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UmhereIIas and ParasOIS.

Umbrellas and ParaSOIs-
TTE would invite the Ladies to call ana
w extensive stock of green, blue and pacA
and Lined Cambria Silk and Satin Porssos
t.o' TLIIos consisting in part of green, blue
s sn HACK silk, Super Scotch bingham, &c; COM
Just received by ~ H.
Raleigh April 4, 1851.
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ALEXANDER MACRAE, JR.,
IMPORTER OF
CHINA, GLASS, And EARzHERN WAKE,
And Wholesale & Retail Dealer in all kinds OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
South Side of Market St.
Wilmington, N. G.
WILMINGTON, Nov 81, 1850. Sly.
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A LOT OF FRESH THoMASTON LIME, jus
N received, and for sale by
r. TUCKER & SON.
Feb. IL, 1851 90
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VNHE War between the United States ard Mexico
illustrated; embracing Pictorial Drawings OF all the
Principal conflicts with description of each Battle BY
George Wilkins Kendall author OF the Texan 0an'e
Expedition. Received at
Raleigh, April I'd, 1851.
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Nov. l, 1850.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-19

HG1US anu Ot1RSs
- MOLESKIN, Beaver, Otter, California, Angel;
Il Plush, and Fur Hats, Gents, Boys, and Children
Sup Cloth, Prince De Joinville Fine Military, anc
Jenny Lind Caps, just received and for sale by
r. TUCKER s. SON.
Sept. 21st, 1850. s34-
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Builders Companion.
CONTAINING the Elements of Building, Surveying
" and Architecture with practical Rules and nstruc
ions connected with the subject. By A. G. Smeaton,
Civil Engineer, &c. For Sale by
HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Nov. 81 1850. q
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works ON Cooking. &c.

1WNRY a Box if Won want good BuckWheat and Bane
III Cakes, for sale at the Drug Store OF ~
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, e e.
December 10, 1850. .!lzae.s..L "
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Theatrical and ntus,cal,

IrL.s OpsR.-M.Rrrz,sis RrN,p,r-This .vsniny
As;ns ,ha S.., - 49, ~ @ NJ ia ..en,ns % M
the bene6t OF Max il is hoped hs msrits ~
musical director will be properly appreciated He has
engaged for the past the best artists In
the country very large salaries which he might have
ably curaed in the en- por en Of less attrsc
tive artists but he has In keeping With his character
and great musical reputation foreite advan
tages for the satisfaction and delight his pstrons
Inc opera announced Is hobsrt 10 ptaeae,' which in
M Soauoes Al tne eaong ar,ists OF as company. Let
h; .tons % sr. rsan.i = psoS ,s's evening, Ihss
~ .li ths hssntv an "a 49, 80 - ~" "''ooiAse
VI p a. @ T TO- % N ar.'on ~ .u. VI .ns ~
fpaomar tha Bsrbaran will oomwan,. .hs
msnss. fhs n,;nc,nsi ch.rse,.rs hs,a ,s,.;n.s 80 - ~
Ms,Srs EdSv aYsysn. M psrssr srs wr. Ieva5 "
nuuy, MIS- raIker; snc Mrs. Jordan'
trasse entitled The Queen Of the Choral Cave
with extensive SC. merry dresses properties and
machinery. M.ssrs Cony Taylor an 4 Master Cony in
ths principal characters
pro,nv.y T,v.,,v-ws az. ola, n ,sr,.,v. Aha,
,hsra b.. h..u . 60, ,,nrre.u..s A.. ~ ~, -,
:, ~, ,h.,, q, a. s. t W .s In sne sseeIssnce
ran csn nahs thsstrs .sv.nca ~ n,hS s',,ma,;ny y
the present stsge manager Mr. barry n that man The
pisces selected Tor This evening are
Of Richard III ;" with Messrs BROOKE larry Conway
Fsnpo Madame Popisi and Mrs tbbo.t in the nrncins
parts The amusemense terminate with The Alder.
mans Gown,
NHo,, G.pp,S-Tb. overtpra zsn.,,. comnarca.
tAe entertainments-it will be ,cc.eea by the bur.
ssque pantomme Of the Coopersn in which nearly ali
.be Rayel Familv will snn,ar TIL, .vouton. ON ~.
tirht rope will follow xith Gshrl ami rrsncois Rsxs in
their beautiful exercises as also the ,rnsng Blon
din, who every night received with erthusiastic cheer
ing All will close with the Grand fairy pantomime of
"Mazulm."
p,..o.,. r,,..~,.- a..-,s.,. ...u.u. , \,
the Rivals, commences the performa pces and with
that will be sure 70 draw den,ey crowded house
Messrs Blake, Lester Dyott Bland Burton Miss Fanny
Wanack, Mrs Hughes, Miss HILL and Mary Taylor sp-
pesrng new dance the kossuth Mazourks, will fol.
ow ana the Wneie w2coneiude with the Arce sf" Wig
"ss
, ASs.L an LnAAlhh.-Ine Iavotite drama sntitisd
Scott great ta,orits an excellent seto, vii
"a I" iord Ma,mIon y Thi. na.. iii - .s WI sppvsr ~
a scotcb Lit bv Miss I.alam ana IN. sv.nin,5. n,,
tainment vii conclnSs with tha nsv eor,a "a so,
entitled the Marbis Saidsn or s,isonIn nj ,h Iis
tie Red Man Al,o m. drama of . t,snch ,hs ' on,
-, - N vac N"AA" VI DaneA snS ous
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Late lrnm Havana.

