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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-03
AT JEr-'E- sONl-fr.LE. INDIANA.
frxom the yegcrsonyi,le Banner, Auy


last sng the ket house lled 70 overt.ov.
ing almost without call and apparently by intuition
when regvtar organization Of Cuban meeting took
place The allowing resolutions read, and on
motion, unanimously adopted
ResoTed, That We not only deeYy Eympatbize with
the Cubans n theSs suerinss and in their struggles
throw oil TIE Calling yoke that oppresses them that they
may stand forth f-eemen in the full dbery Of speech
and aetoa-bu that will Ersey lend thepr aid
and assistance in securing and maintaining that liberty
they have 40 long needed anu for which they
gsllanty struggling.
Resolved, also That since a number Of gallant
friends and ,0nptrynen Lave gone 20 that island many
Of whom have suffered i2nominiou deaths the hands
OF the hirs tools Of royalty the glorious manifesto
tons Of an abiding sympathy with distressed people
would be sig nifcant OF contemplate spirits in
gaze uron the scene with folded srme eud the
power Of and might TO their lives from
The danger that threatens them.
Resolved That a committee be appointed whose luty
shall be cole means cor defrayng the expenses
New Orleans, whore provision will be made FOR them OF
a those who may at 90 volunteer in this pired and
glorious W lertsbing
Judge Rock then proce eded 20 appoint the following
gentlemen 4 committee Col Samuel Stone, john
Borden u John Rock Vim. Riley, Is. A, Adam Holt,
G. M. @ Jchn Smart, Rev. John Tanner Wiiau. law
kius Sr
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n,rIInMs, N1NsrRrLs Az FELLoWs. NEW MusI.

E,ELLowy HINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW MUsr-
n cal Hail. Ai broadway, between Howard and Grand
every gkhs justly celebrated and efficient
talented and experienced performers under the sole
Of b. Fellows whose In this CITY Tor
e yes have been received with the greatest favor BY
abe elite sni fashion from all parts OF the Union. Fellows
Huaos OF the most spacious and best ventilated
buildings Ia the world Admiration cents Doors open
Z; at clock. An afternoon concern
syory Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dstlon sff1Iaiiies, commencing at clock r. N.
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JUsT ARRlyrp. N THE ATiANTtC. NIX. EDWIN
HsnChard srt I've celebrated PEE Dogs Hector
end Bfui1 from ts onion tleattts ou, t... a.g val
ri..sr re tsaa.; ct gyessats3y.
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TIE CUBAN REvoLUTI0N.
STILL LATER FROM HAVANA.
Further Relative to the Success
OF Lopez.
TIE CIRCLES REPORTED TO BIZ JOINING HIN.
More Iiberators Shot by the
Spaniards,
&c, SC, Sc.
T Ell E G. Il APH
Arrival OF the Steamer Cincinnati from
Havana.

AfrivRl OF Tie steamer Cincinnati from
Havana.
NV ORIE.Ss, September !, 1851
The steamer Cincinnati has arrived with Havana date,
to the Goth nit.
The accounts via Savannah confirmed, including
the death Of General Emma the great los, to the Spanish
troops, ard the advance of Lopez towards Havana.
There also rumcrs that Gen LOPEZ had been Joined
by large numbers and that he had already advanced az
far as Mariel, only thirty miles from Havana
On the other side OF the question the Spanish accounts
state that Lopez surrounded by four thousand the
government troops.
By the steamer Cincinnati learn that the police
and military officers very active Havana in en-
deayorng to prevent from the country being
municate2 TO the United States.
The leaders Of the revolution near Puerto Principe.
had been shot in the backs, traitors.
full list Of General Lopez's officers Is published in
the Faro Industrial The whole force of Lopez when he
landed including officers. 400 men.
The reports Of the cruees that perpetraei when
Col Crittenden and the other Americans were shot are
fully confirmed
American vessels strictly searched and al Amer.
closely watched.
Five Spanish cflicers in addition 70 General Emma
killed in the battle Of the 18th ult
The Cincinnati passed the Spanish steamer Pizarro
at sea- Our previous accounts represented the Pzarro
Ashore, in Bahia Honda, and wreck
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NEW YORK AEPHITHEATRE (9 BOWERYD-MR.
IN Levi North, ProrrietOrAn entire change OF per-
for this week. opeu tight and On Weines
day ard Saturday aftsrn Great attraction Fifteen
beautiful acts Of equestransm, consisting % light rdnt
equestrian danonF vauung, acrobAte
ftRts rope vtulting, ground and lofty umblins, &C sc
with As dancing ores, Spansh scot Beauty and Tsmma
aife the intelligent dogs old Man aud kbbs Boxes
q cents children half prices rit, l2f cents Private Box
kickets D. cents. Doors at 4 and commence at
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TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH.

