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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22
MeDONALD
10. O. II.
MASONIC & SONS Of TEMPERANCE
mPREMIIIM RFGAIIA DEPOT -

MAS0H4O 6ON6 OF
m-PREMIUM REGALIA DEPoT-M
GIBBS & SMITH, No. 70 B~sitimOrs 81
" Baltimore, Nd respectfully inyiie tie al
ieniioB Of the Brethren Of the different Orders
throughout the Country to their extensive and
beautiful assortment Of
rs REGALIAs, BASNERs, SAsHEs, Cos
TUNES, JEwELLs, &c.=18 All Of which ara
got up under theif immediate inspection, and
comprises onsof the largest assufIneiis 10 So
loBRd in the United States. 81
Members of 90 ENcAMPMENTs, ORB FEEs,
COWS, MAsoNs, Sons OF TEMPERANCE, Ran
.MENs, and other Associations wishing 10 fur
nish their Halls, OF supply themselves individ<
ually with REGALfA, will find our House offers
great Inducements, as we keep constantly Oh
hand a large and beautiful assortment Of slf
styles.
90 ErcAMPMEsTss LoBGks, or DIvIsIoEs Of
the SoNs OF TEMRERANcE forwarding rheif
Orders may depend UPON the articles being fur
nished ia as good style and at as low prices as
ifsihey were present to select. Z
B~ANEERs, FLAGS, P~EENAETs, Sc for tld
different associations, made TO order at fhe shy
test noliee. Address GIBBS s. SMITH,
Regzha & Banner Mapufacslrsrx (
No; IS Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
Sept. 26, 1885. sly.
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to an extent that makes our
colored laborers a happy race in com-
parison. Were the Southern States saTr
rounded by an Ireland. we should need
no law to reclaim fugitives from labor,
we should want instead, a wall of fife TO
keep out the millions Of squalIid free
British subjects who would aeeto our
negro quarters, whip and all, with as
much eagerhess as the Israelitcs sought
the promised land.-Gazette Of the Union.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22

a MoTlyE ron STuDY.-One Of the
best methods Of rendering study agreea-
BILE is, 10 i've with able men,, and 10 sul
fer all those pangs ofinferiority which
the want of knowledge always inlicts.-
Nothing shor: Of some such powerful
motive, can drive a young person. in the
fall possession Of health and bodily ac-
tiyity, and to such an n~nnaiuIal and such
an unobyioas mode of passing his life,
as study. But tfisi Is the way inteilecS
tual greatness often begiRs. The troph-
les OF Miltiades drive away sleep. A
young man sees the honor in which liv-
ing genius is held. the trophies BY which
It is adorned after life, itreceives and erg
joys from the feelings of men, not from
their sense. Of duty hutmen never obey
this Feeling without d~ischarging the FIRST
of all duties without securing The rise
and growth OF genius, andincreasing the
dignity Of our nature. by charging the
dominion of mind. No eminent man
was ever yet Fewardedi in vains no breath
of praise was ever layished upon him !;
it has never been idle and foolish to rear
up Splendid monuments to his name the
ruRor oftkese things impels young minds
to their noblest exertions, creaiesin them
an empire oyer present passions. inures
them 70 the severest tolls, determines
them olive only for the use of others
and tosleave a great and lasting memo
rial behind them.-Sydnsy Smith,
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KEEPING SWEET POTATOES.

1 always keep my potatoesin pits dug under
meath my top-stacks. These pits are about two
feet deep, and as wide as the stack will adj
mit-the length, from fork to fork that support
the top pole Of the stack. Before storing the
potatoes away, Thave the sides and ends Of the
pits well planked NJ, and the bottoms covered
about two inches thick with pine boards. have
also a layer Of pine boards up the sides and ends
about the same thickness as that which covers
the bottom. This layer is placed along as the
potatoes are packed away the pits being nearly
filled with potatoes. 1 cover them over lightly
with pine boads, and finish the GOVERNS Nifh
poles and dirt, the dirt being thrown on last,
lightly, taking care to stop the apertues between
the poles so that no dirt can pass through. In
this way I have kept hundreds Of bushels of po-
tatces, without the loss of five. Care should be
taken before storing away potatoes for winter
use, to have them carefully picked over. and ~
such as are cut, broken or bruised, throw out
to avoid bruising potatoes much, they should
be handled lightly. With a view to keeping
my potatoes in this way, I have nv stack upon
elevated places, so that the water NAV pass of
without soaking in the ground much thereby
keeping the pits perfectly dry, which is all-im
portant. When ! took up my plantings. las
spring, kept as above directed, out Of fxeEfs
bushels there was not a half busheI injured. G. II
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22