We have received ~ the steamer Georgia files Of
tse Diario ds Ia Marian and Gae,a Ne "a Hbaaa 10 the
h Of December. Their political Is not Of much
.nteret We translate from them however some itena
which will plesse readers.
The Message Of se President Of the United States
received in Havana the 9th Of December The prin-
cipal points OF u relative 20 foreign affairs and to
the last expedition to Cuba had been translated sni
generally approved by the newspapers OF the bland We
sse In the Dario d IA Marina trNnsation from the
Nav YoRE HrEALn about the Importation Of California
gold into sll countries
Don Joee de a Conchs Governor General Of Cuba left
Havana with his suit shs 9th Of December Trim
dad Cienfuegcs Santa spiritus Lemedios, viiacarH.
and ssgu e Grsnde lie arrived at Cienfuefros ths
10th inst board the steamer Of her Majesty Juan De
Austria from Baiabsro ana received with the ut
most enthusiasm His visit to the island will be
ee occasion 90 stuy and Judge ths local and
smeoons to be conceded TO the interior cities Of the
island.
The gpgl,h friysts Arrogant was in the port OF
Havana. her ELEGANT modsi had been admired by ali
the inksbitA nts who had pernission 70 see her.
The circus under the direc ton OF Mr. Mum. had
rived At Havana from New Orleans, by ths steamer Ph
sdepbis IL cave the frat performance the evening
OF the l4h inst The Ravel family have snneunced their
arrival In tie month of January They arc
expected In Havana with the greatest impatience
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Our Nicaragua correspondence.