DAY AND EVENING, -
To be had every day AZ Castle Garden. pclmoaieo New
York Hotel kstor Irving Houses and tac music stores
Of William Hsll sons. scharfe absrS Luis. kirkseg
Breusing. Jcle, sad fanicrbesk sna ScjubcFteh Co.,
Broadway.
There will be sufficient nuwjer of ticket cces 81 Aba
Garden get 20 prevent too large crowd ne public ore
respectfully ucstod 20 take their tickets tie lay previous
large force the police viii be in attendance darag hs
whole day, TO msint tain order
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rHRISTY's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL NO.
~ az Broadway above Grand street-Open every night
during the week until further notice. Tse original and we'll
known Chrstys Mnsrels comprising efficient and yer.
sate eerps OF "talented and experienced pertormer
under the Of T. r. Christy whose concerts in
th city for succession OF hve years have bees received
with by highly respectable aud fashionable audiences
Tickets Is cents. Doors open at and will commences a.
0eloeh The pstrous Of Chriy hinstres respectfully
informed Saturday concerts Will be dis
ontfn "A far he
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anRFAT ATTRACTION AT PANORAMA HALt.-Rrs.
selTs unrvacd Exhibition ola Pauorsma Of Whslng
Voyare Round the World IL oTen. ot the above Halt
embracing novel aud In frestng opening with
very extensive view Of tie ey Il New BEDFORD nutst
ALAN The Atlantic and Pa fc the city Of ho
Jsnero and Whalng Scenes Ia oil their varieties
Il an entertainment MT Of great interest and rleNure.
ITTfCA SvsEUM.--THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Il eBftrad at this establishment ere requosed
on the ssrs Ga Thursday next at 10 och M prepara-
sory hs opening Of the ieason Monaay e h o. sep
SENDER. JOHN NlthiFSON, ManaSer
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l. The first and second sCts Of Norma a. three O'clock
2. The ballet By the Rousset Family, at four.
.. Third Fourth act Of Norma, ~ quarter 20 Eve.
Comedy by Mr.. Brousham and his company, AT quar-
ter 20 six.
Tie second act of Luore1ia Dorgia az half sk.
u. The Concert, at seven.
4. lie parilani a quarter rast cirht.
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hLYMPlC--RURGTHALS CEaMAN NATIOSAI
~ ednesday September 3, will be performe
the grand romantic spectacle of DAS kATHC HEN Won
HEiLBROhN of Hebronn) in which Madam Ka axes
sill appear in the chamng character OF Kate Ooors open
at 4 to commence at O'Clock.
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LNKANNLIN MUsEL1, CHATBAH SVUAHE
block above the National Jheatre.ceorys Lea, solo
2roprstSaloon Performances every afternoon and syen
tnk Entertainments In tho afternoon At three
o'clock and in the evenng at eight o'clock The entertain
ents varied and sele and such be A.
place Of nt in New York. consisting OF Leas
Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen perform
being the largest and at the time most talented
band in the United states troupe of Model Artists who
selected for their beauty and sur and who personals
number OF beautiful tbaux taken from the pctures Of
ancient aai mosern times company OF Arab Girls who
through variety of feas Of strength and dextsy
COMPANY Male and Female Artistic who will give exhi
bn OF Marble Statuary uneqrsed ia the world together
with variety OF interesting afternoon
snd evening Fo. particulars bills of each day Aims
siOn-ses, Private Boxes 80 oents Stage Se,ts SIX
ceata. uoxsa . cent?: Parlue otto. TX oentA.
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XNHlTEs MELopIoN, So BowERY. OPPOSITE TAG

=
w Bovery Theatreopen every ulht Cheapest place Of
Amusement the world Beautiful variety Of Ethiopian
performances by Whites inmable Troupe OF Screnader
Toy her w.h the world Mons Gresoire
tile existence who breaks rayng
with his nehed hst with otaer description OF light
aui pleaslp entertainments The whole comprising OF
the geneel and merry places of amusement in this
country. at o'clock precisely. Al
perfor nsases concluded before 10 o'clock.
WHITE Propris.or
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n .rMnNn a uERR nRFIsRAcns MENAuEgTE-