REAplxG.--Mske it a rule 10 read a
little every day, ever lift be but asingle
sentence. A short paragraph will often af-
ford you a profitable source Of rejection
for a whole day. Fer this purpose keep
some valuable book or paper always with
IN your reach, SO that you may lay your
hand upon il any moment when you are
about the house, We know a large fam
lily that had made itself Immediately ac-
quainted with history probably more than
any other family in the United States, BY
the practice Of having n of the chill
dren, each one taking turns, read every
morning while The rest were at breakfast.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22

The death of a mars WIFE says Lamar
tine, Is E1e cutting down an ancient oak that
has losg 81 tie family mansion. Hence
forth Che cot the world, with its cares
and vicissisfats, falls upon the old widower's
heart, and there IS nothing to break their
force or shield him from the full weight of
misfortune. 1t IS as if his right hand ives
withered-as if n wing of his eagle was
broken, and every movement that he made
brought him to the ground. HIS eyes are
dim and CLASSY, and, when the fIm of death
falls over him, he misses those accustomed
tones which might have smoothed his pas
sage to the grave,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22
NADRERms

On Tuesday evening, the 5th inst, at the res
idenee Of Mr.. William Rutter. by the Rev. Wm.
". Kennedy. Mr.. George M.~Wilder to Miss
Martha S. Long-aA Of Elizabeth City.
faloe. bv Rev. Fl. b. Hays. Mr.. W. A. Bufaloe,
TO Miss Emily BuEaloe, Of Northampton County
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22

PsrERsEURs, August l6. Tobaeco-eomuon,
Tugs 81 to $5-good to fine IS so to S7-shipz
ping leaf So 80 to Sl2-manufaeturing So to
Sl4. No. operations in Gotton-prime held at
8 cents. Corn selling at from 851 cents to 65
per bushel; wheat sol to 90 according to quality;
bacon from ST to l24 according to quality lard
IN kegs, III cents herrings, No. / cat, Sc 10
orally since last week.
FAYETTEVILLE, August I6. We have to report
anothersdall week, with the exeeptionso OF flour
which arrived very freely on yesterday Some
go, or rs barrels came in and sales were made at
So so to S. so for super. Cash Cotton has de-
Eclined, and sales Of Fair were made at Ct cents
yesterday. and 4 for common corn, per busheL,
go to s5 cents bacon LA to 10 cents wheat
81 per busheL.
Wnu1vGroS, August IA. Stock Of bacon light,
and hams bringing ~ cents corn IS 70 Is cents
-four IS to 81 rs lard I24 cents; a small lot of
inferior white oak barrel slaves brought SO
per Ma considerable demand FOR both red and
white oak slaves and also ash heading river
wide boards and scantling in demand. The
journal says Of Naval Stores. The sales Of Tur-
pentine have been steady. with one exception
since our review of last Thursday. The receipts
! continue light, and none received by water from
above tide-@ay. On Tuesday, 800 barrels brought
81 80 for yellow, and 50 go for virgin Dip be.
ing an advance Of 10 cts per Dbl. Tho sales pre-
vious and since have all been made at our last
weeks figures, Viz: yellow dip at So 20; virgin
dip at 50 80 per Dbl. of $50 lbs. The sales d
the week foot up about 100 bbIs. Spirits Tur
pentinAAbout roo bbls. Of this article has
changed hands since our last weeks review, al
90 cents per gallon, at which price the market
closeu this day week. 362 barrels of the above
estimate changed hands this morning. TIL,
market appears to be settled today. Rosie
600 barrels No. Rosin changed owners at 81
cents; and 1,T00 at 95 cents per Dbl Marke
not considered firm. Tor-A small lot-25'
barrels1reportod to be inferior, fetched 81 81
per Dbl.
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QpAMMNNRSRTP

