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Madam Biseaceianti - Private Musical
soiyee at the Astor House.
Last evening, Madame Blscseeianti, Who as many Of
our readers aware, is native of Boston, gave pr
vae musical so6e at the Aster House, to the dilletsat
the artists editors musoins musical critics and others
The boarders of the Astor House also invited The
invitation mentioned o'clock but the concert did not
Commence ill half past o'clock. 1t was given in the
dining hall, which about half filed with guests
The concert opened with duet, bsrcsrola, sung well
by Messrs. Mayer and Bener, followed by fantastic
the piano forte executed in good style by Hoffman Mr..
Mayer also sung song, with vioonceo accompaniment,
Mr. Bentlsr Q solo, and Mr. Non performed fantssia
caprice the violin, which was enthusiastically ap-
plauded.
Madame Biscacciante sang in five pieces-a cavatina
from Linda" by Donizstt romanzs, from Donizetti;
duet with Mayer, from Verdi" by Ernani serenade,
with violoncelo accompaniments and cavatina, from
Beatrice d Tenda" by Belini. On her first appear
on the platform, to sing the cavatina, she was
greeted with enthusiastic applause She is rather under
the middle stature has pleasing cheerful countenance
a well formed head, with . profuson of 6ne dark hair
In the first cavsna she did not up to the mark Of
expectation but improved in each song she went on
till the came to Bellins cavatina in which she far
ceeded all her other performances and very warmly
appaudei 1t quite evident that at first she mis-
calculated the room and being accustomed to rooms Of
large size, and file with an audience she gave out her
voice with too much force Further the acoustic quail
ties Of the very bad that 1t impossible
to form a correct estimate Of her singing in public
from the orte Of last night and must therefore,
reserve Judgment till We have heard her in rriper
Hall We shall only say. at present. that we liked her
middle lower notes much better than the uppsr and
when she sung soto than when she sung forte or for
There appeared 10 be great inequality in her
vocazation but this, doubt arose in part from the
of the room; and smore accurate opinion be
expressed after Saturday evening" when ehe will make
her first appearance in public Some OF her notes were
delicious MIR George Loder presided ably at the piano
forte.
After the concert the guests were entertained at
magnificent supper in the ladies' ordinary, and the
health Of the vocalist having been given, Mr.. Andrews
Of Connecticut and Mr. 5tagg responded, and passed
high ccmiums upon her singing; after which Madame
Bscaccanti arose, and having thanked the gentlemen
for the comp ents they paid her and the company for
the manner in which they received her name, drank
their health and, sitting down vehemently ap-
pauded She shortly after withdrew which appeared
be tie signal for general breaking up Of the party
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we arc WondcrfuIIy Made:-When II is

that each human being throws out several Of
the refuse Of amin matter day. through the pores of
the skin the conditions usder which these functions
placed subjects for serious consideration The best
articles suited to mpart health and vgor to the whole out
ward system, Bogles hyperion Fluid, for the hair; He
.eacna for emoyig tan and erupons Of the skim and
and leaves the face smooth piece CT satin and all of
them operate to purify the and to protect against
Influences chapg the climate To had of VIM Bey'e
2 Washington street BOSTON, and 100 Fulton streets
Rushtop. Clark Co 273 and Milhau s3 Broadway Cary
Co.. 25 Pearl street T., and ty Druggists and Per-
tuners throughout the world.
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Married

