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lis adherence future democracy. uphodng as IN the
days of DID, the doctrines Of Jefferson and Jackson we
it that shall b. there too, and that we shall md
there Cobb and Foote disabled we trust by their de-
fence OF the Compromise. which Is democratic measure
If Mcdonald and Qu,man can come also, SO much the
better for we shall then be that the South will be
unit, and that The whole democratic party will be unit,
in maintaining the constitution and in conslgnng to OBJ
lvion that neonsderate zeal which has invoked the
name of State rights TO protect the movement OF such
men as Messrs Rhelt and Cheyes towards southern
conederacy We shall then be iree-solisn, abo.
tionsm or any other ism. hopes TO annu compact of
the Union, the democracy OF the land will have the
weapons of good faith and patriotism in its hands, and
will make the where il ought be made, in defence
of the laws and the institutions of our fathers
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ROARDiNG and Day school fer Ye~ng LAatss.--Tbs
Misses HA'VLEY will Of thss sshoot o.
Monday September IS their residence Pennsylvania svs.ns
17h nd 18Th streets
AuaN
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OTIUE.-The steamer OsCEoLA win, purpose OF
" king repairs Norfolk
short lime, Due notice when she
JAMES MITCHELL.
Sep ID
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(LAGErr. NEWTON, MAY. Il co. most respectfully
" their rnd the puhs that
daily supplies rich goods They VIII
this day Tuesday assortment ladies' dress goods
pleasure offering We
they will find much richer goods than
a a period OF the season, and lite AZ cheap. -
CBAGETI, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
SEM n div
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ny DYER a Mcguire. Auctionoer

ByDYEH Il MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IN Tuesday morning. September 9th 10 O'Clock, front
shall sell assortment
second hand furniture, &C.
Terms cash.
DYER s. MCGUIRE,
Cd Aucioneers.
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Tho KepubIic and tho Position or Parties at tho
South.

In answer to our averment that the Compromise was
democratic measure and that the democracy would rally
national party to maintain it, the Republic OF Thurs.
day last stated, substance, that the democracy of the
South, under the OF the Southern Rights party
organized against the Compromise settlement.
and that the hgs of the South, under the of the
Union party, were organized TO maintain it.
We replied to this in substance, that upon the ques
ton of the party lines being temporarily
efaced the South-the SouthernRight party was not
the democratic party, but made up of wings and
democrats; and that the Union party not the wing
party but composed of democrats and wings, and led
by democrats We added that in many sections the
Southern Rights acquesced in the Compromise for
the sake of the Union though deeng il unsatisac
tory measure and that the real issue between them and
the Union much more on the abstract question
OF secession.
To prove wrong these points, the Republic Of
Saturday proceeds, in Its language, "o call three
witnesses-the Savannah Georgian. the Mobile Regis.
ter and the Raleigh Standard-and cites length the
testimony of each of these journals.
And now we affirm that these three witnesses of the
Republ cited by that journal, prove the whole of
allegation
The "Georgan"-,he first witness as quo,ed--decares
cession is "he leading involved in the contest
between the Union men and the Southern Rights
The "Regs,er"-lhe second witness as quoted-proves
in that he Southern Rights party is composed Of
wings and democrats" and that the Union party was
organised by the active efforts OF ''promnent demo-
Gratis"
The "Sandard"-the third witness quoted-not only
proves in terms that many of the SouhernR Rights demo-
Gratis "acouiesce" in the Compromise, but claims peculiar
merit for them in aequieeing because they deem the
measure hard and an unjust
Here, them conceive, is whole case, in our
issue with the Republic made out by the witnesses which
that journal has cited against But in view Of the
maniles, position of parties at The North TIE question
of maintaining the Compromise. and in view also of the
recent conclusive intelligence from Mississippi will
abstain o he presen, from pressing the Republic fur
her on the point in question.
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Nlarshal's sale.

