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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31

R3rWe have received the first number of the N.
c. Patriot published at Weldon, the successor of
the Weldon Herald, which has been discontinued. :
It is Wing in politics. and is under the editorial
management of Col. w. L. LONG. It bids fair to be
q respectable party paper,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31

Ba-JAMEs A. BAYARD was, on the 23d inst, elect
cd U. S. Senator from Delaware for six years fro1
the 4th of March next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
This Mornings News.

The monster Corporation Banquet to the great
Hungarian oocupies o conspicuous place in our
columns this morning. ]. was q most imposing
demonstration. The speech Of Kossuth, from the
clesrnsss with which his cause is indicated, from
the intimate knowledge which it exhibits Of our
institutions, public policy, and political history,
viii commend itself .. once to the respect and adj
mirstion Of sl parties. 1t will be remarked, also,
ttssthere were some peculiar incidents at the fes
tival worthy Of particular attention. Never was
the extinction Of any man more complete than
that Of General Webb.
The able, glorious ma unanimous and statesman.
Lkc speech Of Gen. Cas- in the United States Sen
nte, comes, also, in beautiful harmony with the
powerful exposition Of Kosfutt; for in jux.apogi
ton, they afford splendid conception Of the true
spirit Of the Sge. The resolution Of welcome is
still before the Senate.
The additional foreign news from Halifax re-
ivcd last night, in several particulars, Is startling
and oninous Of approaching events in Europe Of
the most formidable substance. 1t is significant of
trouble, when at this early stsge Of the progranme
the French army IA hArapgueS for the protection q
the Pope.
Joseph johnson, democrat, it is generally con-
cedsd, has been elected Governor Of Virginia, under
the rsw constitution.
As wss expected, the treason trials at Philsdel.
phia have resulte in q verdict Of not guilty. TIE
interesting and lengthy charge Of Judge Giisr to
tie jury will be found in another page.
The trial Of Lawrence, Rely, for the murder Of
his wife and her mother at Williamsburg, was con-
cluded yesterday, when the jury after very tsOrs
dolibeIaiion returned q verdict Of guilty. The
sentence will DO pronounced tomorrow morning.
larc nm .harn avtia nnnfo fr
which ore Of considerable Importance to the busi.
res, community, the reader is referred to the 80
,..trc oaea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Newspaper press, some small dirty Sheets pub
lshed in this city and in other places, that never
had, never could and never viii, have any ehsrac-
tor or standing in the places where they are issued
and best known. This alone, to say nothing of
thousand other things shows they unit to per-
form their duties. But there is good for be-
lsving that the speculation would not be successful
The results of the exhibition gave universal dissats
faction No one was pleased with them; and siacets
close, grumbling and growing have been the or
der of the day. Foreigners would not, at present,
at al events, send their goods to any similar exhi
bition in New York. 1t will be several years be-
fore the dissatisfaction now SO prevalent will be
appeased.
We have no doubt that this is speculation got
up by some hangerson of the present corrupt Com
mon Council, and that 1t is nothing more than an
attempt to make another, and last, big grab at
the contents of the treasury, before going out Of
power 1t is to be hoped it will no: be allowed to
succeed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

CkysTAL PALACE IN MADISON SouARE.-Mr.
Edward Riddle and number Of persons associated
with him have made application to the Common
Council fer the privilege Of erecting crystal palace
in Madison square, in this city and having Worlds
Fair here, under he impression, We suppose, tha. i.
would be a very profitable speculation. This isa
subject on which there should be great deal OF
reflection particularly respects the character and
capacity Of Nr. Riddle for the work he proposes.
We should rot suppose that Mr.. Riddle, or
any OF the American Commissioners at the Worlds
Fair in London, ought to be inIustsd with
any such privilege. Their course in Eng AMI was
any thing but what it ought to have been They
commenced by qusrreling among themselves, and
ended by making the American portion Of the en-
hibition the laughing stock of all Europe. They
tolerated the exhibition Of number Of NEST ridicu.
lsus and miserable things which sent there foe
he mere purpose Of getting stray puff But for the
Intervention Of outsiders, VINO held off ,ial posi-
tier, but wto were INFUSED 70 take a part ia
The matter for The sake Of our national reputa-
tor, he United states would have made
much poorer shov ;han even 10 did As an
Instance Ct The manner 10 rhich Mr. Riddle and his
associates mat ged this business, might mention
tLst they exhibited, asspeemens Of the American
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

