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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-04
Scheme of the Fanatics,

We have been shown a number of the Boston
Chronotgpe, of Dec. -, by a gentleman of the bar
of this place, to whom it was directed. The inten-
tion of the editor in sending his contemplate pa
paper into this part of the w~orld-where he might
have known, it would call forth the Indignation.
not only Of Southerners and the owners of slaves,
but ofevery patriot and citizen-is thus briefly d.
yulged
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-04
Notice.

A $ the undersigned is about to leave this place,
II he requests those who are indebted to him, TO
come forward and settle Immediately, otherwise
their accounts will be placedin the hands of an Off
Ger for collection. [jaA] A. LEvYsTElN.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-04

MARINE INrELL1GENcE.--The aThree Sis.
tiers" from Philadelphia for San Francisco, put
into Norfolk on the Goth for men.-[Phl. Pa
her..
Did they! the shameless hussies!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-04
Lumber for 8ale.

'1NHE corporation has for sale a large quantity of
heavy lumber, which will be sold cheap. and.
on accommodating terms.
ja4-tf A. BLACK, Mayor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-04
House aud Lot for Sale.

RfEA That fine lot and location, on the
corner Of Main and Seminary streets.
fronting the residence Of MI. Charre'
$3.50 is offered for sale on accommodation.
terms The situation is one OF the hest in pln,
quemine, either for a house of business, or as a re-
sldence. Those disposed to purchase. are request
ed to make early application. For further par
"cuials Apply 10 TINS once. jani-1m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LIS OF IETgrERa

REMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Plaque
~ mine on the LIST of January, 1851. wfer-
sons calling for any of the following letters, will
please say 'tQdrc5fisedD
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-04

THOMAS GIBBS MORGAN, PHILIP HlckY MORGAN
T.. G.. & p. III. MORGAN,
Attorneys and C0ulmsellors mt Law
BATON ROUGE, LA.
TTT1LL practice in the Courts Of the Parishes
w of East and West Feliciana, East and West
Baton Rouge, and Iberville-and in the Supreme
Court of the State, and Circuit Court Of the Uni
ted States, New Orleans. jan4-tf
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

BALrisonn, Sept. IL, 1891.
EIabteen men arrested In New Orleans, charged
with melting the mob 10 tear down the TIw Della one
for fsvofirg the spaniards.
To nights southsrn mail brings the New Orleans Pics-
re, Which urges the carrying out Of the ppiect nov
tcfoe the Postmaster General to expedite the Southern
mail 20 New Yoik twenty. four hour..
This has been tho hottest day Of the eesson In Bai
more.
The Printers National Convention me. again at 10
o'clock, this morning An anr.Ated discussion took
rlece on the apprenticeship sJsem Much talent was
dby the different spesters The Convention 's
arge The Baltimore printers hospitsble to fault
A'rcndid bsrqust corats oG this evening Baltimore,
htlmtti soa Qtia sts TstY sbiy tesssssplsi
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