MArshaIs Sale.
DY (aca issued from the clerks o.
fee Of circuit Of the District Of Columbia nor the
directed shall 70 p0h&lc
Tuesday Instant befOrs the
said county, 2, the olowt gdesebsd
properly No No. 292 lot No. "a, In
No 1915 Nos and 10, in No $40 lot No. 10 square
No. 247 lot No 2, In square No. Isl
square No ~ square No. $50 seized
upon will be sold satisfy udlciais No - and ~ u
October tenn, 1851. RICHARD WALLhCH
Sept 4-dtJ0thscp Manha, d. c.
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Tremoms H"wsr- ""ss""s massAdbWbeTso.
THIS we'll establishment conducted IN ~ sane
manner and p)s>sas oeaoS
commodioua arrangements, eoen -
yantsgeous the traveller.
d the 6sm Of John Co.. - No. a
head OF the establishment the subscriber pedees
tons to maintain it, reputation and saSeoa
W.. n.
Bosrow, August "a, 1851.
Aug I5-staw4w
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NJ Eel
IN
calling earliest wish
closed prior the
Of the fall trade
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co,
Sept 7-2wif
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TOvESt stoves stoves Just received very
and s,yes-a kinds and sizes them will - found
ceIebacd Ena cooking for winch am sole
this None Eennn. except hued IN hs bottom Of
bake nd Inc
plate portable for heating sing
put up the shortest notice.
Pennsyiy amin avenue, between 10th and llth streets
Sent5 tn
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Hqu,dste our private Indebtedness with public stocks In
note bearing interest," for any debt he may contract
when he has the money in his pocket and does not know
what to do with It.
The amount Of specie exported last week $655b3l
Of which $5llls3 American gold O39s English gold
and silver and 100000 American and French silver
went to Liverpool ard $780, in nvs franc pieces to
Malaga
The receipts for duties at the Baltimore custom houfe
during the month of July 1851 Sl2 o. and In
July 1850 they were $lO7 2o2 62showng an increase
for the month in favor 1851 Of 16l0 o. The total
receipts into the United States depository at BALTIMORE
during the month"; were s1oo5l0 6a and the disburss
ments hererom Ss7 $50 67 The balance in the deposit
tory ON the soh of june s333 IT, and on the 3st
Of July, $57 954 70.
The amount Of revenue collected at the custom house
Philadelphia during the first seven months OF 1891 was
$2465 02 65 against $1077 80 for the corresponding
period 1850 show increase in 1851 of 26
The excess of July this year the same month last
year was while the average monthly increase for
the seven months the year. the monthly average
Of the corresponding months last year. but $3 o3
The steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool, brings more
unfavorable commercial Cotton appears to be
steadily settling down to lower points, and the market
was hat. BresdstuIs without change. The hsr-
vests will likely be good Financial matters remain the
same previously reported.
The quantity of certain articles exported from this
port during the week ending the I'd inst distinguish
ing ths destination and extent Of shipments to each
place. was as annexed
Co,n,Encr OF THE PoRr OF New YoRK-wrExxr EXPORTS.
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A RRIvAL OF DIR c, W; RoBAcK AT NEW YORK.

A RRIvAL OF DR. c. W. RoBAcK AT NEW YORK
"A The celebrated Dr. g. W. Robaek from swoeden. Pro-
fessor Of Aroogy Astronomy Phrenolosy and qecmancy
having just arrived from Phadeiphia where he has met
with the for tho last four years
his services the citizens Of New York and It's
vicinity. G. W. Roback being the seventh son Of the
seventh having made Aso1osy his exclusive study
since the early Of heen enjoys derived
from travelling and reflection that possessed
this country Europe and being gifted by nature,
and having cultivated hose blessed gt he 10 prepared TO
adopt them TO the folio wing and the immediate
summation Of the following Topics-He be
suited with st his Office, or By letter, II prepaid. and
he 10 prepsred to make Of his any Of the
following topcs:-Busiuess Of all descriptions travelling
by land courtships; advice given for their
eessul plishmsnt specuatins In stocks merchan
dee real eetae the recovering OF egacies in disputes
the purchasing Of tickets and the safety OF ships AZ He
had tho honor receiving certificate from the
Honorable c. John Bernndtte formerly King OF Sweden
which IL will give him great pleasure Ia showing 10 those
who fpvor him with call ne also Offers his services respect
ing health wealth. and marrisge love affairs Journeys law
sus dtcuty in business fraud sickness aud DEATH past
present. and future and all the Of life an
Invites all 70 call VINO afflicted corporally mentally
Terms-Ledies 50 cts Gentlemen 81 N,tvite, eaeu..sd
signs iadiee s gentlemen 81 So Nstvites calculated
oorse TO Geomsncy for ladies 81 In full S. Gentsmen
81 In full SIS Persons at distance have their nativ
ties drawn by sending the date OF the day Of their birth All
letters containing the above fee will receive immediate at
tnon and will be sent 70 part OF the United
Ststea written durable All letters on any OIL tho
above topics paid, will be answered gratis His once
I at whitesscet two block below Broadvay.
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81 200 WILL nE gIyEy TO DIsrRoyEs "a ANY ~

