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The New York herald., 1851-10-26


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nVADANE AUGUSTA ThNgs LEAVE MOST RES
lss pectiuy intern tie ladies aud tsmsa of
1ork that hor Instructions in dancing - commence thc
th inst. 81 tie Acious and beautifully srrsased In
she Nu,vesrrt Institute, $50 Broadway. fO- rarcuar
spply fr5m ~ A. ~ TO i. NJ, 3. roo as y and ~.
GEAhIEG'S PRIVATE DANCING AND wALrZIgd
~ Acedemy % Bond street. open every day.-Cissscs
forming for sentemen Tuesday snt Friday ovealss
ladies. wednesday and szturtV afternoons. All the
dances susht uoludi ths Paroo hrfurka composed
5y Mr. Ltdiss snd gsntsrsa receive lessons every
day and casssa viii hs Termed convenience Of al
NIBL0B I'LL AND CONCERT RoOa-rHg PRO.
iN retor sfully Informs he pn that his marai
scent Ball Roo has beea pa, 10 complete order
suing lesson. Eany Important alteration s1d improve
sns have bees asde Zoe the eomt?s ami eonve.siee cf
perhes wrocspticn saloon ptr,rs end drossg ROOM
with ell the heceesary convsnsrCes Tor iadies
The yau to services CO Mr. vessy tie able iha-
raj caterer for dinner and parties has been
mr. VII provided ,h the beat French COOKS good and At
teutys walters and everything % TIE very best the
affords viii be provided Mr. Nosey has msles telecon Of
che che cest vines and quors and
spsrsd 20 satisfaction u IN dcsrJus
rvrg hstrn,e ta large dnners aud supper parties will
be treated With liberal terms For partculars Apply
shs office on Crosby street.
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EKAkkLiN MCsEuA. Eo caArR.x squAas. osa

HffUAKh.
o'ock shoye tae NStiousl theasrs-.leorse Lea, soi
9f0rrctorSsioon aisa-nooo and ey
S opn,msnoe in tlo stereOon tnee,
IeineA sra in the evening 81 ~ o'csek Tho
ts ere varied anN select, ard sach be nc
E:r nses oil sn.ertainDanS IA New TorE. Consisting OF
LsGs Fs3-ls EtAicpss EYera Troupe; slso Zon, Ore
.3Te te strorgtst nGl Ia the world, VITO will ers.l
sny etonc the audience ehcoAe onsr him; hs tiI
40 challenge any La.3 10 k;i laNosE with olsaabei
20 ior ahS s|ount OF msueyi r0upe Of Lpdsl Artis.
@no rrs selected TOT their heartv figure 40 pet
21ste ruin n5sr OF 6tset!eI tAtis,un oapany Arsl
ifs sh9 90 through variety Strength And en-
ctityi to2apssy cf alo haG Nais h-t5ts ao Sl s-t
81 sr"alt9n ot Aerto StaAry vGoqusiiod In ths world
leSssler witt variety Of hoIestuy neoJ over,
.i,,raoon t1a evening. For pGrsioeists, bills q
saoh day AdDisa!sn-Seats IN f'rigsts Yo.sa osAs:
ssA9e sesw TX oents hsTss. Is csnts par1ust.a I2t
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The New York herald., 1851-10-26

'TARFRNhClE.-MoNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER I
le.l The oonz,s family will give grand entsrsain-
inert of vocal and Instrumental Music the
On MoEdty evening Oct q, which occasion Ar enlius
Ehtterdt the celebrated Pianist sni srsstes in
We world On he woot AID straw ins;ru nent viii sAe
l95or 81 shits 10 hIas opeAraneo ia america CasIs OF
Submission. 20 cents. To cGmricnce az IS O'Clock.
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,OUO CLss Rsiehe mos. respsc fully Informs bi, old
patrons trd pablo Ia general that has Just arrived
hs steam, strm,nn from Erope With i've hun irsi
variety Of sthor Juropels gbs birds Bniihaohe Lin
rets Thrusfes starbss Btcktiris Robin Rodbreasts go
The atovtnamed birds all select bv himself aad
srer 10 BIZ as offered Tor sale this btf1re
CdAS HEtGIiE n BROTHER,
No ieEprth william street near Chatham ssrees.
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UsICAL FUND HALL, PatLADELPHIA-IM-
IVA morse triumph ard enthusiastic appro ,atiln-Pro
tssor Andersor tie Great WEard of tho North.
ctrt With grateful remembrance Of the brilliant
rec tois ever experienced N country aad bsss to
e'st. htt be will tnue hs Grand Ora wing Room
tsrent OF Sorees hysefieuses this evening and
event unt further notice when he will iltroduss oew
ard tstuHdrR nders illustrative OF the fiacy Of Ne
cromsboy DenonoloTy snd HIteherNt Doors opsu a. q
performances oouenee o'slaox Admitsnce ) cents
juveniles unoer IS cents grand day entertain
ment every SATURDAY. Doors open AZ eomnsnos AZ
oclock.
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The Anticipated Arrival or Kossuth.

