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The New York herald., 1851-08-23
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VI takes leave 10 state that his fall report the American
and French fashions ready for delivery Ne efforts
has been withheld make this Of the best not
the best the United States Ac-
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mems youths all warranted to az with and
elegance. Price per copy, 81 Is.
n. n. pkfTIcaEw cortiandt street.
ELENENTs OF THOUGHT BY ISAAC rAYL0R-JUsT
II published, new and elegant edition II mo. W Hs,
CLOTH 20 cents Also Allyns Ritual OF Freemasonry mo-
80 BY hitting the price either book BY mall
The usual discount m ade 10 the trade.
WILLIAM GowANs T. Fulton street.
NEW NovEL.-Now READY-RALPH RUTHER-
"A hrd, Nautical Tale by Sir Admiral Fisher authoY
II the Petrol. &c. Price Is cents.
W. JoNo BROTHER, a Ann street.
MAFs FOR TRAVELLERS AND EMIeRAsTs-AT
AZ tIenners hap Store lM Fulton street. be hsd
hsps snd Guide Books Of all sorts and at all prices
Ni,h VAL maps Of the world, Europe, Asia Africa.
worm aho south America. United States
m 70 TIE various routes given without oharse.
A IL PLksONs ABOUT GOING To CUBA ARE RS
IA qutsed 70 call at the Old Curiosity shop AZ IOg Mas
$50 street end lay In stock Books and Eusravinrs
which Neaqe will sell at the price for cash
B.-Boohs snd Engravngs bought. "
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NEW YORK AMPHlTHEATRK (BowERy).-MR. LE-
~ North, proprietor, will epen the above
teresng and pleasing consisting Of acts
still vaultng running vaulting acrobatc feats
lante &C. Dancing horses Tammany and spanisl Spot
Beauty Boxes CENTS children halfprioe Pit ~ eta;
Private Boxes 80 cents Doors ocsck;
anc onm at X oclock precfselv
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COX ToRA noMEsrEAp.-raE sunsnRIpERnAs

VVh ,fVN N HVMESTEAD.-THE NVUSIHIUEH ut
laid ont number Of we'll locsted vlsee lots in the
'ese OF Lake Land, on the h. I. Railroad witch nov
oneled prvas sse 20 those who wsk purchase tor the
o IN imrrovem Mt The lots 100 feet
~ hahds.me buildings erected there o
ots have been sold within fe days the purpose
bnllons on Several gentlemen having lately visitsd this
ate their con td in the opinion q az
me e viaee o Lake Land will be ~ desra.
R places near the tty The growing eaLsfy
that ue soil is eapeble % produenr in highest d6yree
wren proptrly Gu tvatsd Wheat which grows mere iuxu
uen asrssed The present smitht5wu. short
from here Producing nearly so bushels 10 the
ev .n and some good farm land may he had BY apply
VIZ 70 ''N. WOon, No. w f0hn t,r ct who WI --l.l
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VNRIPLER HALL.-HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
Professor A. is determined that those who honor him
with their shall both hear him and him. Trip
Ter Ha-Astonshing Miraoles-Professor Anderson the
Wizard Of the North his Of wonder
working last night before crOwded, brilliant, and fashion
she audience who by their plaudits which made the Hall
eecbo expressed their astonshment and delight Some
whispered "Can such things be Are eyes made the
fools Of the senses lis mortalr "No said another
he the dlrProessor Anderson begs respectfully to
inform the public that he will continue nightly demon
erate that there strange things and
earth than are dreamt of in philosophy On this
ipG and every evening during this week he will appear in
wonders of ancien, and modern magic allowed All
parte Of the world to have parallel Look TO the WLars
Botte-t Hasten to Professor Andersons
Sorees uystereuse prng experiments Of science
every style Tickets oents Juveniles
der r. % eentswhch be had at the Hall and hoels.
at half at eight Carriages may
be ordered at ten.
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CHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO.
~ AZ Broadway above Grand streetOpen every night
during the week til further notice. TSe original and we'll
know. Chrstys Min,tres comprising an efficient and
under the agement of E. p Chsty whose concerts In
this city, for Of years have received
Tickets 25 cents. Doors at and will
o'clock The patrons Of Chrstys Mnstrels
informed that Saturday viii dis
10 for future.
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CELLows. NINsrRELs AT FELLOWS. NEW NUsI:

CHELLOws NINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW HUsI-
cal Hall. 4A Broadway, between Howard and Grand
Of talented and experienced under the sole
management off, B. Feows whose concerts in this city
the elite and fashion from all parts of the Union Felo
Musical Ha s of the spacious and best ventilated
buildings in the world Admission rs cents Doors open at
concert to commence at clock An afternoon concert
every Wednesday and Saturday. for the especial
datiOn of families cinga at 3o'c
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-FOUR THOUSAND BUILDINGS LOTS FOR SALE

CHINA CLAY.-THIBTY TONS CHINA CLAY, NOW
~ landing and for sale, by GAUNT g. DERRICKSON, at
their Commission Paper Warehouse No. los Fulton street.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. It's CHATHAM sQUARE.-THE
above popular place Of amusement will reopen for the
season, on Saturday evening Aug e. with entire
company The entertainments will consist of Madame War
tons troupe sf Model Artists, who will personate num-
Der Of beautiful living pictures Also Leas Female Min
strs with variety Of other entertainments For full par
ticulars bills of the DAY.
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BREWERY FOR SALE-MACHINERY AND OUT
~ ouildngs situated in last Albany Rensselaer, county
being 62 feet Broadway and running to the centre
creek In the The beautifully located
between last Albany aad 6reenbush and short distance
from the Great Western Railroad and the Hudson River
Railroad There also dock wharf which convenient
for ship anypart OF the States The Brewery
nearly capable Of turning l20OJ 1900
ale during the bre wing be worked
With less help than other the capacity
without exception The situation cannot be ,ed
location and beautiful For inquire of
Wasbpgton street. N. Y.
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CLOTHING.
1SE1 FALL CLoTHING.-wE WOULD RESPECT

