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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23
Grand Arrival
OF SPRING. GOODS. At
HEAD @ UARTERS!

GRFATsDECLENE IN PRICESi
ITNhe Tremend Ous Pile ofG'Ods now open
Us Ing 81 Hend Quarters has perfectly astonished ID
the wholecountrys and the people seem to be NOV
ed with one feeling in support ofthe establishment
that first spiked the guns ofthe
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

will do well 10 examine his stock, as he has some
ofthe most beqstifsl Dress Goods yet in Ere.
mont, from n bonnet TO pair of shoes-inelasive,a at
prices which sseonapetikon," has Aotyet dared 10
come DOWN to-. ur sasl
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-23

DRAYER BOOKS and Church servics-A
Splendid assortment. from 3lc SO. st 90
.r5fls BUCKLAND & CO.'S.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

LAuEcnEp-At Boothbay, I'd inst, BY Messrs A. & w.
Adams beautiful brig Of l76 TONS called the Phsbs A.
Paige, built Of white OAK, copper fastened and Of
perior model She Is owned by Mr. Chss T. Paige Of
boston, Capt. Alexander Linnekin OF Boothbay, (who
win command herr, and others ~
ComyLrxEsrARr.-The following card, signed BY the
passengers of the steamer Prometheus Vas
Captain Churchill, on his arrival at San Juan
Or San JUAN, August "a 1851.
70 Henry Churchill, Esq., Commander Of Steamship Pro-
etheus-Dear Sir Before taking leave of YOU. the
por beg to tender thanks for your
kindness and courtesy to all board express
entire Of the manner IN which have performed
sentsmany department. and oblging demeanor OF your
Pursr Mr.. Reuben Lord has our
baton good will We very truly your fris ends
lsigned by the Passenger
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Deaths In Europe.

OF the Oldest and most OF the Polish emit
grants In France lie botn In 1T7O, aud commenced
his military career In 1857 lie fought against the Rus
SLAMS In IDA under the command Of kosciusko. A.er
the partition Of Poland he entered the service Of the
French Republic, aud made the campaigns OF italy Sn
Domingo, under Rochsmbeau lie served subseq Cently
In the Cuiraers commanded by General Hautpool who
died In his arms the sanguinary field of Eylan
ON the curasiers, who cut to pieces la that battle
being reorganzed, 10 remarked 70 Napoleon that
Lieutenant Ruscecki not the height for curas-
s.r The Emperor commanded him to aiieht, ard pac-
ing himself back to back with him be marked 10 his
aid- campYou mistaken. sir; he u not dwarf
ne s m size; and at the time he romoted him
70 the rank OF captain In that corps lie was namsd
ma or In year 1912 during the campaign u Russia
lie snded the 22d regiment Of the line during the
war of independence, in the year 1851. Hts remains
y.r. accompanied to the grave by the principal nhat
tapts Of yerzon. and by the National Guard.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
steamers In Ireland.
IRISH AND AMERICAN : STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
OFFICE 40 WALL STREET, Sept. 2, lc1i.

IRrsu AND AMERICAN rEAMsHIP COMPANY,
OFFICE 10 WALL STREET, Sept. 2, lcoi.
To TIE EDIroR or THE HERALD.
A communication published in yesterdays He
raid. signed Thomas Antisell, VI. d., raises the
question respecting the comparative merits Of two
lrish ports, either of which, it must be acknos.
edged possesses advantages over the port Of Liver
pool, or Ilolyhead. For the ATTRACTION OF your
Correspondent. and Of all who take an interest in
this matter beg to direct attention to the follow
ing being the frst sentence Of the agreement just
issued by the Provisional Com mittee OF the irish
and Americas Steamship Company
{" Whereas, Dudley Perssc, Robert Z. Kelly,
Simeon Draper, John b. Dillon, Joseph stuart,
Henry O'Rielly, Horace Greeley, Thomas a. Eni-
met and Freeman Hunt, have associated them
selves together TO take such measures as may De
necessary for the establishment Of cheap and rapid
20 for emigrants by steam CT other motive
power, between the port of New York aud the port
of Galway, or such other port in Ireland, as may
be approved Of by the directors to be elected a.
bereinafter mentioned" Sc.
II will be seen from the above, that the selection
Of port in Ireland is a matter which rests with
the directors to be hereafter chosen By majority OF
the stockholders. The duty, a, present, OF every
f,sd of Ireland, is to exert himself Tor the es;a
blisbment Of a line OF steamers TO Ireland.
am, sir. yours, respectfully, =.
Z. J. SMYTu, Sec. OF the Prov. Com'
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

