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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

The Times announces that Mr.. Summers will reach i1c-
mond from Lynchburg Thursday evening neSt-ana Il
seems 10 anticipate animated ovation on the part Oh 'c
ouondam "Gibratar Of Whggcry." We trust that Mr. DO
cock will be here the giant of Nhggcry oahho'
our friend Tim Rves OF Prince George, come over ana as
sis us A, all events shall find some champion OF Inc
good old Virginia cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

Capt. Henry McCo.ke and John Kirkpatrick have been
nominated for the House by large meeting OF the Demo-
cacy of RocHbrldgc, which addressed by DR.. d. s.
Morgan and j. Letcher Joseph Steel in the chair and H.
Risk secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

The Steamship Roanoke arrived yesterday morning at six
o'clock She started from New York with ITO passengers.
In connection with regularity of her trips refer to the
great convenience offered the public by Dodgcs express
OF which the agent Mr. Christian in this city, See ndvcr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
For he ENQUIRER
TIM RIEES. ESQ

This DISTINGUISHED champion of Democracy and the REQ
ples Rights is doing battle vaiany in his district. ha!
The pleasure Of listening address made BY him SNORT
time since in the city Of Peersbnrs ana assu,. ~.
Mrs Editors that he knows George ". Summers !rn 4
to ..srd AS understand The mighty Summers WIN 9e III
This n,ghhorhood sh,ry-wh'le write he Is IN hynchoa
soria,n Of Richmond could yet the old war horse iro
Prince George 10 meet the Wing gubcrnaotll canuHIIe
here? LnO,r !Ir. HreS uW come il invited Nnu u ~
does Summers would give halt OF all ms pI?c 1, ,h
he had declined the nomination. One thing is certain t
Wh cector Io the Petersburg district has not yet mel
Rives 4 So'SoAs-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
TO The Editors Of the Enquirer.

$40 NEw Hesr c. H., Nov +, 1851.
GentIemcn-It with feelings OF regret that Icau III
YOUR paper of 18th inst such cgreg"us naccufaCS re-
la,ive 10 the death OF the amened Dr. Richard ~ ran u
Henrco In your issue of that date it was stated that nc
came to his death by pccraiin. suicide. which was a-
buted 10 an alteration of intellect This besfrch you ~
correct as there particle Of truth attached 10 IT,
do not blame you the given but do condemn
the inorner whom you received line news VIII, 10 Il
succnct manner the facts: DIR Hall came TO New
Kent on the 3lst nmo. stay short time win Or Geo.
W. Morris broer-naw OF his, and Oh The DAY preceding
his death he conyersrd nationally with much iuency wl'h
some members Of the family and no one suspected Inc eas
alteration of mind Ga Saturday evening, as means OF
recreation he proceeded from house OF Dr. orrss with
revolver with design practice shooting Alter lie ad
gone some five six hundred yards he halted, and conf
menced firing which he continued TO do until the cylinder OIL
his pistol became somewhat Irregular. As soon as was
discovered drew knife from his pocket 10 ADJUST The n
regularity but in eneavorng to do so The pistol was DIS
charged the ball entering the centre Of The lower part
Of the abdomen and passing into the region OF The spine
He discovered after the occurrence by Dr. Morrss
who asked him il he had shot himself Intentionally lie
exclaimed no no = no =! and afterwards inerrogaed
further but his exhaustion great that nothing more
could BIZ learned from him. He conveyed 10 the house
where, in a short lime he expired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
isR

:, .. -. Il, q.t ms. by Rev. t. W. Alba. VI ~
ri IW,S liz LETT ~ Miss LEAH ELIZABETH 49, 3D.
.ii, r'.r,i capt Ihns u. >ni!h, all ~ >,rit": 1880:
- ne ;'fel ..icEsDGrc l.aTe:s sill plea" copy.
.,.-,,n III. I!afy,.y. November 6n, By the Re. u. .
7..,i.. lIu.rsh Aew YORK, CHARLES OSBORNE jf.''
e,!., ,I,l Inter 0, the officiating c.rTcy man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

fhLD PALM soap. at -. ceut. Ger '"ii" ~ .t,,.
" c.ved another supply al that !re Jd iln N''' gl
bars ;.e qUl!uv For The !,Ie! ~ Tor w''.l"-
the slil chap The .kin ~ To: c'''-
For sale al l2i: per pound, Hy ,-,,cs x q
Nov. II DON l., ieh"'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ROARD.-Genteel permanent board, at
~ No 50 Falton-st Also, t.nEen. AID day sosrd.rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
A MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE
IA DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE PLACE al =
TRIPLER HALL,