On Tuesday, by Oscar sturtevant, Alderman Of the
Third ward JoHs LANoKSER, Esq to Mrs THEREsK Eo-
On Monday October ~ at the Church of the Divine
Unity, by the Rev W Bellows, Mr.. CHakLEs r. ELLIs
to Miss MARY A. MELVILLE, all of this city
On October 21 by the Rev. DR.. Chase Miss Loru,,
STEWART to ROBERT MAcKuy, Esq.
In Germantown. on October 81, by the Rev h Hoff
Mr. BENJAMIN 7. HooGLAND, of Brooklyn, to Miss MARy
JANE De Wlrr, daughter Of VIM. Ii. De Witt, ESQ., ot
the former place -
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SrsPTcTous-THE Donaldson MYsrEnY.-We
are credibly informed that Thurlow Weed, and one
Of the proprietors Of q leading vhig paper Of the
south, are ct the Astor House, for the purpose Of
having an interview with Mr.. Greer and Mr.. DO
nald,oD, who have lately so conspicuously figured
in the public prints. Ore thing is eertain-that
these gentlemen on yesterday morning we're anxious
ly inquirins for Mr.. Donaldson and Mr. Greer, and
giving strct examination to the letters addressed
to those peuonsge, Of which large number are
GOV 10 the letter box Of the Astor House. We
ad'i'e the democrats to keep a bright look out;
mere Is deep intrigue on foot, and Thurlow can
ota roi Anderson, the Wizard Of the North, all
hollow We shall not be surpriss IL Mr. tireer's
."P" peg furnishes another batch Of political let
ters.
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ELECTION DisrRcrs-The untsrriied democracy are
wide awake foi the great latte We publish, to-day.
call for Deetinys this evening in every election dtri It
In the city The faithful viii accordingly take notice
that each one is te attend In Of the ninety
uiue diltri Of the city
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opportunity Of seeing and hearing the splendid Eosn
FiAI oierte Of T. Gilbert Co. this evening at their
S33 Broadway. This issirumsnt the centre Of
,ttraecn at the air of ths American Institute Pr)G
' an der Neyde will preside.
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lecture 70 gentlemen, Hops Ckaps Broadway, winch
should tail to attend IL 10 the physiology and
drangements Of their systems and viii explain both
treAsent with the Of preserv son
10 old All the modele will be used aud all the dis
eoyer.es explained. Z - o'clock. IS cents.
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rates to Hsvre or to California
rnov,noss,pork u.s. did not vary much; the business
embracing 800 bbls at previous figures Beef wss dun
and heavy ct So SO $40 SO for mess and a so rs 3 Y
ior prime 100 bbb beef hams fetched SIS, and 90c
bbs lard W &c, the former quotations
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TIE CHAMBERNArDs AND KITCHEN PnLoso-
rHEKs.-Several Of our cotemporaries arc engaged
ust now, in discussing he household duties s1d So
Cisl relations Of cham bcrmsds This wouli be 4
proper subject Of De bate before Womaa's Rights
Convection. But Is il not rather nlraprogos for
leading whig journals on the eve Of al i'm mportlnt
election The question between them seems to be
whether American born girls" should prefer ten
cents day at shirt making, TO good wages as maids
OF all work, srd chsmbermsids. One paper thinks
If American born girls require to sit down at
table with master and Mistress and to eat with the
same knife and fork, they are requiring too much.
Another Gays" We bless God ths. II is q fact
that our lree institutions develope character with
which domestic servitude is becoming more and
more Incompatible Ia the mean time, the cham
bermaids appear to know how to take care Ct
themselves. Let our philosophers Of Wall street
and Nassau come into the HERALD Office counting
room, any day in the week, il they would be Goa.
vnced. The healthy, rosy, handsome, and honest
yourg girls, there assembled, will prove at glance,
that whatever they may have 10 do, they generally
contrive to be on hand abou. dinner time. With
them, at least, IL Is Dot incompatible to do hard
work for good living, whatever may be the opin.
ioos Of our kitchen philosophers
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In n few Days the Attractive Public
eNpsrnent will be gwen to demonstrate the efficacy OF
rhillips Patent Fire Annihiiator once No. Warren
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MUSICAL.
HOTELS.