G1 0OO WILL re GIVEN TO DISPR0vE ANY
- ,OOO one ofthe following facts That last suniy
the reversed the figures 3 Sj IN the City
weekly of deaths from SUMPTION inc a tu'
Advertisement wns inserted com nencng Win ~
with this will be published the CITY
port of deaths, consumption will he tand so W vs.
although the Sun had IL 81 that the week ~
antdote; and that left OF giving Il away !gn 70 lev
tho week IL ~ these facts are not pos
tive form idea things that are why the
New Work sun should wish Co. disguise such tacs cannot
coo fr no ecf interest should interfere with saving ~
lives week Nov, t behooves community 70 LOOK into
these etatemeu Ia a have Evon raise repre-
s Tic bubble should not tolerate desperate
man gst them. ~ right, then the public ought
A. i conaipted with IL. Here stand. asserting that my
medicine gradually reduced death by consumption from 50
10 ~ week in twelve veeks and tsat the very week
week. and yet apaper presume paid 70 publish correct
return states that n was but 30. The humble individual
assertion against legal public document IL s about time
something was done.-TALB0T WATTS, n D., COM
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REWARDS.


M m REWARD.-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
1OO ward will be paid for the of the body of
Robert Nelson, lost the Penobscot, the
2th of squan Beach about fifteen miles from Long
Branch, N He thirty three Of about ve
feet inches in height and dressed in black frock coat
sh yes Ra sassmere % SsseT snSes
&O00 REwARD-LOsT-BYA LADY PASSENGER.
P%OO on Sunday morning. board the steamship
Atlantic, Diamond Brooch in having
large in the CENTRE surrounded with small brillans
with chain and guard pin attached The above reward
will be paid by N. II. Levy l4l Maiden lane.
Gao REWARD-sroLEN. ON SUNDAY MoRNIN1,
detached Lever Gold Watch and Guard CHAIN white fa"e,
with engraving on the case OF crossing h Della
silver articles marked A. E.. or e. c. j. A. E.
paid their return to the above
number, or to No 81 cry street.
dO REWARD.-LOsT IN ONE OF KIPP & BROWNS
stages Saturday evening" August I'd. 1851 about
ia while passing from Twents fifth street Ninta
containing the Of sundry of Stone Cutters
ANY person returnin the above papers to the
subscriber at cry Hail. 76 Prince street. shall
ceive the above reward and thanks of Patrick 0Leahy,
ecetary Of Association, or at his resdeace Fortieth
street rnd Tenth avenue.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES. sc.

DERFoRD co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss.-
ID Freight 20 per cent Ices than other responses
company Newspaper and letter postage cents Passage
the Georgia and bmpro City 20 sail lth and 18Th Au-
gust at the lowest rates. secured at Vesey street. or
House.
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DRosPEcT NIL VILLAGE AssoCrATIoN.-I

DROsPECT HILL VILLAGE AssoCTATION.-LOTs AT
Agricultural Prices few menters required to
complete the select number of hundred and twenty
members oply) Those who wish to procure BY paying
weekly instalments HOME In dne healthy location are
requested TO apply early the chance will be lost The
next regular meeting will be held at American Hall
Of Broadway and Grand street. Monday evening August
at o'clock Prospectus and Constu tutous be obtain
ed Of ALFREDS PEACE, Prest l6l Third avenue or Of
WIN PARKER, 1872 Canal street, see'y.
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INSTRUCTION.