Choice COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ARr,
Including Paintings, Sculpture, Bronzes, &C. viii Do
silst,sd 70 the Members sE.ong the Paintings are
the w@ks OF Leu,ze, Durand, Huntington, Kease.t,
Grey Hicks, CrOPsey, Church, Mount, Edmonds, Glass
woOdvl!le, Ranny, GignouI, odde, Peel Bon.ele
Who with rarOns sthtrs acknowledged beat artists.
are amply represented.
Each Me mber besides a share the distribution Of the
above Works All viii be entitled 20 fine Engrayngs,
all from American Subjects by American Artists. viz -
MEXICAN NEWS barge print,) By WO0dy.lle; Marion
Crossing the Pedee, by Ranny; Moun Washington, BY
KeBsei Old 7s and Young 40 By wOodVlle Bargain
lrg for Horse, by Aount; American Harvesting soen-
cry. by CroPssy.
II important that all subscriptions shall be received a.
IL early day possible additional purchases nAy 90
made the pessn, large Investment pfopof'Ae 70
the Increased amount
IT'S by the Union Of large nJmoers' tnat eAeS ieoo''
hshu return-ihe Society Accomplishing i1f iI'
for artists AID the country what 40 individual ACTON can
siagly secure. ,
nisackHcsledgee BY all who have seensse preseA' col"
Iestia. I. b. far superior TO thai q any hfmef yeif
The Ere. Gallery containing he Paintings 81 io'nres'
&c o,,r Jsy and eyslisg, q, No N BROAD" Al
s,.so.h 49,. SeAg Bf0Orse a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

BOARDING. Gentlemen and their
bWiyes or single gentlemen, can have pleasant rooms
aid board a. No. - Vesey-st MA ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
ANTHONY J. BLEgcKER. Auctionosr
DER EMPTOkY SALE OF the New.

Il York Screw and Bolt Mills on 5h-st, bsswsso the
10th and lllh avs a, Aac in by order Of Assnees-
ANTHONY =. BLEECKER vii sell az auolya,
WEDNESDAY Dec, TO- al IL o'clock, az tho Merchants
Exchange, the following valuable property The large
building 10 By 10 feet and esss Of los Of ground Known
the New York Screw and Bolt Mills, situated the
north side Of 2Jih st. he 10Th aud nth avs The
lots each Is feet by half the block dsph The
lease has about II years ground rent Of 800 per
with TWO renewals of ~ each Also viii b
sold AZ the time and plgce the Engne. &c
Of about 10 hone power, be promises The atten
machnt and Others invited 10 tbs above sale
The whole vii be sold without 10 the highest
bidder For and further particulars apply u The
AuctiOneeT No. Br lad st Z 61Sl III. 2. I. - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
NrW-yORK TRIBUNE.
Eystioi ifo,lEss-

