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NARM FOR SALE-In Oxford. Che.

j mango Co, New-YHk, containing about go OF
hand we'll divided into uhaele pasture, and meadow LAID
well fenced This farm hes m the ChenanSo Valoy, hav
mg 10 acres flat ow land the west bank of the
nver The house STANDS within tive minutes walk OF a
hounsAs Academy tunder The direction OF us able pyln
.lpsl Mi AbhOtt,) CaAote. Eplseopaian Presbyterian
Raptist and Unyersahs, Churches. VIII pasture aad
WINTER 40 head ef cattle gcd staohns Tor me same Viii
and cuts 81 tuns Of good Asy whch and for other pro-
auce good msl ket had the village which on The
hne nj this Chenango Canal and distant nom Ne"'ho'A
,nh IL Aonn FoI further particulars, sppiy 10
ETHAN RAY CLARKE, N sad Oxford
ol'im Orto SAM W. CLARKE. WaT"lcA,h L.
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NETWORK CABINETMAKERS'

L ASSOCIATION Man ufsc, urer OF fsshlJnSpis
PoSevsot NJ shoeany Black walnut and ehsneied Fur
nure Nanu'ar'ory and wsrsruoms l67 BeeckeF corner
OF SuIvanst Respectfully sohcts the attention Of those
who are ahouf selecting their furniture 10 cal ana examine
their rlch and stock. all OF theu own maanao-
Aa'SA' 40
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NOR SALE in BROOKLYN-A two

story and attic BRICK Honse, situate on Columbia, be-
tween Union and Sacke SITS, being the SIXTH house from
Lot III by 90 feet House u by SO feet with Col
onnade front and Il finished good style, Pnce $500
Apply 10 J.. H. LUDLOW,
mi 2uis (B78l No. III WRll-st.
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DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.-Thi.

II Institution aiordng thorough course OF training
for College or business, together with instruction IA Mod
Languages and Music VIII commence il 19tn
WEDN ESDAY, Nov 5
The building large and clmmDdlOus and designed ~
promote the comfort OF the pupils aad encourage habits Of
usatness and system.
The Principal possessing the advantages Of early doVo
ton has profession and large experience, pledges Rs
untinng efforts % MAKE MS instnuu,n al that an
hghened Christian parent could desire for hs aud
pas feels himself warranted IN assuring tho
school sustaining public thai the reasonable expectations
OF his patrons shall be fully realized.
Terms S7 per Of % weeks Tor board and tnton,
with Of books for English studies
For Circulars contain further sirs with tcstt-
references and steel en- TaUng OF buildings ap
ply - CLARK AUSTIN. 10. 20j Broadway, New
Y1Ik 10 the Principal s - MOODBRlL iE
OA TuIh&Stf Perth lmbOy, Nj
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SEAaING'S PRIVATE DANCING

~ al WALTZING ACADEMY. At No So Bond S.,
open eyer y day asses to convenience Of az.
Academies md families attend For terms, apply -
shove % lms
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56bools.

LSkENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u ton Classes-No G85 Broadway RICHARD
VII begin Monday 81 November n o'clock. new
the French Language - which limited number
of scholars only Will he accepted A Of Ger
viii teeu Tuesday ANY person wishing q JON
either Of the TO make Application
before Monday III lts
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iLAocfo rOh LADlto AMI lsfsH ~
Glasses tor Ladies the eterOOD for Gentlemen IN the
evening to about the 9Th For fur
Their particulars inquire II 96i Broadway; entrance IN
FTanklIn-st. Ot I'm
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NOR SALE-In the tcwn of Pelham,

Land situated the road leading 10 East
chester and third of me from the sound There
number OF building II, which Overooks the Sound
Property the city would he taken IA Exchange or two
thirds purchase money remain on bond aud mort
gage. Inquire Of J. H. TURNER, No 3 Mercer-st from
10 Am 10 /, PM. O30 81
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NALL FASHION Just finished, ele-
CANT finished St Hats al the low prce Of So usual
lY so s. article II s. So and 80 IS Hats a.
BROWN. l5S Canal-st.,
% Inn rsrt 20 he corner Of sullvan-st
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I OTIS for SALE-TENTH-AV. MAN