Tie United States sloopofwar lrebe, on cruise,
saIIsd frcm Ecston on Tburf day morning
Tn. United States sioopuf var Naudsia. Comm sudsr
VIM n. Gsrdrcr, at Acapulco, l2th un, waiting
desraschss fro.n WashnEton she viii proceed frota
Aest 10 the Sandwich Islands thence TO San frsa-
ci,co snd tbence home.
The Upi;,d States steam frigats susqu.hsuna Ccm T.
" Aulick sncd from Madeira the 5th July for RE
Jsneiro and the Fast Indics
1he United States Foop of Albany has arrived &C
Key Wet nom Havana She spoke the ssranac ON Tn
4th 81 Hsvsns bound In.
The u g. sis Top of war Cyare, fitting GU, at the
0osycrt Navy Yard will be put In mmisson directly.
The eeers gen efsly bed ell rcpcrted the 10th. He
Destination is supposed TO be the West Incts.
The u. 4 coast surveying steamer Lcesre arrived -
Norfolk the mcrnitg q the nth lust from Chisss-
tgue via Cape Charles The lowirq her onicers-
Lieut.. John Almy, commander; Lieutensnt Incuss
N Crossnn; Asst Surgeon y. 4 diam Acting hsstes,
III, mas 4 Phelps; Paced Mhlshipmon-Wm W Love-
H. ". Cfabte. Jss Jeweit Bpgncers- hctins .nies-
Jfpss u Adaus: SO Assistants, VIM II. King and Jas
NJ Ltmdin. Drauehisusn. j u HOFFMAN
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
CABINET MEETING CALLED AT WASHING ROW
B Y NJ A I l. .
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.
PHiIADELrHia, September 10, 1851.
The United States Deputy Marshal, Henry II. Kline
rot into the down train, this morpiag at Lancaster
city sccou panied by ug force well armed in ordse
to arrest the psrtrs concerned In the murder and o
at Christisns, Lancaster county.
The Marshal informed your correspondent that he
ret, lest night and lodged in Lancaster County yan
Two white men, ty the of Elijah Lewis and Carson
srsway ard nine parties concerned In ths
murder Of Mr.. Edward Gorsuch.
The son Of Mr. Gorsuch was shot through the lungs
end when the train arrived at Christana understood
be vas not expected &c survive his wounds.
A detscfment Of United States marines drawn up
t Chriftiana when the train arrived waiting for the
Deputy Marshal, together with force equal to sbost
ore hundrtd men.
1t the intention Of the officers sc,ur the country
ard make sta.
The negroes In the vicinity barricading theu-
selves IL their dwellings, and feared further vo
hnee would grow out Of this deplorsble event.
The people OF the cnt re lire of railroad In Lsncases
Dsuy bin and Chester counties are In great excitemest
The nephew of Mr. Gcrsuch. Il the State agents
informed who took him rp Coumbs, where hr now
lie badly cut In the face with cutter lie
PRESENTS that the wounds will horribly dsigure him.
Another nephew. who also Of the party had .
ball to ptnstrste his coat and be escaped by running
NJ hottlrg ike Indians aud alt armed Mr. uOrsuch
robbed afsr being shot Of 500 and bis gold watch,
valued at Sl1E.
The number Of slaves he In pursuit Of four,
al Il whom had taken their quarters In that section
of the country.
Judge, GrIer and Kane It Is undertood have decided
the offence OF the rioters to be treason against the United
States
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

BosToN, Sept 13, 1851.
An accident the Eastern Railroad occurred, Last
evening, in the town Of Elliott, Maine by which two
men, named George Pafrey aud Clement Pennell (the
engineer and fireman killed. The train was from
Portland TO Boston, with passengers from Bangor who
bad been befogged and forced to take an extra
train At Elliott where bridge repairing, the rails
and sleepers bad been removed under the impression
that would pass the road that night
The locomotive was completely demolished and the tend
er dashed against it, absolutely smashing the unfortu
engineer and fireman Several passengers (amoDgst
whom were some from New York; injured but not
seriously They reached Bosttn at O'Clock this
morning.
Fortunately, of the passengers killed, and
bones broken.
The conductor Of the train from whom gather the
account could give names. He says there we're in
all, about one hundred passe ngers in the trsin.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
orn BALTIMORE copHrsroNpESor.

