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sure was to be thrown open to the public
for an admission fee Of twenty-five cents,
when the dogs were all to be let loose for
a general set-to for the amusement Of the
fancies. But for the truth of this | can
not vouch "I tell the tale as twas told
to me-"
Yours &C., PowHATTAN.
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Tho Language Of Music.

EVER one has heard, says Punch eff the
language of flowers, in which lackadaiscad
young ladies' might talk sweet stuff by the
ilowcr-pot full for hours; hut according to
the same authority more dangerous nul-
sancc has lately sprung up in the facilities
given by the titles Of songs for filrtatlons
between the young men in music shops and
their fair purchasers. The following is a
specimen, not only of what might happen,
but what, no doubt, does happen very fire.
qucntly in some of the London musical
stores, and perhaps on this side of the wa
ter as well.- YANKEE BLADE.
SCENE, A SnoP'-Y Young man discOrer-
ed sorting pusic behind q conner. Enter
young lady qeiM roll Of music:
Young Lady (sofly ).-Oh I've come
to return Gloves Whisper"
Young Man.-Allow me to offer you
"Thc heart bow'd down" Pm sure it will
please you.
Young Lady-Be good enough to change
"The heart bow'd down" for "Happy
Heart" and then III take it. left it be-
hind me the last time was here.
Young Man.-IfI had known You had
left it behind, would have looked out "The
Manly Heart" to 90 back with it. Shall [
send it by Parcels delivery?
Young Lady.-No, I'll take that and
"Yhe Manly IIeart' home with me to-
gether. Have you anything else very
pretty to tell me Of
Young Man Cooking over stock of mu-
sic and con moltO e1pressione. )-"I love her,
how love her" "She shines before me
! like 4 star"
Young Lady (also turning over music. }
"Will you love me then as now 2"
Young Mau.-"Dcarest, then I'll love
thee more"
Young Lady.-''Then you'll remember
me-" Now can I depend upon all these
Young Man.-Ccrtainly and may be
allowed to add "My last thoughts of thee"
Young Lady.--Thats strange. l was
going to say, "Why do I weep for thee ,
But, perhaps, we had better say both.
Young Mani will put them both to-
gcthcr.
Young Lady.--Do. 1 will go over both
when I get home, and as soon as I can
make up my mind l will let you know my
choice. Good morning. Exit.
Young Man.-Good morning. Uook
ing over music as she leaves the shop.)
She is gone from my gaze" Exit to
parlor behind the shop to dinner.
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The article in our last, upon "Vitiated
Air in Public Assemblies" through mis-
take was not credited to the AMERICAN
PHRESoLoGIcAL Journal, as it should
have been. BY the by, we consider that
one of the best scientific papers published
in America, and it certainly is not excelled
for the beauty Of its appearance.
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A gentle heart is like ripe fruit, which
bends SO low that it is at the mercy of
every one who chooses to pluck it, while
the harder fruit keeps out of reach.
Patience is moral mus1uito net. Po-
litcncss is like an air cushion-thcrc may
b, nothing in it, but it eases our jolts Won
deriully.
A little boy, moro thoughtful than boys
generally arc, but not more than they
should be, on being tumblcd into the mud
by comrade, was asked why he didn't
serve his abuser in the same manner, when
he replied d,-"If l should, there would be
two suits of clothes to clean"
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Some of the Boston Landlords are "a
customed to place an extra fork across the
plates of their delinquent boardcrs. What
for ?-Je6srsonian.
1t is as much as to say, 'Jork orcr."
A lady in mcnagerie being asked why
she so closely scanned the elephant with
her opera glass, replied that she was "look-
ing for the koyholc to his trunk !"
In London the people pay a penny for
being shaved, and sixpencc for news
paper in this country they pay sixpence
for being shaved, and penny for the
newspaper. The printers are on the wrong
end of the stick.
