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RARNUAs 1UsEUn, PHILADELPHIA.-P T. BAR
~ nun, Proprietor and Manager; a. Sanford Assissant
nanaseI-1hrd and last ~esk Of NJ. DO, tn. the Word
IaSediAn whose engagement thus has
ehs .s IN This ssss. .sto. VA,
"Bruus" Town and Country" and "Bsrtrama Pieces in
which he has heretofore tu reputation more Iastinx
than brass and charae ters in which his
snowledged By the unissr:s In the .tsrAoon Russell
Smiths Grand Panorama Of Mexico
fornA will be exhibited Tas one Of the mott
correct of those interesting ooAtss
Admission 70 cts. children under 10 yeaps l2I. cts.
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iS,,i, SScSS s:,, ss.S is;..s :
ifs:s n S,;r'is s%rnS pIs Tss% remedy:
John p LsocST frsnsu anps. John sslhsma, jon.
sAlme., ,phI,% p Bros a. william Deanisssss. issos
Philip Peter B.isa Jsr.a iia.iy f D. wis% s ::
".h Ss. oisr , E
w Ps l. assis. .
RSssrt: rrsss.nt The unasr.isnsd oomn..ishsrs sye
viii y SSn 's sa 'iSs &
fI.as:@ses D.si. No w cSs,i.@ street the s,vssss
The sohsne and Trader B.ss ~ Ss spana .r..s sss
& s ss q h ss.s e.,
s s,s :, "a 2, the sei
ssr ie,h s.seh H. ISL J.OSs 4. wsnsrvsi. 2rssasa
Tupala, Commissioners.
I !E AssuRANcE-.sATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIE
Nd .srpis: i.isaSih. rsii.. i,sis Of no sssisss
s, s.s ss s1s !. Ys,a ,,s
sss The assured Is entissa :, time . ses,. s,ss
s an r. p. 70 S ,.s q -.
.ens Liability or ssro.,s q he policy su, By smIl. en-
during wsos centias.ns. z sSs sesy Also, u he
poey Hs H. d 3, e
vii be rstsrnsd BY the society
s' ,'S'S s:s ss
sad.Sn 70 the srSs.' cum ..sra ~ .Ss sosy ,ssss
from ~ . 20 per cent. -, -, =
hshnples ot bonuses htrNsat " Avuna
the socis,y pamphlet together with seles Of rates. and
ether informstos application 70 n Wal street. or ~
ANY q the agencies, free OF expense.
party may, 1T moderate ssuusl prenum insure Tor
bte and he survives 20 reach the ss- d ~ yesrs me tau
insured, sls0n will he rsid 20 hlm or " has
death period the assured Will be psid
20 his family or lesal representatives
G. kDWxsp nsSicaf es.ra...
=. J. Pslmer, Joseph tsiliard. yr
r. Howiand. Robert J. Dillon. an6
william Van Hook, kssfnr Rodgers, n.
The Beard every Wednesday, st N Wall strcsa Coz
J. IExsDss STARR eso.r. Agent, and
euperintendsnt Of tho United states Local Boara-
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INSTRUCTION.

THIS FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY SHORT
and Essv Observation-Disclosures htCHEl. formerly in
strucress the Institution Of the Legion OF Honorn PAr
desirous Of pup TOT the Freaeh LANGUAGE AZ
her knowledge Of Enrs 4, limited she Addresses herself
those Persons only who have ALREADY asquiSei partial
tnovdse Of the french and msy desire 10 perfect
ees the language snf 20 acquire oorrest pronun1a
aon uhescepensee reference will be siysn Application
msy be made TO sademosslls MICahL SOS Broadway be-
tween the hours 81 ssbd Pm.
GoLDssfTn's WRITING ROOFS. 80 BROADWAY,
- htt corner above the Irving Terus ttfuoed one-ha
viz ten Lessons % hour esoh stationery, 70
eent twenty lessons Tor including stationery
instruction. tb psyahlo In advance Cola Pens Of superior
haith, with geld aud silver
DURTUoUEsE TEACHER wASTED-A PERSON CON-
petent 70 teach the Portuguese language Address psys
Herald Office.
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CAI.IrORulA.