Jhe anticipated arrival ef Kossuth in Engsnt-vhch
hrsth.r unfortunately heralded by the publication Of
eworte than tateess and foolish Address to the Demo
Gratis OF Marseillee "-b~ called forth demonstrations OF
ympathy of unutuai character The corporation Of
southampton have determined 10 awe pnbc reception
70 the unsuccessful leader Of the Hungarian rsvoutor
snd the common Council OF the city ~ London are no
tss Nsrm IN their expressions % regard We csrasny
cannot ettsod eDy sort 81 value 20 the resc uons OF
oe corporate bodice far regsrds either ths merits
VI The Hungarian insurreetIon The Rerson career u
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MusIC-ARS. PETTIGREw. PROM GERMANY
Ni ruIi q SoyoJhse- pt;paci 20 give ipstru tion
St finS tst PAnoforte aso On the yu,sc.
AZ ter redcue No. us Fourth BIZ ks FROM
B chdway where applicso-s msY De maze On We'nmday
r firesos Mr. w s,SsrisuIesS. dsJ Or AWAY. V''''"
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JIBLOs sGARDEN.-MANAGER. MR.. JOHN sErroN

~ iBLO's GARDEN-MANAGER MR.. JOHN sEFrON
Tickets o. cents; Private Boxes So Doors open 81 q TO
sssnlnG this week Wonderful Eayel Family Three enter
tainDents Gabriel Francois harzett Antoine Miles e.
lestine and Victor inc Franck and Josephine Bern Sons
Brilliant and surprising Mons Blondin. Fifth nisht Of the
new grand baes the dancing in which
nseriy In conception and executn. Frs. the re-
sNea NV iaiy eoTe psnomime of the Red Gnome aud
" bite Warrior honcay. Oct 2 Fight Rope; LA GIPSY:
RID GNUhE AND WHITE WARKfOK
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A AaUSEMENTs.

Rh1ADWAH rHEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL SOLl
Dress crsss ,nS open 70 commence ~ O'Clock.
20 cents; Gallery l2 cents Private Boxes SIS and "a
the aRs az % VII b performed the drama Of
Ame Ms 1sa Mr. r0p. Cheap sohn NJ Dsyd;s
Lenuei Nine Ponisi; starght Bess Miss X. Horn
as de Deux BY sgnor Neri and lilo Adene To
oncIuoe with the farce OF LA BEWARE-sir Charles
ffvasour Mr.. Fenno; Matilda Mrs. Abbott
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mCgfcAL

MR. O4TO AULLEE TEACHER OF TIE PI ,NO-
w forte and Staging viii gse Lessons Al his reiienoa 35
tBroadeay sr h OF the city. Tuition by tae medium
.! tho Eng.iAl. German, or frenoi Language.
OIANos TUNED TOR SEVENTY FIVE CggTs, M
tzptfisucel hand q. ths husnsss. Orders lsft
snt through the pet, addressed Pano Tuner at corsous
Dycsg ffataimert S5 BoN-ry. neat door 20 q
ur,h gTes os AZ y avenue rssY City
ana oihoiently Performed.
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RROuGHAM's LYCEUM. BROApWAY. NEARRRooMR

