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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30
MUSICAL.

EyOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY Sc
ecnd hand Panoforte Boston made in good order will
breaking up housekeeping. Apply TO N r: B. CURrIsS.
Agent for Acwes American Patent Action PAnofores No.
Is Broadway, where IL be
NToCKING DIRDs-FoR SALE, FOUR VERY sU-
w pror Birds two years old They mock cat dog hen.
wishing take into the country at low
price, by applying at the station house. Fran kiln Market
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9Ouraud'B Liquid Hair Dye instantly COM
vsr red os sr blown black Gouraud italian
SS see cures tan, pimpes freekes eruptons etc.
Aee er syy part Of the body-warranted Gourauds IL
sslc t0r pale lips and cheeks L White Hair Re-
Ga ssSSsd IaSorasory 81 Walker street -s store
Ovsadway Calender oo South Third street. Phisdepha
Bosle's Electric Hair Dye Is entirely free
from all ingredients which can nlure the hair % SKIN M
brown produced the instant while the hair Y made
softer and silkier by the operation This with Bosies
Perion Fluid for the hair and Shaving Soaps may be had OF
A. D. Sands, 100 Fulton street; Rushton LARK oo,
25s Broadway Cary Co.. and Brigham Day rear
In warm weather Uncomfortable comfort
Chinese skin Powder by soethax cooling properties
1t alays all tendency to irritation At the same time beaut
Sold BY druggists Mrs Hayes Fulton street. wholesale Of
r. N. Hobbs, Maiden lane
Health and long life Is sure 20 follow the
use of Bath-Go to Pozzoss 600 Broadway
you will find the best the cieanes and most comfortable
the city Remember COO Broadway four doors above NibO
Garden.
"A Good charlottesville Oxygenated Bitters
the best remedy for all the ndesbabe symptoms of
Dyspepsia ever discovered For proof Of this read the
citizens sale by druggists generally the United States
and Canada Price 81 BOTTLE; six bottles for S. For
CO.. Sl6 and c. H. Ring 1872 Broadway; Coddington,
SS Hudson street. and us Broadway e. ~ Guion III Bow
araggists generally in the United States and Canada
Revere House, Boston, Oct. Ii, Is5O.-Dear
Sir II return you very best thanks for the beautiful
Yours. very truly, JENNY LrND.-To Dr. John Cummings
pr John A. Cummings complete set Of Dental Toilet Ar
~ f rSadas Puss
way; VIM. Cary l. Co., 243 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30

u ICHFIELD SPRINGS. FOURTEEN MILES FROM
II Herkimer-The Spring Hotel will be opened for the
JOSHUA WHITNEY
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MARRTA0E ALMANAC-JrsT RECEIVED FROM
W. iondon.-Tlis curious work u which married
LADY nor any lady about being area shog be without u
not ony raves expense hrt pain and trouble There
been 1900 copies sold IN London aorc said in wrappers
81 cents; eeAthy mail 70 city Or country.
sCHLoss & CO, lo2 Nassau street
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YACHTING.

GREEN POINT, NAY 29-TO JAMES GORDON BEN
~ NETT Esg-Sir; Having seen in challenge
from VIM. II. Decker, to row man in the world
ceped his challenge and authorized friends make the
match; they had interview with Mr.. ecker his
frendsthere were two boats named and they agreed TO
make the match they did friend. according
agreement Now do not trihng about this
will Mr. Decker the agreed upon any other
from $500 TO $500, to in weeks the
making the match Now. Mr.. Decker IL wing.
come forward and put your money do not why
say more about it, JOHN SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30

NEW NATIONAL AND METROPOLITAN NEwSPA-
per 70 be called The American Patriot devoted 10
the tonstNnton-thc Comprehensive Union, one, pro-
tssve and ndvisihe. The prominent feature of this pub
caion viii be Political Its main object will be 90 assist
in the elevation TO the Presidential Chair u
nnhackneyed rtciana patriot aud herone whose whole
eh been faithfully devoted 70 the service Of his country
That individual the strong souled neryed
ror Of Mexico, General Winfield Scott Of New Jersey
Terms-One dollar per yesr-weekly,
WILLIAMS N swARTwOUr.
street. New York.
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FINE ARTS.

