ErC.
WAsHSsToS, September Is, 1851.
1t reported In well 10 formed circles here, that Hon
george Askruu. Of Mas wll probably get the vacant
at On tie supgsme Court boDoh Hon " X. Hall b ~
zen mentioned BY some bat this is iDprobabie
lsTe beUg already member CT the Supreme court
ron New York.
Il has been stated tha. satisfactory treaty had been
nelud,d betSeen Mr. webs.er sni seuor Marsoletl
18th regard TO Nicarsguz, and that sr Henry Bu
ad ,prssfed his concurrence Ia t. fhis H. learn,
,ltoIstlsr mistake Our relations with Niearseu. re-
main pT.c.cly g. they year ago. commercial
r.siy vss drA~L up lAst JUNE, but signed by
ith,rraEtys
GsI,rri Winfield Scott returned 20 this city on sassr
iay. fscm the Write sulphur sprioy-
1ae contract for The printing Of the Emitted states Post
Gee laws has been awarded 10 Mr. Columbus Alexander
= Washington
The cr,oors Of Texas assembled to-day. at noon, in
iss National Hotel. Richard smith was ehairruan.
The mttee appointed at the lsst log reported
eriss q resolutions rropo,iog TO Texas TO accept
~ oOt0. essb. of tbs Texan irdem9ity, leaving
s3Uo&tO 20 Tcxss--tb- TesGirdor of The Texas debt
nouBtsg 20 So o0 0oO 9Th interest % be reimbursed
'ra H. sale oiher public lands the Of the dis
buiicn Of her funds among the er.ditgs % be hercaf
.tr cstsruiusd.
The rsport discusssd at length by xr Hamilton
q soath CaroiEa; Mr. Bousson q Texas; Ne Grusd,
end tevnal others
Mr. Hout % Delaware, statsd the, the sEbsr, of
he c,mnittee Nsssrs. Hamilton and Ellis Nth hmssn
I'D prssentsd th- uons supply ~ suggestions
he efsoitoTs, without claiming rs then any peculiar
mtrit a ia,is for actinn.
1he res,lutions were lsi5 ON the table
Nuu.rous ether prop sit'ons submitted; but
fer dcusfon thsy were an taSI.d End the mseiag
ourbed sine de- without a3oI ting any plin for foturs
sctUD.
bsttsI from the Secretary Of the Treasury vas
lived ty the meeting, bat could learn It's
tsrte.
Toe meeting was ruuerOusiy attended and " "a
dfffctd O. be be ios Btioo a he cre..ors rely
upon Congress fer t1e adjudication Of the matter BE-
tween then aud Ics.f
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
Departure OF the President FOR the East.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1j 1851.
President Fillmore, accopp panied by the Secretaries
at War and the Navy through here this morning.
in the o'clock train, for Philadelphia The President
goes direct to Newport, and thence to Boston.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL, 1851.
The President arrived here about three o'clock and
cordially ssseted. He proceeded very quietly to
Walnut street wharf, and embarked in the four O'Clock
boat for New York
the PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK.
President Fillmore accompanied by the Secretary Of
the Interior, Ir Stewart and the Secretary at War Mr.
Conrad, arrived ut twelve o'clock last night, BY the
steamer Passsic, from Newark which route he was
Obliged TO take In consequence O.. the bridge the
Hsckensack River the New Jersey Railroad hav
ing been destroyed by fire yesterday rnornning shortly
after the eleven O'Clock train for New York had passed
over. lie received at the pier foot OF Robin.
son street, N. r.. by the United States Marshal, H.
=. Tsl!m adge, the Boston committee, Harthal Devens
from Massachusetts,; Marhal Betes from Vermont; and
Postmaster Brady. The President Immediately on his
disembaEkng proceeded board the Bay State
where he greeted with handsome display OF are-
works. sbe left Pier No g. H. about half past twelve
O'Clock. The United States Marshal accompanied the
President 10 Newport.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

