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The New York herald., 1851-11-04
MUSICAL.

JrsrRucrIoN on THE PIANoFoRTB VIOLIN. GuI
Tar ard il ssssrs hOre,sh Bass. &e will be given BY
FREDERICK KRUGkR at his rooms No "a Amity street.
Lessons will sso be vep Glasses of children. aud at the
residence Of hs pur when required Having mot with the
reaes, t-ition dcne the lsst sixteen years. he
hepes 70 sve satisfaction 70 all who wish so acquire tho
rough teswietge a muse.
VVANTEB-BY A YOUNG LADY or REsrECrABf
w lily, tvo or three pupils for instruction on the piano
forte. both In playing and singing st her or Their r.
nderee Can thoroughy instruct pupils in All me eores
Terps moderate. AMY st Nc. Wsat Broadway place
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CnRrsTys PLANTATION MELODIES, UNDER THE
- suthor,y efn r Chrisy. ssq. jas. rublished price
sssd, ty fisHTI d BR6rHER. 7. Chatham street IL
tetal discount 70 the wade.
uUsr PUBLISHED, sECoNp EDIrIoN, sN raM
cause Of Natural Death. or Dessh from oid nke' ~
vsoring new and method Of rreventne he COS
sciation or ossifcssn o. the body arteries na oS
thus indesnitsy vigorous assuc ssa
health. ing how 10 keep young Sc &e $40 rn
ing parsuritien easier and safer ty homsf -
E,is of his original and valsssls book ans jvdsise
ro a.. rsteyins ne,ices which u has received from the
rress Il viii BY every one -hc ysss 70 prcsns n
~ ssrse.liy sdss odsnd yeuns For sale - the
,utissrs AZ Srsdvsy, and tfshs ssshsf ~ nrosevsy
Price ustrs.
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I,ANcr ooope.-rHE GREATEST FANCY STORE IN

