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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

DINNER TO Mn. WEnsrER.--TheR alti-
more Patriot Of Thursday last says: "Wc
heard this morning, what guve us great
pleasure, that the members of the Mary
land State. Constitutional Convention. now
in session at Annapolis, prompted singly
by desire to do honor to the great man
who now fills the Office Of Secretary Of
State--to show their sense Of his public
service, and their cordial approval of his
course ON the great questions involved in
the Compromise of the last Congress; and
also TO mark with their condemnation the
wanton, malignant, and bascless charges
that had been brought against him in tho
last Congress, have invited Daniel Web
stcr to public dinner, and that he had ac-
cepted the invitation. The dinner is to
take place at Annapolis on Tuesday next.
The members Of the convention, regard
less Of all party associations, have united
IN this testimonial to Mr.. Webster; and
tEsmanner in which it was offered, and the
motive which prompted it are alike honor
able to them, as 1t is to him-than whom
no man deserves 1t more.
1t Will be great occasion; this dinner
to Daniel Webster by the Maryland Con-
sutuhonal Convention, and WILDE rcmem-
bered by all who take part in it as one that
every Marylander and every friend of tho
Union should rejoice over.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

~ From notice in the Enquirer we
presume it is intended by the friends Of
the venerable Thomas Richie to give that
gentleman a dinner in Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

/. ~ The first report Of Maj. Noah's death proved
TO be premature but regret 10 learn he died
Saturday night ped instant. There il no rafstaI >
about his death this time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

~ The Daily Washington Globe Of
18th inst, announces that its publication
is suspended from that date, to be renewed
at the next Session Of Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

The bail which was given for the appearsnce' y
Chaplin before the County Court, now sitting ~
Ellicot's Mills, TO answer several inslictmSnts
charging him with attempting Nil, &C.. has eesn
forfeited. When the was called before the
Court. Chaplin was not there to answer, and Of
consequence. the bail was forfeited. We Under
stand that the money viii be paid by tho security.
ON proper demand
ne question now comes up, ID this man. or can
any maii.--chargod with criminal offence In this
stnts,-bc released from punishment by paying
the foriet oil bond, which he gave for his mp
pearanee TO answer the charged OF course ha
cannot. The bail was for his appearance-pot 10
free him from trial. Mr.. Chaplin l.. therefore.
now fugitive from Justice, and will. we under.
stand, be demanded by tn. Cuvrrnor We ma
sune Of course, that he will be given IN BE- n.
Governor of any State wherever he may be found
We assume this because we would not xili;uyIv
| believe that any Governor would DO found fa,Ll,..
his duty, md bis oath Of Office. Nv rcfusinr Il,
| give him up. The associates Of Chaplin, however
| seem to think Otherwise. We shall soon see.
whether they right in the estimate they place on
the Governor OF the State where he isl Baltimore
| Patriot.
A correspondent Of the National Intclli.
gcnccr says the Governor Of Maryland
will probably offer the $4,000 forfeited
by Chaplin's friends for his non-appear-
ance, as reward for his apprehension
and delivery to the civil authorities, Of that
State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27

When Queen Elizabeth, in one of her
progresses, soon after the defeat of the
Spanish Armada, visited Shrewsbury, the
mayor, on congratulating her on the event,
when the king of Spain attacked your
Majesty, egad, he took the wrong sow by
the earl"
The queen could not help smiling at this;
and her admiration was further heightened,
when at her departure, he begged permis-
sion "to attend her Majesty to the gallows!"
which stood about mile out of town.
The LATE FUGITIvE SLAVE RESCUE IN
BosToN.
BosToN, March 81
The Grand Jury have indicted the per-
sons charged with aiding in the late Fugi-
tive Slave Rescue. This Jury comes from
different parts of the Statc.-U.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-27
Again, the Republican proceeds +:

1.-The best and wisest men have committed then
cumberland Mr.. Richie has not escaped that
common frailty Of human nature. His browning
bunder however, was his last-his support Of the
compromise. Had he opposed that measure, as he
opposed its predecessor, the Missouri Compromise,
il would have been defeated, the Missouri Compro-
mise adopted, the wounded pride and honor of the
South saved-and The harmony Of he Democratic
party preserced. But he gave into that measure
and order forthwith reduced to chaos. The
organ of the National Democracy was found enlist
ed under the same banner with the greatest and
deadliest enemy of that party"
1t is not for US TO become Mr.. Richie
defender, but we cannot refrain from say
ing that this is one of the most unkind, I'M
just, and mcrciless attacks upon retiring
editor that we have ever known the Press
to commit, saving and excepting the
Washington Globe which is edited by
Mr.. Ritchie's dcadhest enemy. Why,
what is the charge when stripped Of its
verbiagel Not that Mr. Richie is merely
ga stumbling block in the way of his par
ty," but that he Is positively corrupt, nay
that his independence has been bought for
a price! What will the Democrats of this
District, what viii the Democrats Of Vir-
GINA, think of such charge brought
against their old file-leader, Thomas Ritch-
lie, by paper protesting to belong to the
same partyl And how, and why, is this?
Mr.. Richie has not changed; he advocates
the same doctrines he has advocated for
years; he is the same Democrat he was
years ago, when the Republican was CO.
operating with him promoting theirpar-
ty interests; and yet because he is found in
company with Clay, Webster, Cass, Foote,
Dickinson and such men as these, advoca-
ting the compromise, he is denounced as
deserving his party and as unfit forhs post.
According to this doctrine, opposition to
the Compromise was test of Democracy.
But is that so? Which is the better ex-
ponent of Virginia Democracy, the Repub-
lican or the Enquirerl Or is the Repub-
lican prepared to read Gen. Cass, its late
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Virginia Legislature.

Commissioner of Pensions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAyEs, No. 6NEw CITY
~ Hal.-Trses for lh5.- Taxpayers are hereby notified
that sr addition Of ceutv be made IN All taxes
rem 'tnns unpsi hU st ty Decembor next shu
tie 18th day Of Delonber The RECEIVER
Srge upon the taxpayers The mrertance o. msk,ns
necessarily ow jrst previous 70 the per cenase pc
added The last day November occurring on sunds
aspayets are particularly Notified that tne
will Ne the l,st day which tases WI herecetea
from s o'clock AM 70 2 pm. Baakahle money ouly re
ceived. HAkNtb MANI. receiftr TAXES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
FINE ARTS.

NIlssoIoNeHI GALLERY.-THE MOST WONDER
wi u Exhibition presented 30 the American public,
which will he AZ the Anglican Academy q Design No
COS Broadway consisting Of 100 PAINTINGS and upwards, %
the hest Modern Artists. ncutinr three Italian Paint
ngs sirc two Of which w. Professor Mcha
ANGELO Buontrruoti, pref ntrg The Fall Of Mssolongh
the ue whsn the Creeks fought against the Turks, and
dso for liberty The public Will BE duly notified Of the day
OF the openirg OF The above vhbitio1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
LIQUORS.

To BROADWAY BROOKS WINE AND BRANDY
Store-Now landing, 100 cseks London Brown stout,
In Prime condition. Terms reasonable.
OLD BOTrIED BRANDIEs. WINES, WHISKY, RUN,
" Holland Gin SC 30 10 Re hsd at the celebrated
Brandy Store 40 Broom street Broadway per
cent lees than at any other store the city NB-kvry
article warranted 40 represented.
NOTICE TO IMPORTERS OF GIN THE suPhRloE
lN Court Of the state Of New York having anted US an
INJUNCTION rcstrsinnF parties from inpcrnf sens OF ~
vertising Gin with trade mark Of swan erse,-
inr Gin whatever and for - swan Gin, une- %
PROCURED from hereby CANTON ~ mpvd.e.s Nv,
dars In Gin not 10 Gin with the swan brsnd
or advertise or cell Din and for swsn vtn unlessn
be procured they will otherwise MAKE tnemssVes
liable 10 damages and an i sScarcHxipr aSpuAnO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

For Money Market, easements, &C.,
sec seventh Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
Court Calendar for This Day.

