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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

49,
IA offers for sale daily at his stand st choice
ABRoADwAf, Sii Broadway first door above Tsirtesaih
street.
vI,o THE LOVERS OF FAT BEEF.-Two FINE FAT
shsr.ooa Of Duchess souny vii, ssus
day February e. (washngtsns Brth.d.yl At stai iis
A'N- ''''''' '''''' -'' WiLLtan couGaLlN.
T me JUIcE-LIME .JUIcE-I.Ooo GALLONS VERT
ans ysns, !e vs. .. sS s XIV
Broker aud Dealer is'H Water atrsss
WIspow, SHADES, soEsIcEs: CORD TAssELs
Of ood saa @ sss
house i. tho city for :: sa%s 4 gods
rs and III " William street, neAr Beekm.a street.
RIcus FIRE PROOF sArEs;.wILpEs.s PATENT-
M kes h Kc Go ss st. . Csi Sas a ae1
out Of II: burning ruins Of No ~ GSnmoa adsn
A. 8. MARVIN. LAG water street. Ny.
FRENcH MECHANICAL toARoELl LAMPS LOANED
every s:.sIissisn and q the Ii:Is. g..sTss .x.s
Or chi, Glass ware 30. French oil at IS per saoa
forwarded AS Broadway,
TEE sUBscRIBEK. Mr.. IAoHAUKE ARCHITECT
ana Ds,Sr.ssr Of PsFh: and Gardens: Member q The
Circle which 10 has received
s ss and .rf l asSI,s % nsS. p.a s :
1ns; o. az .s %
IN OPPOSITION TO ALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
in position &c improve the condition OF those whoae
BEADS cirsuars Store Bis So ohssp For oas At his io
FOUND
DREnIUH KINDRED DOORS ON HAND, AND
or ss Of M OF 2s.y aG
Outside Blinds and Shutters for sale b thu sqssG5ss
CcsRs,Es..i SgEl,oss; ..-DocroE LIrrLErIELDs
relief and few apple atons often the bunio
They without the least Inconvenience Sold by
and Dr. Isshsds $" once II Eiis srse E9oaanss
Building third door below Wall street.
TEE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY. 10 NASSAU
street, oner to Southern and Western merchants
Goods we'll worthy attention public This COM
pany has tho sole right under Goodyears patent to
facturs new articles
u oOFING-CHEAP RooIING.-GooDwINs PATENT
light and durable roof Done rough plank for
per FOOT over tin or shingles 3H cents foot and
2S3 Spring street. near Hudson
CAFEs-THE SUBSCRIBERS AFTER GREAT ExER-
~ ton and exPsna.sre OF money have succeeded in
srpsn nnS SnS pSssr to resist s other ever
houses called the Paor Safe for the plate
ewelry and papers which 10 at once Safe and the most
house il is also free from the dsmpness 40 Justly con
planned Of in the salsmander safS They Of
vaults safes ans doors Of every Kind Xnd Sens the in
yentori and paentees Of the ealamander safo called Will
others thoroughly acauanted with its merits and de-
eots They take pleasure in Offering their Safes Alto
for manufacturing large SCALE and are
nowreadv to make for agencies Of
business add profitable branch to their business wish
Safes for their invited to call New
Safe Store las Water street and examine for hemseve
SHERWOOD FITZGERALD.
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PUBLICATIONS.

STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.-The foreign papers OF De.
- csmber, ~. received by the stean,hip Cambria
be had to complete hes application to WILLaER
h kOGERs, ~ and - Nassau street
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n sOO ACRES OF LAND FOR sAIE.-rHE SUB

800 ACRES or LasD Foa sAIESraE ~ SUI
property his tracts OF land being othsr about $40
acres thirty i'm Farms lyina the
side Of the Nevesink River 10 Sullivan Coan
tyHY There TIE ises two extensive Tanneres
eight ten eaw hlls Gris Mill AMI two Churohes.
These lands distant sbtut 100 0mes
City from to 20 miles from the Delaware ana Hudson Ca
nall from 20 to so miles from the New York Erie Rail
roaa and well adapted farming purposes For
and furt her particulars, apJly TO
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THE BALL SEASON.