TIE Bosros FEsrrvAL-We learn that although
MIR. Webster will probably be in the city at the
time of she celebration, he has thought r'pe to de-
cline the invitation Of she authorities to take part
in the ceremonies. When it is reeollected that the
inviters arc the same persons who, short time
since. refused to his friends the of Fanaeil Hall
for his eception-the individual Who pcnned the re-
solution to that effect being one Of the committee
of farapgements-it can scarcely excite any wonder
that the honorable gentleman should prefer to await
another opportunity to meet his fellow citizens 10
that allowed place. 1t is understood, however,
that he strongly urged upon the President to ac-
cept the invitation.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
The Rational Crnnd Lodge Of Odd Fellows
at baltimore.

hALu,ioRr, September Is ISj1.
The 0rard Lodge met a, o'clock this morning. when
marty one hundred members we're present Grani Sire
Rob-rt ". Griffin. of Georgia. took the chair.
Past Grand Webster, from the sandvish Islands and
large number Of visi,.rs from abroad werc aiit;sd
On the foor Of the house
The ,ficsrs elect then installed as f,lows-wu-
liam w Moore. Of The District q; cou nba. arana Sire
II. u rsss. u Wise nsin. Vice Grand slre; A. War.
ner, Of Maryland, Treasurer; JAMES t. Rdscry drani
s,crtsry.
The Grand Sire appointed the Rev J VI Wiley. Of
Connecticut Grand Chaplain; Lee RI Jr of the
District q Columbia. Grand Isrshsl. and feap2oa.ed
the 0ff nd M.s@rgrr and 8raui Coal1e;or
bef y "nVi'g TIL cbsir Pest Graat sire Griffn rad
III. annual report IL s beautiful production aad Two
thousnn6 copies were ordered 20 %. printed
Among ot.s'r accommodation. Cha. The Order
return 10 he old sytcm " Slate brand bodies paying
Bfolu'i' thanks 20 the Grand sire sni for the
Trrcurs tsIt Of h ptTtrsit unari1ou.ly pas.ea
The r,Iort OF the Graud SIR rei.rsI 10 sslcct
etnnitee 20 afpont The subjects 0pon which IL treats
to ihr nIprorrzle oommittoes
Fh.,n n huidrei copies Of the daily proceedings
o oue5td 10 be priBs,d.
rc-' luton offered. ard adopted 10 meet az A.
u sDd adj urn st3tfP =. "A.
Ame dncnts lie coalituiI5n were made ll.o order
Acommt'es - three 10 report u unnpshcd bu.nss.
ard tds,g committees, were appointed; when =
recess was taken TN O'Clock
AFTERNOON SKssIDT.
Nothing of Importance done except receiving
neicus apps all which appropriately referred.
1hc Grand Sire made the flllowns appointments,
which ~.rr approved hy the Icige:-
On LiscUssion of Urdtr-Mesrrs. Dessau uure of C..
fHail ~ y v, ant C0ifax, o. Ind
Irisiative Go isy Of Ca Dfttie Of
n. y ard Washington, of N. g.
On Corrcsp spondsn Messrs smith Of Tenn D. q. Robin
aop, 81 Va. and MAJ chester. Of IL. L.
On rnpuse-tsssrs. Chester, Of nioh Curtis. of Pa,
eua Hirchtrd. % la
or AlT,e,si;-.s,.r;; ylrsso q Mass, parenard, Of
On toustfuii Messra Asksw, Of Del, Pen
tf Mis- srd rhidFey, o. ohio.
On F.ttopt-Nts.rs Morley. of Nd, PndaiI Of Ky AID
HI of hssa.
on keterns y,srs Chase. Of N H. Pennington, Of No..
ard uh slow of ~.
UnYspresented Grand fodge~-wesrs. Potts Of H.,
WiIians - NE and hifohsil Of W.
On Pribtng- h.sms Marine, 81 ~ j.. Daily Of kd and
Geo =. ssrfrd ~ Corr.
o. grsigc-ussrs. n.s of Southern New Yorh, Penny,
o. Ala, and HDsaale of Wis.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16


