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The Washington Mon ument.

A writer in the National INteligemce, of the 5th
inst, says:-The work on the monument has been
suspended for the season. 1t has now attained to
surface of the ground, and if it advances with the
same Iapidity it has so far DONE il will in few
years reach its apex at an elevation Of five hundred
and seventeen feet forming the loftiest structure
in the world; one that will do great honor to the
American people, by whose voluntary contribu.
tions it has been thus far constructed; and these
Contributions will not cease to be made with the
mencement, ti this magnificent and noble testi-
monial Of latitude and veneration shall reach
its destinl b sht. The Odd Fellows, Temperance,
and Masonic Associations, as well as the people,
have done, and continue to do, their duty in this
respeet 9ut, | regret to say, the banking and
monied institutions with but three or four
exceptions and the numerous town and city
corporations of the United States have done com
parativey nothing to aid this patriotic undertaking
From them, well as from the different States Of
the Union, sums of sufficient magnitude to COM
Plete the work ought to be expected, and it is
hoped this expectation will yet be realized. To the
two latter no application has yet been made; but
to the former circulars have been sent, calling upon
them for that aid which the other associations re-
ferred to, with spirit and patriotism which do
them infinite honor, have rendered; but to these
calls regret to say no response with the few ho-
norable exceptions mentioned, has been received by
the Board Of Managers. Why this apathy should
exist in institutions which derive their very being
and support from the condition which the patriotic
L06Y
upon to honor, have produced, / am at q loss
to understand Among the exceptions I'd
which ! have referred are the Bank Of the
Metropolis, the Bank Of Washington, and the
banking house Of Corcoran and Riggs, of this
city. and one or two others in Pennsylvania. The
banking house Of Corcoran and Riggs has contri-
buted two hundred dollars, the banks one hundred
dollars eaeh, and the philapthropc and public
spirited elder partner of the former has subscribed
annually fifty dollars till the monument be Gem
pleted. The town and city corporations through
out the United States should feel pride in uniting
as corporate bodies with their fellow. citizens to
rear this great monument of the peoples gratitude
and In demonstra ting that, in this country at least
the doctrine is not true that corporations have no
souls The blocks ofmsrbls, granite and other stone
which they and the several States have sent to be
deposited in the monument, though very acceptable
to the Board, and honorable to the donors, 70 but
little way in elevating the obelisk, and even .
small contribution by each corporation in the Uni
ted States would, it is believed, be sufficient to
complete the work.
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. .beIVft Uhief Justice VakIey.
Dro. 5.-In the case Of Horn and wife against the
Mayor Nc OF New York. the jury iered sealed
diet for the plaintiff Of $3.50 Judgment was reserved
and case TO be made and brought for argum
general term Judgment to be entered upon the deci
sion rendered at general term.
.assauh and Bat,ry Henry j. Tepoef rs William
Je This was action for assault and battery by the
d.fendsnt cutting the plaintiff the head with some
sharp instrument, from which he suffered very much.
The parties are both grocers, and reside In Twenty
second street Damages laid at 81 900 The defence
is that the plaintiff sent insulting letter to the de-.
fendsnt and that going 10 his store for pana
uon the plaintiff assaulted him. and he. defendant
nerey acted In self defencenot using more force than
wss necessary to repe the aggression This denied
oy ne plsintn, who alleges that the note mere
plaintiff SEQ.
fa9 ~. pendruooyf administrator ef Peter Taad,r.
-, ,y cs hesseH ~ Gior0 This action note.
Under the direction on tbs Couyt The urv gave a YER
Diet for plaintiff Of fl,273
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Present from the Boro ugn or Boston, Eng.
20 the City of Boston. Mass.