NANCY coope-rHE GRRATLsT FANCY STORE IN
kHsh. s,,vi n ROC ERs, Me- 4t9 Broadway, whers arv
sies for uss and clss for prcsents nsy be found in nd
,,ar Of your su is Every eecis warranted
~ rssss or nay ee returned and exchanged Prces
distinctly marked and All are Weleome 70 oe 80 exsmne
whether they purchase or not
u,RAPHAcEN's VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE
il Emporium, Il Canal opposite Greeo street, New York;
rIere can be und every variety % articles
ladies and ehidrens Wsrirobes plain snd esbreidersd
ALEC Clcaks, Sacks kantss Niaettss, Se Sci Collars
Ophe Chsmsetcf 6e. Ladies materials made 70 order
~ ~ LSIsSst rstsf AsG On Us most ycasolalle terms
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MADAM rARrN tFRoN PAR!sl sg BsoApWAYl
l Chi.ese buldinx informs the ladies Ntw isrk ~
those yisss We city. that she vii s,en on Lss's ~
De- as.s ,bha.s ver rich oats Just recefv 81
from Para rsx steamer Hsemsan besas 81 hs hsess f"
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLD COURSE L I-rR0TTING WE'D
~ nssday, November s. at two O'Clock NJ purse -,
mile heats best three In i've In harness. Mr. Du@er eners
hr b. Cow Boy; John Doty enters Henry Clay syner
enters ch spaAher Immediately After, match for t1u
niie hes best three in five 20 wagons Geo. w. Jenkins
Bounce onnsusses will leave Fulton Perry Brooklyn at
one o'clock r. n JOEL ooNKLIN, ProprsSoT.
CENTREviLLE COURSE, L. L-rRoTTINa-waD-
500 mile heats, in harnefs between tWo
old Smith Burr ally BY
Wkshn Jackson Nichols b. American Eagle,
by Cassus n Clay Any colt in the United States the
same age, enter BY putting up the Ike sum-
CENTREvILLE COURSE. l.. L.I-TR0TTlNG-THURs-
" dsy Nov. 20 at o'clock p. n, purse and match
$3.50 mile heats to wagonsHason ana driver 70 weigh
sos lbs Nelson names b. Boston Girlj owner names
b & Honest John. JOEL CsNkLlN, rropf1eser.
(ENTRBvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROrTING AND
~ Paeing-Thursday, November 6th 81 2 clock r. |,
mateh $780, mile heats. best three IN AVE. names.
s. Mclaughlin names m Lady Bevns; J: p ns1ann
enters ar. & Hero Imme diately after. mateh for
mile heats best three in hve. TO 2oJ lbs wagons 10
Lau rhln pames b. m. Lady Brooke D. ncnann names
br. h. Cardinal JOEL CoSkLiN, froprissoh
CENTREyILLE COURSE, L. L. TROrrING.- WE
~ have many fast rottng horses at present the
that the great trouble has been to get those Of abous
the speed together whch always enhsnces the inte
res. Of The proprietor length has succeeded n
Zaek with Vermont went to the half mile pole
in 2 and heat in 232h Rossiter beat LAdy Sudolk
in 2. TO and has made heas in harness In z5z
this And when these fast start together
most beautiful race may be ansciPated is cannot 90
otherwise. JOEL CONkLlN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DAIGEs ELECTROMAGNETIC ENGINE. AT TIE
's 1 S = sAs @ o,sry on su Ss
various sIpsra.us showing tie aPiioa;Sn and the yn
viii Se s.Gsssa. The sssp;celtn. Ens1s puss:
in lecture by the inventor
THE RAYMOND BENEFIr.--THE FOLLOWING LEI
TAR has been received by the Committee in to
sss IN hsh % Nj
their frsau:r the affairs of the Committed
T.1,s YGSs MGss.y NJ. s1n.s NSy ass
signed by yourself as chairman Raymond Comm.'ee
psssr 1s W" rouesr @ss. yE%d ysnd
for h aSnSs sSsp t M ns Bat
forced into lss.tion those same bGoh and yHn1 "a
tain them for ! few days. Yours YOpTssSSes1 Se np.nnupv
GEORGE b. pr FoRrsr, Chairman Raymond COmmttse,
msy Se proper 10 state her. that the amount enclosed
aS.. and one voucher teT hr' S1srs ;Ps Ss
address or whereasouts Of M bradbury are
resort 10 the public press a. Of WIN
meet the Committee produce his and
s
their transactions The COMMITTEES will be in session NJ
A'O 0f'"'"'' ~ GEO. w." B. DE FOREST Chairman.
.rBnApy. Secretary,
New York. November !. 1881.
L,RANK BENNETTs FANCY FUR AND STRAW HAT
Kstsbsbmsnt s5i Broaawpy, late az 10 John street.
TarSpean consisting yessines riding Jenny
mend my eeSon Of furs TO your notice more
being for the s . m t9ndsr ST. and
equaled. The articles also Manufactured in
etyle, in than those fuay shown New
York The extension OF business will enable TO ofer
better article. in either line, moderate price,
than the generality Of the trade full assortment OF do
meetic of description manufacturer under
supervision will also be kept hand. N. B-Furs
re. dressed aud altered in the newest style.
ExTRA NEW HULLED BUCKwHEAT FOR SHIP
II prg-lCD packages eonprisirg barrels. BIKES kegs.
bags Extra family Flour 200 barrels branded Hope
tom Transit Hiram Smith &c. Orders fro the South and
East will receive prompt attention,
TNREEs FOR CALIFoRNIA.-WM x. PRINCE. OF
Flushing having visited California, will supply Fruit
Trees &c. packed Last nearly
all there perished Catalogues OF Clark Austin
Smith. a6 Broadway.
ANY PERSON HAVING A THOROUGH BRED KING
"A Charles Spaniel and desirous Of the same
reasonable price, will please address W. G., box H.
lower Post Office, stating where IL can be seen,
nOORs! DOORS D0ORS!-N. y. KIMBALL, NO. 50
~ BeskmAn has hand. makes to order, the
found the trya prieess
81 SIS Also, Sash aud Bads for sale cheap.
Purchasers invited to call If tLey would buy good AZ
tcle cheap.
MY DEAR, ARE you CRAZY SAID Mr. BELGRADE,
v1 To purchase furniture when notes are uppaidf
You might we'll mistake 1t. my love, we've it true,
For the gloss makes il look exactly like nav.
Parker Furniture Coss gives furniture elegant polish
Bowery, New York T. Parker Manufaoturer PhAdelphiA
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1,olLET VINEGAR, INvEh TED ANp PREPARED
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY srRERT--
Monday sad Wednesdsy at ~ ocs PerIOns having pro.
Perty 70 dispose Of w Bssss ss and s.ye = Tsss.srss
uoRsE. WAGON. AND HARNESS FOR sALE-A
sylish and fast trottins Mare i've years ola l5x
ee. and kind in harness under the saddle Apply
Wilson stamusrs corner Of Beesker and Crosby Streets
HoRsE FOR sALE-Is A FINE CARRIAGE AND
good saddle horse DARK eoior, years old
Bh hsnds high, hind and sound. aud good traveller; will
he sold lew Can be seen al Hathornes RdiEg School,
Unvtrtity Place.
E,oR sAlE-rHE CELEBRATED FACING nARa
y csyusa Maid. she 10 lsh hands hgh, sound and knk
Further description 10 AZ che IL we'll known the
ssn jane. k Pes say Bs1ns Dan xsr sns a ss
PAGERS in the world except Pct and will be sold bsrsan
AyIy 70 the .utscrbsr 2s Iluabssh street. BET the
CoR sAIE-A sTrLrsE. BRIGHT BAY HORSE. lsx
wsson. stsy 10 THOMAS :, Lew. stables ssvsssssiS
strtet and Fourth avenue.
C,oR sALE-A VERY FINE DARK CHESTNUT SAB
die mare OF about fifteen hands sir years oid sound,
nearly thsroush bred sss beng nis 1 Sc ss
man . stable 81 EsSt Thirtesnth street.
u,oR sAIE-A JENNY DONKEY YOUNG AND PER-
fecv sound under the saddle, and in harness
be rsed ty child with perfect safety. To be st
Browneiis stable, ~ Csnh street.
roR sALr-A SET OF NEW RNGLTsH BRASS
mosa.sd nss s.ss .rs ,Sr psspc.s: Witch
ss new made NJ r,mer Of EdinbuEh 10 be As Mr.
Trsinor's Harness Estaehsnment, So broadway.
L,oR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME, SECOND. HAND,
'T w.sss M sss s'S Il. :. ssrs ::
@ ss,n ;fs STABLES. :siS:s q fias. and cfo:s, :sr,.
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CLoAKs FROM PARIs-NEw THIS DAY.-rnE
~ Subscriber will shs mornins. twelve oasee eeen
containing hfy rsh Paris Ciosts ia yavet cloth ssss
sk. The styles heretofore are the newest he sorlos
are the beet and the pricss moderste a. 70 ey
lsty Of The advantage Of buyiqT At w rsrx 1880,
frn. S5l Broadway. CE0 BULPiN' fropue'V'
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CLOTHING.

