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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
CENTRAL BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
JER EMIAH BOND

z K Z NJ I All 30 ND
@T1 BEGS leave to inform the Ladies' and
G Gentlemen of this city and neighboring
- VI z towns, that he has returned to his for
sHS1s~ IA @a@ mer business, and feeling grateful for
M patronage bestowed upon him in past
years. would solicit renewal of the same and respectfully
invites all persons wishing Boots and Shoes examine his
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK.
Being practical man in the business he aers himself
that he has the ability judge of quality of Stock and
Workmanship of GoDds in his line. He intends keeping
hrst rate assortment OF LADIES' Gentlemen's, and Chill
dIen's e-
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
Of the best quality accommodate all classes of
even to the most iastidious
He hopes by giving strict and personal attention to his
business, to merit share of patronage He has taken
store on Main street, M Merchants Row. directly in
front of the Worcester House, and from being situated
in the of business, will be called the CENTRAL
BOOTAND SHOE STORE.
u Repairing faithfully attended to-
Worcester, March l, 1851. marl-dw5w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
NOW Is THE TIME,

And Waldo BLOCK IS the Place,
TN order to introduce our TYPES to the public we shall
1 sell them for a few days for Fifty Cents. In the
BEST CASES for Ono Dollar, such as are sold for
ST. 50 at other Rooms. We intend the public
our Rooms by making good Miniatures fair prices rather
than by display of Stained Glass costly Mirrors, Tapestry
Carpets &c. ~ Beware Of humbugs and remember our
Rooms are up only fight of stairs and that
decidedly THE BEST LIGHT IN THE CITY.
ALDRICH & MORSE.
Worcester, Nov Q, 1850. sN~ DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
BLACK DRESS SILKS

THAT WILL NOT CRACK
INHE subscriber would inform the Ladies that he has
Il now for sale the ENGLISH GROWN SILK, which
is warranted by the manufacturer not TO crack by wearing
So desirable an article this need but made known 70
those who are purchasing black Silks its SALE
mar4-d1w4wis = II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12

DOOR AND HOUSE BELLS.
OF ALI, KINDS. HUNG TO ORDER AND PERFECT
1-. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 81 st
Also, FURNITURE Of all kinds Repaired Cane Chair
reseated SAWS OF all kinds FILED and SET,
SHOP rear of Or. Bates 06sce, PEARL ST.
Worcester July 81, 1850. cody
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
SELLING OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR
A NEW STOCK

Il9 MAIN ST.
EoR the next thirty days will be sold, at GreatIv Re
dnced Prices, large stock ofAIens Boys and Youths
Call, KIP, Calcutta, and Thick B o. OTIS.
Ladies' Misses and Chidrens Cater and Buskus Sewed
ana regged Polka Boots of all descriptions large portion
o. ch VIII De sold at cost, and any that Of style
ms Is no hImbug, as all will find who wish to save their
money u Opposite Central School House
tepzz-uu PARSONS & DAVIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
E. W. ELWELL. Saw Manufacturer.

tAWS of all kinds kept constantly hand and made to
- order Also all kinds OF saws Retoothed straight
ened set fled and put the best of running ORDER aud
cheap any other Yankee
ian3l-dly No. sc Exchange st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12

Tenement to Let and Furniture for Sale
FENHE subscriber will lease the which he
occupies 26 Thomas street, good tenant, and sell
the urn therein bargain, he is about to leave
town. tr-r
feb21-df II. G. HAVEN, rs Thomas st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBER

For Sale Few Days Longer, Only.
| HE greatest bargains viii be given to all who are in
-. u want OF FANCY GOODS, Laces, Edgng, Hosiery
and Gloves our stock be sold within few DAYS to
get room for new Spring Goods We are making extensive
purchases now to be ready in with an entire new
stock OF Goods therefore shall sell now all the Stock on
hand without regard to cost.
MYERS, BAMBERGER ROSENBLATT
2l0 Main street, opposite CIRCUITS.
u Don't mistake tn; No. mars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
To Let,
To Rent.

