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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-04

SOUTHERN MANuFAorURrs-There are in full ope,
rati at Ceumb Ga, our Cotton Mills with a
capital of S36 900. ard employing $50 lands. In
these mills 1885 spindl s. aud nearly 400 looms.
Another cotton mltl has recently en- compeIed in
tended to be worked by slaves add which SAID 10 be
much larger than either of the other four but has not
vel gone into operation. There also in Columbus
and ITS immediate vicinity, cotton gin manuiaclory
which turns out 200 gins annually, a very extensive
Touring mill, and two loundries aud machine sh p,,
The editor OF the Clinton (Lal Fordian has an in
eresiing keteh OF the Woodvle, M IS Couon Fac
Toy, wbieh is said 10 be lurntg out 5000 wards OF
cot on cloth per week. -Four thousand spindles are
constantly employed. The capital invested SIS, 600.
offs about lift, per cent, and the number Of opera
lives is generally hundred and twenty FIVE al
cost OF 81 rs per week
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WASHINGTON IRVING
Rev. RUFUS w. GRIswoLp, D. D.
RIVERSIDE. Tuesday. Sent % 1s

RIVERSIDE, Tuesday, Sept. q, 1851
;. MY Dear Sill beg you say general v, in your
discretion, that yield to no who will be present.
IN my estimate OF the distinguished talents and admi-
rabe services of Mr.. Cooper or my readiness to do
the highest honor TO his ilusrious memory. His name
must ever ind place among the "household words"
OF all our heafs-a name as beautiful for blameless.
ness Of e as it is eminent for its attanmenis in let
ers, which has subordnaed to the higher interests of
PATRIOTISM and piety, the ervors OF fancy and the
tas> nations Of romance
Very faithfully, your friend and servant
VI, 6. w. DOANE.
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HARAssIHG AMERICAN TRAvELLERs.-Mr. Barnard
the artist VINO has returned from Europe after three
yeals absence, says that at MILAN he was put uader
mid ddy on Sunday, to have his passport examined
because he was an American, and that the treatment
toward Americans, by both The Neapolltan and Aus
TRAN officials, is such to create the conviction tina
secret orders have been gwen by The governments
those countries TO cmbarrass and hauass American
travellers as much possible, IN order 10 drive them
out, and TO keep them ont, Of the domlnlons of the
Two despols.
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NEWPORT, r. l., Thursday, Sept. ls, 1851.

My Dear Sir-l heartily sympathize with the design
great of the ustrious man whose loss we de-
plore Others have combined very high merit as an-
thors, with professional pursuits Mr. Cooper was of
those whe have gone from US, the first to devote him
sell exclusively TO letters. We admire the noble
courage with which Re entered course which none
before nm had Tried the glory which he Justly won
has reflected on his country, OF whose literary ndepen
oence ne was the pioneer and he deserves tine grateful
reco5 milton of all who survive him.
BY the lime proposed Tor he meeting, L fear | shall
not be able to return 10 New York but you may use
my name 10 any manner that shall strongly express
my delight in the writings of our departed friend nv
thorough respect for his many virtues and my sense of
that surprising ability which has made his own name
and The name of the of his fancy household
words throughout the civilized world
remain. dear sir,
Very truly yours,
GEORGE BANCROFT
Mr. GRIswo1D
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-04