r.. L., stoeN AT rpr soUru AND THE Csors--A
.c,,espondept Of the Charleston Mercury Writing from
rds,o Island under date Of August 20, says Never
sinre was A PLANTER have witnessed 10 great devas
,a,on was Effected by the gale Of yesterday. Up to
Saturday night the cotton crops in this neighoorhood
we're extraordinarily great now they are worse tnsn
hs evsr known them excepting perhaps In the cater
sr years IL Ia reduced TO perfect certain thst the
oss 4, at least one half My own loss will amount to
. oss !" ,h.r ono hundred bales Barring storms aud
a,arn,,lars I would not have taken for my crop two
bundred aud twenty bales fear shall not reach
one hundred. Another from John bana, aug. -,
,sv, We have had severe gale. lotion very M mucn
Sipp.d snd completely prosrated. The whole injury
csnpot be known in less, probably, than Week Ihe
eslds present . melancholy appearance,
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

VALUE OF EXPORTS.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of GER
tain articles exported from this port during the week
ending the 9th inst distinguishing the destination and
extent Of shipments to each place
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Y FORE IGN DRY GOODS.

MOVEMENTS or FORE IGN DRY GOODS.
The statement the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered a. this pert for eensump
ton, for warehouspy and withdrawn from warehouse,
for the week ending the 4th inst
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

OPPOSITION TO THE OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ den. Line for Chssres direct and threugh Tickets fcI
California alta further reducton in prices The and
splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN. Loo tons
regs the ast steamer in the world will sail on Sstur
chare have been reduced in hrs class 70 SO in second
rrevicus 20 th will be SLOWED per cent discount
No freight say 81 sailing For freight or passage
apply tnly 70 u Hills Agent d Souruandt rrevA
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

NEW YORK ANPHlTHEATRE (37 BOWERYl.-MR.
IN Levi North Proprietor.An entire change of per-
formance for this week Open night and Wedne
day and Saturday afternoons Great attraction Fifteen
beautiful acts Of equestriansm consisting Of light riding
great gymnastcB equestrian dancing vauting,
feats rope vaultng ground and lofty tumbng. 40 So
with the dancing horses Spanish Spot Beauty and Tammc
N.Y. also the intelli dogs Old Man Nbbs Boxes
eents children half price; Pit l2 cents; Private Box
tickets 70 cents Doors open at I, and commence at s.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
U,uE ConNIrTIE ApPOINYED AT MEETING OF

EELLOws HINsTRELs an FELLOWS NEW MUsI-
cal Hall, 444 Broadway between Howard and Grand
streets nght1h usty celebrated and ecent
Of talented and performers under the sole
MANAGEMENT j. B. Feowg in this city foE
Me With the greatest favor BY
the elite and fashion from ali of the Union Tellows
Musical Hall of the SPACIOUS and best late4
buildings in the world Admission cents Doors open ~
3 oeiooa An afternoon cCncert
svery and SATURDAY the especial
dGtion Of families, ccmrner 81 o'clock =. NJ
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
VANpERBiLrs NEW AND INDEPES DENT LINE

VANDERBiLTs NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE
for ssn frsneiscc via Near aguahe vori,o doa bic
epsne steamship FROMETHEUs Of 15O tons burtheu.
Churohili commapder, will leave from pier No. North
River on Friday September H. at o'clock w. direct for
San Juan de Ncsrsgua whence will be speedily
and comfortably conveyed the transit f
ficarssua Company (having but twelve miles OF land
ansporaton 20 the harbor OF San Juan del sur the
Pacific Ocean and thence by the steamship Pacific 20 San
ployed this line the shortening OF the distance heretofore
syesed ard the completeness Of the for the
transportation OF passengers through beautiful and health
fal country between the two Offer inducements TO
tie travelling public eqused by 40 other route. NJ BIN
consequences Of this route having been ey put In
ton and the determnato of the proprietor crowd
his shrs with number beyond what be taken comrt
bly, he has come 70 the conclusion TO take but lmei
pumbcr through Plans Of cabins be and tickets
secured on early application to D. r. ALLEN
Only otice Of the line No Battery Place stairs
Aletter bag will be made at the Off, Of tho line for
all on the route closing at as coch .he day
sailing. The public s informed that ths the only ship
that has any connection through TO the raho By This route
when the line 10 sinereased, due notice will he siysr.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
AAUsE mENTs.