Large tenement on Irviag street, containing rooms
n Rent s 100. Apply at th. Office. feb2 l-df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
To Rent.

Nnpper Tenement, having rooms, on Park street
"A Rent $l00-possesson first of April. Will be rented
only to small family without children Inquire at the
Hive Store, $50 Main street. feb28-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12

this city Factory with power for sett Of Satin
L net Machinery, with good tenaments. Apply this
feh9-dtf
Livery Stock for Sale, and Stable to Rent.
ON reasonable terms. Inquire of James R. FISH,
" Exchange st. or Thomas II. Rice, School st.
Worcester, Feb. 9Th. JAMES R. FISH.
eb9-dtf. -3tH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
Houses & House Lots !!

Houses & House Lots
~ The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
kHA parts of the city Also House Lots dieren stu
Ass atons, varying price from $1,000 to $780, Ifany
wishes to purchase Tor speculation he has two
three very valuable Estates succeptable of
which he will dispose of very advantageous the
purchaser. D. S. MESSENGER,
Feb 90 eOdstf Office on Walnutst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
GERMANY.
Nv.

REVOLUTION AND COUNTER-REVOLUTlON.
We have now to consider Austria, that
country which up to March, ls4s was sealed up
TO the eyes Of foreign nations almost as much as
China before the late war with England.
As matter Of course, we can here take into
consideration nothing but German Austria. The
affairs ofthe Polish, Hungarian or Italian Aus
TRANS do not belong to subject, and as far as
they, since ls4S have influenced the tate OF the
German Austrians, they will have to be taken
into account hereafter
The Government OF Prince Mettemlch turned
upon two hinges firstly, 20 keep every one oil
the different nations, subjected to the Austrian
rule, in check by all other nations similarly con-
ditioned, secondly, and this always has been the
fundamental principle OF absolute monarchleS,
TO rely for support upon two classes, the ieuaal
landlords and the large stock lobbing capitalists
and to balance, at the same time, the influence
and power Of either of these classes by that oil
the other, so as to leave full independence OF
action TO the Government. The landed nobility,
whose entire income consisted IN ieudal reve-
nues of all sorts, could not but support gov
eminent which proved their only protection
against that down-trOdden class OF seris upon
whose spoils they lived and whenever the less
wealthy portion OF them, as in Galcia, IN $40 rose
IN opposition against the Government, Meter
nich, in an instant, let loose upon them these
very serfs, who at any rate protsed by the occa-
sion to wreak terrible vengeance upon Their
more immediate oppressors. On the other hand
the large capitalists ofthe Exchange were chain
ed to Mettenich's Government by the vast share
they had in the public funds OF the country.
Austria, restored to her full power in 1915,
restoring and maintaining In Italy absolute
monarchy ever since 1920, freed of part Of her
liabilities by the bankruptcy Of 1910, had after
the peace very soon reestabhshed her credit in
the great European money markets, and in pro-
portion as her credit grew. she had drawn
against it. Thus all the large European money
dealers had engaged considerable portions Of
their capital In the Austrian funds, they all of
them were interested in unfolding the credit Of
that couAtry, and as Austrian public credit. in
order to be upheld, ever required new loans,
they were obliged from time TO time TO advance
new capital in order TO keep up he credit of the
securities for that which they already had ad-
vanced. The long peace after 1915, and the
apparent lmpossibiliiy of thousand years old
empire, like Austria. being upset, increased the
credit OF Meiiernich's Government IN won
derful ratio, and made 1t ever Independent,
of The goodwill Of the Vienna bankers and
slocs obbers for as long as MetteHch could
obtain plenty of money al FrAnkfor, and Am
steIdam, ne had, of course, the satisfaction
OF seeing the Austrian capitalists at his feet
They were, besides, IN every other respect
al ms mercy the large profits which bank
sTs. stoch obbers and government contract
ora always eonnve &c draw out Of an Also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
gTANZAs. . Fer The TrbuDs'
n 70 ,,y q, the Song" Go, forget ne"