- - p, - r-.-.r'>y.
- a.e,rtfso of Kr~>uxa.--rhs Ses ia Cos MT
" i.,sA ,, ttG Co. a,sG COa1oi. 10 maze arrange
3, The rsessi.on 4 30 sst Cha@p7n q l''S,H
respectfully scbot ths eoop-rA'Ioa o. tas GU
SI,,, Gu, All V,oioiy, IA ,rvns 10 kDssNA" q
Ut, wsoss, aud enc 'As' cannot ., n.''a,S@ ,,,
~" propose 70 have him conveyed ~ ,as Cay
s,,,. la. nd Il large steamer that has bean en-
s',. u.ssrs Dsniol Dres AID I'aac hs~toa ana Dc
te,..a,r 8, Cas,le GARDEN 70 make c''onr Mp the
Esca Rivers IL REQ los:ed Of masters OF vesses
~. barber that her 9estVs vessels be dee"fa-
BE- sta frc,n suoa as are provided with tbs
Is the stea psfs's and he oad nss sions
,f,se PROCESSION be deeSra;sd Due notice "ii be
As dsy. &C.. in the public papers Tue M''i'y'
70. ps"nsn' a5d CIVIC soss'', 1's o ,hs connss
:. ,rscs.sos, AMI BY notifying any "a '"'
-, vil b. a,si, ned hem
JEDEDiAH MllLEh
GO " FRAHkllN, o.. of,hs
SAnI D.LAhAIEh, , ON "
W A. DOLBY, h'NiN
PAIEtCK KELLY,
HENRY SHAW,
akMI X MABBATT,
B BOLSTER, Com. or BOayd
JOHN VEBb x,r,,,, ( Assistant Aid
FTDRENCE MCCARTHY, 80
WESLEY SMITH, vi VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
TRIPLER HALL.

UNRIPLER HALL. - Second Annual
RtTI Of TIE SOCIAL TURNyEhElS Gynaas-
-, so,stxL 20 Be held on MONDAY, the l5ih DeceEoer,
a., a,r:sts Al ST. AID Promenade Tickets Tor the Cal
,e-S. A. as cents To be had at Mf. Han sons n asc
store No E3s Broadway. - -
~ a, siessrs Wss:tTmzn Brothers. Ne 20 Broadway.
no ~ Iobn Fatfig'E No 294 Roadway.
Ia AZ Wen1eis y 80 store, NJ 2l3Ialf n q. Brook
D.. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

Receptjon Of kossu tb.-The Committee APP
-, ne Common Council of New York 70 make II e
,,rapg.meD,s fOs the reception Of LOUIS KOS
ru have adopted the following route, viz
"a. ,ros,ssion will from the Battery up Broadway
"a through Asor place, to All av. and Bo~ey; down
20 fhaihan- through Chatham 81 - the East
'..,f,ss PsTs passing in front Of the City Hall.
os.e, this announcement is to give timely notice
..,,,acp to such Of fellow citizens who design
..,,, their dwsllIss AID due notice viii be given
81, apart far the reception, soon q" tae Has
s..os erspseY aTlves
JEDpDIAH MILLER,
GEORGE n. FRANKLIN, - 80
SANUEL DSL aMATEh, lCon Of the
DOCIEY Board Of All.
PATRICK KELLY,
uTNRY SHAW,
ShMUEL X MABBATT,
n p BOLSTER, Com of BOARD
IOHN r. WEBB, ASS ant Aid
FLORENCE MCCARTHY,
LESLEY SMITH, al ~
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AmusemenIs.


DROGRAMME-Mrs. EMMA GILL;
Il IINGHaM BOSrWICK'S SMITH SOlREE MU-
sICALE, at NIBLO's SALOON-ThURSDAY EN EN-
ING, Dec. i,lsol
PART l.
!. Overture" Men of PIomstheus.' arranged as
hessrs scOD0c,a. ALL Brstow. EDen. Hozs-
land PRISON and nmm
.. Cavatina-"C Come uaO Sputo AngehcO"-Roberto
DeyeIeauK DOnzct
SgDOr Ba.lmi
2. Song" Spring tine Is coming by regussi)-
Words by -....--.---.---..--.--J Howard wainwright
Muse by Geo. + Bslstow
Mrs Emma G,.lna ham B0st~Ick
Grand FAM asia p tuO Forte La Spmnsmhu a Thabefg
Mir L. Augustus Hogan. this first Appearance
America
S So,o-Ni Olm" Carnival OF Venice.
SgJor Sconecla
CavsiBi" Perche non hO del yento tlucia) DJnzett
Mrs. Emma Gilng ham BOstwIcA.
PART H.
l. Overture" Fgmont"ar snsed IS Septunr beethoven
2. DustO-" DUAL mare, quail Terra, (Open lmasna-
Mrs BO>twcA aud Si-upr Balllni
3 sSl0-pisu 81 ors-" Grand Fantasia Scotch and
IRISH Aus" Executed by L. Augustus Hogan
1. Scotch Bal adj Twas within uile OF EdnoOrO
Town" .-.------- Mrs Euma Gillingham Bostwck
5. Rsmas "a" Una fuTtlfa lagIema" a. Ehslre -
SIguOr Bani
g. Song with variations" The SWISS Boy -. PiNis
Mrs. Emma Cillnsham Bcstwck
Tickets issued for the previous Sooes Will not be good
for this evening
Grand Piano Forte from The minufactory VI Mr. Chick
.
Doors oren at g. o'clock Sor,e to commence a, T. di
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
ANATOMICAL PREPARATION an,
Sales bp Anoncn.
n. M. MBRwM Avc,,OnssL
0X BANGS, BROTHER & CO.
y Trade Sale Rooms, No. - Park how.


