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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28
ruAvELLEHs, GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-HEw YORK
IN snd Phiiadelphia dirset-United States Nail LiAe-
Through in AZ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare re-
daesd So for nr.tclass and 81 % for Leave
A. NJ from foot VI CORTLAND t street, and IT
NJ and r. NJ, from foot Of Liberty street. Leave
Philadelphia at and A II. and r. NJ from the foot Of
Walnut street.
John ALIENS AMERICAN INLAND PASSAGE
Line Licensed by for the Protection Of Emil
grants and others-oce, lS7 Cedar street. New Yorkor-
aud their baggage daily at the lowest rates.
part Of the West States the Cana
das The subscriber would state that he
Arding 10 the West nearly thirty years aud still
honored with the confidence of business and also Of the
eminent highest Of Church State.
JOHN ALLEN, l57 Cedar street.
CAUTION TO WESTERN SHIPPERS-THE REPORT
that kassons Dispatch has freight offered than
they send forward Peoples line of Steamboats,
Railroad to Buffalo and the Western States not true Mr.
kason has facilities to despatch any Of freight that
be offered without detention For rates and further
particulars call at the Office of Kasson's Dispatch ISL
broadway, in 0Reilley's Telegraph building.
WM NJ KASS0S, Proprietor.
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ASSURANCES.

CALIFORNIA AND FOREIGN REsIDEScE-TuE
- Union Mutual Life rnsuranc Company lassets ssuul
continue 10 insure the lives of parties residing ~ any
foreign port at equitable rates For terms and blanks
arrly 70 JUDD A. HoLLfsTER Agents, ~ wan street.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETWEEN
u New York. Philadelphia timore and Washington
New York once, Of Hanover and Beaver streets
-
the
Pioneer Line With four independent wires from Washington
City to New York having Offices at New York Jersey City
Newark. New brunswick Prnton, Trenton, Philadelphia,
Wilmington, Hsvre de Grace Baltimore and Wsshington
City, and connecting with all the Morse Lines East
West North and south This company having lately made
extensive repairs of the line greatly increased its facilities
aud more thoroughly sytematxd it, business In the trans
mission and mode ofdevery of prepared
" receive transmit and deliver number OF
quired for the accommodation OF the public WITH an
and hdsity hitherto unequaed The tele
graphing business Of the public II. therefore respectfully
Rcited. at the Once Of Hanover and Beaver streets
wM. ~ swAf<. President.
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onds French Clocks silver and plated Mare BE- on Fri
day and Saturday At l0 o'clock e.ch day at the
Grand X. C. Kemp, will cell Vt auction
order sheriff large and we'll selected stock Enh
silver plated Ware Diamonds gold Jeweiry fancy goods &c.
the whole comprising the largest and best Of goods
be found that part the city Also store hxtures
iron Safes Regulator show Cases. ChsndslisSs BE.
Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
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nR cHRisrIY.s eALvANrc cURArrvEs POSSESS

DR CHRisTIEs GALvANrc cURArtvEs POSSESS A
~ great srty and excellence which consists in the
fact that they outward
In place 81 the usual mode e drugng and phykae the
patient till exhausted nature sinks hcpcessiy under she "a
Fiction They strengthen the whole system, equafs the cir
eulaton o. the blood promote the secetons and never 90
the slightest injury under circumstances M
PRODUCTION In the United states only three since mere
than 7o persons including all classes aud
smong witch large number ~ ladies whesre peea.
sy subject 70 nesvess complaints have been entirely and
cured whom a hopes Of reef md beer pvsa
on, and everything else had been tried IN VAIN Y.
EoRIuEAp, ND. General Aren't ~ Broadvny. y. ferhs
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THE BALL EASON.