II EMOvAL-JOsEPH LEE. DRAPER AND TAILOR
~ rultsn street has removed to No. II Warren street
few doors from Broadway.
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BROADWAY STORE-BROADWAY STORE.-TO LET,
of the stores in Niblos next to the OF
Prince street, good location for respectable business
Kent low three lease be obtained required
BY applying at 46l Broadway.
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ROWEhY TAEATRk.-BOxEs. % CENTS; PIT I2,.
- cents seats in Orchestra Boxes 90 cents Door open
before Saturday evening" August 2 will be repeated
drama Of ikELASD as 1T ismRagged Pat: Mr.. Barasy
GoodAi slang Mr. J9rasni Judy o,flaghsry Mrs. 3. WI
with the drama Of La TOUk DE NEsLE-Captan Burt
dan, Mr.. E. EDDY; Walter DAuinay, Mr.. Goods Philip
DAulnay. Mr.. 1iltop DAarigny Mr. Collins; Margaret OF
Bur md Nrs. N
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kNOk RENT OR LEASE, FOR HONEY OR ON SHARES
able BUILDINGS an s1esllent soil for vese.abl potatoes
!sss shss' 70 Sa.ss
%
PIN: WOOD. i'll ssss
FOR sALE1IN UPPER MoRRIsANIA, A GROCERY
Tor business situated opposite the Deeot Of the Harlem
west Inquire a. Tie above prsmiss for H.YER
CoR SALE AT YoNKERs. AT A GREAT BARGAIN, A
nov Scgssass aud Ss one Of the
T s ES,, The "a 1: n "
EoR sALE-A STOVE AND SHEET IRON xANUrAc-
street. Apply sO s. whitney No No. iii III SssSnan
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-iN A PRIVATE
trinity placer . ar:s iSsins S south s's
HOUSES. rENEMENrs AND STORES TO LET. IN
:, = Broadwsy near Thr,y-.hird street=Tenemsnts At
san u:~ s~a % ssS s sae
isss street, ' or "a %ss .sasi .. street
OFFICE TO LET.-A SUIT OF OFFICES TO LEASE.
~ i Brosdsay. franklin Ilousel furnished unfur-
~
ITLE.-roR SALE, A RIFLE MADE TO ORDER
twist carries 40 sluss 80 balls TO the pound quite
new and good gun Box fixture and equipments completes
brooklyn, near South Ferry.
II ooMs TO LET. WITH BREAKFAST AND TEA. IN
n Brootyn-Hsnd somely furnished apartments be
bad at I0i schermerhorn street between Boerum and
smith The house is eommodous and rs pleasantly stu
ated as sny in Brooklyn.
V,o SPORTING GEsTLEMEN-ro BE SOLD CHEAP
for cash-the owner 10 ABOUT leaving for Europe-on
o. the most beautifully located Country Residences In the
State of New York deer hunting aud ashag unsur
passed in this country. Large aud comfortable Mansion
bue and outbuildngs Price 50 incl uding
held furniture and ali of this crops Sc For fur
particulars inquire for two weeks OF W r. Porter Es
editor Spirit OF the Times, No Barclay street.
TIE sALooN-THE REsTAURANT-TuE BARRIERS
TO let To OF energy capital Il
Inducements seldom offered The hotel which will
SEPTEMBER on new and eeonomeai sian Enssirs on the
premises possession can be hsd Immediately.
T,o RENT.-THB LOWER PART OF SMALL TWO
story and attic house. consisting OF nine rooms tho
uIrer part o. the city, neat and in good order s
dress Ciirehush. l79 Broadsay.
T,oLET-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED BRICK HOUSE
Il pleasantly situated in williamsburg hvs minutes walk
from the ferries, will be let a small family who would
ssss c,frs l. S,fS nasss as%ss1rsS sSp S TaS
T'o LET-APART OF A NEAT TIL sEE STORY HOUSE.
Apply roOms % street. WIN '''''n on '''h h'''
WANTED-TuE PROPRIETOR WOULD DISPOSE
Of all his right title, and interest Of his old established
ths public and Best IN the city Of New
Yort-doins business on an average the from
sss dsy ?, nc ..i'' Tsp.l & ,Sm four
engaged public lie about sixteen years. and wishing
ms rI% % the Sny tss.sa for The seq,e
stating vhen and where had will be in
mediateiy attended to.
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RURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS SrREEr.-DRESS
~ Circle and Parquet% 80 cents Second Tier 25 Pr
vste Boxes S5 Orchestra Seats rs cts d. open a
te begin At o'clock SATURDAY. eyenn August e will Do
WyEs-Admiral Franklin Mr.. Bland; Charles Franklin,
M hoorhoufe; Billy Lack aday Mr. Burton, with the ori
sorrow Miss Laura Miss Mary Taylor with two popular
songs TO conclude with first time new farce by the
AND BRADSHAW
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u AYMONp HERR DREIsBACTs MENA0ERIE.-

10 AYMOND q HEKK DREISBACH'S NENAGERIk-
H This celebrated henagerehe largest and best
Quoted the known worldem bracing almost animal
known natural history, and which has received the
onage and applause s hundreds Of Of the most
respectable people Of the United States
Just commenced most brilliant mpagn and will
visit the principal cities and towns of New England in the
following yz-Waterve, Maine, 1th China.
2lst; Ausust. 2ad, liner 2d winthrop 18th; Lswsson
Fryeburg, 9th; Tamworth Iron Works. New Hampshire,
Sept. lst Sandwich Centre, I'd; Plymouth. Sd Meredith
Bridge, 4th Fraakiin. 5th: Concord, 9Th,
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farm Of one hundred acres Of srabe land with suit
able buildings excellent soil for vegetables potatoes
CORR &c &c At the mouth Of Hampton Creek three miles
IRON Fortress Monroe. sixteen miles from Norfolk which
place there 10 daily alton.
gr.s, are washed ashore making very valuable ma
BATES Hampton, Virginia. Also. 5000 1908 cords Of
best pine WOOD which wii ooutrAet cut In all
year GEORGE n. BATES.
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INSTRUCTION..


