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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31

The London Times, reviewing the present state OF
Europe acknowledge its fears that the existing calm
in the political elements is likely 10 be but temporary
The revolutionary principle has been checked but gel
Their subdued conciated; and the two parties the
of progress and the of established institutions,
seem TO pause from a contest in which neither was ex-
actly certain OF its real position.
In auson the popular outbreaks in ls4s. in
France, Germany and Italy, and to the of
pres ion resorted TO, the Times says:
every Government of the Continent has been from
that time forth under arms. Every Sovereign has pre-
pared Tor personal defence; and the Courts OF Europe
are like places fortified against enemy in the field
Military ornaments, hardly equaed in the greatest
wars the most civilized countries and exhaust The
energies OF The people. Authority has assumed the arms
and accepted the alliance of despolsIn since freedom
descended to violence and appealed the passions OF
revolution. Between such extremes there s little to
choose, for both equally remote from that standard
OF liberty and order TO which this country happily ad
heres. But the deepest disgrace rests in our opinion
upon those who first degraded the liberal by the
abuse they made OF it, and then exposed TO a conflict
ia which it has been inevitably worsted while the dan
ger pressing heavily upon the future is that
nothing has been done since the restoration OF tran
quilhty regain the confidence and gratitude OF the
people,. the struggle will day be renewed and the
world is threatened by long alienation of popular il
cense and military oppression Il
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31

JENNY LIND AT ST. LoUIs.-Miss Lind ap-
pears to meet with the same success at St. Lou
IS which has attended her concerts in the other
cities of the United States. She arrived there
the 18th inst and the choice of tickets for her
first night was offered at auction the same day.
The price Of each was fixed at five dollars The
first choice was sold to the keeper of refresh
ment saloon for $3.50. The next bid was S so.
Afterwards about forty seats brought premiums
of SO to $3.50; seventy were bid off at 1926
and $3.50 and great number brought from S
TO ss5 premium The aggregate of the premiums
alone brought for the mornings sales is set at
$4,000. The whole proceeds ofthe concert were
estimated at about nine thousand dollars Ten
cents were charged for admission to the auction.
From this Slo6,30 were realised, which were
handed over by Mr.. Barnum to the Mayor, 10 be
used for charitable purposes.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31

Madame Bishop gave very successful concert al
Raleigh, Saturday evening week
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31
From the Farmville Republican.
THIS DISTRICT AGAIN

We had hoped to be able to announce In this
paper. the selection of candidate to be voted for
by the Wings of this district to represent them in
the next Congress Of the United States, and much
regret that it is out of our power to do So No
delegates having arrived here ON Tuesday, from
any of the counties of the district, except Prince
Edward, there was ofcourse, no Convention, and
we are yet without candidate.
The failure of the Convention to assemble, is
however, we have good reason to know, not to be
attributed to any luke-warmness or want of zeal
on the part of the Wings, but simply to the fact,
that the postponement of the elections ooviates
the necessity of immediate action in the matter.
Indeed, we now incline to the opinion that another
Convention will be altogether unnecessary. In
dicaons from various quarters point to our towns
man, MIR. Thornton, as the most appropriate per-
son to be run, and we have no doubt that ere long
he will be found to be the choice of the entire par
ty throughout the district. Campbell and Cum
berland counties have already nominated him and
we think the best thing that can now be done, will
be for the rest ofthe counties to "follow suit at
an early day, and bring Mr.. Il. into the field If he
Is thus nominated, we have no doubt of his accept
ance--and we can assure our Wing friends of the
district, that they will find in HIM most pow
erful champion of their cause man in every res.
pect worthy of their most cordial support.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31

KH USICIANS WANTED tor the Orchestra of
I'VE the Theatre the ensuing season of eight weeks.
Apply to
3 nh 81 2t H. GREENLAND Leajer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-31

g. ARDINE S.-- $50 boxes assorted Guilloux brand
~ new Fish, and The best imported; for sale by
NH 81 LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX. 4
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