The Nicarasua Roui, 70 tie Paeifefvra Of the .7acaa
Ccngd, &c.
The passenger. by the las, trip Of the Prometheus
rived at San Juan del Norte the 1Tth and left for vr-
gin Bay on the morrow reaching the latter point upon
the 2ist The Central America the steamboat sur
mounted the CASTILLO Rapids safely and took the pas.
sengers of the Director at Tauro Rapids carrying them
(about hundred and eighty in number to the uti-
nia,um Of water route in Nicaragua Virgin Bay.
Among the passengers noticed VIM " Boone, Esq..
Of Philadelphia the recently appointed consu TO this
country, accompanied by his and clerk. lie has
been warmly received by the Americans Uis presence
Is much required at this a. there Il reported 30
be much trouble and disorder IN ean Juan del sur snI
although The fees OF the consulship In this quarter
amount only to nominal sum, vet his duties viii be
important and his arrival will be hailed With pleasure
Mr. Boone comes here heradsd a. ntemsn Of intet-
hgence and general Information. and has thus fsr TIM
pressed himself ia ably among lie 4 at prese at ct
this towr, waiting uyon the government of GrsnsdA
Various reports Oating IN regard % the wT yet -
take cogbigance only Of things which kaoW, sl
wait the next mail prior to further Information On ths
point
Rivas has beccme somewhat cf place acsours Of
many Messengers prtfetrug the route per San Jorge,
and thence bv selling els 20 San CARLOS u"tes
have sprurr up. thus ouarrg ce~tanw t'r Provisots,
where want tuaiy existed Wig Bay l. small
tiare IN which hotes where enc tics
cfVfe nav obtsnfd 40 higher rae 9 be- sure than
IL usually givtr--tut tfis uay be easily rnmsdt-t.
psnk sra evppt IN tre way oct g. tNa ft 1s.sst
fts t.t.t stI -s7 iu.u fJi -"r = 'rs f'''f r'tt
t..t. 70 fu. a., a ,lsss...fs
sesy ci pssssugers viii ks shorte<. P.fa
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
ys,945,oO1

Aggres"e, ..... ........... ysSso00
The Georgia detained three and half days at Chag
by heavy weather which prevented the landing aud
reception passengers aud freight The oct
OF the river strong as after several Intellectual at
tempts the 1t found impossible
there Capt Porter dee ed advisable saip
down to Navy Bay and pgers landed there
Mr. Stephens tire energetic President ofthe railroad
company fret strongly objected opening the road
for travel until the connection to Bayou soldala
he feared the irux OF passengers would
with the progress Of the work He finally conseuted
to the temporary Of the road and for the rst tm
the sth of Dec the FIRST passenger and freight trains
the road All tAs passengers of the asor
ga outward, (ssy 79o) together with Adams Co g
press went the road the 5th and the homewArd
passengers (s50) with the msis and specie (hs latter
in chares of Mr. Psibe, Purssr OF the Georgia who
earned the credit Of bringing the first specie train
the Psnsna Railrosd) came down en- the eth.
Mr. s,s,hens confidently expects to have the road in
running order TO Bayou soldada in two months. This
will yearly forty miles Of dangerous river navigation
and nearly day in time. The company have fac
passenger aud baggage ready for use, and large
hotels being built TO accommodate the travelling
public when the road shall be formally opened The eosd
Gstun il ia very good order and the last down
brought 500 passengers the mails and specie with
detention accident Although the late rains have
asserts place has the or,bankment given away
or the least injury been sustained by the road.
1t had been stormng heavily rom the northwest ct
Chsgres fer two weeks with very heavy rains which
caused riss In the river Of fifty feet than usual
and created the heaviest eshet remembered
taken place there. Much pro2sxty destroyed Aad
men, houses and cattle down the river and we're
swept out te by the powerful current and destroyed
Several vessels lost tho mouth Of the river bot
crews all saved. The schooner Home from San Juan
went ashore the sth, just below the town On the
1oth the river had subsded very much and the pAsen-
gers pushing up the river In hot haste to reach the
Northern cs, vaioh,s Il on Panama
having with TO- passengers the reports
meeting the Golden Gate CT Ban Diego, being at that
time only ten days and four hours from Panama
Mr.. owen, American Consul at Havana, sailed In the
Isabel the 18th December for Charleston and received
salute rom the soep Of Decatur, his departure.
Judge saArkey had not arrived yet though anxiousiy
expected.
Left .: Havana, steam shos Empire City ard Phadei-
phs the latter for Chagrss with ass passengers
day, 10 steamers at ChAres when the 0eorga sailed.
We learn nom s, q. Paine, Esq, the purser Of ths
sesm9r Georgia, that sailing vessel had arrived at
Cbsgrss from Kingston jamaica and reported that the
steamer Brother Jonathan, hence for Chagres had put
into Kingston in dstres having ak feet water In her hold
The passengers would take psage In sailing vessel for
Chsgres.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Movements of Tn. state Engineer.
IL EDITOR or rnE HERALD.
~. Aa

