davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

Care that Ceagh>-lhe tsaxa EaisaM
lNoR safe by us VIII care coughs aaA SetAS with
L mare eeStaiaty than any other aattc,e new il
use, Ills pleasant 10 tae sa>te AID acts IKE q
sha,m, NWtS veto GA wheeG}Ns>
Nae ~, >Sl N~kENNEN 4 NthfEk
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

a. -
wvN private claims, Justice 10 iuaislaaals,
@MM 70 the Government, impesa,lscN ae.
- ~sN Mst some more convenient and eNpell.
ANeNa, wv >e'e''ss s"ss's W
Wndeerly 10 be regretted. TIA, ia xe,eea, IN,
MAesA officers Of the Government, In a,,emn,.
MsxeSate the law. Tor the return Of ~Msi,
~ 49, Nem lAhoe,s have been opealv resisted,
- MeF Efforts frustrated and defeated hv law.
.s,ls sos.-shas, N one case. such resistance 70.
.a the death Of an es,imaele citizen, and
s'esfs. serious injury 10 those officers aud To
- aaam who were using their eaaea,ors TO
....s.A NE laws, Prosecutions have been IL.
sNss s'ea sga.ast The alleged Offenders. 50 iay as
~ Soua ee identified, aud are s,ill pending.
80 M sSasaed a. my duty, In these cases, 10
49,, usM segat'ys IN my power, TO the enforce.
.A.s - we tews, and shall continue 10 do so,
$780, ~ wherever their execution may 10
0Ss;,;.. ans act Of Congress Tor the return Of
.s uses from labor" 10 one required and ae.
~ su ~ tue express words Of The Consn,oi;on,
hAs0nst'tat,cn declares, tha, no nerson held 10
49, % service Ia one Stat. under ,hs law.
sns O1s escaping into another. shall in cnnss.
Nss ss y any law or regulation therein ~ Am.
as.ssu from such service, or labor, In, ,ha,l he
ss,S; s.ed up on claim Of the party To- whom such
Il rsss,O isoor may be due. This censtmtion.
s,I., Ss"'on equally obligatory anon the LIE.
81 "A. = vac Executive and Judicial aenar,men,,
n. n. w:.ovefnment, and upon every citizen OF
from r.. states. Congress, however, mus,
scrihns ~ nrst act upon the subject, by pre-
Thai ~ sue proceedings necessary to ascertain
u u,sS Fssscn IA fugitive, aud the means te
Mia -. Jl n's restoration to the claimant, :.
tsrn N I psS. " - act passed during the frs
Md Il n.y.. y mat enacted by the last Congress
eial S.ew remains for the executive and Judi
kthc,t,aa to take care that these laws b,
esealS. executed. This injunction Of IN,
hes10n - psrsmptory, and as demand
otner; Il stands exactly on the sam
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

" Noden WNfts
nAlNTED buckets and rubss Cedar Charms.
Web buckets, Tar cans, Axe helrcs. Wash
boards, buckets, butter Laa,eS and stamps, wood
on bowls aud Trays. etc.. just * ceised by
nov 10, 1851 EDJAGSAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
From Boston.

SAILING OF THE CANADA-LIsT OF HER PASSENGERS
WHO, FREE SOIL, AND DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN-
TloNs-GoLD DUST ROBBERY, ETC.
BosroS, July %, 1851.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt, Harrison.
sailed at noon with IS passengers for Liverpool and II
for Halifax She takes out $4,000 in specie. The 70,
owing is
Miss Osterbeck Mrs Sehimmel, ID. G. sehimmel Eche-
ragacca, Nenzuela Messrs Sarti and Aspnwa Boston;
A. Ward. Salem; Harris, G. Patten j. w. Beard J. N.
Morrison friend. w. Giren St. John, N. b. C. D. Pitt
W. H. Bradbury. 1llinois Charles Cameron. Michigan;
George Reed Ala George Patehett and lady Pernambuco
G. j. Ord and lady, New York. Mr.. Kerry, England; ID.
Badi.l Italy Philip Morris Eng Mr. Mccoraek Chica-
go; Morsgne Hsyre; Mr. Morsein Geo. Ross and lady.
Canada; W Reilly Indisna Chas Howard, Canada; Chas
Robinson. Holland; Messrs Gillespie Fuller Adams and
J. Richards, Eng r. Geerse and George Kins, Csnads'
Parsons Mr. Knight and Englsnd T. Flag New York.
for Tiverypo For Ralfax-hss Sherwood. Mrs.. Hardy,
hms DoS le, Butler. o. Butler. Dr. Sherwood New York
ldyaras island. L. L. Hamilton Philadepha; J. DugAn
Is llsters.
Two brothers named Dudley, and young man named
Brown, on then way home to Maine from California,
robbed to day at tie Adams House Of in gold
dust The gold their isnt stock property. kept in
leather bag and stolen from the they occu-
pied at the hotel.
The Wing Central Committee have appointed Septem-
Der 10th Cor holding their State Convention, and have
selected Springfield as suitable place for the
day September 10th the day for holding their Con.
yenton, which will assemble at Worcester.
The Democratic State Convention will be held at Wor.
cester AuRuft 10Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