TO b prepared bonds 10 the amount Of seven hum
Sred thousand doAArs in ssns of five hundred dollars
hearing interest 1t the rate Of per per an
bum nom the date OF their ssus. Three hundred and
ny Thousand dollars Of said bonds sha be payable in
the city Of New York, thu first day of March, oas
thousand eight hundred and The interest 90
erng the said bonds shall be due and payable on the
nrst day Of January next after which time the
shan be due and payable the 6rst day efJuly aud
January Of each The interest may payable
either In the city OF New York at the of,e OF the
1ressurfr Oft State Said bonds shall be signed the
Governor and countersgned 6J the Comptroller aud
dorssd BY the Treasurer Of the State the seal of
SEQ Coupons for the interest shall be attached to
each bond so that the coupon may be removed without
injury putsrion to the bond said coupons shall be
email Do his duty to advertise In or more newspapers
puslished in New York and San Francisco, where the
interest on aid bonds made payable at least twenty
days Immediately preceding the day which the same
shs b. due stating at what Office or banking house the
said interest will be paid
For the purpose providing for the payment Of inter-
est the public debt special tax called the interest
tsx, Of fifteen cents each hundred dollars worth
Of taxable property authorized by this act In the
event Of this furnishing surplus over and above
what IL required for the payment Of interest the pub
Nc debt such surplus shall be paid into the snkingfund
provided by The State Treasurer authorized to
set apart fund to called the State Sinking Fund
this fund shall be paid rst any and all surplus of
nsys received by the State Of California from the United
States government account of the civil fund.- second
any and all moneys proceeds Of the faes of all lands
held or that may be hereafter acquired by this State in
her own right except those reserved by the constitution
for school purposes whatever surplus may remain in the
general treasury the first day of May thousand
eight hundred and fifty two and the rrt day Of May
In every year thereafter not otherwise appropriated by
hv-s Of said payment to be continued until the said
sinking fund shall be sufficient for the payment Of the
principal and interest Of the bonds aforesaid. The
moneys paid into the sinking fund shall soon and
often is practicable be applied to the redemption of
said bonds to be converted by the Treasurer Of the State
Into the United States six per cent stocks and
as the United States stock belonging to the said sinking
fund shall be equal to the entire issue of State bonds
der this act, the payments to said sinking fund shall
cease, and all surplus remaining in said sinking fund
ehaL be paid into the general State treasury.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


ITO THE PU3LIC.-INBIA RUBBER sHOBs.-0Un
Atsntion has been called Advertisement BY Horses
g. Day published In the New Yerk Herald Of lth yuy
ISL and The Courier asd Enquirer Of dats IN vhsk
Ater much unmeted abuse Of attorney, Wm Judson
Bsq he asrs that dare noe charge him vnh prAsns
oecdyeays PAtent under and that he
infringe Patents The
We purchased esnsss for Shs Of n
ala Rubber shoes under 0oodyeaxs Patsns snA paA
ncnsy and are daily p.ns tariff Tor sh. sane; .ns AaJ
Nhsr person might have done The same dspesst - Dc
rather than pirate 0oodysaxs PAAsnss We thinh
just purchase rishS 70 valid pessns Shas
70 infringe ~ Mr.. Day having been prosecuted. ssknsv
ledsea ooodyssr: rshts made setsisnenA and asreet
ing noe only 70 infringe said Ps<ent but 70 ajure
selves who have. for . large oonsidersaon purshssss
licenses, and nov vork under them; and charge
ur Day directly and thss over ssnssures viii
pratne ooodysar Patents I'm the manufacture Of the
shoes witch he now offering publo; and give
that he. and all who eonosrnsd vth him IN
nbhtsv viii be prosecuted
l. CANDEE
HAYWARD RUBBER CO., -
BY WIN. A. Buckingham, rrcssnrsr.
rHE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER nIG 90
n. Hutehinsop. PreeiAenA
FORD 4 co.
nev Torh. July n 1851
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
TELEGRAPH.

