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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
Washing Find.

w d5I111I5 4IUku, n
T0HN II. WALTON'S WASHING FLUID which has
been proved to be superior article, for sale by the gal
lon or barrel by DRAPER & CLARK
sept2 dwu 1903, los & lO7 Front st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14

Tenement to Let and Furniture for Sale.
ME subscriber win lease the tenement which he now
occupies, 20 Thomas street. to good tenant and sell
the urni ure therein at bargain, he to leave
town.
feb2l-dtf II. G. HAVEN, &c Thomas st,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
COAL-COAL!

1000 Pounds make a Ton.
And good article be obtained la this city
elsewhere. ,st
TENHE subscriber has hand best varieties
Il Pennsylvania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL. which will be sold at Lo1esJ
market Prices.
Also, best quality BITUMINOUS COAL, for Steam
Smiths' use.
~ Orders through the Post Office or left at Lewis T.
Lazells Drug Store Main Street; A. Bayles' Store
corner of Main and School Streets o. Braman's Store
Southbrdge Street. and al my Counting Room the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester X. r. Depot Green St
will be thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
oct3 distf c40 ae EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
HOUSES & HOUSE Lots !! !!

AOuSGS q house LOLS $50
SD The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
@ parts OF the CITY, Also House Lots in dieren stu
@ails aions varying price from $1,000 to 500 Ifany
one wshe to purchase Tor speculation, he has
three very Valuable Estates unacceptable Of Improvement
which he will dispose of very advantageous to The
purchaser. d. 8 MESSENGER
req. ~ eodisti Office Wanutst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
sRGE BOWEN.
FOR SALE.

Washington, July Fl. 1910. During the time
occupied the Office OF Commissioner of Patents r. H. I'D
pY Esq., Of Boston, did business tho Patent flee Sc
icitor for procuring Patents There few, any, per
acting in that capacity who had so much business be
fore the Patent Oce and there were who conducted
with skill fidelity and Success regard MI Edds
OF the best Informed and most ska Patent Solicitor
In the United States, and have hesitation IN assuring In
ventors that they employ person more competent
md trustworthy and capable Of putting their appice
lions in form for them early and avoraby
consideration at the Patent ottce.
: EDMUND BURKE,
slAt.' Gee A--. Late Commissioner of Patents
n Boston, Sept Ii, $780, f-,.,ss s.sf. eod&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
House For Sale,
Tn Rent,

this city Factory with power for one sett of Satin
nett Machinery, with good tenaments Apply at this
feh9-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
Can be Bought.

A WELL. built house, designed for one faIniiy-fne
IA situated in healthy part the city, on lot of 50
OF April. y
Worcester, Jan II. Ctf3 ian1l-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14

Livery Stock for Sale, and Stable to Rent.
nN reasonable terms. Inquire of James R. FISH
" Exchange St. or Thomas II. Rice, School St.
worcester, Feb 9th. JAMES R. FISH.
feb9dtf. 1910
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
Potash.

~ x DoZ. Calf Skins in the Rough and Finished
~ ALDRICH g. CO., 50 frt7s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14
/ Clocks! Clocksi

Clocks! Clocks!
4 GOOD assortment of Clocks ard Clock Trimmings
IA VIII be found at A. NJ. DRISGOL'S Jewery Estab-
shnent IN Bgelow Court Front Street. Also Clocks
cleaned and repaired, by regular clock maker who
had fifteen years experience in clock mandatory. bad
ian7-dn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14

h W. Steam Engine for Sale, n, .ag, Y /.
F rs horse power in good running order has been sed
" but short tc II will be sold ~ bargain Inquire
at thus Office. dwtf va 81 ocssl
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
Interesting Irom Washington. Relative 70
Cuba.
TCorreeponGence OF the Baltimore sun