Present from the Boro ugh or Boston, Eng,
20 the City of Boston. Mass.
communication from the authorities Of the borough
Of Boston, Eng, transmitting to the city of Boston
Mas, some seals Mayor Bigelow, in sending the
seals, &c., to the Common Council, says:-
transmit to the Common Council certain interest
ing seals and documents which received some time
the agency Of John Lewis Clarke ESQ Of this city Mr.
Carkes letter together with from the mayor of that
borough which accompany this communication viii ex.
plain the circumstances which led TO the transmission
are Is stated 70 have been made out Of one OF the
original tmbers OF the church In which John Cotton
preached for some years previous to his emigration this
oountry-the Cotton in honor Of whom city Is sup
posed to have been named Such fact. in an antiq
rian point Of view, enhances ths value Of the gift
recommend that the seals be placed in some con-
spicuous position In the Council Chamber and that the
letter be printed and placed on file.
compliment together with books and maps appertanips
TO our city and State to be forwarded to the authorities
Of the borough Of Boston.
Respectfully { yours Sea
To the Non. Francis Brinley, President Of the Com
mon Counciln
The President Of the Common Council then read
the letters Of John L. Clarke, Esq and M. Stani.
land, ESQ mayor Of the borough Of Boston. The
following passage Is the principal feature in the
letter -
This small token of respect from the chief agstrat.
Of" old Boston for his ofcia brother o new Boston
though intrinscaly vsluelees will neverthslsss am
sure awaken associations and feelings which trust nay
ever Prevail between our respective countrymen and H.
In The Council Chamber Of the city Of Boston this little
ton " s'"'''S''
IL vas ordered on motion of Mr.. Sever. that thu
seals be suspended In the coun ill cham ber and the
letters be printed and placed on file.
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Lola Montex ard her Visit to the Uni ted
States.

States.
TO THE EDIToR'oF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 10, 1851.
DEAR SIR During o temporary absence from
Lendon, several Boston and New York papers have
reached me, in which I find my name connected
with staiement of the proposed visit Of Lola
Montes (the Countess Of Lansfeldt) to the United
States, under the direction Of Mr.. Barnum, which
that gentlenan, ind, has contrsdicted in toto.
beg lssve to say that based my authority upon the
representations of Mr.. Le Grand Smith, ihe 40
credited agent Of Mr.. Barnum In England, whe
assured me in London that an engagement was
then pending between himself and the lady in ques
tion, and that only difference in "terms" pre-
vented the immediate contamination of the ar
rangements. bsequently, however, had o note
from Mr. Smith. saying that all negotiations
were at an end but this was some time after
the notices Of the iadys anticipated visit (sanc-
toned by Mr.. Smith) had appeared in my corre-
spondence in the Boston journals.
have the honor to be,
dear sir, yours very obediently,
HENRY HOWARD PAUL,
Editor Of the London American Magazine
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

" fort @ rhiladelphiA-Lssye Pier Ne North RsveF
rssssmsesi JoRN PQTTTK Morning Llns, ~ oeloes !
n.meeh Line, Az o'sloek. Pare By eishsr line 81
ssTS Sssh. - n.kraAs Line. - eoissh - t.r,.
NRw roRK AND PnILADHLYHIA.-NEw YoKK
~ and Phlatelphia dirsct-Unsed Rtates Mail Tare-
,hregsh - hoer via Neg ysrssy k.ll.o.d- Pare re-
New fork ateA from foot Of CorGandt street, and al
"a and p. NJ from foot II Liberty street. Leave Pll
aut street.
Through tickets ssld In ths above lnss hroush osn.
iueser VIII hrcush ssssass ohs.is ssoomparies s ain
leaving hbP Passengers and baggage In ths trAs win
ssnsPertet directly through ess assss v sspss s
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CITY TRADE RnP0nT.

AshEs appeared quiet, though firm, 50 bbls Pots and
Pearls only having been disposed Ct Ct figures
kinds. - - ="
BnEADsIur.sTFyey moved to the extent Of 900 bbls
ordinary to choice state 81 O0 81 3; mixed 70 fauov
western and pure Gepesee 81 lsx $AS7K with 1000
southern csmnsh - - rs S4 az3fs previous value.
Ce,iadisn, Rye f1ssw and CwNeMs1 dd not vary much
Wheat ruled steady cargo Of Michigan white realizing
g2c; and 10000 bus. Canadian soc in bond Rye, Bar.
ley and Oats continued noted yesterday, while Corn
6oc, and yellow southern at Ole.
CoTIoS presented steady but quiet aspect, only 80
bales having been purchased st the subjoned quota
tions
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AGE NCY.

vVoRrHINaroN O. sNErHRN coNTTNvss no
W prsctise Law In The Supreme Cours 70 attend
oeIors Censto prosseuss claims and settle accounts
AgAnse the Departments and Boards Of ersto
procure A. home and Abroade obtain Anl
bounty lsnds- collect debts dividends sgacles and nhe-
ntAno any part Of the United States and In foreien
oounnss-to nvestmsnu Of funds and stocks
and on bond and morxagand to Negotiate the purohass
ans sale o. Loans lands and patent rights any state Of shs
Union faroulAs attention paid TO California land ts
eases coming up 70 the United Supreme Court on sp
peal unioations pre- paid addressed 10 W. q. sne-
shen, NO. Carroll Place Capitol Hi Wsshpston d o.
viii meet wiAh prompt AtNen tion. ~
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Domestic Markets.