sfe!e ana fsrqrettr ~ cts Family Circle ots rehss
t 1ea;s 81 aIi'ate Boxes S. Aoaday evening" oos 2
HAsa1D. THE ARABIAN PaoPHEr-Mohsmn,ei, Mr.
Neshei Cu' Mr. Lynne Called, Mr. Phillips Amrou Mr.
Jordan o pLean Mr. Foster csdah Mrs Mseder AyesAa
hrs Loder Fatima Miss Tsyeure. Pas seul by Miss NAL
Joe nr JohIston; Lord Plate Mr. Taylor Blenhein
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q el chs to commence at o'clock.
Nj UsICAL EsTExTAINAESTS -TaIPLgR II ALI 10
Ni let Apply to J. wARCwEbL. !sil Bru.dw.y
EOR shIE-oNE OF THE MOST POPULAR PIANO
r.nss effe dby now In sucossful operation IN neigh
tcring city. hddttss +" PEnOranG" Nesark. N. j.
INFORMANT 10 SHOW MENTOR SALE-THE CE-
,trbtCd Ctifornisl lioness Also young grzEly bsar.
Fer PARTICULARS nqufe Ct henry b. Fiat lS3 Eroad say
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II
E2 Broadway. absve 6rsna street-opeu every nighs
ans the week I'll further notice The original and we'll
nn2nn Chrs:y mnsrels Prissns ehcient and
oalue corps OF talented aud ezperien
an ler he m.nsgenens Of p Christy whose concerts
ss cy Ter succession Of hve years. have been received
Teses cents Doors open q. c and VIII oommeace ..
ociook The ps-org Of uhrs.ys EtrStse
gay inforas4 'st tie Saturday sfsrncor
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NIRs. LMNA GILLINGHAN BosTWICK.s FIRar soI.

N1 RS EMMA GILLINGHAf 4 BO5TWICK'S FIR3T SOC
'A zee Musicale on Tieeday oth Uctober-Programme:-
fhrt IL. CYerture-Ia mec ioine medicine
ohestIa-Rerole Romance-" AL par Angelo (Giovsn.
ma al NsPo) siguor Rsni-Srakoseh; g. Cayatins-"Ho-
brt toi cue aime thobort lie Disble) Mrs Bostwlck-
M'5erbeer soi'-violin Fantasia tLinda d ChamouaxJ
bslr 'tbli Swedish No lody-The Dan Song Pretty
petty Girls Mrs BostsleiAhistrom. Part IL6 scr'
tpie-ffonze orte Full Orchestra-Auber Solo yolon-
se,io-G5tbd Fantasia Ola soDnambua), Herr Braun; &
solo stmmo gelo air from La Schiays Ia Bgiad) Ms
bobtNiol tnc Herr Gre be-Pnein with yariations for
voice snd piano - Artols; Air" IL mo IA st1ro (Don
"Vhnni) zig BailLi-MozErt; 10 Scotch Ballad"o yn
We bnra Lsvy lsYe, Mrs Hostwickj H. Kallad-" The
NAtehmIns ry Ms ssick Moore CoLdaetor Of tha
trebestrs ueSrae BistU~. iiaLOfurte Mr. u G. III IN
D9tis open at 70 commence ocl,ck Car
rHtes rsy be ordered at 10 O'clock recei
ana cats soecttd ct the music W ii al 4, SON 21
bioadvey. lXtra tick.ts 81 cents each
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NA1ioSAL CONCERT HALL. NOS. % AM DSl CANAL
~ street near Blosdwsy Sacred Concert sunday
cy ping Oct 10 ls5l Grand Orchestra, under direction
Q el nhi tr cnmnenre At o'clnck. - '
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open at curtain rises at o'cock Dress Circle and
boxes cents Pit 2 eens Orchestra Tickets so cents;
Frva.e Boz Tickets 81 Monday evening, Oct a. the per.
.ormppcee Will G with entitled THE
NV YORK MILLINEE;o he Letter Carrier and his ogs
TOBY Flint kr Blanchard Roland Yllers Mr. BRADSHAW;
Mkaiph M NorIs M Arnold Cary Wcody Mrs Nichols TO
ne efoiloved by the drama of rHE MANIAC LOWERING
ebael. Mr., J. r. scott Mary woodward Mrs Nichols To
conclude with MABEL the CuILD OF THE BATTLE
FlELD-steoLhs,i. Mr. Clarke; Mabel, Mrs Nichols.
The republic., 1851-09-06
CARPETS.
"rr So rDE,