NAsInNCrcs, Aug ~, lS5i
learn that the government received a teicgrapEio
despatch from the Collector of the portof New oreaus
last ht stating that the steamers hspny and Aie-
a fitted for Cuba and that .hey would 20 full
OF men AID munitions of to succcr ispez
The government Is informed by fiis despatch that
efforts have been made by the Coilestsr Marshal
TO prevent the sailing Of the tsaeg9 and TO break
the expedition but without success. IL is, there.s-e
not dol bted that the steamers havs sailed Whesher
they VIII he intcrccptc5 the Southwest fass by the
revenue cutter Duane l. not known; cut presume th
the Gu will be OF the unit for service as
the cutter Crawford was at Key West.
Ths govern bad Ofcisl aCsiecs as late ~ two
O'Clock 20 day IN rgaxd to the reported assaut pom
the See the Spnnis Consul snd therefore ciacTett.
farther learn that anti fhi- cabinet ecuocn
held to-day, ty Aossrs Hall, Gorwin, Conrad end
Grahsm.
We hAve an accou-. that stea Is fitting Sotfroun
New York with hhoI u supplies ia the nyeGers Saes1-
Tih rush from cgery pert between New 40 < Gn4
KeJ Aett tyenge .ne invaders II - nov
known and anittc that the gcssInment Is sat y
prevent theso Illegal enter Pres The New hosS cores
IozeEi Of the Ja,s recommends that the gnyernuiat
fhcvld iumrdist,iy Eotc war sish spain, ar- cmpiny
our whole naval isrce In ma1tng rcprssk rp9a tstt
roEtr tskiag tr Astroyiug al their naval fivocs oAh
IBIS ueasurs n aid bo cons~essd harsh tSa.ths 90
VTnmtnt ihoull ioply kscp their hands ANA los she
f2psftfos take hsiT own co.'fs9.
The gov rnn ant will tink adopt the iAtter aher-
native That = fay thr lasster " no SEZeN 10 the
band OF The government ~ thst Of the s7Inpaszers,
CT rather ast Fsy the pssier II in tas khn8s OF
power above all aoyeEEIs sts for 1t is censs4ed by
aafsfr
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
Tia Steamer ranpero, SC.

As CT tie rsuy extraordinary reports ahich arc
srnt rom this city, relative 20 the Cubao issaon we
give the foil,sng q Gnl Il in the Newark qiresr
Of yesterday No such t,i.emsnt made b. those on
board tie rampcro vht she last sea, Saturday
uclnng or Dpby Inlet
rCorrefrogdenos u tho Newark Advsrtiserl
NV YoRE. August -, l'5l
Al adventurous acquaintance formerly Of The SOUTH
ressptly resident your city bat at present htns IN
the city Ct New Yor 'ives the following Important
Information. lie saJs captain Lewis, Of tho steamer
pstcro Who took Lopez TO Bahia ha1 since landed in
safrty az the point, General Gonases from jack
fonville. FcEda with lar ge party Of Easn, aud NUM-.
titns Ths eoors uudcr Lopez have possession OF the
Fort az 81 Msrel who're there l. good ls1ding and
oil friends Of tht expedition can come la safety al any
tiuc.
Trey had also taken The spaash steamer Pys-ro,
which sgiouud, ard 70 be uled a. as she ca1
be cot tntat.
Capt Levi Is now LIS way toward New York, and
eyrccts TO take abgaid any parties who VIA meet hiri
ard tske them 60 St Msei and II they there see ths
lone star Gag s acarg he tort Lorcz E safs aud
they lsnI and nc aag Is seen they tasn about aDd
return htne
Capt Lewis holly pursued by Spanish cruiser,
but had the faster yefstL and escaped
The above is said to be from private despatch from
Can Low
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
CAMP NEE riNGs.