MR.. j. PARKER's GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Nl BallNr. r. has the pleasure TO announce after
usual exeron of himself and daughter TO make this the
most brilliant exhibition he has ever produced that will
take place Monday evening. March 81, at Tammany
Hail. when he will bring forward greater variety of
dances and also scholars than he has produced at
any previous exhibition. To commence at "a o'clock
Tickets, ST. to admit gentleman and lady extra ladies'
tickets, 80 cents. To be had at Tammany Hall.
LIFTH ANNUAL MILITARY AND FANCY DRESS
II Invitation Ball, given by Mr.. X. W. Williams to his
friends At the Chinese Rooms on Friday evening" March y
mittee-Mr. q. Bonnface, Mr.. T. Walker SIR d. Brewer,
Mr.. T. Warren. Notice. person will be admitted in
tune unless the Of the dress endorsed by r. Williams
36o Broome street.
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ALI. ALL WHO WOULD. WOULD HAVE SKIN PORE.

This the true Jenes soap viii the homeless. give,
And fne dark clear soft hair the poor the wealthy
Can have. " they use Jones Hair Restorative.
The first will cleanse all impurities 81 the skin making TIE
cutcie white clear and healthy aud consequently curing
all eruptions and sshguement such ppe- rceklcs,
sunburn. morrhew &c. The other forces the hair
grow dresses ~ beautifully tors u falling In truth they
the articles made BE the genuine
only, at Gus broadway. Try them. reader.
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II w, BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
niture-friday, March 18th, at 10 clock st No. Ia
Liberty strestJ w. Brown will cell at auction, show,
the rnitare Of family leaving the city embracing large
assortment Of parlor chamber furniture carpets oil
cloth china. eroekery kitchen furniture. &c.
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M HENkf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAID
A Oh r,intins.mD pa.son will sell At auction.
Tuesday April ls at lOa O'clock the Society Library
building Of Leonard broadway rare and vsu-
able collection OF old Italian paintings containing the var
ranted productions Of Raphael Titan Guido.
David and many Others also the smed Statue Or Venue
dc Medeis bv Sanosa sale positive, rain shine
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SPORTING.


MR.. THOMAS HYER:-YoUR CARD. WHICH AP.
Iva peared in yesterdays Herald has been noticed have
but few words make reply have been drawn into this
AFFAIR much against my will and ncnstons. The tone Of
note indicates settled purpose personal in
suit. Judging that you desire to tight would take
pleasure in meeting at City Hall Square, Monday
evening next when the necessary arrangement will DO
made TO give you satisfaction. N. GOoDERSON.
- ED HOUSE PLEASURE COMMISSIONING
~ purse and stake Of Sl25 will of Friday the
18th, at half past three o'clock, between Mr. W. Wsg
Anne G. Bevens and Mr. RS b. m. Ellen. Mile heats Best
in 5, to saddle
QUATIC EXHIBITION.-THE SAILBoAT DINKEY
which q. s. lngcrsoll. built for gentleman will be ex
hbted in front of the American Boat Bazaar No. 80
South street, this day (Friday) 18th.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

