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The New York herald., 1851-11-18

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Fer New Orleans. via HsvsnA Chang Of saint day.
The fricndd double engine sea mship GEORGIA 5000 tons
D. D. Porter T. NJ commsn ier, will ffom NE pier =.
foot Of arren areot North River on Monday, November
e. AZ 3ooOck 4. NJ precisely Rates Of passage 10 Havsna
snd New Orleans, rev saloon bsr'hs
500 after sale eo 500 forward do, so stserafe Do.
rs Specie only tsken freight 20 Havana. no bills
CT ltding zned after the oi sailing For freight or
passage, apply TO II. o. ROBERTS, Ia West strset,
cor OF warren.
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NI EHIOAII VAND.-DH. GLOVhH CONTINUES TO
NI cure those obstinsts, protrsotet, half cured and
Iacsca NJ cases thst have baed the sk s he inerpe
renesd and sush as from gnoraat medical preer
ere Strangers arprsed that ths city sboun is with
ssl emTyrcal pretcnde-s under hc.cious nance, with
french Pronunciation Who maize extravsesnt rromiaeof
quick Strangers beware of these self deeters
Dr ~ ha1 received regular medical education and 80
confined himself occ practice 70 ths last tvenyhv
v,v. - 'N' N~''-
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EIHFORTUNhTES FRIEND -GRxAT sUCCEss.-srz
bsttee sold The greatest specific tor frivate detst
r tie world Cures IN two days. vithou, nee srav
ev es Hundreds are cured mcnthly by i've meanf. Prc.
~ ',rss ,isl. vita beck. Detet Dr WARD 5, 81 Cana
Ward receives and doeter enros dse.os hsssr
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through lire San Francisco, via ChaEre1 direct.
fsre e eueed. On Saturday Noysnhor % L. NJ The
spendid and double engno steamship ILLINOIS 25O
tons uncquaed In her accommod ations and spsOd, j.
hsrtsnc, U. NJ commander will sail Saturday, Nov.
% at H. NJ precisely from hor pier at the foot of WArron
street North River with tho government msil, dlreo. for
Chagres, connecting with Of the Companys extra
steamers 10 sa without any delay for San Francisco
arrival OF the pRsHeugers and mai at Palnma FOR pas
ndfregh apply at the oce NO. III street. osr
warren street, North River.
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1--WE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamships, between New York snd Liverpool a.
fcc and between Boston snd Liverpool the Boston ships
oniy calling 81 HAsx 70 land and receive s and ras-
sen gers.
ARABIA, Capt - PERSIA, Capt -
AFRICA, Capt Ryris. ASIA, Cspt. yudkins.
DURCPA, Capt. Lots. NIAGARA, Capt. Stone
AMERICA. Capt. shannon. CANADA, CapA harrisos.
CAMBRIA, Capt. Jeitch.
Tese cloar white Light nt mainmAt head;
g-ecn the starboard red on port. -
Canada from New Yerk. Wednesday 10Th Nevembcr. 81
Cambria, Boston :. W Wednesday, 26th do.
Africa, I" New York. Wednesday, I'd Deeswbey.
Asis, Be tston. :. Wednesday, 10Th do.
kkl,s.,A SSsyIors. .W:s1.:S.y sss.. I,s I,@ a.
Amerioa, rev York. "Wednesday. 3lst do.
Passage from New Yerk or Boson 70 Hvsrvoo-rirssse 90
bin, $40 second cabin. go.
No berth secured until paid for. -
freight will be charged specie bsJond an amount fef
PERSONA expenses.
letters ana novspsvsrs must pass Through The Post
OHce.
&. tUNARp. IT,, @ Brossvsy.
French German. and other foreign goods received and
trcvsh. In common with nrtsh eoeds. THROUGH bulls VI
lsdiog ase pyen n Havre fog New yeSk.
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Thev All r9 class Kew York bu sips provided With
ell regu. articles for the comfort and convenience OF pas
and commanded by Of experience IN the trade.
The price of parsage Is Sl without liquors Goods
sent 10 the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HISCKEN. Agents, l6l Pearl street,
lNGR SAVANNAH THE u. s. MAIL srEAasHIP
FLORIDA. Capt Thos. Lyon, will leave as above.
Saturt November 22i 1T o'clock NJ from Pier NO
North river. For freight or passage, apply 20
sAAL l. kiTCHlLL. lai Front street.
The Alabams. Capt. Ludlow, Saturday. Nov. 18th.
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AMUHUMENTa. A