E,UE CAMP NETTING, AT NORTH PoRT-THE
steamer e. DUKANT apt Chss viii leave tn
Of sIrns street rhgrsdsy mornias Augnss 2sth Tor
Meeting. at North Port lea wing the foot Of Sprny
~ ooloek Bridge street. Brooklyn at 90 o'clock
Of Brown street at clock and Twc1ty sixth street At
o'clock landing at New Rochelle and Glen Cove, tor the
camp ground dIeet WIN leave che camp ground Tor Bridge
port the arrival OF the boat Returning will leav
bridgeport at 4 o'clock NJ. for the camp ground. GA
rday, August .h the steamer c, Durant viii leave the
leave New Rochelle at9 oooos for the ground landn
Glen Cove-leavng the camp Bridgeport
p for the camp ground. On So urday August th viii
leave the camp ground for Bridgeport a o'clock A. NJ
Returning will leave Bridgport at 10 o'clock for the
ground and will leave the camp ground for New York
o'clock 4. NJ, landing At Glen Cove and New Rochelle
Pare - cents.
n. H.-By tis arrangement. passengers cin leave by
Ausonia, Capt Brooks, at the wet side of Pee
sr, AZ 10 6ecck A. for Bridgeport for l2s cents, and
The yurart 60 gruund. Also BY the n. H.
kairosd tc Rochelle, and take steamer c. Duraut to
camp gr' I'D.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28

Gfitm the syracuse g. ~ Star, August 20
It's rot generally Known that Mr Jciierscn was desi-
of the acquisition of Uuha by the United states
which object he proposed TO eject through the agency OF
his eun boats winch were iidlculed numerically hy
the tderalists The late Commodore Rtglty. Of the
United states navy, irfrmtd in The year ls that
having occasion passed the night ~ the hoae uf
Snmu, Gouycrn,ur In New York, the son In Law n NJ
Monroe, he observed the next morning box OF papers
in his which proved on examination TO be htters
fr IN Mr. Jentron TO Mr.. honroc. porton OF thnse
letere 10y mr. GouyUncurs PERMISSION h examined ana
found them 10 contain plan drawn W BY Mr. Jvd'rson
10 cstesiOn C Cuta when an OccAou should ar
rive ty transporting army 10 her shores In hcet OF
Gun which should take their departure from New
York Charleston and other southern ports hr. acu.
ytypeur now resident CT Virginia and prob ably
rllht The public with regard 60 Mr jrfersons an
Ior one shuud Ike to ms Letters TO MOnrce.
this subject rublhhsd The ptio5CIber Il M0ut,tlt
alvays kcIt vstchhIl eye v'un the move enents 0
ureu ytvers h0vtg I, ndcucy Go affect the interest
tf this otuntfyi sLd ~ iitrs MATER Of curiosity
WtUid be Rfairyiug 20 hain What purpose aud d
What rshuer he irvr,ssd &c taett tie snnc xsiiJn
Cuba
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
INDIA RuRRER aDpns.


Two TIE PUBLIC.-IEDtA RUBBER SH0ES-0 OUR
attention has been oa 60 ADVERTISEMENT BY Horace
H. bay, published in the New Yok Heralt Of llth Juy
b and the Courier and Enquirer % sane date In which,
aer much unmetited abuse OF attorney Wm Juison
tsq be tsets ths care not charge him with piratng
Coodythr Patents under and that he does
tot nnro Goodycar Patents in the uactare Of shoes
have purchased censss for the manufacture Of la
dia Rubber Shoes under ooodyears Patents aud paid
monty and sre dsy Isyng tarn for the ssue and any
other might have done the H disposed 20 do
rather than pirate Goodyoars Patents we think
more just 20 purchase right valid peten than
infringe IT, Mr.. Day, having been prosecuted
ledsed oocdJ care rglt male settsment and agreed
70 infringe his patsnts lie ia
not only infringe fsd Patents but TO njurc
VI have, for large consideration purchaed lee
ard wtk under iem and we charge Lr. Day directly
snd that signatures, With pirating upon
ootyeare Patents in the Manufacture Of te which
he IL Offering 10 the rublic and give nsee that
concerned with him purchasing
ing his shot made in violation Of ead Patent Rhts. will
Be proeOCutcd.
HANNAkD RUBTrR CO,
by VIM. a. BuckiEghsn, Treasurer.
TIE fEWAkk INDIA RUBBER WIG co,
- - II. Hutchinson, Prssidens
he~ feth, yuly ~, lsHls
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
CITY Inf1lLlgy,rcc.


