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cHARLEsros STEAMSHIPS.


PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC STEAM
NAVIG ALTON CODfPANY'S LINE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON, 8. e.
S,fT*& Steamer ALBATRoSs. Captain James
@zAAkSsk b. Peck.
Steamer OSPREY, Captain John Power
These sc steamers are unexcelled for quail
ties, safety and speed and pains or expense 10
spared in securing comfort and convenience 10 pas
senger.
The sailing days are WEDNESDAY, Of each
week, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
RATES OF FARE
To Charleston, Ladies' Saloon, State Room, $40
Do Gentlemen's do. do 90
Do. Storage, 10
To Havana, taking the Isabel at Charleston, 60
Savannah, through ticket, %
For freight or passage. apply at the company's
office, No. 81, South Wharves, Lombard street
wharf
No freight received on morning OF sailing
Agents in Charleston, John Fraser Company,
and John Il. Holmes lJuly 26-dsm
rHE NEW YORK a. LIvEAPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. ........... Capt. West.
The PACIFIC Capt. Nye.
The AkCTlC. ..-......... Capt. Luce
Inc bALllC.. ........- Capt Comstock.
The ADRlATlC ......... Capt. Grafton.
- THESE ships having been built by
$8aH6 contract expressly for Government
service, every care has been taken in
their construction as also in their engines, to
tionsfor passengersar unequalied foreieganceo
comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool.
b 100 Exclusiveuse ofextrasize state rooms 926;
from Liverpool to New York, E35.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each
ship.
Noberthcan be secured unit paidfor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Neio York. From Liverpool.
Saturday, July 9TH Wednesday, July 9th.
Saturday, /" 10th. Wednesday, 90 Esd.
Saturday, August 3D. Wednesday, Aug. 9th.
Saturday, :" 10th. Wednesday, q. 20th.
Saturday, 90 both. Wednesday, Sept Sd.
Saturday. Sept 18th. Wednesday, q nth.
Saturday, " 9th. Wednesday, Oct lat.
Saturday, October 18th. "Wednesday, :. 18th.
Saturday, 25th. Wednesday, sc 29th.
Saturday, Nov 9Th. Wednesday, Nov 18th.
Saturday, &c 22d. Wednesday, 90 Goth.
Saturday, Dec. 9th. Saturday, Dec 18th
Saturday, sc goth. Saturday, !" 27th.
EbWARD K. COLLINS,
No So Wallstree N. Y.
BROWN, sMPLEY & CO.,
e. G. ROBERTS 's CO..
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
Or l.. DRAPER, ir.,
oBoulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
Theowners of these ships willnot be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewery, pre-
cious stones or metals unless bills Of lnding are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. July 20
rON hASAhFOOLs - united states Mall
steamship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.--This
steamship will depart with the mails for Europe
positively Saturday, I'd Aug, at IL O'Clock.
M, from her berth, at the foot of Canal street.
No berth secured till paid for.
Allletters must pass through the Post Office
Forfreight or passage, having unequalcd nc
commodationsfor elegance or comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
So Wall street, N. Y.
Positively no freight will be received on board
| after Thursday evening, July 3lst
July 23
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NOTICE.

DERSONS having claims against balance due
from the United States to William Lindsey,
seaman, deceased, are hereby notified to present
themselves at the office Of the Fourth Auditor of
the Treasury within two months from the date Of
this publication
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 4th AUDITon's OFFICE,
June llth, 1851. June ll--d2m
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DROWNED. yesterday afternoon black man
named David Try, aged about fifty years, fell into
the canal, Van Ness's wharf, and was
drowned. An inquest was subsequently held, and
verdict rendered that he came to his death by ac-
cidcnta drowning.
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LiGHTNIsa.-On Saturday evening, at the com
mencement OF the storm, the workmen employed
on the National Monument were shaken very sem
sibly, but without injury, by stroke OF the cleo
tric.fiuid. On Sunday morning the chimney of a
house in Georgetown WIS struck by lightning,
and few of the bricks were displaced
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EsN nOaAL.