The TRIBUNE AND EuRorRAv REVOLUTIONS.
The Tulane, Of this city, is in favor of raising
contributions for The purpose Of Aidirg tie revoa-
tioritts Of Eurere in the approaching contsr. be.
tween liberty and despotism This is all very geoi
but would u not be well for the Tfibuze 20 give
The Iutic rome information respecting the thirty
thousand dollars raised for the Irish revoia.osl
Garnet that joolpal Tell Us something aboa. the
manner 10 which it was disposed Of The fevcl-
sion never took place, ard The morey vas 20. used
for revolutionary purposes What mas become cf
1t, AID who has gotjtl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

PUBLIC PRINTING IN WAsHISe roS.-Alreaiy We
hear of complaints being made of the delay and
annoyance caused BY the way 10 which the public
printing is managed in Washington. lis said the
number Of copies Of the Presidents message and
scco npanying documents ordered to be printed
will not be ready for six months. This is Just
what might have been expected. II the present
system is continued, the result viii be, tina. when
Congress sdjourns, the greater part of the public
printing will b, as nsusl, undone. Our government
must sooner or later adopt the method pursued in
France, and by all civilized governments, and have
their own official organ, their own editors, report
ers, printers, and printing materials. 1t will come
to this, sooner later, and the sooner the better
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
seoipg page.

RAn1oAo ACCIDENTS Accidents on railroads
are bsoeHi,g ssrrfally prevalent of late day. and
sness more care IL rsroised We shall have " STE
reo'Jre heading FOR thsr. and have it standing q.
ne head Of our columns. q is only q few days
snee that We had 70 reed .srrsble accident on
ne Ne" Haven r',.rrosd, and within dap or two
one cocafrer On the Hudson river ROAD. There ia
one @srssce, and one alone, fer preventing these
c<tastItpbes, for We cannot cal them accidents
They are the rssnl Of care sssooss and nesligen,s
That method is for every person who is injured in
this way, to institute proceedings against railroad
companies, and for juries 70 give heavy yerdic.s
against them. We are dsgusted With the ooolness
which cbarac.erizes the official reports that s-s
made Of there catlsIopbcs, and the sang |roii
with which he killing aud woSbdisg are referred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

The Advance Of Winter naturally sug-
sesss decline IN shs price Of fabrss Genin
alive - the suGgssten. has down price,
nihcsas ssoeh Of ladies' and ssnusnsn far below
nss rec supplied themselves with Num- Yosorines Cun
and rppsS 70 call look his and carefully
selected Assortnsnt and hear TIE prices axed 70
sss They ul Be asscahst - she combination Of excel
lencs chespnesa The stock Of CollArs Glovs aad
Gentlemen Furs generally Ia also we'll alton
GEkfN. Nf Broadway, opposite 81 Paul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

BIesdrsy eorntr q While street viii sell ,he 10, Of
Ctrpeng purchased at the late large auction sales
ellov priccsRch Brusaels n los per ysrd sxrs
heavy 1hre-ply es 60 Super IS 10 6s Good al wool 3
Eoods equally low. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

esnshs amounted to but little, che srfully and ct
once deducted it, whole bill for advertising. The
Sunday prse, equally sinful and equally de-
nounced BY the saints for transgressing the holy
Sabbath day, exhibited similar gener ,sity, and
pared away ~ much IS they could from their seve-
raj bills for advertising and putting
Such ID . correct view, with note and comment,
of the sudaeious humbug psrpstrsted ON this COLE
munity, by set Of men who pretend to get al
beneAts for charitable Objects and manage them in
this strange way. This is only special instance,
q mere specimen Of tho system that has been fol.
lowed here by certain attaches of the PRESS and GER
tain mudcal critics, for the last few years. From
the good nature Of newspaper propretors they con-
trive to foist into the columns of several journals
whatever they chose, merely to suit their own pur-
poses ana to dip into the pockets of any artist that
may come along and present himself before this
community for public patronage and support.
We shall, q our leisure, give full history of
these coteres and their practices here during the
last few years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
DOUBLE SHEET.