IL HhTTANVILLE.-F Fifty Lots, well located for I'M
mediate Improvement would be sold low, together
small plots Inquire Of s. h. SCHlEFFELIN,
al ls Ne LOG JOhn-st.
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lBEhIY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Al Academy md Boarding school for Male. asd
Females the least thorough school 70
the counir every pupil being required % demonstrate "a
tie black card the lh the Ate NORMAL school
Nj HENRY II. STODDARD. Principal The number
OF Scho that number that De taught bf the
Principal personally boarding department coaj o'ed by
and Mrs jennings. under the supervision OF tie Prn
clpal. The winter term commences MONDAY the % vi
November ard COnnucS p weeks pupils Will be ia
keuurii the nth q November rogmsfor board. wash
ug chs and tuition English branches $50 pc r.sosSiOn
AMY 10 Snliwiil Brown Co M. ~ COuulaEt, - e.,
where every requisite incrmsuon will be givcn Liberty.
sullivan County, \ Y Oct ~, 1851. .-
~ In, JOHN D. Watkins
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~ SH L 5 II f. r. : DRAWING and
~ PAINTING ACADEMY, No. 1913 Broadway :
Instruction will be giycnln DRAWING and PAINTING
all kinds Separate class for ladies' Saturday class
for female teachers Gentlemen's class FIR M TO
O'CLOCK, y. Nj EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLE
MEN. Drawing from Plaster Casts from - o'clock p.
NJ. Fol- particulars, see circulars. nj w.
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GAS FITTING and FJXTURES-
DRONZE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r.

ceved large invoice OF The above article, "
sy los snd desirable patterns which Oer a. sdnctlo
upon former Prices, by wholesale OF retail
oi4t DiETZ. BROTHERS CO. No l3i " lliam-st
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swW&S 'l''l'' JAMES c. ADAMS.
HOUSE to LET in BROOKLYN

u Il The new three-story brick HOUSE, lust finished
No 2o6 Court ST. fronting Douglas 1t has all Of the mod
inpTovenens-sas, Ia; and cold water
range IN kitchen, SC. few minutes walk from S'l. Or
Hamilton Ferry Inquire Of s K GREEN, No. co Cedar
St. Y, or Of K GREEN, corner Baltic and Coilmola-
sts BROOKLYN nl2t'
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\ DODWORTH'S Dancing Academl,

"a No AS Broome 81. This establishment is opsa
for the Glasses on and Saturday for La
dies and Children Saturday or those who wish u attend
a week sClasses Mondays and Thursdays Otbor
classes Wcdnes and Saturdays ia the evening fos
Gentlemen. PTactlcEg Lessons rhuTsdsy evenings
Sorees, semi monthly for Adults. and monthly for chi-
dren Al the modern Dances included the course "
instruction For particulars. see-ClTcuars. o2s In
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ATPRIVATE SALE-House and Lot

~ at Whamsburgh. The two story attic basement
me house the north side of South lsts, 100
i.,t Of Ninth st. between 9th aud 10th House
finished IA modem STYLE containing 10 rooms ceuater-cel-
lar cisiern yard al by 81 feet lot ~ hs II feet
ior further particulars Apply to COLE Chiffon, No
aMnfl.M nj NV
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at
~ Greenwich. Conn., 3 NICHOLS Pri.c.oal
ierns SIT yrar CIRCULAR. cnn'alng particulars mar
D. ot-1ned o. the Bookstore II NJ II Newman & Co
n . broadyay, u Il hs Pnnc pa By directing % STAN
lH4- ANHh n m
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NEWS HS gfiE N AlL0.