TIE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRATS THE POLITICIANS
IN TEXAS INDIAN MURDERS on THE RIO
GRAEDE, ETC.
DurDfoRE, July q, 1851.
The Southern mail, as ate a. due has arrived
The democrats Of the Sd district Of Louisiana have
nominated A O. Fem, for re election to congres,
Galveston dates to the 18th inst state that Judge
Roberts and Colonel Wright had Withdrawn from tn
congressional in the Eastern district rcxas
General Hou ton addressed the citizens OF Galveston
the l1th inst upon the state OF affairs and the Union
r. the evening grand complimentary ball took place
negro stampede, for Mexico had been discov,rvd at
In Grarga
The Indians were committing great havoc the ri,
GrsBJe. 1h"y had killed mcn, at Laredo.
The cotton crop Of Texas never looked better than now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
Hoprd NJ Suuerxfxorx.

Jrly 22-At meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors,
which took place this afternoon, Mt four =. NJ In the
Common Council Chamber the following business
transacted -
RrroRra ADOPTED AND RILLs oRDFRED TO AZ PAID, wa
Report Of Committee ON County oRces. in IA
vor of auditing the bills Of z. V. Anderson,
Registrar, for postage &o.................. Sal rs
Report ON statement and application Of Jausss
Quick, for remu a. ration for books and sta
tiontry furnished snd used by him while
gistrar Of the city AID COUNTY OF New York
amounting ........................ loi6 SO
Bnis OF George Nesbit for printing. Se...... 81 II
ed the Excise Ccmmissisaers ....-......... 37a 70
sl,456 96
resolution embodied in the report Of the Committee
ON Annual Taxes rclave the increase cf assessors
pay, underwent considerable discussion. An amend
inent proposed by Alderm Bard OF the Fourteenth
ward was finally adopted, II provides the following
the pensston fcr the Of the several
Ia the present viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
NE VS. BY r E l. e G R A p Fl.
NN<~NoO~|~N/~N|~>|eN-ON<>>0O>
Meeting Of the Native Convention at
Harrisburg.
Split i'm the Native Ranks.
N0--0>-0y><y-~-o<~~~~-~~>
MORE EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Interesting Items from All Parts of the Union,
&C., &C.. SO.
The Native American state Convention at
Harrisburg.


Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, July %, 1851.
The Native American State Convention assembled at
the County Court House. nine O'Clock this morning
About one hundred and fifty delegates were present
They were divided between true blue" delegates and
whjg or amagamation Office holders, from Philadelphia
who numbered legion" The greatest uproar was made
by the holders to get their chairman, in view
tie passage of resolutions that it inexpedient
nominate.
motion was made that John Brelsford, Of Phiadel
phia, should be temporary chairman.
At the same instant another motion was made that
MIR. Morgan, of Pittsbwg, should take the chair
Both gentlemen assembled the stand, when q scene
disorder and confusion commenced, that beggars de
scripton.
motion was finally made that committee be ap-
pointed choose officers for the permanent organization
Of the Convention
Messrs. Allison, Parker and Smith were appointed
such committee and they reported James P. yerree Of
Philadelphia, for President.
Mr. yERREE took his stand, and another scene of dis
order epsued neatly every member of the Con vention
rushing the desks, and crowdng the Chairmans
stand. portion of the body subsequently withdrew to
meet at the Shakespeare Saloon.
Order being then restored, the committee officers
completed the organization
President-James p. yerree. Vice Presidents-Wil-
liam NJ. Evans, Philadelphia; Paul b. Carter Delaware;
John A. hitsman, Dauphin; and r A. Berkeley. Secre-
dephia
A committee credentials appointed.
Mr. PERRY offered resolution, inviting the refractory
delegates back to the Convention which after brief
discussion was Withdrawn.
MI HussAND offered a resolution inviting the natives
present from the several counties seats the Conven
ton, which was adopted.
The diforder the organization of the Convention
was finally queled by the interference Of the Sheriff of
the county after which, the Convention addressed
by Alderman HE,MAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

