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The New York herald., 1851-12-06
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BrcsduAy II furn,hss another illustration of he great
Utility ofths telegraph; and This fsa ougied r.5 .hs
enc alluded 10 the other DAY over DE Wsstug.,r and
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The New York herald., 1851-12-06
Mr.. Thrasher Sent to spain-Nc Don ugh -
VIII.

NEv ORLEANS, Dec. 3, 1901.
We learn, from Havana, by the steamship Phiadel-'
phie that Mr Thraher had teen sent to Spain, IN ner
chant vessel where be out the rm Of his-
sentence
Judge Buchanan Of the Fifth District Court of Louisi
ana has decided against the claim Of Benjamin G. How
ard and Brantz Mayer, OF Baltimore, and Rev X. K
Gurley, Of Washington, to participate With the New
Orleans executors the distribution Of the PER cenage
The McponOugh estate amounting 70 sCAJye ~
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
LOUIS KossUrH. Hln-
THE pEscRIPrIoN OF TILE RECEPTION

We thsn publish in the NEw YoRK HErALD OF to-
morrow Sunday morning, q full description Of this
reception together with report Of kos.uths speech
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
From Utica.

MuRpHR-eIRL BRUTALLY AssAuLTEp-wIArHER.
Urea, Dec. 6, 1851.
man murdered at Oriskany, last night, and the
Coroner is now holdirg inquest on his body.
girl, fourteen years old named Tucker, was trutsy
beaten by wdss, in Of the dens the canal
last night. They attempted to commit q rape her
The weather is colder and there Is good sighing liz,
the northern part Of the county.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
N E w s BY TIE l. E q II A p III .
River aud Lake Navlg.t,on..The weather,

River and Lake Naviga ation-. The Weather..
ALBANY, Dec 5, 1851.
The boats which left in tow Of the Csyugas
Commerce and Indiana have eli passed tho in saety
None Of the Albany tow boat companies have any
tows detained BY ics here There several Of the
Troy tow boats here waiting for chance 10 get c but
their prospect Of doing so poor one the weather s
growing colder DAY sbou, twenty-five canal boats
which had been frozen In Of Alexander dock fou
miles west of Schenectady passed that lock- and With
the aid breakers will be able to reac
The Boston schooner Oregon which got ashore near
Cedar Hill was towed up this afternoon by the Ioas
and will 20 into winter quarters She is very deeply
lsden for Boston The Hendrck Hudson left 81 four p
M, for New York with heavy load of freight, psssen
gers, etc. A
BUFFALO, December 8, 1851.
The steamers continue to on the lake with fair
loads The boats Of the Michigan Central Railroad line
will make their trips Detroit touching st Cleveland
as long as the ice will permit and from appearances that
will be two weeks lenger.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
From Havana.

CHARLEsToy, Dec. ), 1861.
The brig Z. Goldsborough, six days from Havana, re
ports that Mr. Thrasher was still in prison. hu: he
ultimate release WAS considered certain
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

THE Fir,u1up CursosgE. fer Chsers. va Kinys~n
~ to.e-y a. Two s'clocs y ~.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
KossuTH TO BE sALUrED FROM BROOKLYN
HEIGHTS.

BIigsdier General II, B. Duryes, commanding the 5th
Brigade New York State Militia has ordered sslutes to
be fred TO day (sa;urdsy) from Brooklyn Heights and
from the foot of south Tenth street. Williamsburg as
soon ss the boat containing the distinguished Hungarian
atresrs In sight The battery the Heights will con-
st Of section Of artillery underline command Of Capt.
Graham. Of the Ripggold Horse Guards; and that at
Wiliam.burg will be commanded by Capt Taaft of the
Light Artillery The firing will be continued as long
the tcst remains in sight
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
sERENApE TO kOssuTH.

We learn that the United German Glee Clubs intend
erensdne the Magyar Chief at the quarters assigned
him the Irving House TO- night a. half past ten O'Clock
These clubs number about three hundred members and
for musical talents, enjoy high reputation They will
be escorted by Turner Association grand torch
light procession Associsted with the glee clubs will be
Of city bands who have kindly volunteered
their services for this occasion The whole force engaged
viii number eight hundred persons and it viii be
Grand end imI osipg pertormsnce.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
JHe MsIRoPoLlIAR RECEPTION.

kurs1I4L AUrHoRITIEs OF NEv YoKK,
or sAruRpAY, prc. Q, 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

.oHi ioBATlpS DISNLG ~ KossUru
I'D t'sif vid come "a ~ Thur lay. u.t ,n Monday
y "fnH' ihiena'd Fo-.o.h HAVING r..,u, ..eJ the
''m"i'''s % hr'rg'n'Nif 30 rase tne po r-nan'~nt
90 scc,utt 81 ,. 'stlgue
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
EossuTH RECEPTION COMMITTEE FROM BAL
TIMORE
THE FIRST PUFF FROM KossurH

One of the cute Yankees Of the day but with myste
Iou, Mac to his name feeling the keen blasts Of yseter
day mornings wind sent coat to Kossuth who in
return wrote the following note
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My own case was Dyspepsia of long duration, and very
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FAST MAIL LINE.