ALBaNr. Dec. 20, 1851
The reason CT Mr. seymouris absence from this city
will be found In the following statement He Is the
chief engineer Of railroad In the process OF consruc
tion from Toronto TO Lake simcoe Canada He and his
friends took the contract for building the entire road
eighty miles This some six months since The
work has been progressing during that time
For the two weeks past that he has been detained BY
his duties at Albany there has existed the most pressing
necessity for his going To Canada TO look TO that work.
This he has represented to h associates Ia the
Board and the fact is kuoEn 20 numbers.
The night before he left ne received tesaraphic del-
patch nom his contractor to the effect that unless he
there within forty sight hours he would abandon
the work, and leave canada Such disaster would
have btsn faai TO bis peCunisry Interests that work
and 'ubect him not only TO great losses but 90 osasure
tnder the circumstances ne left saying 70 hs frisn
tlat the canal lettings vas ths Ia the hands oil neu
VIC NOui4 maze 81 per 1i'p7sitons Of g. he hal n
ct-ia. = "'- -.' 's ts.- a '. .rtotaA he tnta
-s- - t' I.. g ..tia. "a.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
vuAVELLERs' GUIDE.

EAEDEN AND AxBoY RAILROAD LINE FRoE
" New York 10 Philadelphia Leave fles No l. Nortb
River, by se2n5oas JOHN POTTER Aerning Line at ~
oeloek Aftstn Line, ~ oeiegt Fars ~ either 1s
s. fervsrd dssh. ta Emigrant Line, tbo'cocS, Pm
Care, 81 80. l.. BLISS. Agent
NEW YORK AED PHILADELPHIA DIREgT-U. p
~ MAIL and xsrress Liues through In th21ve ~ Hall
Cortland street; A. ana Y. " Liberty strses-eayei
phiisde phs. sse hours foot of Nanlt e.-t Par
reduced u s. Tor rs olss- ana g. 81 fot second sass B
Nmore, og,on ssd Chsrtton taso. a. sta sold "
she ah0vo lStg sud through luggage cavsa % b3e e.
tne, ftor New York, With through 0oEtg3s0ra
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Recovery Of Damages for a Libel.

BrLrAsy, Me- Dec 20 1851
Mr. r. W. Arey, of Frankfort. ha, recovered SIX hun
dred dollars and costs in action for libel against the
publisher Of the Cold Fater Foul-i temperance Pc
per- printed In Gardiner The hbesus articles al
legged to have been written BY Dr. Noah Gilmore also Of
frankfort, and charged Mr. Arey who is spothecary
with being rumsellsr, applying Opprobrious epithsts
The tried In the Supreme Judicial Court.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
FIN Nc ARTS.