~ nbie ohote, At No. II Barclay street, New YORK.
~, .n,ofms me friends ssd tie public s.nersly
peaa plsn vhsre spsrtm te hsd, with without
meah Table dhete atbP. daily The best Of french
vines sne hquors BE- Dinner and supper parties be-
uvsn on the prsmsss In tht bert style.
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.. Gnld nrednI,, Dngmerreotypea.-

Cold Msds at the late Fair Castle Garden sxard
Cd TO NJ A. s. ROOT who continue 20 produce tue os.
prs Ltnsses and pictures a. enable pxccs tther
corner CT Broadway and Frknkln street
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Instructive houehoid gane (eacuated easrtan cid
we'll yeurE ohildrenl sy be obtained AZ Tuttes In
roriuin of fancy Goods, Neyels Toys &c $40 Broad
hso variety Of Games Dissee,ns Pictures &C.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC,

CoMPLIkENTARr DIsSEs-AMERICAN ARCTIC.
Bsr.ditien-Ihs above Entertainment 10 be given by
the Brsh residents Of New York. will take place
Astor house Tuesday the h OF November neEt at halt
past i've o'clock Tickets to lie had at the
tes Consulate s. Barclay streets Of DR.. G. Deaes, 81
East Fourteenth street Rohard irwin. ESQ., o Front street,
Richard Bell E1q. Jsuncey eourt Wall streets Thomss
Dixon Esq t9 ism street, the ofee Of the Albion
newspaper, Barclay street.
ERENCH BENEVOLENT sGCIErY-THE ANNUAL
general ,mbly Of this Society will take place At Del
mnoeos Hotel william street. Thursday evening" next
Bth oeteter at o'clck ihe members particularly
requested TO attend report for the last will be
read and election held for the prsons all the oces
the new sdmbistratiOn. By order Of the President,
NEW YORK, Dot ~, lb'l kFOULUIOUX, Secretary.
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The ProprIetors of Frosty Pows, Elm

The Proprle tors OF Frosty POws, Elin
Locks and all who have the of badness before their
eyes, advised to provide themselves with Daviss Hype
rion, call his ONCE $50 Ludlo street. and examine
the certificates Of its cures ard from per-
depots 5S Ludlow street, and c. H. Ring 1872 Broadway
Also, for sale by NJ Guiop, l Bowery p b. Knapp. SG2
Budson; J. b. Bodd I'll Brosdway E. Lyon. 472 Grand
New York. Mr Hayes i75 Fultcn; Thos Hayes 6 Atlantic
BROOKLYN, Price Is cents in large bottles
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City Politics.

MoEy srEcE.-The steamer Marion which arrived
from Charleston yesterday brought s1s5oo in specie
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Ts Hat for 1851 rtica ,oot the premium At ,ae late FAr
10 With hundreds of lie exact countsrparts
Together with bsnt variety Of other styss for geutic
nd uth In tie store Of the manufacturer the price
in Instance exceeding the old mark, -Four Dollars
CESIS, ga Broadway, opposite 81. Pauls
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SWEIfHR HuEHF.-OeFNt Nnt tfOWd
that daily visit the establishment Of r. SMITH, yr No
ia fslton street he i selling ehesp ss dirs all kinds
Of o0thipr and the excitement already created
topic Of In all business circles when
Smith 10 about The FIVE dollar suit man Is nowhere"
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No % Bovery selling sIegaa. mpesiai three ply Car
e, s.ss'issl ssi, double Lnsrsn IN
Cio,hs Ga &, snd ts Easlish Drpssets, 70 yards
vide Table Covers han, RuSs Stair Carps no. At about
half rfioeo.
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Cheap for Cash Now IL your time 20
purchase vsrpetns ehesp for cash 81 wx. scGEoKfYs
B Nsm street where be found description of
Oil Cloths Ae As the s fast closing
yrest barssins csn be had.
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Wigs and TOupees.--Batchelor' New
style Wigs are the most perfect Oh
should call at BATcHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No.
Wall street. where be found the largest and best as
sortmeni in the city. Copy the address.
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How pleasing 10 IL 10 witness n graceful
walker hut The srsce Of step depend. ges deal upon
the bcots one The boots sold BY the otmakes
unos Nsssau street, se celebrated for the race they
imJ part 10 the veareY.
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petIngs at Red uced Prices.-Peterson
HUhfHRIf, Sp Broadway, u White street,
selling rich Brussels Carpets for e 10 M yA<d, heavy
tbr,spy S per yard; surernas for So 70 7s per yars;
goes All Wool a. yard; OIL Cloths heavy 3s 70 a.
yard And a other goods found in carpet stores ~ equally
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Thnmnaon. thc WALL strcet nrokcr. .n y

honey esse-," this week th,a last and % cay
therefore those who have tile luere hand should supply
than selves for winter BY calling At General
Tsyior HesdquAters rs Fulton street. where outst
had Moderate terms ave minutes no.
tios. Boys and Youths Clothins In abundance.
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avnRsccL cIAsuy,eArror,