rsrp3y q, the Song" Go, forget ne
Bye. W. D. cAS~so.
Ne. false dreamer thou IT m error
There's lore remembers 'i'
Pan nor absence, Joy nor 'siio''
True affections glow can CHILL
Av.-.od cen the farthes' rover
oi,.n prove. the fondes' lover
rhinsins nothing eye can hnd
Lne the JOY he leaves behind.
No-4housh forth he goes in sadness
backward when his thoughts return
Gleom shall spJing 70 light and gladness'
Bns1. and joyous as the morn
Ons fond image, ever smiling,
Charming still, and still oeguihns'
Ihe a star Of quenchless beam,
Luh,. the world Of every dream
Ioxsd one absence long and weary
Capno, dim thy memory
T1me. amid his wastes so dreary,
No oblivion hath for thee.
by those hours we We spent at even,
s,an'd with Joy and tinged with heaven
Memory shall thy form enshrine,
Long Is life shall quicken mine.
ys<kbrsdge, hass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

q We have received copy Of a reply
by Senior harcoleta, Minister from Nicaragua, to
publication personally assailing him, issued in
Central America by one Gomez, who was here
year or Whereabouts ago, in pretended diplomatic
capacity. This reply seems utterly conclusive and
after II has reached Central America, we do no.
hsw Gomez can be retained in the position we un-
derstand be now occupies that Of Minister Of For.
eign Relations in Guatemala.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

@u &ttSWptU
or THE
DEFENDERS OF CONSTITUTIONAL
LIBERTY IN
II L n q A K Y,
Who, after the Surrender Of the Hunga.
rian Army to the Russians, were put to
death by Austrian ExecutiOners. Their
hOnOred names are dear to the lovers Of
Liberty founded on Law
Count LOUIS BATTHYiNU,
Prime Minister.
LADISLAUS CSANYI,
Minister Of Commerce.
Baron slGISMOND PERENYl,
President the House of Peers.
Baron JESZENAK,
Lord Lieut.. of the County Of NyItra.
SZATSVAY,
Member and Secretary Of the Diet.
Prince wOR0NYIRCzKY.
cZERNUS,
Councillor Of State.
Major MURMAN.
Major ABANC0URT
PRISONERS OF WAR, given up by
Russia 10 the Austrian Erecuti0ners,
and hanged or shot at Arad on the 9th
October, ls49:
General AULlCH, Minister Of War.
Lieut.. Gen. ERNEST KISS.
General DAMIANICH.
General Macy sAND0R.
General DRSSEWFFY.
General Count LEININGEN, Cousin of
Her Majesty Queen Victoria.
General Count vECs2Y.
General T0R0k.
General LAHNER
General Baron P0LTENBRRG.
6ensral KhlsICH.
General SCHvRIDL.
General Count LLzAR.
Colonel KAZINCZY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

" TnIEY Agent for the sale Of TAe Tr'tsas
N Newport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

~ Long as the above article rs, ana
heartily as we agree with most OF ITS 'en''.
ments, we are mpelled to ask our fnens
who writes it the following question
Suppose your sister or daughter we'
sought in marriage by worthy, rehnea'
intelligent White man, and BY an eqah,!
verify, refined, intelligent Black "oa''
you not prefer, on the ground oil e'' y,
alone, that she should marry the former
We confess that we have that preference,
and that, if we could choose whether wv
population Of the city, town or 'i''s
wherein our life was to be spent should y
inhabited wholly by Whites rather than a'
one.fourth to one. tenth Of It's PoPa'a''''
The New York herald., 1851-12-17
From New England.