PoIITIcc- -TrsrrAASc sMrEusG.-A caN was made IN
one OF Mo-,asy's pspee, by the sixteenth Ward fe.-
ing Iu. sday evening the old Chelsea Temperance Hail.
corner CT eighteenth street and E.Shth avenue The
is expedent u organize temperance political party"
The public ess invited c, take part IA tae discnssioo
The meeting, however thDly attended, aud ne-
thing Of interest transpired during TIE evening.
Fmrs-The seoi OF buileing Nc. Z Delaney street. was
destroyed by fr ON TUESDAY afternoon Considsraoas
damage done by water TO the buAng and It's oon-
Whole daInsge about $50 or $1,000. Insured In
the Bow.ty lnsrfnIes for 5000 The house was oco.
pied by DR. Haa' r,seher fstween ior@end i've ocioex
yesterday morning fire broke out in &c 5r under tue dry
goods store No. s7 Avsnue b. kept tgn German Jew.
Tho damage done wEs about $3.50; fully insured
KILLED BY Fia, On Tuesday evening. men named
Ligh,oO fr into the hold os the ship csrvs lying at
pier No H. East river and wes instantly hu,sd An In
quest held eAa o ycrde. returned N sccordance
with the above.
DHowsrp.--Abc-ttw twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night,
boy Patrick welsh titeen OF ae, fell roza
the gang plank tbs ship 81 nbssan, sins az the p'er
tcut h ckman street into tie dock SFd was drowned
covered, and inquest hsla.. Vsrziss accidenaA
GROWING"
! siseuL.R Crpc.-asrAscr, PspnAFs-Ths clippsr
ship Wild Pigeon wh.oh arrived az his port yesterday,
from port mouth, vts bceiGsa her by TIVE
Mid pgeon, Wish, after flying srosal the sn,p three
be consioerec BY n,t ksts, goo bat those who
not old alts vii think e Louis Hspoleons eagle ct
! Bouloepe.
TnE Hrw Yona yolurrr, ss.--sfr. Gas Floyd leaves
TO-DAY. in the steamer lsos fr ToboSs New Gra-
OF hs brother as.erant Pa tp New York voIun-
teers who dieo IT that plsca curing tac MeGan Wax
Mr toye obslns free prssa e.iroA the United states
st, ar hip &c nSAny CnaEres and baok Dodge
Co oftbe .Eiarra .xpgrss give hirl .rsc passage
across the Ist E,as, both vnys.
MILITARY - On Tussdsy. the Montgomery Guards Capt.
Murphy, esce-sHa tie osSy lanst Gusrds TO the Jer
Fey city ferry on their excursion to Newark prior -
rtturning hg,ps The l9is.net Guards h-se bssn tbs
guests Of the M0ntgoaeIy copny In ths city for ths
lastiew dsyA The hosts and suests pa-sled through
morning ihsir solde.-ESs appearance, sonpied vi.h
the MUSIC teoursod bs Tbs bands was O. very atrso-
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
ElnnAbEtPnIA. WILnfNGroN. ANp nALTINnRr