,effIVfIs- ,e Nesee Tor LiverpocI still dtman ded 15d q
led for -four but some s0to 900 bbs in lo were en-
gsged pert TO ill up, mostly ct 1s including GOO Al
l5d and 10 coo bushels wheat reported tsksp a.
sbd, while vessels demanded from az a sd To
1000 boxes eheeee, at sos To elasgov, Sovr va en-.
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THE MILITARY.

INDEPENDENT nERALD GUARD. ATTENTION -
Notice There will be meeting and drill Of she abe
company, this "Wednesday evening October 20 at halt
past o'clock precisely. BY order Of
WIN. X. MARSHALL, Chairman PRO TEN.
NB-Puneual attendance requested of every member
as business of i'm portInee will be transacted.
TNDEPENDENT PEARL GUARDS, ATTENTION -
There will he meeting and drill Of the above compar
this at half clock at Chatham HALL
Post Once Punctual attendance particularly requested
Of the members Ps-All members not bringing rusket
J. H. CHAMBERLIg, Captain.
A. MCGOWAN, Orderly Sergeant.
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ght proud of hssug of Enos splendid Beavers
his head. lte mercy, II them would "besome
area tets than his eFown They fashioned in the
elegant FORM made ~ the perfect vorkmen and cold
~ Tre which enables thc maker - furnish the vtry
hat that o mate step into ~ falton street, try
on and you rely bc pleased with aprearance
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Cutt1nE hh1F nHu Wn1sKtTs I'll tnt ncutest
and Gilful invariably adapting the STYLE TO
the yisage and entire appearance OF the by
the inmtable B Nassau street, Of Pine whore
with hard boards and tender faces
n ay enjoy cleanly and comfortable shave
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Pc SONAL.
WILL BELLA, OR HER FRIEND, SEND rgEIR AD-
w dress to Willy, at this cfhce.

g 1Q0 MISREPRESENTATION DISAPPEARANCE.
W lOV-Ar. John J. Darlington, Bootmaker, late o.
No ~ Brosdway New York. and resi- lent of Williams
burg for the ten last ia Grand stree
ilsmfburg, about " o'clock, Friday night, Oct. IL
The above rewsrd will be paid for information OF hi
or dead fer the recovery Of his body Mr. D.
about Of height i've fest hair gray had
h petson gold watch and heavy gold chain olive brown
dress coat black snts vest drab psnt aloon also in hr
pocket elk handkerchief with the sgs of AL nations
it, and silver snuff with HE initials IT, ANY infor
street, Williamsburg.
INFORMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL WEIGH
who lef his home four the hrss Of April last
Sailed from Cork for America lie is native OF Dingle
county Kerry. ireland Any informaton given will ss
thankfully received BY his sister Ellen Welch No 20 Dover
street. New York who has lately arrived from London Pa
pers at the West will confer favor by copying this ,dye
tsemtnt
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mor., and Horse ewomsn.hlp-A.
New silks. and every other \

Evening Csss gentlemen in the noble art of Horssman
ship will ortn let November. at Dshrows Riding Academy
NO. ~ Fourth avenue Open daily as usual for ladies.
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TiyoIi.-Th,. most Interesting,