BRoTos, Dec AT Market 800 Beef Cattle s75 Stores
1850 hheep and e45 Swine Prices .Beef re
main without change We quote Extra SO 25a6 50; LIST
quality 75s6 25 2nd $6s6 stores-In better
demand two years old Sl3 SIS three years old lsaS2
and Calves-sales S23 ~, 81, 3s and 40 shsep-Small
lots e2 33 So, Sand rs, Swine conseq
Of the limited number In market, sses quite brisk
at an advance Small lots to peddle 4,.a4 for sows
a5A for bsrrows. At retail from 6IS to 6K.
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ERANKL!N HUsEun, l1s CAArAAh sQuA1A. OH
LEGAL NOTICES.

nIYICI or RICEIvER OF TAXIA No. NEW OITY
y HSu.fsxes for 1851 Taxpaysrs hereby nsAAs1
ha. addition sf cent WI be made All ta1ss
per ssnt ne lsth dsy q Dsssnbsr The R.esver would
payments psssb avoid the crowd delay. whsk
must just previous 70 the per esltaGe ~
saTPsyer are partieuls.y nethet that saturday Ne
Will b the last day which Will be received without
lhs addition Of sIs per cent Hours for receiving onSy
ncn . o'clock. An 70 P,M Baakabls nsasY Only ~
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FREIGhrs.-UWfng TO the reception Of Governor Kos
suth business In freights light while remained
without change Of moment We quote hour to Liverpool
at lSd TO 16d asked; and 10000 bushels wheat were
engaged at ID, In bulk. There alteration to
tice in rates TO other ports
PRoviSoNs.-Pork insnimate and depressed, new
river only Jetsilng at SIS 26 SIS and prime
at S4 City out shoulders and hams request at
$50 aS7ac per ID. Dead hogs continued Arm at 6i<c
0%ei and Old lard at 80 SHc., but there none
city bringing 81 S6 for prime and 81 rs 90 rs for
mess Prime mess was quoted 1t $15 and beef hams at
Sl3 90 but no buyers appeared Ohio butter
Sc l2c Western New York de- 11c l7c.; and Orange
County do 2Oc. q go. Cheese was held At 6l4c 7c
ner -
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ME DICAL.

T>HI HARMED wOnANs PRIVATE MEDICAL 0ony
Idssa s%o rrSas';ss pS cP:: q s.
sss sss Ssss q <.
ssss. e.ss ss' ..
ssss ss;5 sJs sss
f'Ry = s,i = Of s ;sssi,l imYsrsns: ,,, "a
.,sh.r Saddine vonsahoed. Other sss essiss
:s: ::.s ass. s a: :v:Ss ; :s:Dss
ii1sTses sfs letter ffon gentleman |, Dsy.s, oa,s.s
n, n,.~ DArror. Nay ]. sSlA
Ny DEAR sIa NY vii. hAsbs psrospxsiy sahi,s -
S and sasrns .sSs months ssi surss Sss -:
s: sn; l.. liz q
.ss 1 ". sss ss:a.a e
ssM p meet sAs worst A. thls A~s. lsov SSosi ~
m: y q: :;
Sts :v.s :, sq e. a. h s
Hosls have sssa In her usva sas NJ shldsss ls y.
e ,::s.,: i.ps.ssi..ss 70 eonv.. fsy NE 90
sss :ssi: .s.:
s;s::y ;:;;:t s;a ss::s 4:' 4 f::::.:i
i AZ 70: a.: s:s /; In R :s.i: =
PARn AND LONDON rRHArNlNr or PsIvA1z
without pain In debility hfouSht ~ Improper haSi
"a eonsussdonA a6scons no combines nsdoinss W.
whe seanes Be cured without H. he he's essss daily Z
yeen duration. from ths other physoiAns In AL be 80
enteee permsnsct cure He makes daily surss e{ assas
ssnsas which Others uss caused b their sDsE
and Vie hundrsds other esrtiaceSes shev thaa neSh1S
sAn equal ~ fsu cured me In . few hsurs-P. DrooG
Ssss e one splliess,on sursd sa..r aaeths! Sss-
In ave ysses 70 be sursd Of weakness from ssnsS1s
xtshout benefit bus cured By iesN aad esSssnf
sSs,s Hsrss phiss Assston On NJ sedy and f.ss
year. bsstss using qusok nedsns could hear Il =
10 70 Ssnsnn-wn Ferguson. Psrsh Anssk PANsnf ssa.
ss's'is % y ~ nail os'' sogr:1s e Sss SoTssl
sst.ss two scsrs from DresAway opposite ssswar-asS
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nAIL STEAMSHIP ,ooNrANY.-osLY
RI 8. NAIL sTEAssHIP CosPANY.-FoR NEW