w al. r.. rAPsCoTT q CO., ss SOUTH sTPgET,
tupply drafts for any amount payable throusheut
Creat Br ain sad ireland They also sole agents for
shs Red star Line the swallow Tail Line, the Dram stis
Line sni Line Of Liverpool paotets aud the Line Of
Lcndon packets psassge By Of which ships b
e>sed ON re.soratlet erms
A GENTLEMAN HAVING 81 $40 TO s2uOo AT COM
mand nay secure very desirable situation Manu-
fsctutr Agent in which business the ssles Ad
areee banufacturr ths once stating when aud where
On inserview may be had.
ITO CAPiTALIsfS.-THE RIGHT AND TITLE TO A
rstebt medicine, highly approved and sin tuariy
srsete In character may be purchased adsantcous
%erns ~ anSaty srpirauon. satisfactory will 10
given Tor the withdrawal Of the present proprietor App
sAftens stating and address will be
ssnhdental regaTd Address W. q. g., Herald once
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THE TURF.

C,ENrREvILLE COURSE, L. l-rRorTIyG-TUEs-
~ day August "a At fog, oeloak, sweepssskes aud
best IN Sc. w. Jenkins names en- e. DsuGhnuts and
Tom Brown John s. Doty names blk. Sir Walter. and
br. Old Man: j. Whepley names ch spAnker and br.
m. Fanny kemeis. JOEL CONKLIH, Proprietor.
CINTREvILLE COURSE, l.. L-rRorTIN0.-rUEs-
~ day. August 26 match for $500 ile heats best ia s.
In harness. ID. PiHer blk Elizabeth; j. Conklin
names br. r. Centrsyille. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
CENTREvILLE COURSE. l. LIRE FOLLOWING
trotting running and pacing Off red by the
proprietor of tho above To of Monday
teDber, g. ISL No. .rotting Purse. $D mile heats ia
harness. ior ho,fes that never won purse No. Pacing
won purse Ne Running Purse siQo mile heats.
rying catch weights free for all runn,g horses
ting Purse So mile heats in harness, free for all hoe
that purse $50 No g. Pacing Purse S3I
mile heats harness. for that
$50 Entries for the above purses close day
ming Sept. by 10 O'Clock, At Vim. Ma idens hotel a
Chatham street n Ten cent Of money to
be paid at the time Of entering Entries made any
time previous to the lst inst Three to make
and two to start to make
JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor
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DANCING.

n KNRY WELLS SISTERS DANCING ACADEMY,
IA esuyvesans Institute, $50 Broadway open the
lsth September a. Wells and his sistsr Nine H. Gavsl
have retired their profession public artists and will
devote themselves solely TO teaching private dancng They
have grent several at the Royal Academy Of Paris
ey have aow sdapteds new system. with the view 70
make dancing means Of promoting health. we'll
means Of acquiring the most graceful and fnshed deror
nsnt All the neg waltses, auadres, &c, will be taught
= the mplest and most appropriate Apply H..
Wells Sister after first oi September from ten 10 twelve
4. n. and from three 10 Ave =. n.
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mATRImONIAL.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THIS MEET THE EYE
l Of the lady who appointed 10 meet ID. at the
Union last week she will confer favor BY note
TO n. d. Herald ofce stating then and where
can be had prevent the lady will please
give her real address.
m ATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
NB Lover Professor Lawton Of London having arrived
Y Boston will send % address. receipt Of dollsr
paid plain directions 10 enable ladies gentlemen
win Che devoted affections Of the opposite The
t simple but 90 captivating that all be married ire
spective Of appear positions and last though
set least can be arranged with such and dsicsoy
shat detection. IL impossible. Address Professor LAvton,
Boston ha No letters taken from the Post once unless
Nhe postage 10 paid.
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stOrEf>s.