SCHooL FOR ENGINEERS, $50 HOUSTON STREET, N.
L-hr vetor Beaumont, Civil Engineer graduate from
LEooe Centrae dcs Arts et Manufacturer of Paris will
ren the arst Of September next Of lessons
the French and English languages In all tbs branches
theoretical and practical connected with Civil Engineering
yor details and references apply at the School
A LADY Is DESTROYS OF ATTENDING A FEW
IA classes In schools private families 10 instruct in
French. German. piano and singing Best reference given
address " Instructress." Herald once.
A LADY RECENTLY FROM EUROPE WILL GIVE
n Instruction in all kinds OF useful and arts
modelling flowers fruits and hsures oil aud enamel
paintings hair braidng S In short and lessons Ap
ply at ly4 Elm street. near Broome street
MADANE LACosTE, (sUCCEssoR TO MISS
Nl PHILIPPE and Mrs Temple HAIL. No es Dean street.
brooklyn will reopen her school sth September
only limited number Of bosrders resolved Parents
calling Madame Lacosts between the hours Of 10 A.
and r. NJ obtain all the satisfactory particulars and
references peceesary TO moral and accom- plished
education for those whom they feel deep interest
VVANTED-A SITUATION AS TEACHER IN A
w school, OF Governess family by English lady Of
experience she the various branches
Of English and also capable of giving the FIRST lesson in
French Music and Drawing. Call adore. n A. c.. a
Warren street.
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EST AND PEELS OLD AND ORIGINAL CAMP
W bells Minstrels organised lS46. commence q series
of three Musical Concerts at Baltimore Monday
August 18th, comprising original Choruses 0ees Quarte
0verures Bones Solos, and the best Bureslue Dancing
the world. snd BlaAk Shakers &c. Admission 80 cents
Doors open st seven, 70 commence at eight.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCrI0N N0TlCE-MOKTGAGE SALE. cy 4URNI-
IA ture at 800 Brsadway-J Hooper will sell st auction,
en- saturday morning August 2 as Uk o'clock above
large assortment OF rosewood black and mahogany
Furnture hair Mattresfes go Catalogues ready the
morning Of SALE Buyers for their goods
packed on the premises II. T. WILLARD, Auctie nesr.
A UCTION NN0TIcE-THOMAs BELL, AUCTioNEER.
xA-by H. N BushLarge sale this day, at OL o'clock, In
the Auction Rooms. 10 North william street. prising
household Furniture from family the stock Of cabinet
maker Superior counting house Desks and merchants
once Furniture Sofas Bureaus chsmber Furniture upho
sterers stock Mattresses French Bedsteads two splendid
sets hrt rate extension dining cables made to order for
lures and Paintings show Cases. Carpets 10 Rocking Chairs
THOMAS BELL, Auctionser.
WIN. MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER, Is SPRUCE
w sreet-Executor's saie-Ths day, at 10 o'clock at
3 Spruce will be cold by order Of the executor lot
Of Clothing &c. consisting Of cloth Overcoats, ants
Vests together with Trunk containing various goods
Also thres rior Air tight Cooking Stoves
eond hand full jewelis Cd Silver Lever Watch
DIANOF FORTES AT AUCTIoN.-R. c. KEMP
will sell at aeotion Tuesday next at IL o'clock at
80 street. is rosewood on Ga and octave Piano
forte from various makers 70 cash advances These
in the most substantial manner
for the richness depth and brancy
Of tene decacy Of touch and superior hnish They are
warranted to stand the action climste and written
accompanies them the when sold At pr
vae sale and particularly worthy Of attention The
above examined at the store the day be-
of have them boxed and shipped in good order
4
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broadway YTHEATRE.-THE LA DI ES ANDGE
engaged at this theatre for the ensuing
to assemble in the Saturday next,
the Esd inst. at II o'clock in q e forenoon
THOs. BAkRY. Stage Manager.
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At. 600 NcE.--UNpERsTANDINo TIA,

Rl,OOO various boasts have been made concerning
the of Messrs John Donnker and L. Meyer Of
Chrsty vioinsts hereby offer to stake the
sum Of $500 that Master Frederick Buckley etter known
rs Ole Bull aged seventeen last October will play them,
or any one engaged in Ethiopian three
solos on the volinthe result to be decided by commit
tee Of twelve able musicians six to be by each
party will also stake another $780, that Mr. G. Swaine
person as musician in bone playing sentimental
bellows and deneator Of the Ethiopian character
The result be decided by twelve ase musicians six to be
chosen by each side. j. b. FELLOWS,
and Proprietor Of Fellows Mnstres Broadway
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CNPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
yRAHClAL.