To Advertisers and Business People.
The following authentic Interesting statement hi.
been made out from books in order to exhibit to
the busness community, the separate and aggregate
circulation Of the DAILY euNrAY and WEEKLY HkRALs,
and also their wonderful progress during the last ten
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

chase ysur White, lo,hins as is srcviss late in me
son. and We ere selling wiatef stock a. cos Observe
the preesOvercoats with beautiful rich Rnss 81 10 $40
Trek and Dress Coat 81 TO 81 heavy CASHMERE Pants
y 50 Vests 5Ocens to So Call and at the Five Dollar
Suit store, corner Nassau and Beekman streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

kossuth Taken.-What the Austrians
could net DO. Root CO. No ssS Broadway. have doss.
for Friday they succeeded In CAPTURING the usrous
hero In his carriage Staten Island Call No. Bs
broadwAy get the best Dagusreoypes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

House o. o. the requisites Of gentlc,ns wardrobe al
hone and ~ his outfit ne designs travel orders are
futd punotually 70 the hour sad customer allowed
chat CO 90 be al satisfied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

.lsh all who van, the yery best goods Who care
hnythnE TOT economy, resort-thAt plsoe IL RANKIN
khts NJ lO Dc. SER. They self cheaper than others
tsesuse th import and What they SELL sud
se rfo bu. tcre the prohts paid 90 ordinary da
ets Teir Slk kerino. and Wooin Knit defshirs
rsstfmsbly valuable ~ this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Ladies' and Gen tIemen's Toilet Slippers.
reader: wiz. = .s.
boots Sa:iis: ssh button Ssos. with Sh:nsi: llaas
ps Issi. rubber ssoss ana .Sess IL ss every article n
the line for ladies' n' 81 sEEss Sii canal street.
tty reduced lrioss A's new Fruit for The mol dsys
A. PARkskS Temperance STORE Ne IA broome street.
Notice 70 Grocers and Dealers in Bran.
n. sosse .n dt
II for 's s% ~ sSsss
Is:'ss ;. sa RUNS.
We are requested 60 Inform the public
W.
;ss bob h.: Sifs
S .:: =: it Ri fss
DR.. James w. Powell, DC ulist, Aurist,
AZ ssy0sss his ;sssniSn ~ ~ TO Of the f
r .sIss where had HI: pspSs
Vie Eye Sd edition price cents Also hs 'sfassnE Eye
Hair Dys.-Batcheior'scsI ebr.t ala
Ds: < N: Il IL s:
certainty with which this favorts and Hail
&; ss6a;i7i VI " ;i ''B;
slArsss.
wigs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New
nature vet Invented Those wanting superior article
should call 81 BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No.
avail street, where be found The largest and best
ssgtmeat n the city, Copy the sAdress
Startling Discovery.-The other day,
whilst walking on street. much surprised by
gentleman careesy TAPPING us on the shoulder whom va
had just passed. At frst did not recognise him but
When he told he wanted TO pay us small bill we deco
red to be old friend who had been using Boyle
trio Hair Dye and HYPERION Fluid his h.ir and whis
The effect produced different, and his
much improved that We should nat have known
IN oha i1OpeP
purchase these articles Sold wholesale and retail by A
b. ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton street; Rushson. Clark Co.
Z3and J. hilhau ls3 Broadway; WIN. II Cary Co., l1
world.
Cleaver's Honey SOap.-Another invoice
of this Toilet received To be had Of
Meakm, J. Coddingt,n, Deliuc Co, r. NJ Hobbs and
all respectable druggists and psrfumers Wholesale only
CIV. Davis No. $50 Broadway sele agent for the United
States.
DIR. Kellinger's success In restoring the
hair after having been bald twenty i've has aston
shed ste most profound scholars of the All believed
that could net be done But one longer doubt
the continues give and Astounding evidence
In another column will be found putAble facts The
obtain the remedy and cousul the Dootor at his
Central Depot 6 Broadway ana 29 is not 70
Sold large bottles at only 81 each six for S. 50
dozen. Don't fail 70 call.
An Invaluable Remedy.-NOne except
those who have suffered all the horrors of Dyspepsia
fully appreciate the value and efficacy of the
sovereign remedy for ths distressing disease in
all it's forms. Sold. Wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
4 Co.. 36 Brosdway. and bv the druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

