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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

LEATHER, HIDES. OIL, So.
AN now receiving my usual Sprag supply OF Foreign and p
m, Leather. Findings, Tanncra on, Curners ana Tanners
FOOLS S-say and Shoe mannfacturcr Leather Findings
,.,. French Kit Hardware and materials Of description;
uo for sac harness makers Coach manufacturers ahd ma
chns Ny MOCK will pc found complete IN every hsla.tnf'
mi nv terms and prices satisfactory Orders promptly and faitn
fully attended 70. JAMES $3.50 .e q.
l:.l street, between Main and Cary;
=. ., :, !; ~. r,i I- ,.iJ Feb 2l--lA c3m
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SPRING GOODS, Is5I.

rENE subscribers have received ships prentice and
"Ainrrca and daily expecting by the 'Gnverse'
from England very large stock fresh imported Coos
crp their consisting CHINA AND EAKTlIEN. 3D
t WARE of the and patterns Also, the
ous American manufacturers unusually large stock OF
oS8 cur, PRESSED aud PLAIN GLASSWARE EASTORS
LOOKING GLASSES FANCY GOODS, which oItrcd
trade III. prices aud
similar Goods be buus; northern markets.
GAS CHANDELIERS PENDANTS and BRACKETS. for sale.
WI. i. BUTLER h co.
March, 70 Main
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y Nhs% ~ set're having claims against the estate o.
ES.tg- NIX ENquesea make thea known I" me
a5. % nay lie made for settling them; and ali
~ % ,.'lr will come forward and make payment.
M,,,,t. THOMAS PAGE,
-.-.--s%f% Executor Of Nelson Page, deed.
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WILLIAM MARTIN,
GIDEON SPENCER,
March lS-culs JAMES b. IIITLEPAGE.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

SALE
TIVE subscriber oilers sale 900 OF Land South AnEs
River Beaver Creek the Louisa about mies
south Of Louisa Courthouse an also coo of Land Harris
Creek. Louisa Courthouse Both OF ta!i
will be sold together divided purchasers The quail
~ the land good we'll the buildings both OF lard
and is undcra Of but presumed
will purchase without " viewing the land invite all Who
wish call Louisa Courthouse ard will take
Measure in shelving il to t=n land sold privately
z5thlay APRIL 1851 will be offered publicly the
that day II O'Clock Terms OF sale accommodating
sut purchasers. ELISHA MELTON
i:Louisa Courthouse, March %. ls5l-c3w
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BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


INFORMATION having received by the Executive that WIN
SCOTT Marion county with riot and murder has fled
justice, and going do therefore hereby offer
reward hundred dollars who shall srrc
said VIM anil deliver him the Jail OF Marion county
Ill officers fha Commonwealth civil and
military end request the people generally their best exerton'
procure tho Of The said Scott tina, he may bc brought
justice =.
Given une. my Governor and under the lesser seal Of the
$500, Commonwealth Richmond, this 18th day Of March, In
tHkALl the year 1851. JOHN B. FLOYD.
Scott dsscrbe be about 30 years old about feet inches
high and snuy formed has sandy complexion and light hair
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IIOWAY FEYIALE ACADEMY.

NTOWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.
p1rons that on tie 18th astah, this Institution, known and e..
tenvc a,ronnd or the last seven yea w DC than ever
fare and not be surpassed by any school in the State 'isi
6 s %s "5 ,es aSe ' Sen ' Sn the @ The h
"s ad 5.s !,igd s sae n fay Female
Academy elegance ard refinement Of psOh bI can an
and number and Ts'sy o. ao2 es scop o
every thing and useful or rsqutf Ed , who have
10 pe is s, T aae m This work viii BE- The
the last session. Ina few days more rnI,i,ons and manage
gven containing all the particulars Of Tue
what ;hai eanno. be a"ne tho first
Of his heart vir;uod education Of Ms ga r m day onser
than entire satisfaction is given JerFERsoS MINOR, ND
Address the subscriber a. Miller, Office Essex co. Va
and Recorder Country Jss "1 os
viii! in.ert til! forbid!
HAVE employed YsEes Va who T ,s, st sss.
w;aE and n a[ a s calss Thompson
my house The school vii: be l'nnsu Z FoSTAlNE
AsSsI; TIa 1:i ,il MILITARY INsTITUTE.
v,,,r ~ " V;;ors viii meet Y. Institute on the 25h
June 70 mass c: HE aTRSs.sio'n
Vacancies will for State Cad or ,r Isle Of Wight
Augusta Brunswick, Charlotte, 8erke'eS' n's = A
State Cadets arc supplied utousy with Soa s"sh hsh
tuition fuel medical
hey bind ssnsn,e 70 himself estimated at
about $50 per annun, Nome are a''"'''0 -
The expenses n Pay Cadet mated .n ao by the In
stin,e Ali whu are admitted as Pay ca'e'' arc
years IL n1 o. une1cep;lonab!e
moral and from bodily dlsss OF hose who
Superintendent eau now ma" r,ss If early application
! made. n,..s the tth July, which
] H. rraus,s class oy inc iGo~s Csne
IJ-e.,es by Cadet Charles Cooke OF hanover
Stiutaloly H SaIs, n o Whichcad. Of Sansemond
| oI w A. Eliason, Of Alexandra
| " =, W a Harris Of Rockbrdge.
vdeto Cadet vi o. ~
AS smith OF Norfolk, and National Grafton de
li'efea " o'1' FRANCIS n. SMITH, Superintendent
| March l2-c~tlstMay &2Anacs,J
NITT STOCK FOR sALE.-Stoes OF the Cry o. ~ Kiin
| - IN anniiealion Al the Chamberlains Office.
| April 3-d3! ~A' 8. onHf A~l' =
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NOTICE. 80 ~
,,,,, . ,,bn OF WARWICK, BROTHERS. co, Is 'h.s
av Jissolred mutual confen All OUTSTANDING ae'N
will b. settled " e'''' " " CORBIN WARWICK.
ABRAHAM WARWICK,
JOHN NJ. WARWICK,
Richmond April l-c2t' JAMES WAtMINh.
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sc71ooT. ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

r,r % Gher has lately received by different arrivals from nj
aspha New York large additions TO HE 'cGs ."
Ia Stationery which make his spring supply conltee
and assortment Paper unusually i aho
S so lust received further supply OF Books from lae Ae
ion and Tract Societies. which now ma
ne asomen, full those societies. together with large
Works, numerous 10 name. ol set
o. h Hanet Hook Depository No a above he Farmer
Bank. Denoxiary.
Aprl2
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GC0ES FItOM AUCTION.

GREAT BAEGAINS FOR c ASH.
r15Ij S.oui respectfully call th" attention IL MS lriehds
and he uuir H., !o!owi" desirable goods from suction
RI rfcsr, vcT% cheap they will be sold oil at great bargains
,a,cucs :. ! a.t. ! e.. per ya.i. "or, more.
~, .. G.: C,s. yart. 'Hs; c1iers. worth ~ It's
L,wnr. t6s. ). n sad l2& cs Ter gard. WORN more
Gaeha,s a 10 10 II cts Ter yac: DO
N.st.ns tx 4, |; cents pc: yar,-%crth more
Barge lie Lame al 2, 10 2@ct, per yard DO
P,,,E and fancy s!s narrses Al 25t:s. ;'crYard DO.
W v,,y ~ o;.r desirable goods which be had the
.,-. Inn. a; yrcy l,w r,ic.s. At Wa J. SWORDS.
No. 80 isrcai street. ShocS"c H!, Richmond Va
S,.nn liz Ilry EnntS
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LAND FOIt SALE ar PRINCE EDWARD c. H.,

OFFER my Dwelling and small Farm Prince Edward
Court House. one mile iIampdcn Sidney College, and Union
Theological Seminary e wood land running nearly raeh ard
within hundred yards Prof. Bauchs Female School,
ACRES half in WOODS with several geo"
and clover abunany supplied with having
unsing springs within 60 10 yards OF the hou"r he
other springs little farther of and bold branch
running through the length the land There
ccIent young Orchard OF choice fruits.
The Dwelling for tho accommodating Of
large family a boarding house. with handsome Office in hc
yard every house, all entirely new Craving be
the purchasers selling the houses and
part of the land separately. .
wishing the neiShboho0d TO educae MS
children this place oilers peculiar advantages To one wishing to
buy will offer such inducements as will ENSURE SALE
March 20--cw6w A. ID. DlCklSSoN
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JOICE'S EMBkOCATION.