S,Asr OFF CLOTHING AND ruRNIrURk WANTED
~ aides tieuen having olothips. furniture.
je-ery stock roocs ~ dispose e. obtain .ar essh
Prise for te same sending for the suhrcrber h
aenos or throueh Che rcst Ladies attended nr o.hsv.
n. n COHEN. es Kiu stee~t.
TAsT err CLOTHING = WANTED re PURcgAsR
~ about Thousand dollars worth cf god eft- q
Clottne in SMALL quantities., ter witch the fsH
value viii be given in eurren crey eithet
reenailv through post 10 James horeuey AZ his
III Orange street. a few 6oore from Chatham street.
CAsT oFF CLOTHING AND FURN1TURE wANTeD
~ L.ds gentlemen Gesirous convertioE their east
on c'otiipr &C. into essh, can receive fair
vai-e for The ~ seudins or tte suhher az bis resi-
ssnre ircssh The Post OfFcs a4es Nteneed BY hrs
Dusfe,dSTf. J. " DUssBLDOkt, l5 BIN s'reet.
,vIEr sTREax rNCEAsINeLY FLOWS wTTH TIE
sutstrerL Lsdics tna ssrtl'taen 'ndirg hs pays tts
1ei sss rr,e their orders for s sse %
tksf cestog ,rA-t Jep ry. Fua turs So Trade Wet
tea 80 .sv.s.a,e ISAAC @. LYON.
No Wall street. basement.
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A LII RIoHT-LYoN STILL
"A Isthe first in the field;
Does our institute yield.
Our mice, rats and bugs.
Andth whole no,ous troop
This .; !: medal ned % The third. anu '''''
L3yons f.insa ,,dns ahs a. sn,i;.s Ggs isis''
He took Of theirs
Lyon has received three silver medals ron The Are
poonsss Magnetic Powder for s1ser%n..ine heusshoa
and MICE r. LYON. "A Broadway.
n move from New York TO do business in New Orleans.
Any PARTIES having claims requested present Them be-
''' "''A''''' A' r. H. " w HAHILToS. Sc Wan street.
A CARD-DR. DAVID L. ROGERS HAS RETURNED
"A 20 the city Of New York and resumed the Surgical
practice Of his profession the i6 wAveriey piAos.
CURE OF coRNs by MADAME BERNARD NO %
Il. nssi ssss s ..'s
iiee upon the feet With tie greatest sueees having
s'. s%s as
T,oILET VINEGAR. INvEr TED AND PREPARED
~ The S siOpi. S1 Phsrmay sns mSons
June svsry one ,a' as,i,ss 10 the soss
o,one aromatic and wholsSIs I. pS.:..:s. 4.
any q It's dryns an hsans sc,ien which r.ndsss ss.s
superior for all purposes Of the toilet. IL richer in aroma
SSras. @ air. ..rsngsSsn. an tie orrsn:
% veal. a. e. hs :. r.. y s
deee tthou. fear q njuriDs the md
ysTmt Iisa nsS p yss: sa 'Ae % S M
% other prepsraoa o. the iind The
gss aA' 'hfn c s. PrsSssss
"'A' and nsnrfsesai.r ise wil.m stree, Ne. York
Can be had. at wholesale. from william Cay Co.
Astor House and rs Bro.dwsy oor,sr
Iy.s gSps q r's M f5sG ossss ,o a. nsssv
Dsn,rest ec7 Broadway.
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DAIGEs ELECTR0MAGNErIC ENGINE. AT TIE
Society Library, will be exhibited Wednesday oven
ing the 9th inst Ct IA Pm The Rotary Engine and the
various apparatus showing the application and the pnli
mited extent Of the power sped by Professor Page,
will be exhibited The keciproektn Engine will be put in
working operation and the whole explained and illustrated
in q lecture by The inventor
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xXANTEp-sIxrY PROTESTANT IRISH GIRLS AND