D0ST OFFICE, NEW YORK-NOTICE-THE MAILS
Il per United States Mail Steamer HERMANN will close
at this office Saturday, the 10Th inst l0 A. NJ Let
tiers for France must be pre- paid. - - - Il
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A CARD.-NisS SHEPPARD RESPECTFULLY IN
"A forms the ladies that she s,l the hair
her She v enabled 20 refer o.
spectacle ladies Of this city and nobility q England whom
shc has entirely cured o. hair and badness many
icing in the market che
Miss SHEPPARD, 50 Broadway two doors from the
Unitarian Church.
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THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE HAS REMOVED TO
the large building, at the junction of Division street
and the Bowery, mo. Bowery and will there open Me-
chanical Museum and Polytechnic Exhibition
the necessary arrangements be made Inventors and
Arzans DESTROYS bring their works into public notice.
will please communicate with the Actuary The Library
and Reading Room has been tatefuy fitted the first
floor and for members and apprentices Terms
OF McmbershpSl Initiation fec and 81 yearly dues APP
prentees Strangers and eaarng invited TO
visit the Reading Room at their pleasure during their stay
in the city. J. e. DODD. Actuary.
ITO YOUNG LAWYERS, AND TO ALL LAW STU
dents.-Junior members of the bar and all law students
ved to attend the meeting Of the New York Asoc
ton of Law Students discuss legal questions Saturday
next the 18th instant at p NJ at Convention Hail. l7g
Wooster W. II. Scott. e. H. Cambreleng Baldwin
Dix President, X H. De Mile Vice President j. H. Lee
vnge; Secretary, i. T. Garretson.
MOUNT HOPE VILLAGE ASSOCIATION.-THERE
AVA will be public meeting held at Military Hall 1893
The members requested TO be punctua in attendance
this will be meeting to make arrangements for
sion to view the ground The public in general invited
to attend X. ii. THOMPSON, n Hudson street.
Z. PURCELL, "a John street.
ERANKLIN HOUSE BAR.-THE FRANKLIN HOUSE
Bar having been entirely reorgsnised and han dsomey
fitted will be rcopened by the subscriber formerly as
tant in the Old Franklin Bar Friday March g. En
trance No 2Dey street No pains will be spared
to make the establishment at least equal place Of the
kind In the city, The subscriber will be happy TO his
friends and the many patrons Of the Old Bar
Friday 18th inst. from III to o'clock. $3.50
SAMUEL BRoUGHTON.
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CCTloN NoTICH.-THOS. BELL AUCTIONEER-
By H. bush Extens~e sale OF ELEGANT and valuable
furniture Mt lob o'clock, in the auction roems 10
william street this day and to be continued Saturday,
comprising most desirable variety This will
clude two chests Carpenters and Cabinetmkers Tools Car
PETS Rosewood Piano Geb, maker Saturday sale will BE-
very valuable, worthy Of attention.
THos. BELL. Auctioneer.
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u rrA,I uosJtay SALESMAN wAyrrp-u,Nrr.

- TVNIFN1 .NNTsENNNN WNNTEU-VINNTI.
~ ton Eas'es Co, Baltimore, In want ~ Retail
Hosiery S.Ssnsn-Ibc persen most likely TO suit would
he young from p 70 ~ &c Of good address
and ~ IN addition TO thorough knowledge Of the hosiery
trade could assist In other department whom required
salary 500 with the Of incrcas. for
tfcient serves Persons who would like 70 GIL the above
tustion address the advertisers stating where they
were brought TO business with whom they have lived IN
this country also their references for selrey industry Ne
SITUATION WANTED, Ey "A MATCHMAKER. UAv-
~ ing long practice IN all kns ~ jobs He understands
masking aud repairing ehronooter duplex lever aud hor
sonts esspcment he Engrsver cf visiting ead- In the
best manner Address ~ fultos street at r. A. frasse.
ITO DRESS MAKERs.-A Young LADY, VINO HAS
had considerable experience IN the most fashionable
establishments In this city wishes TO obtain permanent
Situation None but those connected With the most
the once Of this paper.
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f,oRNs REMOVED IN FEW MOMENTS, FREE
fr.m main or danger Bunons aud bad Nails also skill
fully treated ty DR. lteheld Who mas gven ms snurs
Alteration In the past eleven years 70 the
srt Of these diseases, aud ~hcre paet success sumeicns
guarantee that he understands his business. omces ~
Brpsdway Houston street. and " Wham strccS
p,.Lany. Duildinrs. Orders promptly attended to.
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VVHoLEsALE MURDER, AT No 40 DRoADwAl