In New YorkIn conformity TIE decree the fedsra
Ctnusss Of s.xco, foVvs" Ministry Of Inoril- and
forsign srsrB Your Exeslieney the President of the
United Mosiesn States. 60 all tho inhaban the rcpub
60, evs:-
Tie decree cf November 1876 10 decsrd nur and no
ION xtry bcause tie Provisional Toyernneut Of th
period "a virtue os the faculties With which u then in
vested had hot the TO dictate it consequently, G
Eoyerner, will take 70 have TIE above docara-
ton Immediately roduoe it's desired e-d, tcroctny
PRIVILEGES rrancd n Don CrIay; T. NJ ScJnio, Pr o.
dent a the senate; P,oro Esoudeo Eohsncvc Dpgtado
fnatsrte; Manuel Gomez, senasor kecrstsro Leon
man. II. pntado secret,rio
Thereiore crder IL 30 be printed published. rorlssd
sua d.ly oleJti Es.loas Pslss., Aexeo, ~ 81. 5
saIsno Arr "a. 20 roo dose Maria Ortiz nonas.srio
ard Incry. Mexico. May 2zo, ls5i. J,se naliA Ortiz
Nc, EstCfio."
Jte erndeFsered Vice Consul nf the republic Of vexico by
order cf hs meat makes knosn all whom
th-t The said royerrt-ent will permit
vba.tocyer r,rIceRtE- ben Jose csray actiag In
,rtue 81 his eNtr E he'd iIgesc to irrake tho
ofsptrr way Of Communication between the ~
tie tt OF lei uantepec End all persons who Ia future
my aimpt -, viii he sidcrcd breakers OF la
Ae2eo, and Esh,d comiormab, TO the trcr
fsu ard e,u ns o. the cfcnce. lie also makes kaasn
thStHether ssnosas point
tie ltlnus 10 Itrs Of eatry fer iortisn veass nossith
fif ding hat th fact has aS,ys hco notorious and taa
tose hch there will be subject % the chat tie
Aeesn laws IN pose, 20 tile hostile - which
they will u eFehy lave gs IN cause
abe legal state o The above expressed s.err is only
Ia which the sid communicative bstwcn tn two occans
shall be oponcd 70 " 9 werli. WM. CEo srEHARr,
Vice ronsul for the koputlc OF Ae1oo.
New ro.k, SEPT. ~ 1851,
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
The .Jul,,,.. pa.,o,.

BosTo-. sept IS. 1851.
Tho citJ "a rapidly firF up and all the spare bsds N
tos engaged gr Webster u sick with the infa
erSa at yaIshhsld and is no; corins Great pr-n.rS
tors are going The city Baji and pgbn. busiisrs
decorated tent Is erected on the Conaun
70 dine three thousand persons The city school ohirn
will be psraded the Mall of the tog.ou either
side The rrocefson passes. Ds'rgusLeJ strangers
continue To srise 0ne-haf u tie fremont Bous- ha.
been taken by the city for their au.sts ApoDg the
nrrivnh are thancsisr wauarth OF Nss Yo-k. don y.
Teri.sltfn offnsian lion A 'lspp Z Portland,
~ Simmer. Mayor # Eeg Haven. the Fremont.
. hiet Jrsice prsdy II NtwfoundiaBd and many from
Cfnscs az the ofhsr bofsls
psrodi gives bsr hrst concert here to.risht.
hsfshal Tukey has arrested seyen,ysx thieves
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

LATE So. DOMINGO PREPirArIoNs FOR War
SnvEsE GAR. &cBy the arrival of ths schooner Grey
Eagle Captain fraDpsn. yesterday m0gnicg from Port
stt It. Dc nirgo. in nice days learn that
tons being made by the tIayien AMI Dominican a
governments to renew Wallikc operations AMI that
Haytien feet had reached cape ayti previous 10 the
sailing II the Grey Eage.
Tor, au Plat the l7lh ut visited by a very
severe hurricane which tore up la-ge from the
destroy Cd from hf cen u twenty houses The
shipping In the haIbor also suffered severely The Eng
lish Brazil packet driven shore. and totally lot
seaman belonging TO her also lcst schooner sea
also driven shore and lost, and TIE NOrwcean
brig Frarcr and schooner chcycre had cut away their
mass TO avoid the fate; Every vessel in the har-
brr me: with more less damage excepting the Grey
Ia
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