The Subscribers have fufmed a copsgasf-
ship under tho name and style Of LEEFE
4 JOHNSON, fur the purpose Of transaclinn
a general Barter Business. They may be found
al present at the old stand Of Thas. J. johnson
& Go, with a seasonahle and varied stock Of
Goods.
CfIAs E. LEETE.
Aug 8, 1851 THOS. ). JOHNSON.
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NOTICE,

All persons indebted 10 tie firm Of Thomas
7 johnson & Co. are requested 10 call imme-
dlaiely and settle their dues, IS il becomes no
csssaFy 10 settle The old concern forthwith.
The subscribers, fhznkful Cor The rery Iibe-
raj support Of their paisons TO the old frm. besz
peak a like lberalily 10 the new.
THOS. J.. JOHNSON & co.
Fayetteville, Aug. 9. 1851. 5o-3w.
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ANOTHER Man OYeR rae FAILS. A dis

AsoTHeR Man oEER THE FAILS A dis-
Path 10 the Buffalo Express, from Niagara
Falls, on Friday evening, says
* man has just gone over the falls He
came down in a small boat, and appeared to be
asleep. The people shouted to him from the.
shore, and woke him up, but It was 100 late 10
avail any thing. as he was already in 1.-THE rapids.
He fell out Of bis boat at the first pitch, and
was seen to 90 over The ~eaiaraet, with the beat
a lille ahead Of hiiG. His name is not known. y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22

VINO Wor1DN'r BE AN sODD FELLOW.
"A few days since a fishing boat belong
ing to Aberystyith, was driven BY stress Of
weather to PulIhell, a sea port in North
Wales, distant 50 miles from the former
place.
Having neither meat, drink, no money
on board, the beats crew were at their wits
end how to raise the ways and rDeaus.'
Luckily two Of them happenedto Be Odd
Fellows and they Immediately made IN
bquiries whether there was a Lodge Of that
honorable Brotherhood at PulIheIl; and,
finding there was, they made application toit
The claim was instantly respondedto and
it IS with infinite qualification We state that
not only the two brother members were care
fully and cordially received, but The whole
boats cEew were supported fornearly a week
at the ge's expense, and on their depar
ture helegwas put ntaaheir pockets amply
suGfcisz defrY heI expenses home
Who wodldnsbea an Odd-FelloH.
Ea1fsJ mr.
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sMargery, what did you do with that tallow
Mr.. Jones CREASED his boots with this morn
mgr
Please marm, l baked the gidle cakes
with it"
Lucky YOU did, Miss l thought you had
wasted it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22

In a certain village in Massachusetts, rum
jugs are labelled Washing Flujd@ This Is
very appropriate, for rum haslwashed many a
man clean out of his house; home, and human
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Nrug -nf tbe DIM.

KENrucKY.-PowELL, Dem, is elected
Governor ofths State BY some 500 majorty.
The last accounts were that DIxox, his
Wing opponent, had succeeded. The Con-
gressionaf delegation, win probably stand,
Eve Wings, four Derlz, and one Independent
Wing.
IND1ANA.-It is said that the Wings have
elected three members Of Congress in this.
State, being a gain of VIC In the last Cen
gress there was but one Wing.
ALABAMA AND TESxEssEE.-The delega-
ton Of the first is composed Of five Union
men, and two Secessionists.
In the latter, the Wings have certainly
elected their Governor, CAMPBELL, and a
majority in the Senate, and perhaps Of House,
almost certain.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-22
III CUBA INVASION.

We fndthe following letter in the New
York Erpress, giving an account Of the rem
devious Of the Cuban Expedition on the
Florida Keys:
Orange Key, Bahama Bqaks,
dUd I2S1
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
CALIFORNIA.

III N. DICKSON, SAN FRANCIsCO.-DrCKsON IN
IL. Wolfe Co., Commission Merchants and GeuersI
Ag,u San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;. Refer = neesrs Wells
Lsysi, HsEyer; Co. New Ye,h; HsstA Baker Nor
Liy.peoi Chas; Archibald, Esq, y. r. q, Commercisi
Bsnh Lcndcn Messrs Fairbanks Allison. Hon g. CunarS
Halifar. Ms
(NALIFoRNIA-sAN TRANCIscO.-JoHN r. HACK
- su Asterney AZ Law Notary Public; and commi.-
tend 70 the collection OF Clsms &c. &c. Cali
fcrna and Orgcn territory Refers 70 Hon samuel Nsl
1nerahsm Hon j. rrescott Hall. Daniel LORD, Esq.,
Hon. Joseph l.. white, Daniel Austen, Esl.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
FIRE ANNIHILATOR.