RACHEL0RS BALL.-THE PROPRIETOR OF TuR
Costume WaIehouse, Is Prince street. respectfully
apologies to those gentlemen whom he could furnish
with costumes for the above ball which
"a BY the breaking down Of bridge the Abaay and Utica
Railroad and the consequent delivery by the Express
Company Of three large Of his beat dresses which had
been sent into the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22

NLIFT0N, STATEN ISLAND, NEAR TIE NARR0WS.-
For sale, Of the best Cottage Sites and Building
Lots the tract Of W. W. Van Wasenen ESQ within half
mile Of the present steamboat landns At vanderoits
Dock 1t intended to erect landing in trent Of this
property in the spring tho grading Of the is
about being peted. The andng and beauty
OF the surrounding country this
parsed residence by in the vicinity Of the city
while the demand for buildings offers
TO the eapitaligt to build. a. an investment.
HOMER MORGAN, Pine street
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MINERVA ROOMS. 400 BRoADwAY.-NAGLgs
AVA Grand Panorama Of Ireland painted by the hrst Irh
tists from sketches taken within the last three
hdsy interest and besuty alied-wth Irish songs
Irish music and an Irshmsns illusraos Every even
Ing At o'clock Wednesday and afternoons At
ocloca See handbis Abundance IS cents; children
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INSTRUCTIONS.

/ Nh hAlTREssE DE TRsNCATs PARTsIENNE
Gsnt de homes ,ti aus. dtsits nner dea
ISons nefeulierea soft dane fasille dsns
Poet once.
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Rook-KtrPIEG, ARITHMETIC, a.. THOROUGHLY
- tsusht ~ W: y. BENvILLs, ~ BrVaSwsy. sach
siuatbt terately snd csrefny issfraoted aud 70
tedrsdy srply prsotics the knoweese i'm pated
him. Oren DAP spd evening Terms moderate.
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II EXP 1T BEFORE TIE PHOPLE.-A BROADWAY
N for sale daily at his stand oi choice
Duthess county beef touth Dawn .nd choice
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(,oLDshITus WRITING ROOMS $50 BROADWAY.
- s corner above the Irving uous@. Terms reduced
~ Tor 10 iessons one heur each Ciss 80 DAT.
W sptns Saturdays, st the folio hours ladies ~
II snd "a p. NJ rentlenen. at 9 a. ~, aud ard
80 Privse instructions, SIS Fer sale, 3oldsmith 4
GENE OF Pes I'm snthfr, al So
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A rRENCB LADY. FROM PARIS. TEACsER OF rHE
frsntn language, wants TO give some LESSONS Ia pr
vatefsmty or IN an nAttutton " New York The
bcs 40 Poet once -
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TNARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
Il perty-A valuable Farm situated in Livingston. Essex
county, New Jersey containing hundred and sixteen
suitably divided into wood sud meadow also fine
peach orchard full bearing together with other fruits
abundance The buildings good order and
located. For particulars, inquire of AARON QUINBY,
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T'Hs WORLDS rAIR-ELrgIBLE house TO BE
rented, furnithed.-A new house, situate in Onsow
square Broup on Lsndon containing drawing dining
snd breshfsst rooms four best and Eve bedrso
ditto on the ground hsor excellent oce hOuskeeprs
Ioou buffers pantry, &C. nc, with closets eompstc.
stables and oosshhouse be had close TO this DWELLING
eoot will be left the premisee, VI required house
maid so. The situation sto the south Of Hyde Park within
inmates walk the crystal Pslsoe the houte
furnished only last year will be rented only 20
careful and approved family. Please apply for
o DO 4 se4 Post Oface. raid.
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EURNIsuED HOUSE TO LIZA yUaNrsgnp HOUSE
few s.ptssi bosrder having fourteen fifteen
the and trotoa tbsousAout the house,
furnished complets 70 fourth story. Apply No 10 Wan
street, st Mr. csrdin's once.
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CALIFORNIA. TRANSFORMATIONS ACROSS THE
~ lsthmus 81 Ptnams.-Zack risson, Neon a Co. ~ Pa
naca are nov prepared 10 transport freight the sth
ua or take through San Franoseo shippers option;
suteaeh rackase must be 81 rortsbe sGs an weight sad
properly covered - Go not for da
msse or accident in the transit The charges
on TO he prepsid York For particulars apply TO
R.ZACHhtSSoNs Co, ~ wall street.
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A1R BROADWAY. BETwKEs GRAN AND BROOM
white front house 10 the treat central depot Tor the
most oeebrated and genuine pateat incidence ksl-
fingers Linment and Mario fluid, for the hair; Hyatts
Life naisam. scbenct Pumonie syrup. Dr. 0rAys Utsra
B.i,s B,s.rs Tevnssnds and ssnd. Guar,
bottles Brandreths and the celebrated wanipg Pils and
Manhattan Plastert. DR. has beyond dou established
that be has the only article that v restore the hair sod
70 suit AL eircumstanee. Large family bottles at 81; -
rer dorep. cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22