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPEN Ars<; CURTAIN
rises ~ enosh Boxes s cents Pit TX cents Seat:
be pero ae remants snd ta spectacle entitled the
SCALP HUNTERS Or the Trap Of the Noun sain-0d
kube MI r. EedY Dacamo, Mr.. Stevens 81. Yrain, Mr..
Moore n.sr Nj GoGsa sss.in Mr. Mr.
the performances will commences with The drama Of
THE CARRIER AND HIS DOG or. the Old Toll House
Abel Bird, Mr.. Cony; Ralph Hunter r. Taylor; Joan
Cameron, Mrs. II. p. Crsttan. ~
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~ ets cts; Private Boxes S. Doors open ~ 10
mence At ~ O'clock. The Rayels perform every night
Tuesday, Noy. IS Three comic pantomimes the
evening Celebrated Gabriel and Francois perforn in
each: Mile BERTH and Mons Brillanti Mile Cspsl. An
tome, and Nine. harzetti. To with comic
military and pastoral ballet Of JEANETTE AND JEAN
H0T To be succeeded BY the psntomime of the WRECK
ONTEE INDIAN C0AST-0oquini. Gabriel Ravel. Con-
eludng with tho buresqus OF the COoPERs-Gabrel
and Francois Appearing SawneY Box and
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SHIPPING.

DACKhTs FOR BAvRE-sECoED LINE--THs roll
loving hhips will leave Hayre thO 10Th, ani New
York the lst OF each moath:-
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We learn that his excellency the Minister of France
called yesterday al the Department Of State, by the dec-
ton of his government, officially to announce that the
President of the French republic had adopted great
measure Of public safety that the chief OF the State
owed the six millions Of Frenchmen who had elected
him. and to the world which had received his nomination
as new Of tranquility for France, TO preserve her
from revolution OF which the world might feel the re-
coil that, strong in his consciousness Of patriotic nten
tons in repeing dangers which threaten France and
Europe without end be invited the nation to its free
choice of firm and durable government; and that he
appealed to the suffrage Of all in moment solemn to
the country. and thought that this appeal ought TO en-
tighten Europe and the world in regard 10 his object
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To The Editor of the Uninn

SIR The board of of the city Of Washington
have announced through the columns of the city papers
that they will be prepared at their office in the City Hall
to register the of all who may make spp-
cation 10 them before the 3st December instant
and that will be permitted to vote at the coming
municipal election in June who are not registered
II appears to that if the assessors did their whole
duty they would their respective wards each
year. and obtain the Of all such as have not been
registered The notice in the columns of the newspapers
will reach the eyes Of many voters particularly
the poor and aborng class, who unable to take the
papers, and unless some friend kindly volunteers his
services, their likely remain unreg isered
and thus the votes OF many good citizens be excluded
Such has been the heretofore Voters have in
merous instances been known to go the polls and be-
cause their names CHANGED not be registered their
not received II the object of the law be to
obtain large possible for the support OF
Schools then many voters as possible ought to be
registered and to have them registered they should be
waited on. As at present administered, the law is a com.
plete snare to enlrap unwary voters.
A VOTER
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Latest I.,.,,,x,se, bv IN. o,,.a,

Before the sailing OF the Canada from Liverpool dates
by telegraph to the evening Of the 18th instant IRON Paris
had been received at London.
General Parshe valiant promoted, by decree. TO
the dignity OF Marshal Of France.
decree has definitely constituted the consultative
mission formed by the decree Of the q instant
The President, Of the republic will preside the com.
mission Of which NJ Bauo,, former Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, is vice president.
decree authorizing the collection OF taxes and excise
duties until The first Of April next, coniomabe to the
isting one, has been published
Later from TIVE Cape Of Good Hope.
HALUAx. Dec. 27.-Advices by the Canada from the
Cape OF Good Hope TO November 4th state tha, Sc
we're cbastsement had been inflicted upon the enemy by
the forces under the command Of General Somerset The
Kars OF Fish river. Bush district have been repulsed in
several skirmsbes
In the Water Kloof the enemy was beaten back after
several hours hard fighting, and their camp destroyed
The British loss amounted to forty killed and wounded
The number OF Kairs killed is estimated at from 400
500.
The Chamber Of Deputies were engaged in discussing
the estimates.
ITALY.
The Council General OF Genoa ba. Just contributed
IS 900 francs towards the erection OF the monument TO
Columbus which is 10 be erected in that city.
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BY GREEN, Auctioneer.