TURNBULL & co, 242 BALTIMORE STREET,
A RE now receiving and opening their Fall i'm
IA portations of
VELVETS, TAPESTRIES, AND BRUSSELS
CARPETS,
and are prepared to exhibit the most complete
sortment OF new patterns and styles ever exhibited
in this country, which will be offered at lower
rates than usual.
THREE-PLY AND SUPERFINE CARPETS.
We are now receiving fall styles of the
above, including many patterns manufactured
expressly for qs, and which cannot be obtained
elsewhere.
Low PRICED CARPETINGS.
We have a large assortment of good styles Of
low priced CARPETS. which be offered at prices
80 low as to defy competition.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN 0ILCL0THS,
large and complete assortment, from two TO
twenty four feet wide.
DRUGGETS, from one TO four yards wide; Crumb
Cloths, new and beautiful article; Chenille and
Tufted Rugs, Mats, Piano and Table Covers, Stair
Rods, &C., together with every article apperaining G
TO the Carpet business.
TURNBULL & CO,
242 Baltimore street.
First Carpet Store above Charles.
Sent 3-dSt
The republic., 1851-09-06
PLANK SROAD-yyAsHINGTON AND ROCK.
VILE TURNPIKE COMPANY,

TNIIE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS, with the
A. majority Of the Stoc kholdcrs, have determined
to construct ON this turnpikea Plank Road runnin
from the city boundary Seventh street TO the line
of the District and Montgomery county. Mary land,
and for that purpose will issue stock to the
tent Of seven hundred and fifty shares of ftoenfg
dollars each, and have appointed the undersigned
to solicit and receive subscriptions to the same.
Books open at Office for the purpose.
Fre dollars each share is to be paid at the time
of subscribing, and a like amount every sixty
days until the whole is paid.
The advantages of such a road 10 the city, and
the property in the vicinity of the road must be
apparent TO all conversant with its situation. There
is but little doubt that similar road will soon be
built, connecting this road with Rockville and
Brookville-the last in the midst of n fine agri.
cultural country; thus opening direct and easy
route from Montgomery and the upper part OF
Anne Arundel counties to this city for the trans
portation Of the products Of that and the surround
ing country.
Plank Roads being most extensively CON
structed throughout the countrY, and have euerg-
tnhcre proved profitable Investments, paying large
dividends 70 the stockholders, besides Improving
the value OF property near them, aud greatly in
crcasing the trade in the PLACES through which
they pass.
a considerable portion Of the stock has already
been subscribed.
Holders of tho old stock In the company are onti-
tied 10 share of stock for every Oo shares
of the old, which will be issucd to them on surren
der Of the old certificates The new road will pro-
bably be finished in lcss than i.-.-,ye months and
ready ior traV",.. ne cost will be less than Z la.
vso, lt s thought il will pay DIVIDEND of mol esq
than hve per cent. the frt year sher " finished,
and the diyidenda will steadily increase.
CHUBB. SCHENCK & CO,
August s-diitf Bankers, opposite Treasury.
The republic., 1851-09-06
[coRREspoNDENoE OF THE REpuBLIc.l
BALTIMORE. Sent. 6-5 d.

BALTIMORE, Sept SIS p. m.
The news to-day from Cuba, thus far, is adverse
to Lopez and his party of marauders A despatch
from New Orleans, under date of Sd instant, states
that the steamer Cherokee had arrived there with
later advices from Havana, announcing the cap
ture and execution of Lopez and most Of his COM
mand. This is all the despatch states, except that
more would be sent soon, relating the particulars
which has not yet come to hand. am much in
clined to believe the despatch is true. ESQ, an
end has been put TO Cuban invasion for the present
The Empire City is now fully due at New York.
She will bring Havana accounts to the lst or I'd,
and, in all probability, put doubt and uncertainty
TO rest in regard to the matter.
The Wings of the several wards in the city held
primary meetings last night, and elected delegates
to assemble in convention and select candidates for
all the offices, Judges, clerks of courts, sheriff,
&c.,) under the new constitution. They de-
termined to have straight ut-and-out ticket.
There is much spirit and good feeling in the party.
The republic., 1851-09-06
President Jefferson ON Military Expedite as
uualusa Snniu.