HHORSES AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.-NEW YORK,
M Albany, aud Buffalo Company. Ohce rs wal street.
up ssirThe extensive work Of rebuilding this line, which
has progress durin last four
ins been brought TO termination tie prepretors have plea
nouncng 10 their patrons and the public generally
the New York. Albany, and Buffalo Telegraph
perfect order for business and has capacity for
doing be presented The addition of
hird wire last and the recent erection Of posts
give unusual facilities for business aud
Exemptions failures and interruption that the
pany looks for the continued and increased
trenase OF the pubc, full conviction that II shall
BY active we'll drected Of the appliances within ia
aided by the Increased experience Of the operators
BE ardsd unanimous voice of the public the dis
neton Of being considered the peoples telegraph. Bust
smitted by this line s not rcv-fven half but
intereon with every once direct and constant
thereby saving much time and AVOIDING disabilities TO
This line constant connection with all The great lines
extending from Buffalo through Canada aud the West A
been formed. via Cleveland. Cincinnat Louisville ~. 10
New Orleans aud ST. Louis which, IL s believed WI be q
mott prompt and reliable with those places. It's
with these line we'll with others
meeting with IL from Montreal Oswego aud the Val
y Of such nature 70 the prompt dis
patch Of business. JOHN A. JOHNSTON supert
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
DANCING.

UuENRY WELLS q SISTERS DANCING ACADEMY
III etuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway open the
isth September H. Wells and his sister Nine n Gavel
devote Themselves solely 10 teaching private dancing They
Aavs spsnt years the Royal Academy Of Paris
sbsy have adapted system, with the view ~
make dancing means Of promoting health we'll
Of acquiring the most graceful aad hnshed deport
usnA All the waltzes, duadres. ne, viii be taught
IN simplest and appropriate Apply 70 n
Wsls sister september from twelve
A. n, and from three tn Eve y. N.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMoNY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN
I Lover Javten, Of London, having arrived
Boston will send 70 any address on receits o one dollar
post raid rain enable ladies gentlemen
yin The devoted affections Of the opposite The
captivating, that all be married
pectve position; and last though
not least BE arranged with such and delcscy
shas setsctios h impossible Address Professor Levton
Boston ns Ne letters stsn from The Pest oHe- unlsss
she pcstsse is paid,
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
SALES BY AUCTION .

= =
A UCTION NOTICE.-GROCERIES, IRON SAFES
"A &c Sugars. Chicory, Segars Figs, &o On Tuesday,
August 70 at 0 o'clock in front Of the house 81 street.
oorpsr ofGreenwich street. Figs Chicory Standard Crushed
and kehned Sugars, Segas Rasns Cheese Hams Brandy
Gin, Clsret PERT and Sherry Wines Sardines Salmon
haekerel Herrings Lemon Syrup six proof Safes &c.
w. A. CARTER, Aucti .neer, 81 Dey street.
III e. WILLARD, AUCTIoNEER-A LARGE AS
sortmtn of Furniture, Bron Ware Clocks Sc At
auction j. Hooper will sell at auction Tuesday Aug
70 at lO o'clock at the sales 500
wood French Bedstsad marble top Bureau. Washstands
Center Tables Piano Stools, &C. Also Ware Set
tees, Chairs!Hall Stands, Clocks sc. sc.
HANDsoME FURNITURE. CARPETS. RICH CHINA
Ware, &C., on Tuesday next at half o'clock
at e5 Nassau street, Fulton streetR Kemp will
Sell at Auction above without to pay
yances the following articles vzOne suit Of
Rosewood Psrlor Furniture, In crimson brocAt
one suit Of Rosewood Paror Furniture in rich crimson
plush three large voltaire Chairs broeAee Rose
wsod Library Bookcase three Walnut Library Bookcases
Bookcai alnut Etagere, with marble top; one
Mahogany Sdeoard set Of Rosewood Chamber Furni-
ture consisting of carved Bedsteads marble top Dressing
Bureau; do Washstand six rush Chairs
handsome painted Bedroom Furnture suits Of carved
Mahogany Paror Furnture carved Rosewood and Maho-
gsny Centre Tables suit Of Mshogany Chamber Furn
ture Mahogany Wardrobes and rich articles
Furnture also ave sets of richly decorated
white and gold French China Tea Sc several pairs
Vases &c several pieces of rich Tapestry and Brus
sells Parlor and Stair Carpetng Catalogues the
ing of Sale Goods purchased TO out of the
packed at the store at a reasonable charge.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

JoRsE TOR stLE-h HANDSOME BAY COLT. FIVE
years old fifteen hands and half high, sound and
lind In all harness Can mile in 3I minutes In
aure st the stable Of GEO. WEIR, Eighth street,
Sixth avenue.
DAN AWAY ON SATURDAY MORNING, 2}D INST.
IN hay Horse, switch tail four white feet, and
che rehead harness and fly net has the it
hind leg Kaoever will return said horse give iaflrm
ton his whereabouts will be lib orally rewarded by
plying 70 r. P0NLAfE, IL North Moore, Nariek
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
CoR CoLORED CAMP NETTING

