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The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-11

ga. The old Hungarian Colonel Blumsnthsl
will likewise be put at liberty. Al r.. Patterson,
OF Mobile, who came ON here in the hope Of OBJ
tanning her son, has been very successful, mas
much as that the captain-gsneraI has gra-
clously promised that her boy shall be imme-
diatey restored to Ter, he having, unfortunate
y, sailed for Spain few days previous 10 her
arrival here. 30 many now having been liberia
ted, IL IL to be hoped that some arrangement be-
tween the two governments will speedily be
Goa to for restoring the others to their fami-
lies. tiiW 'm f.4
Two of the prisoners, Lieut. Breckenridge
and Mr.. Beach, were found in boat at sea,
some twenty-five to thirty miles from land
They were without anything to eat and no wa
ter, had one oar in the boat, and being complete
y worn out and very weak from hunger, allow
ed themselves to be taken prisoners by q coast.
ing schooner, were landed at some small port
on the coast, and on Sunday last were marched
into Havana, lodged with the other prisoners,
and probably would, yesterday, have been sent
to Spain with the others but for the fact that
these poor men had fortunately friend to
watch their interests for them; and letter was
addressed to Capt. Platt pointing ont TO that
officer " that these two men were found thirty
miles at sea, without the limits Of Spanish ju-
rsdiction, and had had no trial." whereupon
Capt Platt addressed the captain-genera upon
the subject. His Excellency, seeing the Justice
OF the demand, instantly granted the request
that the men should have a trial, and thew are
consequently still here for that purpose. Com
modore Parker was absent on the coast ut the
time.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-11

These twelve articles my subordinates swear
to sustain, generally, with all their might and
boldness, fighting CALAMITY and with fidelity, in
accordance with the platform to-day proclaimed,
and until we expel the enemy from our territory,
in order that the frontier States may secure their
future felicity, and make the despots who inhabit
the palace Of the Montezumas, understand the
claims and rights Of freemen shall be respected.
Viva Ia Libertad Death to the tyrants
JOSE MARIA J. CARvAJAL.
Camp near the ioon Of Camargo, September 10Th
.q,inipersayy Of .Merican Independencs-l85l.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-11

~ We have seen a circumstantal account
Of a trial Of the whole series Of Phillips fire an.
uihilstors at woolwich, England, before a
highly distinguished company Of noblemen and
others"-and the machines failed.
or course, If they cannot perform when noble
men are present, the invention IL abortive.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-11

A young Spanisrd who had committed murder
in Cubs, and had been sent to Csdiz for punish
ment. arrived at New York on Saturday, the yes
sci in which he had been embarked having put in
there in distress, he was placed in prison for safe
keeping until the vessel is ready for sea.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-11

A telegraphic despatch received last evening
dated Montpelier, VT, Oct 7th, states that Luz
cius Clements, mail contractor. has been ares
ted, charged with an extensive mail robbery
He Ia now lodged 10 jail at that place.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-11
UNITED STATES EXPORTS

Total, S208l75,OO
Leaving an excess OF exports over imports Of
$4,000. OOO Il is said that the amount Of ex-
ports Is moderated in this calculation.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-11

CuBsx Patriots. --The family Of the Pa
tiot AcuERo, arrived at Montego Bay on the
goth inst, from Cuba They number 10 indi-
vidusls. A Nortbside paper observes that Aeu-
ERo was one Of the noble men who first affixed
his name TO the prouunciamento Of independ-
ence,n by which the tyranny Of Spain wss sought
10 be overthrown in Cuba
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
POLITICAL.