U'REKoNT BousE, B7SroN, NAss.-THIs WELL
known tstabliahment is still conducted in the
msnnr ways has been The central aud pleasant stu-
siop 81 che house. It's commo ous HrranEcmns and the
comforts and 10 be fo nd there combine 60 render
agreeable and advnnagoous ths traveller Havn been
Of the nru Of John H. Tucker Co. onE at mead
N the estahthmebt the s1bscrib pl dxes his
tons to aotaia ts reputation ard 70 ratisf.cton 20
his Nm H. PARKER
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rRnvELf.ERs, sfgrDlp.

rSw YORK AND rBTLADHf YYiIA-NEW TONK
~ and drnilsdslpha dirgct-Juits' states tab Linz
.hrough w t houTe via hew Jers8g Nniiruac ter0
sueed nr frst t1es ed 81 81 aGond cNsa Laays
scW crk ~ fr, foot n Courtla dt sraet "a IS
eelpa 81 ahd An. and Pm ftoa the "aa % alnut
sireet
EAAbEN ttn AHuVF hAtLkOAD Liz PsVa NA~
y tUrk % Thl1de pfialsavs Per no. L. N0rse lNVer
~ steaatoat yOHs rOTrER. Morning Lane, az : Soes
Afternoon Lac rt o'coek, Fare Wy Ntres une ~ 'or
sard esehs "a &riEfAat Line. 81 .seia sni - -
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ENsURAsCEe.

I-NiTEp STATES LIFE Insurance COMPANY, NO.
" ~ Wall stree licies indisputahle. except on the
ground FRAUD = fompany makes every insurance con
rccfd with lie risk upon favorable term imilar
inEtituti0n. rbEpERttK SHELDON. President.
JOHN 4. SfENANI, Actuary,
;. FAME, r., Sccsttaiy.
'Nua RHUDsLYN rf-S INSURANCE CuwPANg-
y chartered IN iiii Omee IS fultou street. Brooklu.
iAtrci ants Exchange, W strect. Nos Yorkhcve thR
ent- tas also haadsg rarpiusl invested N the nos
nucuttcd cecurtss, "a continue hliitinEs
'hants fnrrure other personal property. vessos "a
ors sud their catgoe 1pon svorai crs - oths
dsoilar institution
WILLIAM rLLsveEIH, Pre- iseps
kLrnkp 9 szxvksa. ssrstssr.
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EXCURslONn.

GRAND INCLUSION, ON SUNDAY. AUGUST q. TO
NJ New Rochelle and Glen Cove-Farc IS cents each
The favore steamer 1sLANDLR will leave the foot Of Ham
mono street North River at o'clock, A. M Spring street
t Cath rine street, Rast kivtr. 9 Grand street gs
Ientt street & aud new pier Twenty sixth street lo&
eheie All who In favor Of heathfui recreation will
Sad this excursion gratifying good opportunity Of
ercd TO thoe fond OF fishing bathing Dinner
nished BY fret class hotels at New Rochelle " BA good
supply Of refresaments on board.
GRAND PICNIC ExCURsIoN.-THE PUPILS OF
NJ Trof Won Heerineen, and all those young ladies' who
~ enter his classes IN September NEXT requested TO
at the Congresatonal Church. sixteenth street. be.
tween sxth and Seventh avenues wednesday, "a inst
st etock for the purpose of making preparations for
excursion on Saturday. August 80 - -
Won HEERINGEN, el0 Broadway.
WEsT MOUNT VERNON EXCURSION POSTPONED.
In of the rain, the excursion advertised
Monday last was postponed until Monday nex the 5th
The will leave the City Hall at 10 o'clock and
tsrn at halLpas.5 o'clock BY order OF the committee.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
AUSICAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, LATELY ARRIVED FROM
IA Europe 10 desrous TO give leasons the panofor IL
desired in German, English French in his own
In the residence Of the pupils Terms moderate Apply
BY note W., Union place No. Brooklyn can be seen
between the hours Of and 9 In the afternoon.
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANOFoRTE.-A GENTLE
familiar with the English and German languages
yhe has had much experiences teaching the piano would
- happy to obtain few scholars Terms Sl2 per
Ssartsf He would obtain board in aamily
where he could give lessons for It. Address En-. r.,
Broadway post oiice Canal street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

AMUsEMENTs In BROOKLYN.