w - fourteen scotch, nine English seven American,
Rus sixteen CoOrsd girs OF excellent chatac-
TER and w all the various domestic stations are nov vay
for situations ~ Carmne street. Bleecker sNeet e
only rstetsnt seency In this city Also large numter
Of hrst rate servants street Families ean de-
pend upon servants obtained from those oce "a they are
only resosted by first class setvans snd
but these Of good ehar,cter are admitted Terms
duetd. ID. N, Kim IRE, Agent
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school sshers afss clerks bookteersrs pcrter bar
keepers walters ooahmen boyso learn trades
places Tor sris always ready men ON railroads and farms
Applicants enclosing dollar free Of POSTAGE describing
W." TIIoS sPINK Aren't
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IyAETNEK OK EOAFs-kIW, kt<1, UH tI W. W ~
$3.50 foe hree moau good securty and2 rsr cent pna,
.sseevs s.d rs .pycs.unity 70 MAKE money .ss snS
Euroce. The party may be Ecoticman or ahdy. fsv
down; $3.50 payable out q the crterpriss In one yesr which
cen be mads ba four nonths tune Foe Information aud
Interview, address 3. D.. Herald once. AtseaMon pveo
r<emctly.
XVAKrRp-APARrNEe IN THE LgMB.R BUsIN Ess
w IN Brsokign. with capital Of SloOO business veil
ee,ab,seAed; good location So AdsrHA.p, Broklys
Pest o6oe.
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DRY GOODS, Sc.