CIRCUS NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BoWERY.
~ lanes ~ June Co., Prop.etors. On s.sus-
teInoon.Hiram W. Franklin in his GRAND PRINCI-
AT hehMd RIVERS In his comic scene on horseback.
Wells will apFear in her elegant POLKA sceneof horse
anship In honour Of the anniversary OF
Birthday the national banner will be displayed in front
Inc Ambhiheatre Admission. TO Private Boxes, 90 CENTS
Boxes, 70 cents pit, l2 Ger ts Children der
ooMpapied bv their parents, half price 70 the Boxes
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WuuAs e. DIsBRows SIDING sCHooS. NO m
W Foprh svcnpe, near Astor scetren day and
Ins for isies and sentisu,n Haur. s4ss frsm A.
nen. frcm 70 ~ v. n
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Letter Bags Of steamer wsshinxton for Southampton
Bremen will close the Reading Room saturday n,
inst, ~ the usual hour
Lister bags JaEeiro Valparaiso rer Steamer
Psshe viii eose a. the aiding Room, Monday Feb ~
ct p o'oloek, m.
Ths above Letter Bsss A.o Ken yens .srsst
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livery NAN his OWN LANnLORD.-MOUNT NOR
IL rs Homestead situated that beautiful level land
known the Harlem Race Course The list
the above detirabe property rapidly SLING upthe lots
sseeted on subscription thus giving the earliest applicants
the beet choice Thirty OF the purchase money
be paid by insalmens the balance remain mortgage
i've or ten ears Every facility will be given aud money
awarded to build For &c. apply to g. JE5SU
RUN, No. Clinton Court, Beekman street Nassau
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HORSES, &c.
IJoRsE.-F0R SALE. AN ELEGANT BAY HORSE
even years ola, about l34 hands high together with
SADDLE brdle harness and blankets Price for the whole
$50 Sold for want OF Aapply at Mchanns stable
Seventeenth street, opposite Onion SQUARE.
LN0R sALE-A BAY MARE SIX YEARS OLD l6ls
hands high, unframed and trot her mile inside three
inmates Also, sorrel geldng five old, Is hands
high has never teen transd aaa can rot mile inside Of
southwest corner Of fifth avense between the hours VI
EoR sALE-THE STOCK AND MIXTURES OF Tux
- Oyster aud Rating Saloon No Greenwich avenue TIE
above will be sold cheap, the going into other
business.
SADDLE H0RsE. WITH SADDLE AND Birdie, TO BE
~ sodchshp, A. tho owner has not Sufficient for him
he young and strong and good style and action
hddrets D., box ,2bb New York Post Once.
WANTLD-A ROAM MARE OR GELDIsG-YoUNG,
lina Ard sound. Of good soticn and fast. Address
Boz No 7c6, Post Once, New York.
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WORLDS rAIR.-GooDs FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
100 late for,he g lawrence can be shippes 70 harti-
neau Crcskey Co. ~ Thresdneedle street London. In
quire Of LIVINGSTON, WELLss co,
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DANoRAhA OF THE PILGRIAs PROGRESS, AT
washington Hall o9S Broadway.-ope= every evening;
Also Wedn esday Saturday afternoons at three
tcriptive cAtslOgues l2n cents
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Geographic Marine Ncpor,c.