CURIOUS PASSAGE in AMERICAN HIsToRY
Benton IS now at w ashington engaged on his book
his Thirty ears Observations a Senator" Ii
is reported that he has taken up his residence for the
fall and winter, looking forward now-for he has no
thing else to hope tor-to the mischief which he may
do in The coming presidential contest. Judge Wood
burys death leaves him Tree to go over to General
Houston, and it is said he will push his professions
with all his influence. Bat to the book.
Col. Benton will make strange disclosures;
and he can, II he will, damn good many of his par
ty who now stand fair before the country. Unpublished
before the next presidential election, 1t will create a
sensation One passage of it is said to present cur
Gus state OF affairs, under the Polk adlnnS ration 1t
has been read to some one, some one has read it.
design during he with Mexico of Withdrawing
the troops from the service altogether This design
is said to have been formed in consequence of the
camor OF the Wings about the immense expenditure Of
money TO the war.
The order tor this purpose actually signed BY
Secretary Marcy, OF the War Dapart ent. Col Ben
ton heard of il late at night He called on The Pres
dent was closeed with HIM Tor several hours and the
result recall of the order aud the prosecu
the consequences OF The exercise OF his personal nfia-
with the President this matter, that he saved
the Democratic party from destruction, and there IS
much ground tor such claim. II true il is a curious
ep sode OF thai war, and reflect no credit upon
the abiuet of MIR. Polk II not rue Mr. Ma cy can
explain it. When it is recoecttd that Mr.. Benton
had influence enough with the Presi ent induce him
TO reconme nd the creation OF the office o. lieutenant
General in the of the United States with he in
en'ion to elevate him to thai command over two Of
the gleatt st and most successful Generals the world
ever aw, It Will not surprise any III mixing hear
OF The disclosure which it is said NJ. Benton intends
to make 10 his BOO st Louis Rep ubLicaa
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DONATION w w. Corcoran, Esq, the eminent
of $500 TO the fund for the benefit Of Father
Mathew. Mr.. Collins has also rendered him i ee
passage to Liverpool in of his steamships .-Balt.
Cnnar
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-04

Father Mathew is expected to leave New
York for England on the 25th instant in the U.
5. mail steamer Atlantic, free passage having
been rendered him by Mr.. Collins.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-04

Mr. Todd American Minister at Rio de ia
metro, was expected to leave there on his return
home about the lst of September.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-04

The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is now OWNED
by the children OF the late Gen Jesup AID the chill
dfen Vt the late Colonel Crogan who received it as q
bsquestrom wealthy relative
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-04

The explosion of keg of powder at Mr.. Lands
grocery store on Monday night is very mysterious
affair, there many surmses and rumors in re-
gard oit Mr. James Barry who used the three stories
OF the large building the above the grot cry as erockery
rooms, had large stock on hand, considerable por-
tlon OF which was smashed into atoms. His loss is quite
heavy His family, who occupied the rooms situated
on Market square IN the same tenement, all sud-
denly Frustrated by the severity OF the concuss ion and
such was Its power thai heavy iron bars and bolts were
torn from their places and precpaed 10 the stores and
houses the opposite side of the street. There were
several hair breadth escapes and it is miracle that
there were no lives destroyed. The store-hou and
BARRIERS shop adjoining, were utterly demolished
We learn that the Mayor and Fire Wardens were
engaged examining into the matter yesterday morning
but we did not hear he result OF their investigation
GN0rf0Lk Argus
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Low WATER The last Mobile papers state that
the rivers in that region so extremely low that
shipments of goods and produce We're made with DIFF
hcuty, even at the prevailing high rates OF freight
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-04