GOOD HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AVG
" TION-on friday I'd OF January shall sell,
denco declining housekeeping the Of 10th
and streets 10 O'Clock good lot OF household furniture
Mahogany sofa chairs, and Otomaus
marble top centre, and pier tables
wsshstand and racks
DO dining and breakfast tables
Parlor chamber, and step carpet, rugs, mating
Feather beds, holsters and pillows
Mattress, quilts, comforts, and blankets
Parior hall, and chamber mirrors
Bed.teads, toilet sets, sodrons shovel and tongs
Flowing blue dinner complete
Gilt band China tea set
A goo rs OF table and glassware
large kitchen furniture, To mention,
and under s25, oash s5, credit OF
sixty ninety days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
A1ktEN,
Dec sd Aucuoneer.
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military AayIuu,.

NOTICE hereby given persons be entitled the
Congress- approved March 3 e5l TO found
a Military Asylum, &C, viz!
soldiers discharged soldiers Of the army OF the United
States Of the battalion Of
with Mexico, and who disabled
by that service and in the line
their duty and disability incapable further mill
a service all discharged soldiers Of the Of
Tinted states honestly and faithfully
for soldier and discharged soldier who
NAV funds Of the military Asylum since the
sameMacb is5taccording
who have been disabled by disease
oupds in rendering him incapable
military persioner account OF wounds, Ac
incurred military service, though not contributor TO the
nd. Of the during the period he voluntarily
benefits Of IT, shall transfer ms pension TO the
Military Asylum building has been provided in this city for
theirs accommodation.
mpncer, habusi drunksrd viii be admitted
such evidence the commits
soors shall authorize his admission nor do the
OF Inc act found Asylum apply United
who shall have been convicted OF felony
Infamous cnmc OF civi nature since ne
admitted intoth United
received into this institution will be addressed
Schuyler Hamilton " ~ Secretary to the
Board Of Commissioners, Washington, d. G.
Dec 0s-haw2w
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skxty-EiEht Engraving.

l1ARpsas >sosrnLr AA.oAns~0.-Oonenn OF the
Early and benjamin Franklin. BY Jacob Abbott.
Expedition 70 E By y John Ss. C.
The German E%'s,.n,. by 'ohn posss't j..
Maurice T,snsy by Charlie. Lever
Amais Bea.sisas, u. eaaa Tale q s, Fact.
How Men Rise in the wos's
By Charles Kingsley, author Of "Alson
4 Black Eagle in Bad Way.
Knights George. BY Caroline Cheese
Anecdotes Of Wild Beasu.-Leopards and Jsxuan
70 be Read al DUSK. BY Charlie. Dickens.
My Varieties English Life BY Sir Edward Buwer
The Opera, by Thoma. Carlyle.
POLITICAL Social Literary, Artistic, and Personal Anai" a. Home
Editors Table.-The Year.-Thc Anan.c-Ases required
ss or s W
ys gSw" fss s r.o1S,
Almanac Important Aid Cvnaton-Timele. Chao: q e
fT., Men Of The hsefsss
ne ROOM .ns Mssn and Ans
Easy cna-Ros.uth and Enthusiasm ior him On
chit stockbrokeTho cono'd D'con'oas' An Isal-
Editors DrswcrA Ter, for ssmon.-The En,ombed Racer
ess n% p
a's."sympa,hy thrown awaywiner Duties -EIperimsns in
NoaceThs BOOK: q The Month Original and Reprint
ed-Lterary Intelligence nj Home and Abroad
Adventures, with illustrations
Punch.-Anan EItoion.Mr. Booty delivering his
upon for MslcsA "Boomero In
Leap Ye" Strong minded Bloomor" aner Marriage With four
illustrations.
Fashions Winter, with three illustrations
Harpcr New Monthly Magazine con-
hdeny public equal in all rsspccts
issued In the Uni
world. Aside from its literary contents emea
cling Dickens Carlyle and other dstisguishsd
wrers pictorial eight in among
Nehersbor expense has bees
spared giving the work the greatest possible attractions to all
classes ofreaders.
apsrs New Monthly Magazine issued invariably the first
dated. Each number viii contain
double columns each year thus comptaa4
cho'ces tsrstus Of
Every pictorial iuseooos,
fashions cop'ous chronicle OF current events
and month The vol
umese commence numbers for June and December
be obtained from bookseller pesod
agents. from the pubishe At three dollars year. o.
The semi annual volumes, ~ comrsted
n dolaru, ceven,
furnished by the puoishsfs
The publishers supply specimen numbers grnuitnusy TO
liberal arrangements win
magazine They viii also soppV
on mail and city subscribers when pay
men made 10 them in advance N"moen from Nns coss""
be supplied at any time. - uur. j. nnoruv,s
Dec 3i--t
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VEYwORTH. LEWIS, q co. have just received and
opeped goods suitable for the coming holy
days, consisting Of
Cold and patent detached and cylinder escspcmen'
watches
Brsoelets brea.pns and rings, separate and IN sets
cuff pencils and ladies' gold and silver work sets
thimbies and shields 80
silver spoons. forks. ladies'. cups jugs, fish knives
tongs, &C.
Plated tee sets and kettles, and variety Of other goods
public attention, our goods will be disposed
81 a moderate prices.
OF Mr. Keywoh paid to the repairing Of
clocks whose experience in the business for thirty
the work to be done In the best
jewy made to order and neatly repaired
by experienced wortmea,
25-eo3t
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Official.