rss,. nd fav
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IL ooFiNGaCHEAP R0oIING:-GooDwIN5P PATENT
~ hydro Pneumatic Cement sheathng makes a{cheap,
light and durable roof Done rough plank for
per foo over tin or shingles 81 cents foot and
ranted, by SAML GOODWIN,
2S3 Spring street. Hudson.
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WANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR EXCELLENT PRorEs-
w tsnt Cooks. ChamheemsiSs, beARs.rossas, Nurses,
General WORKER Walters. coachmen Farmers Re. at
srmins street Select Protestant Agency The good
t0 are selected fr the bad 60l N B-None Offer
situations but these who smart tidy sober honest
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VVoRLD1s uANProN-coNrRIBUroRs
w TO the Worlds Fair BY the 50. Lawrence, can have
every attention paid 70 their business at Southampton
In London, on Communicating their wi,hss. By letter. 70
J. RODNEYCROsKEY.
us. Consul, southsmpton,
MARTfNEAu, CKOsKET CO.
81 Threadneedls a., Louaon; or
LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO.,
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ELLyEkTH wARD.-RATIFIcATI0N NETTING
xsrd son1easa ss TRiOa
evening" oeSsr M & s1esS nd g. on
Pr
Bishop, appointed sserssarss sha GLOVER ana H.
::,s1; ~ issSias committee appointed
ing T. B. Glover, George White, G. T. q. Lynch
the following resolutions which most
Resolved That lovers principle repub
lean liberty and ardent friends of the perptu.y Of this
great passed By the last Congress Known as the
"eoRp.cnise Bin pas. differences
the Sny y which We can transns to our possrty
ResGlvsd Ihs. the hyrosr.c. hnayes t.he
lsnd and the viii Ofthe
and that we all Fellowship wish men
who rs%P the M % under foot and publicly
uS0n and that sn =. republican who des. the
appro tho Fugitive Slave law ider just
Resolved, That democratic party is. and always has
ssp a Of and sa AND s
mott happy and the hnswn world
snas 10 astua es IN limited 0S SeTns TO
be of the most vital and cardinal of the demo-
Resolved That our STATE and county aole.s are uae,
snd eyery eae IL sure eecsa sSer d
ties will be discharged with honor and fidelity
Rf;oveS That cordially rsspsna the nonn.tion Of
senaorial district having conaden his ability aud
adherence TO democratic principles
Resolved, That in iiiate for Assembly Aaron B.
Rollins, se firm, ardent and unhinc ching demo-
active in the ranks of the democracy and who
phase party has uniformly adhe.rd strictly de-
reform and that with him satisfied the
interests Of his eonsuept 10 would be faithfully protected
and therefore, tender him our hearty and unanimous
support.
Resolved That 10 Wesley Smith, candidate for Alderman,
IL democracy the electors OF he ward active
intelligent, and upright mana firm and unwavering
porter Republican friend and we'll wisher
the working and fearless advocate of the
interests Of the citizens of New York
Resolved That in Edwin Bouton eur candidate for As
sitant Alderman the democracy have called before them
those Of whom the pride of this city boast
eminenty suslfed to I'LL the position knowing we'll the
cz Of his ward confident that the
electors ofths Eleventh wsrd will neglect
him that confidence which be so deNrvedly merits.
Resolved. That wilt zesleusly support VIM. L. Wood
for Police Justice John Anderson Jr for Civil Justice
Walter Merred for Assessor Charles Dodge -, School
Commissioner Dennis Garrison for School Trustee George
H. lynch for School Inspector Henry Dreher aud
Weeks for Consabes As thew
public officers ey will discharge their duties with
pability and integrity.
The meeting then ecquenty addressed by the follow
ing we'll known and staunch supporters OF the democratic
faith kessr Areularius Camp Busteed Fields Thompson
Andrus Woodward, and Hart After which the ad
jou:Ied to meet At same place next Monday evening
IA o'clock. kOBr. McGARY, Prest.
j.s J.sI ~ shsoS: hs.,:nr,, Vice Presidents
b GIovrn LOVER }seers.aries.
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HENRY sToRMs-YogR CARD, IN YEsrEADAYs
Sun and Herald. is an evasion Of the charges made
against you.
FirsYou acted the Grand Marshal Of the parade of
the Order Of United Americana Arlington birth day.
Thousands SAW you on duty in that capscity.
tecond-fou are now mom5er OF the Order OF United
Americans. You have admitted it within week rsst-
Were not asked by democrat to repudae that body
Did declinel You supported by them,
appears by the circular pub in Friday SUM- Here 10
IN extract
NEw YORK. October a. 1851.
D. A, STATE OF Npw YoRK.
In accordance with duty have the honor transmt
ting yeu the accompanying resolutions unanimo ousIY
adopted BY Chancery this evening.
c. GOODRICH BOYCE, G. C. of the c.
Whereas number of bers of the o. u A. have boen
nominated Offices Of trust honor and prob under
State and Municipal governments
Resolved That IL ID hereby eno ned on every member OF
the Order accordance with their obligation 10 Eve thsE
influence and support the following nominated brethren
at the ensuing election. viz -
INSPECTOR.
Henry Storms, Of " Wsshington hapter NO. 2-
Here follows list of names, amongst others .
Highth ward-Charles H. hing Of Nissara' NO ID
And, whereas The Hon. Henry c. shaw Of whom,
hs opponents ind fault except his having once been
Native American candidate for Governor OF the stats Oh
Massachusetts and receiving therefore the sum OF ioVu
votes. Therefore,
o. Of to support MI shaw in preference TO his oppo-
nent.
This published tina. Mr. Storms may, if he
tradict the statement. that
First He Grand Marshal Of ths rarad, Of the order Of
United Americans.
Second That be is member Of the Order.
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II gpIy TO JOHN c. sPENCER-To THE EDITOR
IN Of The New York Hc~sd-Just A. tse nvnent o.
starting for Aibssy, have sees .s'ess trs- sSns =
has taken occasion 70 siude :, me- sad indiresy the
action hich elected TO the odcs Of State
Treipeer ke SPENCE does greet in usuen all u
his stiens or he careful ~ speak guardedyl snd
so when rcsnsrhs that Mr.
meur lhe preses o taat ocI vould bs tempt
"a 10 dsparsge predecessor by oscrctsus changes
these with graos from Me-. spsncer
unssr served several Eanees the
of the earliest and most ccnssut advocates Of that work
msy sdd, Without Presumption that aided materially
plcyed thecn M vi the lac q st2 suspssdea the vorks
an alec, mat the plans which have received tbs sp
rrovsl Of the present ss Engineer snd the Canal Brd
are essentially hote which were originally adopted ~
shcud be eeed shs feel great interest In the snail
reton OF that vort and will endesvor 10 the best Of
ability 70 carry out The lave for the eempon Of
tie Enlargement snd the lateral Canals
New yOrh, Nov J, ls5i. WI J. McAtPINE.
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POLITICAL.
TINION SAyETY CoMhIrrEE N0NINA TI0N.-
" Pcr Senator, Third District,
WILLIAM NcMuRRAY.
nEhOCRAIIC wHIG NOMINArION-
~ For Commissioners Of Streets and Lamps
JACOB l.. DODGE.
TrNIoN AND THE CoxPRoMIsE-THE UNI