A meeting Of literary gentlemen was recently
held at the City Hall, in New York, in honour OF
the msmory of the late James Fenlmore Cooper.
A committee was appointed to report at a future
meeting proper measures for carrying out tie de-
sign of. the meeting. Letters were read from
about twenty of the most eminent literary men of
the country. From these we select the follow
ing as pleasing evidences of the cordaity with
which their distinguished writer's regard the rep
utation OF the deceased author:
CAMBRIDGE, Sept: 90, 1851
Dear SrI received this afternoon your favor of the
l7th Inviting to attend and participate in the meet.
ing to be held i'll your City Hail. for Inc purpose OF
doing honor to the memory OF the late Mr.. Fenimore
Cooper.
| sincerely regret that | cannot be with you TIE
state OF the weather puts it out Of my power TO make
the journey. The OBJECT OF the meeting has nv entire
sympathy. The works of Mr. Cooper have adorn ed
and elevated our literature. There is nothing more
purely American, IN the highest sense of the word
than several OF them. 10 his department he is facjIe
principS He wrote too much to write every lhino
equally well but his abundance flowed out of a tu
original mind, and his rapdy and variety besnoke a
resoIue and manly consciousness of power If among
h works there were some which, ha he been longer
spared to u.s. he would himself on reconsideration have
desired to recall there are many which the latest
postoriy will not willingly let die"
With much about him that was intensely national
we have but one other writer mr. living as widely
known abroad. Many of Coopers novels were not on.
ly read at every Preside in England, but were ransa-
ted into every language of the European continent
He owed part OF his inspiration to the magnificent
ma re WI CHI surrounded him to the lakes and forests
and Indian traditions and border life OF your great
State 1t would have been difficult to create Leah.
er Stocang any where out OF New York or some State
closely resembling 1t, as to create Don Quixoe out OF
Spain. 10 have trained and possessed Fenimore
Cooper will be--ls already-wh justice one of vour
gre lest boasts But we cannot let you monopolize
the care o his memory We have all rejoced IN MS
genus we have all felt the fascination OF his PEI we
all deplore his loss. Yoa must allow us ali to ioin
In dong honor to the name of our great American
novelist
remain, dear sir, with great regard
Very truly yours,
EDWARD EVERETT
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MAR RIED,

On Thursday, the End inst. by the Rev Philip
Courtney, Mr. GEO w. FERGUSON to Miss MA
RY f. MO NROE-alI of this city,
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ROCHESTER. FRIDAY

ROCHESTER, Friday, Sept 10, 1851
My Dear Sir-l am sorry that the arrangements for
my journey to the Wet such that cannot be pre-
sent at the meeting which is about to be held to do
honor to the memory of Mr. Cooper, on losing whom
not o1y the country, but the civilized world and The
age IN which we live, have lost one of their most illus
tnpus ornaments Ii is melancholy to think that it
only until such men are in Their graves that full ustce
isdone to their merit. shall be most happy TO concur
IN any step which may be aiken 10 express, IN public
manner our respect tor the character of one to whom
we were too sparing Of public distinctions in his lie
time, and beg that it may be included in the proceed
ngs OF the occasion, as it L were present.
am, SIR very respectfully yours
w. c. BRYANT.
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There arrived in New York during Sunday
and Monday last ,29l Immigrants from Europe
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=, SUNNYsIDE Thursday, Sept IS, 1851.
MY Dear Sir-The death of Fenimore Cooper.
hough ant clpaed IS an even OF deep and public con
Germ; and calls for the highest expression OF public
sensblllty 10 me it comes with some hing OF shock:
Tor 1t seems but the other day that saw him at our
common literary resort at Putnams in fail vgor of
mnd and body, very "castle of man." and appa-
rently de ned to tive me, who am seve raj wears his
senior. he has lett space in literature which will
not easily be supplied.
Wednesday next 0o'''' VII
Very respectfully, your friend and servant.
WASHINGTON IRVING
lReY. RuEus w Ii Ia - - 49,
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EDW "A
Rev. R. w. GRIswoLD.

STooKBkIDGE Mass, Sept. 20, 1851.
Dear Doctor Grswold-
regret extremely that il will be out OF my power to
be present at the meeting TO testify respect for the mem
ory OF Mr.. Cooper. ereve sincerely that 60 eminent
man is lost to his country and the world and al
though personally unacquain ed with hi i need hard
ly tell you how highly h s abilities as an author were
esteemed by, Yours, faithfully,
G. p r JAMES
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-04

PUBLIC DISCUSSION.
Messrs Boris and CAsKIE will address the citizens
of Hanover on Saturday next at Old Church
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

DROGRAnNE OF ARKANGEMENrs FOR TORCH
irht prooessiop OF Fountain Engine Co. Of
New haven. The se win form in the PARK 9'0ssa.
roets VIII ne a. folio ws-Ths line will leave the Park by
the eastern gate proceed chstham street 70 the
70 csIniss Hudson to can, 70 Brosawsy 70 Fulton
The House Of Hose Co 20 and dismiss The folio
ps 10 the order which the Co will form 8orrss
Grand NsrsbaL Band Engine Go. 22 Band. Fountain
Go. :. 81 New Haven gose Co,a BO:s CO 4 j Fo-
nose Co is. Band. Engine Co. IT, Hose 90. 20 G.
Able, Marshal band. Engine Co 20. Hose Co. "a Hose
81. Band Hose Co. a. Any Companies Intending to
participate. the procession not in the above
will please report themselves to the Grand
Marshal, their earliest opportunity.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
stack SALES I'm pn,l.aerpb,..