RR0OKLYN NMUSEUM.-PARQUET. 25 CENTS BOXES,
~ Rh cents. Performance to commence at 8 o'clock.
BENEFIT If Lyster Friday evening" August a. the per-
formanees will commence with the opre drama of ROB
ROi-Rob Roy. Mr.. Harrs Battle Nicoi yarve, Mr.. II. b.
Phillips, Major Calbraith Mr. 8. Leach Francis 0sbadi-
stone MT j. Dunn; Owen Mr. r. Lystsr; Rashlsigh Mr. w.
Hiss Crocksr After which Miss Fanny Dean will rscie the
Maniac To be followed by the Punch Quades BY Loder
Orchestra. To conclude with the IRISH TUT0k-Dr.
0Toole, Mr II. Tuthill; Dr. Fla Mr.. II. b. Phillips.
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ccPARrNERsnIp NOTICES.

WANIED-A PARTNER IN THE LuMBER Busf-
" heet IN hrooklyn. With acaptsl Of si0OOO 10 <2t11
IN Foon location, we'll established doins a husnsf4 II
Mout SluVV1 rer year. address A. b., Brooklyn Fost
pAkTNEk NhrTED-TO co INTO TUE con- raw |.
short distance aud expctd tnouqgpd S.ffs.r ~
h With rorfcn who has TIE amount in csh IA "a
rtc r san runfry store, iors
e'oa vi oi ne btahnent being RIuat
adirtss v o. thfs Office. Immediately.
I'O prTCnEFs All OrVres-whNTED ny ria
fdNcftissr a1p 20 JON f9 na-tnsr ip "a feaf t.5t
tfv lah Dster tHd Vegetable tusiasss nov es. ii,s
vt1 good zee o tu.tVmss. n che PER part Cd ttr
srd doing sooi tuiuess tt is g,od stand tar9s
tore With rte yesfa ase fron The frt ~ H,y lass 10
tutinefa with .caVtsl of fr lm sfp0 TO I'M
THIS chance seldom offered For piruolars. address by
NJ Il, Ertbn Heraii ohcr stating and where
irNsv eAe ., AA AL lsiiels aadsd 70 ief Gree days
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ANUS K mE MES.