VALUABLE FARM for SALE at
AUCTION The subsc rber will sol. a. Pablic
nCn WEDNESDAY the l0,h day OF December next, al
~ O'Clock Oh ad day. on tae premises all mai vau
sbe Farm which he purchased ~ the estate Of tue late
Alfred Bishop deceased anime about 80 aores stnsfe
nj Rrmson, the Township of shrrssbury, tDlaty u
Monmouth and State u New Jefsoy and lning lands
Of Joseph Cnnover, Charles f.. lVns and others. Sud
Farm high state Of cultivation and everything ap.
pertaining tho good order. SAID Farm s diyded
into fields of convenient h good AMI sabstantsl
fences OF the best materials foi trucking or general
farming purposes II has superior The facilities Ter for
tlIug Ycy great lnethausiaeq beds OF excellent
mart att lched 20 said Farm eud vessels mar uaoad
lne OF manure Immediately upon The premises. Il 10
located on the road leading FROM Shrswsoury 20 Pert
Wsshp stop. and IL bounded the East by tho Soah
Smewsbuy River. II - dIstsut apsHt mile from Red
Bark, whore two steamboats, ply O. New YORK daily
IL has commanding Of tRe ocean aad Shrewsbuyy
Rivers 0yng between the two) spA more Desirable res
ldeDce cannot he found IN be Cpunty " mhnos al the
qualities Of good farm, and pleasant aDd nealthi country
seat There also SAID fam Windmill Win all ne
ossssry fixtures. &c.
Also a the time the subscriber will ohsT for sale,
Number desirable hOuts and lots stlste N the
nouI ishng village OF Red Bank.
The will be EASY, and made known on The DAY OF
sale, by tn9eGNATh'l MATTHEW MCDOWELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
X c. KRMI, Auc'ioaeer.
HANDSNME EIKNlIl ERE. PIANO-

4 FoKrEs SC-To MORROW Fridsl at iot
o'clock at Sales Room No b Nassau st near Folton
X. {. KEMP will sell at auction as above, large ~
soms Of valuable wood and mth,g1ny psor, AN
ing and chamber Fuini u'e, With general assort'
of house funshng aticloS TO be sold without re-
servs. To pay cash advances
Copssng carved wOod paOr furni Ure en- suite
rich French satin hT0ca ellie NelN @, essy and sewing
chars bTOca aud velvet plush rosewood eA,nnets
sdsOOard With tile TOP library aud
secre'aIy book wa'drOhss snsioo dsng ,Abos
cnrysd lod eDd mahogany cenor and tssy tables
very ch mache pearl nlald center tables snd Tee
trays, French mante clocks, dsahTas china vases,
French plate pier glasses oval Hur,s Bfu'es and other
carpets hat ttands Rud her Tosowpod an
mahf gany dressing bureaus and wsshau and with
out nalb toilet sets rich pinieo chamber Furniture ca
suite carved mahogany French ,nd her bsds eads ma
bogaLy sofa beds, mahogany sO and chars IN hair eoh
suite Of rosewood paTlOr Furniture In hr cloth.
touches r6ckngchas cane seat arm chars III yass tete
tote SOFAS best caled barr mattresses bods and bedtag
coffee 'hna 3nd glass silver plNed Asors
cut glass IVORY table cutlery tea trays sssi e sets &c.
al IL which IaItcu ~ mems hs attention Of de ers
and hOue Keepers, the whole 10 positively sold with
out any fes0ne, by order % mO,tasee
PisnOFOrteAlso. jsupOIiOr God 81 and octave
Paro for'es from various city makers which pArtIo
"a arly worthy OF notice as they warranted, and mus.
be so 10 pay advances
Catalogues on the morning of sale Goods purchased TO
go cut Of the city can be- pa1ked for shipping at
bic charge Ladies and gentle the goods
the day before the sale. dtlts
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o,TEAM JOB PRINTING.-Ia the past