DENMANSHIP.-MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
pupils this week for private instruction only at
hour during the day at his 9 Broadway
above the Irving free and elegant hand guaranteed
every pupil Apply early.
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BOARDING, &c.

BOARDING, &c.
poARD-A HANDSOME PARLeR AND BEDROOM
sd9nins also single room above can bs obtained at
Park Fourth The house has all
the modern improvements
BOARDING IN BRoADwAy.-sUITEs OF FURNISH
- ed Rooms, with partial Board can be obtained In
suitable for families and sass gentlemen
BOARD ON STATEN IsLaND.-rhMILIEs CAN BE
~ accommodated with Rooms and board IN , avsry sn.
vsnderbiss landing. Address note to s. T., Herald
ohlee.
loARD ONE OR Two GENTLEMEN NAY HAVE
Gated Ssfas Sssns fSS no. Is wooster Tiss SSss s w
BOARDING FOR INvALfDs OR LADIES DURING
~ confinement IN physeisns family me ioss,on % nor
TOR ALBEIT, New York Post onHce.
DoARD DOWN TOWN, Ar NO. a BARCLAY STREET
reassn, from. room WITH psnr.s Sc a.s1shsd saistn,
handsomely furnished single for gentlemen Refer
VVANTED, si00 A GOOD ROOM AND COMFORT.
,se loan q sico iit IS r,iurnsd BY payns
s rsnny riscS SSsr e
A GOOD CHANCE FOR ONE HAVING A SMALL
"a Capital For sale in WHOLE OF psst the business stock
shsd Connected thersvith very profitable tobacco
TOuse on Witch s served one on she mos o s ss
corner Of shsria before sIl 4. ".
IT oTEL TO LEAsE.-TuE UNDERSIGNED AkENow
speeth vii be ready for occupation BY The lst Deem
per next Tbs house viii have more than two hundred
rooms and be much larger than hotel heretofore built In
Detroit ~ viii have beautiful and imposing 'front.' hye
stories in height hundred and feet WOOD
ward avenuesud Military Square. spd hundred and
sixty feet on Michigan The front elevation Ia highly
ornamented built Of Connecticut etone and surmouned
by handsome dome witch will command extensive view
Of the Detret river and Lake So Clair. This houee will bo
tnishedwith marble mante fixtures and all the
dern improyements The dining hall ladies' saloon and
Ors will be arge and pleasant. The former g be twenty
feet height feet in width hundred twen
ty feet In length without columns obctrucons Of
knd snd with ornamental windows wish metal sash aud
rocm. fhe ladies' saloon vii be thirty iees in wiish
seventy feet IN length aud have an bow front
The bar ROOM BARRIERS shop and bethns rooms VIII
snd pleasant No will be epared 10 me Internal ar
ranrsment of this house. 20 make N most fashionable aud
attractive hotel IL requisite that parties who may wish
80 lease shall be Of character understanding the bust
ness and with sufficient capital 70 ~ rnsh he .use Ap
rhcation may be made TO DANIEL C.-WAIEkhAn, ,.x
erto ALBERT CRANE, pettoit hisn
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
Auction sale Of Horses. Carriages Harness. Saddles
Ec. every Monday and Wednesday, IL O'clock Person
registered. JOHN II. 0ATFIELD, Proprietor.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PHIJADELPHIA-NEw YORK
IN and Philadelphia direct-Uuited States NAL Line
Through AZ hours via New Jereey Rslroad fc 70
duoed 50 for hst elase and - 80 for second
New York A NJ from foot Of Courtisndt esrsI hha
0A NJ and h. NJ from foot Liberty Itreet Leave fhi
iadeiphia At and A. " and p. NJ. from he ios' OF
Wslnut stfcet.
<,ANprN AND AMpoy RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
va,t AZ phii.sephaLeayt Pier No. North River, ~
sstsmbos. Joan PofTER. ncrnins Line = seicss-
ward asci, "a Eniusst Line, ~ os'csh n ~ s.r~
NM see~~
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v., during the years lsa % days; 1850 100 days. 1851
lot days. '-