nd
N This celebrated Eenagre-the largest snd bess con:
dnctei In known wcrldembrsonE almost every animal
Snsu 10 natural ktory ard which has received the ~
sonsKs applause Of hundreds % ousaois Of the most
yspeta intsy,n people Of the United sstos h
fue eonAencci mos bTiant summer asmpAign, trf VIII
~ the ptacipai cities sud towns Of New Engaua IN tae
goeviaE order, viINatervs Maine, August 9TH; Chza
7sG Aurusa cd az liner I'd; Winthrop 25thi Iewiston
Yals cj.i Bu 'hheld 2th; Norway, 2th ndgeton. Ith
Fryeburs. Slthi Tauwcrth Iron horks, New Hanpshirh
SET ist Sandwich CentTe, 2d PlymoGta. Si ksssaisS
rridrs. 4sh. Fra1klin 9th: Concord. Gth.
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large number OF omnibusss will be fauad At tho garden
during Tie whole day, and after the rcrformaaees.
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The second act OF Denizettrs eelcbrattd opera Of
LUCkEZIA BoRGIA.
In which the eminent tenor,
Signor Sesto BensietH.
will make Lis irst appearance thcse three yearI
inc huke. osRnpt h,tl.
Lueretia B0rgia. gnors Iru fienetetti
Cennaro. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ignor Bensd..t!.
Conductor. ........ Max Aars.Eek.
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To Contrsctors.

orros OF rnr coAsussloSsK o. Pvsuo Bvllprsss,
pROPOsAs once until i3 o'clock m
on The ie,a day May for bridge Fiber
The bridge when finished will be va feet long elliptic
saeavaied % such deph
superintendent Of the work, TO be appointed by the
square Centre to centre
70 the Az. Of the arch extending to the hack lines Of the side walls
then be driven on the sides Of three Of the
square one neh into The transverse log. 70,
face o. the side wallis the inner edge Of which
ck Carolina or Georgia pne viii then be laid over ,se
whole succ OF the foundation tnbe by
oak or locust IL inches square
and y inches long must Be driven into each through each plank
The side wills will probably feet
deep after which up crown d
ing over the arch TO It's crown with solid The side walls
Paps. walls. Il inoSo scS and sS feet high will en be cdr
% % % % s s &
saddle bnck Of aches Wing walls will be laid
ppear s % 0s he average thickness q which will be ~
The paraps be
viii be Of blue gness the whole
% be laid in mortar made Of me sharp sand and portion Of
mus, be- for foot from the face and four feet in hy
dnuic and suitable quantity Of sharp sand, without
The whole this work done in the bs, manner and Of de
oes, I The ID Of % before sapen
Persons proposing will state their price per cubic yard for sseay
DC s. & masonry psf sou.and for he brick laid per
anastone coping including ali materials sen,rins Golfer dams
ool &C. And proposal will be considered which does NOT fully
WIN e entered in.o and bond with security wibe
please give the Of their proposed sureles f4
The commissioner the right Of reducing the length of the
Any further by applying at Office
where the plan may beseen
Ap 26-2aw3W Commissioner Public Buildings
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he name VI person will be books unless The
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
p.l subscribers issseg, ths posisse
On winch ~ se paid BY sarsees In a
sale transmission. .s' r- f6H
iho sooNThf fAfEk Is published weekly duras the
'o"s /" oohsies' and ssnli-weeky during
eopuons oi period ess than year vii be received
terms psopouoned to the annual r.,e. a6tNs3@
hhs are authoxe agents and, by
sending vvs DAILY with a3o enclosed or rrs
subscribers with $2s orYvs WEEKLY
subscribers WIN So enclosed will be copy
edition they furnish Subscribers for ryat,.
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Baltimore and Washi.ston Ratl,oas..

baltimore and Washingoa Railroaa
IN Wednesday next, instant the s,uio, M, p.oo
occupied 4 +. 4 e
The passenger will the latter, Al s. n M
usual, and p mr. daily, except on SUNDAY
when run, d. n. and s.
In making change call
The rules Of the reception and delivery
nerc bandise.
st Shippers bill with fall
lions should accompany the goods at~t 4
the goods received .rte Hff l4er
2d Conssnees notified that all merchandise must be
moved the which the company
cannol hold itself responsible thing e house during
The hours for reception and delivery Of merchandise from
| till L. p m.
The undersigned takes these
regulations but he has been compelled them
rom Their frequent violation, which
Inconvenience.
I. IL. PARSONS, Agent
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PosT OTvIck DEPARTMENT,
Mar