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HARpER's MAcAzINE, "thc Prince of
the monthlies, for July, contains the usual
varieties of reading matter which charac-
terize that excellent publication. 1t con-
tains the fac-similcs of the signatures to
the declaration of Independence, which are
alone we'll worth doul lie the price of the
number. For sale at Barnes.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

AMONG the attractions at Watch Hill,
that pleasant place of summer resort, Wis
tors should not fail to visit the LiGe-sa-
Wing apparatus, placed there by the New
York Humane Society. 1t consists of one
of francis Life Boats upon wheels, one Of
f'rancis' Patent Life Cars, and the appa-
rotus for getting line from the shore
TO the wreck La short it is as com.
ll9tc an arrangement for saving the live.
Of shipwreckod mariners, as could be de
yised by human ingenuity. Mr.. Nash th'
gcntlemanly proprietor of the Watch Hi
House, takes pleasure in showing it to Wis
TORS, and explaining the manner Of usin
i, free Of charge.
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GOLD AND GoD.-Therc is something
forcible in the anccdotc told Of dstin-
guishcd preacher, who, not being able to
make any impression upon a mans under
standing, wrote the word God on a piece Of
paper "Do you see that" said he to
the individual eyes" lie then cover
ed the word with piece of gold, "Do
you see it now - The effect was start
ling. The man saw at once what had shut
his eyes to all that was true and beautiful
in tho world, and most worthy of his devo-
ton
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THE SCIENCE OF GOING TO BED.-The
earth is magnet, with magnetic currents
constantly playing around it. The human
body is also magnet, and when the body
is placed in relation to the earth, these
bodies harmonize-whcn in any other po-
sition should be chosen in which the mag
nctic currents of the earth and body will
not conflict. This position as indicated by
Il theory and known by experiment, is to
lie with the head towards the North pole.
Persons who sleep with their heads in the
opposite direction, or lying crosswise, are
liable to fall into various nervous disorders
When they go back to the right position,
these disorders, if not too deeply impress
ed upon the constitution, soon vanish
Sensitive persons are always moro refresh
ed by sleep when their heads point due
North Architect in planning houses, should
bear this principle in mind. Exchange.
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foF the Literary Echo,
Mans Love.

on, cold nconstancy This is not woman,
">c. Miss LANDoN.
Mans love is like the tickle wind
IN c}er-Yarying channels roaming,
AoW sporting with the blushing rose,
Then tie fair lily's cup caressing,
One moment at some shrine it kneels
The ncEs--its idol is forgot
lis tickle as the changeful wind
and false as fckle-trust it not
Mans love is like the subtle sea
Awhile il summer calmness sleeping
Tempting The hopeful mariner
70 trust MS frail bark in its keeping
Then wrccking it midst angry storms.
Dh, II thou would'st not share the lot
~ the wrecked mariner, beware;
al2I'S love is false,-oh, trust it not.
Mans is like the fickering flame
Upon some altar dimly burning
Aw1ile Il glows with fervent heat,
@aon is suddenly expiring
- &aylndeed burn once again
1ut other fuel must be brought
o IecV tie fiame-man's love requires
New OBJECTS ever-trust it not
Mans love is like the rainbow hues
Axe! summer shower appearing
@ view with fascinated gaze
lie Jis,on fair when 10, tits fadinr!
80 Is !an's love, it charms awhile
Then caves us but returneth not
us nccting as the crainbow's smile
anu rail as air-Ill trust it not
GENEVA
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Expectations which has 50 long
stood on tip-toc, has been obliged, in con-
sequence of the rapid advancement of the
age, to substitute pair of stills.
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whole congregation. The audience was
we'll pleased with the ceremony, which we
think was the most sensible we ever wit
messed. Cincinnatti paper.
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G.)e Giterarp Gebo.

lFea t~rIy, July 10, 1851.
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Markets. { ,REyULLy REroETID FoE TgE T1.E-g1.
ssIrkltT. ss-s a
bbs Al Sts7s ioT Pots .nd s. - - rsar-s.