getahe D speps'a Eitera rem,rxablc Of /: yslrs
stlnGinz OF dysPeps. Ms Daniel Merritt, milk depot No
GV Avenre tirt Of Forty third fao had TIE
DyspepLs n ts orst form twelve
charpo oi eight ryicilpa, and all besides
trying innumerabe pretended remsiss-hss been
completely hy taking four bottles Of uuohngs Voge
sahe by sf"pa .;ers The 1soye is case that has 90
and well lno il this che his own
ttaemon and ouEhs II rather oxtraO AIRY
hgsrO OljcJtiOIs 10 beag made he
Las b'es The mesns already Of many bottles beiog sod
Your. c.. JAMES CoNDIE,
Off firm of Cafrrdin and Ccrdie NO iid
Principal CGse, IL Fulton Prise 20 per
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

nfts The l,usf tisfr has been asd ths seal
Trolstiou ty the yuhls voice has
The lat. hft rs manufaenre Tlcy n,Eiras &c
eftbitiiy l.arihul veuds fully lirLs. AID agtnisa
.aenp hy All elas.s and u cay 70 that M
erscs ~ bis july good humor Join the
hit tace No. liN Fnltnn
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

moth Csrre s,oreor m"rs pr prls spsnksx st,fos-a.
The eOner Broadway and bite stres is daily brootar
,,e ar more popular The rronr e.os Nessrs Pet
Humrhres, hsve done enough " mako their
VI town ottie They rot ery 6ilet thcir ruiiins
vth hetstst the a. and tvbet e bett-r than all ho
efeareft ~ focds hut the hays invaded the bowels m e
ssrh mace etou ani egans pnder the
sdswak Iher CARPETS Oh Cloths Hesrth kuga htttiays
~ v'hcr ftces ot ke aturc Of t3e
oulhy r,ars. do tuch AZ i'm acnse bssi-sss srd
mttt wholesale purcha svey that th can AZ
hrd 70 eell az q great reduetion. Try them.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

t.r 100 Dlosd.sy Aass Ja.t atr ~, A isstgn for
scnntntna nats hto style ytcuFiy fdaptci - 0gt
They s. sdhsrs o. their old netts sscskinrl ard
the public ttst the quality Of t1r Gtg Cxact
former yosra sna that pains viii be srartd 10 please
the mott fastidionA
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

ArrRoacHISC ExEcUTIoss--Aaron Stookey, convicted
of the murder Of Teddy Moore the coored Is to be
hanged ON Friday next the 10th inst; and, in
qucnce Of the decision Of the Court OF Oyer and Ten
ner refusing TO grant trial to Henry Carmel for the
Dey street murder the Sheriff will have carry into,
effect the solemn sentence Of the law that convict
also on the same day.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
W coI. tn. aIs,tcr. nrcrdtrnr 81. rihI..,.

Carth -fsl style ntsmcn's Hats anw ready Rcnera.
r an srtsle 10 be really chta mr7s be r,lif cod Ps
stpebo ciicrion u real chcaThrss ur degahs sad e-
stut hst Cali on WOOD. the Batter ~ stsos cAr5en
Nl BI,adNAy. Also, TAR. Canes. Ln.areilas, Ne.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
Fa.ains Apprehsn ded I'm Aiabama-The Bal
limore Convention, sc.


famine IL apprehsnded in Pickens county, Alabama,
and public meeting recently held, at which IL was
proposed to call extra loan to buy corn.
We have recsived nothing south Of Augusta tonight
The Convention to night made the following nomina
tions Judges Of the Orphans Court Dr.. John L.
Yates, James Mud. Dr.. Henry s. Hunt Register OF
Wills Rev Isaac T.. Cock Clerk OF ths Criminal oour',
I.oui Harv
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