BALrsonK, Sept. 10, 1851. 2
Tie Convention then adjourned to meet again this
morning.
There continues great excitement throughout the
city with regard to the brutal urder Of the Mess.
Gorsuch, q Baltimore county, by the mob Of runaway
negroes in Lancaster county The body Of Mr. BdwarA
Gortueh brought TO his home yesterday and that %
his ~ill be brought down to-day There we're per-
hap, private citizens In thc State more extern
.ivev lnovn universally esteemed than thee tvc
gsDteu,n and no lcts than one hucdrod of their
Intends and ghbors have gone 20 the scene OF the riot
to assft ia securing the murorers rost CT whom are
believed o. be from this vicinity.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
THE FATAL NEGRO RIOT IN Pennsylvania.
Great Excitement at Lancaster and Baltimore.
ARREST OF Sc EvERAL PERSONS.
&C., &o., 10.
T Z L L G. X A p HIC.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept 18, 1851
In addition to the particulars you may have already
received relative the murders and riot Christians
the line Of the Pennsy vsnis Rsrosdmany Of which
are very iraccuras-I send you the following in
tbentic form:
Yesterday Atty. Gen, John L. Thompson, J. Frsnkiin
Regart and Joseph Pownen with Constable VIM Proud
feet repaired to the place murder when an nvetigs
tion comm need. The deputy marshal Ii. Ii Kline OF
Phhadelphia made bis affidavit Of the occurrences and
warrants were immediately issued the arrest Of the
miscresnts.
sometwo or three hundred citizens were ready to ~
sis the constable who took with him about nfty pcksA
men and by ten o'clock las. evening he brought in tvo
white persons-one miller and the other store ksen-
er-named Castrer Hsnaway and Elijah Lewis eharreA
with being siders and abetors They captured ni,s
Of the negroes who brought to Lancaster city this
morning, and committed by Alderman Ieigart to jail
When the prisoners were brought to Christiana, the
excitement tremendous. certain Mr. Burieish.
SD abolition lecturer made his appearance, but soon
wisely left.
The sfdavit Of Marshal Kline is in substance, that
he Mr. Edward Gorsuch, Dickinson Gorsuch, and d. H.
Pierce, with two others, went, Thursday morning
about daylight TO the house Of Mr. Levi Pownen
where Mr.. Gorsuch expected to find his slaves. The
house setmed occupied by crowd Of negroes. Mr..
Gorsuch INN, dia.ly requested his boys (he slaves)
who locked out from the windows, TO come down. but
they refus ed, and threw at him About the
same time, two white apIesred horseback; and
simultaneously gangs Of negroes surrounded the Deputy
Marshal and his companions The officer handed his
Isrrs to The white men, and requested them to reaA
the sad papers and assist him in sustaining the laws
The refused to assist, and deded the Marshals
authority. The blacks then fired and killed Mr. Edward
Gorsrch; mortay wounded his Dickinson, and
slightly wounded DR.. Pierce. The Marshal and the
others then escaped
Die inson GorSuch still survives.
More arrests will be made to-day The citizens Of Lam
caster county in considerable numbers assisting the
cffcers.
The excitement here and In Pbladelphs is intense.
Troops understand have left phlsdcphia for the sect
OF the dtu bance and also body of Marssls po,ios.
CABINET MEETING CALLED AT WASHINGTON.
wAsiIvGroS Sept Is, 1851.
Dispatches this morning received by the Pr~si-
Mt from the United States District Attorney Of Penn
ylvanis giving account OF the Chester Outrage The
subject be brought before The cabinet this
ing
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

CUBAN APFAIRs-ANERIcAN CONSUL AT HAvANv, Er
WasuI1aroN Sent Is 1851

CUBAN nAPFAIRs-ANERIcAN CONSUL AT HAvANv, ETC.
WAsHryoroN, Sept Is, 1851
An official despatch from New Orleans dated Sept
18th. has been received this morning by government
announcing arrival at that port frsm Havana with
dates 10 the fifth. THE was published In the Herald
of yesterday Everything was quiet The Saranac ar
rived At Hsvsna the 5th inst
No Dispatches have vet been received from Comno
dore Parker.
No action will be taken with regard to Consul Owen
until official report Of his conduct shall have been
made. II it should appear that he made no effort to
mercy extended the unfortunate prisoners who
were shot, he win unquestio nsbly be removed
Attorney General Crittenden leaves Kentucky, on
Monday, for Washington.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
The President Going 20 boston, SC.

wAsHrSGros, September Ia, 1851.
Change Of circumstances has induced the President
to accept the invitation to the Boston Festival Hs
leaves Monday, for Boston. via Newport, where his
family detained by unfortunate accident to Mrs
Fillmore The President will be accompa By Secretary
Stuart, Conrad, or Graham.
NEWPORT, September l3. 1851
President Fillmore will probably arrive a, the Bellevue
House, in this town Tuesday morning next, to join
his family lie will probably remain here several days
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

SINet1AE AND FATsr ACCIDENT "A young man,
living In Sslield went into a stream, on Saturday
evening". in company with or two friends, 70
baihe. After diving several times, and remaining
for some time in the water, he concluded TO come
out "aftcr taking ore moro dive. ny way OF adj
drg little variety to the operation, he made this
Last dive with bis hat on aud the rcsult was that
as he plunged into the water the elasticity of the
air contained in his hat was such ~ to force his
such power ss to break his neck lie lived long
enough 20 make sign In tho water 10 his comps
rions, who brought him out and conveyed him
home, where he died shortly after.--Hattord
Inns.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
Wreck OF the Bark Merrlmuek.