1T,ANxANY HALL ocToBER II. ls5l.-A SPECIAL
u injecting Of the Democratic Republican General Com
nttee will Be- held ranm any Hail. ths (Frdsy) even
ipg Oct IL o'clock Please be punctua as business
Of Importance requires your atsenasnssp MILAN
JonS DouERTy, Secretaries. Chairman.
CIxTH WARD UNION TICKET-sIxrH WARD
- Regular Democratic Republican Nomina tions-At q
Joint Of the mating committee elecsed the
two tickets at the primary election
the Brennan Barr Tickets held at the Sixth Ward
Hotel the evening the 18th inst at7 p n motion,
James NJ Sweeny appointed Chairman and Edward L.
Murphy and Robert Boyd Secretaries of said convsntons
The joint convention theeupon proceeded to ballot for
candidates be voted for at the approaching charter eeo
ton and the following ticket thereupon unanimously
nominakd For Alderman, Thorn as J. Barr Assistant
Alderman, Patrick Braden ASSESSOR Michael Mclaughlin;
Constabler Peter Collins and John s. Peraz School Com
missioner Hugh Sweeny School Trustees Hugh Mcbride
and Patrick H. ONie School Inspector, II. Van Claim
inspectors Of ElectionFirt district Theodore Tmoet
Patfeh CSSle Second district Edward Rowe and Samuel
Wadde Third district Hamilton and John en-
Fourth d1Iiet Patrick Larkn and Anthony Glen Fifth
Commtee-First district Theodore Timoiet and John Me-
Mahant Second district Edward James sweeny
Third district John Green Hugh Mcbride; Fourth dis
trct. Patrick o. Neil and J. Gen Fifth district Michael
Mclaughlin and d. Rekrdon.
JAMES u swEENY, Chairman.
EDwARD L. MURPHY, seo,s,.r,a
ROBERT BOYD, ) ee'''''''
NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE WILL BE IN sEs-
IN sion at Tammany, from A. n. till p. NJ, till 18th
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

7 UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.-MEDICAL DEPART
ment-The Introductory Lectures for the Session 1851
b2 will Tuesday October 2st at half past
clock Pm in the College building in Fourteenth
following order Tuesdsy, Professor Draper Wednesday
sssor Bedord saturday Professor Paton III profession
and public are respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN w. DRAPER, MD, President Of the Faculty
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

ClohKs AND MANTTLIAs THE sUBsCRIBER
VII epen this day. sir eases Of the very latest DESIGNS
s ny e.mIrse plain and smlroidsrsa Yey.s
cheft fabrics and moss rtchtrche styles The prices
rstoiss ere me- more moderate thar sm &C.. cass
& eos .sn te bought tor sltt where. GEO BTLPlN
Itils C.,tL trt NaE l!Ia Enroriam. ~ broadwU.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
IIDIA RUDDER 0O0DS.

sT'o rHE rUsLIc.-lNpIA RUBBER sHoEa~ouS
80 I'm ssss an n Here's
1881 and the Courier sst Dnsursr 81 sas dsSA n vhis
sser nueh unnsnsee aeuss Of attorney Wn Judesn
n sesssss snas We dars noA shares hin WITH pirsna
Ses sss ou, sne that he dess
hsys purshaset licenses for The Iasufsssurs ~ IA
sna ars Say psyins taria for The same ss4
ssshsv ~. sns nave dsns she sane dspeesa e ss
nore Just 70 purchase rsht 70 NE valid rsssnA thaa
ssss ess1ye;rs rssss mad. ssssism.st sss sssS s
set only 70 infringe said Patents but 70 njvrs eurssvs
Who have, for aIsse considers oar censss
And new voyk under thc; charge Mr. Bay directly
and shat oyer eur ovr sssssgres vish Erssine .ysn
0ocdyear Paten In the manuscturs of he shoes which
hsi Offering to the public snd We rive notes that he
and all who are csncerrsd with him rurchssi ~ veps
ng hs shoes made in violsNop of ssa Patent Bsh vil
UIYwARD RrrBrE CO.
~ Wn. A. ButtuChsm, Treasures.
TEE ErHARr INN RUBIN srO CO..
go. u. LNtch.rttn, PrssdcAA
Ftv Icst, .tr q, ts.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
THE MILITRY.

nODWORTH GUARDS-THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ Dodworh Guard requested to attend meeting
be held Saturday evening at At the Empire City
House. Gentlemen wishing participate in the first
curson nd dinner the above CORPS are d to
send their and address either Of the following
mitteeL T. Har ison James Redmond John Elder, John
N. Smith, r. Barlow c. L. Lazarus.
fTNURNBULL LCUARDS-ATTENTION.-TH MEMBERS
Of the TuI nbu Guard requested to attend
at the Mercer Boue Saturday, Oct IS O'Clock
p. NJ, on business Of importance BY order
JOHN j. MOUNT Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