writer in the New York Mirror. reviewing the
case of the recent expedition against Cuba, and
the course Of the Administration in reference TO
thai and similar enterprises, says:
Sin 1906, when Thomas Jefferson, the President
of the United States, was informed that there were
a great number of private individuals arIning and
organizing themselves contrary 10 law, TO carry on
military expeditions against Spain, he said In his
sixth annual message to Congress: Il thought IT my
duty, by proclamation well as by special or
ders, to take measures for preventing and sup
pressing this enterprise, for seizng the vesse,
arms, and other means provided for it, and for ar
resting and bringing to justice its authors and
abettors Ii was due to that good faith which
ought to be the rule OF action in public well as
private transactions; il due TO good order and
regular, government that. while the public force
was acting strictly the defensive the criminal
attempts Of private individuals to decide for their
country the question of peace or war by com
mencing active and unauthorized hostilities,
should be promptly and efiicaciously suppressed
In his fourth annual message he says; That indi-
viduals should undertake 10 wage private war in
dependenty of the authority of their country can
not be permitted in well-ordered society. lts
tendency to produce aggression on the laws and
rights of other nations, and TO endanger the peace
of our own, is obvious that doubt not that you
will adopt for restraining it efectually
in the future. The law Of 1918 was adopted for
this very purpose"
The republic., 1851-09-06

cations, assuming such unquestionably dangerous
powers, were now dissolved, but il continued there
Is no calculating the extent Of the injury which
may result to as State. The dangerous
tsndencies, In other respects, Of Organizations OF
the character under consideration, the excite
ment produced in the public mind consequent
| upon their action, resistance to the constituted
| authorities, which must almost inevitably re-
suit, and threatened collisions between themselves
and officers OF the law In the execution oil their du
ties, cannot but be appreciated and deprecated by
every right thinking and patriotic citizen of the
State, and need not therefore be dwelt upon here.
Whatever may have been the exigency heretofore
existing, requiring, supposed to require the
adoption of extraordinary measures the part OF
the citizens, 1t has now happily, in great degree,
passed, and such measures should on this account,
If on no other, be at once abandoned. Another
criminal code with more efficient provisions, at
taching adequate penalties to the- commission OF
offences, and directing more prompt and effec-
tive administration of justice, has gone into opera
ton. Courts now enabled 20 try, sentence and
the offence deserves safe and secure pri-
son houses being provided, and the officers,
there is reason to believe, are ready and anxious
to discharge the high duty imposed upon them by
the people.
cannot do less, therefore, than earnestly recon-
mend to my fellow citizens everywhere through
out the State TO aid in sustaining the law, for in
this is our only real and permanent security As
sociations may be organized, but they should be
formed with the view to aid and assist the officers
of the law in the execution of their duties, and act
in concert with the civil authorities to detect ar
rest, and punish criminals By pursuing this
course much good may, and undoubtedly will, be
accomplished, and all the dangers which threaten
| unlawful assumptions of power thus averted. In
efficiency will not then secure impunity TO crimes,
nor dangerous criminals be permitted 10 go un-
whpt of justice. 1t is my sworn duty to see that
the laws executed, and feel assured that all
good citizens will cordially cooperate with in
its discharge. JoHs McDoUeAL, Governor.
The republic., 1851-09-06
T1uRNIrunE pay GooDs.-rb

TNUREITURE DRY GOODs.-The following
IL described Goods have just been added TO our
stock In trade all of which will be found the very
best, newest style, and most reasonable in price Of
their class
French Cashmere Piano and Table Covers, in
sets to match which will be sold by the set sim
gle one, may be desired; all in medallions,
bouquets, and wreaths OF flowers, which appear as
rich natural fiOWerE.
Sol ct Lnine Pier Table Covers, in Damascus or
Oriental weaving. These goods are unique and
more elegant than any thing Of the kind seen
in this country before.
Damask Laine Piano and Table Covers to match.
Embossed Cloth do do
Also, Stand Covers to match.
French thread Tides, for divans, arm-chairs,
arms of chairs, backs Of do toilets, cake or fruit
baskets, circular and square.
Double Satin Damask Table Cloths, in sizes from
1914 by 1914 to 1914 by 20-4, Napkins and Overlays
to match. For the design and production of these
goods the manufacturer was awarded two medals,
fac similes of which may be with the goods.
6-S Damask Tea Napkins, very cheap.
l case new style Damask Curtain Materials, a
new and pretty material and very cheap, with
gimps and side loops to match.
i case rich Window Curtain Cornices, some oil
which are 10 and IL inches wide, with centres,
side pins, arms, and bands to match.
/ case rich Gilt Arches, for suspendng drapery
over French bedsteads, with bolts and plateaus 10
match, new and elegant goods.
general assortment of Whitney, Edinburgh,
and Mackinaw Blankets, all riband- bound, mapped
on both sides, and very low priced
bales grey Twilled Blankets, for servants, n
very heavy and serviceable article, to which the
attention Of farmers and planters is invited. They
will be sold at prices which will be object to
them.
Also, general assortment of Flemish Scotch,
Irish, and English Table and Chamber Linens,
and all other articles in the Furniture Dry Goods
line which may be required for the comfort and
convenience of housekeepers, all Of which en-
gage TO sell on the most inviting terms.
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Pa av., door east Of the corner of 9th at.
The republic., 1851-09-06