Union AND THE coxPRohIsE.-rHE UNION
- Safety nominations, To the Free and In
sss ssn asss % s
With their nonn was to be expected and 10 one Of ,ss
isis, daE papsrs the Tribune Courier. ana
TaT1iIw w.sas JSurn .1eshsr S ,gn that + all right
.s:tsd !. not ssshs fte Union safety toa%isss have
sns parties their senses and the
s sas @
sns asn; i ssss .sss sS: ss.sfa AID TnaS;
ysST gIinsiPss; aSa ~ ta;s issue s.aas
.lre.dy provided for Vote the ticket nominated the
Av psitielsns of both parties in the eonn.te op
cratic -a6oitOniss and all The other was afraid
n s f1 ut 1 & ssy SSsa k
men asudsd But Sstyshrss out Of ATTY pre;sn: voted .
made the the partiss and you may
s .ss that s
Union th ecmRr mise and also to respond to Georgia Ala
Seward this State vote the Union
Weed Greeley and Webb The question isrhe Union;
Il ssRsr snS of ssessd s
ForCemptroiier right, Geo W. Patterson formerly
eompr0mise democrat Stewards Law partner,
For Secretary Of stste-Een @ Forsytha deeid abo-
~ 3. Randall formeriya litonist.
free soiier, but hunk
e.. democrat; and 10
writing tie life of Jefferson.
For Attorney GeneIal-Da Henry Seymour Seward man.
MEL Ullmap, national whig
or silver grey.
For Tressurer-Jas NJ Cook Levi s. Chatheld barnburn
formerly Sew1rd man,but ing abolitionist
now q national whig.
State Engneer and Sur Horace Wheaton abolition
veyor- " lliam j. Meal Mayor OF Syracuse.
pine compromise democrat.
For Canal Commison-Hen Alex 3. johnson, free soer.
ry Fitzhugh nation al whig
For JudgeSamuel A. Foot Benjamin Welch, ed OF OF
national whiT. abolition paper at Buffalo.
Aexr r. Wells and Henry Storms. the candidates tor In
spectors Of State Prisons, both compromise
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AsTROLOGY, sc.