COTTON steady. bat ihs demand - issn ~ -
from the Ased tTnnsss - kadsft, 80 .is
-four AND MFAI--oar nar.es o,.s.f "a. a.
rather heavy lor the oW grades o. s,s A. f.s
Chapg. t.ss, was better s.raud A., rs..r. A. ,s ~,
ket CLOSED hfm ~A far dsata4 T. teitsf ff4.ts
Salsble 10th toE the nome trade AID ~ la Ces@.s
and wanted al s. lac .aiss @! Dosssst fess..
and Indiana and s. Sast Is for pure Gss@ses stsss
rs 81. ady but quiet SAFES y ~ osis ~ - iss - 4 ~
10 goed brands 90 B4l'.mpfc. 4 eI4 ira as9
Georgetown. I've Fnur and Cora Mea .rs'os a-si
hrm Buckwhesi = N better demand a. "a 10 81 ~ +
GRAM aere Is a better demand fo1 whes, = n.Inz
and tot enpoIs >inee The ARRIVAL Of iae AmeSSas mai
The private adyces quite favorable the pub sed
accounts and the market closed firm. vain fa,r de-
mand The sales 2,6oe bush prule White Canada al
ssc Sooo bush White Michigan net made Xnown,
1880 bush go0J te prme G.oesee Al %'Ssc, anu Gao
SAWS Of 7ooe bush 1oialc Oats more plenJ,
steady and sal,hle at SSdS Tor STATE and S5d3c FOR
jersey Barley veN quis, and act plenty AZ 2aS Com
not plesty anu the market = eaoN ant With god cl
aud oapni demand S.l'> 81 'SeVV hash az o5&Ssc or
unmeTC hantaele. SOC tvT Western Mixed and sic fer
round yellow.
WHISKY-A better demand ior Western and the mar
Net steady sales OF ioc hols Al EVc&ai oI Oao and
2lo tot Prison Drudge finn sales OF % AAls at &c,
PRovISIONs-Ou market IS raors active ior po,k
new Mess hardly firm, while Prime y better and
demand. the Supply eens NeY hsh' ga = 9Sil and
The sales 81 bbls Al Sl3 ~ dSio % t pew Mess,
and SIS ISIS - fJ do Prime beei l. m Nted de-
mand the eechue noticed eSie<Ay sales NJ 20 nols
AZ SIS 5o Sil for Mes and II 500 = 50 tr Old
dull at ye,teray prcVS Dressed hsSsre selling S!c
nc Lar HEAVY. sales Of 2oo hhl> a. G9c Butter
and Cheese without change To- nNse.
NAVAL SroRES-Spinis - IprPeoi,ue a'r tsSheF
lower zee btls sold al SOC ylc cash Rough rar-
peot,ne Is nrm al So a which 2OO0 hels hsss caaRssd
hands Seoo his comrols Resin sold 4, ~ oc 81 sec
fcr Wilmington, ard 81 S)c. = Stc !og North Ceuntrs
see ees Tar sold nj -. pan 20 arrNe leo oe> Waite
Resin Sold AZ 81 9A up a. -.
StGAk-fhe sales IT uhS reported on saturday should
have been printed N0 hhds instead Of 80 hhdS
OILS and BONES The asylces frni The Pacihc ri
Destruction among the Nofh-Wesi Nhalng feet has
dsced holdets 10 withdraw their stocks they decline 20
pane pflcS belofc the news was dSse minated 2.NQ
hslx selected Whale sold at as.
RICE continues dull ORly - ties sud wholesale the
last three GsNs AZ S2S - 50
rRUIr-Sales to-day OF SEQ bas Bunoh Rasn, al s. Soc
and x3 cases CUuants at -.
HAl-fhe market for River : shade easier. but more
active Sales 81 SIZE bales al So
HoPS-our market urnef. with gnod degnSnd
Sales Il a. bales gvSd a. Prme Western al S3S1c and
Eastern IN lots. 2$a9 soc
TALLoW--A steady market. With moderate sgpply
SAFES of Lee lbs. PIlNe at lie. cash
BEESwAX-ws note sale OF .oGCb Prime yellow a,
a<h
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lPER AMERICA. At OsTOS-Addltonal J
From lovd's list Oct 2


Deal-Arr Oct /, Devonshire. Hoyey, NewYork Mar
earet. (Amencan shp) Quebec. Sid Savannah, -,
Fayal-
Cowes-Put hack Oct /. Peter GodeiIroy. -, Newt Or
leans. Arr Of COwes. Oct 2, Franklin ~ New-YorA.
tamouth-Au. Sept. 80, Mercla VI Kenze, Demenra
for MhItehl~en
Liverpool-Arr Sept &c. Moses Wheeler KING st John
y b. oct l. Cty o Glasgow (sl Phlade phH. Sid Sept
20. Ahus. Gregory. Philadelphia, and not the 2ith
Sept. before reported Excelsior. Crocker NewYors
Clyds-An. Sept 80 Annabella. Dow. DemeraTa Sarah.