NIBLo's sGARDEN-hANAGER, MR.. JOHN SEXTON
q as a. ise .ss 81 sss nss1' s,
% s the sssS S s With %
B1s Eay sG,i Il a ss
and Bsrtn in new 3, dance Francois H Two piece frday
eiudins With the pansomims % Of The MAGIC TSTHsEr.
& xsouGHAMs IYcEUM-THIRD REPRESENTATION
aa1 rtdsy
by Fr sshisr-Pr.sdent wathsr. Mr. Stein; Fe,iinsnd
nr wsrrss; Suss, daughter Mr.. Lnds%saoi
% ss the S rise At
TrALIAK, OPERA AT CASTLE aARDEN.-nsx MA
rsssen Manager and Condust0r Admission 80 een,s
tine M Assus viii be for the second
IL B1kBIERE i5f'sf 81 sfSiGEIap sisiI sp''A 0'
Sighora Bertuoca Maretzek.
crn. .sisnoIa AvOsadro.
boStGs Doc S.II BpToio s 6Sist Sig e. badis
Dfs opsn al Ms,S g. par.
No pOstponsment Of the weather ave-
RARNuMs AHERICAN MgsEyM.-P. T. RARNuM
ant and The usss% S
20 cents children under ten years. 2 cents Parque, IN
Ss
Re through soS sna %
escape pursuit leaps through second wiadow
the nnOpa drama Of our FLAG, and the pansO@ime Of
The Three sh%w and sss faa5
s % Sy % Ssa ss
collection and the Happy Family At all hours
T,RIPLER HALL-HUNpREDs TURNED AWAY
with their patronage shall both hear him him Trip
T d M s Anderson y the
working last night before crowded brilliant
eI sIss aad ifS asA tn.
fRss ancer sSe
is The d--ProiessOr Anderson begs respectfully
s!r.se that there strange things
Ssfa daS Of In s5 y
HSs .Ts as aS ed ss in r
Bette-it inexhausble. Hasten Professor
every style and preeton fiokets % censs un M
ais a. 30 s' @ saS he oS
open a. hapsss seven commence at eight Carriages
NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRR tBowERYl-MR. LIE.
mens On w re ol the oys ssspS
tresng pleasing performance eonssns Of an e,
st varltinS running yautnS aerobatie fssts
Bsausy Boxes 25 cents children price TT rs ots
anee commences at o'clock precisely. ''''''A
RAYMOND HERR DREIsBAcTs MENAGERIE-
~ This celebrated Nenagere-the largest and
SHOWN 70 natural history which has Received the pa
a Of the
Sames s x
sns Nsw nt @ il
h a7S NosWay 5 asson sas as"G s
Tryeburg 9oth; Tamworth Iron Works. New Hampshire
Sept lst; Sandwich Centre, 2d Plymouth 3d. Meredith
Bridge, 4th Franklin 5th Concord, 9th.
BROADWAY TIL THEATRE.-THE LADIES ANDGENTLE-
- men engaged at this theatre for the ensuing
requested to assemble In the Saturday NEXT
the sd inst. at II o'clock in q e forenoon.
THOS. BARRY, Stage Manager.
T0 PIANISTS.-THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH
Il Professor Anderson is in of Pianist to
engage ior term, and to travel None but ar
st will be treated with. One who speak French
Spanish preferred Apply by letter. addressed to j. H.
Tripler Hail. with references.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
AMUsE ME n Vs.

RowERy rasArRE.-BoxEs. % GENTS, PIT lss
~ quarter | !. nss the %
before kId.y evening August ~ S'p b. rsp'Assa the
SIis:, $li:rs p. Ssa;s.s NJ Tnsss SsI Scs.s:s
with the drsns ci IA ToTs Ys SEsLEHcapsia Burr.
aunsy ,o% a DsaIsn H. Co con. sasass rss u
RURroN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr..DREss
yste Bo1es IS Orchestra Seats cts Doors a.7a
';ss q :sS:; y. s-ss
III pdd 2 Mis- GsTs 1s. sss Mr. No
Younshas6and ME John DyOty Mrs.: Yousshqsban Miss
sssy ssrh h M sf Rsss
p 1 % cap@an
NATION AL THEATRE. CHATHAM srREEr.-DKEss
ssa ss:: fsa ss 4 fsss ~
~
aine Miss Julia Peity; sppios Mr. Brand Andreas Nc
Pir 1 ss s"St No. s. s s;'%a a IF ss Mr.
G.Ghs Lucy M,, Drew To conclude with the drama Of
isn VIA H. Bra1a i' Fc
CHMsTY's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, NO.
AZ Broadway above Grand s.rees-Open every nigh.
snGwA Chrsty Minsres comprising an efficient and
this city, for OF years have been received
uoea of are
continued for the future
EELL9Ws hINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI,
nSsssS Sa Grand
and experienced Performers under the sole
Sy
Musical s spacious and best ventilated
buildnFs n the world Admission cents Doors ofea ss
every "Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dAtion OF families, commencing at o'clock p. NJ.
WHITES MELoDEoN, So BowERY, OPPOSITE TIE
Ihpa npapa ptUht Ghaana
In the world Beaatfa variety of EHiopsn Is
5er description Of sh and pleasing
ss ia. The whole
suSsS BEFORE precisely al con
WEsT AND PEEL's OLD AND ORIGINAL CAMP
of three Musical Concerts Baltimore ON Monday evening
Saass &
the world and Black shakers. &C. Admission 50 cents
''''' '''A = ''''' " ''1' JAS NORRIS Manager.
&1 OOO CHALLENGE-UNDEssTAN THAT
s01ss on ponhsr nad aa
S Master Sr ssss t. aS Rs
Ole Bull aged seventeen last 0ctoberJ will play them
% solos % Ss ios in .ah9 S Be- a.
tee OF twelve able musicians six 70 be chosen BY each
bueEiey viii beat G. n Chfissy, Carstys aasfeis @
any person as in bone playing sentimental or
Ethiopian
BY BY " "
and Proprietor Of Fellows Anstres 4 Broadway
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. 175 CHATHAM SQUARE-THE
l. above popular place of will
season on Saturday evening Aug g. with entire
company The entertainments will consist of Madame
tons troupe Model Artists who will personate
Der OF beautiful living pictures Also Leas Female
srels with variety Of other
ticulars see bills of the day.
YOUNG NAN WHO HAS TASTE FOR COMIC
acting. willing to give small premium for valuable pr-
vate Instruction. and first rate chance to along
apply this morning at Washington Hail. from till IL after
that time, address Comedy, this Office.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
CnmnREN.-A CATHOLIC LADY. OF REsPscTA.