We bcheld such monster audience o. att~siea
Cattle Garden last evening The pArsusise aud xsz~ry
were hed to their umos; capacity presensns the sse
brilliant assembAgeof the this and fashionable cts-u
The ru'h great that hundreds were coming In
lsss sft,r a. first act had commenced. We brti~vr
La soKnsIbula" pr,sened f1r tsslTe successive
nights, the gN4~ n wooii BE- hlei 10 ovrra0wiax Al
;sn minutes past eight she osra connected and ths
singing by Bosia Anins, rendered With -irx
sweetness and tastc. Tie moment Saw! appeared th~
house rSLs With reiterated cle,rs, which lac sass-
sneItly proved 90 ~ well meritsd by his a~ec, ami
scientific iDtonatona. There n somsthing peculiarly
reb and meodous 10 his voice aud M fasstto nots
the purest and most eupbon0us have heard
The duet With ANNA vas gwen With such nielofiues
strains III OF the audience continued cheering t
rtrcs'ed. Salys bali tones AMI ehnsts csdenees
dcl chtful MariDi, Count EodoilAl, sang IA. sal
With great pow,r and musical science M second sss
equally elective Boaio salvi haria ana oestis
having given general satisfseion By their thiag
calizatiCn 1hJ owning sgnrra run, benet~tti ss4
SiFncr hettini. with hensyentaao, spys.r again IA
Roberto Dcve-esx When anohtr crgwdl hDa-s as.y
he anticipated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

BaLriwoRr july %, 1851
ere broke oct a, O'Clock this morning, which to
tally destroyed Messrs Baker 4 brothers extensive
paint oil and glass warehouse the west side Of So h
Charles street, Lombard street The building and
its contents were all owned by Baker Brother Ehcy
are insured ss foews--s 22oeo in The Firemen CO
IS SO in the Associated firenens - 900 In the Nation
all $4,000 in the Protection. and slS5O ina the franklin
Fl Philadelphia Total SIS coo all of which ,lost The
flames spread to MessTs Cannon, Bennett Cos auc.
ton store ssjoining the roof and upper story were
burnt causipg damage Of S1aeo0. which v insured in
the Hartford Protection Co. J. Williams sons large
dying establishment opposite " Ere aiso much da-
mayed II Ia supposed to he u wotk an inceuiiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
Later from JIayana.

THE PRINCIPE INSTRUCTION REPORTED HOAX
THE CHOLERA, ETC.
CH,RLEsroS, July %, 1851.
The .schooner Sea Gull arrived at Savannah, yes
'erdsy having left Havana on the 18th inst.
The health Of the city of Havana good. But two
cholera cases had occurred
The Of the instruction at Principe, 1t Is said
turns out to be hoax when first received at Havana
II created great excite Mt which, however died
away
BosTo~, July % 1851.
Letters received here from merchants in Havana speak
OF the outbreak Puerto Principe but say 1t has not
yet had any visible effect on business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