II rRcBHorr. Dr. sofa co, connrssroN uRs-
IN ehante San Frssc cisco California Referencesmessr
srunerh Co.. 81 Thomas. n nciler. sand Rsrs, sev
rcrh " ". Bruse Sons Batmor-; Qeseler Co. Boz
ton pyuhiiss Goschen. Lesdon. John A. prcese o..
Bremen oorrsses Co.. aamturs; jobs nAsos Co., hs-
lAaeiphja,
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:.:l s'' 4ss; I, Il
4; t's s:s
v,fsTSis ht ss. w. Mr. k SG
sei hs.iy '."b benin mi rEs .1y
ByETocINJy THEATRn-os THURSDAY EVENING.
comedy come Of the aYPSoKITi.Dr o.n,ws NJ B.ss;
Lay Ei;Sa
e sisfrfs Ta as
P Pss. Circle: .! P,Iass Circle. Private
quarter saa orsss5s ssst 1s' Door, open
;sslss fI sas. acsasa. ss:I.
III ;s.:s
sssy B.
i POI. Sister Rachel HsutonSlis '' Boxes. S Pit
begin At quarter past oeoof ''sn ~ quarter t'H to
MEGnANIcs. HALL. NO. Az BROADWAY ABOVE
further not.s IN, every night during the
sihsTsELs cor gI:ns "A :ie.n. ana
ss' sH,s si'y favor for
Ssns me patron. Of ohristya HinsTes respectfully
for Sturdy sSsaiss s ne1 r.
March I'D, annual benefit OF j. Upsop yolinist sors
open ~ half past .; commences At . quarter 70 s.
EELLoWS MINsTRkLs, AT FELLOWS OPERA
house 4A Broadway between Howard and Grand streets
Open every night during the week. The original
and versatile corps ofaen
uuder the direction Of b. Fellows whose concerts in this
CITY for the last have been received with
favor by the elite and fashion of this great metropolis
Their concerts oonest Of Busque italian Opera Scenes
witty sayings. holos, Duets, Choruses Dancing In
On "Wednesday and saturday
ernoons grand Concert for the Of ladies
and families, commencing At O'Clock r. ~ Admission n
cents Doors open at Ga, commence quarter before
CIRcUs-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE 81 BowERY.
quarter before to commence at half Private Boxes
o. cents; Boxes % cents Pit. 2x cents. Mr. RunneIs
equestrian Director; John Gossin Clown; Capt DeCamp
kng Master Thursday evening March 90 the peerless
French equesrienne Mile Louise Tournars in
two iupeib scenes OF Tho terrific
leaps wi De given BY the entire Mas Mary
wells in her caring and ncpal astonsh
laughable Afterpece.
TIVE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE.
= hesars. j. Burke J. g Rainier, J. II. Collins q, Is,
swane Master Ole Bull K Buckley and NJ Sulzner have
the honor to announce THAT they will NAH their
after an abstnc Of At the Trpler Hail.
which due notice Of particulars will be given.
II ATS, RATS kATs.-A RAT MATCH WILL TAKE
place At the Sportsman ans Hail. al Madison street. on
frdsy evening, March 81, 1851 The celebrated dog jack
owned by riate gentleman will kill
against the old veteran Charley fer $50 aside This will
men treat Doors open at eight O'clock Tickets rs
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CIRcUs-NEw YORK AMPHITHEArRE. 81 BowERY.


brooklyn MUsKUh.-PROPRIEToR AND MANA.
- ger, Mr. r. ~ Kent Prices reducsd-Parquette rs
CENTS Gallery TX cents Fourth night of Messr Chanfrau
ana g, IT,. ds, evening" March 2o:h 1851 viii be
Carvip. Mr. X Scott; Thsress Mrs Dyott After which
the local play Of NEW YORK AS 1T I5-Mose, Mr.. r. s.
kESE TWINS. ~
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FIN ANCIAI.