~ by having lately by the demise Of her husband been
left with small children ard beug compelled through
recunary embsrrsment TO attend herself 70 their educa
ton Is d,srous procure three four small boys from
the our 70 sevsn years respectable parentage 70 as
socate with her eldren and with them 10 psrake Of
the advantages of home aud Of pious eduoa.inn The
sasisn tory references given The location IL Of
the pleasant healthy about hours ride the
city bv railroad For further particulars address Chill
dren. (post Iadl which will be attended 90.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

YOUNG NAN WHO HAS TASTE FOR COMIC
acting willing to give small premium for valuable pr
vate Instruction. and first rate chance TO along
apply this morning at Washington Hail. from It'll II afttr
that time, address Comedy, this Office.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
MApAsE ,p,,,,sv LvAcosTEt !SUcSEssoTS S TO WIS,

Broohyn will reopen her school en- the SIN Sepemoer
Only limited number Of bot rders received Parents
calling on Madame Lacose between the hours Of 10 A. N.
and ZIP NJ obtain all the satisfactory particulars and
references moral and accomplished
educ alton for those in whom they feel deep interest
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c !.

CoR sALE--A HANDSOME GRAY HORSE, FIVE
years old sound and kind in double aud single harness.
and good saddle horse. Also Barouche carriage very
good order Both to be seen at JOHN HENCHYS Livery
Stable, between State and Joraleo Streets in South
BRO
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
PERSON AL.


IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF A BOY NAMED
Edward Cream who taken from this city to Cnein
natl about by his father when he Ed
ward only three old II he will call at WASH
ington Market he will find his grandmother Peggy Kson.
He will find q the Bird stand In the market.
INFORMATION WANTED.-IF THIS SHOULD MEET
the eye Of 1hos Norris who passenger in the ship
Ina, which sailed from Liverpool the 9th March, lS
FROM respecting him. will be thank
fully received, at AZ Maiden Ian 10, mp stairs.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

ftIsrEvoYs NCEAND MAGNETISM -DR.G HAYES
u TIE Marnetiser tnd his wife the only true and
ndereDdett tarvoyant for examining and curog dieoss
this he nsuited AZ all hous throufh the iay
evening at the ClaifvOyanta Office, i6 Sprns
Ihe vtl ants once Is crowded every day With the nu
feCrs q every maady, srowding consult her
ron evry tate in the county She makes the ss.o
r' cure record Certcates ~ the cures
ty calling N tie Clsirvoyants once ll6 spring street. n X
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