BALrIMogE, July ID, 1851.
The Liberia Packets Departure Enngyats Sea cd
by a 50 ks--Bod PoiiCy-- The Shooting Case
Tie lush Pafrrts, sc.
The Libsri" Packet ID 70 sail this morning for
the Marylsr colony in Liberia, aud Withstand
ing there nearly hundred aad fifty who had
positively engaged passage, one hundred Of whom
were free blacks OF tais city, the whole number
Who have come forward 10 so board falls short
Of sovcnty Gv. This failing of attributed to the
fact, that the Packet her last trip. brou sh home
an ipnersc native African, IN the shape Of vora-
cious anne oa upEsrds Of twenty feet in length;
and IRON she manner in which he bolts young
calf, with tkn bones ard ALL many Of the emigrants
have concluded TO keep clear Of country where
such inan..aters abound. The bringing home Of
such native production a most impoltic
m"yencn, on the pant Of Or. hall; and instead Of
exhibiting IA. @Oraciuus qualifications, he should
have tut ban uat - the way quick possible.
Jerou,e ", st,ru d, tict watch house, q snake is
The horror oi Clc b.,itmore branch OF the African
family. AID most cltctuaily has it curtailed the
mum "a oi a. rants, and destroyed all the romance
Of he trp"t thu-e WIN do go.
he Pack would have Jailed yesterday, but was
othEed a. '-e,f 10 iake ~ more freight, much OK
which h"o b. eu refused make room for the large
Inm''i - 'AIfruuir, bus he snake having cur
ta''G th'r, TIE f,egnL hps Deeu received.
thc'i I~upbei, sa, was shot on Wednesday,
by mSn nniGcd Aiat,a, whist sergins warrant,
IF lioio1iora ID DC iu don geious condition, and
oali wac yesterday refused to- the prisoner
/ here IL great JOY, Day. among the Irish pepu-
lei on. 90 account 81 tt. ,lcaso OF McAIanus from
tbV lIltlsu penal ls.ludr, whilst % thons lad curses
ae heapd upon tho be.d q ,he captain OF the YES
eel who betrayed rinitd o. bnen aai he other pat
IlGts
1he weather in .b.. city continues most excess
sN.h hot, az ,ceeslpvd bower ming only to in
ere the ltgL t"Ht .uiisNs q.
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INDIA RUBBER GuDDs.

U,o THE PUBLIC-INDIA kuBBER sHoYs-OuR
a. Day published in the New Ycrs Herald Of ith JAY.
lssl and tie Courier and ENQUIRER Of date which.
Esq lie ass.s that dare not charge him with pra,ns
DOT mfrirse Patents in the
have purchased our licenses for the anufae,ureS n
and are s,Sy p,,ns TART. for u, and
rather than pirate upon GoOdyears Patents,
thIh IL more Just 70 purchase right to valid
Mr. Pay. having been prosecuted COOS yer
lights made settlement, and agreed In future not To IN
sismp.Ds no. only TO infrinse said ra..a,s
purchased our Licenses. and work under
ss sr s
shoes which he Offering to She public; and
Rights will be rr0'''assdis cHy TSrs July ~ l'l
Hayward Rubber Co. BY kS H SBtttckrsGuAx. Treas.
Inc N''A mum ""'' Il hut slssoS r,..idsn.
RhiLiiihNT DsC,AppiIAIi2S
the exclusive vas one q Days mos, wopSsria dsso1e
hNh 10. S s sa' IS .ss,ay
a,s ,y s TO ~ S
has only lately discovered Of 10 great discovery
Tor The conviction Of nfrnrcrs Gcodyssr Patents
Witch be himself has been the chief and s nov TIE only in
edy original With him Days discovery q Gooiyears
ton cor ha patent creor espen'e Day ofcu so
@ to %T nSS had s, sissS a' W :sn
forda striking proof OF how cioso one inventor viii soue
tipcs follow upon the heels Of smother
A SHORT ANSWER TO WV. JUDsON AND rHg
"A Rubber stion.or the past mouth the papers
bsve temed with fresh supply 81 fae a1d msrioa- A.
thtks agaiIgt II. H. Day his business I'll emaaating
from VIM Judson the aren't partner aud counsel OF the
rubber moborelista. legal opinion from sach %
worth answering and Ills abuse IL equally
temptbie Failing in this he spcaS Cor
Of ruhler uonoposs aud Threatens 20
scpte my customers they dare 70 buy good. row DsN.
This We too old trek To lie patented ana the public 10
gullsd longer The beet goods will command art
and the binhton do rally make their goods accord
not asa
their goods se or prevent euscmtrs from auyia my
goods which not made according Gaudyea clue
molaes patent For the past four these Wholesale
monopol.rs Of the rights q the people, who
petition by threats Of the Law have da ~ given
Days time adj ecu e-tha. he could MT stand any
ana yet he IL hard ready ard able mantan h
rsl to- In the only Witch the combinations
TO trpg to trial they beaten, ava d verdict hut
has not ri that they paid the
ursutsties liable. let them brng their actions
trial and rromife them Law iuce their hearts
content. Let tie IL thew Their
% ~ cir good snd their threats against my
n. "A. DAY.
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AMUsEMENrs In BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDENS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Nl cents. rvate Boxes 81 Monday evening Jaly u:
viii be performed. BROUGHAM'SL YCEUM COMPANY IN
7hE wOkLDs fAik, with new scenery. Ne Grsnd lu-
strumental Concert The entertainments will ule
with mt display of Fireworks Performances wall
clock and terminate ut l0 The uints
entertainments will commence with the popular Come Ietl
Of I'll, QUEEN s ON No Snrk Mr.. T. Is Johasson; El4a
Mics Crocker. After which, the WOkLD'S FAIR Ho-
lumbia in the Clcuas-JOyo, Nj. Johnston: Apollo Mr.
Dunn; Mercury, Miss Crocker. Ganymede, Mics Ser.
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FINE ARTS.