Cum ~ Pm ,puFtu, The police returns og Ph
lsdtphia, sirce the Generalization Of the pe-tmVht.
shoW that lai arrests hsve been aaie % which 2ii
~ tiot nud u. for irsitng 20 riot GO Tor ssaus
aud ttiIy, cr murder anj ~ on ipici0n FJr uur.
der W fof att sud battery With nteDt u Ed sat All
Cor th,N Ct ras, ersds Tbr rh1ls VI lf rrun.
tttts money t5t53 The ,.a1uct q or,.
petty sor. We Sss,ss Of Elsh stSaJ sese rstovsssJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDENS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q,
~ eents Private Boxes 81 Benefit Of MT D. s Palmer.
Ihfday evening July a. will be performed the comedy
THEfOOk GENTLEhAG-Lieut Wortbington. Mr.. Lynne;
Sir Rstt Brsmble, Mr. T. b. Johnston; Dr. oil pod. Mr.
Phillips Frederick Brambe Mr.. Palmer; SiChas
NJ Florence; Lmy Worthinst9n Miss Croeher Lacretia
Tayeure and Mr. Fletcher Bloouer Polka In full Boomer
Costume, by Mile Fanny, who has kindly volunteered TO
conclude with the fayote Comedeta Of I'll NAN WITH
OUT HEAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
Ne,ys from HALIFAX.

Hal AJAX. July 90, 1851
The Hon VI Howe returned fr SIN Canada YESTERDAY
and was tonorcd by his feilow- Athens With drwork
demousA iicn lie Processes n have entirely succeeded
in his mission
our H. ssature viii be d fsolvel new election will
inmedis ely fellow ard T. probable early session
The railway excellence a l. incrt a ing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

Bovts, -nnArar-No msns .,risi eaNt has ever To-
this county esen m hbcs. er r,ar. ss,sss'sssy
prietor Of this splendid thest--, rntrra 80 ~ mst
stupeDdops outlay On Decoration sni Internal mssgss
dcal~ an ofiginsl piece q iniefInin .lis - a~tE
sbouadng with AL that cas eaptvats The rhis
play u mutt BE- remembered hag bceu Neied In i,aasa
aud Pnrs fer upwaids Il yer. AMI hAs ben u.as-
planted t those ciimcs q dransc voudsr o. rss.lv.
freih culture IN this Il nouishss her, beyond dsrr
usn; aud Why Bccaufc cot aud tsei have b-co Ia
vhhed on Il With REGARDLESS view THIS piece u a
tke uimos, grandeur aad originally q erect Nc
EDDY. MAs Anderton, ari Ar Gutcrt spssar IN a
piehiiy-siso Niss hsnie Nalters-to aaleuces thai
surround the doors 81 cay hour s1s sasiy asssna
ohense for setting scat vhisa ars 40 ~ ara 90
days Ia advance.
Nmtos G,hpsS 1.-THE Tooilss' 10 a. h. r-p~.a.s
agan this tvenlpg, With the inm.tshss nurtan rr.e
thy Toodle in Which be has elected IN uf sol
continuous laughter and arplhus, run tebsry cry~i
and fsshonsble audiences, hasrd within III wai-
ettestie. The amusing burlstia eutitiet ftty VISA
which sritten ~ tr Barton viii ala ~ psy~d n
which he vii sustain the Chslss,sr a Tobias Nun
XAsio,Ni TuSsrsE-The gIani national arNnaA -.
tfwr the 4" Myslsrous Chief has nal arciaea IA a
ibis excellent theatre 10 Frfirnei lac evfa ~ q
a crowded house ana rectirrd unauinous sferebsLes
The new extravaganza q A. J." va Aro r~Ir~s~a
u Z meritorious produ,.on a. By c.nsu-~ IN.
Sucs tstcuttd performers A. Mr scott Nj hr~kes~.
Miss Fox and Mrs Nichols the NsouA y sars O n-u
rih both the sbove pieces vii b. iereaei ths even
rg.
muir,rr GafnrzA nsocrtt..--Ths ea'ertsa-~~,s
selected toe this evening are ft ths bcnrnt q NJ "a
mtr y,ry promising actor and Who has ben . rr->f
ecqri.itiun BroUg bans company We haps ths pxxk
lie viii give him bumper The Commanding fcsrsr<
will BE- the GOOD old comedy q ne ppar Gsntienss
snd the terminating pieee viii be the lsaxhable nrs.
cslicd A Mar without Head IA Witch NJ ralwes
VIII rerouatc the character q ~ Obuvious Top
Crr'srts NvsrsEts --This celebrated hand a ne<xu
derrpators continue TO attract fu housrs rhe pss
Seump Uey aD1ouncy COT toni ht coua4ns siscts.
I % tleE ttst Songs su1 dances
tsttc~t Mtrs7tris or. witnessed by er,wisJ suh
entes 9th cEtrcuic delight Maltsr facticy cs-
~ ~ b. vlcntts We have cr'r heard Ia anT esz
tDy ~ excellent pfogremnr b. issued Nv 70 n'eht
B.a~t ,'s Nr-ru.f a srendt h-r.s greeted yr.tef
"a %, performances % this Topgisr psce. est 49,
tk4uA 30 psutCmmc, tho Vol "a snt." rAsrt ~ -
tsptsi .yie Thc dancing in t q pretty snt nes"rh
Ibe s.ff. 49, we'll rorssdu ~ and wfn rr~-
-suf.f Philippe Ntstinelti t0cs che ci1ru u prrfss
tisn end bis fts fhf an.f fci on TO- iadtet sa'
n ttr elN ife i.rfsstlhly fUnuy Va 80 Nent' ~ -
fIe trf.a th8s uing vita tile iatcs "A Fseh
t.nasls ,s - 1stpii ssl Cunc IN th9 roc ~
| cha ,slaa bil ~ sso oasfcJ tbs aternooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
The Camden Bank Suspension.