r A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF TIE IN
dependent Gouverneur Blues. held at their Armory.
Tuesday evening Oct a. lSJ the following resolutions
unanimously adopted
Resolved, Th return sincere thanks to in
vited guests Mr. John Cudry, Mr. John Webb Mr. Edward
Reeves, Mr.. Rosenberg, Mr.. Abraham Reeves and Mr..
Wainwright for the magnificent prizes presented to the
company.
Resolved. That return sincere thanks Captain
David MKenze, Captain Henry Close, Captain James Me-
Laushlan. and Mr. howard Donvan, for the gentemany
and impartial in which they dstribu
Resolved That we retuSn sincere thanks to those
ladies who presented also those intended
wresths to the company but unavoidaby preyen
by the inolemeney of the weather.
Resolved, That return sincere thanks our GEN
temaniy host Mr. nieks proprietor of the Pavilion,
Flushing for he he furnished With
Resolved That return sincere thanks to Mr. Grau
GERS Brooklyn Cornet Band for the excellent musi: which
they discoursed throughout the day.
Resolved That also return sincere thanks TO the
Captains Of the steamers Island City and c. Duran
yeypg and from Flushing. Monday. Oc I3 1851.
Captain JAS. G. BROWN, Chairman.
ANDREW II. COPELAND, Secretary pro TEN.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

Successful Medlcine.-The Oxygenated
Btters have attained reputation and popularity beyond
known not by exaggerated statements Of imaginary
eures but through the influence responsible citizens who
speak what heyknow by the merits Of
this medicine In cases Of dyspepsia and general debility
Sold, wholesale and retail by B. D. Sands 100 Fulton
stret G. B. Ring ly and H. L. scovi SIG Broadway and
by the druggists generally.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
MUSICAL.

HrrsTc-E Pg1TTCREw, FROM GERMANY,
VI pursi Of Meyerbecr h prepared 70 give Instructions
81 snens and the ptsnoforts siso 70 teseb German
80 h one bs Il from Broadway, whsre appi
.s,icrs may te INSIDE from 20 AN, TO IN Resyenes
M Sefsrsepteer 80 ftd14-sy. Mrs. y. would aleo
rTrsss - f9JriRo Errsg Il rrVtestait church,
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

(,ESThEVlLLE COURSE LONG ISLAND. TROrTING
oreSt race between Vermont and Zachary Taylor,
Miis isAS ces1ee. Hth' at ~ o'clock p. H. Purse $500.
r. 2 .ern9n,i > Mclaughlin enters ch. G. zachary
IhAhri aeused aud kendalls line of omnibussea
VIII ie.ye fuitsn Ferry Brooklyn from II o'clock A. NJ
until - oelook r. M. return
over Fare each way 25e. JOEL CONKLIE propr}etor "
October 70 ls3l at half-pas. o'clock. p. NJ match
weigh S96 lbs. Mr.. Nelson bl. Black Harry NJ
Whepley eh. stallion Kemble Jackson Immedateiv
after $6O mile heats best in wagon waroI
an driver weigh S lbs Mr. Rooheleau br
lion CARDINAL Mr. Jones br Domino The cars will
leave South Ferry Brooklyn for the Course at hapass
O'clock p. M returning the sports eveS
i are, each way, IS cents
JOHN /. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
I TNIoN COURSE, L. L-TROTTING.-wEDNEsD
- Och 221P. ~. purse of Ssoo two mile hssts IN hsr-
names tr Mac. Mr. Dimmch names b. Jack Rooster,
Mr. Nelson br Boston Girl Cara will leave South
Ferry Brooklyn at ~ o'clock precisely for the Course
fare each way, cents and wait till the sports
JOHN l.. SNEDIKER, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

true Gsntlsnan than nsatnsss about the feet To
this advantsge Gall In ~ the Bootmaksrs Union Nassau
boots.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
SPORTING q.

DI0E0Ns FOR SALE-A SPLENDID COLLECTION,
including carriers whites backs and blues pouters
reds and blues tumblers fanas and ruHs Apply Ut lG
Front street, up stairs, bask office.
noCS FOR sALE.-SPLENDID SPOTTED DANISH
- wof hound and black Newfoundland pups. Ais .
W ater street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

tnq and curling the pride Of his heart says Sam Weller
speaking Of one OF the BARRIERS but would ply ad
wise public Of the fact that Wm Davis of 5s Ludlow
,r sse hair in For sale at the griaeIal aeppts Sh
sale by n suion, N Boweryj P. B. Knapp s6l Hudson.
Dodd, ~ Broadway E. Lyon, f72 Grand street. New
street. Brookiyp, and by Druggists generally. Price %
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

ia public and far above anything Of ST.
ar nature invented All those who have been usins
n its manifold virtues end hailed with delight a.
the toilet of beauty taste and fashion This with Bogies
celebrated Hyperion Fluid NAV had Of A. B. D. ssads
nt Fulton street; Rushton CLARK CO.. Ts ana MN ~,
and by the druggists and perfumers throughout the
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