V,HE TRIAL OF EFFIE DEANS, FROM THE oRiGT-
nal Painting by r. S. Lander, X. 81 This nasnii-
picture with wonderful hdeity the thrilling
trial wildly described by sir alt
most popular Of all his great works The Heart of Md
THAN, at the moment Of the rendering by the
their verdict of guilty Price 81 50 PLAIN IS splen-
dioly eoloIed For salo, Wholesale and retail. by
N. CURRIER, l52 \ assau street, corAer of SIrlce.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

INDUSTRIAL HONE ASSOCIATION, NO. l-PRoro-
sails for draining and grading Of this sssocia
zion VIII b. received till the sr,t day August ISL BY
East Chester ~ either Of which places the plan peoih
esticns snd all necessary Information pertaining thers
nay Ne obtained.
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No. IS tourtlapot street under the Western Hotel )rhs
uar establishment ttBes unrivsll.d for orer neatne
eeaf and gentlemsnly hearing Of the The
leanbui aud costly Bathing Ro in connection with
her extensive Hair Dressing Saloon unusual de-
gree Of Great credit due the propretnrs
bessrs DEMONEl MYERS for the liberal diture
and uh~earied ions r. render their visers comfort
yell a. convenience. We wish them every success.
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ExPRRss AGENCIEs. .x.c-

REDUt ED A1Es-1RANsPORTArIov TO CALL.
ornia Via the lst mus Of Panama by Zachriaon Nell
ton Co Fer particulars snrly To
ZAtHhlssON 4 co, Agents. - Wall street.
RERfokp 60 3 GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
- uronFh n thirty days. etters, TREE cents: news
psye,s hrse eent feishs ~ per thsn nv an,
ssssms, ns,e ~ shs,se Of sleeis m.ssers.rs b
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CASTLE GARpEN.-rwELrTH SUNDAY EvENISG