STEAM JOB PRlNTlNG.-lat the pass
~ twenty years. the AdsertDer has performed every
duty connected with the Printing and Publishing Of oves
THIRTY dTeren, Daily. Weekly, Monthly aAd Qsassssiy
Periodie ais FIFTEEN of which still under hs care,
tose,her with JOBBINC patronage Of the hshaa char
actsr for the dispatch Sf which he possesses kVEaY
MODERN FACILITY afforded by and sssstifsi
T,pss Borders Ornaments and Steam Presses spsxss1
by the mos. skillfGl AID expsrisseed woTknen.
~ REMEMBER, therefore. wh,n you are contern-
plating the si Cards Crcnlsrs Bill hssds. Hssdes,
Labels. AlILaHacs PAnyhlets. or ANY DESCRIPTIONS
Of PIint.Fr that J. A q. csn execute LARGE OhDEks
in as good sye Lhort notice aud on A. favorable
terms as any house IN the city. JOHN A. GRAY.
rI5ThskTg,fidp No 81 Gold. cor. Yaltsn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
CRCUS-NEW.YORK AMPHITHE-

~ ATER. No. 81 Bouery.-R- SANDS CO. Propr-
etors On MONDAY EVENING and ever Eveans
DUNG the week, and also on WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY AFTERN OOkS A full and brilliant Enter
iainment Horsemanship Gymnastics and Comic Scenes
will be presented at the AnphiheaeT by The first Troupe
IN the World Clowns II. Day and X Williams. Even
ips Performances az O'clock A!tern )on At
a. Boxes n cests Children under hall pTice. PIT l2i
cents III u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

Il S. SCHOOL AGENCY, No. 293
u sBrosd.ay e,iaHiished 1917 -Pa'Tens' intsTes our
uierest daily by hs best Ins ltutssns AMI
lie, and Teachers. Results no, subject 20 control
deposit OF enc per cent years coDpen1sI ~
cues the full amount IN engagsneh,~ -tys
os'ly VIII the money, posfplI psfscna'iy; ~ u. a.
GsirreTcoS exchanged O.Aes blays 30 - Aaa ~
cel---- $3.50. l.. 90. "---D-' E-Ss--~-o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
fine arts.

NOR SALE.--A small collection of
Il valuable Cabinet PAINTINGS. originals, BY TIE
great masters. beautifully executed. and IN wonderfal
preservation will amply repa, tie r'nnoseur and RAJ
lover Il art The proprietor the gentlemen oftas
and fortune than they viii prove valuable sslustea 10
collection TINS county, ~ Europe although
obscuniy like many gem and beaHtful howsr, wasting
their sweetness he desert Agrl at No y Pine o.,
No. John 81 New York R13 Tvs
4 ANATOMICAL PREPARATION and
4 NATURAL CVRlOSIrltS "A splendid collection
u Anaom al Preparations aud Natural CuIosltiss
offered for sale At remarkable low poce. at CHARLES
REiCHE BROTHERS bud store. No u North Will
ham ST. near Chatham. RHN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

Two. LET-ln private family. hand
II psIloT and BedTe tine sscnud oOr. 'co 4
mun'ra'irg BY siding d0OIs) with - th'lt eakflt
81 Tea: additional sn all bedroom the ,or
can be had II required lns rooms are fresh pan ell AMI
sane paIloT References EXCHANGED The Farlen Rsll-
road cars pass The door. Apply ~ Hrs. {. NJ Ed
WAEpS No. 323 iih-av ID IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