phiLaDElFuiA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTIMORE
Railroad -STrinr ana summer arran cement for i%i.-
Twice DAY biladeigia The passc en- mail trains
this road leave the New Depot President street.
folcns Morning Nail Train, esy tgeept Sundays) ~
oelock, through w Elk horrs sccond GLASS car s
60 tlis train only. Fare in t TO Philadelphia 81 NO
fcccBd tclct can he sold IN THE Esoung Mall
usn every evening az egat o'clock bring toe only trsia
60 Philadelphia Sundsyg Ra.cs of fare in 6rst class
are rs folows;-Io PhIadeplia - ~ ., Chester
s2t5 ilmingon, 81 co. 20 Newark. s. ~; 10 kton,
81 CO; Northeast ChgfsHt8vn. 81 50; Havre de
Craze S5c 70 PeTry yman'e. IRE 70 Nsgnol Hsrcwood
Ctases tcc. 70 stsmuCrs Ran, 3jc discount Of ten
cents viii be allowed uron al tioha Tur.hased 40 the
Ticket tfiCcs, before entering the Aio, all
tickets from stations whore tere Ticket hces.
avre dc TrsinCafs Will be attsehed the freight
1tan, leHving Rt A. N. daily lexeept Sundays tor
Htvre dc Citce ofvhh iermcn and elersmon avail
tien eivec Retufbrr will leave asr De Grace at foss
occck, T. NJ Iaseen prohibited from taking
thing baggage but their wearing APPAREL free o charss.
a. CRAWFORD, Agent.
From Philadelphia the trains leave the Of Eleventh
and market streets every morning % "a o'clock lexsept
Sur dsyl and every night, st 10 o'clock.
BALrinoHE. March ~, 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28

%lfH sURK AsD PHILAnETPEIA-NFW TORg
IL and Phiatcip pda dreet-Uuitei states hai. Line
shToush N "a hDure, Via New Jersey RAroaa fare re-
iuceG 50 for rst cacn aud " too second css, Aoave
New Nerk, as A., tcem toct 9; coyGands street aad "a
~, cf lib.Y street. Leave lii-.
ihia at kn5 2An and P.N iEou the f1ot of ANN
itreHt
Pen BALrf.orF, WASu.GroN, on CU,pLrgr0v.-
ThftUF q kets s1ldin the above neL through c.
due'or viii uroush arggc checks accompanies 10 tra "a
leaving at T. NJ. Pas-erge and bagg4go ia this train
Wi be rod directly taEough from depot 10 Dept
n the route, without charSc.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28

fr-ssa the fayguuah News, Argut
Frcn lsiurr reouiva. this city. On Tn suay from
Otaa (1cricaJ We 'aaln tha. On sdWLNy last. three
c,uVapts numbering about $50 Leu his thsi we niSs
with tia intention a2 joining h-se pdrsy. wno aGo
destiueC To- join IVA rririts In cula. " conlt Ecs
Lean to uainea Of ~ .ke ciceTe sat Informed t.t
CFrtaia Province sd Captain tfhsr ar among ih-G
Thcfe ucn gcc ri;eut ard "a any euc'untsr nth
the gerbish troop vil render good cjGn Oi Lu-
sclyp. our information u dfri3ct hom gen.eLa a
VI Z .has two brothers in one og .ss companies
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
rKrcoRy.s CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARC
mATHrmOaIas..

M 1hrRfpowY MADE EASY. OR now TO WIN
I IOverPfOfessor Lawton, OF Londsn, having arrived
IN will nd 10 address, on RECEIPT ot one doa
plain directions TO enabl lsnics or Fephemen 20
win che devoted sec ions of che orposs sex The process
n sin pie but 20 captivating that all he Arrd ire
erecye ofsg srpearsrce, or poori snd lest though nnt
Tss he arranged with such ease nnd deueacy that
Impossible Address Professor bswt0n. Boston.
xs No letters taken frc the Pest Once unless tne fcit
pgc Is paid.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
PRICE TWO CENTS.
The Fugitive Slave Case.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Before Mr. Commissioner bridgham