Cole Trinidad Sid. Enc Lewis. New-York.
SIas undArT Sept. p. Carl SpeIgelhuTg. Charleston
RoGen-ArT Sept. %. Gaulois, Bonnet New Orleans
MareilesArr. Sept p. rrnsito Ernanes, Charleston.
Bomhay-Arr. Sept 70. Sea Breeze. Brown. Boston.
CalcutiaArr Aug II. VIM. Sturges, Boston IN, Col
umbIa Slhe. Boston 9th Linton Rgg, New-Nork 10th,
Orissa. Sears, Boston 18th. Louisa, Snow, Boston.
From Lloyds List Oct l.
Gravosond-Arr. Sept 80. American Eagle, Chadwick 4,
New-loTA. SID. Sept 81. Ocean Queen Grswold, for \
YoIk
Dca-AIr I'm. the River, Sept 81. zenobia Jackson, for
New-NoIk
Lyerpool-ArT Sept &c. Eliza. Allan Charleston L.v-
ng Age. SNOW. Baltimore star OF the West Phladepha
Washington. Pare. Newly orr Esmeralda. VI ManuS. DO
Sid SeIt -. Salem, g o>on for Mobile 30th. Jane ht
sin Sr son, flr New Orleans; West POINT Allen, Tor n.
York Shannon. Wait. Tor 90.
Clyde-Arr Sept o. Brenda. VI Lood. Barbados Gov.
HiucAle~ LuTng. New YORK.
Duoln-Au. Selt. q, TUSCANY, MAYO. st Ionn, \ X.
QueenstoWn-Sld SEPT. u. Amazon. Thompson for y.
lsrh Jessea. TAYLOR Tor do, Cambria. MCnorh, i!f
Liverpool. Thomas Joseph. Charleston. for Waterford.
slronstad'-ArT Sept %. Z n. Bcarse. Now-Ior..
Antwerl-Arr SEPT. o. Columbus. Lscherc Mattnyas.
AlgecIras ads-ArT. Sept rs. SlenLo, Antolt. New
Orleans, and I'D for Genoa
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n,r vopu DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, OCTOBER co. 1851.

'e, with a fine hrv,zefrom tts ~e.svard II n,ar
place, seen bars GEN. from PhHah-'pnia i'f
Boston
Oct ls Of Bloc. Island. schr Unoa I'm Prov
,tehcs r B2sosre aso schr Worcester In nv 'sisEee
for PHI aielphis
Sep; 10, lat % v lons y 90 W ta,k ABonn'o Sc
Costa. I'm Baia. Me. for Palermo.
SEPT TO- az g. long j.. ship Washington. tBf "ht'.
I'm Liverpool TT MopLs
Sept W la, po5 long Il " snip Independence Fetea-
~ I'm London .or New-Yors
SeI; rs lar 80 a. iong II %, ship Agnes. schsirns. 81
and i'm Bremen fcr New YORK
Sepf 81 lat a. = long = - " passed Aue,cAs
ship sho~ a red signal With
sep q lat 20 long %. bark Ellen. Mitchell. I'm New
casle for Boston.
Sept a. a, 81 long 10. ship Rob, Kelly Barsto~, '@.
Liverpool for New YORK.
sept - no lat. Sc shp New England MaRss., iroaa
Havrs for Ns~ Orleans
sep q q tie start tarl Collnba, Geerssr, Of aHd
I'm. B-eWenfar Nsw-Nors
sept p Of Weymouth. bark Edmund Wehman. cf and
I'm Bremen fur New Iors.
SEPT o. II rfland josephine. LaRdstsdt. Of and
Bremen FOR New-Ysrs. .
Sept 80 of the Lizard Lshi. bark Philadelphia, Hull
nan, II and IN Bremen for Philadelphia.