A CARD TO THE LADIes.-NAD. LAvENE 4 co.
"A opened their Psrs millinery ON Mondsy. sr.smbes
2h AZ their store No. Spring street, third block west
ofBroadva Mad L. wishes inforn che ladies that che
gees cut 10 Paris every winter and selects the
latest and choicest patterns that be had and invite
the ladies call and examine fsr themselves for thoy have
styles Of bonnsts that not 10 be found other
store in this city, and at prices svrrssay low. N B.
hners surplisd wssh pattsra bonnss snd osuary mer
ehsnu supplied By oase Alss an In IL of swsvs cleaned
and altered
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CPANIsH LANGUAGE E-PRoFEssoR vINGUT, os
- the Universty Of New York has lately removed TO No
Chambers street. where he giving oral nstruc
tcp bis native Three lessons are given gratis 20
the scholars that they Judge Of the sysem Terms
general classes $40 twenty four lessons Privately So
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INSTRUCTION.

SPANISH MISREPRESENTATION AND THEo-
- retical Course De y. Baez, Teacher and Trans
later Of the Spanish Language having hours Olsen
and will also make trsnsations with
and puneualty Address No Dey street. two
doore q ON Broadway 1fioe number4
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CoLpsMIrH's WRITING ROOMS. go BROADWAY
NJ Terms reduced for this month only, TO half the
usual eharre for the course Of ten lees sns in
either Mercantile epolary Penmsnshsp and the lessons
taken al such hours As best suit the leisure pupils
New subscribers received daily At the folio hours viz
and z. and o'clock daily, excepting Saturdays.
Private nsrue etiops ~ all other hours during the day
Term for
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hVoNEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE -
1 TIE bunes. .flaping money on bond snd mortgage.
recently conducted by WIN Corp will be continued In the
snue By the suhscrbsr 10o dollars and several
smaller sums o be loaned on improved res. estate in this
city and Brookyn Apply TO &. Corp 80 walker street.
N1oNEY TO LOAN ON STOCKS, BOND AND MORT.
ststes Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Companys ocs
No NASSAU street New York, Nov. l, 1851.
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ITO ALL VINO WISH TO SPEAK FRENCH RAPIDLY

Mr. Z. SIMON, Professor Of Foreign Languages, in.
the public in general that he has just
opened his evening Preach ea ne russ from his exps
Renee and the simplicity Of his method that he sha teach
his pupils TO speak French in thirty lessons Mr. has
esabsted the price a low as possible the course being
three months and the being only
two dosrs per month. I:r the small Of six dollars
every derous Of learning French has opporunty Of
speatins IL in short tine The class is held a. No -
Robinson 6rst door the left from College place.
Whsre those desire Judge for themselves the efficacy
M method invited to attend OF the Lessons
which take place every Mon day and fhursdayn7 r. n
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET -
Auction sale Of Horses Csrrases Harness, 6e, every
Monday nnd Wednesday at IL oeck Persons having pro-
perty dispose Of will call aud have ressterd
JOHN H. CArFIELD, Proprietor.
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AIR ROWE CONTINUES TO GIVE WRITING LES
lvl TO Laaies and Gentlemen at ther residence,
usual His sHd easily acquired method OF impartn
instrus,on enables his pupils leysn they never ha
and Ease in ~ Lessons No demand made tae system
IL net Perfectly scquired. Commands from New Yorh
Broskiyn wamburgh, received At Sei Grand street
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THE PRIDE OF THE BUSH.