$50, ,OOO $500 5000 sS 500 500 % stoo s1Vs and
$500 inquire &C the Real Estate and General Agency OF
RoDEklCk LAWRENCE, 80 Wall street, basement
CAsH ADVANCES, UP TO 500 OR 5000. (FoR SHORT
" periods) consignmens and storage Of merchandise
property gold and silver goods
goods in Custom House duty for sale in
out ott tCut this out and preserve r. pleAsel Apply
70 HOWfS h BRAMulLIs So Nassau street, second floor
front ofhee.
w q J. T. rAPsCoTT CO.. IS SOUTH STREET,
w supply drnfts for any amount. payable throughout
Great Brit and ireland They slso sole AGENTS
The Red star Line the swallow Tail Line the Dram ste
Line and Line Of Liverpool pactss aad the Line Of
London packets asssge by any Of which shps be
gAxsd sbleA
ITO SOUTHERN OR OTHER CAPITALISTS THE
advertiser the proprietor Of leading Patent Medicine
establishment wishes purchaser for onehaf All his inte
rest the for the purpose pushing Of his articles
eytensvey In the South where fail Of
with extensive and ready cash sale Inducements Of
traordnary character will be offered and little
cssh be needed The advertiser regular physician, and
would prefer remaining In the business For further part
culsrs sddre Physician Of d. Palmer northw west
Of Third and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia.
WHO wILLi-wH0 WILL JOIN SMALL CAPITAL
70 that Of the sdyertier In established manuaotur
Ing business which YIELDS large profits without ecmpet
ton and must extend all the United states Address,
with reai name only, "kspoleon Herald office.
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w WHITE'S MELODEON, b3 BOwERY, OPPOSITE THE
w Bowery Theatre open every night Cheapest place
Amusement in the world Beautiful variety Of Ethiopian
Whites nmitsble troupe Of
entertainments. The whole comprising gen
teel and merry places Of in this country
70 commence at o'clock precisely All
cluded before 10 o'clock. G. WHITE. Proprietor.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN hUsEUM.-P. 7. BARNuM,
ant Mansger. Admittance cents; children lS cents
Saturday, August % In the Afternoon, at O'clock
Dance Ladder Feas the amusing piece OF THE MARRIED.
RAKE, and the comic pantomime, EsCHALAnEAux.
In the Evening at o'clock Ladder Feats THE MARRIED.
RAKE and the and highly successful grand romantic
mime of enchantment called THE MYSTIC CROSS.
On kondsy Afternoon, q new farce, THE FIRE EATER,
playing with great in London In the Evening,
the celebrated Miss Mestayer will appear Paul. THE
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MIsCELLANEOUn.

EXTRA FLOUR FROM NEW wHEAT-500 BARRELS
II family -four Of the Hiram Smith and Hopeton Milo
brands; 0C0 barrels choice bakers
ham and Indian meal in barrels small packages and bags,
" r. & j. a. FRosr. gsa Front street,
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RCH STREET THEATRE.-THE LADIES AND GsN-
"A tlemsn forming the Company Of the Arch street
Theatre philadelphia will please assemble in the Green
Room. on Tuesday, the 26th inst, at 10 o'clock, A.
CHARLES BURKE, Stage Manager.
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LIQUORS.. .


THE CHOICEST OLD BRANDIEs WINES, &C. SC +,
In bottle and on draught at the celebrated Brandy
TORE $50 Broome street. corner OF Crosby universally
knswn as the place get genuine article and than
any other house In the city.
DERsoNs CAN BUY WINES, BRANDIEs AND IL
quors very best description, In any quantity Of me-
cheaper than at other house In the city Of New York
Ny sto,k s large, and from practical kuowedSs IL is
A. DALLIhORE. 40 Broome street and l Houston
lust RECEIvED-ANOIHER SUPPLY OF FINE
Claret Wines, which am selling at the folio wing
tTaordnary prices (botes returned St Julien fine
s les ana iss Per dozj ST. Estephc. l6. Lsats ls.;
Store, $50 Broome street, corner Of Crosby street.
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HATTERs.-THE sUBscRlBER HAS MADE sOnr
IL recent Improvements In the uerng machine which
he invites all ufacturng haters who may want such
srtiele to examine before purchasing One 81 thete
machines may be time 1t his machine shop, w
Stanton street. WM. YOUNG,
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CTAND FROM UNDER. WITH YOUR FOUR AND FIVE
- dollar hate when We can buy superior sr.els, fog
Hat on saturdsy August Is which We can sAsy say
think he merits the patronage Of the pube therefore
invite friends and citizens in general to call the
Broadway Hat Store 4 Broadway, his stock
o nj q Sc
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HAVANA AND PnINcIPE sEaARs.1JAxls SAD
III ltr, No. lN Broadway, Franklin Buildngs" would
respectfully inform his and the public that he has
just received large and choice assortment Of
Principe Segars brands which he
sale ~ able prices either wholesale retail
The republic., 1851-01-03