hard Fillmore, Penden Of the United States Of -imercu TO all
uhom IL
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Alfred
appointed of Prussia Francisco
in the California do hereby him SUCH
exercise and enjoy such functions powers and
privileges as are allow
in the United States.
In testimony whereof caused these letters
and the United States be becunto Affixed
Given under Of Washington the 10Th day Of
A. D. 1851 and Of the Independence Of the
United States OF America seventy sixth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
D.srL WspsrrH, Secretary of state.
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the Tall OF Hungary and her constitution evsry recoxn
aon u 'he hEns Of The people o Germany fell and the
Poehdtes VINO ior time assumed the character of repre-
seasauves Of the oserexnies OF States were
at once INTO salraps OF the Car 1t is questionable
whether the successor the great man who
'ns' Europe must be republican Cossack will not
choose to hold throne sustained by the strong arm of
Cossack desPo.lsm rather than legitimate power derived
from lhe popular Will and restrained by constitutional
limitations IL the combined despots OF the European
continent unite in giving universal sway to the principle
which now wieds the barbarian hordes that have once
already spread the night OF dark ages over the civza
ton OF the world may not England also be wtapped in
the pal May the liberesof the United States be
endangered by confederacy of absolute kings who fear
the glory prosperity and commanding influence of our
happy government as the great contrast of their own
as an example incompatible with the safety OF absolu-
hsm The treachery and corruption through which ".
rants Infused poison and disaecton all the ancient re-
publics and brought all their gores The grave, may
possibly be brought to undermine the great popular fabric
of the continent But should il stand will it not
be shom OF It's ms"-deprved of its funciions-f
shut out by despolsm from intercourse with the ncacs
rated nations of Europe which. in the OF another
barbarian conquest, will be bloed from the world as
have been China and Japan through the long ages OF the
past?
great struggle is impending in Europe between the
spirit OF despotism, guided by the Autocrat, (whose
sceplre sways half OF Asia and than half OF Eu-
rope and the principle OF liberty, which looks TO Eng
land and the United States the citades within which
to gather its strength In this great crisis Of humanity
when the question of the progress reogression of the
race is 10 be decded-the new continent will be found
ready TO nfuse its vgor and health and young blood into
the constitutions Of Europe, and add its courage to the
popular heart If needed. il will give the support OF its
and means to the righteous causeo the cause of
palriotsm--To ITS OWN CAUSE.
The governor OF Hungary is the mpersonation OF the
spirit Of freedom, which was struck down in Hungary.
He should have from every man who values lib
ertythe countenance OF every government that would
be independent The Jackson Association considers what
tribute may be in,rusted his as consecraed
10 the cause OF civil and religious freedom to the ad
vancement OF civilization and christianity throughout the
world
F. P. BLAIR, B. B. FRENCH,
w. w. CURRAN, JAMES A. COR DON,
CHAS. S. WALLACE. w. d. WALLACE,
DANIEL RADCLIFFE, JAMES 6. RERRET,
J. d. HOOVER, PHIL. BARTON KEY.
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TUESDAY. December 30. 1851.

TUESDAY, DecemDer 30 1901
James w. Bryan, esq, OF North Carolina, was admit.
ted an attorney and counsellor OF this court
No as The United States plaintiffs in error US. J.
Wiki iason al al This cause argued by Mr.. Aior.
ney General Crittenden for the plaintiffs and by
Mr. Reverdy Johnson for the defendants in error.
No. so. J. B. Bond, plaintiff in error, James
Brown This cause was submitted TO The on the
record and printed argument by MIR Mar for the defend
ant in
No 81. @. w. Sizer ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s. w
v. Maury. This cause was argued by Mr.. Keller for
the defendant in error
No. 50. WIN. Binns at al, plaintiffs. ps c. w. Law
renee This cause was argued BY Mr. Attorney General
Cri,tesden for the defendant
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a m,
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By arrival at Boston the 10th inst, Buenos Ayres
dates TO the Sd OF November have been received Ur-
quiza at Monievideo preparing 10 invade Buenos
Ayres His army said to be 10000 strong, and
would be ready TO march in about six weeks Rosas
making every exer,ion by the impressmen OF men
to NEE, him. twas the general impression that Rosas
would be oyerthrown.
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CoLosrzAros THE SouTH.-The Alabama State
Colonization Society formed at Montgomery the
10Th met Hon. J. j Ormond elected president with
twelve vice presidents and A. A. Lipscomb correspond
ing secretary The object Of the society declared to
be promote the emigration OF free persons OF color from
that State Liberia. The constitution provides for aux
ary eociees within the State, and for the appointment
in conjunction with other colonization societies in the
southwestern States, OF joint colonization board TO be
located in New Orleans.
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TELEaRAPnIC REPORTS, Sc.