PORTLAND, Me September l3 1851
The bark Merrmac, IIamblin of Baltimore of and for
Boston, with cargo Of coal sprung leak and sunk of
the Cspes Of yirgins-no date given The captain and
took to their boats and in about half hour after
wards the vessel go down. They picked up by
an Eastern vessel and taken into Tarpaun Cove where
they took passage for West Yarmouth arriving there
last Thursday night.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

SnAMKrui. OuTRAsE.- Judge Jones, OF Lcai-
fisIs, Who has been visiting our city for DAY ~
Two rest, and cournirg at the Biddie liouse, pTo-
pleasure trip, aud while there, was ssssied by an
armed mob Ct negroes, in tbe most brutal sss
covarely manner, without the slightest shAaos ..
Ifovocstion, 80 we are iuforined Saoh w
,oward two "a tho most rsspectable citizens OF the
Tnitcd states, st the hands, OF with tne eonn'-
,sfoc, of tho Canadian people, u az insui. ne
M c,, dscftditable character and, u repea'eu, va.
~ "a eveatly to disturb the hsrInonicas reisuons
I',Stelo,s ,sis,irg between the tvo sides oi ina
| ht,u.kx itpyH FiIs'.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

cuBA-cAPr. KELLy's STATEMENT or THE INvAsfos.
NEw opLsaSs, Sept II, 1851.
The brig Tehuantepec has arrived with Havana dates
Of the 9th inst. Her is sf Importance. She
brings fourth released member Of the Lopez exped
tion.
Capt. Kelly statement has been published here. lie
ssys that Ltp,z ordered Col Crittenden TO join him
which the latter refused 10 do and that guide led Lo
pea company 70 the spanish troops.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
HAVANA ADyERTISE MENr.

~ ENTosAs FURNITURE STORES, NO. a. oBispo
street, and " 0brspis street, hsbans tCuesl Mr..
storts iss end Of Household vsrni
trrs Crhcsesy of the latest stye which he VII cell
y epy rev cent N other In Hsbnn Per
sons vssg dsbass intending keep hcow aud nee vtsh
{sr " rurk select from the stsck % sts syc set
si.e on hirs, at hs ncst reesasshs sets5.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

ACrLEBRATrD HoRsE GoSE The Cleveland Hg'-
old, tays that the celebrated trottsg horse, known
as the Gilmore Colt died on Sssurday evening" OF
tho locljsw, st Barton and Ortmsn's four mde
ccusc. lie was valued al % 500 aud was insured
stsis sOO "iis was in training for the Capital
City Course 'sccs. to .pmc "a 81 tse time Of the
S.a.t Fair"
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
tssURAuCMs.

TINE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE coNPANy-
CHARTERED In ls2i Ofces. - Tulop street. Brookyp;
Merchants Eschapge, Vail street. New Yorkhave their
aspitsl tss also hindsome surpiys invested the mot
undouh<d securities and continue " insure buildings
furniture and other person property vessels
sort their favorsbe other
''''' WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. PresldssA
ALrRrc a. sruvsrs Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
The New Stealnshlp 8. 8. Lewis.

FHILADtLFItIA' sept 10, ISol
The steamship 8 Lewis, the first of the Boston
and Liverpool line sailed this morning for Boston with
l64 passengers.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
ITO LIT.-PART OF HOUSE roR PRIVATE
family. Apply at los Prince street.
GHCNlk Nll.hA.

CuNpAY EXCURSIONS TO FLUSHING FARE TwkN.
- " i've cents each wayThe new and beautiful steamer
ISLAND CRY, Capt svss nsyso.s v,ll On ss,dsy
6P N. Returninp leave Ffussrs at IcH e'uosk, A. NJ,
ard landing st cot " DrOons sud rcnih ste,
fsst ttgte each vsr,
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
p - H -H-H-aaH - -
PP1NG.

Stafea Mail steam shir sKAN Kiln James A. wotson.
Commander will leave Tor Havre touching ct Southa
land the malls and pasasngers saturday Scptsm
y, ct ~ tcock, on pier No. T. North River Price Ot
pcsssge SEQ Specie In TO thou
rounds viii b. delivered 10 London At Gshs of one psr
si Of specie viii send their specie board
eth Luggage wanted the should be
tosri the dsy before sailing marked below" For
Nt,aIIaFk III \ INCsTON AGENT 81 Brosdsay
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
NRANKLIN MusgUM. Hs cHAraAM SQUARE. oNH