CoR CoLoRED CAMP MEETING AT rLusuIN0-
Fsre i2h Cepu.-The and BEAUTIFUL steamer
ISLAND CITY. taptan siias Reynolds .ill Leave Ss~
York for Tlr shns at o'clock A. n, and and ~ n,
from Pecs sp returning leave Flushing for Nev hSrh st
Tsnd 10 o'eioek A. N, and 81 ~ On suadsy, Assust
M ana 81 z. M from Peek siC. rssurnins, leave
Flushing fer New York at 81 o'clock A NJ A. sson And
landing the foot Of Br0ome and Tenth strssta-
Eat River each way-Fare 25 The Isaad CITY Will
o'clock.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
THE TJRR.

=
CEHrREylLLE coURsk l. I.-rHE F0NQEINt
ss.Ss.s and pe,s gss.s.. are = r.
s%ss. ss ,s...s Pure: SO nile I;s..
won spsIss Es; Raasss Purse soo. nils ssss:.
t,nl Purse SO mile heats harness. free for all horses
y So & W.
n f, To S ssS.s :. S siG:s S
efaian street Ten per cent sf entrance money 20
BE- pas time Of Entries can be made
''' '"' 70 ''''' 70 ~ JOEL coNKLIN. Proprietor.
ChN1RIvILLE COURSE. LONG ISLAND. .rRorrINo.
$50, mile heass best n g. in harness. W. Il. Garter
Sa blk M Sd ea'ssS JOEL Il. 6SSsS SssRif Pea
- day. a sosiosl match e, rs $500 %ls
'a'''h' o'n'' names b. j5Ei c5Sk.iN Proprietor
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TRoTTINa.-rUEs-
%
9sss heat IN &c w. yenan' % ns%s, & sh Rou&hHsss and and
Sis whsiDs, ss,rss, "a si
TINIoN COURSE. l.. ,L--PACING -FOUR OF THE
az s.PSr.e snS stake sssc~sile Heats 5s.s to
S:.nfs' M wh.sssa enters ra hS,;s pe Of HSS:o1
Di%n eh enters eh Dan Miller g sars.oga; Isaac Wood
cssy sss
such an attraction as the above meeting Of four
their merits Known . The public
% they S Sssse da:ss sss
sion excel their previous time The tae. in hae order
this sns ii who
the
MI. fssss
ham, " woodruff names yohk Pstssn sshprKER proUrsor
Stages are in readiness as usual, at the ferries.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
IMSURANCER.

V1NITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. NO.
" wall street-Polcies indisputable, except on the
ground irsudIhis company makes every insurance
necto WIN ne risks favorable similar
INSTITUTION. FREDERICK SHELDON. President
JOHN A. srswAkT, Aetuary,
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
RRouGHAns sLYCLUM.-DREss CIRCLE AND PAR
RARNUMs AMERICAN MusEGM-P. 7. BARNgn.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEuM.-P. r. BARNUh,
- Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood Jr. Assist
ant Manager Admittance % cents children; l2H cents
night after night. with incre ased
plause Of the grand comic. pantomme Of magic
and attracting crowds the Mystic Crsss
Monday an Tuesday 25h and th in the afternoons
Se,Ses Dance curious Ladder Fssss the nsw ana
ER, and the comic pantomme Of THE RED MONSTER In
the evening" ATTY o'clock the Gada.ors, tho beautiful
rama Of The W aNDERiNG BOYS, with Miss Mestayer
Paul and the utiful ansbable,
magical and original pantomme5r THE MYSTIC cR0SS,aby
the Martn til Famithe most elegant comic, and popu
lar production Of the day All the Curosties TO be
usual.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

rnE BRookLYN rIRk INSURANCE. COMPANY
chartered In lS24j 0ces, 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn
srsnss. 49, nseh.rse Wall street H.v shei
,ndovhted securities and continue 70 buildings
urntnre and other personal property vesse In
sns csfgcca upcn favorsbls terms Other
WILLIAM KJLsvoRrB, Pre- n.sA
AIrnsp q. szrvHss sNss..Sy.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

CAnDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LrNErRoN new
~ York 10 Philadep pha-Lesvs Pier No L. North River,
~ steamboat JOHN POTTER H~nins Line. At eeicek.
Ans.neos Line - oeloeh Yrs s'sass me - Tor
r A. BLtSS. AxenA
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

CAnP MEETING-FLUsHING, L. 1.-THE sTEAMEE
" NIAGARA, so - will make tvo trips .e yi.shss<
to-day. (Sunday leaving Peck slip st ~ ociock A.
ana -. n ~ Grand street, at clock A. and r.
Returning. leave Flushing ct III oeloch. A. h ana ~
o'clock, y. n. Fare Is cents.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
LOST. &C.

7 osT-YEsIERDAY, BETWEEN TWO AND FOUR
IL o'clock, Green Leather Porte Monnoie, containing
a.out S7o s. O. money and fron $40 10 SO other change
Tho and residence written In the insde The
finder will suitably rewarded and receive the thanks
Of the by leaving the with Mr. Bagley Of the
American Hotel
r OsT-ON FRIDAY EVENING, 22d INST, (PROB-
IL ably In the kgbth between Jane and
nlth roll Of flank notes aud receipts &e Of
posable person but the fe hnder will
receive IS reward BY leaving them az No 90 Jane street
ENoUND-YEsTERDAY MORNING, IN A STAGE, A
Gold Chain and seal. The have 10 by call
ingon J. MoNLUN, 1Oi y ront street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
CAMP M ZEE riNGs.

CAnP MEETING AT NoRraPoRr. I. l., coxnENo-
The steamer CAIAL1NE Captain Peek, Will leave Ham
mond street NJ oelooh; Bridge street. Brooklyn, 81 IN
oeoek Delaney street st oeoch and Primes Dock. st
eh o'clock A each dsy Returning will leave North
CRoroN Capt Wood, will leave Peck clip sseh day st
quarter before O'Clock. for Hsrthport and return
ing viii leave Northport At ocIock A n Fars cents.
NB-Pasengers take the steamer Crotcn ~ any Of
y meet the Catane her "trip 70 Northpor without extra
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
EXCURoIOuD.

GRAND INCLUSION. ON SUNDAY AuoUsr y. TO
Ne. s..s.l, .aa Glen ~, | 80 :,
:xs can ,ils. street I... siv.s. or.sa :..:t .s
ss,srsns issss Glen Cow. !. 81 T. ..S 81. e,
sss s All sns ys. ~ be- sssssss
fer.d 70 thoe fond Of Hshns bathing psssr fss
ssppy q r.frssSn.nss on board '''''''
party the rrsessd Guard will tshs plses g Wsssss
day Avs ~ 81 Eoetsnd The eemnissss hsvs shsr.
s,s Z; nssSrs sGiiss 'sfsIs Assa
ulop s.s. = .nssra rsh. 80 sc,s,s Ia ss % shs
morning Of the ess.rscs The sss ., ssvs - ~ ~ -
ess:g eess;ss:g ':;''' :s-.s i s:r:. ,r:;
..ss, .,,, x, s u, bag. si sy I. a.,
AEfg.. s5S sIS Az s
siss Grove the stesnsossNEw JERSEY. aaA Ne iasrs
.s sSs s ~. r ". :s; sss: <: =
loving isadipc -peisess street at ocleek A. Nj rsi-
s s9 '.ii, s S ss Ssi s, % SS
s: '' TO be h's z q c sss S%S ,ss
JOas JornDos. Secretary ""'' ''"'"'' o'Nf"s''
GRAND EXCURSION TO TUE FISHING BASKs
every dsy except saturdays Pare Is esnt each -sy,
iesv. Hammond street =, ~ se .sss & srsss % vi
street. si Catherine street 81; Pier Nc. North river
&c, provided on board.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND, LAND
s.ssmsr sAafA Sss Claus csss ;.ss s.ss!. III "a.
sP'ins .srss; ss S.i P..s osiosl, ~ ..i slissss
s.slss ssb pr rem S.rs h.n1isss ssI Ne
w EST MOUNT VERNON EXCURSION rosrroNED.
2. sh. r.s hs vss. "s .s $40
sss fss ears vii is.,. We City ii, oseIoes sns rs-
tuyn a. haltprsiS O'sIosh. BY order Of We so~nss&
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
a'EAyELLERs' GUIDE.

NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
~ and philadelphia direct-United States Mail Line
shrough in ~ hours. via New Jersey Railroad Fare
tuced So cla aud 81 ~ for second class Leave
New Yerk att from foot Of Courtandt street and al
AN and Pm from foot Of Liberty street Leave Phils
3aipha At and AN and Ph from the foot Of walnut
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

tNGR sALE-A VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD PREMISES.
held at ground rent and Of the very
this city for business The present store fronting
does on one OF the most profitable thorouGhfares
WHOLE from the depth Of the premises made
the an seldom ever occurring and Of
The above is situated in Of the business blocks
West street. No the third door below Norris street,
In the immediate Of the general shipping
opposite the Bremen, havre southampton New Orleans,
ships as well as the costwse ston-
ipgton Baltimore Boston via Fall River
and Of the principal Of arrival and departure
travellers in New York. The present business that Of
sale Of ready made clothing has been
long series Of and e now reina account Of
be had at cost fair valuation purchaser may
i'm edate possession At time that he mght desire
Apply the premises, or TO HOWES BRAMHiLL IS
Nassau street. and ass Broadway immediat
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
SPORTING,
ExPREss AGENCIES, Ass.

vI,o sPoRTsMEN-oN MONDAY AUGUST q, !
shooting match will take place on the Hoboken Mes
dows-.Oe pigeons on the ground. j. TAYLOR.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
DRY GOODS, Axe.

VALENC1ENNEs LACEs.--JUsT RECEIVED, A
very choice stock ~ very low prices also eeasot
sssortm-nt Of Muslin Trimmpgs black Mitts
and short Embroideriee Hosiery, &c
PETER ROBERTS. s75 Brosawsy.
II oHLsAAT BROTHERS, IS JOHN STREET NEW
IN York OF French Drees Msntilia and CloaE
TRIMMINGS Lace Gimrs Knotted Frnsss velves Ribbons
Iacs Brads Gallons. Buttons. Coris, Tasets nc Alec
Purse Twist Embrtdery end Foss Siks Ghsailee perin
Zerh,r worsted, Eu,hroidery Patterns, Canvass Fans
Buffalo Hair and Dressing Combs, Tooth, Nail and
Brushes susperders and Webbing Beads Slides and
raj eadius French Fancy Goods Aiso
Coat and Hat bindings cents Cord aud Tassels Coat
30 Also every article used for Regsas and hsuners
Lse.e, 40.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
TIE WORKING MANS rRrENp-No MAN Is NOR

I'HE WORkfNC MANSFR1END.-NO MAN rs MORE
deserving worthy Of the thanks of the
community than they who seek 10 elevate and
the position OF those who the basis Of society aud Who
even this republic are suffered 10 become the rssp
avareious landlords Lopgiey and Geburt No. 1j
broasway mp Stair, the clock and Of
Broad and Market streets Newsyh s worthy friends Of the
oppressed classes and by their successful purchase Of
nearly three hundred acres land the large manu-
hcturns city OF Newark New rsey giving all classes
orptrtupy OF securing homestead At small cost, where
enploJmeht ofsvery hind be had aud the highest
prcts.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
FOR SALE AND TO LIE r.

RARE OPPORTUNITY OFPERS TO AN ENTER
"A prisng who is afraid work-A factory of an
article in daily and general will be sold cheap for cash
only. Address N. b.. Herald once.
QREWERY FOR SALE-MACHINERY AND OUT
- buildngs tuated East Albany, Rensselaer, county
being 2 fees Broadway and running to the centre
creek In the The property 10 beautifully located being
between East Albany aad Greenbash and short
ron the Great western Railroad and the Hudson River
for shipping anypart Of he States The Brewery
and nearly capable Of turning out from 0OJ 50O
barrels Of ale during the wing and may worked
With less help than other brewery Of the capacity
without exception The situation cannot be
location and beautiful For particulars inquire
JOSEPH RHODES, on 1.-The premises, or Of WH. GkUBY
2I Washington street. N. Y.
CHINA CLAY.-THIpTY TONS CHINA CLAY, NOW
~ landing and for sale, by GAUNT Il DERRICKSON, at
their Commission Paper Warehouse No. los Fulton street.