LAEeE FIRE AZ LowEL,-DIsHoSrsT POSTMASTER
ALREsTED-sCHooSERs Ashore, ETC.
LovnLL, Msse Dee 1e, 1851.
About thsfysst ere o'ceck thi. morning, Gre brohs
Gu, IN croebys turning mill, situated House ,.reo:
which also occupied bedsead factory machine
shop &c The whole consumed, together with three
dwellings owned By Mr. H. Abbott, and two by Stephen
csstles on Fsyet.e street also, ststts flannel mill
The Ices the latter IL estimated Of $4,000 Insured
for coo in ths Etns Hsrtfcrd NJ. Castles lose IL
$1,000 insured for 81 0co The ioss 70 Mr. Crosby s
about 5000 On which he has infursnce for $1,000
Q. M. ssnser.on. Postmaster At West Randolph, Yer.
mont has beer detected In committing depredstons
the mails. and has been arrested This will explain the
loss Of several valuable letters from that quarter sd
dressed to citizen, Of Boston ssd other places
The tchoopers North West and scios hence for Deer
Island. went ashore Salisbury Beach yesterday The
crews % 10th vessels were saved.
The New York herald., 1851-12-17
NEWS BY TEL e u II A p ii
THIRTY-sECOND CONG REsS.
FIRST SESSION.

SSpHtt.
wAsn.Ssrov, Dec. &c, 1851
Eusiress commenced a. twenty minutes pas. Twelve
IOWA FATByuL 20 TsE oo,spKosIsE.
MI Jcsrs OF Iowa, presented eist resolution of he
Legislature Q! Iows maintaining the Obligations Of tie
people Of every state 70 observe faithfully the provsons
Of the constitution and that the prSvisio ot tee
promise messuIee should be sustained
Mr. JOINS ssdthe people of Iowa had uniformly dis
charged their constitutional dusis, and had by ther
patriotism, gwen an example 20 o:he-e Abouonisn
ard fana;icisn have never been successful iu Iowa
Some lew stohtiopts and free soers 10 thst ss.s
and these few had been rewarded with Offices BY TIE
prsssnt sdm;nistIaten The same class nd been 10
warded IN other States IL though. ths5 L the Senator
ircm M;ssssifD; weI informed q these tnings be
wouid be more sparng Of his concentrations On the
present administrator.
The resolution was ordered 70 be printed
A5mc.s cL.iAs-eosF-AET AcAiNsr The ooanissicTEHs.
Herrera, ctnI.in;Dg Q. tie decision o. the Beard of
Commissioners claim. against Mexico. upon q cslra
de BY hin snd asGipg Congress 70 give hun reef The
claim o-i 2iray American c,e bg. purchased
~ the petitioner Mexicsp before the tresty {: H.
dago and the Commissioners neglected !, because i
rot an American one at Tie tims oi he treaty.
PNT'ucNs.
Numerous petiticn. were pre..nted and rejected
Mr. BnArrusY presented petition from the puolstsrs
of newspapers complaining CT the Discrimination q yos
age egs.nst trsIsiep, newspapers.
RsFoKIID.
Nj FELcR. (de1n J CT Mch. from the Committee On
the Public Lands epc led seve.G bills q pate in
port.
Ny PoErASp "a. q, Of AK f-cKn the Committee CT
Printing r,po-ea b.es IN. ON on
a ron.rset With Messrs popslsson and Arme-rony Tor
rrintjpg ,be return. OF the sveprn cen.u, and rssou
n.udnr rs pssssg,
Hr B5iosr (6su, y oils s.kee nat I, 1p-ht be u.
On ~ massage new
NJ uSp,Sueon (wbig) of Ky Objected
RUS rSTrobrcIp v-c
NJ Downs dem ! Of La iutrodu.ed a bI for the ..
uef Of william par,y
NJ r.nytvoop Introduced bir for the renal % TIA
dam 1T the hesd OF the Cumtersnt Isard In The ONO
river
Hr Pam (rbic) of Ma offered a resolution no
ye.rr that ssr the LIST Of January rex. Fri ay in
ve,k hsu be devoted 70 II. consderstiou OF rrya,s
tls Laid over
Mr Doror ,d.En } cd Iowa irtfo5ao.d bll granting
10 The city Burlington Iowa the .ands lying bet
tha. city and tie Hssissipp; river.
Mr.. JAsLs, (dem Of hhode Island. gave notice of 9
Joint RESOLUTION IrovieDs the appointeu. By .ne
f.esi1.nt Of the United stses CT beard Cf s:sI.ts
ner exsInire and repor; rome pan % Ireveu: IL.
explosion o. steam boilers.
FhEvcs srotIATIoSs.
Nj BA.pHtrY. (dem Of 4iine. introtcced hin
rrcvidrg for the claims cf American citizens ?rsaeh
spol.stions Referred 70 q select committee Of Eve
A eo,AI!rsr o. rHsrE To WAIT on xossUrH .vp INTRO
xr srirtps (cem) Of Illinois moved q take uu his
resolution frovdipg that committee Of three .. ap
poip.ec by Chair wal LoUs kosscth lac
The New York herald., 1851-12-17
Items from Utica.