(,IRcULAR.-fHILLIPs UNITED STATES FIRE
. to Ss rss
oi PhiPs Fire Annhilators in ne
tsry interest in patent viii Conducted
niss ss%s:nff fs.
nD E.n. whsssssy First ,s Of the gp'sd
Bsrpum Fsq Is Man and Secretary The
aDsS vi. a s.on II c s
and % STssssS sss ;ns s
States The prices Of territorial diseases or sssnmsLs Of
nupser q inSs sanss viii viii Be- made Snc i%msdi.
alter the ofe oVsnss Tho prices Of machines and Of
essinss; sinsc are As Price including Price of each
Machine. one charge. spare ehsrge
No.. s....'............. % a3S
10 t..''.... .''.''..... ~ 70
pe. No. tSs ss So
sss
@
mashh es Of create. power No can be carried by lady
;nJ large may
machines district Gnnihiascrs @euntsd
wassls and INTENDED to be drawn By ssIsn a the
power and will emit through stream of vapor upon
mee IN eonstoa s hey
s ns s 70 @ n @ Of s Mi
Gn be lsHsh @e These
truetye consciousness Of re always ready for
% ard within se ss,:ap
The Fire made to evolve humii vspor aud
and esasah s ire but While the vap
emitted i destructive Of fire. i is nnoxioYs e life and
no does lit IL oars the furniture goods which may have
cal aty ef he patent Fire %nnihasor Ssvs bsen ho
s the AND s aFs BY s p? ne
spppiss a. :; q; y; rSy PALACES q Qa.sn ysoy the c
the gineiIal Great Britain and Tranos
the snOrShss an! hss public sdtees bs4,s
is a,rs M Sa9 Gy be n very
6ts day d October from T rant have 5eea
ssinss Per day On t aa Of howsvs regis
tioDs for machines and every person will served ia res
lar rotation areordps to his priority Of appi,stQn Wien
all all Ss u % tss rs p 81 s p & The pS of the an in
cent interest viii be SLOWED on any time any5 ths. sp
remains Ss, ten day: before the order surpd II
city and rrrietors of large cotton or ohef
the premium required for Insurance is high also TO thea
tres hS,els and large whfTe many hga1a
nan name Of the eoapsny, and date Of the patent.
the whole public by smrpiypS maehnes Of tb %as
durable mss-s the chemical ohsrzs sns Of ml's the
win rroseee.e to the eHtens Of the law all a.e@p's
every who purchase nirngemea.s
All Ct sc orssn %nehins or taSse th.m ia
ed with the name the State the County City foe which
purchaser of machine possess the light sell the IN
other town, unless he has previously purchased the
ritory where aid is sold Every purchssco
maehpe will receive certificate authorizing him
the in the town for which t Ia purchased Parties
lie srrpiied, postage free With pam pcts containing
counts numerous experiments and ac enta es proving
the utility of these machines by In closing four
tare stamps All letters OF inquiry be addressed
p T. Barn. General Manager New York
may be made TO Elisha Whsey Washin yton CITY or p
BaTnurn, General Manager. New York. Il. HARMON.
The subserbers have in conjunction th other members
Of the Company made the strietest Investigation and
In ticn viii accomplish all tina. su'ged s behaf aud
thus become pcpsabl arl every house.
factory ship other place whore fire is used may Ia
rodueod have accepted the above appointments
prepared TO fulfil their duties the public the
their ability. ELISHA WIIl1TLESEY, President.
L, II, BtRNCa, General Maa.rg-.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
IHsURAHCEs.

LIMITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
~ TWsll rtroet-Policics indsputable, except the
mound frsudThis company makes every nsurance con-
uected with life risks upon fsvcrabls similar
tnfttuton. fREDERICK SHELDON. Presidenk
JOHN A. STEWART, Aotusry.
J. EApiy. Jr.. Secretary.
rT,Ux BRoOxLYN FIRE INSURANCE CoNPANY-
Chartered in ls2i Ofhces sS Futon street, Brookiyn
merchants Exohanre Wall street, New Yorkhavs their
esrta as also bsndsome turpiusD invested in the meat
undcutted securitef aud tnue buildings
chan dise furniture and other al property
port and their favorable terms any other
WILLIAM ELIawoarH, President
ALyEkp o. srtvtSs, sseutasy.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
POLITdCAL.,

EIFTH WARD-AT A REGULAR MEETING or THI
Den ocIatc Repsblosn wsrd rommittae Of the Fifth
Ward. held at the Emblem. sS West Broadway. Sept g.
R5l shirie unanimously elected Chair aan. and
Gideon Tucker ard Jamss Lawrence Secretaries an
James Caf Treasurer On motion was Resolved That
names Of the offeeIs, be published in the Her,'d.
j. r. Shirley, Chairman.
g.srs G.sses i.TTTsss. y; TT1ssE. sserss.riss.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
AsTRDLOGY. &c.

A srRoLooY-pR. @. W. KoBAcK. PROM swsDnS.
"A lately from Phadelrhis ofrs his services W ne
lene Of New York. He "a able 70 foree past rfesht sse
futurs evepte Yee-Tadee so cents; gentlemen. t Ne
nytiss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ts gen.lemen ~ om1s
Nhee street, Few York where letters rost
immediate stenton. For psrticulsrs sss essy IstssS
AstoioficAl AluAnses ean be rfceufes Nws sbee "s~
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

A G. BACLEY CO., MANUFACTURES OF GOLD
Pens Gold and Silver Pen and Penc Cases aud Pa
Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
HAVANA ADVERTlsE MEyT.

VHNTOsAs FURs IrUkE STORES, NO. ls oBIsPo
street ard - gers PIE street haessa tcussl nr.
sters large and vaiua rment Of Household Furn
ture and Upholstery latest style, which he will sell
twenty cent t IN other noqse In Habsna Per-
visiting HsbEra TO keep house and net wish
purchase select the Of above srti
ees, hire, at tf e most reasonable rates.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
rUpLICATIONs.


TLNNERs MAP OF THE UNITED STATES &C
THIS msp which exhibits the entire tsrrisory Of The
United states from the Atlantic TO the Pacia nades
Calf rria Oregon Utah, New Mexico, and Texas together
With the vhoe Of Mexico aud the West Indies Size, 81
inches Price mounted rollers 81 each. For sale al iO
Fulton street.
I oNG's EDITION OF LEWIS sARUNDEL-CoMpLETE
II row ready Lewis Arundel orthe Rsilrssd Of Life
complete In one volume. ILLUSTRATED The public would do
we'll purct this work TO look At the imprnt Longs
edition s perfect and plets. There Is mutated aud
afidFtd edition for sale which base deception fraud
on the public. Longs complete edition now ready.
H. LONG BROTHER, q Anu street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
THE TURF.

(,ENTREvILiE COURSE LL-TROTTIN0-THURS-
cay eept H. 81 M.-Purse 500, mile hssts, bsss
I'VE under the saddle Isaac Woodruff enters
Rhode Island d. Pif-r eaters D. g. Dutch Charlev: ~
smlth enters BLK e. plaek Ralph. -'' "
Eusttd and ksndas IL T,ysru
Terry from Il H. until o'clock, p. n Fare sssh wsy
cent?. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
u ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDs-PAcINC-
~ Purbe OF 30 VIII Friday the mn n. .;ie
heats bess three In tye under the saddle horses shss
never purse the above amount Entres o rIos
on Thursday evening by o'clock At the house
LUFF. Proprietoy.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
a a. sraAUD & nH&fSns

EoR LOWEST PRIC slPAeAoE
uofee TO Shagre, or through tickets TO SakTsncisoe.
by steamship Empire City via Usvsna the ifA inst;
slso tie splendid steamship Georgia the ih inss,
direct TO Chaes This the only sure through af 81
70 per cent than other line Passengers vail uit
their interests BY calling 81 once cards pub shed
hy rasser rers on TIE voudt Be fependnt ne Freight Ia
csn frtneifco In thirty days. ~ 90 cents per 10.
BkhfOhD n CO.. Nescy street, Astcr House.
REpuCED RATEs-TRANsPoRTATIo ACROSS THR
~ i.hmus e rsnsm, or sood, tstss11esssye e Ss
Shippers will fna II their interest to ca thc unaes
signed before making azrsnsemeuts cl1er& Tor pogu
euiars, apply to H. zACHHt10N - yOy
funck.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
rYPuMss AoEeCGEs, oss,