SEPT Il. ia. - long a. hrig CyEth2. I'm. Rio JSneLo
ior Baltimore
sept p. lat % 20 N long IS 90 W sehr Thomas Con-
leT. IN Norfolk for Barbados
oct. l. "A; g IS long IS IS W bris Brothers from
Norfolk foT Bartfdoes.
Oct. IS. at - o. long 20 o.. clipper ship Wild Pigeon
IN New-Neik oct. loi for san Francisco.
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Uaion. from Neio OrsaasRobi l.. Weeks,
A. Ssrrati j. Stephens. H. Carr. Miss Kitty Semple MISS
Martha Sempe, Col Robert sempe and tady, Mrs Smith
and enid " Y. Scott {. CooA, Nj Peek. Thomas How
ard DR. Belden. Mir Ioulle Mr. MYERS Mrs. Cruger and
children. DR.. Rowan. Robert Stewart-and II IN the
toeBge
In siHM,ridiGn from JUerYooiMessrs T Baker, DAVIS
and Robinson
IN ship Agnes. from Brensa-Alber Wiekens. Heinrich
Meir. c c CAsten. Care Bake and family, { Hasha
gen. Sophie Koolmsn, Graz Weisner. DR. Junghaus,
= AnsessieIn and lazy
IN ship Hariecs frona LiseD0ol-Dr. White Mrs White,
Mn Cl4rs. Nss ~ aids. Miss SPENCER
"a ssp M1r.crsf = ras from Lon11a-Nrs NJ Kent OF
London. Rey J d Nor Ssr-Xork NJ II. Mosle,
Misses ycs and T. y y .. 4 Kingston. Canada Charles
n Mo- % Gefnssny Jz.es Pepper Of LOnoon, Mrs.
n Dssyaniy. Il Nea-fggS D. :. Naruan, 4 eN.
snotls, Of Germany &rs 4 Gfsv-s, Mr. and hiss
K webster Il SsN-T NJ Sargent, Mr. NJ En-
Mesi Mfs " A Hamt.A. Hi.s May A HDnblIn. Mr..
join Cs. vi - Mana ST. y. Wfn. Sicily Wa. Wood.
John CFols 4sil VI ...ss MAJ ,nd Am Whitman. all %
TbRianc Pasr10rs and l.ir. A Se3gSlcs HaTsi, So
~ AID i.t.rt secga .ck, Ms d Dhgnan Mrs Emma
Or ~fafd. 81 Ul l4ll1a Ms- A. Law u scotland
b t.,a. q HIrfaif -
p 5yag IS aitrog .tron Car'a1cenq-W II BDde, VII
"a I
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NJ b. BUTLER, Auctoneer
DUBLIC DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

u On TUESDAY. October 81, as l0i o'clock, at No. II
Sprucest I'd foor the entire stock OF jewery silver
ware watches &c belonging 70 the Estate OF John Bar
ron, misunderstanding ot gold aud silver watches,
large variety OF COLA rings rings bracelets gold pens
and pencils gold fob and guard chains gold keys. scarfs
ard breast SILVER and steel spectacles, SILVER spoons
forks &c 81 being the general assortment and stock Of
jewelers. Store and worthy the attention Of the trade
Terms u SaleCash Cafo sues three days before sale
JAMES 5. THAYER, Public Administrator,
ol8 NJ Nassaa-s
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Foreign Ports.


At smyrna i7th ult barSs Iona King. I'm. B son wa
Malta 10Th, for Boston % DAYS Lepanto Giriner,
do AMI NewIors 10 days. Sid 9TH ship superior.
lSwl NeW-York. 9Th. barss Vim. V Bowen Wass. B'>-
ton 18th. Sutana Watson. do 18th, ship Sophia Aer.
NisWell. NeN-Tork bark Mlmesa Sewell. Boston.
A. Zan'e 9TH ult. bng Russell. MAYO. for Nsw-lofs,
lG- Sid 18Th bark Palmetto Bell. Boston.
No Am. vessels at Malta 18th ui
Sid I'm Bordeaux 27th uli, bark REINDEER Lawrence.
NeS-OTleans
sid I'm Havre 18th ul;.. ship Geruania, Wood. New
YORK
An Liverpool sth ut snip star Of the West BOVINE
OF Grea, Orm's Head, E Goth ult, snip Washington.
p &c. ina New-Hors.