BnTntng " BaTHHHs 1H"sfHH IN FH'lddePhld.
A despatch received in this city last evening an
nouncng the destruction BY fire of Barnum's Museum
(Swaims Budings) corner of 7th and Chestnut
Philadelphia The despatch does partcuarize but
is probable that the entire building was ruined. The
ground story occupied the Of 7h and Che
NUT by the Messr Ppleon, booksellers. and adj
Joining stores, Chestnut street, by Mr.. Walker (musc
and agent for Chickering'S planos) and Mr. Smith,
who also kept music store. All these establishments
were conducted a magnificent scale, and the loss in
Guiding the specimens in tho Museum, the WARDROBE,
scenery and machinery OF the theatre, have been
very large.
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It's stated that Jenny Lind has received intelligence Of
the death of her mother and, consequence, her con-
certs have been abandoned 1t is presumed she will
leave for home in the next steamer
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


HOUSE OF REPREsEsrArrvxs.-Ths House was for
three hours and hall in Commttss Of the Whole on the
stale Of the Union. considering resolution (oHered BY
Mr. CartteD for the appointment Of committee Of FIVE
TO wait on and introduce Kossu,h 10 the House. upon
which many able and interesting speeches were deliver
ed The Houss. however adjourned without taking the
question sgreeing this proposition II will proba-
bly, be further debated to-day
The Senate stands adjourned until Friday next
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We requested to state that Mr. Speaker Boyd and
lady will be at home New Years day. and will be
pleased their friends between the hours OF twelve
and three O'Clock, at Fitzgerald's. on the Avenue
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The Presidents Mansion. we learn, will be open, as
usual, to morrow.
The President will receive the diplomatic corps at
eleven o'clock, and other visitors from twelve TO two
The President receives calls business from ten to
twelve o'clock on each weekday, at which time mem
bers Of Congress- in consequence Of their official engage
ments, have priority
The President and his family receive visits of cere-
mony from twelve to two O'Clock Tuesday OF each
week and, after the rst Friday in January, from eight
TO ten O'Clock each Friday evening.
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I,OKE, Tar. Lame hand and for sale - t1a
u Washington works-Tbe fuel intense
heat, ignite. readily charcoal The coal ussA
timber nc The Hsne
value
far superior ordinary kme when used for that
9-u
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Washington Assemblies.
meeting subscribers the Washington Assemblies for
1882 held the evening of the 18th instant the follow
elected managers:
HONORARY MAkAGERs.
Hon. w. r. King,
Hon. Daniel Webster, Hon. Thomas CorwiI
Hon q. NJ Conrad Hon. William A. Graham
James A. Pearce, Hon. X. r. stockton,
Hon Walter Lenox, Hon. w. w. Seaton,
Gen. George Gibson Gen. Robert Armstrong,
Hon +. G.. CabeI Hon. @. M. Ingepol,
Com. H. Z. Ballard, John o. Sargent, esq.
MANAGERS.
j. Knox Walker, Clement Hill,
VIM w. RUSSELL u s. NJ Philip +. Eliicott,
William Miller H. A. Wise, u. 3. N.
E. L. " Hardcasue U. s. A. W. A. T. Maddox, U. 9. NJ G.
H. ID, Johnson, M r. Fillmore, -
r. r. Rush. u 8. A. somervile Nicholson, u 8. N.
j. Munroe Chubb, Truxon d. beae
b. No citizen Congress- resident for the winter
can obtain any ball without subscribing and paying
for all.
No person purchase ticket Assembly
permission Of executive manager
The Assembly will take the evening OF January ON
25-w
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BAwx MHrRopots,
Washington, December - 1851.
THE Trustees have declared . alv1AAnA
of four on, Of tho prom" Of the hank ~ - sr
ending the Dist instant
January nert RID. SMITH, Csahev.
Dec D-3uf