LReIsLArIoN.-In April last, certain corrupt int
rest, opposed to Mayor Kingsland, threw an anchor
ahead, aad procured the following act to be passed
at Albany evidently in anticipation of what was in
tended, and subsequently, passed in reference to the
Chief of Police, compelling the Mayor to nominate
Chief within twenty days, or lose the appoint
ment:
Section three Of the act entitled An act in rela-
ton to Justices and Police Courts in the city OF New
York passed March 80, ls4S is hereby amended 20 az
8. There shall be appointed BY the Mayor and Board
Of Aldermen or majority thereof Of the city of New
York, or before the thirty first day Of December
eighteen hundred and nifty Clerk Of Justices Court
and Police Court Clerk for each Judicial district of said
city created by this act whose compensation shall be
dininished during their continuance in Office who tha
enter upon the duties OF their oces the expiration Of
the terms Of office Of the clerks nrst appointed under
this act Vacancies by expiration Of term Other wse
shAl be filed In the same manner for like period
This act shall take effect Immediately.
This act was passed anticipating change Of poll
tics in the Common Council, devolving the duty on
the present Board to appoint clerks absolutely be-
fore vacancy occurred thus defrauding the in SOM
ing Board Of the appointments which would legally
belong to them. The words "Mayor and Board
of Aldermen, . majority thereof" we're inserted,
believing that the appointments could be made in
depsndently Of the Mayor. 1t was we'll known that
as many Of the applicants for olerkships would be
parties hostile to the Mayor, and that by ina
jority thereof they could secure their appointment
However, the Mayor has taken the right of making
the nominations, of which there are about dozen,
and IN ell probability he will throw the whole
batch Of those political partisaus overheard, and
take up new set altogether. He may, in his wis
dom, select some Of both parties but that of course
rests with his own judgment. There is one thing
the public want, and that is, that the Mayor will
only nominate those who are competent to do their
duty. Heretofore the capability of the party has
never been subject of inquiry; al that was con-
sidered was whether the applicant was noisy Pc
htician-that was enough; his qualifications were
never looked to. He was placed into Office, and the
consequence has been the most shameful neglec. of
the public business.
We trust the Mayor win make such nominations
As will meet the appreciation of both parties, and
procure the faithful performance of their public
duties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

tul and fashionable Hat 10 considered indispensable 10
10 important for all 70 undsrstand shat KNOX,
No. 12s Fulton street. 10 the artist are in
dorssd in gentsel society KNOX cannot be by
ssy rretsadsr In The manufacture Of stylish xseef and
beet ming Hat Tor the ladies he has vcry extensive
variety Of seasenste and valuable Furs At prices which
cannot be Afforded by dealers in Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
Nice Flts.-oentIemen In want Of good

sitting Boots CRAFTY tteDseives o. osinE the veil
stocked store OF r BROOKS $50 Fulton street. where
they viii a,d a. TIE lossss rees every description sad
qualify CT Boots Shoes and Caters for repeman, laite
youth sud children No better goods IN the line o. the
shoetad can he found in this any ether cg and none
cheapet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

mesneth Every sooordng 20 his taste the met Of
SMITHS Jr, Clothing Establishment I0l Fulton street.
Bis assortmest extcnsy his srtioes admirably made Of
superior msters ana re prices almost too low for
All who call can be suited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Texas Land and General Ageney.-The
Pfoprster OF the above ~
Texas lsf3 be this day. Friday 3th Saturday
18Th and Monday. the 18TH ~ Richard B. Kmballs BAG
No. 50 Seventh street. J. DE CORDOVA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

,."sHNs"e"S uTUTshTHKSs - zen Tie m q
vii nns one Of the best city Of their fur
nhhinge 81 various kinds, at HITCHCOCK 4 LEA DBgAT-
nks ~ Broadway Of Leonard street and will re,
them 40 pr,ss much lever than at 0entlemen
ttoIes They have large stock OF Fur SILK and Nsrino
Sne shirts and drawers, Of Crsvs, scAr Gloves Hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
INsTRUC rION.

GPANIsH IANGVAcE-A. Dc z. BAEz TEACHER
- 400 trhntltr etthe shcy having soa-s
cistbgsgtd vil devote them rviag LESSONS a or
in aGy part tfthe city and viii slso make An
aud runstuajty. Address Ne ~ strst awe
doors from Broadwsy-roem Ne. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Notwithstanding Horse.-mr. TIA ylor, Of
Vermont came Yesterday With four magnificent
ciudine one Back Trotng Horse is hands can 40 his
bile I've minutes and hy seconds, with Two in wagon
one Bay gle Horse 6 hands, superior and model
san 70 In four minutes matched pair Of Browns Is
hnds inches BY any pair IN the city They
near CortlandA - - '-e.@A ''.ee''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Ne. Se-HIrcHcocK a LEADB.srEg s,ynro,s. -.
seIne Leonsrd street. have reduced the p,ses
sl0ai se g. and are ,elips them q vsry cheap
.sseie. "a. s-sr savantsse 70 lock through
their stock before They as1 selling
CANT De Lame for fs and beautiful caicces for I'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
CIRCULATION PRoeREss DAILY, SUNDAY, AMI
Wrrurv Hrr.rp rsou lSA2 Tn 1851