UTICA, Bec. 10 IsbI
We had NO mail from Geneva to-day, the poet ofHce
having been burnt down.
The Utica ess company has declared dividend Of
three snd half per cent payable on the frtt Of Jan
uafy.
last night.
Mr. bemp,t.r hss but roor house At kis enstrt to.
uis
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

fourth apPsazanss. ws shall state % IN the same
unrsserved manner a. We state this. He viii draw
full houses, for he is very good study for maay
laundering novices who assume to be great actors
and prodigious artists, bat who ere Leithsr, and
Who are now treading our different theatres, here
and elsewhere, as wondering stars of tae first mag
nitude.
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

sre tse Of vslusbe lots Murray H 70 be made by T.
b. Luelov and Duuontk Hosnok suotioneers this dGv,
twelve oocck at The kerohan Exchange Several Tote
ave tttn lately added to this sale BY the purchase OF
gore sy.sue and viii consist Of hundred
ind ten v.luatle lots viz:l let Fifth do
hsdfon tv,urt; do Fourth sgeaue; DO Il xin-ton
nue. 90; Thirty third street IL Do Thirty street,
90 Thirty ffh street; ~ DO. Thirtysixth street. 6o
ttreet do 1hrtyeighth street. IL all the
lets are not sold this esy the sale will be continued TO
morrow a. the time aud plaos Nsre the property
ssn b Lad at the oce Of the sueson.cr No. n wa or
Nc. Nav " -
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

coNsos PIEAs-Psrt L-Nos. 1875 1888, 1897, 1lll,
14ls ls13 lil5. 1917, l4le 1.23, 1895 li2 14 I42l
lsee Part SIC s22 $50 9l2, o3i fi', so2 500 9To
1tts, l034, lo42. 1850, 1869, 1910, 1074.
sv,rrioN CounT -(rwo branches )-Nos TO- rs, So,
22 227 3I2 a17 325, $50 3il, 49, 100 21T 81 I'll 2e5
lI5 10. 2e lss Al 2s6 26s Is s42 343 s 3is 3ss 347
sss 3ss 35i, S62, c53, $50, 357, sSs, $50, eco
The New York herald., 1851-12-17
NeWs for + urope.

IHB WEEKLY HERALD,
Containing the recent movements aud speeches q
Kseuth the prooee lngs In and all other
and interesting news, viii be ready at hslfpast nine
O'Clock, this nosuing to 60 BY the steanship America
which viii ss for Liverpool to-day sngle copies Of the
paper, IN wrspIers dxpenee.
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

tntgnif cent scale brilliantly illuminated. and exceed
ry orp,msntsfor Psrlcrs orcla Depart and Pst
former Timesa collection Of sir Aaey eolored
usrntns ranyof The trials snd difficulties Of the early
American settierf Tor sale By EMIL sEIrZ Publisher
and Printseler 3 Broadway second floor, 'front.' B.
Agents wanted 10 for the Abovs
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

ALBANY, December l6-P. NJ.
II has leaked out, to-day, that George Law, Of New
Yok has nsds such propositions for s the work on the
Erie canal enlargsment ss will make him the most for
midabls eompsetor It is reported that Mr. Seymour,
the State Engineer has expressed desire TO award Law
the believing his propositions the most favor.
able to the interests OF the state of any responsible bid
der This report has caused terrible swearing among
some OF the contractors and they having exciting
ming.
The New York herald., 1851-12-17
Large Fire at Raleigh southern Mail.