IT g.. NAIL STEAMSHIP CosPANY.-FoR NEW
~ 0rlesns vie iisvsns. Change OF sailing day. The
splerdd steamship Empire CITY 1000 TONS Tanner Com
msndr will sail from the por foot Of warren street NJ.
Langemont- sdes saloon Berths. $40 After Saloon
nerths, 40 Forward saloon Borths $50 sserage Bertha
tn Specie only tsten freight 10 Havana. No bills of
isdirg will he signed after the steamer has sailed. n
Shippers requested to supply themselves with the
psnys bills o. ading vhich may be had application =,
e oce. No otAer form will be signed. For freshte or pss
s<se stplyp NO ROBERTS, III West strcst.
eornerof warren street,
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RR0ADwAY rHKArRI.-E A. nARsnALI, SOLE LIZ
). ';is,: "a ss
1:srss n. S's q isis ss. Ne hia1; ~
4. ss .s.is A. ksrss; s.. fsa: n
ns1 nHn v lfii ;S:cs s fe1lZ S
se I. S.,s:. ~: ks:s vs. as.; nj: s;;s E v
NisisSos%14SAc.s ,s g .ss,!. .R John sErroN-rIcK
:::i.:. ;ss::s.: .,:s, 5l.ls =. s:ss: i %
Swl y.sh \; sIisss.n ssn!o saa s.s.s
.s.ss. ss sss wss '
F1 csss.' .JsnS .n'
s:s; s. s fi; .t: :a . e .
RRoUoHANp LYoEUn, BROADWAY, NEAR BRoons
ce: ss @ 70 isfs i
;;:
; ..s.s,
ssstTa 81 a8i cSie:t. si
SfeasSsa sls Pssry zr, isss:s r'nn''''''' Nc
ITALIAN OPERA: AsroR PLAc..-.Ax .ARsIzsK.
dus g. "a g s'' g q Boz .s
'isA@ Monday p''' I f;5iHl: SHRfrANsi isi.'" = >
LORD walter walton siSnor Candi
i.,S xssSai sisso9 sn9. B.sss sssis
ek Richard FOURTH. -eignor G. DsAiah
Hsariss SsncrS Avos.dro Ei,r.. sissor. A. Sssis
Doors opsn ~ 6x performance commence at7 oelesk
C,ERNAN OPERA. IN Aston PLACE OPERA HOUSE,
Z
ass &: s sss s.sS e:
nsss @en IN shs city h.ys BEEN snsssed
Boxes $l Auphitbestse. open Ok r n
Ts ecmmepee AIN Tickets 70 be had at all the Ger
Music and Book Stores Box oysp on the dSy of
psffosmaass, from 10 A. n. 70 3P. NJ, sss G
CIRCus.-NHw YORK xANPHIrHxATRI 81 BowRaY.
~ -Rrst Night Of the great Kossuth Pagsant. NonSay
aegorfc oavAeade Of twelve horses entitled
drupe Alliance between Turkey Hungary United Statss
and EnAnd besides great variety Of other entertain
msn the Circle together with the art appsArsass Of
John Gossn. Clown Boxes and Parqustte, cents; Chu
dren under nine, half price; Pie. nk cent?.
ERANKLIN NUsRuM, l7s CAArHAM SQUARE. OH
block above the National Thestre--0eores Lea sslo
performances afternoon ana
Ing Entertanmsnt In ths aeenoon ~ th1oo
eolock. and In the evening ~ ~ oeoct The entertain
nen Are varied and sese and cuoh eas be ses1 % ns
ssh:. place q in New ySrs sSnsas.S e
e strongest N the world who Will break s1ene
ths audience choose him he win also shaeAge
70 kill . bullock" with his clsnohsd fst for 40
Amount Of money Troupe Of Model Artsts who Ars -
lsstsd for their beauty and nsur and who
ssr Of s':.'1ul sssl:se: e e Arb Girl: xas
company Of Male and Female Arste who VIII dve A a.
hibton Of Marble ststsssy unequasA In the world "
ssther with variety Of lnterestnx eyeY
afternoon and evening For particulars ses bulls -
day. Adnission-SsaN n Private Boxes. 70 eenN tU1o
sssts. Sx sen boxes Genes; paeuustts. l3k cents.
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CHIPPING.

THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER, MERLIN, WILL SAIL
1T o'clock. y. n.
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PROFESSOR ANDERsoNI IBULLET!N.-PRorEssoR
audiences 81 he New Assembly Rooms Baltimore whore
closes oA the 18th Professor ndersen will return New
- the Astsr Place Opera House during
fesser Andersons Whereabouts will a ali times be found
the New Yorf Herald Parties reading this win please
Der that thsy may be prepared for bis soess nyssreuss
past favsrs and socits their eontinuancs.
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NEW nHDIoAL BooKs-A conF.lr. rsAcrroA,

iysndobssp ''''"'
NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A conF.xrE YRAcrroAs
ssa ali u. indr.t BY srsss ssnSsi
Io.svS ses.ssr "a .rrsssy s' and s.,.. ss a.
ssscn psss si'r se ,ss: a. sais. s ~ r e:.
- .ora s:ssn sp msy ss . sss.y ,. % !, e ss..
ssi. oeunsry xusssr sf fss Family Pss.isisa. We
rsSis ss.s Sc 20, sIsh ss.sa foSrsssn pssss ~
p gor sale - N: puslishsr. STEIN 81 ER rowHAHD,
~ treatment Of sll delicate disorders. The spssAi
est the unfortunate You Will be cured By him. pes
ha % Tos y Hs e
make early application Patients, syt ths
required until cured.
nR MORRISON is CONSULTED coNYTpINfIAILY
~ on certain diseases which he srsas without nsrcurv
cs enable. him 70 cur. sS.s. ssssiss srsss rom s.
% afs 5';Sr % A NJ ksas:s q: n nnS,.c
psscAs ~ ass ssss =. s Il s ss
sss .sSs ssss y SSSns. SsSs: r.s
sisl eppyresl rre.endsrs under noscous namss vi2
auies sprs sssssr. svss. q sS..s
d., o. b, received rsul.r medical .sasssiss and iss
years. his ,rsssss cree Ne X xns ,sss.s
DR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL rni-
- 'sss Trss,ise So once hours. g,o s,sIccs A. -.
vieh street. From ths uncommon medical advantages Ne
sshot has enjoyod spcns which ,. sOsld instance hsvns
,yisF tSc., diseases followed 81 ana .s,says
rset,ce dsvoed exclusively 70 .hs sp...l BE ss. -sn
sssse osses ~ secondary disease S' ss, NO. rere 80
,Ssr sf i S%: rSs. .Ss apply = s .
..Ass Of diseases viii Be .ussd y hs ease and r.p'es
s.,s. s ,sss ssss ,ssn . Vs.I ~. rrov pr
Er, address -. isss - fes 6ass,
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= nDEARD K. COLLINS 3 Co, IS wall st., NJ York.
Bk0wN. SIMPLIFY & CO.. Liverpool.
RO1EkTS & CO. Is Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MuNROE CO., Is Rue Notre Dame dss Vic
toirtg Paris;
CkO. H. DRAPER Havrs.
The owners Of these chips will not be accountable gold
eysr builop specie jewslry precious stones METALS
un bills Of lading are signed therefor and the value
thereon therein expressed.
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DRLA cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL rRrArIsR-
- Fifth edition; By n. B. LsCroix n D., Albany n n.
book ever $50 pages o Plates on
sne OF Marriage and the inhrmltiss
-ssn destroy shs physical and 1eessi All dssss
which All persons themselves without nersu1y;
With the authors obterysons marriage It's duties And
disquancatons and their remedies; With coored
srsphs illustrating the sns.ony ant physiology asd dis
Gases OF the both
tures uses. and functons IL contains many important
hinn 70 those uatmony which win over
objections against Arrsxe shsuIa
take th I'm portant step vishout consulting s pa9ss
II treats ofa diseases offemales whether osnss
STRANGERS who require measal aid before sonsultx aay
doctor ought 70 know whethsr their properly
she mposi,on Of auankery yrevslens popuiess sss
Dr. La Crox legally qualified physician and FOR Nhe
past twenty years has been daily oonsussd diRsr
snt diseases which his book trsaa personally we'll by
letter Any person sending cents in s11sr
pest p,s r receive ons ooPy b nail fr. q Pestass
yei street. Albany. N. Y. sod By 0arret d Co. n Am
sneet ans strinEer \ Tovnsend, i22 Broadway. N. "
Branch once 81 Lloyd street, Budaio - -
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RARNulcs AMERICAN nysEyx.-P. :. sAaNur