Before Mr. Commissioner BRIGHAM
AuoTsz q 1t having been announced that the cas-
Msrshsls Office, would be hesrd before Commissions
Brigham yesterday mosning at 10 o'clock the coues
throsged Nth pcspe at an early hour The pr
soner out but owing to tina position Of
Mr. Brsgham, the hearing Of the case was adjourned
for the psone and Mr. George Wood for the
claimants
Ar BIe CHA n iCommis.one) VI ssould be glad to do
so but am indisposesa
Mr. Culyer-ITsat Was yoar Honor's suggestion?
Mr Bridgham-t renarket shat am tndis posed nnd
therefore mp-ed adje1rn the case till to- morrow
morning, at ten oclock 1 WIS Ill ests~day, and an
still not sufficiently recovered to hcer the esse
Mr. Caver then sal that If me Commissionef wo@a %
section Of the act of 1872 passed n the Les sstuAe OF
CHS State laid dowE that in all ,aees where speAson
is claimed % having led from scrvce labor 0e
District Attorney Is rsqui-.d TO appear counsoI 10.
the accused lie knew of objecti,n that could be
lie weuld therefore ask the Commissioners 20 permit Mr.
Blunt TO pear In behalf Of she prisoner and that u
Mr. Bl0nt woulc not be prepe-ed to attend he would
Rsk permission TO attend in his place as the Court
ycssesec Of authority under the act to grant such peg
mission.
Dir. Woe4--we lave objecsn to the arrangement
pposed, IL ths cass IA at once prsceeded wills Caunoe
Jrcse Belts spen and proceed with the case
Commission rJudee setts ray poceed with che case.
Scee oonversation tocs place, and she Commissioners
tnnornced that Judgs Be,ts had defined having any
thing do in the mater The wss then adjoernsd
as abN. Win tao perEIig.ion of the Cart Mr Csysr
for the purpoe Of raising money purchsse the Freedom
81 the iugHive and stated that the alleged slave was
soung Of respectable character in You ughkeepse,
Nj bore high recoIrepdation to hic' h0nety and
Industry; tsst he had married wife, and though she
shade carAer tbSu those present she possessed an
tn, common feelings OF tenderness and hu~nty that
II anything ccsd be dons towards obtaining his liberty
thaS the time and tsa uc would be TITO greatest
obr that could be conferred upon the prisoner
The Isice demaea for the release Of Bolding $4,000
81 300 exclusive OF court &c and hs cia-
ants Dst upon N returning Socth Caroinaas their
propery that they VIII give bc ads to any amorat that
he (Bol4ng) will he delivered rp soon tse pur-
cbare n.y shall Ne produced Considerable excsensns
Ireysllei and hot discusicI took place btwee0
abolition kts and the'r opponents.
Very few OF the corcd friends of me prisoner were
sent; but those apparently CT more respectable
class.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
rxpf.Mas AanacIla,, -.

u. MILLER 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
n will 6espatoh their next fregh per steamer Bf0ther
Jonaiisn, Tiursday 2sh inst and guarantee g1Ods
through less aud lower ratcs than Othgr
press Goods cleared at the Custom Houfc Oace No IA
Wall Utrctt.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.


S-AMDFs AND asBOY RAILROAD LINE PROM NEw
u Yorh 30 Ihilsdephin-LoHye Ier No. l. North htvor,
" tcat JOHN Ep7TEE. Eornirg lr az o'clock
zternoon Line, ss o'cicck. Fare b ttter Rae So ioe
Yard dees. 80 smiGrens lane. Al oflock Phi fsrs,
n y. bliss. Ageut.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28

DEDUCED RATES ESi--TRANSPoGTArIoN TO CALI.
III forria vie the Ithm~s a Pabsme BY Zachr son, Nell
son Co. T,r tarticulsrs apply 10 4. ZACHRISSON
hrtnta " b an
The New York herald., 1851-08-28

VI Ing foIt HAMILTON each wayrsre l2 eents -rhe
rfcamrr sknTA CLAUS Capt j. H.. nod-aaa. will N IKE
daily oscufiio1n leaving followsMornng Trip From
srr street 10 pasi ococt, ~ anl hs past ~ and
49, PROM rer s. \. X st half yast o, 10, and clock
Mnue "trip ffon FOf Hamilton, 81 A. N. No half price
r0F ciEiItu.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28