NV NtkUEH, AT NO. ~ bh1AbWAh
w Lyons Magnetic Powders siay
Thousands Of bed burs every dayi
Armies 81 fcas they destroy,
Reaches from creyioes decoy,
And give 90 all the insect race
A very speedy eoup-de-sraee.
Remember. too. that Lyons PHI
Will rat, aud mice by Wholesale Kill
while rills and powders, harmless, MILE
II .st.n would not hurt child
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CAs GAS FITTINC-GAs FIXTURES, rROM MEssRs

u Cerneliu, \ Co, q fhliadelpha;-J. sTouvENEL
CO. No. 5 Broadway. newt 10 Nihlo have Just opened
aud will have constantly hand the largest newest. and
cheapest assortment In ths city Of Gas Chandeliers brackets
aud fendant Mantcl Ornaments for Gas aud Candles
style China Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets sain white
gold band and fancy decorated. Of
bronze Csndslatras Candlsscks Clocks kc china aud
Glass Vases Terra Gotta Solar Chandeliers and
lamps; Girandoies styles: fluid and Camp
Lamrs; and cut plain and PRESSED Glass, from
Nos. ~ and 20 tcsey street. Goods loaned
parties Wholesale and retail
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CTABLE wANTED-UP TowN. WEST SIDE PRE-
~ fcrrtd. Address J. o., at this once.
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS WANTED BY GENTLE
II and vifc, In respectable neishbcrhooi Any pei
having such apartments TO pcse ~ may hear ae
srsbe tenant by addressing a. ~ this once hs.. nyt
advance N required. References given aud required
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rARD.-MRS. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders services ladies aud gentlemen of this city
in astrology love- and law matters drcan. &c.
by books and sciences relied Napoleon and
will tell the Of the lady gentleman they will
Also the of the yisters Residence III Clinton
Ladies seventy-hve cents. Gentlemen dollar.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
N sell at public auction the 18th day OF March, 1851 az
ioselosk 4. NJ At Harmon MASKS, No $40 B,oadway.
do Girandoes; pleasure Wagons, which be as
No liz Eldrdge street, until Friday evening.
JAMES Ii. THORNE, Assignee Of John Copsll.
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MATS OF PROPERTY ON FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE-
Vl Seyentythrd aud streets Third
and Lexington avenues and Thiyeghth and ninth
streets; Fourth and Pifty
fythird and fiftyfourth streets; Fourth and
Twentieth street, Second and street,
Fysoeond street. between Fourth Fifth and
oth Ninth and Tenth avenues are now
ready a the office Of
L. II. LUDLOW, Auctio neer. No. l New street.
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raoprurAp,s N,cNrrIc pLAsTER-TuE cRgAr-


NI est strengthener and Pain Destroyer In the World
This article ted TO be the best and cheap
plaster Invented Aresdy is popularity s unparA-
IeIsa will intrinsic virtues rapidly supcvsede
All other passrs in existence II gtvss gradual and
slant supply electricity 70 the whole system In
vitality and visor the dettated weak-
Pain Garnet est where this plaster applied.
almost nothing snd the poorest
s wonderful benefits Put N air tight tin bcsss SUN
cent spread x 70 eight plste- and child spread
inventor aud rrcrrietcr, ID. Y. MoREHEAD n. D., l3
Broadway New YORK.
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EIsHTNC TACKLE. J. c. CoSRoY, NANUFAc-
facturers and importers 81 Fulton street Of Cn
invite the attention purchasers Fish Hooks
ing Tackle to their extensive and varied
sonable terms.
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nAKuM.-T. J. ALDRIDGE's HUDSON COUNTY
~ Oakum Works. Bergen Hudson county, New Jersey,
one and half miles from Jersey City ferry Persons wish
the works. do taking the tho
ferry that leaves every half Persons will please
they send by mail what kind they wantextra
O American Navy
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nREsS TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOoDs-KOHL-
- taat Brothtrs Importers. ~ John street, have
trimmings. as Berdu,ss dentses en- Sole. bourdaloss.
Gallons Nouesue SILK Serpentne and Embroidery Brads,
Buttons &c. Also. SILK Purses and Bags Twist Chenille,
Berlin Zephyr Worsed Embroidery silk. Steel Gilt and
Fancy Goods.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIM0NY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN
1V1 Lawton OF ondon having arrived In
Boston. will send to address receipt Of dollar
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen to
win the devoted affections of the opposite The
simple but captivating that all be married ire
spectve Of position aud last though not
least il be arranged with such and deeaey that
detection is impossible. Address Professor LAYTON Bos
ton Mass No letters taken from the Post Once unless the
postage is paid.
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ii
IL fully informed that they obtain the full value In
cash for all descriptions Of second hand cast on Clothing
and second hand articles Ia general by sending their address
through poet otherwise or calling JAMES MoRoNEf,
At his store III Orange street. near Chatham street
I AIDES OR GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF CONVERT
IL ing into cash their superfuous effects such a. eastoh
9othing Costumes, Firearms, Furniture Watches and
Jevelry will obtain from the subscriber nifty cent more
than heretofore received BY sending through the post OF
otherwise. ISAAC q. LYON. No. avail street.
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ID C. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YURNI-