&TOPPANI HAIL. No 396 Broadway.
- GLAND sovINs PicIUSE o., tbs CaysrxL
PALACE Pr pTsspr.P sskNUM.
PaeiIai Arti,t. Ssgaar OEL.ssNo
rRts-s gBsr ~ sohesi Chesnto and ve,laa.
Msss's. De -. BlS.seI aOa L.r.s-,s
oPTN EvEky EVENTS so aeocas a II s'sises.
Doors eDsB a he9I plsye0. - sa.h eIs brlca-
AaAss'on - csa's- Ne IA tp''ee tickets
Mpo6HysTIR SoRKos ARr.
FOR SHORT 81 tsON ONLY.
-, Nov 's ., ~ ,As a 's - nc American paA'
IhE ~oRID's FAIR;
o. hrsr ~ 80 .v ss,, e.. ., aad slsr Of Tie re-
TIVE ExTrRlos OF rHE PAL ACE.
P,e,uie If sHr, esslnr h.aa's ana effect
TgE GRAND OPENING
state the ut Of Ma 1857 by Queen v'etonA sas
The Bi'ti>h coat
sVpFRB NIEA or The WHOLE NAVE,
ron the - The End sshihtas rs gss eas
iea; nd .agsc,, he Nc, - al ii' pa to-
vh ali ts display ~ he oincis Of every rssioa
ThE ANlEblCAN DIVISION,
With - rare d. Flay 81 altcS &. VARIOUS states may
The Efrph DIVISION, snh its 0Ontcrfa othiMloA Of sN
TIE Moi n TkANsEPr.
With IT, SstusIy. Iysn Fountains, AMI ITS multitude OF
aitlsoaVe directs
THE AGRIcULrURAL COURT.
with NCcornicks famous An oIcSa Reaper IN full view.
and ths great steam Plow
BfRDs EYE VIEW oF THE CITY OF LONDON
the great NetIspOhs Bee dee ach splendid OF the
YACHT AMERICA
81 tbe Rsyal Yacht CLUB. anu
CONCERT.-The OILY Err FAMILY,
tC,ncsItDa plsy ers have he ,uor te announce TO
c. rceTt a. The ApoIo Room. o. sATCRDAY EVENING.
On ut AZ o'clock Tickets 81 cents i"r pa ne "a"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

pOARDlNG-A Gentleman and his
- vif- two single gentlemen. csn he omnrdasi
vrh Board private family Apply al NJ. 81 Allen 81.
all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
ME NEW MODEL HOTEL Fur

he n EW MUUCL IfU ID # Ur-
Aishea Rooms from lbs to is per week s'ns'e-bed
eed rooms per 1t 25 cents mcudng nights attendance
&c &c This admirable and well hshied aaa ventilated
building has proved by the public patronage II has and IS
rscsvisg that lis superiority Cleanliness aud order aTe
rroverhia Those desrOus having eel and retired
home will Esd such the Hotel junction Of William
North William AID FranstcTt SIS. one block from the
PAX Open dung the ngh.. / be- corner Store.
esle8f sand let lease Also sore aud Ise
RE for OF bus Inquire the ocs Of
the Fetal (sp-s'airs) slm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
lip. T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor Adj
mission Is cents PaIs1et. ~ cents extra THU RsDA9
and FRIDAY Dec and 3Intte Afternoon, al O'Clock
the eonical piece entitled JENNY LIND. To conclude
with TIVE SAILORS RETURN In the Evening" at II
THE VICAR OF WAkEFIE Id
Dr. Primrose Mr.. Clarke Olivia Miss McstaYer
TIE GREAT KOH I-NOOR DIAMOND - TIE
HAPPY FAMILY &C, can be usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