Ar at Bahia previous to lst nit. steamship Golden Gate,
Patterson. i'm New-YorS Aug 2, Tor Panama.
All Stanley. Falkland Islands. June 49, schr joan r.
Davidson. Smiley Rio JaneIro.
At CadIz 18th ut. bark y " Bridge, NORWOOD, ioE
Malaga and Boston IN few DAYS.
Al Port SPAN 7th ult, brg Fairy, Sheed I'm bI'1ules
for Philadelphia $3.50 NJ,
Ar at trinidad Cuba. 29th u, hrg India, Hobbs Pail
Gdelphla. -
Al Cardenas inst hrigs Eliza Horton I'm Ncs-fcrH,
dlSg {, n Wright Ellofson. for do readv
At Ma,anzaS tn barSs John Aves, Chase i-r Port
land soon Hess. SOupsr wig hrgS Commerce, Green
law fin Boston arr 5th dsg J. X Dow, Oliver, or Isle
Of Pines load cedar and logwoOl IoI New-IotA Arel
DAVIS wig schr Isabella Gage. for Charleston. ready
All AZ Mane goth ut. urle Argus. hean Havana ana
sid 9TH inst. for Charleston.
Ar at Kingston Jam Sept. D.. trs Kate Pendersa'iiur
Baltimore Schrs Gen TayloT Atkinson. do and sid OCT
for do y Mary Ann for Phade lphIa SD. Oct Q, scnr
Mariana for New York l0th brig Mexico. Tor New-iork
Ing Mount Vernon. Porter. New Orleans
In port Oct il-s~ Honda. RanSdel, from Norfolk Tor
Baraqma. put 9th coal and 70 repau viii ieaye in
aWeek) schrs Lamarune Barrett e. load for New horA
Arahella Keeue from Baltimore arr. 10th Br. scnr.
Rambler Newell. sd 28th Sept. ior Ne~-fors va DRY
Hlrlor
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SonooL EAMISAJIoNs.--The follow
ing Pubic schools will be examined DUNG the
week
TUESDAY, q, No No ieS Ms't-si.. near Prince.
"Wednesday. q, Ne IA No iso l,stffst Bee
THURSDAY. %, No S-No e. Grand 81. aser v sstff
Fnday, "a. No ie-No rs DaAne-s 81, ne-S Ca.fcs
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PROGRAMME-PARr l
T. Overture 20 Iamra Fun Orceessra IA VI anu
, Ballad" Lrt nie sleep nav last >leen pa tne
and oi my oirth Piano. James " Meade
Coucer;,na-Solo Piano accompaniment b.
Madame L0vany. Selections nom Norma
srTcn;sd go ----..-.- Herr Ssoe'el.
4 BaIlad--I would not lie n Sprng time
Piano. James u. NaeGer. nj liin't'
S.reuade-" S-ar Of Love Wallace i.- Mad 10 fhY.
Grand Fl1te Solo-Plano accompaniment by -
George Ioder--------- NJ S''''
s National Sang" The Fhs II orr tn's .
" ailsce Piano. Jas e. Mteder-------Ni iAI"''-
PART IL . =, -.
Bv he Ind PERMISSION OF T Hambiln, Es'i III W
COODAII-Sc.ne from the 90 widows cDn, "a
character-n which he WI give his Justly celeofa'"d wa"
taiiOns II living Actors.
: Overture 70 " La Fille du Regiment, p ~ 49,
, sco;ch song" Ctunn thro the Rye Wac LoNa,EI
pet, Drummer The Prodigy II sDuth'O Hotha
s Ra1ad-" Grave II Washington - Piano Jas
.--- VIZ iNii.''
g. Grand Violiucello Sao-Pianp acco@pam- n.
tn.nt d. (feorge Lnder------------ -.--'il pi'''
Song-"The SWISS i,tl composed by IN, .-
lev expressly toT --'''~ N''
s X,i,- Cnrdion-Fantasii, with variations %.
the WOOD and Straw lnstrumeAt composS1 =,
Q Ballad" Angels Whisper" Piano, James ~
To conclude with the lauehablc extravaganza 81 Ahb
VIRGINIA MUMMY. by I. RICE. ,,
Cards Of admission 50 cts o. ne mad AZ ne ffolss
Muse Stores and az Nibos Garden on the day anu hsh
ofthe Festival Doors open AZ b o'clock Commehce ~
y O'Clock.