SUPREME CouRT--SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos A, 81, SO, las
80 90, g. 90. "a to 20. CIRcUT CoURT-Nos $40, s03
l23, 90, 79l TO Sol.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Ines. 9s7, 1919, 1921, 1923
1026 1927 1929 1891 1893 1881 l04l 1913 l0i5 l0i7
1049, 1851 Par. 2--Nos 1910, 1880, 1892 1884 1896
1taS l040 1912 l044 1896 1913 1885, 1882 1854 1856
1868
SUPERIOR CoURr two brspches) Nos. 10, 30, a. 40
10S, So 60 81 S. Te, rs, 4S, "a 50 81 S. 81 &c. 81
90 95 &c. g. 105, los, 100, ll3, ia lis, 1l6, III
lis, Ito, 100, 121, 122 I2i, lilo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

Cutting hair and whiskersi In the neatest
and most skful mannee invariably the style to
the visage and entire appearance the we.rer by HILL
the inmitable at Nassau street. of Pine where
with hard tender
may enjoy . eleanly and comfortable shave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
coPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE rs HxREBY GIVEN. THAT THE Co.PARr
~ rershp hhsr,o existing Under the firm Of Ro ses-n
A Co for the snuineturc o. Widers Patent
safes With Rchs Improvement was this day dissolved. by
nLtuafconsent. ALNON Rolf,
JOHN G. STEARNS
New York, November I, 1881 AZOR 3. MARVIN.
TIE BUSINESS OF MANUFACTURING wILDERs
Il Patent sslamsnder saies with Rich's Improvement
lately carrie by the firm OF Rolf, stearns Co. will
from and after this date he continued by the remaining
ptI'ners under the style or firm Of Stearns Marvin
EeS rCrk, November l., ISL JOHN a. SrEARNS,
i,6wster street AZoR s. MARYTN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PIE IL SON AL.

Personal.
MIR. JOSEPH AsCHERBERG, A NATIVE OF AN
1vl halt Coethen Germany who left Europe in 1915
this country requested to give information Of hs
TO the undersigned who has important
for him. WILLIAM BRAUN, Is William ST., N. Y.
NJ OTIC E.-wILLIAM RUSSELL PORTER IN THE
store of Messrs. Stone Co.. As Exchange place. aged
about 40 native of Scotland left yester
day the 18th inst about IL oeock to his sisters
the Part of the city; then nothing been
heard from him: He had on when he left home, brown
overcast grey mixed pants, shawl pattern ves black
will be gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED by his anxious wits and
family, No. "a Green wioh street.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF THE MANA SHIP
earsenter-wth wife and two children who travelled
with the undersigned from MoEtreal John and
the undersigned stepping ao at st Johu promised take
charge or store, two cheats hat box and mattress
He down in the Troy and if this should
his eye he will find the undersigaed at Is! Cedar street,
Ednburg Castle Hotel. DANIEL WINSETr.
VNFoR MATI0N WANTED-GEORGE WATTS
arrived in this city in the steamer Illinois, her
trip from Chaeres his return from California to HE
friends about the I'd nst that he taken sick
after his arrival here and then der the DR.
Franklin, asking his father write 10 him here In comp
letter sent advising him that his brother would
be in the city on Tuesday morning 18th iast asking
answer TO be left at the Pest Once with address,
the letter sent still up this time, he unable
10 obtain In relation to his brother Georg
Whatever should this meet the any who
Of or can lead to the finding o said Watts all charges
will be paid and ct with prompt attention
calling ON HIRAM WATTS, fremont House. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