The weekly increase still continues large, particularly
in Indian The accounts from the West relative to
the hsrvess Of the most favorable character and
the receipts at tide water throughout the
likely to continue at the rates already realized
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1H = TUBRs

CENTREyILLE COURSE, l. l. TR0TTINq-THIss
~ DAY. MONDAY, August 4th, ct clock r: n, match
GOO mile heats best in in harness Mr. Johnson
nance b. Gslish; Mr.. Irwin names b. g. Bay star.
JOEL CONkLtN Proprietor.
" day. August g. at three O'Clock, y. M.-Purse. $50
Mile heats; three in hve in harness heauglin en-
ters eh Zachary Taylor of Phaaelphia Woodruff en-
ters ch e. Reindeer owner enters b. g. Honest John; g.
hoogand enters g. e. Shaekelback; g. Raynor en- So
lin. JOEL CONKLIN, oprietor
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iDVRRTlSRMENTy RENEWRD EVERY DAY.
SALES ny AUCTION.


>N.., 49, 80 -
UCTION NNOTICE.-GROCERIES REFRIGERATORs,
"A Hams, Cheese Raisins, Tea &c. On Tuesday Aug 8.
1t ION o'clock IN front Of the store Dey street co-ner9f
Greenwich Hams, Cheese Dutch Herrings, Aackerel Sal
mon. R.sns Tea Cayenne Pepper yIsssr Pickles Le-
Claret and bottled Also 10 Refrgerators
assorted sizes. and quite new WA CARTER Auctioneer,
81 Dey street.
UCTION NOTICE.-w. MCCORMICK y CO., WILL
"A make cash advances ON Furniture. Pianos Hardware
Dry Goods &c intended for public private SALE for
storage Sale Tuesday Thursday and Saturday of each
w. MCCORMICK, Auetioneer, l3 Spruce ct.
UCTION NoTICE-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A n Bush-Ths day, ct loh o'clock, at the auction
North William street, extra sale Of Furniture,
Carpets, Bedstead by virtue of mortgage Also Sofa
Bed first class Sofas Bureaus Clocks counting house
Desks and Tables suitable for insurance companies mer
chants, 30. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
TERRENCE BOYLE. AUCTIONEER THIS DAY, AT
10Y O'clock at 99 First corner of Eighteenth
street the stock and fixtures Of Wholesale and retail LIQUOR
Kegs, Counters Beer Pumps One Horse Cart and
Harness One Coal Scale cost $O Also the Furniture OF
said house. Sofas, Tables, Chairs Carpets Oil Cloths,
&C. &c.
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FINANCIAL.

H4O, O,UUO tersst, on bond and mortgage. in one or
JOHN T. CONRE2,
No. q Wall street. corner Of Broad.
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THURSDAY EXCURSION TO THE VILLAGE OF