nanaser and Proprietor John Greenwood, Jr, Assist
Ant Manager Admission 10 the entire Museum perform
snees cents; Children under 10 years, HK osnE; Par
sIstts nk CENTS extra Monday and Tue.day December
able comedy Of NAVAL LENGA0EnENrs-Admira King
sSon, Nj Bellamy Mrs. PonGhx; nrs Psnson. Previous
Mater pspj.nip charming sonss 81 Miss Bartoni comic
medley Pete Norris In the evening" commencing ct "
selcsk nulwsr: interesting play Of x0NEY1velyn, Mr.
Giaske; Clara 1iss Mestsye The xohnoor Diamond the
rioeiSies 10 be soen A. usuaI - - ~ N'N- w
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steamers The ships composing this line are the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
DkIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built BY expressly
vefnment Service every has been taken In their
sructonas Also in their enEnesto strength and
speed ana their for unequal
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool $780, Ex-
elusive use OF extra sise state rooms, tS25.
From Liverpool 10 New York, G3O.
An sxperienced surgeon will be attached to each ship
No berth secured until paid for -! -. -
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/ AIDES AND 0ENTLEhEN WISHING TO JOIN
- An amateur dramatic association avail themselves
Of coed opportunity by addressing Amsteur. postpaid
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G,snd stIs.tsopea every night This truly es!sIrassd
whose concerts In this city the have
received WITH sas seassst fstoi 81 the ste Akd fashioa
from all parts Of the pnton, Hsllows Hall IL Of ths
most comfortable buildings n this oily Admisol
Sssr open - u! concert e ssmnsnos ssleei A
nenoins u oolech Also afternoon performances on
Christmas and New Years =
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delicate disorderHis unfortunates Friend beaSs si
medicines hitherto bottle, vith book only dollar.
who will give ices after thav By calling hin you viii
save money and health CitEsnt aud especially sranssrs
mou apt o oe misles be carsul 70 remember % Canal
ly and oheap.
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AND LIVkkPOOL BTkAM-
follows -
vnoN rHrLADrIruA. rnon LIVERPOOL
Cfy Of 0asgov. Thursday Cisy of Manchester Wsdnes
- Nsveubere. day, November
City Of Manchester. Thurs Cisy OF Pttsburg, Wednss-
day, DeoemberA day, Novemb bef I9
Uty rittsburg Thursday, City Of 0lssxow, Wednesday
Dscsubey Is. Dsoenber 10.
Cisy OF Manchester, Wetnss
dAy, December 81
Fassase from Philadelphia, In sAosn rooms $50 IN
Fore Cabin, H5. For freight or passage, apply 10
fH0S. RICHARDSON. al Kxchapee Place, N. r.,
aud No. walnut street. PhaadslphiA
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CHnSTrs IL n oPE.A HOUSE, h!caANIcg HALL. 70
during Ne yssh yntl fuxthsr notee The ORIGINAL ana well
kngTn nin,t.ss con pr.ns "a sm:eat aAd
Sns:s ,a Sa' m Of Il oArs EAess sOaosr
y nvsx by highly respectable And suSis1sss
neiett osases Dosrs sps. . ~ aAa yiu commence =
fuy informed thAA the 6atuEday afternoon concerts sre
continued. Afternoon Concerts ON Christmas and New
Yeass coEAAencine - eeleok p. r. ~ y u
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

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