traction By Dr.. l. r BsoDHEAp, nss.:L surgical and
sss
s ssnpIs. pussn p ''''' the
To smokers-Having lately opened a
superior of Havana and Principe sgars received
would isspso.ay old s%etsss
e his %. e.
satisfy the most fsstdious either regards quality
'' OF price, sa s
and most skful manne< invariably adapting the style
me yS1ss nns entire appearance Of the ws,rsr BY HILL
persons with hard
may enjoy cieany and comfortable shave.
Hair Dye.-Ba tc helOr's celebrate ted LII uid
Hair Dye 10 the best yet discovered for ooorng hair
certainty with which this svcrts and Hair
S5si7; *s'insRs ''B acs Il:
Wigs and Observation-Disclosures New
style Of Wigs shs most perfect Of
should call a. BxTGHEIoRs ssisSrs.sd viz Eaescry No.
sortmens in the city. Copy the address.
have tiled every thing without sucesss cured in
g.; s H..
Hyatt's Life BaIsam.-The Hundreds or
which have Appeared 10 shs and ether
agent the and reab curative known for
Plies Pmp:s BSasSs Ss
ns s ss d s and all %
sG%panyng each bottle and to BE- hsq at at s soTsr
when taken in o0pfOrm.y with the Directions !, !, ,ho1:
s . r s
ana i0r "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

readers to magniseens sale of French Furniture
Csae tits day and morrow. by John vandewater
Co. ~ TIE oious and well known Ware Rooms Of kr
horx 49 and 4sl Broadway aoing at 10Y o'clock
each day The sale comprises description Of goods
before ofered At ton and cannot be for rich
ness and elaborate workmanship The welknown charae
Ter Of the man uta cturer needs further comment
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LOst.-Three Dollars Reward.-A black
ana white Setter Dog about six old He
the name of Major" Any returning him 20 D. W.
NORRIS 565 Houston street. will receive the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

DHoN0GRAPHY AMONG THE CLERKs-MR. T. c..
Leland will deliver the leeture preparatory to the
commencement of his class the Mercantile
Library Assseatiop on THURSDAY evening Nov 49, at
dress the meeting Several practical tests amusing
LIMITATIONS OF the brevy elegance and utility of
will be introduced Der Of clerks who already under
stand phonos,.phy will write sentences in the chara
blstk board and others will read
mission free to the public and especially the members
the Association.
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THE MILITARY.

HUNGARIAN PATRIOTs-sCARFF GUARD wIrL
present an address to the HUNGARIAN pariats at tn
Irving House. this morning at o'clock aad will receive
hungarian flag from them in return bod ~ort eeeboted
hand will perform original march, ded ated TO these brave
exiles
- ing prior 10 the parade will be held at No Barclay
street. this Thursday evening at o'clock IL is
wM WATTS. Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

Wigs and Toupees.--Batchelor New
style Wigs The perfect imitation Of
nature invented Those wanting superior article
should call Al BATcHELORs celebrated Wig Factory No.
Wall street. where be found the largest and best
sortment in the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

M KELIINGERs SUCCESS HAS ARIukN TRoM
~ free o. the oils Of merit industry. civilisy.
and Iberslity, to merchants gensrAy,-so large
induce then work for Themselves This the only
way obtain friends Bay and for them and sng
fer trsvrs merchants and broker. IN general Who have
Broadway and AL keepers Of In tegence otces also viii
fine 10 their interest 10 call the Doosor his
hserents In the Spirit Of The Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