She is fair, and her hair has golden tngc DER it,
Like the s,ream when The geam OF the sun flies beforet
And her eyes mot the skies Of Italia could lend her
A hue half 50 blue, aud So lovingly tender.
She is young time has flung scarcely womanhood round her
And the flowers OF the bowers their Queen all have crowned
her;
Well row. not the than her forehead is whittier,
And the fawn pressed tic lawn with foot lighter.
She is wild as child in the morning Of pleasure
When strife OF lis lie birds nests and he treasure
You may seek in her check for the lily and red rose,
And hank tie lark sings sweet through the meadows
She is so pure thai I'm would still be in Eden,
If when Eve had 10 leave, here livedhen such madeE
For her smile cod beuie both the saint and the sinner
And move TO soft love, 1i the heart died to win her.
She's as gay fay when tho night queen shines brghty
No gazee through deli, eve. bounded more lightly
In the dance glance 0! tie sunbeam was brighter,
Than he. eye when rolled by social scenes 10 delight her
She is so kind she bind love and friendship around her
For In trul. not youth but angel has found her
And the bird in woods, both 10 valley and wildwood,
Have claimed ard named her. their minstrel since child
hood.
She's the .ove most mongst all that are siven
For heart shares in part both OF clrth and OF heaven;
Then who could Ger rue, l.! ne won the first bfush
As BRIDE from the price of the red.rol!ng Bush
Bushralis, 1851.
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SIiSCiiILiS EOUS.

KOSSUTH AND COL WEBB.-The editor of the New
York Courier and Enquirer Col Webb and kossuth at
daggers points, Col WEBB bias addressed "Governor Kos
suh" 10 know whether he intended to refer the Courier
IN the extract which suppressed in his speech the
New York press banquet but which got into one OF the pa
pss The answer was by Pulsky, as follows
1.-The copy sent u your Office the same which was
sent 70 all The other papers The Governor answers Tor
what he sad but gives explanation about what he
has not said
This equivalent telling the Colonel he does intend
20 be catechisct about the matter but the pugnacous Coo
mel does Mt disposed let the great Magyar oil so
lightly, and follows the matter with note from Spaud-
ing who delivered Mebbs kossuth when the litter
Spauding says) remarked that in order the in
curry would have make comparison between the
cles in the Courier AMI Enquirer published last spring. and
tue manuscript in his Seepins ld expressed his willingness
TO do So" The manuscript rc!crredto is the ono kossulh
ceived from Vienna While in Turkey, and which reflected
on Hungary The Courier adds:
SIN order that the distant reader may clearly understand
the foregoing it is proper 10 say hlt On tie l2h Of April
last ard published in the Courier and Enquirer IA
History OF the late War in Hungary srery Dord Of Uhic
with the exception of lie extracts from historical and other
publications, GGy crtdd, written by us within the
lhrysx hours preceding its publication. This is the only
article knowledge, which ever appeared in New
York newspaper, giving history OF Tue war IN Hungary
unfavorable the Magyar cause"
The Herald in,imues chuienge and a repetition OF ma
hooany stocks and percussion caps and the Times defends
Kossuh against the Courier and says the article of The
Courier of April last alleged have been alluded to BY
Kossuth Identical III spirit il not 10 language with the
one sent from Vienna Kossuth kutahia, with inma-
ton that its counterpart would soon appear IN an American
Journal
Anyhow it would be pity to crush the hopes OF Hunen
by Col Webb shooting her the mead
lust ut this sias..-f 5uHsnaore sur
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DIED. his residence Twgcs county Ceofs ~ ne 90,
GES iARTWELL H. TAlSEI, aaoit % Years o. az. az
rr Of Bruoswicx Va II. SUPPOSED he ;he rchsss u
Georgia.
DEED Of Con,inie! Fevsr al aspen GToye me
(;ooJe Mecyi.nb4rc cuunr u: b1 ia: Oh OS'ps
N4s IoySE II SNirusoN m Tho -. year Of her age g.
OF Chas C.. Suilhson Thus Id. dieI on o. .l' 's' ~
men AMI devoted christians ...
DIED on MCoiay cd De- l5! Luctswn me re.GtnS
mo,h.r in tne COUNTY Of I3sex. Pieur-y Nh J"MES
BAILEY aged - years. lie was member o. 't"r':, =
and son: ami kind az. accoDas ,oHes d "eis"'
Re7riescGi IN pde=
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ts:'TYJE MOON OF MOBILE.