The grand e of the takes place this fashionable
resort Wednesday evening 1t Is expected to tho
plus ultra Of he season and all those Who have obtains
we that n ere not single ticket
tred price Gentlemen will bear IN mind that
brated band will discourse most beautiful music, the
lovers of the rerrschorean art will lind ample to dis
nluY thor All
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

Fatal Iiailrsnd Accidents.

rOarIsND. sept 10. 1881.
A yourg named James Young ngrd % foll from
o traiD ~ cars CONNER sl street. this afternoon
The whole rsD pared him taking OF both hts feet
q iriurirg his head tady. lie has since iiet
" sta Gay boy named Austin Holt. aged I5 klad
wsst Bethel BY train of cars psssng ever hin and
sprrk;ciy severirg his bedy.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

ofennr of the al SEASON Of f-5 GESfN The casnre
OF efenr th. Inspection q families almost ait bia
vft'iy Of he richest and most elegant Fan
srn, that have grsccd f shea rooms Al tse rro.
Wi ug st,cs current In Paris With orsiaal acsias
esci'uysy hi 40 rrcstnt ned Or rslee aioectIer
vitcs the attcnti n of N. prhiic.
CthIN, gii Broadsay, orrsti,e 81 Psul's
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
une Day k-ssr fr.rn Cubs-DspartS<e or the
Prisoners for spain.

CHARLTsroN, Sept u, 1901
Captain Parker ofths nan schcor william sDl John
which left Havana the tn ana arrived AZ Savannah
today reports bse the prisoners ssled for spsto 20
eovei sut trsnsport sud osy th. Iour slresdy
toned Rad been It~vstsd, via Cd Haynes, Captain
Kelly, LicutsnaEt yAu vschtsD and Yr Chapman.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
The Hat r,n,shcr'. Union are ever ready

I'D the crowBing adorbnet 10 the outer while
feel prde epd pleasure In Introducing their bsaul ye
which. in al o. the sssn.isis Of hnighed TJrk
stspds upriyallea Hst finhsrs Unon No. II Park Row,
OIL IpoE.te the AstCr Houss.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

his on especially Diseases of the Eye
Ear from to o'clock daily at the offices he has
cuped for the las years. 2Gl Broadway
Warren street. whore DO had his Treatise the Ey
price 90 Also great variety Of Artificial Eyss
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
.ggEgT'SEnLsTS RENEWED gVEgY DAY.
POLITICAL.

1'BiRD wAHD.-TEE INDEPEE DENT WIGS or
teJlird wafd are requested 20 meet st No. HURRY
irc on Tuestay eTenng The 10th ~ st. for the parposs
LomInatiSs Sri Committee.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

requested the exposition this dag, at the Paris
Cioah and Jsn,in Emporium, 35 Broadwiy the largest
and rcheft aesembaces th elegant fall
seen country imported and by the
pIieior ex prsssly for city retail trade
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
ADVICE to tne Pcpple.-Aftcr the late sud-

zen transition from trme heat to cold to 2o2 Grcon
wch street. corner IT Chambers and purchase suit of
those Teviot WOOL Undersarment and sscure both heah
and comfort also, merino cotton aad silk Shirt aud Draw
ers; spglieh and German Hosiery, all sizes.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

- ism stree three doors from Tutc street.
aie ~ eh.t. stock OF fpendid fnseh and Amer
r." .lgi' Iae lovers &c. Nc. 81 price unusually
,cv ~ eash ismites about asinr will do we'll 20
go Eng sryy themselves, as vi oesaie prices. ". o.
vNorth % tsrttlnr, of evcry dt6crrcn is cfereI
stvtsletale, On gcafonatic terms.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
The New York Dcsnocyat;c Nominations, q C.

ALp,vF Septembor ID, Is5I.
II Is stated here, good authority, that the Utica Oh
leading bunker paper is out against the Syracuse
Jsmoeratc nominatis ns
The oneida depot, midway between Syracuse and Utca,
suffered severely by fire tod