FROM lie most accurate sources, We nave eeCmateo
the daily circulation tie other lesding journals Of this
metropolis, as follows
CcuRIIR AND ENQUIRER. 4oVO
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE sIoU
LoVo
DAILY IhBurE... lIooo
Aggregate Of the other leading daily journa. $500
The fcnswirg statement Of the daily circulation Of
the Nrw Yos. HrhALp compared with those Of the above
leading Journals
Daily circulation Of the HERALD. 4056o
Daily circulation Of the other leading morning
Ezosss Of the HERALD over all others per day.. zee
In these statements have not included the penny
papers which have local circulation among the
working classes and generally Of sphemsrs exist
ence appearing and expiring according accident The
ANIMAL receipts Of the NEW yehx HERALD in 1885, the
nrst year Of is exissencs $50 oe0-the annual
oeipts nearly three hsrsd thousand dollars, With
oirsussi0 and name throughout the civilized world,
that do not require certificates or AfndAvits Adver
tisers can judge for their own interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

isrss stock ,nd General sssorsmens Of Black knoe
Lanes, bembarnes, Alpscas, and every other kind oil
mourning goods suitabe for ladys wardrobe, H.
COCK LIE ADBkArERs, 9T Broadway corner Of Leonara
. LADY or family can want.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Chinese Toys.-Thirty eases Just re-
eeved OF there curious attractive Tors TUfrLE8
Emporium N5 BroadFry. Great preparations are rakiar
70 supply the public with fancy srtoles toys owing
The holiday Goods sent 70 s parts Of the city
suburbs, ~ any time desired, vitbeut charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

For Money Article, Advertise m en- Is, &C.,
see Second and Third Pages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
IrpoR1hNr ApyERIIsENRNr.-M LOUIE szeAc-

ZtK Doctor Physician pu pil Of zoe Vienna hospitals,
Austria chifdoctcr Of the Polish lesion IN HuaEary. Doctor
Govtrnor Kossuth in Turkey and now IN exile ygea his
CONSULTATIONS day iron % y O'clock uoou, ~ the
Brosdway Irving House, Room No 81 We call the atten-
NV NOEN Dec. IA. 1851.
"Tbe undermined has The tSh rsAsurs teIsy here
thst NJ Louis ists otiet ~.
Itch legion iu hunssy tad not only accompanied add
sesocstss 20 exile IN kuttyth but though Permitted
leave at ne pleasure 1e generously postponiug HE
iEteress continued tsithfuly 20 rsar side
aevctng MS s and restless fatigue 60 tn medical stten
tabee Of mystt "a tnhy Iua ns s-oeistes in exile "
which rten hfniy ptrsevttnR 70 she last hour he has
sucteedsa N securing a. hsc noe oaly entire sssfas
tcn ~ apyftclatrA q his sE srd science well
o. al my companions. 4. KOssUtu,
Osverhor Of Bunsey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Wigs ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New
style Wigs she NEST perfect imitation
should call 81 BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory. No.
avail street, where be found The largest and best
leYNmsat n the city. Cepy the AAdress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

? Sugars, Teas, and Conees, In any guam
tity Jrice Also Fruit for the mol days
PARksks Temperance Store, Ne IA broome street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Ladder, and Gen tIemen's Toilet Slippers
Of our readers wish (sstAbls
the beautiful embroidered toies slippers quilted
bseh and coersd CATER see. white and black sssn sip
TIE line for ladies. nises. saa children: Call on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

Cleaver's Honey SOap.-Another I'm voice
this parAbla Toilet received To be had of
f. c. Wells Co, Dodge Coiyil Rushson Clark. john
Meakm, J. Coddingt,n Delluc Co., r. Hobbs, and
Of all respectable druggists and psrumer Wholesale only
Of W. Davis No $50 Broadway seie agent for the United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

An Invaluable Remedy.-NOne except
those who suffered all the horrors of Dyspepsia
fully appreciate the value and efficacy of the oxygenat
all it's forms. Sold, Wholesale and retail by A B. D.
sapds 100 fulton street, G. Ring ls2 and A. T. Soovill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
TINE OFFICERS or TIE LATE WAR WITH MEXI-
co. requested to meet to morrow morning at II
o'clock precisely ~ the Mercer House. business Of mpor
tspce. j. ROBERT FARMANS, Secretary.
Netherlands GUARD.-THE MEETING OF THIS
IN guard will take place Monday Dec l5 At ex o'clock
Pm Every Hoander 10 invited to give call At Olympic
Hall, IlU Broadway. By order.