FINE ARTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF DEsIGN.-THE TWENTY
IN sixth Annual Exhibition of the Academy open
the bc at their Galleries No. G63 Broadway opposite
Bond street, from A. NJ until 10 p. NJ Admittance %
cents season tickets % oents catalogues l cents By
order Of the Council.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30

TEXAS LAND AGENCY-THE UNDERSIGNED OF.
fers his services in all matters
lands in Texas but particularly TO select lands
and patents for the Terms moderate and will
70 made known when informed what Is to be done Address
II. G, CATLETT. Dallas. Texas
NEW ARRANGEMENT.-COUNTR PAPER COL
An leoted Quicky.-Collections the Of Corning
state Of New York made with promptness col
lections Of notes drafts &C. direction throughout
lime. J. 7. VAN Week. office corner Wall and Broad
directs.
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Elm An ClAL1,


CHICAGO CITY LOAN-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received ut the ece in the city Of Chicago
and At the oce Of Strachan Scott in the city Of New
York. until the LIST day Of June next for loan Of Twenty
nve Thousand Dollars for term not exceeding ten
The bonds TO be issued Of not less than i've hundred
payable annually and prncpa land interest payable
the American Exchange Bank in New York. at the Of
nee Of the City Troasurer IN Chicago order the Com
mon Council WV. 3. GURNEE, Mayor.
Chicago, April ~. 1851.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-NOTICE TO CON-
traetor-Proposas will be received from the 9Th to the
18th of June next At Johnstown and Summit for the
grading Of that the mountain division
OF the Pennsyivania railroad between Altona in Blair
county, and Prnges Point few miles below Jefferson in
Cambria, distance Of Is miles The road within this
distance Will the Allegheny mountains encounerinG
OF the heaviest grading offered in this country In ad
dtion number Of extensive cuttings emban and
cuverts there will be tunnel yards in length at the
summit othe mountain and another Of 20 yards through
nation apply TO Edward Miller Esq, Associate Engineer.
Bairsville, Indiana county TO Strickland Kneass A.
J. EDGAR THOMSON, Chief En- dneer.
Engineer Departm't p R. X. Co.. Philadelphia, Nay
NOTICE TO PLANK ROAD CONTRA CToRs-sEALED
IN proposals. for building the Wilamsbursh and Cypress
Hills Plank Road double track will be received At 7
Broadway New York. uB the Attn June. The road about
So miles in length, TO from WILLIAMSBURG and to
with the Brooklyn and Jamaica plank road the
entrance to the Cypress Hills Cemetery For plan spech
Hills Cemetery ~ Broadway after Monday next.
18th inst Those wishing to the line Of road will please
be at the OF johnson street and Bushwck
WILLIAMSBURG, Monday morning, June End At o'clock,
and accompany the directors E. briggs, President.
T. LINDSAY, Secretary.
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THE EoLIAN HOTEL. sA BRoApwAY-AxoNG
the many elegant hotels which have recently been
established the comforts and tastes Of citizens
and the strangers sonrnng among u.s. there are
any present advantages for the
dstion Of guests than the Eoan House, town IL is
under the Of Mr. q. Donald who is well known
TO the community OF the most eNIeenced and gen.
tlemanly hotel propretors Of the day The Eoan Is
with all tie eegances and comforts OF the modern
style of fret class houses while the table presents every
that be furnished by the market
prepared BY the most skful cuisinsr Families OF
home would ind it to their advantage 70 give this house
their patronage Is located in OF the most agreeable
Of the city, broadway between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets the immediate vicinity of Union
square With all the advantages Of this house the terms
are comparatively moderate. Families mud all the enjoy
ments Of home without half the trouble Of
Housekeeping.
D0RT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL SHREwS-
4 bnry,N J-Ths beautiful hotel has lately been fitted
with taste and considerable outlay the
cepon Of boarders The situation Of this place be
surpassed for recreation and pleasure There always good
fishing and and boats constantly readiness
20 any part Of the country The steam
The propretors solicit a fair share Of patronage.
JOSEPH A. SLAMM, fp.o,ra.,ors
j. ID. G, ROGERS. \iiVFtetors.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sss.

WAGONS FOR sALE.-oNE LIGHT WAGON,
w enamel leather top, built by J. Goodwin, and
without topboh nearly Apply to Danl. w. Norrss
stable 565 Houston street, door frtm Broadway.
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YOUNG SCOTCH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
IN to travel with lady to 20 90 another part
country object Apply at ga Hudson street.
lher
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PERSON AL.