SHESSRS. JAMES d DANIEL NJ. HARDEN, beg To a
I'VE their friends and The public, thar they have l
received a supply Of this VALUABLE MIXTURE fT-SA
MANY hundreds Of proofs Of eiicacoGI effects coul-I
published, the proprietor THINKS will publish liz
Qualities in Swelling Of kind, Wounds, Spina
Bruises Called Back and Shoulder reducing Inflammation ard casing
makes USEFUL aupesn.agc the Stable
Scats Rheumatism, the Each
Joints be surpassed No family
should be without early application always best Sold al
Stables Franklin 50cen lcr hottie March 5-tt
VIRGINIA. AGKICULTUiSAI.I IMPLEMENT AND
SEED STORE.
WOULn again inform the public that have open. IN
{ general Agricultural Warehouse al the stands My
City iIoe where 10 keep supply oi a!,roYti
! PiOuGlIS, CUITIvATORS, HAKROWS, STRAW CUTTERS:
| CORN SHELTERS, WHEAT FANS FIELD AND GARDEN
SEEDS &c, including POINTS, &c. suited To the various
kinds PlUUGS snt this market fresh supply ui Eart
! Seed, just hand from ID. Lanareih 60.
Having parkers in Smiths Patented Straw
Gutter lie the hest III shall Keep a
keep large costly Gutter Mr. n u Mt al eler'
mechanic great practical experience will give his street az
ask attention 70 his Premium Fans which
he engaged sill further mpru:n"1 and TO ms improved En-
banding Cultvato before the Tor usln- IN
Watts Cui-Bacc Puugis, returned
me by Agents Wait Co.. which will sell
the Also OF at reduced
Of great simplicity and decided advantages have the exclusive
right Richmond The patented improvement can be attached 10
the common Ifames, small cost.
The JAMES SlZER informed that he will assist
me in nv business. J. WhLTilALL,
Third door below City Hotel
S-M Parker having retired from the business requests his
10 direct orders 10 j. 3 '"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

ESGISERR's OrPIcR, X. d ID. Il. r.
Richmond, March e. 1851
NOTICE TO CoNTnACToES.-sea Sealed proposals will
received y the Chief Engineer IN. Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad this cIcc until Mon!sy i 2, ay April next.
supplying White Oak Eu latc rail TIE Apo
River nrks tboGt - nes) Sl kcys he IL inches
long, inches wide. ~ aid y inches the and i. and
inches ct the small end. ANDREW TAi.COTT,
March G3-td Chief Engineer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

PRING STTLE.-ltake this method OF Informing my "a
- friends AID generally aud al Others that have
the spring HATS for ls5l, which IL @
handsome article Those who OF s"mel" new III the
will call No -: Nam street, where
supplied with style quality atI price Particular hc
requested Of the members Of the Convention and House Of
Delegates X. A. ALLEN,
Feb 2s-3m No 49, Nam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

UNION HOTEL. !,
TIVE epars of this house completed and VIII
Day for the reception Of visitors my eS a 10 give
hen satisfaction, and charges Ca aII M M M
Judge for yourselves 1-'' 1
A,ril ,uty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

ENTIRE NEW sTock OF DIX X h. Go o1 .s,j Q,
-. an entirely stock Of GOODS for the Spriae
a v of them purchased for cash. which will enable them
lIe . friends aud public inducements Than Ecrco
G All ,hos. disposed to give us call may be assured INA. s
can get good fashionable goods a. hsy can nc
al any .lal"i s CHRISTIAN e. LATfIROP. % Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

~: ,L,rt. m hc nubIc for the
bestowed on him o e s Of 11 CON-
r;s;oS b. following Coaches CharTlotee
Top and no Top Euggys and Sukeys III
found to Be equal not superior Z? me S s1o oIe h
10. a nh snoeor article home made work. invite all VIM
v in Carriages Of superior quality TO eau ana
w ~ me,t-and also determined TO sell as cheap ID a
s Of the same quality be purchased elsewhere with
FINDS OF manufactured TO order, ana repairing o
o.a,ness and despatch, reasonable terms rprn KING
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TIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ASaWAS from Tuckaoc GJuchand county, November last.
IA negro Wallace Smith, He is about - years of
tel and slim and Of dark brown gingerbread eoorhas
small head large feet buwlegsc and esles stammers when
sharply spoken He formerly owned by NJ w.
Kemp Esq., OF Gloucester county, and III lS9 worked the
railroad in Chesterfield and Amelia cOunes TO OF which
places he have and be sece there In Richmond or
he acmp! free The above reward Will be
paid his apprehension and delivery in Richmond or Tuckahoo
twenty miles where he shall be Delivered and twenty
dollars his delivery either place wherever lie may be taken
March l7-cu JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