aNAcUERgEorYPEs-GRrA InPRovknENTs IN
~ Rleo,ro plated PiaJust received sa tnvotce otfni
Plates medium si1es erpsctd by nsxt sssms
our such that will soon be ognsssnsJ
sbe frai AL orders We may reeetve ter tn,ss
greatly our aahepaNoas
10 those tSed them shs As thsy 50
erfscsy smooth sua take an EASY polish, snt MAJ
shey Abe menss advantage Of thick eoh q ehsni-
s.fy pur. silver. Eyory plate warrsnssd ssgse fsf
"" - '"' WV VICTOR BISHOP. = Maiden i,a..
ucRArIvE q OCCUPATION FOR EITHER sEx.-THl
h advertiser viii communicate 20 any lady OF Fsns nsa
yspeotabis snd highly remuneatve occupations slrirns
no owiedre but trfiEg outlay, and sucsasr
explicit " suahis either yosh OF adult OF both sexes o
rsotics TIE wholly or a. leisure hours winter or
er and By ordinary inau sry good neoms IN NE
production Of cies In constant demand throushous s
Onion. Ths instr,eons will be punctuay trgadei bT
Of na " pars Of the United states free Of ps
As' ''' o. V = l. JEUNEHoxNE. R,oh,sse-. Mt.
(,ARp.--DAGUEsREoTYP SUBSCRIBER
wishes - form hts friends and the public tas he is
e happy at the cid stsnd, E& where thsy
obtan rctvres equs not superior 70 any rrotuosd fro m
he hsnde Of chat Ssebrsted orerat.r Jane, y Perry
iespeettuiy, -, hh ". ttksONs
29S Broadway tCooks Gallery J
w ELLY'e HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT.
~ once, ili Fulton street, N. Y. Wetng VisNnt
address snd a. aS Cards In the very bes, style Vaai
fo 10 shiiass NJ RDspotfor the sale of Copper Piass
Presses, Burnsd OF. Blanhets. &C.
apIANoFORTEs AT WHOLESALE PRrCEs-ALf
thoee who ere atout purehasrs Pianoiorse will q
e 70 call sna examine our instrumens nov bong ohsrst
al ~ Peg cent less than the usual retail price.
JOHN Y. WAKE \ CO., 1st Fulton street
afew doors west Of Broadwas Z
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA
Late from Chagres and Havana.
TWO MILLIONS OF SPECIE ARRIVED.
&C., &C., SC,

The o. Z nsdi steamship Georgia. Lieut. D Porter
commanding arrived ut eight O'Clock yesterday mosa.
ing she left chsgres the 10TH and Havana on tins
10th
She brings 39,passeDsess, and $l,5ooooo on freight
and at least snouzt in the hands
which is supposed 70 be the largest amount brought
BY passengers at any time The Georgia brought to
Havana, for New Orleans, 45s passengers, who vers
transferred to the Empire City, whssh arrived the 18th
The following Is the
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

PBLApELrHIA, Dec IL 1881.
The steamer benjamin. Franklin left here this morning
in tow of the City iee- boat, for Boston
The river Is filled with iee
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

xuAsHIyCTos CROSSING THE DELAwARE =
w over svsaty ,Aou..nd rseEs have larssdy visited
eiavsre nov exhitng al stuyvesant institute Ne 81,
Broadway Tie psture represents TIE momsus vhsn tAe
reaS Gsnsrai ahead the OF the army steern<
snds. The Of noapg ice 70 the opposite shos. IA
mall adsd b. Gen. Greene, Col Monroe oce
sSldIsrs aad bo.smen. Open every weekday from AN
-olOPN Admission Is oents children l2 ceats sssssa
,ioists 81 esp.s Description of the picture. Ga ceat
subseripon book nor open for the print which -i ss
he beautiful Aad largest line engraving ever pubsnsd
easurinr sr17 tnehes Subscribers only entiset -
gb iudu cs a sstf forth in the prospectus.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
INsUIlA-lNCEs.

,TNBE BRooKLYN riHs InsuNAsCs UoNPAsY-
Chat,etsa IN ls2t-oGees i5 fulton slresa Broo.lyn
bherchants Exchange, wall street. New forf-hsve tnon
o.ps ss also handsome surplusl Invested N th8 most
nndoubtei securss and contir 70 insure britnrs ns
ehsn disc furniture and other personal rrcrsry vessels 10
port aud sher earzoss upon tavorabs Aay ehs
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH Prssiisaa
ArssEn q. srEvsas Secretary.
IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND Lfpr
IL Assurances society Of London; General Agelts oers
No.T Grand stee, Jersey Cy;Ihe above Conpasy s,r'
Nuuoe eJcetinursnoe tie Lives OF persons fssd3as
a. Eoit,A states, and Csforuis .na oshsr A. "a
ssras fair rates o. premium. Ter terns banx soss
"" P''A'' A'p'" IekHDeP STARR asas-n AfssA
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