G LEIB SCHMATTE, OF QUARRE UTEKOAA, CAN
hear good news by sending his address to Mr. Ahvomm,
to Mr.. Smith, New York
INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM MOLONEY,
who left Clonmore parish Of Cahir. county Tipperary,
ireland in the year 1916 when last heard FROM he In
the State Of Virginia. Any friend being acquainted with
him. will please to direct John Molony Novelty Iron
Works, Twelfth street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30

VNAwAYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE,
w Orange County, New York-Ths house is situated at
the head Of Greenwood Lake. ten miles from Chester and
hut and half hours ride from the city OF New York
The New York and Erie Railroad leaves from the foot Of
Duane street every msrnng and evening for Chester Depot
where at Cooper Hotel carriages in readiness to con-
to the Lake For particulars apply TO Henry
D. Feter 9 Broadway corner Of Prince street. Of the
proprietor, at the Lake. THERON FELTER.
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II ELlEF FROM coRNs AND BUNIoNs-TUosE Az
nicted with sse vexntious sppcndsges 70 their feet
MI md ready renrf by the 81 DR.. LTTLEFIELDs
rrs they are superior 20 appliance before Of
,srea nd are worn without the least nconvenie.ce For
sale nj all the Druggists Broadway. and At Dr. LIS once
corner Of Houston strev.
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CAsH.-wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DRY GOOD.
~ have advances. for small or large amounts
Address X y. W, Herald once. AL Communication
strictly confidential.
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INSTRUCTION.
NNNN>N>~->>~rcO~yNrcNNN
II asst WEER-EVERY BAD. WRITER OLD OR
IL young should subscribe TO Goldsmths Writing Glasses
to-day or to morrow Terms reduced onehalf viz 50 50
for the of ten lessons Ladies classes at IL and
o'clock Gentlemen day and evening. Private instruction
given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30

NEWS FROM THE WORLDS FAIR.
~ Lyons Powder they say,
Begins the way,
In England TO make sensation.
Reaches, bed. bugs and heas,
And the insects on trees
- It's killing all over the nation.
Depot Tor Lyons Magnetic Powders deadly 20 nsects hut
hnrles 70 man. "a Broadway Lyons Magnetic Pills for
The obstruction Of rats and mice, also sold there.
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FREQUENT use of the Bat6Go Poxzonis Broad
you will find the best the ceanest and most comfortable
the city Remember COO Broadway four doors above Nblo
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(N0LD COLLATI0N.-AMBR0SE BALTIMORE. EVER
~ anxious and ready to meet the views of discerning
lie has determined in accordance with the desire Of the
many patrons to his establishment to set lunch Sun
days a. II to and to ~ in the evening lie begs to
turn his warmest thanks for the kind he has
oeived and heg to that nothing his part shall be
wanting give character and ton TO his establishments The
public obedient servt AMBROSE BALTIMORE
$50 Broome street. of Crosbythe celebrated
brandy store.
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., WANTED.
A FURNISHED ROOM WANTED IMMEDIATELY. I
IA the upper part Of the city by lady, not below Blec
street Address II n. p Broadway Poet once, stating Il
cation. Postage paid Inqustve people need not answer
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SPECIAL HOTICEs.


per United States Mail Steamer Franklin, will close
this office Saturday May 3lst at 10la An close,
mail for Bremen and the German States Will be made
the Franklin. WIN. v. BRADY, PM
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CAsT OFF GLOWING Sc.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
~ obtain from the subscriber the highest cash
Price cast OF clothing and rupcrauous articles Of every
description and in shy quantity, from single garment
thousand. Address, through post call on JAMES MO-
rooney at hs store II Orange street. near Chatham st.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-07-16
Celebration I'm Chester.