LOST, kss
4 0ST-A SMALL PACKAGE. CONTAINING BLACK
IL Lace and small piece Muslin dc Lane; left
Of kipp Browns stages Thursday, Oct To- 1851 The
finder will be rtwarde leaving at the Herald Office
I 0ST-LOST. YESTERDAY, IN BROADwA Y, BE
II tween Duane and Walker streets, Coral Breastpn
the shape ofa hand holding charms liberal reward
will given to the finder by applying ut No. State street.
in the ofIce.
I osT-oN THURSDAY, OCT. Q. FROM 700 BROAD
IL way young black Scotch Terrier Slut with yellow
spots bota 20 the ofFan. i5rG
reward will be given for information OF who has her When
lost had chain collar, with residence engraved
on it.
I oST-A BLACK WIRE HAIRED sCOT"I TERRIER
II Deg, with leather collar; .l.e Of
Barney Also small black Slut slightly ed, and with
from bite, named Fanny. Whoever will
said dogs, either to 60 Water street. will he suitably
rewarded.
7 osT-A BUNDLE OF PAPERS, CONTAINING Gus
II tom House orders aud returns The finder will please
leave them at thc u Store Tobacco Inspection South
street. with Mr. Lewis at the etorekeeper oce corner
Of Broadway and Exchange place.
EoUND-IN TIE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
Dyeing and Printing Establishment, As John street.
Lady Broach, which can be had by applying above
NJ oTICE.-JosT OR sToLEN-A DRAFT DRAWN BY
IN naml White, Cashier 0nondaga County Bank Syra-
the Cashier OF the American Bank
city, payable TO the order Of Hllman Nearing for S a
The public cautioned against receiving said draft The
pay ment Las been stopped. New York. Oct l6 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

n rrE rNsuRANCE.-NATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance society eiLondoni General Agents o.e, No
gr.nd street, Jersey CiyThe above Company continues
20 eject the lives Of persons resident In the
United states and Caornis and other special hszards
q ir r,ses Of rrtriom. Ter terms Natf forms, &e,
j. LTANpkR STARR, 7snvr. Arcr.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

Wigs and dTe~Pess:-B.tehsior' csi:nrasSd 2 4
IesI selection Of Wigs Soaips Teupees They all
manufatursl on the premses Of he best material and
Copy the address.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
LIoUORD.


A sRTcNRTTK BRANDY. LANDINo-Now LAND
"A. ing from the brig rAlhHc, just arrived from Ro
ehs loo half pipes quter sad eighth casks high proof
sna h,,or a. sssss btsasy pale sna eolorsd for sale
RRANDY. .LANDINo.-4s3CAsKs PINEr CAsrILLoN
- - Go, otrd, pupuy 90, oarresu. seisn..ts sud
Cognac Brandy pale and coorsi Of different
iaadiSg per brig Clare Bell snd fssly he from Rochelle.
md Kills from bordsaur For sals entitled to debenture,
b. n II. 3 ID. CASHnAN, Beaver street
Also in u Bonded etores, 90 pipes high Favored Gin,
received per late arrivals from Rotterdam.
CkI0NITTE BRANDy LANnfNo NOW LANDING,
,ron ths sr1 Tally 10 inst arrived from Rochelle $50
rss coiOrsd for s.e Iron wharf bonded warehouse
I L.. II. eInPS0N h SONS, ~ Beaver street.
RRANpY LANDINo.-5sl CASKS oTARp, DuPUY
y Co- segnetse Grape and CcSnsc Brandy Of dasrent
insss,: mo- ianans pr brig Clara Bell and Ellis from
snd bofc fer sale from wharf under
house loeh' BY L. H. SIMPSON SONS 10 Beaver street
TEE CONSUMERS or WINES. LIQUORS. &C ARE
resIectn'ly invited 70 call at the celebrated Brandy
store 40 Breome street. Broadway where they can
buy ,he chccset old Brandts wnes he a. % per cent
q the eeebrsted faitirk Ala received Pee shp csssov
also tn band Barclay Perhins London Portsr Dublin
Brown tsnt herosrs Scotch Ais, &c.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

20 be the best Invented or M pay taken 0ouraud
hedieatsd soap cures tso frechlss suptns riagworm
shaps chafes, Rel Poudre Subtitle uproots hair
part 81 the body Liquid Rouge, Lily White Hair Reatora
tive OF ooss At q walker street, Broadway wash
sngton street. Boston, Couse, Detroit; Carleton, Lowell
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES. "a.