~ ATIONAL BANK OF IRkLAND.- DRAFTS FOL
large small anounts said bank and its branches
In Ireland, and EngAnd Scotland and Wales
sale b. Q. & HABICar,
Sole authorized agent Of Ma al Banh Of IRELAND
For the United States.
DARIs BANKERs-rnE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS Fon
the banking house OF hessrs. Allies Grand, Rue
Treve Paris will open credits upon them for parties Inn
porting rsods from France Germany and switzerland Ao
tor travellers going TO the Continent and 70 England FOR
terms apply 70 Q. 4. HABICHf CO. ~ Wall 81.
GENTLEMAN. Who Is ANXIOUS TO START
"A hh Dairy the city, would treat with capitalist
70 invest hye or ten thousand dollars special partner for
the term OF hve year, 20 whom half the net profit
strulsted sum would be paid annually Tho advertiser
thoroughly conyersant with the business which with untr
Tag industry and petsevsrsnoe and from
being liable 20 Losses incident 70 other business would
rent large annual return the osp For particulars
ssdtes Dairy, Post Once which win be strictly conf
Dental.
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lO6 BRoADwAY.-NA0Ln

MINERvA ROOMS, tO6 BRoADwAY.-NA0Lvu
Grand Panorama Ireland painted BY the Irish
artists from sketches taken within the ast three
adslity interest and beauty Irsh sonss
Irish music, snd IrishmAns ussstionv. RvsYy ever
ns O'clock Wednesday and Sa arday afternoons %
oeoea See haudbills- Admittanoe Is cents; children,
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49,
s.nss s...s.r .Ass.H1L: :,. s9s.
tie s HRish 70 ~ a.. s
eli cri1 II n; 4 sS$
Toby Twinls NJ Dayidss nsrsSs Gisss sadans PoniS
PsGsuspsss s. curtain ,ss. :, Dr::s 0.sl. ana
cry. ~. cents Private Boxes. 50 ana sS.
NIsLSs GAkIEs.-sANAGEk. ns. JOHN ssYroN,
soss Dsss: sssa s z :: s:
sns SeT three sister, Of The c.l:.s Hss.
aa :s.is,, . q
LlosrsoLs Baron sussnss DC survin.. nns. S.iisss
NJ. sf @ ;s:s
5ss; 9Isa;s.s: :,s s.. se.. y Deer:
HhH ri
s;ss , xSssS 5; q: s;s Az:
T. isn AsD i Ss
NJ Le.sn the. ss-; IL Ill S.s Mary Taylor '~'''
N!BLo.s.-JoHN. sEFToN's BEN.TIT, FRIDAY,
m.rsa y s. wo s tn;
Hss nS " Jas r The .D. 81 The
rovsly night tho Ballet ssss:n rms -
L siss w:s .seisa sis ~.
scotch air Roys Wife of Adiyalooh KAlkbrennsr; Ca
xAnhs tho csptiye KniEht," Mrs. Hemans; ballad,
Inc iiiy Of St. Lssn.rds" Loder; new fallad The
vna, .h .. hemory Bales new ballad. Scenes Of my
utn benedict Pianoforte overture. de rOpera de Pr
AoIArG old English ballad, enlly in our Alley
queen An interval q ten minutes. Part I-song IBID
SOM new song The Gpsey Girls Song Crifishs Panoforte
brilliant variations Bnis La stranisrA Ro-
selien new song A Voice has Stslen my Heart Awav
williams; ballad. The swss Gr O. Linlsy meriosn "a
tonal air Star spangled Banner With by the an
depee The whole Of the above performances
by Miss WorraL
RARNUkS AMERICAN NUeEUh.-P. r. BAaNUx
Froprietor and MANAGER John Gresnwoo Jr. Assist
ming ~ half past seven o'clock Admtance the Museum
and each saloon performance rs children under ten
years Of age 2h cents extra Everybody tho
famous moral drama OF AADELAINR, that creating
sueh sensation and hence will be ever
ing this week, Monday March ~ 1851
afternoon will be performed, the MARRIED. BACHELOR
After which COMFORTABLE SERVICE. II the evening.
the Striking effective and exciting moral entitled
nADEAlNE. or the Founding Of Paris-Bertrsad O.
W Clarke, REM Mr. Henkins Msdelaine Miss Chapman;
Catharne Mrs. Ytomans The nuumerabs euriosities n
this Auseum the VASE Chinese oolscton the 0ipsy For
tnne-teHer ae AL times to DO consulted 40. bo
MINERVA ROOMS, tO6 BRoADwAY-NAoLyn
1 Grand Panorama Of ireland painted BY the arst LAM
artists from sketches taken within the three year-In
ndsiity, interest and beauty coma
Irish music, and IrishmAns Every ever
nG q ~ O'clock Wednesday and Sa 1rday
o'clock. See haudbills- AdmittAnoo csnts; ohdYen
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CLOTHING.