block above the National 1heatre.Georso Les, solo
propretor-Saoon afternoon and
Entcrtainments eommsnce in the afternoon a. three
o'clock In the evening eight O'Clock. The entertain
aens varied and select and suoh nc ~
other place Of in New York oonsNnS of Leas
female Ethiopian Troupe bering fifteen perform
being and AZ the sc me time yhs osstaentse
band in the United States; troupe OF Model Artists Who
selected their beauty and figure and who
number Of beautiful tabeAax taken from the pictures Of
snoient and moeern times company Of Arab Girls who
80 through variety Of fess Of strength and dexterty
company of Male and Foale Arts.s who will give exhi
otion OF Marble statuary unequaed In the world together
With variety Of interesting performances Afternoon
evening" Fc- particulars hills Of each day Adms-
non-sess in Private Boxes 50 cents st.so Beats, Sk
tents; Boxes. cents Psraustte, l2,. eents
NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, 81 CANAL STREET,
IN Bropdwav-Grand Sscred Concert -sundly Ev ming.
sept H. I5first appearance Of Herr Bsattlsr the emil
tenor Grand Orchestra under the direction OF Mr..
Julius liede Tickets % cents e1ttng the bearer tn
rcreshnept ticket Doors att o'clock to nenes
ats.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEW YORK
~ end Pbiadelphis drect-uIi,ed states Nail Line
Through in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare
4uoed 50 eas and 81 81 for second clsss
New York a.sA M fom foot - Cortandt street and At
9A n aud r. from foot Of Lioerty street. Leave Phla
delptia st ands A. NJ ana p n, from the foot Of al
street.
foR bArrNoRk, WARRINGTON, on CHApLEsror.-
rkroxsh tickets cold in 'he above lines through
dueor With through hs1sage accompanies hs rain
seaving AZ r. n Passengers and baggage this train
v Be transported directly thronsh from depot 70 depot
shs route without extra sharfs.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

II Fall Arrsnrement-rhe nav and avorite steamer c.
Durart Captain John j. Aihsuse wil and after Thurs
isy. Sept H. aaigpwslsave New York foot Of Peck
R creek, a, iiaet OF Deaney ssfees 1. s'Sch,
KetutniuS will leave flashns ~ crock, and touch at
Ne above mentioned places Afternoon Jrip-Wil leave
New foIk foot q Peck slp st ooook foot OF Dsaney
street, stih o'clock foot Of Twsn,yssth ltres at
s'clock -ksturpng, will leave Flushing at o'clock,
teuehiDg as above Freight taken r,asonsbls .erms
Fare n Strattn Port and Frshily l cents, Including
Sundays JOHN A. rLAkxER, No. 6a3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
DIAMOND & HEkR DREIsBACEs HENAaERIE.-

ID AYMOND Il HERR DREISBACdS HENAGERIE.-
IL This celebrated Menngerie-.he largest and best
In be word-em soing simot animal
natural hietory which received the
srpsnse of of thousands Of the most
otabe and intelligent people of the United States has
just commenced moot brilliant campaisn and will
Wis the principal cities and Of New Engiand IN the
Woodtto,k Saturday, 18th; Nor woh Monday, 18th; Brad
ford Tuesday 16th We:s River Wodne l7th; Little
tor n H. ihursday 18th s. Johusbqry " Friday 18th;
Chelsea. 18th; Last Randolph 26th Northfeid 9th Mont.
vf1i
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