,
which from our last adviccs seemed inevitable in
Nicaragua, has at last broken out, we learn
from the following letter from our correspondent
at San Juan:
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, Aug. %, 1851.
On the evening Of the 4th inst, at Leon General
Munoz the ex-Ininister OF War, at the head of a
small body of troops took prisoners the President,
Don jose Laureano Pineda and all of his cabinet,
except DIR. Jesus de la Rocha, and sent them TO
Port La Union, Tigre Island, from whence the
British steamer took them to San Juan da la Con-
cordia
The Senate Immediately assembled at Granada,
for Leon the capital possession of the insur
gents, and elected Don Jose del Montenegro Pres
ident; DIR. Jesus de la Rocha, Secretary Of Finan-
ces Don Fermin Ferrer, Secretary of Foreign Af-
iairs Don Buenaventura Silva, Secretary of War
The Muioz faction elected Don Justo Albaunaz
President; Don Arcediana Soliz, "a friar,) Secre-
retary Of Finances; General Munoz Secretary of
War.
The people of the State of Nicaragua do not &C
knowledge the Muloz administration, and the next
information receive from the seat of difficulty, !
expect, will be the capture assassination of
Muhoz.
Our 'Charge," the Hon. John B. Kerr, has been
received by President Montenegro.
The "Nicaragua route'' is now fairly open, and
travellers cross from ocean to the other
with comfort and safety.
A Mr.. Maynard, from New York, by the Prone
theus, on her last trip, died here this morning.
1t is very sickly here at the present time, but bus
meas is very good. There are about two hundred
Californians in town, that Yankee faces are not
as formerly.
The republic., 1851-09-06
MAPS AND CHARTS OF CALIFORNIA,
JUST FINISHED AND READY FOR
D{~TRIGUTION


A SERIES OF CHARTS embracing the latest
IN surveys Of the Farallones, entrance to the Bay
of San Francisco, Bays of San Francisco and San
Pablo, Straits of Carquines and Suisun Bay, Con-
fuence and Deltic Branches of the Sacramento
and San Joaquin Rivers, and the Sacramento River
(with the middle fork) to the American River, in
cluding the Cities of Sacramento and Boston, to-
gether with Sailing Directions, Tables of Latitude,
Longitude, and Variation, Bearings and Distances,
and Tidal Observations, by CADwALADER RING
GOLD, Commander u. S. Navy.
The Series consists OF six Charts, 80 by 30 inches
each. The General Sheet exhibits at one view the
whole survey made by Commander Ringgold, in
cluding Survey of the San Joaquin River by c. D.
Gibbes, with Airline and River distances between
all the important Cities in the Slate of California
Sheet No. exhibits the Farallones and Entrance
to the Bay of San Francisco a scale of half an
inch to mile.
Sheets Nos 3 3, and 4. are scale of about
one inch to mile; combined, they extend from the
Bay of San Francisco to the American River show
ing the locations of the Cities of San Francisco,
Vallejo, (he capital of the State,) Benicia, Mar
tinez. New York Of the Pacific, Suisun, Sacra-
mento, and Boston.
Sheet No. 8 contains Charts of the Principal An :
chorages from San Francisco to Sacramento City,
on enlarged scales.
ALI orders directed to the undersigned, care OF
VIM. +. Bayly, Stationer, Washington city, ID. c..
will be promptly attended to.
FRED. ID. STUART, Sole Agent.
Aug I-deowU