NRANKLIN MUSEUM. l7s CHATHAM SQUARE THE
greatest madeone thousand dollars ass
I've come e ., the rrsniia hu:sI% on Thss.-
,ectfuly Informed that the Above challenge s bsswsen
Hons Gregore aud Mr. j. G. Finn; Mr. Finn 70 produos
atone lbs and kons Grsgore B 70 break vita
lis ns fo. thonsand dollars The stone can be
seen t Shaws House. No. a. Bo up 10 the day the
Challenge be decided where limited number OF tickets
ill disposed of Reserved seats Ueents Boxes 25 osnts
Sporting Others respectfully invited to call aud
zee stone a. shaw ana their opinion on sas
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

Southern MaM--- Railroad Bridge De-
strOyed.
BALrIMoRE, Dec. q. 1851.
We have mail beyond Washington. Three New Or
leans mails due.
The bridge the Rosnoske at Weldon. North Caro-
lima, belonging to the Roanoke, and Weldon Railroad
Company, totally destroyed by fire Thursday.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

RARNUHs AMERICAN EUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUh.
II Manager ana Proprietor; John Greenwood Jr Assiss
ant Manager Admisson ntire Museum
Is ohdrsn 10 years. l2x Psrgusss
l2h oents extra Monday and Tuesday Dec - ana g. will
s produosd ia sur passing style new o9mie ChrissmAs
Palace of Peacocss Afternoon ,ncing at o'clock
NAVEL ENGAGEMENTS-s comedy full of quiet viz and
elicious humor Evoning, commencing 81 o'clock she
new quaint lsoshsbie and eemsay
which, the Holiday piece Of fun. mischief magic And
enchantment called the PALACE Of PEACocKS; or the
fairy 0ift-Scenery by 0elsnano; costsmes By Wskio
usis by wooif sehnsry S Barns properties By R,ssrt
pantomirss yet placed before the pablio aad over
lowing with funry tricks and grstesqus inoiisnsL
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

T,REGo7y-s GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
Parcel Espress, rer steamers Daniel webster aut III
Dor.do en- Mondsy, Dee. a as2P NJ The ssbscrser VII
Special Express by the above seanef shppsts
hand in their good early on SsuriAy N
srdsr 10 corded aud sealed In time for shpmsnt
Pska~ss must he put up in waterproof eondton AMI not
exceed rs lbs weight each and be aecompAnia WITH IN
voices An Ertra Express will be forwarded rer Georgia on
wednesdav, Dec. a. THOMPSON X HITCHCVyki
Man..,ls and Asants Iig Pesrl street. corner 9l a
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

WILLOWS yEIN.TRELs.-YEN-FUN- EEL.
n lows Mufcsl Hail, No sA Brosdway-Admission. IS
eents children under twelve, las CENTS Feows Mnssr,
he esses band OF Negro deneaeos In the world perform
nighs Tho programme Ter this evening will tain
,ms be. Negro Songs ever aud suns b .h
titable also. K h Sitter the truly wonderful
breakdown dancer will the audience giving
and doult Of the Southern and
Western the shakers will be shook usual wis
ymsthns Performances sommsncs sA7k oeiook. On
ednes1ay and Saturday afternoons Concert for ths
lmmsAAtion Of fAmllies, omneneink a. r. N.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

NUELCHs NATIONAL CIRCUS, CHBsNur STREET.
w below Nlpth PhilAdelp lpbia-L. Lent xanafsr-ko.
fagsmsat Of the great Freaeh eques.rsnne hls Louss
ournars ho will appear every evening and on saturday
afternoons in superb scenes dEquisason supporssd ey
ing combination Of talent hitherto unequaed in Phsdel-
pha Every description Of equestrian and aerobsho enss1-
Isinmsns here produced scale Of splendor unsur
rassed By any ss.Absh in the world Prot n Nxon
EausstriAa Dirsc.or; Pentland and Worreu. clowns
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