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LEvERETTs LATIN LEXICON,

ENLARGED AND IMPROVED, complied chiefly from
IL the Magnum Totus Latinitats Lexicon at Faccolat
and Forcen and the German works of Scheer and Lue
nemann, embracing ALSO the classical distinctions of
words, and the chronological Index from Freunds Lexi
con.
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columns of the classical distinctions of Latin words
given in the Lexicon of DR.. VIM Freund, of Germany,
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figure is fully classical and Cceroaid auth the figures
l. q and 3, words classical only in the first
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has hitherto received.
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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-01
REAL ESTATE I'm VIRGINIA FOR SALE

THE subscriber has not yet disposed of his real estate
i in Prince William county, Virginia. He is still desi
OF selling, and will do accommodating terms
1t consists first, of DAT of land in from two and
half to four miles of Brenville the county town. four
teen miles of Occoquan thirty miles Of Alexandria, and
from four to five miles of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad which will be completed to Brentsve this
year TINS land well adapted 70 the growth o. wheat
grey SOIL and admirably adapted to improvement by the
of clover plaster guano &c. 1t is heavily mbered
water II is capable Of being divided into five or six good
sized farms, and with tolerabe buildings and small
chards four of them will sell it all in body to
company or will divide it to suit purchasers at prices
ranging according to quality at from SO to So per
men to bear interest from the date OF sale to be secured
the property Land is rapidly rising in value in the
neighborhood, and offer great inducements now,
wish to turn my attention to other pursuits
Secondly. square of buildings in the town of Brents
smith, with two dwelling houses kitchens, blacksmith
carriage and wheelwrght shops, and other necessary
buildings $1,000 is now my price for this propery-on
the terms as the land 1t iswtn mile and three
quarters of the railroad.
Thirdly Nine and quarter Of land the turn
pike just above Buckland which good dwelling
house, large wheewright shop, kitchen, stable dairy,
and smokehouse. 1t would make good tavern stand,
and the shop good stable For this property will take
Fourthly large lot in the village of Buckand known
the lanyard lot which there is comfortable house
and ktchenot enclosed The lanyard is in bad condi
ton but might be easily resuscitaed and very good
place for the business For this will take $4ooon like
terms.
Filthy. lease lot in Haymarket with pretty good
house. Kitchen large shoemakers shop stable &C. The
buildings little out of order The lease may for
ten or twelve years For this will take 800.
Sixthly valuable farm in Allegheny county, Mary
land containing 200 acres within eight miles Of the Ma
tona Road and ten to twelve miles Of the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad This farm is in thriving neghborhood,
is heavily tmbered has good and neverfaing stream
of water running through it, and several mill-seats
abounds in iron and coal; has fine sugar maple
chard it, and mineral spring, which think equal to
the White Sulphur or Bedford and has now some forty
fifty of the land cleared The soil is not surpassed
by any in the country disposed to take S4 per
for it. Mr. Abraham Steel, who lives it, will
show it to any wishing to purchase The property in
Prince William county, Virginia. will be shown by Eppa
Hunter esq who is authorized to sell by Mr. Edwin
w. Latimer Mr.. Robert Hodgkin Isha be in Brents-
vile about the middle of May, and WILL in person, show
the property to any wishing to purchase.
HENRY A. BARRON,
At Mrs. Gassaways Boarding House, street. between
7th and Sth south side, Washington.
mar 24-1aw4w
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The school year commenced on the third Secondary
Monday) of the Ninth month"; (sepember and is divided
into four quarters eleven weeks each leaving vacation
Of two months, from about the middle of the Seventh
month lJuly). SAMUEL ALS0P,
mar a. Principal, Wilmington, Del.
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HEAR We! HEAR YET! HEAR YE!!l-READ AND
IL BE WISE-The celebrated German Physicians, Drs.
BROTHERS GRAY, have finally concluded to settle
themselves in the city of Washington after having
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perform her natural functions
For sale at the Medical Office of Drs. BROTHERS &
GRAY, opposite the Smithsonian Institution, SOUTH
b street, between 9th and 10th. paw
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