RRoADwAY YThsATkk.-E. a MARSHALL, SOLE LIE.
- see.Doors open ~ sonnsnSe ct 5xe'eloeh DIssa
Circle and Psrquette een,s smy and Third Cuelss -
IRISH AkBA tsA DOR-sr Patroi OPisnipo, Mr. Collins;
Ies Grand Duke Mr. Barry Lady hssbella Mrs. Albeit.
ionsy M Collins Lord Dunderord Mr. Henry Lady Dun-
oeriord Mrs Vernon; Flora srs Wood. To conclude with
Capt Leioyeux Mr.. Shaw Rose de MAI Mne Ponisi
N IgaSs Tas., oAA.DaN.g.HAsAoEH, = nR. JOHN SETON.
TO commence At eo'elock Monday evening sept Won.
SsIfr Rsvel F.%ily Who Win perform Monday Tuesday.
raeters Niles Franeh Bertin; Miles c.psl sSd ":
Franck Messrs Brilliant Coet The whole
OF srtiss troupe % OF thirsysi. Of the
let psntomime Of La FErf CBAaPETRE 70 be foIioWed
BY the pictorial pantenme Of the ITALIAN BRIGANDS.
Concluding with the Chinese pentommic fete Of KIhKA
RROUGHANyLYCEUk. BROADWAY. NEARB BRoonE
circle ots orshsstrs seats ST. frvsse Boxes g. Doors
a. SssG 4 SIsss ssG III !:
To be followed by the extrsyaganta Of
tus, Mr. JOhpstOn Aless.s W.. skerrest After which
pHAk-Columbia, Mrs skrrett Britain nia Mrs naedsrs
Brother Jonahan Mr. Johnston John Bull, Mr.. Lynnes
To conclude with WANTED a WIZARD.
V,BE CoNhITTEE APPoINTED AT A MEETING OF
the trends of Mr. Barrett held for the purpose Of ten
place Niblos Thursday ith inst. They
happy that Mr. Burton. in the kindsst manner,
has volunteered his valuable services together with Mr..
sr Nssss. Mr. Broushsm and NJ chppsads Iy
and Mr. Fenho. BY the kcd perm salon OF NJ Mar
shall have volunteered in he hAndsomess pannes The
Miss Georgana Barrett win make her first appearance in
this her paiye) city the character q Lady Gay Spsnker
sdvertifements. george r. NORRIS Chairman.
H. +. QvAcKrsnoss Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM-ADMITTANCE,2 Is
- CENTS children l21s cents Monday and Tuesday Sept
sth and 9th. In the afternoon, commencing at o'clock an
elegant Dance by Mile Dolores and Mons
LOVE IN HuM5LE LIE 2 very charming and interesting
brated comic pantomimethe characters by the
nartnet Family In the evening commencing o'clock
and original farce; THE MYSTIC CROSS. comic and
mantle production admitted to be the best pantomime
day and produced with many tricks del GIFTED
multtudes The Chinese collection Happy Family all
the cur0sities, TO be q usual.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
TRIPLER HALL.-UNPARALLELED sUCCEss-PRo

l'hlPLEk EkHALL.-UNPARALLELED DSUCCESS-PR0-
esstr An ndersons grand Drawing Entertainments
and Soirees Mysteue still be
by most fashionable and delighted audiences, and will
continued every evening Doors at at g.
Professor A. WILL during the week. have the honor Of intro
duciDg several original and astonishing tricks
raj magic acknowledged by all chef d@uvres of
the and the apparatus the exquisite rich aud ele
rant Amongst which will be Professor Anderon famous
Mystic Cabnet Prof Anderson Mysterious Laundry Prof
Andersons Invisible Enchap ted Avary Prof Andersons
Hystrious Bettle; Prof Apdersons Pachage
Andersons Filtration Myst reuse; Prof Crystal
Casket; Prof Andersons Electric atches In addition to
these several others Of equal interest and wonder Adms
Carriages may be ordered o'clock The
IN part betwxt which fifteen minutes
when the ladies' and gentlemen saloons
where ices fruits, and the choicest
cured Prof Andersons grand day peri which was
crowded last week will take place Saturday, Sept II
boors at Pa 70 commence at 81 terminate
mission Seats this may be secured
the Hall during the week, from 10 o'clock p NJ
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