Ter OF ades Of nekn owledged talent assisted
at accom- pshed artist Nile Nathais Ftzjames rnopa
dsIsue Of the operas Of pies syeuce, Paris
don III have the ho OF their fret Grand Concert
at Chbsse c1nesr, iSl S39 Broadway MondaY evening
most trehe styles OF the Bio Progame:
Pert Overture, by full Orchestra; Introductory
Bo"ner Trio, by Louise Adelaide and Catherina The
Cavalier should he UPbrsid catherina sauta
france, Mile Nathalie Fitziamcs costume Of LA File
heg,men "her the Moon the Lake ia Beamns Louise.
Part li-BloJmer Polka. Aveue Jus; Seine de la
foe Mile. Nathalie Fitjaues; o. should like Marry
louise La Cri!eun la dice Catherine; The Rose
summsr Cecelia Polka hszurks, Mile Fitzamss. Part
III -Bloomtr >chotish Grand Pas de Deux Tam bou-
rne Nile titjsmes and M,rs Carrese; Then you
h.r hdelaice Where is the Rover! LouIse; Know
BanE wherein the villa Thyme blows Adelaide and Ca
th.iina Grand Pes de Deux. La vera Napoaina Mile.
ft7tames and Mons Csrrese. Pianist, Mr. Frank II Ei-
enwood iehets % and 70 cents to be had at ths music
O'clock.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
DAYhOND & HERR DREIsBACHs MENAoERTE.-

DIAMOND l. HERR DREiSBACH'S MENAGERIE.-
IA This celebrated kenazere-the argest and best
iuotsd in the known worldsn braeng every
known TO natural history which has received the
and applause f hundreds Of thousands of tho
respectable aod Intelligent people OF the United States has
lust commenced most brilliant paign and will
rsit the principal cities and towns OF Now in the
following order, vszNetcrvile Maine August 1h; Chiaa
st srsusA a2d Gar liner I'D: Winthrop 2bth Lewiston
Falls @th Bu kfcd, s1h; Norway, 2th Bridgeto 2gh;
Fryeturg, 9thi Tamworth Iron Works. New Hampshire,
ses. lst Sandwich Centre I'd; Plymouth, Sd; Meredith
Bridge, 4th; Fraaklin, 5th; Concord, 9th.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28
RARNUM's AMERICAN MusEuM.-p

RAaNUM's AMERICAN MUsEgM.-P. T. BARYUM,
- Manager and rroprietor john Green yr,
ant hsnagr Admttsnee 25 cents; children 3j< oents
TT ursosy and Friday In the aftern cling at
celcck Dance, frial Grou pings. the THE
ribE EApE Err and the eomieal Pan.omime of TuE REQ
MONk9ER In the evening, at ~ o'clock, Feats des
hcf.es. ly the kartinetti- the moral drama of TIE
KAkEs PROGRESS; concluding with THE MYSTIC
ChOss with all its unique astonishing tricks
striking odditics by he kartn.tti Family The Chinese
collection the Happy Family and the of the
BE curiC sities, a al 10 urj
The New York herald., 1851-08-28

DAEoKANA or CONNECTICUT RIVER FOR SALE,
Chcnp-or will he exobSnged for real estate goods;
Of eateTpTise, IL will be loaned for exhibition,
giving gooe security liberal terms. Also. TO let
large exhibition hall. Inquire Of
c. G. STUpPANI, 33S broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-08-28

rINBE BLOOMER CONCERT TICKETS FOR SALE,
At SAMUEL Joliies Music store, $40 Broad way. This
Conert axes place Monday evening" at the Chinese
$50 Brosdy Mlle Nathalie fitzjancs and Mons. Car
rete, and the whole Bloomer Troupe will appear.