DROVE OF VERY FINE MULES, RECEIVED THIS
York State horses horses yerv
sh ~ the United states Sale and Commission Stables
Nos l2 l24 l?6 and 25 East street between
Second and Third Horses bought sold
mission. All sale horses stabbed 3s per day WAGONS
harness and carts to show WITH
JAMES r. sUYDAM,
EOR SALE-A HORSE ABOUT EIGHTEEN HANDs
Il high geod for heavy work Also horse six
teen hands high and pair OF matched horses fifteen
hall hands high They be at No 3 Prince street.
next to corner of ofThompson.
LyoR sALE-A LARGE. SPIRITED. GENTLE. BLOOD
saddle Mare by officer Of the United States army who s
going and has further for her. She eight
old, and worth 500 Can be bought bargain. For
srculsrs inquire of Q. H. ssndford ITO Chambers street.
LNoR sALE-LIGHT PLEASURE WAGON. IN GOOD
order, with lesther top nearly new having been run
light without top will be sold cheap, the owner
having no use for them Apply at 6i New street.
ESoR sALE-Two NEWLY BUILT BAGGAGE wa
with top, t1e other road wagon without
top win be sold very Built Of the bess materials.
Can be seen at No. Anthony street.
HORSE owNERs.-EQUARIAN CONDITION POW
ders.The most extraordinary medicine in the world
II cheaper aud warranted 10 possess active sAe
and beneficial properties than other for the Of dis
temper, pink colds and abberrg Jumps
the skim rough coat surfe sweed legs loss
petite general debility impurities of the blood, want OF
render them invaluable and convenient medicine and
that should he hand by horse Pre-
pared by H. Wyatt Dept IL Chryste corner Of Bayard
Price 90 cents package Of dozen powders Sold also,
OF Water and fulton; Grand Cannon; Stanton
and Norfok Greenwich aud Christopher Ryer Sad
der Houston and Broadway. New York. R. K Story. 25 Full
Runyan, Waertown Burges Co.. AZ North Fourth street.
I. Duhy.lls0 Locust street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
OOFARTHERsHIP NOTICES.


nISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNERsHIP.-THE PART.
~ nershp heretofore existing between j. X He
Isaac Ames under the firm Of j. X Herrck Co., 10 this
day dissolved BY mutual consent The Affairs Of the late
arm will be settled by Isaac Ames who will continue
business formerly at John street. J. X. HERRICK,
New York. October g. 1851. ISAAC AMES.
nIssoLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.-THE FIRM
~ OF Winder knyeibreeht, Patent Agents, No. 2J7
Breadeay, 10 this day dissolved b. mutual consent.
VIM IA. WINDER.
Nav YoRK. Oct. IL. 1851. THEO. r. .ENGELBRECHr.
The business will hereafter be conducted by Engebrcht
Hoover, at the abpye location.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tween Joseph A. slamm and d. q Rodgers this
doly by mutual consent Tho business will be conducted
BY joseph A. slamm.-Post Washington. Pavilion. N. J.,
osteter u. ISL. J. A Slam
j. u. G.. RODGERS.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

DR.. James w. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, &C.,
votes his especially TO diseases Of the Eye and
eypied for the last 2l Broadway entrance
Warren street. whore had his Treatse the Eye
Price 20 cents. Also, great variety Of Artificial Eyea
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
REsYAURAHvs.