re.m, s BrOsdssy This isslrumtnt was the centre Of
Van der Nsyde will preside.
TivoIi.-Thi. most Interestinga as well as
Instructive househeh te.euated TO eats'tan cid
srDS well y'y,f sss ny si sossnsd q '
way Ae every variety Of Games DsSeesins Pictures se
Genin's Premium sIik Hats.-Thc Geniu
fs Hat r 1851 vica took the premium at the late FA
ioFstls win 6ss. valley % other ,yls. Tor s:o.is
men md uths IN e store q The the price
CEsiS, ga Broadway, opposite 81. PAuls
Eossrth. or any other True Gentleman,
ghtbs proud ofhs,ug q Knoss spiened Beavers
arcs letter tEsn his They are fashioned in the nos.
% 9' ,s s1it = @ ~ rs gsFP STS ssS ss tr sS
test bat net an ;. maze sip nso ~ fal,en street try
Horsemanshi y and Horse nomsnship An
Evening Csss gentlemen she noble AZ, q hotssman
NO. !" Fourth avenue. Open daily as usual for ladies'
New silks, and every other Kind OF La
q S,:.ss,y ;s!a,; e Leonard street
'sa nd are ss,ns ten =. ,s = ss: s s,ss'n
shirts with Bosoms that Gt without n
.rissl: slss.n,ly D.ds Of The sns.s an,y and yar
Hcu,e.
Tbcmp pson, the Wall street Broker, says
Therefore those vho iuere should supply
than selves edatey for winter BY calling General
Tsylors HssdquArters rs Fulton street. where
be had the most moderate terms N ave minutes
tios. Boys and Youths Clothing In abundance.
sterling Advice e.--Observe the crowd
that daily visit the eetAblsbmsnt Of SMITH yr, No
l7 Fston street He selling - cheap ss dirt all kinds
ofeothipr snd the sseitement already created com
topic Of oonversston In all business circles when
Smith 10 about The Eve dollar suit manb nowhere.
Read and Rene member!-IIirsm Anderson,
NO ss-ery selling sl.sa., mpe,sl three ply Car.
Carpets for 3 t and S. yard; first rats hoor Oil
Cioshs - Cd 3s. and ss Eassh Drugsets 70 yards
vide Table Covers han, Ruxs Stair Carpe k at about
Csrpetings at Red uced Prices.-Peterson
EHUnYHkLf Te Bresdway. corner q White street are
brseply, per yard surernae for So 70 Is per ysrd;
goes. All wsol yard; OIL Cloths heavy & 70 a.
yard And al other found carpet ~ equally
lev pross.
Cheap for Cssh.-Now IL your time 20
purchase varpetns chesp for cssh, st WM McCEORTYB
lB wsm street where may be found every description of
Carpetipg Oil CIeths Ae As the season s fast closing
great bargains csn be had.
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shirts with Bosoms that Gt '

FhtN- WIN nv !"
vri nkle elegantly made Of the finest quality aud
rsned 10 tve ssacton IA every part,usr be had at
href notice at CslENs celebrated store No. Astor
Heuse.
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LOST. DC.

OK REWAR D-LosT ON THE ATu IysT Irs
Rc Bioadwsy in going from Chambers street 20 Canai
lady gold Bracelet Hat chain patttrn The fnder
receive the above revard iea, At Mr. Geo. c. Dun
bar'F, 200 Broadway.
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Premium India Rubber Shoes.-We see
mons Of medals awardedby the American nstisus:
This tribute honorable to Mr. Day the Institute
~ their se have declared y TO be deserved 70 carry on
success We extract from eotsmporsry
description OF Day shoes and their peculiar
the ladies' shoe e fabric has the appearance OF nns
Morocco with jety polish have before seen and
light that pretty lose Of its eraces by be-
ing enossed within it, The shoe gentlemen s Of course
over the tee and heel Of the an as@IASe
and does not affect the polish Of the boot strain the
Precipitation Of the foot destroy the vitality Of the leather
all which TO the old rubber
New York Daily Times.
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dies Jrsss Ctods. may be obtained at HITCHCOCK 4
LkADBEATBRs, gf Broadway corner Of Leonard street
They have us received splend1 assortment steam
arrived snd ofering them At really gest
heir Ribbons the cheapest 10 be found in the city
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Hair Dye the best discovered for eolorng the hair
whiskers the moment applied The wonderful and
certainty With which this fsyorte and old Hair
Dye performs is ast nshing. II is for SALE applied at
BATCHELORS Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
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Il osT--ON THURSDAY, SUPPOSED IN BROADWAY
large Bresstrin hosaie, set in gold ttone The Rndsr
VIII be literally rewarded BY rg al Chapnsn Goa
Nc. 10 kerohsnts' Bxeh.ngs - all street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