We learn verbally, from several ren-
tlcncn just returned, that the celebration
at Rossvilic, Chester district, was most in
terestlng. The number present (includng
many OF the fair daughters of that gallant
district) is varinnsly estimated from 800
To 2,;hHL and he utmost harmony and en-.
,hnsiasm prevailed. After brief but ap-
prcpriatc address from DIR. Wade Douglass.
the company adjourned to the tables which
had been covered literally with all the
good things Of this life, in the way of
eating; and were again summoned to the
stand, where they were addressed by Hon.
K. Bnrnwel Rhett. Mr.. Rhclt's address
occupied nearly two hours, and touched
more or less prominently all the points
involved in the great controversy. He
expressed his own views with that openness
and simplicity of purpose, which have
marked his whole course, and which,
together with his acknowledged con.
Sstcncy and tirmness, have secured TO Mr..
Rhctt the confidence OF friends, and the
admiration OF opponents. He was listened
10 with much interest aud attention., was
frequently interrupted by plautl;ts, and the
only manifestation OF regret, according to
one o! our II iormants was when he closed.
This, we believe, was Mr.. Rhe,t's first
visit TO that portion Of our State, and we
are glad to learn that the visit has been
interesting and agreeable to both partics.--
Both going and returning, Mr.. Rhe,t
received pressing and earnest invitations to
visit other neighborhoods, but was
compelled by sickness in his family, to
hasten home. lie reached this place on
Saturday. taking lodgings at the American
Hotel (Boa'wright &, Janney) and returned
home yesterday, for the reason above
stated.
We anticipate the appearance of full
report OF the proceedings, which we shall
lay before our readers Telegraph.
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Land warrants.

We find in an exchange paper the fol-
towing directions as to the proper course
for applicants 10 pursue TO obtain their land
warrants:
a petition should be drawn, addressed tc
The Commissioner of Pensions, setting
forth the war in which The, service was
'ss.asstsd sdssg helks-i! be, The Rcyolnliop, ll,a!
of:1Sl2, the Florida, or Mexican wars
also The time of service the year the cam.
pnign commenced and tie year it closed
The number Of the regimen in which the
service was performed, the coInpan... and
The name Of tho captain who conn dcd
the company, and the evidence thar the
service was performed.
II heirs claim. they must show their
hership. and prove that they are tho sole
heirs. All the heirs must join in the pe,i.
ton.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-07-16
ACCIDENT ON THE Founrn.-Tbe Ci,ss.

ACCIDENT ON THE FounrH.-Tbe Ciss.
ter Standard says: "On Friday last,
whilst number Of young men were firing
q national salute, one Of our citizens, Mrr.
George w. Culp, was seriously injured by
an accidental explosion. He was employed
in closing The touch-hole OF the cannon
while the charge was being rammed in,
using for the purpose piece of leather
and pressing both thumbs upon it. The
powder becoming ignited and exploding,
his thumbs were 80 mangled as to render Il
necessary 10 amputate one Of them imme-
diately. The other is 80 injured that it is
feared il may also be lost. The gentleman
who was using the rammer had, but the in
slant before the explosion, released his
hold; otherwise he would also have been
injured. Nlr. Culp is very worthy me-
chanic, and dependent on the labor Of his
hands for the support Of his family. The
accident is on this account the more to
be deplored."
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THg AusrRI.aN ouraAcr @. b, ,,,.;,.

The AusTaIAR OuraAcg.-I Imrris,.
6,sapent Of Charles q. Brace The lns5
nohncerhenttbat this young gentlemen
has been arrested and Imprisoned BY
The Austrian goSornment, while on
q pedestrian .oir in lhe Magyar
country Hungary, as correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Bulletin, on ihe
allegation or suspicion Of political
completely willlsolne ofihe officers OF.
others who, took part in the Hungarian
revolt, and whom lie bad stepped out of.
the main road 10 visit, has been flliyl
confirmed. It's also understood that
our government l,asiaken his case in
hand, and that Mr.. McCurdy, our rep.
resentativo at Vicnna, has correspon.
ded will. the Austrian government, and
received assurances that may be re-
gorded as amicable, and as favorable to
Mr., Brace. ~ 3
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Great Meeting mt EdgefieYd
G.. EF