Urea, July %, 1851.
1t is understood that the suspension OF the Camden
Bank caused by being made on by parry of
In this city who offended at the officers The
bank will be ready to meet their paper before the expa
ton " ten days This IL the third tempt that been
damage the reputation Of the bank The oGlsers
publish statems Mt to day, Of the affairs of the bang, in
which the utmost confidence to BE- manifested by
the business Of this city.
The respecting the bank also coutr.die I'd
by the O6sec Of to day which says that It. bilis con
tinue be taken by the banks in thls city as usun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
Items from Washington.

WasmsGroS, July % 1851.
Mr. Bullitt late editor Of the Rcpuie in this city Is
the whig nomipce tor Congress from the New Orleans
district.
The Presio' ts lady and the Postmaster General
turned 20 tins city yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
Miss Lind's Concsrt nj Rochester.

IotHFBTtH. JnlJ =. I7JI
Jenny Lind's concert here last evening Or lis
affair IL l. sad by those who have h. ard her frequently
that she far exceed herself. She has consented 10 < w
concert aud the excitement to obtain tickets Is
NeIN Rreat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

AFritc ATOMS nTrrRRFp oFrfcss
Application and AFFIDAVIT of Hitchcock for services in
att ndsnce on Court e oyer and rerminer amounting
60 S4s9.
Bill e New York DAILY Erprcsh for advertising state
mcBt q Beard and County auyassers. $50.
accumulation received from Christopher Nor
gam Superintendent OF Common schools inf rming the
Beard that George Washington Austin had been selected
state pupil for the Institu ton { Deaf and Dumb
On motion, the Road aojourned at 2 ~, 10 meet
again al I Z. NJ on Monday. the 18th mst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24


The stesmsbiD Sarioa, Capt Berry, sfi"d lar n
sesca o ctccS this mcrnpg from New AtsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
AMUDEMENTS.