most destructive hagraton occurred at Raleigh,
n c., yesterday by which twenty thirty build
ipgs sumsd, including the telegraph office So
rapid the progress OF the flames that 1t found
necessary to blow up the buildings to prevent further
spread Of the copfsgration.
The Washington carr, with the Southern mail, bad
not arrived in Baltimore at IL PM They due
here at O'Clock
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

Sensible that the season sprrssohos when love and
friendship Eve their trgite testimon. Archer of 30
ornwioh street has .shn care 70 provide large variety
lusury Of giving. fer he rc1pansve AZ we'll A. abe
meet costly 70 be found nt his warehouse Ladies Will
en- her 20 Green v'ch street -
The New York herald., 1851-12-17
Markets.

ROCHESTER, Dec. 10, 1851
Cur markets very dull Hogs are abundant to-
day and at S 80 at which price many bought
for shipment. Large quantities going forward by
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

vshtaftt this bolt N tysen Of csfing books which
do.s not differ materially from those general use 10
ntes mos. clear and comp ete course Of practice The
pupil pnts rcush the explanations general but
tens dated spry directly 70 each transaction aud entry
and terve 10 conduct him. like attentive teacher through
TIE course the Get o Account Books embracing more thsn
ens Lunared tutnsss and the forms
are most srrrorfatsy prn ted In colors, black
making the hsndsomes work the subject ever published
20 psses octave, bound 81 Is. The spanish prca
snd Practice Of Boek keepins No. sOi Broadway New York
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

HrS rStt4nlpgs...s....s s...s.... s,.s... fGIDte "
II VII be seen that the expenditures smo,uted to
little more than any per cent Of the gross receipts OF
the aggregate expenses named above there were for
wager end transportation charges sloSs3s 81 repairs Of
read bridges aud depots sac co. repairs of looomo
tves and tenders $4,000 81 repairs Of cars, si3eic
So stable expenses horses sc siss0 co. bsy aud pro-
vender consumed t32ea5 t4 wood confcmsd $500 81
oil and waste consumed, $685. ss; damages snl loses
s2I02 Is. The net balance hand, seer psyirg div
dend preferred stock SIG op2 dividends old stock
fes,b5o; and interest bonds debts, sc S527i5 6s
was s4 el2 obequsl to two per cent the cd stock
This confirms all cur statements II this company had
divided the whole Of lie net income, ~ would have paid
holders Of the old liz per cent the value
had the management followed the example of ether
panies IL could In anticipating Its receipts ~ loans
have paid four per cent semi annually
The receipts at The cce of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port TO- day amounted to ss- 5ol payments $40,
600 az balance fsOSs $50 H.
The demand for foreign exchange quiis active To-
day and rem ttsposs ty he peoket morrev (Tsdues
ssyJ sm bs 70 lacs snoyus Our g9g.s'iops q yss'
The New York herald., 1851-12-17
From Washinxton C,,v

Mr.. CLAYs HEALTH-MR. FOOTE'S RETURN 10
MISSISSIPPI.
WAsHiSoToS Dec l6 1851
Dr. jackson has been sounding Mr.. Clay's chest and
pronounces it sound Repose be says good nursing
will put him right again.
Mr. Foote OF the Senate has announced that he will
leave ON Saturday, for home
The New York herald., 1851-12-17

hossuth Feathers. - just received Hfty
scztn lact Festhers for the Csntemsns Kossuth Hat
Fer sale ~ J. b. ARMsTR0NGs,
I3 fulton street, Broo klyn.
The New York herald., 1851-12-17
Hotel, &e., Hurnes at Auburn.

bUnUn-, ". 4 Dee. 10, 1851.
Tho Frantlir H,rse. % AUtprn wss ta..sily cor
med ty fre yesterday, together Nth tro CT three
ttc'st az gy'' lnga on roJ acc 20 GEL