4 AM now opening five cases
Il ENGLISH GUNS, Of my -SlsIE@
ow npor:ation; and rs the
shooting season is pas,, will -swE lv
sell al a small advance, %
prime Members Of the LEGISLATURE country merchants
are recuestedto call On 5 SUTHERLAND.
Marcel, 2S-5t Main III. Banks
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IMPORTANT To ALL,
EDIf o. FRA IL O Il +,

EDWIN o. RAYLOR,
SASH BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTURER AND GLAZIER.
removed 9Th street between Main ard Franklin firce III
Tearoi Mes>rs cook Rers and "eay opposite bosher
Ia!
U All orders he country well as the neGhhorng
sO|o,y the style moderate prices l lights
Es. llSlS. nn hard hprho-coin
BOUNTY LANDS SELECTED AND LOCATED
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
PALMER RICAARDSoS,
6,rSERAL LAND LOAN. AND COLLECTION AGENTS, AT
VI x.2cs, CAPITAL. Wi.coSsiS vii give Special at
ect ami location OF Lands by Bounty Warrants
Il: entitled thereto Possessing tho
sao"l-c Of the Western country and embracing as inc
M s:ohs al. the vacant !ans ~ Wiseonsin iowa ano
vf general satisfaction 10 "arrantees III
liz !s:'l4;gs"i any trust coat!cd :" Vs.
rl:a: nc accompanied with the following rec ana
for ~ acre tracts 3d. Tor 81 acre tracts So ana o' oo
.fe;rac:,. - each.
Aia. Tanss arc asssnabic they be safely transmit
raj TIE shou.d be particular 10 aix his
nors the bottom authorizing The location 10 be
which when dome the certificate OF entry, 10
''' "' '','''' '''' ABRAHAM l. PALMER PALMER,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Henry Dodge, J. =. Walker, A. c.
D9!ge Geo Jones and S A. Douglass, L. s Senate Hons
Da"' ]. disney, Reps ,H Congress =, >.
aT sending Warrants for location t6eaI DIS
c.r;x !! be made upon the above P.&R
RAp:l ;cHCm.
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY.
40 !i' NAS STREET EiGLE SauARE' OVER NASH
FORD has his Portrait Painting Rooms IN the above build
Va he all he various descriptions OF Like.
on:'ed s lie engaged IN painting The nen
@ Of Ne C"pveaioa well other citizens Of the state
rs'e Portraits Giles Rano Johnson Marshall and ina
:? oher members Of the old Convention.
France ,oi Paintings OF all description" attended to promptly
NttcHiS3m
10 CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will tie received the Engineers Office Char
o,esvle until May for the delivery OF III
OAK Ch.-nu Locus: Tor the of the
The i,in.,,ons follows long,
a.cI parallel sides to 'nce of inches Locust viii be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

POTiTOEs, STARCH '~o'
= - BARRELS fine Mercer POTATOES
\ - % 10 liarTines
~ do Old Apple Drnuly
1al ioz g. and sran bed Cords
l5i loz. Hemp anu Cotton P!oueh h'''e'
800 sides sale Leather
as kegs and wrought Mans
so lbs. Ginger
t1l lbs. Spicc -
3Sn Is Heap and Cotton Tw'e
% boxes Pearl Starch >.opvrtr, royrS
No II Pearl Sire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

Inv ETOCK FOR SALE.-Stock Of the City Of Rica'
fcr.ae constructing the Gas Works may De onn
- nm anniieation at the Chamberan's Office. 500
Apni3-d3I W. 8. onH' N'
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E'ISEssNG 'rALNGE