CORROSIVE EFFECTS OF CocHITuATE WATER UPON
LEAD PIPEs.-Mr. William A. Hayes, of Boston,
Assayer to the State in communication to the
Boston Traveller, bears testimony to the corrosive
action of the Cochituate water upon lead pipes.
He says:
1.-The testings have been continued at intervals
by experienced chemists, since the introduction of
the water, and by myself during the last eighteen
months almost weekly, and in no case has lead
ceased TO be discovered in the water The interior
surfaces of the lead pipes show the effects of
sion, which takes place with such water, in
cordance with natural law, as certain in it's OPP
Grafton as those we recognise in planetary mo-
tions For years before this water introduced, ,
its corrodng power lead observed and re-
gistered and the influence on the water, of the
terials used in constructing the larger conduits,
has been the subject of study since that time. For
more than eighteen hundred years the belief of the
intelligent that such water corrodes lead has been
entertained and it is striking confirmation of its
accuracy that no recorded observation of modern
times conflicts with this conclusion
The republic., 1851-01-03

ard books will become obsolete, and ''cheap
literature" will become so cheap, so plentiful,
and so heavy, that the United States mail will
break down under its pressure.
MIR. CHANDLER pronounces discrimination
In tavor OF country newspapers, within their
respective counties of publication. to be wrong
and unjust toward city publishers. We have
heretofore assigned our reasons for entertaining
the opposite opinion. We believe no wrong, no
injustice will be inflicted. City newspapers
are of general circulation, and have many ad-
vantages that cannot be possessed by the coun-
try papers. No moderate rate of postage can
prevent their wide circulation. The country
papers are necessarily limited to local circu-
ation. Although highly useful and desirable
beyond their narrow spheres. To give every
possible facility to promote their circulation is
in our opinion, strictly just and proper, and we
sincerely hope it will not be omitted in the
present BILL
Respecting the privilege of exchanging with
magazines, well as newspapers, we have
only to say that we hope il will share the fate
of the ranking privilege, and that publishers
may stand forth in that attitude of proud indie
pendence that can be assumed only by those
who ask no favors. If men in other points can
pay for the benefits they receive, so can pub
fishers; and if Congress possesses magnanimity
enough to yield the great privilege of sitting
like an incubus upon the Post Office Depart
ment, we are sure the editors and publishers in
the United States will not forsake 50 noble an
example
The republic., 1851-01-03
Supreme Court OF the United states.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1851.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1851.
Present as yesterday.
No. 81 Jessey Hoyt The United States, in
error to the circuit court Of the United States
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of this
Court, affirming the judgment of the said circuit
court in this cause.
No 3d. James Simpson Us. The Baltimore ano
Susquehanna Railroad Company, in error to the
circuit court of the United States for Maryland.
Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of this
Court, affirming the judgment of the said circuit
court in this
No. 81. J. Shelby us. j. Bacon and al. a Ger.
tfcate of division in opinion between the Judges o.
the circuit of the United States for Eastern
Pennsylvania.
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this
Court, directing negative answer to both qucs
tons on the point of jurisdiction.
No. 49, Charles b. Church, appellant, vs WIN
w. Tunstall, on appeal from the circuit court o
the United States for Louisiana.
On motion of Mr. Stanton, this appeal was dis
missed at the costs of the appellant
No. 49, A. Lecompte, appellant, The United
States This case was argued by Mr. Attorney
General Crttenden for the appellee.
No. 40 The United States, appellant, us. l.. Bois
dore's heirs. The argument in this wa,
commenced by Mr.. Attorney General Crittender
for the appellant
Adjourned TO Thursday at IL o'clock. A. Nj.