ID G. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI-
H. ture Panoforte kc this day At ten eeesh, At -
Nassau street between John and Fulton streets being largs
assortment Of Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture. beth
and secondhand, vz-Rosewood 7-octave Pasefsrte.
trtrate instruments Carpets China and Cat Glassware
French Clocks Rosewood Paror Furniture suite eovsreS
in rkyeiset plush; Extensicn Dining Tables Librasy
hoghany Sofas: Easy Chairs prisg psTor char tste
and mahogany Centre and Pier Tables Dressing
bureaus with marble tops and glasses Mssn-
painted Chamber Furniture suite Chairs hAie
bropEed iron Hat Stands Toilet Ware &c Also.
assortment of richly decorated Window Shades u
the best styles. Catalogues IN OF
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CTATEN ISLAND FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT,
- Once No John street, New York-The propretors Of
this establishment whose dying and finishing have been 90
long fayoraby known to the community ready
orders for dying and cleaning silk wooen cotton
nen and fancy goods Of in the
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V>oTHE Ia Es.-PETER ROBERTS C5BRoADwAY,
has just received full assortment q Embroidersss,
Iacer, Hosiery Wells Gloves. and black Ntts black
houncng aces, Muslin Trimming Fiouncngs Bands &c.
which will be found under the usual prices.
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A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL, WITH USExcEPrI0N-
IA able refsrenees wants situAton chsnberm2id In
respectable private family Apply At sos broadway
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III Il. JONES. IA ANN STREET, NEAR THE AMERI-
can Museum-iiusiness Boots, So hns French Impo
rial Boots ~ 10 TO 49, usually 50 and 81; French Pa
tent Leather Boots 81 Congress Boots 50 20 70 81 French
Water Proof Boots - so 70 So Quick sales and small
n.
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CUTLERY, AND OTHER SHEFFIELD GOoDs.-A
~ bns assortment Of Table and Pocket Cutlery. Files.
Saws Edge Tools &C. &C. just received and for sale
to deaidrs, BY sHEfnERD BROTHERS, ~ John street.
N
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD.-TuE UNION
Il Building Association will hold their next on
Friday evening March at the corner Of Grand and Eliza
beth streets (Fourteenth ward Democratic Head
Every who wishes TO buy build house and Il
in the shape rent requested to attend get
and the constitution and judge for himself
subscriber. Every particular be obtained Of
Messrs Barnard Parsons 6 Wall street. Of VIM Parker
Secretary. l92 Canal street; .
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