RRAITHwAITEs RErROsPECT.-PART2 a. JANUARY
to July Now ready Price 81; 50 per annum The sub
serbsrs having become prOpretor: and publishers Of the
above truly valuable work. TO its pa
irons and the book trade generally that hereafter the
volumes will Be and aien At their
store Of Broadway and Ann The back
bound vols or sets from the
the usual prices. STRINGER h fOWNSEND
ProPrietors and Publishers 222 Brosdway Ann ST.
N B. Nail subscribers will particularly note that for 81
paid IN advance the will reach them postage
free, In whatever part Of the Union.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

EOR sALE-A LIGHT ONE HORSE RocKAwAY
with two seats has been used but three times and the
wishing to get larger for two horses
At Brower Livery Stable Broadway between Beseker
and Bond streets. -
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
AyArlON AL THEATRE CHATHAM srREKr-pKEs

M ATION Al THEATHE, CHATHAM STKEET.-UKE6y
~ Circle and Boxes 20 eens Pit cents: Orchestra
riohets, 70 cents Private Box Tickets g. Doors
A curtain rises at Benss, If Miss Julia Pelby FIJI
of fMApELAINE; The Daughter of the RegmentMlde-
aine Miss Julia Pelby; sppice Mr. j. Brand Andrea Nc
T. Drew lie followed by the drama of the ADOP TED
CHiLDMiehael Mr.. J. K Scott; sir bertrand, Mr.. );
JACK sHEPPARD-Jsek Sheppard Miss J. P,lby; Joua-
Wild j, Blueskin, L.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

NOLORED DAGUERRk0TYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS
Kings skyght Rooms, los Bowery between Hester and
Grand streets the only tabshment in tie city where the
best shyht daguerreotypes handsomely colored and
sassd taken for ~ cents and larger equally low
eates No charge unless perfect satisfaction 10 Eiven
nACUERREOTYPE.-FIRsT RATE PLATES MUST
~ be plated with SUFFICIENT thickness of pure ell
vss the purer the better and surface must be perfectly
smooth and The scale plates cont these advan
teses to the utmost The coat Of silver deposited
platss thicker than that on the French plates, 4Oth
and they electrop plated. all that silver chemically
ESrs, advantage which cannot be too much appreciated
They warranted perfect For sale At the sole agents
VICTOR BISHOP, No. - Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
T>RIPLER HALL-HUNDREDs TURNED AWAY :


NJ NM nrIIia1 AmpmimhATKE M tBOWEkYl-MR LE-
hment Monday evening August 2 and will give an 10.
teresting and pleasing performance consisting
still vaulting running vautng acrobatc feats
lante &c Daneing BY horses rammany and spans Spot
Private Boxes so cents Doors open ocisek Perform.
anoe commences at o. clock precisely.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

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Edwin cros~cll, ". Y.
samuel Treat, Mo,
b. y Hsllc,t Mass.
Geo. X. Riddle, Del.
Horace Clark, Vermont.
y. IA. Donaldson, Texas
Gilbert Hathaway, iLaisna.
James M. Commander, >. v.
Patrick X. Biittsn, Ala.
Martin Van Bur.n, y. Y.
Geo Paul, wis'n.
salmon 4. Chase, Ohio.
We begin with
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

WANTED TO PURCHASE, A sIx-sEATED FAMILY
w Rockawsy that has been but little used made by
approved maker Perfons having dispose of
derate price hear Of purchaser by addressing line
Rockaway Herald oce stating price and where be
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE-THE
above popular place of amusement will reopen
season on Saturday evening, Aug g. with entire
company The will consist of Madame War
ton troupe Ct Model Artists who will
Der Of beautiful living pictures Also Leas Female MIN
stres, with variety Of other enertanmeats par
ticulars bills of the day. - -