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Reccipfs Of Praduce.

BIZ tA< NortA Rsr<, BcsssSotxrdcyis os9 bills Flour.
50 do Ashes 3iS do wkasks, ~ bales Wool seo sides
Leather. 81 rolls Leather. tseo bushels Oats Sa7 DO.
Wheat 32is do Germ. s6iS psgs Cheese, gu DO Batter
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AMusfmfnts.

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Manager, Mr..
Y John sstoa- IcSefs 80 een's Private Boxes s.
Dor open a, = commence az 4 0clock
THIS EVENING. Oct 20, Vii Oe slssn. Tor the hrsf
tine a new Gr1uc Ballet PzBrnu'm raIiIled,
IA Gypsy
Coru. :, Maurice y Rave, Sarah Nile { Franz
S-ea,ir-. PAU Brilliant Marguerite ------- Nile Atel
Trou.se francois RaTels NAB Nile B-s-In
IntsrrlIsSion II l. minutes
To be followed ~ tue Grand FAIRY Come P&nt0m.me,
RAOUL. Or. The Maze StaI
Raruu Zamettl.-..-J Ravtl Good CenE-----Ms. Hsuy
Courci. AntolRe R2v.l PawEhrOSer Marzett
AeIt.sa FrsEeoIs Rave CgLiect!ORsr.-....-.A AIeI
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JAMES COLE. Aucsoneer.
NAIIIAIE BIIIDI\(, iOTS-2SO Val

JAMES COLE. Auctonetr.
NALIJALE BUDDING LOTS-2S0 VAL
uabie Building Lots IN the Ninth Ward Of the City Of
BraokFn belonging 70 the estate Of Moses Smth Esq de
erased situate Washington Grand Csson aad Franz
lin avs and President. Union Saohett and Dsgrawsts,
James Cole Will sell "a auction, TUESDAY, Oct y,
1851. at u O'Clock NJ atthe Merchants Exchange. Y,
the follow ing desirable proper. VIZ.
g. Lets "a WdShngfon-ay % Lots on Union-st
81 " Clasou-ay. ii - SackstJ
kranAln-a.. "a President
" Grand 81 80 DegTaN-st
THIS property situated the improved part Of the
Cry Of the principal streets and avenues. WASH
lngion and Franklnays now being opened and VIII
soon be graded and paved Masnngron-av IS The emily
cnue which direct and continuous line from the
East River the flahDs hne and consequently will be
the leading thOroughfaTr IRON BIsnwck Nilhamsburgh
aud East Brookyh, Flaf5ush, Coney Island Bath Fort
Hamilton. a..
The commanding position Of these lots renders hem very
desirable From the nigh grades Of Washington aud ca-
the East RIVER Bay and Harbor Staten and Gov
errors Islands The Cs Of New York the
shore he well Brooklyn. " amsburgh
The beauty 4 the lOcao must be appreciated
Ierms-o0 per cent Of the purchase money may remain
bond and mortgage al per cent for Of years
desired For ful particulars and maps the pr0pcF a
Wy to Mes~s LOTT. MURPHY VANDERBILT No.
Front ~ 70 the Auconeer NJ i3 Eultoast Brooklyn,
or NJ " all. ~. y olg 3is
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Sales bp Anrtlon.
A. NJ. MERwIN, Auctioneer.
BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.

DY BANGS, BROTHER q CO.
u - Trade Sale Rooms, No 10 paIk-rov.
MONDAY, Nov II. 1851 and following days OF the week.
REGULAR FALL PARCEL SALE or ENGLISH AND ANERf-
SAN Books. STATIONERY. SC.-B h x Co. announce the
sale above and solicit c0nsignments of Books Station
er Particulars the Catalogue should be furnished
Immediately.
The conslrnments from England numerous and at
tracte embracing superb collection Of choice Books
the Of sale will afford good opportunity for the
disposal of Animals and other illustrated Works suited to
the Holiday The Catalogue will be issued at an
early da, 10