"ANTED-In a Commission House,
~ scirvs r'eiissa, DO. "a no Il VI ius C va X.
One vbo sries a good hand p,ferel sslsp SEQ fof
thu fist year Ap2y No 80 piss 81, up sISrs d. -
Sd ono WANTED.-A gentleman
Y %.pV wi.h the al We am1art. 70 ssssssia
nne Of tie most profitable Bsnuisci.ruE bu IA
tbis ~ To Of bnSrsss HABITS .; D'e> - al %
porunty that raIely occurs safe sHd oroSae invest
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-. =. nemaera,ic WhIg General Commit

x-,sr Dsmacratic Whi2 General Commit
W sjI--Ihs following resolutions Introduced BY
W. AZ uhr, Tso were unanimous adopted .
R,,or,d That the partial desdt oi the wings IN thih
STATE ~ .he Tccca At election, "a maay Vtuousabe
3,.,e,s 10 our own ranks and The experience OF the
"a .hon &c sch that order TO secure WING VIC ory
y. ,louId buy petty cdOgsics and IOcll uilIe'cnces
scst WIN and do batle sgabst our political opponents IN
khsn Il the goat principles OF the parry, "h"n u'e as
var dear 10 every Wig IN The land.
pssosed rhs' the Whgs If tins ely are deNotedy at
,,ehed 40 the UNOs THE STATES ana e CONSTITUTION
AZ IT is and they viii uphold anu obey all la VS. made 10
-, ori the VISIONS that sacred inatTumeht witch
h.ys far their the protection 81 tho interests ahd IN
,teutlons Of each and even Sia'e IN inc OAloh
pso,red Therefore that rodiirm our acduesence IN
,s CrnuOmlse Measures introduced by HENRY CLAY IN
nall Senate, $780, and our willingness ana desire 10
.r,rst The Resolutions adopted IN Albany, September
M auproysd and IeadOpted IN Wing Stale Convention.
ssntsmier E5-TegaIdDg both Compromises as honorable
sl fully adhered to- certain TO make the Nhigs OF New
Ye and Wings OF the Union. IN faih oae IA prn-
ejple, ard united AM victorious parry
The following passed in roferencet TO the coming Pm
may Elections
R,,sl,ed That The Democratic Wing Electors Of this
cav Ieques ed g. meet a, their usual head quarters, or
Al tuCh otter PLACES the Ward Committee may deSlg-
tse ppoD the call .f her respective Ward Committees
sutnfcd least d5ys eVOu. 10 The day o elec0n
On the nth dav Of December INST, rOm 10 O'clock M
s that day. 20 elect hy ballot five Delega es 10 the Dea
snrie Wing General Committee five to the Democratic
Nks Ysulg Mems General COMMITTEES, and ward Con-
psfee and tnat Sald Ward Committee
lseqused possible 10 appoint the Inspect rs
Lead Election from The Wing Inspectors IN their several
vSds elected for the Genera Election; -,
JOSEPH M PRICE, Oh AMMAN.
JoHH WHITE, vi,a Ch,rn,sn
BENEDICT LEWIS, JT, I
yosgrI, T MILLS, Sec. pro ten di3.l3 l5.l6,7
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to MISS CLARKE.-The

RENEFIT to MISS CLARK E.-The
- public s respectfully informed that the proposed
BENEFIT to MISS CLARKE of the Olympic will
take place on SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 9TH. az the
ROADWAY THEArER. when les OF entort ain
monts cd ana attractive viii be presented. embracing
the names Of many Eminent AuxilIarss who Will gensr-
ouy add heir strength 10 that OF the Talented Company
Tickets may be obtanod at the principal Hotels and Ma
Stores also Of the COMMITTEE at tho Astor House and
at he Broadway 1hea'er.
JUNIUs 7. stage. Esq, Trsasurer.
GEO. ". MCLEAN, Secretary. d. II
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I1R0uGHAM,S LYCEUM. BRoApWAY

- near Proome- st-PropretOr and Manager John
R,ousham.-F First appearance of n. W. Nj DOUGALL,
TIE American TrasedIan-THis EVENING, Dec. {, viii
he performed Shaktp eaIe's Historical Tragedy OF
RICHARD III.
Richard III. Nj McD0ugall Lady Anne. Mrs SAeErtt
To conclude with the Farce Of
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
AdmissOn-Dress ClIce and PaIquet, 3ec Family
Circle %. Doors open at G. commence at.