ns s: slssl rfy.:s 6ssi:
R Mt IA IL
snp' us Laughter ss and applause This popular
house Forty Winks comic piece vritsen BY Mr. Burton
BED ihS soox TO Of e1Dsiaas
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN-xAx Ma.
osnsssr and AtS g " cents
vi" Ros 81 PsyaSrp pEv ies fRssa Of
Queen Elizabeth; .sisnOra Trua- Benedstti
h hay =. saTna Nottingham sisnor. cos.ini
Duke Of Nottingham. Sig Beneventano
Sir waiter Rasish o, sa SiSsslsi
Doors open Ssps:i s. to commences a.
RARNUMs AMERICAN NUsEUM-P. r. BARNUx.
e. tho sS %
s'1 Ht
VENT in which PHILIPPE Martnstt viii the stage
ss ss'iss
L. Pc Polka aysaa at s
R0gTvNEs FR9tlC In the evening az s9!cek Tight
Three s s 5s AZ
HAPPY Family can be seen at all hours.
M EcnANlCs' HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
s sAS
rsnS an Mssns sSd v.Isas
management Of Chrty whose concerts In this city,
highly respectfully and is'1 aus s
Ss DSS S
Informed that the Saturday Afternoon Concerts VIII be dis
EELLows MINsTRELs AT FELLOWS NEW xUsI.
cal Hall. ~ Broadway. between Howard and Grand
s.reets open night justly celebrated
Of Fellows WHOSE this city for
the past have been received with the greatest b.
MS;Ss Hal, Or:
conoer. to 1Se a " gents, Doors open
every and Saturday for the especial accOnnO
FRANKLIN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM sQUARE-LAsr
Admission in Private Boxes 50 Stage SEATS
saloon every and evening Enter
tanmehts commence in the afternoon at three o'clock
varied and select and such other place
Ithopan Troupe numbering fifteen performers
the and at the same time the most talented band
sssd for their beauty and figure and who
sss Chi SSs
variety ofeats Of strength and dexterty Madame
Marble statuary anequ sd in the world. together with
variety Of interesting performances afternoon
evening For Particulars see bills of each day.
X EICKERBoCKER HALL. CORNER OF EIGHTH
MA avenue and Twentythird street-Splendd variety Of
and smitaIis band nine ~ ns%Ss
one Of the most u :ent and talented ,niss
G. WHITE, Manager.
TO ETHIOPIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
talent in the above profession wishing to mako perma-
for The next will please make
Eo I r * s' Museum rs e s
square that understands producing BurIesIus
viii about the 18th 81 August and last eleven
months.
A TJANrIC GARDEN.-UNDER THE NEW PRoPRI
sS!s sas popular 5'sss'n fss .Gs
The ssSsHD the proprietor has engaged Skeletons celebrated
and thursday evening cfsaoh week. xdmtsanSofrss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
THE WATERING PLACES.


THE CAPE ISLAND FANCY COSTUME BALL, WILL
take place on Friday evening, August Cards of ad
choice Of fancy costumes for ladies and
DAyILIoN HOTEL, NEW ROcHELLE-THIs BEAU
thully situated family mansion Is prepared
commodate families and for the
terms Communications left at the Clinton Hotel will be
attendtdto.
MORRIS HoUsE.-BY JACOB woLCoTT NORRIS.
IVA Long Branch. Monmouth County New ytrsey.-(N
connection with any other House ITO the public.-fhis
house situated the gin Of the Atlantic Ocean
braeing front Of over 20 feet Families wishing spend
tie season at watering place. be the
most comfortable manner, aud moderate terml Par
teuInr attention paid to the comfort Of ladies' Aes
ers. wines liquors, and segars always on hand.
BORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL. sRaEws-
bury, N. J-samm Rogers respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have taken this
situated Hotel and prepared to receive Boars
the day. week month The uatoa Of this place
be surpassed for recreation and pleasure There IL always
good hshng and stages and boats constantly read
ness convey passengers TO ps tof the country
Joseph A, SLAMN
d. q. ROGERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
patrons visiting Newport that he has this day for
whrded bis saddle horss TO the Off o. Weaver Ocean
House, where they will remain for the
HORACE r. JONES,
Riding Academy, 137 and l39 Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24
EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c.

A CARD.-To SHIPPERS TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IA Co.'S Exprefs.-Our next shipment will be by steam
chip OHIO. the 18th instant; and that shippers may
know facilities for transporting goods 18TH
mus publish an extract from contract with Nsssrs
Ivers Waterman, the we'll known transportation
prietors n the Isthmus
You may Away your pstrons that your goods
when shiTptd with the mail shall In all be shipped
from this place with the mall. Panama, May 3 1851"
Our Eoods shipped BY the Crescent City June 2th
forwarded from Chagres the oth July the following
ter will prove -
CHAeaEs, July s. 1851.
krssRs. BrpronD Co:
GrNrLrarNPer Crescent City we received forty-eight
packages and letter bays. which forwarded
mama without delay. Yours respectfully,
ENERS h WATERMAN. late Nan Runnels Co.
We remind shippers that charges for delivering goods
IN san francisco ~ per less those Of ay
BEkF6RD n CO, 2 vescy street Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

r ASTLE 0ARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
reSort now open to vsiters throughout the from
"a r. M. 1t Is the largest and beautiful
In this country and the view from the upper Of
noble bay ana barbor aope price
edmisson-Ore ehillipe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

Total amount voted remuneration for Asses
sois during the present yesr 1851 ..... 5000 90
Amount of other approx ia,ions "a a5oye, 1tJ6 &c
Total amount appropriated yesterday for 49,
V,tlI gr