~. Flanders) ~ Nassau street Wholesale dealers IN
1srsa s s.s linz:
's e as nS
"a. 20 cur stock q Youths Sacks coa. and
81 s *: sn. ss ;Ss
txamine before purchasing. Goods freely shown.
JOSEPH FLANDERS HAVING SOLD TO n p n:
Barrel. Co all Of his ola stock q shildrsas Aad
Il. that h. sa: leased Il. sssa
ns % sss Ssn se a SuSs =
cSthipS Superior 70 an, n this market This stock
a ct trade
70 be obtained a. any other like concern in this city
CLOTHING HoUsE-BReeKs BROTHERS, NOS. "A,
their sa.sons. hey
ass ,o sale On offensive and Varied ssoeh Of ready
fSs:' .Ss
carefully procured for thi. apartment "A''' '-''
CAST or CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ssb = esnS % aIsi,s, any spernaoas snsss.
price sending Tor the suSssssss.
% RE .s;s :;I..s s; y: :s:i. %
ing int. cash their .upeIauau. Effects. .uoh
viii rom I sy PER- c.s s: .eS s.s herr,
resolved % 81; Ps: =
ApiEs AND okNTLEMlN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
cash for ali sS. 81 nsy sn the full s1s IN
and cord hand articles general 6y sndins their sdsrsss
.t his store. II Orange street Chs;hsn street
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sAODLERY, 80.
IS - =
HoRsE, WAGON AND HARNESS wANTgD-ANY
having ahos and wagon sae suitable for Abe
viii please addres b. 3l5g Post Once, pa
state the age, speed aud price q horse.
HORSE. SADDLE, AND BRIDLE FOR sALE-
IL imported LnBish blood mare isk hands high, sir
years old hns troter and salepias under the ssdd
and sgoed traveller in single double harness.
rsnted sound And kline ao, saddle Bride Poo
$3.50. Nay be seen application Mr.. DIsBROW, 81 the
Rfipg School. near the Opera House.
CoR sALE-BY A oEkTLknAN COL. 3rO EUgOPU
avery beautiful pair u Carriage Hors gray aad
the other black, that mile In 81 minutes
Are warranted perfectly sound AID kind Inquire 81 the
Die opposite the Italian Opera in place
TO N. Price $500 Alec Pheton and Trotting Wa
made BY Pars which quite several single
and double harnesses.
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0PlCIAL NoTICB.-rR1 THIRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL
~ q The American Dramatic Iund Association win take
i6h Of April Tsis so sssS nay Be- procured from The
2Es.ys' Bay:ry ssy q sas Trssssss J. rrs:soss
ys.ss Brady. Eco Thomss Hsmbiin Isq also Of any
me Dirsctes and ct the once OF the House. NIB.
me number Of tickets necessary limited Immediate
application 10 solicited.
History or TEE yKws-DR. RAPHALL DELIVERS
s SECOND lecture this evening st the Hall Of the Me-
Ce sge crosby street, near Spring street. Tickets gu
prscitely.
A ss0CIATION or TIE NEW YORK BAR-A REGU-
evening 1T eight O'clock at the special term OF
tsad. DANIEL BOWLY President.
fHonAs W. KELLY, Cor. Sec.
A 0. o. y. ExcELsIoR LODGE. sHAKsPsARE. NO.
A stated meeting Of the above Lodge will BE held on
bowery. By order. CHAs. b HILL Secretary.
A sTRONOsICAL CLOCK FOR sALE-THE CLOCK
ter Warehouse Of the late Alexander kegarey is offered for
sale at reasonable price IL rsmarkably accurate time
piece and will be equal TO any in the CITY, Apply
~ $50 Water street.
CT. JOHN, BATTER.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING
- sold the lease Of his former place 1snes has
pleased his friends with Hats and Caps in
al equal the production Of houseu the trade
ST. JOHN, corner Of Pine and Nassau streetA
ITO COIN CoLLECTORs.-PRoF T. GRoUy, NU-
from Boston, has the honor to
10 will remain till the ed instant in New York. and that
soee tiers choose between 200 Coins Medals
complete their above coeoons He 10 to be Mr..
I'd Norriss. Naturalist No. Courtandt street. doors
from Broadway, up stairs from 10 to 3oelOck.
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NoTIcE-roR SALE. Tue STOCK or LUMBER AND
gtod will Of yard. 81 the beet oeatons In the
doing sood business with Of the hest Of
all on a'onable terms line TO this ose addressed
without a cash capital tf 500.
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GENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OCCUR ArIoN.-.THE

GENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OCCUR ATroN--THE
~ advertiser will communicate 70 any lady or gentleman
Dsipted In two beautiful Art expi
enable sher practise the gentsol aud
eativs occupation, either for profit
curing previous knowledge and but trhing outlay
Whereby leisure time mar be nlled aqd Gem
fortakle income secured In the production Of articles
slant demand. Mr.. stevens Utica wres"I have turned
your Instructions prfsbe account the article being in
great the nes hhorhood employ myself early
sad late some Gays The instructions VIII be pune,uallJ
forwarded BY return Of mail part Of heUnted sato
free Of postage, for e., BY I'd isss,,9s ~. vv
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H1ISCELLANEOUS.

CALIr0RNIA FLOWER, SHRUB. AND TREE SEEDS.
the subscribers have just received from the Of
the collector nearly fifty varieties the above fresh
and IN good oondtion No other in the world with
Emperate climate such of horal beau
TIES ~ 40 slopes the Nevada Hills whore the
present collection made and 10 believed that
novelty and beauty exceeded
the one now offered The seeds put up small
ssrptve catalogues and can be to Of the
United States or Eur ope by mail IL desired.
J. n THORBURN & co is John street.
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SPECIAL E0TICE-A CHANGE OF SUCu PECULIAR
advantage to any wishing TO buy tho stock
&c merchant tailors estsbshment the proprietor 81
Which has been In business this city for twenty year
seldom offered The subscriber having other
tend to- requiring all his attention will sell out his stock
&c, bargain to the purchaser.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET-

PRIVATE sALE-A NUMBER or VALUABLE
Building Lots. in the Seventh ward, Brooklyn
Will. mshurs limo. Enquire of j. v. D. BkRIER, No.
Washington place. Williamsburg.
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E'UK sALt-A FkKN, k1UHTtEN Hills FRD6 NEW
forb, near Railway. n. j.. within and kaf miles e
the alrsd depot ooptApirg seventy CT which
covered with growth Of yonpS wood the balance
doss and superior land under high cultivation, large
orchard Of about 40 grated fruit coming fun
bsAtng good house, with the modern such
fornace cold and hot water stairs shower bath, kc
and garden laid out in good style With
abundance Of trut ees peaches. pears pums grapes
we'll OF the best water extensive buildings good
order The place Is know Prospect HILL aad
healthy. Five trains and from New York daily.
aording facility for doing business in this
yity. The combination $50 yearly For further
lars apply A. 5. SMILING. Wall street, to n. A.
picot- mt he ntses
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WANTED-A PARTNER TO ENGAGE WITH TUE
advertiser 20 establish first class Dining saloon aud
Lodging House. in the vicinity Of the New York Erie
Railroad Depot with capital Of Thousand aoi-
lars being the beat locations for the above business
in this city. The premses be had for Of years
Address Immediately Box Asa Lower rost once with real
name. nc. P.6.-Communicatisns eonnuential.
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nAGUERRB0TYPE GALLERY FOR SALEM suC-
cessful operation. elgiby situated ITO Broadway,
four doors above Courtlar DIT street For particulars
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MAkk WHAT WE SAY.
IVA Al 40 Broadwa~,
You purchase
powder 10 kill
All the insects that SN
Your pantries and beds
Your Attics. your sheds,
Tour draperies loose,
Aud the seats in the psvs
OF your churches,
IN feet let bed hugs oookrosohes ary Of The noxons
sriees q inseess ipsnuas the~sst-es whers they WILL
Lyons Magnetic Powder will reach and destroy them Lycn
psfnee pills eqosiy destructive rats and mice snd
10Th are poisobteas ssa the larger quadruptds.
frneirs Depot <A Broadway.
CHRsTsxs eAtvAstc BELr.-suProse THn CASE
person afflicted vith Oh AZ base q civilrs
sr ~ other shronio or nervous ssorder In ord
se,v sss mus.ies Of the stomach ssord Temporary
nnc Which leave the patent lover state snd
WIN tacultis after the action thwe excited has
ceased Nov compare this With the rsgstiug from
q the ssvanio belt Take syspeptic suf
Iefs even in the worst symptoms simply
e the belt round the BODY using magnetic fluid
lnsshcrt period the irsenlibe pcrsprxson viii
ssivsnic circulation Which s the NEGATIVE and
thence bach sssn 10 the positive thus keeens mn oon-
suous salvsnic .hvoughont ths svsse THn
hs mo.t ssvers oases ~ syspspsa psrmapery cur
Afew dsys smsly sn - eradicate the sssesss q
psited stare. 10 Bleaivay, New York.
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.ANTED.A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH. AND IRON.
Good city references will be required. Apply 1t 10
North Moore street, between the hours Of lO and L.
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IIrAKTIp-AN IN1lIIIGENr NAN on srpIn.