Consisting OF Nuns Victorines, Guns Hiding BoS, Trim
LAprr s.n SxL T. AND NJ SEE.
Furf redresssd and altered to the newest style.
The Axial Electric Engine, invented by
IrssS on ."saSs .S vsss sessl Prey
RS:
citizens of New York-we beg 20 repre-
sen. you tina, our stock r. and White. Co.hag for
have EVER msiuiso,Srsd And IS The season. is savsssiss
sod upesrt.n We hays come 70 the q @at
;,Ss @ .Siss
2nng;.on soet prizes. must :.s:y you i Ss
t .ns Ss winter .Ssas
and laas' q VI: viii s1 s
great Inducements 70 dealers Very r'sP.f'f SnyyIy
IS ana s. John street corner Of Nassau.
Sterling Advice.-Observe the crowd
Ma, daily ,. ,as % . Of SMITH M
cis,Si.s ssS ne .sss%sps srsssy created ss%%cn
about. the ave dollar suit man is nowhere"
Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy.-Notes
,hs Bank tstes At rs cent discount Notes Bant
ss ss.s a:st fvaSs sss f rSon
In payment for r.,sy made clothing Of all descriptions
shawIsi .shawIs,-A spIendid Assort-
q =: iis; q ssss i F sS, Ss ss,s Ss. .fsA .
1 as .S usSS5H 'sFs
Ladies' and Gentiemen's under GAR
men.s Hsehcock Leasbeaier. Ay Broadway, OF
Leonard stree, have very hne assortment Of both isdes
wool %srno and et,ap and very spsSaid sr,e: Of gen
tmen fur shirts All Of which they sell q, Low
woolIen blankets, FlanneIs, &c.-Btch-
;Ss Sa sTs'S T haze S %s ana S
when Sss,.i';p.I' vii end ss'.as: .s:: s,ssi
every thing else in dry goods for family use.
Fur Undcrshirts.-A most beautiful mr.
,els A,O Tsyo, Wool warranted no. 70 shrink together
%sn: ...:n ssd ersTar aSsry S..' %, g every
'''''' '''''' THOMAS MLAuoHLN.
Perfect sh,rts.--GentIemen complain
sr ss. s, sA y,r , 81 SSI 4. Ne
ns.a ,',.n se s..scn.ss men q ssy inow ms
which This famous ssssslishme favored
satin de Laines, Lace Curtains, &c.
J sIsGSseS a s:y:
Sui,.ss G.t Cern.., noSf' Centre rsss.ls SC which
any other Also the mos. mssndoen, sssortmsns
low pres Dealers supplied AZ paoss
sSsn hey can Be had elsewhere. '''''
poots.-r,ne French Calf Dress Boots,
sr s sS sSs ss' sass S.i ,,'st
ss sysyrS Ss s;s q. s. e e A.. GSsA Of n s,..
rial. sss,Lsr Than can be N ANY 2,nsr s.,sh
sso. I'm ni m fulton street tie shsspess place The
city TO sets good article
what everybody says, must he true,
and ovsryto6y says the Boomakers Union 50
street carrying everything before IT, IL is certain they
do sell wonderfully Y. aud cheap baos and shoes there
Ruinous Prices !--Tremcndous Sacrifice .
Wondcfu reduction in tae price o. Lnslish tnreepy Car
pets druEgets TUGS table covers window shades mate in
ssn e;ges q % OIL cloths and stair oares At hIRAs
Carpsts aud oil Cioths ~ The city.
selling oG-reterson ~ Humphrey. $40
s,ays rS,S,,. y ne s,s viz s n ss s. q, 9 S s
fjlovirg tices kch Errsse e. " ps. per yard extra
%. 70 OIL Cloths ests Heavy, /" per yard, and all
ethsf goods equally bv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
PUBLIC LECTURES.


MECHANICe IN STITUTE-LECTURES FOR 1851
w and ls52-The Introductory address TO the Of
lectures before the members of this Institute will
hvered by Oh aries Lester ESQ., st the Ius
sute No Bovery on Thursday evening" 18th Nov at half
past7 o'clock Subject Importance Of encouraging Scen
life Institutions, the true of National wsaith
Glory Members can obtain tickets for the of leo
lures. by applying to the Actusry.
wv GEfssENHAISER,/
X. n. FERRIS, COMMITTEE Lectures.
JOHN Roach
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Rheuma tism.-Any Gentleman or Lady
troubled with this complaint particularly those who
have tried everything without success) be cured in
short time, and from $25 TO $500 forfeited
to the contract made shosld he TAIL Address
atism box BAGS POET Once, New York. post paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