EbwARD K coflfSs, No. s. wall street. Mt.
BROWN, snIPLEY h CO, Liverpool
D. q. ROBERTS u CO., ~ Kings Arm Yard, Lerden.
l.. DRAPER, Jr., \ Boulevard Hontmartre, Paris.
silver, bullion, specie. jowsy precious stones OF metals
rniess hills of lading snoa therefor and The vAlv
thereof therein expressed.
After the of Ayr aext thsrste frshs sbe,
t.eaners from Lrorpooi will DO materially reduced
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE
block above the National TheatreGeorge Loa, sole
propretorSaoon performances afternoon and
Entertainments In the afternoon at three
o'clock and In the evening eight o'clock The entertain
ments varied and select and euch be AZ
her place Of amusement In New York consisting Of Leas
Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen perform
being the largest and the time the talented
band in the United staes troupe Of Model Artists who
selected for their beauty and figure and who
numbr Of beautiful tabeasx taken from the pictures OF
ancient and modern times company Of Arab Girls, who
through variety Of foas OF strength and dexterity
ompsny q Male and Female Artists who will give an eah
bon OF Marble Statuary in the world together
with variety Of interesting performances afternoon
and evening For particulars bills Of each day Admis.
on-seats in Private Boxes, 80 cents; Stage Seats Uk
:ents; Boxes Is cents; Parquette. 12x cents.
GRAND CONCERT, BALL. ILLUMINATION AND
" fireworks to be given at Louis Beckers vauxha AR
den Boboken on Monday september The whole Garden
will be illuminated with more than 100 aht hr Ranken
the celebrated leader of the Cha pei of ST. Petersburg with
his orhera Of twentyour artists and also the well known
leader Mr. Fischer with his Brass Band will perform the
favorte music CONNER cement OF the festivities
o'clock r. N. Admission. Is cents souvenir will be pre-
sented TO every lady.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UsITsr
States mall steamship FRANKLIN, Jsraes A. wotton
Commander. will ss for Esvre touching at Southampton
70 land the MALE and rsssengers Saturday September
Gth al ~ o'clock from Pier No North river. Prcs Of
passage sl An experienced surgeon Ia attached 10 thu
ship Ali letters must through tho Peat Ofce
rc,yht or passsge. sTply 20
hORTfhER LIVINGSTON, Agent. No. s. broadway.
EoR LivERPoOL-THE rAvoRfTs STEAMSHIP
- CITY OF GLASGOW will sal from Philadelphia for
Liverpool Thurrday September nth. At u o'clock
sass Saloon sie in Tee Cabin, 20 Railway tloiess
10 Phlsdelthis will be provided by The agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

UNHE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Il sampson will sail for Bermuda aud 50. Thomas on
Monday sh September At noon She has escellent
modatons for passengers. Price OF passage Bermad
20 -. Thomas so. There regular mail
between ST Thomas and all the West fnda islands Uasana
Vera Cruz, Venezuela, kc Tie Merlin will take freight
AYl letter. sI, SHssEo (. Jr s. Pr..dr,y
Merlin, except through the Poet Ofrce.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

CHKisTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. NO.
- ~ Broadway above Grand streetopen every night
during the week until further notice. The original
lnoya Chrstys hin,tres comprising efficient and ver
s.tile corps Of talented and experienced Performers
Mis- city, for succession eve have besn received
with favor by highly respectable
Tickets cents. Doors open at7 and will
o'clock The patrons OF Chrstys hnstrels respectfully
tim ued fort he future.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

nLYMPIC.-BURGTHALsG GERMAN NATIONAL THE
~ at-e-Mondsy, Septs mber g. will be performed
neDt comedy OF GOLDsMIrH'S DAUGHTER: To be fol;
sCHILDWACHE t1he Female Sentinel) given with the
greatest success at the late Mar shall festival Doors
Z; to commence at 8 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
sIIIPPln9.