DAY's spEINo SHANK CLOG ovERsuoE. TUE
~ aprreoiatins author Of New York by Gas Lisht" ="
thus speaks Of th valuable discovery OF Mr. Day Of
Cortandt street t b impossible to describe the ease
the hshness the clinsing elegance of ths overshoe
muoh superiorte all others s the magnetic 70
horse bsE BY the Of spring In tho
middle the sole, the quarters Of ,he shoe made low
suitable for city and ~ the time the shoe tee
held closely and lovingly the foot-sdaptna itself 70
every curve and sprinsng back upon every undulation
The heel s sde with high firm counter that slight
,oueh With The ~ the TOP vhlsh can svea with
outeonss vhe hid, Get ths clog free and drops OF i'm
medstely In putting you merely SET the foot into
and sdrstthe heel piece BY entlo tension Of the spring
mdlt ht-thus avoiding the Perspirng struggle
,nd hateful scramble get into pair Of the cid
fashioned rutters In churches eoncer thesrcs railroad
cars and other ,oes ~here mus. M for some time and
rtshe I'VE teet not too the clOg s Invaluable
invention account of the putting OF and In
short foT s that large class embracing three hhs Of the
population oi ctee, who sspre appearance
esspec sne in ths every day Of life
ne Spring thsnk Clog Overshoe an invention o the most
positive sne real value hspeeislly ought the ladies to
sham Nj Day ehivsrousiy devoted te hope Of
approval hne stimulated his bappict inPtaucnsto bc
hnhful 10 lin for this newest graceful aud IN every
most admirable % his sohievemer,e which reecue.
their pretty feet ffou Jforiity snd ~ the time
es em " protect their precious lives iron NE dAnss Of
eur rigorous climate.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDKRxfPN.
DEC s-Thts Board met on Friday evening porsuant
sdvoernment The President, A. A. Avord Esq In the
proved
80. rErirsoHs REvEnREp. \.
grade part q the Tenth avenue Of James Odel for
psymsnt NJohn Money penny and others for 4 sewer
In Nsecher street. from Oarmins to Oorels or Corns
Illus Sutton for permission bridge out in front Of
bulkhsad bsevesn Spring and Charlton streets North
river. OF Hebrew congregation In Henry street for
relief from assessment, - p ialf 70 = eII- -
~nr f4stsg = REpoRTs ADOPTED. .,-. -
OF COMMITTEES on Repairs and Supplies, recommending
In report Of the Of the Board
Of Aldermen, rebuilding Essex market spprovi ug
plans &C., and Offering resolution that Cemmssionsr
advertise for proposals. or Committee on Wharves,
Piers and 6lps With resolution In favor Of building
pier ct the foot Of Leroy street. North river On Roads,
In favor Of opening Eleventh avenue from Forty
to Fifty eighth streets On Streets In favor Of fencing
lots between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets and
FIN and Sixth averues with ordinance On Streets
In favor Of fsgging sidewalk, east aide Of fith avenue
between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth Streets with
ted for medical attendance at the accident Twenty
- YApERs coNcURRED N.
Report Of Committee Repairs and Supplies In re-
laton to new armOgy, on the corner Of White and Elm
streets and recommending that furthsr appropriation
oG$S0S7 be made In addition to the former Of
Report OF Finance Committee for donation TO the Bye
and ear Innrmary. O same, TO remit psrsons tax Of
REsoLuTior REcoNspEREp AND RErERREp
resolution passed at the Last meeting TO stay pro
ceedngs In the matter Of opening and extending Wash
ineton street from 6snsevo TO Twelfth street.
The Board adjourned till Monday evening.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

VIRGINIA ELEcIfoN The fret popular election
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney
General of Virginia, takes place day. Members
also to be chosen. We publish the names Of the
candidates -
Whigs. Democrats
For Governor. .... Gee. W. Summers. jos Johnson,
1t. Governor. E. Samuel Watts e. Shelton ~ Leake
Att General Sidney g. Baxter. willis p Bocock
AT this election every white male citizen Of the
Commonwealth, Of the age of twenty.ene years,
who has been resident Of the state for two years
and Of the county, city, or town where he offers TO
vote for twelve months next preceding the election
h entitled to vote, provided he be Of sane mind,
and not employed in the military, naval or marine
service OF the United States. The polls can be kept
open more than one day, il bad weather or other
circumstances shall render IL necessary.