Western Bank, White Creek.-The Bills
Of this bank bovgh half Of per discount
same Sc other New York State money, by
GEORGE W. ROBINSON.
Corner of Broadway and Fulton street.
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TENNY LIND DoLLs.-A NEW AND ELRoANr AR
a. tice being blsnce Jenny Lind,
dressed in Jenny Lne for SALE wholesale rsss
~ GEO w. FUTILE, at the Emporium Of Buropssn Fancy
O. oss Novsities Toys. &s. NJ ao Broadway Al.c en-
porcelain. parier sche &C. at prices. Also
the finest dpsy of Dressed Dolls in the United States Ase
lot India Rubber Doll Heads cheaper than thew
have beer offered Dolls Bonnes, Shoes. Bodies,
ARM re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

EOuND-FB1DAy, THE SEVENTH INST, A GEN.
tlenane oral Broastpiu; the have the
BY applying st % East syteenh street. proving property
and rsyins for nks advertise nent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

cork sole business Boots Shoes Caters Leather
snd rubber oyehoes and Cosrs q every description, be
side everything for foot 10 be thought Of
made in the best style and Of the best
rss than can be purchased any other establish
shoe Emporium M Fulton street. the ohesrest place
CITY TO rood article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
INSTRUCTION.


Y'HE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PR0FE S-
sor In singing siFaora Eliza valentin gives her
sppleatons made by letter; Hotel Pssris Wnsshaii
near the Batsery where she be every
auIn s, mas list o. seventy ladies whom she has taught
SUNDAY scHooL-FRENcH LANGUAGES
conversation At his lee
turs rooms on sunday heks 10Th inst hours from 10 IL
pendent course Of lesson particularly adapted biblical
lecture will and close with devoOnAl rcisss This
will be highly edifying and will TO many an
opportunity TO occupy small portion OF their unemployed
this day improvement and the acqusement OF
the French Parties desiring to unite with
sunday csss viii provide themselves with ticks.s which
week at the institute 65 Broadway one door above Amy
street
NRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, go
II Broadway -Messrs. Richsrd Moutons boarding And
Day scholars can suton by every stage
ing Broadway The has enlarged for An add
tionsi number Of scholars
FRENCH LANGUAGE-MUTUAL sYsTEM-PROFES
sor Richards Evening Classes-rrenchmsn and Ame-
Professor eads TO undoubted and Immediate Con-
versaon ard Evening classes. every day from TO APP
ply at 6o5 Broadway.
CYMNAsTIC EXERCIsEs-w FULLER RESPECT
~ fully informs his pupils aud the in general that
tween Ann and Streets The exercises therein
well for all and for preserving health and In
others Those troubled with dyspsp,ia ats. will
ind the exercises of the Gymnasiun highly beneficial B.
sparrpg and Fencing usual The Croton water,
with baths, in the establishment
inf huenty both French and English willing
either language, and especially English to spanards and
place, Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

FRENCH COOK DESIRES A sIrUATI0N-D0Es
"A extra parties Good reference Apply 1T No. 10 Watts
street, front basem ent.
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Rninans rrIccs i-Trrmcndous sncrificr

and evsrytosy tays that the Boonakers Union. 50
street u carrying everything before IT, II is certain they
do sell wonderfully w and cheap bsots ana shoes there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

KELTY 4 FERGUSON, No. 2oN Broadway b.v. In .,or
srendd assortment Of Satin de LANES Lace Musii
Curtsins Gst Cornioes, Loops Centre Tssses Re vhc
they are now selling 81 profit less than they be boush
OF any other Also the most magnificent
OF window Shades, Of manufacture TO be found
the city low prices Dealers supplied lower price
than they can be had elsewhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN;
che Is an excellent cook and baker, and wash and
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