PNItA9slrs'S; serssnser lo-fs',. Scs,a.saeoU o. s
100 Reading S. 10 7ls no shares oirard Bank l9H 100
Fead rg Railroad Ti 80 Do ga; 90 do b5 ~ 80 Do,
.ifer sass-S snares Reading Railroad, A $50 do rs;
40 ss, Th Second Bcssd-s5.ag u 3 S. @ l5.I
ss $40 go LehiIh G 7s $50 shares Re,ding kaircsd zl
.Ir,v Sales $500 Hcnding Rsilroad S. 7 100 shares
asadrg Railroad, 2S $50 do 2ss 100 do, EIs; $50 do,
Zs..
September 11-TyrH Board-slO Gr u. 3. &C. 81. cSr,
iRia ~, Penns. Gs, 10: 50 Penna SIS, IS 81: 40 2.
Garden Sc ga 80 do, s9ls 800 Lchish Nav Co. ~
fehsh Int Siss do sf: 50 shares Reading Railroad
-; 81 do zi 20 o. Essi e De- 20; aff,r Sales
bark 1e3i so Long Island Railroad IA 80 Union Canal
p,s. 100 Reading Rairofd G. Es ~ do. E % -, T3s
DO T.s! 81 do vs. 2s 100 do, do. ~ 81 do,
IA Second Board ton ma. Sc, avhi 600 DO. ic;
lCO ding Raj 6 7st 20 shares Penna Rdlroad
fss s. Norrstowp Railroad 90 .4isr saiss-loo shares
Nfctsfurr Railroad, ~.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
HAVANA ADvERTisE mEsr.

VENIosAs FURNITUEE STORES, NO a. oBrsPo
Y street ard " 0brspia street, Hsbsna (Cubal Mr..
Nentosa has constantly hand In the above we'll knewn
stor, wge ard vsiuabs sssorsmcnt Of H,uschoh r"nk
ture srd Upholstery of the latest s,e which he WI ~
twenty per cent less tn other n Hsbsna 20
sons visiting Hsbara 20 Keep house aud nst vb-
ing 10 hsse select from the ssck Of the Aeo> ht0-
eles, D hire, at The most reasonable rates.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

NOTICE.-TO THE JOURNEYMEN TAILoRs OF NEW
Yri-An sdiournsd meeting Of the trade Society will
Friday evening" Septem H. 1851 at O'clock pur
Of adopting the Bill Of Prices framed by
that body. JOHN McCAULEY, Presids snt
JOS. MAriERs, Secretary.
ELEvENTH POLICE DlSTRICT-WIDOw GILLEy-
II Pie-At meeting Of the members Of the Eleventh
Patrol District held At the Station House September 10
ls5l the Committee appointed at previous meeting
give behslfof the widow and family associate
Policeman Gillespie Of the Fourth ward directed to
the of collected for the above
rose and take the Widow Glespes receipt therefor The
mttee therefore, Of the above directions
report that they collected from the members OF the
Eevebt District of $45 80 which they have paid
over to the family folio wing
WILLIAM sEfFREY,/
GILBERT LEGGEr, }Committee.
THOS. B BARTON,
Received New York, september H. 1851 from Messrs.
Sefrey Barton Lsgget Committee OF the Eleventh
District Police the Of Si5 30 fo- which thanks
turned. 4kS. GEORGE L. GILLESPIE.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
PERsONAL

IT TuE YOUNG LADY WHO WAS TO MEET FRIEND
hers Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock will address
note TO f. Broad Post Once stating
her che will confer favor and learn the
time whas strange coincidence prevented him from
keeping the sppoin tment
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

pOsT oFFICB NOTICE.