a srRoIoey-pR O. W. EoBAcK FROM SWEDEN
N lately from Pbilsde phs efer hs services 70 the cit
sens NewYor ae sbe 70 fcre.e past presest snd
fntnre svents Tee-Ladies 80 cents; gen temen. S Ns
tves calculated asd read IN fu according 70 TIE oral.s
tvjtlcs cuiated Ladies' So gentlemen IS Once, NO
white street New York. vbere letters post paid will re-
etive lredate attention. Tor particulars, zee dsy
rsrsr Astrological Alntttos B. proesrsd ~ the oncs
gratis.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CAMpEN AND AMBoy RAILROAD LINE IRox NkW
~ Ysrh 70 rhilA aelphA Leave Pier No rorsn Nvssr.
hy steamboat JOHN F0rSnR hs-ctng Lac - coen
y.tS seot o. nmisrsas Line. ~ 9e'9as,tt 9e'a,tIs ARE
W --.-
NEw YORK AND rHrhAprLTHA-rEw, yoRE
IN ana Phsied~rsia Direct United states Nan Line
through in ~ horr. v,s Neg jsrsey nsilrcsa. F.rs rs.
New Yerk ats from sct o. Ccruandt ssrses and ~
"a NJ and NJ kom fcet q Liberty street Leave PHI
sut street. - - c--
Thrcush tickets sed n the sbove lnes. through
scor With through baggage ehect accompanies tie train
lesvips ~ Pssergrs and baggage In MIS- train VIII
be znspered directly through IRON dspet tspet en- ks
feate without satrA sharaA
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CLOTHING.

CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURSrTuRE WANTED
~ ladies' or serterncn dssrous d converting their cast
r clothing, furniture, se into cash can rssei.s ss
value sending fer the suhscrber AZ BE rest
ienoe or throush the oce Ladics sented by krs
Ousseidcrt L. n DUSSELDORF u Elm sreet.
A WORD TO GENrLENEN.-rHE LIBERAL Pa,
N ronsse received At my little stor, hS Pesr street,
near Broadvsy h eonvncpe proof that s the best and
only place in the city where gents cothing handsomely
cleaned, Dyed ttred. repaired cheap short notice
Prepare for coE winter in time Send IN your overees
Articles cent i ty A CORTISsOs late Of karray trstt
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nj ATRINoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO ~
IVl Lover -Professor LAwtou, OF London. having wee
In Boston will send any address on receipt Of 6ol
win the soted sfeccas Of the opposite .er The process
simple prt csptvatng that an be married. ire
srectiye Of are spp-arso or rosten; and lsss eusb
mot least arranged With sueh esse and deucacy.
that aeteoton 10 i'm possible Address Professor LAwtca,
Bsson Mass No letters taken from Che Post see, unlsss
Nhe postase 10 raid.
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
LIQUORS.

NOTICE TO IMPORTERS OF oIN.-rHE SUPERIOR
IN Court Of the State 81 New York having ranea u an
from importing selling ~ ac-
vertsbg any gin with trade mark of ssn or seung
gin whatever for s~.n Gn unless be rrecured
hereby caution all mrorter ei and de.ers IN
gin not With the swan brand or advertise
and for swan Gr, ualess ~ he preeured
from vs. will stherwse make themselves liable 70 d.
@"s'' ana 81 ''H'A scHucHARDr oEBuARp:
TIE CONSUMERS or WINS. LIQUORS, &c, ARE
repeatedly Invited 70 cell tthe celebrated brandy
store as Broome street. Broadway, where they
buy the ohos,s old Brsndies Wines re- N cent less
other store in the city Bto barrels of the
cbrssed Fark Ale received rer ship Glasgov, also
hand, Barclay Perkins London Porter. Dublin Brown
steut. heroer's Scotch Ale. re.
v,RE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is RESPECT
fuy invited 70 the bottle department the eeebraed
brapsy ssre ~ bfcome street near Broadway Pure old
brrndie vines vhisteys Ne &C. OF grade. and
p,ioes that eanne. fail 70 satisfy the mtst economical