We noticed, some time since, in the
Edseheld Advertiser, two calls for public
meeting at the G. II. on the 7th Inst. One
was general in its TERMS the other was
special rally Of those opposed to separate
action by this State. We were, in con-
sequence, fearful that contentious and
angry disputes would separate still more
widely the two divisions of the resistance
party in that portion of the country. But
1t seems that we too easily distrusted the
patriotism of the citizens Of Edgcfeld.
The Edgcfield Advertiser sayo:
"This place has not, since 80, witnessed
so tlirongcd an assembiage Of our fellow.
citizens as met here on Monday last.
Certainly we do not remember at any time
to have seen SO large a proportion of
! intelligent men. Every corner OF the
District was fully and fairly represented.
II was not onc.sidcd mccting--it was
exactly what It promised 10 be, common
general meeting for harmony and con-
ciliation. And the result has been mos,
happy. EdgefeId is united. Brethren ol
Carolinn--wc send you this intelligence
with JOY and thunkfnlness, aud we pray
you, by Carolina's pas, fame and present
noble attitude, to let The influence Of ou,
example sink deep into your hearts,"
The following resolutions were adopted
unanimously, with the exception Of sol
tary "No" given against the third:
'.Resolred. That the right of secession !,
essential TO the sovereignty and freedom o
The S;ntes of this Confedcracy, and that tht
denIal ol that right would furnish 10 az
injured Safe the strongest additional cause
tor liz exercise.
"Resolrcd, That concert Of action will
one or more oI our sister States Of III.
South is an object worth many sacrifices
bu, not lhc sacrifice involved in submission
"Rcso!rcd, That South Carolina canno
with honor or safety retire from her prcsen
position, and we pledge ourselves to sustain
her present position. and ave pledge,
ourselves 10 sustain her i'll il, whether 3
ends III joint or separate secession.
"Rssoircti, That this meeting feels NJ
sympathy with any press or party in Sou,f
Carolina which is opposed 10 dissolution
Of the Union or denies the right O
secession" E&B@
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ALABAMA.-Thc Hon. John Erwin

ALABAMA.-Thc Hon. John Erwin, O
Greene county, has been nominated by a
Democratic "Southnrn Rights" convention
as candidate for Congress in the Fourth
Congressional District, lately represented
bp y. w lnge.
The district is composed Of the counties
ofSnmp'cr, Greene, Tuscaloosa, Pickcns
and Fayet,e.
The convention proclaimed their hos.
tiIlty to the compromise and affirmed the
right of secession. with the reservation thai
they are moi prepared to counsel the exer.
clse OF the right as the present remedy
They counsel opposition ain all proper ant
constitutional nodes" leaving The selection
OF the remedy in the hands OF their repre-.
scnlatiyes-State and National.
The Fast Tennessee and Georria
Railroad was opened few days
since from Dalton to Cleveland, thirty
miles towards Knoxville. The even,
was celebrated bv large concourse
OF people, and tho Governor of Ten.
nessee, Gen. Trousdale, accompanied
The hrsl train 10 Cleveland.
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Extracts from Letter received from
Friend.

ETtcnQ.
The news, politically, in old Fairfield arc
highly encouraging. The Secession party
arc decidedly stronger than ever. Many
converts have been made to the good cause,
while none have backslacd. Col-, a
wealthy. influential and intelligent gentle.
man, who opposed us warmly in our con.
test for the Convention. gave in his ahhe-
sion some time since; and yesterday, in
Winnsboro, Cap:. :. gallant Mex.
ican soldier, who was the most bitter oppo-
nor separate State action in the District
and who did US more harm and gave lis
more trouble than any other one man, dc.
clarcd 10 inc, that, nasmucll as the State
had taken position from which she could
not receie hut with diShonor, he was for her
going out OF the Union ut every risk, and
pledged himself to be found, if necessary,
near the flashing Of the guns. That he
will redeem that pledge to the letter his
chlvaIrIc conduct, his past character, is our
warrant.
In this ncighborhood a most dcplorabc
state Of things exists. a drought, Except
tina, Of ~ unprecedented in the history -
The country, is now prevailing. No ran.
scarcely, has fallen since the Ith of Nav ::
consequently the corn is nearly used up
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THE FOURTH At Rossv1LLE.--We learn
that the meeting in the lower part of
Chester District, to which tho Hon. r. 3.
Rhe,t had been invited, was rouser, the
number present being between two and
three thousand. The speech Of the hon.
gentlemen, we are informed by one of our
citizens who was present, was most affec-
tive and we understand made many con.
vcrts 10 secession doctrines. The meeting
in Fairfield, TO which we understand many
ofthe prominent leaders on the cooperation
side had been invited, was also an enthu.
siastic secession meeting--some 500 per.
sons being present. We believe when the
question is fairly placed and discussed be.
fore the people, nine-tenhs Of them will
be in favor OF prompt and effective resis
lance: Let the people have light
| Carolinidn.