- Concert. Admission d cents, Sunday evening. July
.irh. ProgrammePsrt hrstl. Overture, La Nh tie lie
Portioi. Auber 3 Tie witches Reveis, Lann-r; Violin
So1o grand concerto executed by Mr. kronan, his st
Amer De Beri0t; T. souvenir de Phl tel
Lia, h'rtzek; Paganni in China GungL Inermssion.
Part second-6 Overture La File du tegimont s'ooi-
zet solo, Obae posed aud executed by zig DE o.s
Polorate. Sunset the BATTERY Mlretsek; . Solo
Violin lie Carnival de Venice executed by Mr. krplinan
Ps eahir 10. Grand Festival March, strauss Performance
tn commence Mt o'clock rssisely. No
account OF the weather.
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w ANTED TO RENr-A STORE SUITABLE FOR TIM
w Grocery and Liquor tradet mustbe in asood
purchase, Grocery and quo- Store already estsb
shed Communcatons addressed o. p, with particular
pecthg price location will receive prompt attention
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his rey tooth brush Yet using soiled hair brush
stort had. Go 10 phaons l7 Broadway to take you
bath your hair and the thing is I'm possible
r.rfe ty clean hair brush is given 70 customer VIII
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NJ ArIONAI ruHArEr I'm AHA = ar er-nOxRn
sass Bos Tcts,s n s S, 49, sS~i,sins
eight persons - Money .sssia juis a. ths s"ssrssa
Heroes OF isl2 Chsf Mr. u ssa,,. haor w;,sushs. Me-
CIV Taylor Mr. fleming. M Trsdsrisas Lisas Elliot.
:: conclude WIN re z L. or The Old House
y hsnsalS S Mr. fs. kuss1 Hr fsyo, s,snsr.
La. Ssss Endsm MT j. ." COOK 'sph'0' Miss C. Fox;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bko.pXAY NnAs us,,,.,
b strss,-prsss Circle AID parqaet - cents Family u
Doc rs onep a ~ to begin a, o'slocs $3.50 so
yIl, ~ wi be Peror1sd for Che aIss tim. "a roLE
cut Dumanor and Brisbane 10 be followed by une act a
Nina LdopnId To conclude with IA MairkhssT III
AKGUE-Vaud.re Pein.Te, Mons. B-sssiani Le Comte
MIis Fsji"e: in CossaSe Mons Bousiaue "'AN''
:. -. -.,,-., on Noe"s'' -'''
rstzeh. Manager and Conductor ADMISSION, 80 oents
sSsn,y Eysslse ,h ,yIy 2lsr
MnkiNO FALIEkU,
Eisns' his vile Ivy " Sisncra ruth Benedstt
Fernsndo -. .Siinor Lorin
Toni - - - 80 sianor B,ratini
steno " - 80 - - :. Ssnor iiiop ii
-e'eN's ' - "
orshe, notiee The orishal ana well knowu ruRisrYs
eiNSJkELs, com rising an e"cent AM Versatile corps
management of T. y. Chrsty whose concerts this cit,
TOR succession Of ave ,ears, have been received viii
Tickets estss D,ors open At aud viii commsnso al
o'clock The patron: Of rsys MINSTREL are essset'uy
,ontnu.d for tire future
RAkNuAs ASEhiCAs husEuh.-f T; bAsNus,
~, saFsr Hdmittsn'e to tGs S1s am sxd
Phillips Msr,.Hst, viii eros, tas stage on 1t .r oStrqas
Ten nes Nv p ,,r;st s,eert isabr; rvni vnno and
Iue,day irlu Ola nd oil Ia ,bs of, .ros,n az ~
psysan by Sade Dolores and Mons tntrsoGn, les ADD
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DANCING:

II PfRhCCFI0 THANKS MS FRIENDS, AND TIE
~ public in general for their ind patronage and
inform EN- that his Dancing Academy
and evening Mr. P,racchio still continues ke several
dies in his school practise with the
Teaches TIE Gorlitza and Tappatte.
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suesr from ieat ana who would like to keep cool
Tor Of the Summ.r shouid proceed
che eli thing store of SMITH JR IO2 Fulton street.
Al envelope themselves in his thak
is A full suit Of thic clothing for three dollars.
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greatest perfection at Bachelors No. all street. His
Wigs and Toupes unsurpassed for natural appearance
and durability HE Hair Dye also procured
dvustist and perfumeries In country Beware
tnitstions. and copy the address,.
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week but OF the Lea sole pro ps9tor
ssonsests in Private Boxes, 50 cents; ass sAas
5 cents Boxes % CENTS Parquet, l24s eents. Elegant
slOon perform afternoon evening Euter
tshments in the afternoon O'clock AMI
in the evening at eight o'clock. The entertainments
yareo select. and spch be
Of amusement in New York. consisting of leas Female
Ethiopian Opera 1roup9, numbering fifteen pe-ormer
the and the time the ented hand
IL. United States troupe of Model Artists who
leet,d for their beauty and figure and who
Der 81 tenu tabeaux taken from the pictures of ancient
sdern times of Arab Girls throu Oh
variety of feis oi strength ano dexter Madame Roa
lire the Only Female Jugser in the world; Of
Male and Female Artists. who will give exhibition Of
Marble satunry uuequ ed in the world. together with
OF Interesting peril afternoon and
evening. For particulars bills Of each day.
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Wirsts adapted g. the tesutf STRENGTHENING and in
e,~ang the rovth Of hair Ba Hair Restorative Let
thee who are nuacquaiuted 18th its merits give it single
trial Sold by Miller, li3 Nassau street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