sSERFORD Y CO.'S CRkAr CALIFORNIA EXPRsss.
- ty Georgia lsgh instant through IA charge CT
Speciat MESSENGER Mr. g. W. stevens, la ta.ity
frcigs twenty ecntless ihaa by other No
charges crgto house e9nsuar fees AT GOODS unss
be put Up wsteIrco ia paok1gs not to exceed ls5 s
Postage three cents AMI letters. Passage on
United Statsa Mail stess 20 Cafor aia at ttO lo~sst
rates No 2 yesoy slreet, Astor Mouse.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
as SHRUCvIOH.

turned to the city, will open his Writing Academy.
2s9 Broadway Monday the 9Th inst. Applications
private instruction to join the classes win Be received
every day this week.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

A CARD nIEFORD Il CO, ANNOUNCE TEAr
"A tAer mails and raehases sent BY the on the Prone
theus 18th Augus duly forwarded toe San Juan
River Juan del Sud, aud probably Ia
California Thsir good1 the only soscs tbas
went those ofthe other expresses were eronght 70
New York ty the lrometaeus Their ssent az srs seSnr
Hacket had all the Preparations made aat dssI atched
their special the arrival Of tho rrortaecs
They will their energetic messenger Mr. Bradley,
the Proetheus the 2tA instant IL charge cf iil- and
goods Mr. Bradley brought tAer nails by the Pso
the 18th Aurun In twenty day from San FRANCISCO
Freights orly IS certs per 10.
BERfOkD 4 CO, 2 vessy strcst As.e- Eouse.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., WANTED.

hOusEb, ttOOhS. cscs, WANTED
WANTED APARTxyNTs TO CON.
w sst OF parlor bedroom, and servants In
nent houe th the modern tmproverents and in good
ioeAity terms must not exceed SO per moath Address
IL, boI 3l66 Post Office.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, ONE OR TWO
he required Address box ssI Pot once with fai. c
sodpsicn Of premises and the terms.
WANTFD TO RENT-IN A RETIRED PART OF THE
w city. enett three story hous by n snail
y Tenant psrmsnen and the best Of references given
required. Address " House" Herald Office.
WAN7ED TO RENT-A CENrLEL SMALL HOUSE
w ptasany situated In the part Of this
not TO exceed 500 Address Gustsvus this ,c,
stating terms and location.
w located between Fulton Canal sreets for re-
fronsible tetanh Address Box 500, Poet Once.
HOUSE wANTED-A GOOD Two OR THREE srosy
dwelling house want immediately In Brooklyn, within
aew minutes wAk o Fulton ferry must be IN repecta
he location. In reply address L. Herald oce, stating
rent ke.
JICrsE wANTED-ON STATEN IsLAND BETWEEN
Tomrtnsville and vanierbits Landing. for q snail
family Address 81 Herald oce, stating terms and when
possession .lil be sven.
DoCMs wANTED.-A SMALL CLUB OF RESPECT
IN stle young (ahout twelve in all who wish
would rent the notr Of house, furnished uzfurnshd
rarors and two bedrooms where they could occ.
sCnay hold little party, II they desired TO do No
okrg drinking will he allowed. Rent moderate paid
IN advance Please address Club, Herald oee stating
terns, nc.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

yUANTED-Bv TWO REsPEoTABLz YOUNG wo
w usa-the one A. Chamhcrmaii Wsftcr. the OH ber
Ch.ntsrmsd s1d v ,,sist "a h. washing snd ironing
lived frtao and six months Applv st 2gI Tenth
sr,,t first aySaue Can be Ill three
e'efoct.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

EAtL B0NNETs-rRASK BENNETT, 3jl BRoAD-
way a'e Of 10 John street. has just received his Fall
and inter styles Of Hats comprising all the colorsd
varieties much in Paris and London L. o. Is also
reeeving from the largest Fur Manuiacturern Louden
spendd assortment OF the most fashionable Fancy Furs
comprising all the latest styles and quality far
ror TO those usually sold IN New York His facilities For
Importing will enable him to snit ano
prices than any other house In the city Furs cleaned and
ered to the present fashion.