CUTLLEY's, OBSCURE AND UNKNOWN coMPARA
~ lively two since is probably the most
frequented Reetaur In the How s thisf IL n be-
M has been earnest and ndefag able in the
suit Of his business always purchasing the best srt
eies Of food in the srtet and OF all the varieties
be and soing 70 the best houses for sueh Wines Se &e
~ he may not import himself
CHELLEYs-LADIEy DEPARTMENT, ONE DOOR
- this eide Of Christ Church. in Anthony street. just ous Of
Broadway where ladies and gentismen procure In
private apartm ents all the decaces procurab
r. aREN TURTLE, MULLIoATAwNEY, LENTlL AND
~ Mock Turtle soure Game ~ all sorts and
made dish that in season aud such variety Of Oysters
other estAbshnent In America leas
best This day a. stellsys nasnhcent Mae
saohusetts Bay Oysters.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
PUBLIC LECTURES.

NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE WILL BE IN sEs
IN sion at Tammany, from A. n. till p. NJ. till 25tt
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

ENPIRE CITY HoTEI. cHAcREs. NEW GRANADA.
II The subscriber having assumed the mt Of
this popular house nov prepared 70 oner MS friends .nd
the public accommodations equal to any house the
Isthmu supplying his table with the best that be OBJ
taned and his bar with the choicest liquors sad sesar
s. Z. OsGOOD.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

TO PAREETs AND GUARDIANs.-A MARRIED
lsdv, without children, IL desrous q tshinf tre sr
three under her she IL willing 20 take the wnoe eas
their wardroees rood goyernes will be kepe " ,ssh
0tm every branch Of educaton Their morals mo mtn-
will be strictly cared for and every attention en-
70 male htm happy; the family rrvste; no more so
Poet Office. ~ - ~
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

A RrIrIcrAL TEETH INsEErrD ON s9Ip s rLArE.
"A without removing the old roce- s.IvwLhaI
IS srrnskstrcet two blocks west Of breadvay.
q IoUNsRERRy DENTIST. WOULD INpoRn MS
D. and that he has removed HE once from
street wbers he associated himself partner bus
ness with s well hnovn Dr. Nspeion frssrrs. late ef
Paris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNgAS MUSEUM. PHILADELPHlA.-P. ~ BAR
- nup Proprietor and hsnaE.r Henry sandfsri. AS
success Of the seguins Mrs. Bailey Meyer others
rhepress Of PhadephA loud in commendaien of the
talents and of thele Arst
day syenng Sn be produced the rsmsp.e opera Of La
bua and other fayorte pieces this week The" IsrAsl-
ties in Egypt will be repeated, which performed
week TO the pntin Ted delight Of copious audiences
freesr,e Gardser the celebrated tenor is engaged Two
Lecture Room million Of wonderful euroJites 20
he examined. Admittance, IS cents.
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TaE WORLDS FAIR.

WoRLD.s FAIR ART UNION. INCORPORATED BIZ
W the New York Legisisture.-shsres, - eaeh-hry
back and 500 70 expense in London In addition
every subscriber has maxn engrsv Of the In
rer OF the grtAt Worlds Fair really wort than S.
Inc List y hlns rapidly and IS the number Of
tions for shares houid be made immedla tey. remit
lance S5 viii secure 10 sbarea Fuads current tho
place whence sent tai st and remitt will be
the osnptnys rick All letters must be prepait and ara
made payable 10 the Secretary shsres further parcu
lars may be obtained application Nv aid
letter, ~ the companys ohos No 50 wall street, New
York By order JT0WNS IND. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16
PUBLIC LECTUR ES.

I EcTuREs ON PRoTEsTANrIsh--nR.J JOHN LORD
II will commence of eight Lectures the Saints
an Heroes of Protesantsm in Chapel Tucs-
day evening. February Is att o'clock eubject-Luthe
or the Principles Of the Reform Tickets the
S. single evening 50 cents To be had at the book
Mr. Wexford, M Grower, and Mr. Kernst, Broadway and
1T the door
REy. JOHN PIERPoNT OF BOSTON. WILL DE-
~ Liver Poem Progress before the chronological So
cety, 1T Clinton Hall Wsdnesds, evening next at half
past seven o'clock. Abundance, lax cents.
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Supreme Court.


Before Hon. Judges Edmcnds Edwards aud King.
with atstrsctins jewelry aud plate TO large amount
from his former employer, Mr. Hsrtnett In London
brought before the court writ OF habeas corpus
Mr.. A. A. Philips counsel for tie prisoner moved for
his discharge on the ground that no testimony had
hem taken agssst him and that he had not yet been
fully committed. The Assistant District Attorney
asked for postponement, tina. he might have an OPP
portunity to examine the papers. Adjournedi until
Monday