sssS.I
SSs vi. hi :ss. M
sT .ss HS
.sss os f. @ the
Mr. Stevens Estevsp. Mr. aOodsi Rosars. Miss Herring
RURrON's THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET DOORS
at.s 81 stn. s:s% % pr. ss'ls
s sept h s '
t;% nE kas Ms: Mary Tsylsr sa:sS Nc:
H. S:s::
FIX II .s NJ Mr. stSs:I' Syss Mr. Holman oA'm
RE- q
soxe, % cents fit, i2 cents Urchestra Tickets 80
". :sS -: ss.ssas ssS'
s ssss ris:r
asas Ss 81 Tnl IL
cosy
d,aHIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, xEonANIcs HALL. NO.
az .GaaSay i1y1 Grand sy'.y ,SGi
ssss and S @
4; n
s vs5 By % n n @ -
o.iosi Ths s.-ea. Of ckry nn'.rsis rs.Rs;sialy
continued for tho future
ErELIOws' xINsrREIs. AT YELL0wy NEW kUyI:
e. Hall 80 aad g.ns
corp: Of talented under der II. sss
se pear have soeu received With greatest 81
as e.e ana fashion from eli parts OF the tnon Fellow
saainr. i tLs world Ad|is.sn :snts Doors opsa :.
vsry wedr ssany .nd saturday cs s especial
dation Of families. commencing al o'clock p. n.
'THE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs-o.
Bishop BUCKLEY aSS J caa
ssf and tie psS tSa hsy have
IN connection with Fellows anssreis AZ I Broadwsy II
themseves rev Orleans or New
are not the original company composed Of the
MANAGER and rropristor; John Grsenyood Jr Assist
ana and Te:s 5 ss sS :'a sy
stil triumph ths afternoon commeneins At
af s?ss
M nd e ~ ssi Ss
IN: sP
end ai.ted to be the best
9, shs az Tho chigsse ,as Happy Family aud
T'FIPLER HALL.-FIFrH WEEK OF TIE WIZARD
increased and unparalleled success. Professr Aaisr-
.sn toe grea, WIZARD Of he kSrth every evening darins
dora HIS gr,ud Drawing Entertainment Of natural
city ard ircDssd Si trai s:rs from all p'r, Ii, Sol
rec be viii S'ntsne every eysniSt ven and viii
ret The Ineon sihe Csudr0n Feat The Crystal Cas-
Not susTtGion Mouerc Sc sc So and series OF other
cqrsy nest del. s'ors admissi,p 70 ,ens Jayen w.
twelve Carriages be ordered at 10 oclAcx
Doors open at ct Tickets may be had At the
hotels the Ball, TT 6. O. JoUiaa S0 Br.aiwav The
wizards Hand Book Of 25 cents The wizards Polz
% cent? to Re had the HALL kr knerinser the cebr
Cd ras lat, viN preside at tue grand piAnofor j. H. VIII
tCn's tepttt rext Saturday evening.
NEW YORK AxruTrHsATRE (37 B0wERY). Mr.
&N Levi J. North. Proprietor -Aternoon performauc,
every Wednesday and Saturday at O'clock frss ar
nce America Of the modern Hercules, Hcrr Kist sho
breaks that be produced with mis- nated hs
There DO tri Used In hi. urh ard OF fsah pirs
An erioa e the graceful Bater Valentine Kst
in his the revolving column Fifteen
equer,psm in the circle 5y the most talented troupe
srs.s the world Dsnoinx and trick Horses Dogs
Sc SC. Private Box Tctsts 20 cents; Dress Circle ant
PATauette, IS eents; Pit, l2tz cents.
DRAMATIC-TwO Oss THREE ADDITIONAL MEN
~ i'll be we'd In the Am srcsn Hisronio Asso
citation. early application 10 made Apply on Monday
1hursdy saturday evening" At Gothic Hail. entrance
s5S Pearl street
GoLLEE oPpoRTrNIrY-T0 RENT THE BUFFALO
" Theatre, with splendid new sets Of scenery will b
rented for term Of yesvs Possession gives
Immediately. Address WILLIAM GARLAND, Banalo.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

OLYMPIC, NO. Az 2BROADwAY-sUNDAY, SEPT. IA.
Second Sunday Concert Of al and
s upder the direction Of BurSha Le der Of the Or.
O'Clock. For pa-tcuars the tiils Private
Boxse cents Parquett IS cent Dress Circle l4
Gail
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
VhAVELLEHs' GUIDE.

EAhDxN AND ANBOY RAILROAD LINE IRON
~ New York 10 Pbindelphis.-Leave Pier No. North
River by stea,nboat JOHN POrTER Morning Line. at
solock Afternoon Line, st4 o'clock Fsre by either line
ARE. ST 80. L. BLISS, Agent.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

VTABERNACLE.-NR.D DEMPsTER COMPOSER OF
i The Nay Queen, Lament Of the Irish Emiyr,ns..
this the Broadway Tabernacle Monday
ips ls ins'a6ps the following song;: Nora
Anderson my Jo "My Heart like Silent Lu.e; The
Barring o the Dcor;' Lament Of the Irish Emf grant,
Wrt Thou like Ne. in Iife's low vae;" my Mamie. o.;
let us love one Another Duncan Gray" aad "rne
Nav Queen, in three parts Tickets 50 cents 70
men At X o'c