w AN1Er-A ROOM TO s1ORE FURNITURE IN
w from hrst cf May The person listing The
have the Of first rate Piano, equivalent for
the rent Address a., Herald ofhce.
w the grocery and liquor trade Address y. A. Herald
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Gentlemen shirts'-NOt every pro-
ssssng to make Cent?. hs Shirts make shirts tit
<r gentlemen. At GREENS Astor House, style, it,
ters and workmanship guaranteed and every garment
pr ,piised 10 sent ONE at the appointed hour.
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~ ths Edht"r % ths Herald s-str-We ADJ
5000 ne Letter e 'as :d..s Of the Express in
they Sssli.ss pusi.6ins /, sSnssaSsaOs Of length
by Sas"Sss R s:pss,iailS ai BEsFoRB 1 co.
CALIFORNIA ExrREss, srRrORD CO., 9 yrsrr sr.,
NIw Yonx. July Is. 1851.
c.sTIsass~in your paper Of this afternoon, you have
sS.r 70 % spon u.s. for carrying letters to
rad G ds as to- ssss
or violating sn VI 81 osa sn ss
done and our greatest easrOns have been used 70
is.s siss.sS sy' s
S' been 4 to s t. al a s sSs Of rs%
ns sssy' ysr the @ Ind saSnss
General shs Of New York and special
soSadsnai Agent Of the rost%ster General to test our
ia,S busnos up.dy,'sdiy
s.s sSisi sss' sssd
received repy. dated 18th March which the Postms.
ss srIs to US ths act Of 80
t penal offence to to or from foreign country
sas
We tIansp95 our letter. on vessels s DO s,ry
brought into Tinted ssses carry
sasain. Of vessels e ysr e Tie Pcs; oa.s s I!sfs
n 's sPsy
d sa s TS wee two mot or
turso etn Of tie United States Our mails 20 hence 90
New Granada foreign country. vessels carving
the United States mails. respectfully Post
msster General what law Of Congress lays embargo
thus sept Our mail then the territory Of
New Graz foreign country; what law of the United
States is in force Their, Our mails carried from
foreign country vessels not carrying the United States
mails to San Francisco, in urder the control
Of the captains OF the vessels in of special
and what law Of Congress declares
II unlawful for a vessel the
United mails land from sci With letters Ia
his trunk poclet When the act of Congress declaring
illegal sha he shown will IL,
have srvady written TO the Postmaster Geuerfor
and true c,zens We ilvite legal decision
from of law this point aod anxious and will
the question, notified the
General his sub We embrace this
occasion that mals seized detained
~ the officials of the uouss the Oce
and We invite such rterterene-, for then by writ Ct
pleyin Id test the aud would do
The letters seized to-day surrendered by order Of
Postmaster General III H. becaufe he satisfied they could
not lesslly teze them. matter of justice, ask
30 publish this. kesPectfully. BERFORD - co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20

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nr.ets night This justly celebrated efcu
Of tale nted and experienced performers
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past year have received with the greatest b
elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union Fellows
Musical Uals one Of the most spac aud best venete
buildings in the world Admission IS cents Doors opeu
T. at o'clock An afternoon eonoert
ery Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
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