NOVEL SUIT AND HEAVY DAMAGES
Col. b. ID. Mitchell, Of St. Louis, has re-,
ceived intelligence that one of tho courts
of New York has given judgment against
him for the sum Of SlS7. 900. for spolia-
tions in New Mexico, during the late war.
1t appears this amount was claimed from
Government for forage for the use of the
army. taken by Col. Mitchell. The gov.
ernment having refused to allow the
claims, suit was brought against Col.
Mitchell, who considered it SO ridiculous
that he did not defend himself. hence
the verdict.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

The Directors having entered into contract for
the construction ofa large portion Of the Cincin
natl, Wilmington and Zlnesville Rail Road. il has
become necessary to take immediate steps to pro.
cure the required funds. in order that there may
be no failure or cause of delay on their part.
Bonds bearing interest at the rate off per cent,
with coupons attached, Of the denominations OF
$1,000 $500 aud 500, 10 the amount subscribed
by the several Counties on the line. are now be.
ing Autographed and will be ready for issue and
sale 10 few weeks.
As these Bonds afford safe, profitable und con
venlent means of investment, it has been suggest
ed aud 10 confidently believed that large portion
Of them will be taken by our own citizens.-
Proposals will therefore bs received by JOEL
RADEBAUGH, the Treasurer of the Company
at bis office in Lancaster. for the Bonds Of thi
County.
Immediate attention is invited to the subj ect
as funds will soon, be needed, aud foreign mar
ket mn,t DO sought for whutevor portion of then
may remain undisposed Of at home.
November 27, 1851 1w30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11
Great bargains in Hardware.

DOPE & BECK are just receiving their FALL an'
ID WINTER supply of Hardware. We have mo-
the largest stock Of that ever brought iron
the East but Toe hare as cheap trdrs as nny ofHs'
house can Shoir.
We do mot expect great business from great Giow'
ing, an hiring others to blow for u.s. but we Will con
vince the public from facts that we do sell our ware
at as low prices as any other house can sell al Tome
Ourstock consists, in part of Iron, Steel Cutlery
best Pittsburg Nails, Anvils, Bellows, Spades and
Shovels. saws, in variety; Door.Locks and Hinges;
Window Sash,and Glass; Carriage and Buggy Trim
mings.
Give MS q call, friends, and we will convince you
that we keep the CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
Lancaster, Dec. 4, 1851 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

FoR THE HoLIDAYs Mammoth PietO-
rial Brother Jonathan.-B. H. Day (suc-
cessor to Wilson Il Co. has sent us copy
Of the famous Christmas and New Years
Brother Jonathan. 1t is really the moss
elegant sheet of the kind ever issued.
Tho first pagei is entirely occupied by a
fine large picture of the Dream Of the
Oldest Inhabitant, VIII lie the whole of
two inner pages present single nam d.
moth picture ofthe Christmas Journey Of
that jolly old Dutchman St. Nicholas Tor
Santa Claus.) The Jonathan, this year,
is decidedly good thing, and worth
twice the money asked for it. viz: 1s cents
per copy, or ten for one dollar. B. H.
Day (surviving partner OfWiloon & CO..
10 the publisher.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

TELEGRAPH TO ATHENs.-The com
pletion of the telegraph to Logan has in
duced our contemporary OF the Athens
Messenger to urge its continuance to that
village. 1t will be an advantage to A.
,hens. .Chauncey and Nesonville, and will
add to the profits of the Lancaster and
Columbus & Lancaster and Logan lines
The coal, salt and iron business of the
valley below demands the construction OF
the line, and Columbus and Lancaster
would both find it at times a convenient
and profitable mode for transmitting in
telligence.
Under these circumstances, we sub
nit whether the efforts of our Athens
contemporary should not be seconded
We suppose the cost of the line would
not be much over 81, 900, and this sum in
the several places named above could be
eOsiIy raised.