CIRCUs NEW YORK ANPBIrHEArRB ~ BowEsY.
" Splendid csiebraton Of the Christmas testval-On
evensS and during ,he week an entire ne. order
sace OF ths essbra dancing Nay Fly; hrst appear
snce Of M Neville. The Wild HorsemAn Of the Wsst OF
.re dev,i Rider Mr. Sands tht Courier Of 81 Pssers-
orrrr sorsther With a Christmas Ballet 30, Ne Three
sIssad perform Christmas day-horninr Aftsr-
a son ana gvsninx.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

CaRIsTrs OPERA HOUSE, kECaASIcs HALL NO
~ Ga Broadway, above Grand stresb-Opsa every Night
during ths week vnG further Eotee. The original Aad we'll
Known Chrissys kintrels compYlsins eGcsnt and
rndsI Abe nsaasemsa. Of chrissy whose sonesr,. p
With tsvor b. hxay respectable ald aadsne
fiskrts. osctL Doors ~ 6H, and will ~
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon ais
continued. Afternoon Concerts OhrissuAs Ani New
Years, commencing ~ O'Clock p. u
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

GNRAHD SCOTTISH NATIONAL AND ORIGINAL Z EVE
nipss by M.sss. and the Assrs Fraser the eeisbrsd
Scottish Vocalt in the Lecture Reom of the Society Lii
srary corner Of Broadway and Leonard street Pisao
Forte Mr. Frssers yiolins The Messrs. Fraser Program
for this eveDug Dec 22d When through life unbIes
BaEks and Braes Bonnie Doom The Lat Rose
otSummer; The Brace of BAlq Wee the Boasie
Row; Aula Lang syue; Ny boy Tammis the Roman Tree
The old Osken Bucket, that hangs in the Well Mans
for that Lines the Pop eer steamship written
BY CAPTAIN RAstOn ana sung By the Fr.zsrs the
~ duriuS the week.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
ExFREss AGENCIKs DC.

DAMS cos GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
"A Psckase and Parcel Express steamer III Dorsdo on
United States all steamer Gsoryia,
oa wedaesdsy Dscemrsr h. Our next express or Gait
f9rna via the Isthmus Psnams will forward by the
steamer NJ Dorado Monday next 1d Inst st clock
r. in charge Of Of reSulsr Freight AGENTS an
Through meesen 10 destination All freight for
ths pu. up In perfectly water PROT a.
he delivered With Invoices on or before Ss
tnray 9th inst shippers BY line exempt from Al,
Custom House and Consular charges and not sub
eotet the trouble Of plying with the
Treasury order in regard 20 eordng ana ealnF their
Small parcels will be received until o'clock OF
tas isy Of sailing Extra California Parcel Express TO 40
who wish 70 snd by eysry
ve shall despatch Extra Express with par
esis sc by the United states Mail Stesmeg Gsorys, on
Wednesday, 24th instant ~ o'clock. r. NJ throrsh "a
chnrrs OF Specal Messenger Express closes At ocosk
p NJ ADAMS n CO. 1sand ls Wall street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
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CECoND sEaTE5 MRS. EMMA GILLINoHAM BoSr-
~ wick rsspay announces thAt her second series
sfsis soiress Muscals will commense ~ siblos Saloon on
friday eyeIlDg Dec o. The following eminent artist are
sngsgod for this ion;hadame Pico M Richard OF.
ran, Mr. H. 1mm, and Septette under the direction Of
o. Brisow. Esq Subscription tickets, which entsss the
holder 20 two seat, at each s9ree sss,s secured ~
subscriptions received NJ the Panofore and Music esore of
WIN. Hall & Son 20 Broadway Single tickets, % cents.