PosT 0TrIcK DErARTAxET
March u, 1851
IT being locks and OF other kind
the mail service Of the United States,
be- rees,ed and At he fo once en-, the
hrs, July next The different locks will be submitted to
w pacticahe be entered ao for furnishing such locks
% bs,. WIN 70 es s" ,na continue s in
additional of giving the contractor
months before The termination Of the hrsi years
the best lock at the lowest price, kind
lection which fair compet
invited develop It's however proper 70 state ,ha,
qualities, durability, uniformity ghtness and strength
OF dispaens all the mail locks
adapted thereto will be required to be Furnished ~
INTO assrwsrd. annual supply depend
locks and keys adopted we'll as the increase Of
the mail service probably
thor sand Of The former, Of
will be considered Il be like already general use
make SELL lock Similar those contracted
other purpose than that Of the Post Once Depart
The adopted patented and the viii
be required entering into contract 70 make an Of his
General shall deem such requirement. essential 10 the In
a 70 9n f,ny the term. and conditions Of his contract The
shall have the right bcsides to the nn
with other party pao as he may see h fof FUR
nshing similar locks and keys ...
select for the thosh mails the
bidder r the mails ha, Of another He
for such may select, and aso the right
al. the specimen. and proposals be shall deem that course
required bond with ample security, in the sum OF
y contain r tbe doe and proper
and keys and also for guarding sran their pass
the department and the successful hddcr bid
No Application win be considered accompanied
factory evidence trustworthy character Of the bidder and Of
~ "'''' N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
March ie-iawtistIuy
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c..rp.l Asp ovrror, March ~, lssi
liberal OF Congress- passing inc nc, o
September granting bounty land to certain ohcsrs ana
stst~ may the waspees he
possible in obtaining the benefits granted ny me
of their faithful and pAhiouc ana ~
and settlers on me
Of heir industry and pfivaons the secretary
of he % Directed - =,
That rubic notice be given all settlers public lands, sub
ect private entry, forward and Me their decs.'oy state
mems within thirty making their settlements and
a. by act OF 4 september
s4 their reempon nshe, sna prevent enei
cpea hy the ,ocatio warrants
Ard i'm, m warrants may upon the land applied for
subject ri March, is without an anna
VI . 70 wssh., $40 ,,nc .' ,emsn IN ,ss sssd.
forty days II sithe end Of that time es s no
this ofhce for paenki po'" "ee
10 such interference, ne~ location WIZ pe "soc
Wasntce- ocste their warrants on NV. ~" . W s.s
prio I'd March, price OF the asn
do and Ave cents per acre. can pay ~
by e-tmatns the wnrrsn s " acre,
ompon rights attach to The atefna's sections reserved :" e
Where application made his once by thr warranted 10 locale
warrant nppcan should designate the land district section
specified would bo well designate several
Others which ey desired ,ha IN The tract
te nrst which without further delay In
the adavt Of the applicant taken bsfoo an officer
topd the warrant accompany the application The
rulss must complied with where application by letter made to
susrdan executor the evidence dny certified Of their
authority 10 siso accompany the application.
, vror a M fiscal ending s June
ia50 Approved Al Masch 1885, Il = ensc'ed hst no wssr'
bounty land issued under the act o. %h spsmns, % M % ~ s,cs
hsd MOI hersoxors sronh n'o market and rn subject %
private that =. & lana csn oc e o1 N. sn"S bounty
erep proclaimed and offered for sale prior 70
the "a Of March. 1881. uurrrRrrr1.ps z
Az pls-lawsw Commissionsr'
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General Land Once,
Anal a URHu

!" ! :" !. n
NUMEROUS applications having been made this office for in
IN which land
Of as September 1850 should be located the following
answers thereto prepared, wit
which locations may be made:
by the warrantee in person aF
through the agency Of this office
ID By agent attorney
second mode adopted application be made
writing specifying district Of
and be affidavit
according the following form, No. L.
third mode adopted, power Of attorney be
according following which power attorney
be proved
the acknowledgment deeds, according form
10 3or T.
In all cases the patents
made unless special directions the
be given. -
j. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner
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NUMBER II.