w teefiy cad thorough business hasits,
nsbd thousssd dollars The enterprise promises returns
sufficient TO meet the expectations Of the most increduou
snd Of the most able kind suiary
sho would LIKE ~ ra,el 10 active
Tertor. the subject I'D commend Itself rare
Psrtcnisrs be lesered ~ addressing Bstsr-
prize Brad afce, stating where interview he had.
Meme but those having he ready and abs furnh
the most sndouttsd tssmonhs ~ to eharsoser need ap
piy.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-19
A FANCY ABOUT A Roy.

A FANCY ABOUT A BOY.
"Nothing-l less thall motting-and vanity 20
We stood beside the window-si,
The little lad and
Within the room was sober gloom,
Without, sunset sky.
drew him forward to the light,
That might see him plain;
That sudden view thrilled my heart through
With delicious pain.
leant his head back Ger my arm,
And s:roked bis crlsped hair
The dear, dear curs, DER wh!ch salt pearls
| could have ralned out there
| looked beneath his heavy lids,
Drooring with dreamy field
What vtloned eyes saw arise
But nothing shall be told.
GaiIy spoke: "Could count back
Nine years, and he gain nine,
would not say what i'll TO day
Had CHANGED this heart of nine"
He laughed-all aughed-I most Of all
But was glad, ween,
That the whole room lay in such gloom
HIS face alone was seen.
He talked to me in school-boy phrase;
gave him meet replies
mind not what; my sense was nought,
Or lived but in my eyes
could not kiss him as child,
l only touched his hair,
Or with my hand his broad brow SCANNED;
But not that it was tar.
He strange TO meas | to him,
We never met before
Yet would fam brave micilla pain
To see the lad once more.
But Why this was, and is, God knows
And II know, with Joy.
TIL find among His angel-throng
An angel-lke that boy!
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SENATORIAL NOMINATION At a Convention O
Delegates, previously appointed, which assembled
Warsaw, on Monday, the 81 November, for the puI-
pose of nominating suitable Wing candidate to re.
present the district comprising the counties OF Lancas-
ter, Northumberland, Richmond AID Wesmoreland
N the next Senate OF Virgnia--on motion oil John M.
Braxton, John S. kice was called 10 the Chair, and
George G. Harvey appointed Secrs tary.
Robert Mayo, IT., ter some appropriate remarks
nominated Col Robert w. Garter, OF Richmond coun .
ty, which was Unanimously approved by the Conven.
tion and committee appointed to apprlse Col Garter
OF his nomination, who subsequently appeared before
the Convention, and in a spirited and eloquent ad
dress, signed his accepanee-and the Convention ad
journed, JOHN T. RIG Chairman.
GEO. G. HARVEY. Secretary
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-19

According TO article in the Philadelphia Inquirer
insanity is said to prevail fearful extent in Cali
forala Nearly every physician IN the State has pa
uents, and hardly vessel leaves for the Atlantic
Stites, which does not carry away some Sufferer
The Judge of one of the lower Courts of San Fran.
cisco recently stated that than hundred and
fifty cases had come under his observation in thatcty
in less than six mouths and the editor OF the Courlt.
think there have been al least four hundred victim
81 6 ce Sc settlement OF the place by the Americans