's,oMAS 2EE las Just rcsiTcd lG! and rev assortment !"
ar:c The angler CONSISTING III part OF FISHING
no and ia& iGcs: aa twisted SILK prE
ca: s attached: Cork and Fancy Floats; LIMERICK Nrs
E',i Kby Hooks &c.
Also splendid assor,men; OF Walking Clne with and
swos1: POCKET Cutlery. Racers &c
ipTil:i-at No I'll Nhii street
sold ?AINic.
] CCK,S OFEsCE, Pearl e,see,, few doors above til:
5L ALEXANDRIA.
Drawing OF Eel Ar. Is
IL II 10 ~ 70 II - 81 10 ~ IL 30
Whole IL 80 =. slCs, sold ana paid M LUCK
Drawing of PaIarsco. iWi:
- IS c. IL to II )? &c 81 - II |.
Whole IL 50 66. sold and cashei by LUCK.
70. io.day-S2uUO, SC. Tickets So Also Of 5000, &c-
TIsse;s SIX.
Fot>s:uriay-slo,0oo rs Nos Is drawn. Tickets So
apnli
NEW BOOkS.-Louislana: lis Colonial History and Ro
y mace, by ChaS Gayarre.
Noun, Hope, All Historical! Romance b; g. H. Holesser
Mary Be Francou.a Story.
J.arn.s' Dairy. Sudden Riches, By Thackcray.
The Belle the Wrecker the Ct romance VI Eng
land. France and l.aly
.iof, Behind Curtain. fifteen observation among
lie Theatres OF New York. BY VIM. X. NVrthalL
Lp.!,n Labor and the London Poor Received by
,.r,4 MORRIS IL BROTHER.
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JOHN G. snAFEM, ,,,,ox, VI,

.IO!iN C; sM ;Aa,EcE MDiicuvoSD VA,
MERCHANT TAILOR, 18TH STREET ElC r,s.i
xeOI respectfully cal! Ia h4 STOCK ni Ci2a ;n,
~ n.rca AMI veynl received AMI seecc nY W s
IL, ,,cs, ,.t-on.an uuaons portion Vi Ih M
W ncy Cas neg, Ves:,ag &c ,is entirely re" III , c
,;.u which. lls.rllhiy ana mad: NJ Hr'!uce'"
nd s;v.s sique pcar1mcc 70 ;ia "tatcr' RAY pre-
e is nrrared and make garments s MS M p,rist5 NJ
ferl after American Spring styles or The n'o"" " '
London iaSe ,pl Scar(I Is large
ami enniccs tho latest styles ail patterns a ~"
hnnl n beauiim Shirts, Collars. Gloves, &c &C.
March S--dlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNK
SPRING STOCK.

SPRING STOCK.
SATE opening SPRING supply Of BOOTS sfs
w SHOES TRUNKS, &C.. comprising good assert 83A
all kinds suitable for the spring and trade
purchased Goods mostly cash, and wiz S
sell similar goods purchased anywhere All We ask
call and dealers We have beautiful hi-hr
.nent LADIES fine DRESS SHOES aiD Gcn.irrcns SHOES
superb quality all Of which will sell The %ey loves. r,ces
March % PTTNEE Il WATTS.
gsOR THE LADlES.-i.aties beautiful Morocco
and Kid Slippers; also. palen; Leather SHOES, White H0
Kid Slippers White Satin Slippers, Ladies' beautiful CARER Boots
for sale cheap PUTNEI - WAllS
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

me 80, srrrs nr cash where lie will he pleased
OF I'm ana IN moderate terms, and respectfully soil
IN want OF soo.s ' MaSSESA BE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

CLASSICAL SCHOOL' H.,
HAVE employed Mr. Fox from iok.oS, wo ar hrer how,
ted al William Mary instruct M! ,uo nails
can in the family Of Capt , Lnai %, .;sht
hon my house The school VIII DC ''""''' Z FoSTAlNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

OISSOLUTfON.
$4,000 - n ns,,,ey brown Lynn is dissolved by limitation
W.T. indebted firm will please make eary ayine1
cazlcy alone will settle up lae oasics0' anu al
having claims VIII i'''e' ~ MAsSESA BEAZLEY,
SAMUEL b. BROWN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

NEIL DC sold by "Wednesday the Oh day April, 10
w o'clock - 81 likely NEGKOES con-ting Of Men, Boys
and Girls Women and Children. by order
0! tho Administrators n. b. & G. Is. HILL, Aucs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