S.stat-l ny til. cHiSkRs, NJ. "
The Song that sho sung was I'LL Written
- = nsrubias that sPazSled ike ~!nei
The the Morning Star burning, new htlen
RI. the tablets of dialnDnd divine.
1;is some ravshing sound made from divers
Sweet Instruments flating in June,
From her soul flowed those musical rivers
OF Cdin called the rivers OF tune.
Then come 10 my bower sweet angel !!
80 Loves fountain OF HE 10 nnseai;
you shall live in this amber Evangei,
Sweet Ellen! the Pride OF Mobile!
Sweet Ellen dear Ellen the Maid Of Mobile:
NV Mary, mavournecn, the Moon OF Mobile
Her soul sparked brsh, through the azure
s.,- or her violet eyes iuil OF light, g
Like young Venus, long absent from pleasures,
Who sees her bright islands in sight.
AS the Angels climb mp, late a even,
From the Bethel Of Jacob above;
So the angels of though, 90 10 Heaven
On the rounds Of the ladder OF love.
Then come TO my bower sweet angel.
Loves fountain OF lie TO unseai;
You shall live in this amber Evangel,
Sweet Ellen. the pride OF Mobile.
Sweet Ellen! deer Ellen the Maid Of Mobile
Ny Mary ulavourneen, the Moon OF Moble
Prcster John never SENT out of duty,
From The City oil Heaven, called Causey,'
maiden so rich in all beauty,
For the Lord Of the Isles OF Cathay.t
Like the Moon in he. soft silver Azure,
Star-engirdled, sweet Queen of the Night
So she stood in this pulace OF pleasure,
Slicieu lpuua ny VIC SWdiiS VI ociiSlle.
Then come to my bower, sweet angel
Loves fountain of lfeto unsea:
You shall live in this amber, Evangel,
Sweet Ellen the Pride of Mobile!
Sweet Ellen dear Elcnl the Maid of Mobile!
My Mary Inavourneen, the Moon of Mobile!
Tontine HOTEL N. Hapen, Conn, Dec. 10, 1851.
Causay or Kin-sai which signifies the City Of Heaven
was the capital Of Southern China under the dynasty
Song.
Ghenghis khan whose palace built of pure gold,
amcntcd with the finest jewels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
RAILROAD LETTING.

On Thursday 18th nst twenty miles OF the Central Rail
Road Yves, Of Saunou let cut TO contractors. The
company intended put thryivc miles, to Panther
Cap bu. the location being completed it thought
best to postpone the letting Of the remaining een The
work is Ia be completed in 1853
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

EXTRAORDINARY ROGBERI-We learn that the
house of late fellow Capt John H. Asst Eow
Battmore city, recently entered during the nghi by
hicves who visited every except those occupied us
chambers and stole every article vi value they could carry
away Nearly oil tic wearing apparel belonging to the
family TAKEN well bed clothes, silver plate &c,
&c. Capt. AS; absent from homo at the time, on
visit 10 this piace.-I S!aunton Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

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