4 t-8!fGil mac, and naltianere.
sJzk The public tha the splendid low pres
dk1G99A.s steamer BALTIM0RE, Capt A. McCausand
fitted up with my bes,
capacious hold wii regularly
the 80 Of April next III El
Leaving Washington Mondays Thursdays al O'Clock
and Alexandria TX O'Clock, take in
wood Aqua Creek, Pney about O'Clock
and At Baltimore in the OF night
will leave Commerce BALTIMORE O'Clock
Tuesdays and Frdays, arriving
and a Washington lo'clock, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington o Mabury 81 90
Piney Point 90
DO baltimore
Excursion tickets to Baltimore, with privilege OF return
ing afternoon Q 50
The baltimore stop different landings
passengers and freight
Meals and
For further particulars apply the Captain
'-. :. r." GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent.
Mar 26--aawl5t Il H#.H4 4.E fI1
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sr.TKor
CovsTy
thereby certify, that this - day Of f--,in re year
personally before Acre insert hs ef As vii
ns fAss insert fhe Of the rarrdnfee and the ad
Acre being well known duty
.xon y me and on his he knew
hs Of uaranfss and that he was ths
executed within OF
Attorney satisfactory evidence OF at
fact, fhs uara@fss efeaPon
ac kno~ o~iedged the power be his act and deed
(o6eev's sisnafursl
An
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DRIvATE TuTOR-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided Paris
obtain position Of utor companion
private family OF frespoctsbit.
family
parties highest respeotaty either this
In England,
Address Alex Vance, 100 post Office, owoso New York
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YOnng Ladies' Institute, r 5sis,tts
Late Mrs ID. H. Burrs,) 9th streets. tn
THE subscriber will the charge
day the 2lst of April, and will give personal
department. The thorough
English French, and mathematical education will be taught
The religious
tormuaes OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. 8 1Ct&
The experience and the principal
him look for the patronage public
ing Of success.
For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter. tsHI
For day $lB
f Payable always n advance aa ft-4lk
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian Spanish German,
Reference 4 permitted 70 Rev q M Butler D. d. Rev. W.
French, Mr. Ftzhugh Coyle, Washington city; Rev. James
d. d. Alexandra Rt Rev Aonzo Potter b. d. clsru
generally of Philadelphia and IT. Rev Alfred Lee d. Dr. Of Della
+. e48
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t25thAp =. .@vH
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Sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-Two witnesses.
Mar vd--di3l h wtsep3l
CAMERON STREET HOUSE.


THIS just finished In the best modern Style
about thirty feet running back, including The
hundred and Atty Everything
IA. been crowded accommodation and comfort Of
miy holding pablc ONCE in WashinRton city II
witt perfect hcahiness OF sit
nsiiop pheasant drive ron city 10 city, much cheaper
r,.cb ch-s living best n sold lib
credit rensrd the will he moderate.
had For further particulars apply 10
'''-"" CHRISTOPHER NEALE, .
nae lo-1sru Aisxandris.
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sa the price PER page for every additional pnse on any
M shovs four pages, estimating Al Loco pages
psrchment furnished by the department. 100 900
Blank forms, any other description Of printing required broad
Nt.. -
expressly that charge Of dcserP
will be prices hid fos printing must cover and in
we Al contingencies and extras.
he department, right 10 have any description Of print
which properly "book pamphlet work"
,sa oy special contract
Inc bidders printing will accompany their bids with samples OF
h % the different knds Of paper they propose to furnish
pV-law4w 1ENFNEE
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No,,o. 20 the Creditors or Texas.


TsEA.usY DrrARrnpsT, March %, 1851.
THE State OF Texas by legislature passed during
and isfg called the credo ~ inc ae
republic the State previous 10 the ~ OF
their respective claims ana Con
by September,
i,.ue OF per the said state OF
Of said stock should not be issued
T,ras holding bonds aud other
Texas, which duties imports were es
the OF the United states
Of United states for or on ae
cefbcates In such fofps As shall be pre-
.rrbrd by Treasury and approved by the
OF Now
NAV claim. which the
dus pledged, the holders owners Of all
required file the and description OF cm
LIST OF October 1851 and
United ststes OF their respective claims agee
ab 10 IN. anne form approved by the President
United States OF the above act Of the sh OF
o'P'' 49, WIN l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
by an act approved September 1850 ten
stock are 10 be pa'd 20 e Se
OF Texas for mentioned with wovo
millions said stock shall be issued unu
s,ock, Tera specially pedFed
United States releases OF All
for account OF said bonds or
the undersigned lei cfedior ne se
CERTIFICATES las the bc0 and for which
,he dunes mentioned said specially pledged
Here describe the bonds cert'6catcsJ !.
Now purpose of complying with h provisions Of ssd net
ned states my equity ssnsi hem, for OF on
account Of (bopds certificates. above described
Wines M and seal AT this -----------day of
1851
(Two wisoessesJ
Mar vg-dt3i hwtSep3l
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1, NurNfs AesA~uy-EYrut Course.Mr. y. r. LAssv
the honor to ci,e Of Washington md George
h.r hi, 6rst dancing for the win
Tuesday October 2h At his residence oa fnn-yiyania
avenue, opposite Wlsrd's hoteI
DAYS Washington Tuesdays Jhursdys, and satn
days. Georsc,own- Mondays aad Ffidays
Oct 2-dn