CUO11S, NEW NUOJSs
EN subscriber s received nrd now prepared 20 offer
Ills ricn the uablc generally choice and
cte STOCK o: 81 APE AND FANCY DRY GOODS He as given
particular tho selection Ladies'
STAPLE GOODS surpassed i'll tho city: All those in
w' {" articles ~ his line would do well tu call and ase look
'hrn',a' he is Offering yrcas bargains for CtSH
THOMAS d. QCiRLES
March2l-c; et9 broad Street RlchmomI VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

SABBATH EVENING, MAY T.
City Billie Society Nc Dougal street Church n, Il. NJ
Sermon y Rev. George G. Baldwin.
American Rome Missionary SocietySermon by Rev. Da
via IL Riddle DD, Of Pittsburgh, IN the Mercer street
Presbyteran Board Of Aissons-sermon by Rev George
Pott. D. in the First Presbyterian Church. Fifth
American anil FOREIGN Christian Union-s-rmon by Rev
W II. William D, In the Amiy street Church, II Pm
New York Bible Soeety-Sermon by Rev J. y. Cleveland
D. D. Of Providence at the Bro adway Tabernacle r. n
MONDAY, MAY ;.
American sesnans TREND Society at the Broadway Ia
TUESDAY MavG
American az Foreign Christian Union at the Tabernacle
American and Foreign Anuslavsry Society Arthur Tap
New York aud American Sunday School Union. children
meet at Cassie Garden, Trpler Hall. and Oliver street
Church W. Pubic meeting at the broadway TaIer
sssi.ts nrh, ,slisf Of Destitute Children d sesmen
American Tract Society 10 NJ at III. Broadway later
nsele Bushes meeting at tie Tract House, "A. NJ
Institution for the Blind-Tsternscle, sP. II.
American Home Missionary society-Taternacle,
American Female Guardian Society and Home of the
Trisndess-tlurch Q. the Puritans Union Square, IA
National Temperance soeety-Tripier HALL 7P.M
-. fuVRspAN, MAY ).
American Bible SocieyHroadwsy Tabernacle 10 4. VI,
Business meeting ct the Bible House, Q 4, N.
Institution f1r The Deaf and Dumb-TRbernaeiei "
American Ten reranee unon--rabernscle, ~ =. ".
New York Colonization socety-Tripler Hall, TX 4. n.
FRIDAY, MAY g.
American Beard q mini for Foreign Missions
Tabernacle, 10 A. ".
American an Foreign Bible soei.ty-over street Baptist
Church, 10 An
New York Association for the Suppression ~ Gambling
Tabernacle r. ". speaker John trpont, Of Boston;
John Chambers, Of Philadelphia, and othcrs.
tANnATA. MAY N.
sermon ty Rev. Ldward Beschcr. n. n. before tn.
American AID Foreign Sabbath Union = The Mercer street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03
Latest Teiegraphic News.

The steamer Alabama, in six days from Chasres,
with sixteen days later from san Francisco, has
arrived at New Orleans, whence we have tee-
graphic dispatches ouncing the arrival at Pa
mama, by the steamers, the Tennessee and the
Columbia Of a million and o half dollars in gold
dust. The Alabama also has large amount on
freight The news viii be found in its appro-
pirate place; and we may anticipate full details
by one Of the steamers IRON Chagres to this port,
Hsw hourly expected.
From Washington we learn that the government
arc taking all possible steps to stop the embarka-
ten of the invaders Of Cuba but il does ret appear
that they are well informed on the genuine move
nonts Of the expedition. Some steps have been
taken, also, with respect 70 the remonstranee Of
Mexico about the glect Of the treaty stipuatons
Il the governme Mt expect to DO anything with the
soroes now at their command, they are in error
The Camanche warriors are terrible fellows to deal
with in the open field, and viii never be subdued
EXCEPT by an army directed with immense force and
Numbers against them.
There is a smell Of gunpowder about Washing
ten-Lieut Alyarado Hunter and Passed Mid
sbipman ;. Nicholson having had some difficulty
at a dinner table.
There has been more rcsgning among the demo-
ssats The Utica Convention he's been broken up
BY the retreat Of The hunkers This business is
getting fashionable, and may possibly be intro
Suced into Congress during the next session.