ru,uFsDAy EXCURSION TO THE VILLAGE OF
strsttonpsr between Flushing and COLES. Point.
Fsre frK ceuts each way. The spendid ste ooat
KOsCIJSto Captain {. ~ Hancos, will make IN Excur-
sion TO Strattonpcrs Tuesday august ic' snv,as
street ~ r. i0I, clock, NJ; Foo. Of Peek slip, T.,
ana foot Of Tenth street IL o'clock W. she viii make
short trip up the sound and rsturang Will land her pas
remain about hours crdng all parties crporunty
10 "a ne building sites III kets be had st the
ofhce of sohN n fLhMhbh
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AMUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDEN Observation-Disclosures Is
N1 cent. Private Boxes e. To commence a. 9 e'elosk
the will with extracts from DAVID
NJ vnns Wtns Msav M Phns EavsS rsSsSsy, ay,
perheld Mr. Palmer; Wickfeld Mr. Florence Agnes Miss
Crocker Ms Trotwood Miss Cook; Mrs. MicAwber Mrs.
Dunn; Emily Miss Tayleure Popular Dance Miss Tayeure
and Mr.. Fletcher The whole to conclude with DELICATE
GROUND-Ctizen Sangfroid, Mr. Palmer; Alphonse do
Grandier, Mr.. Florence; Pauline. Miss Croker.
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OAKUM-T. j. ALDRIDoEs HUDSON COUNTY
~ 0akum we:ss. Berssn, New Jersey, TX miles from
New York; Orders BY mail promptly attended TO. Persons
sendins BY mail will please say what kind they want Er-
ira superior American Persons wishing visit the
DO BY taking the stage from Jersey City Ferry which
leaves for Bergen every half hour.
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES FRAUD-AFTER ALL THE
fraudulent attempts 20 deceive the public, the combi-
nation evidently allow the approaching Fall fern
Court 20 without trial charge this in ad
while there Is plenty time TO prepare and call upon
the combination 10 produce w,uesseAdophus stone and
John C. Bickor persons IN their employ against whom
have attachments forward and give their testm0
This dare do aud they dare no % trial
before jury This charge aud that the prste
patents fraud and and will prove and establish IL
In Court whenever the venture TO trial before
II they innocent Of this charge. allow the Wit
Bring the case 70 trial before ury. For eight have
charged the Goodyear Patent TO be fraud aud svndte IL
not let them before jury fairly Until this s done
shame should keep all from eowardy attacks
Rubber Patente and Manufacturer. Warehouse . Cort
landt street. New York.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04
LIQUORS.


nALLIM0RE'S CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE IS
~ situated the Of Broome and Crosby streets,
No. 4 Persons in the trade invited to make call be-
fore purchasing A ID. and will them full 70
cent. One trial will prove the fact.
C0O DOZEN ST. JULIEN cLARET, AT las lse.
%OV and as per Dozen and loJ don; ST. Estephe, l7.
dozen (bottles returned the ceeba Brandy
Store 40 Broome street. OF Crosby street. PS-Ths
finest qualities in Chateau Margaux and st. Julien Wines
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

CHRisTYs OPERA HOUSE, MEcHANIcs' HALL,
~ No. f72 Broadway. above Grand sireet-Open every
night during the week until further notice. The original
and we'll known CHRISTYS MINSTRELS, comprising
dsncsd Performer under The manasement Of Chris
have been received with by highly respectable
and fashionable audiences. Tickets cents Doors
seven, and will commence at eight clock. The patrons
Of Chrstys Ansrels respectfully informed that the
Saturday Afternoon Concerts will be dsoon nnued for the
future.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

BRILLIANT DIsCovERIEs.-"THE DECAPITATfoN
- ~ Of Tho.: Ewn.nh Esq 0cmmssionsr ci P.sen.s sy
,ss in honor Of which he gave Select dinner in
snatiye merely The payment TO Goodyear in % Of ee6
for license 70 work under Goodyear Patent which Dag
sut made too late TO benefit him Day oser Of $50 reward
for the victon nrngers Go0dyears Patents
which he himsef the chief and the only
fringer brilliant conception Of Days. and undoubt
secret yuoaniIng Rubber full before his apples
uon for his therefor Day only y6
paid who had learned Goodyeaxs so
tory. brilliant exhibition Of inventive genius and A.
fords striking proof Of how closely vii
times follow tho heels OF another.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

VINHE TKIUMPH OF MAGNETISM.
i Some people who very wise,
And scarce believe their two eyes,
Declare that all magnetic science
Is stun UNI worthy Of reliance.
Now let these sceptics, III they will
Try Lyons famed Magnetic Pill,
Or the Magnetic Powder buy,
That insects kill. we know not why
Forth from their holes the vermin roam,
Each insect leaves its secret home,
Attracted by magnetic force.
They eoms-and why They must, Of course.
They taste, they die. Now tell us, come,
Is magnetism all hum
Depot Of LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills. a2 Broad