DosT OFFICE, NEW yoRK.-NOrICE. THE NAILS
United States Mail stamer Atlantic will close at
this saturday the 18th instant at lo r. W. Let
WM v. BRADY, z. ".
DosT OFFICE CHATHAM SQUARE. CORNER OF
East Bresdway:-sas for Europs rer United states
mail steamer Atlsn tie Letter hags will close at this office
on Saturday. septe nber 49, at 10 o'clock. M for Liver
pool london, Ireland France and all parts of Germauy
and other foreign countries. AARON SWARTS.
DosT OFFICE FOR CALIFORNIA, SOUTH AMERICA,
il Sandwich Islands, China, Oregon. Berford & 60 a
Esrre, Mail per steamer Pro nsthsr. yis sicarssua will
mail will arrive in San Francisco In days Postage
California cents TO the other places 20 center
to California cents; TO other places. 8 cents.
BERrORD co. 2vesey street, Astor House.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

NOTICE IF LEWIS CoTTINGuAM OF cJEMuAM
IN Suffolk county, England will apply TO Mr. Charles
Psrsop, Caasi street New York he viii hear cf
formation respecting him. will be paid reasonable ex
rense when last head FROM was in New Orleans. La
ksd T. Cottnrh about 80 OF light complex
on sch frcckiei reddish hair and about feet ashes
hh The ast Information bis frends received Of him
b March, lSiT.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
EsUSTCAL.


CHARLES wELs PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. INFORSs
~ his friends and pupils that he has returned - this city
Lis concert Saratoga and Canada and that
1as taken mp his residence at Tg Broadway.
NUsIC-wITH HIGB REPUTATION AND GREAT
AVA tsl,nt pianist wishes TO ind in . good hotel
and cir gng lie viii In his leisure hours The society
gh Playing on bis tayorte instrument Address Pianist,
H., at the Herald ofhce.
A YOUNG LADY OF UNDoUBTED MUSICAL ABfLI-
n ~, wishes to obtain Solo Singer Ia
ihuroh Aderets Box 3,243, City Pest Once.
A LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS GoysRNESs-
"A 20 Teach German Prensh and Engish aiso. Music
sDd Drawing Would form arrangement with lady
lEow sstabshed) In school, and would advance capital
neeessary to start school, seeepta situation as rest
dent daily in school already estashed
References fiven. Address ", Herald ofice
FRENCH GENTLEM w, JUST ARRIVED FROM
l1 Paris derous learn the English In. guaga ud te
LapTy to md mercan gentleman who could give him
Lctscns IL service would be rceprooaed 20 him by
Leisons in the French Language. Address to a. v, isi
Resde street. where all eypsn stions will be given. Good
r'fer,nees will b, Ei'en BY the French gentleman
EoLIAN PIANO T0RTEs.-J.S y G. FIsCBE ERs. LATg
LiL Nuns fischers. Manufactory and Wsreroon, TO
renvich street Of Dey have hand fine assort
mtnt Ct Rosewood aud Mahosany Pianofores from 70
oetave with All the modern warranted sie
from the best seasoned Materials and ctured under
their surervsiop, WI h they OF for ssle
chfrge B--Any person in want q good Plan oforte
should net ii 70 five cal at &. FISCHERS Piano
corner Of Dey, M
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
Cc,pARrvERsHIP NOTTOWs.

DARTNER WANTED.-WAN1ED IN MANUFAC
turing establsh ment, in this city. in suosessfuI
optra,ifp partner, with capital Of 5000 S.
tis.r has been long He requires addtiona capita
TO extend the business The undoubed referer will
given and required Apply the of the Stuyvesint
Insurance Company, Bo~ery corner Of Broome street
DARTNERsHIP.-sl,cC ApyERTISER, wus
Il is active business command this amount,
and "a TO axe profitable bus-
Address NJ L. at the ofce Of this paper stating when
and where an interview can be had.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
DANCING.

HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER MADAME II.
H tiayel have opened ~ cir Academy for Dancing
tealful exercises at the Stuyyesant Institute $50 Boag
eoy: Glasses are now forming. Tuition will com
the ls Of October II Weila Sister have passed
yeare in Paris studying their profession the Royal
Academy and at the best schools for dancn The
ystem ~ which they propose to teach ntrely and
for ts promotion Of health also for the ure
tent Ct graceful sction and department. Apply daily
the above address. from ii o'clock until ..
NHE NEW DANCES, PARODI MAZURKA, LA COZ
litta and Tempete-hr j. H. Soaring will reopen his
private Daf cling an Waiting Academy AZ 50 Bond street.
October usual when he will have the pleasure Of
trocueug Waltz. the Parodi aayurka composed by
smte The music is in course Of publication and will be
ready In few days Mr. s. will give notice Of day, and
louI for the classes and will attend boarding schools and
antilles.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
L.lQUORs.

DERsoNs swIsHINo TO PROCURE THs FINEST OH
Vines Lyuots &e, at moderate prises are invited 10
call az The ccietrsted brandy store beooms ssrset cor
Crosby where ,hey will End the largest sud bssS
ected toch IN The city recommended BY eminent doctors
house. - ~~~
NTNHRow PHYsIc To THE Doos-rLL NONE or
- t-Nscseth East India Tonic Pale Aie.-This
delcous snd beverage krsvea
for the suhscrter BY Bass Co. Buren Trent England
quart bottles, st Nv
or. LErHBRrDoKs, 80 and 50 Fulton stree.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
REsTAURhNTs.

A COOKED MISSIONARY IS CONSIDERED SOME
where liz bit or tOnne heuehe Mr. shelley does not
FULLY sgree In the suitahene Of fuch food He IT, howcve
free TO that he b somewhat wartng In the experience
ofrrcparatan but his experience In Mulysatawnes Cur
rts lnttmots Ia francas the preparation OF gam and
The scton of choice uyttcrs tndsr and refreshing ttle
u. htennd ccm
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
~OA SALE AND To LET.

By pSGk no vii eoaeas ADynR
ned 10 a. hIty lots forming basin leased
S.COp 10 viii pay fve per the invest
meat worth 00O0 end of the lease.
I cell because 1 require the money for present use
THOMAS AtSGE DEVXR.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

SECoNp WARD HOUSE. NO 81 NASSAU STREET
" Futsn street.-The undersigned respectfuiv In,
bs friends and the public that he has as
eumtd the propri orship OF this veil known
where he hopes by strict attention 20 business and pvoper
rgsrd COZ the comfer Of bis patrons 70 merit ths spos
merIy Of No 9S Bowtrv. NJ B.The bar will always be
stocked with the best Of Wines, Liquors and sesars
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

CHFLLEy's CAVIAR FROM THE voLGA NULL
gstavny and Preparations from the far Indies
Soft Crabs the Sea- Amourette Anean from the fow
cry meadow Oysters from the peay deep tender and nte
resting CLANS IRON their gitterng ssads and thousand
ether pauant and tempting luxurs, 10 lure the
fckls appetite dcut OF this season TO plsas can be
found At eHELLEY'S Ren dezvous de t,u.s monde.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

A bARE CBAtCE- FOR SALE AT GREAT EAR
t gain, frst cls Oyster Saloon aud kessurant stu
aed On DroGdsay near the Broadway Thsatre. Apply im
meoiately at 43 Front Ltreet up stairs
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

SHELLEY,s LADIES DEpARTnENT-BNTRANCn
one door this side Of Christ Church. just QUE Of broad
gay Anthony street. the ony place In the city OF New
Iort where such Of edible luxuries be
turnhed s Mr. Sheeys bill Of fare pictures forth. Ladies
and gentlemen served In cool private apsrtm ents.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

A PARTAENTS-A SUITE OF Rooms NEWLY AND
"A elessBtly furnshs d. the story
no 1,5 Broadsay, between Eighth and Niath streets in
pr, ate family References exchanged.