sIIIPPlnG.
%, $500;
ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James West.-rhs steamer
will depart with the United States malls for Europe post
lively Saturday, 18th Of September, at o'clock NJ,
berth a. The foot CT Canal street. Ne berth secured
til paid for. For freight passage, having unequal Cd
sccou odat,ons tor elegsnce or comfort, apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS. s6 Wall 50.
sail September x.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
sHIPPIN0.

yJ>EE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArKs
Nail steaneu.-The ships comprising this ine The
follcving:-
ATLANTIC, ................ Capt. Wegl
AhSLlC. SAp.' sues.
SbRiATiC ., .' .. cspS GraSoS.
These shps having been bulls ~ contract ssprssy fos
service every been taken In their
srucon also In thor engines to insure strength ant
creed, and their Accommodation for passengers
sused for elegance comfort Price Of from New
York Liverpool e130 exclusive Of extra Size stats
fooms sa2s; from Liverpool TO New York, f An expert
surgeon will be httashsd o each ship. Ne berth
IA sd until fof
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

This celebrated Menagerethe lar and
Quoted in the known worldembrang almost animal
known to natural history and which has received the patron
and applause OF hundreds Of thousands
spetable AID intelligent people of the United States
just eommen :ed most brilliant campaign and will
yet the principal cities and towns of New England in the
following order, vz:-Frankn, N. a., Friday. Sept s.
Concord Saturday. 6o uenniker, Monday Sth; Washing
ton, Tuesday 9TH Nsers Wednesday, 10Th; GlarsmOnt
Saturday 18th; Norwich Monday 18TH Bradford Tuesday
10th; Wells River Wednesday 7th Ltteton, N. H. Thur.
day 18th; st. Johnsbury, VI, Friday, 18th.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHArHAM sTREEr.-

~ Circle and Boxes Is oents Pit 2 cents 0rchestra
curtain rises at o'clock nonday evening Sept % tae en-
Ed HiLDMchaei, Mr. X. Scott; Sir Bertrand Mr.. j.
Coole Lucy Mrs. Drew To be followed by the drama Of
Ard A5ehib,d Leslie Mr. a. Arnold Js:sy Ga%Pbs Mrs.
YORK-Humphy Dick. Mr. J. p. Adams; Nose, Mr.. G. J.
Arnold Lie, Mrs. j. p.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

"A September Sth-Grand Vocal and instrumental Con-
BY Mad. Luiga Busat prima donna assouta from
the principal theatres OF Italy and hrst New
York. Programme.-Part IL General BEN March HAT
faim te vtez neve:ekl by the Hungarian vocasts Ca
natina de Hernani sung BY Madame Luisa Busatt erd
horn BY Mr. Masel yolks Lied Nj fustoos OFT sikonl
Herr kalliwoda g. Duo de la Lucia by Madame Busa and
Ar Massel Donizetti. Part Ill Seges Lied, (song Of
Netory)-( stogasfuk Kantesokat) Solo, violin,
snted BY Master Thomas Ernst lie Crieurs de Mutt 1.-THE
Night Call boiero, by Mr. Masse and aned
the corpet piston Cavatina del Opera Olympic by
Madame Busatti, composed by Sig Busatti Solo Abb
teheidsLcd seiner yerobten Estos ott
Gabriel Harcry The whole under the direction Of
ss Busatt Tickets Fifty Cents to he had At the prnc
pal music and hotels Doors open o'clock concert
10 OF = o'clock.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

HNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAJ Steamships between New tork nd Liverpool direct,
and between Boston and LvepoolThe Boston ships ony
ealing Halifax land receive mails aud passengers
kkABfA. Capt. -. AFRICA A Ryrie.
PfkSfA, Capt =. EUROPA. v. q. Jott
ASA, q. VI. r.. Judkins NIAGARA. J. Stone.
AkLRlCA. ". shannon. CANADA. W. Harrison
CAMBkiA, J. Leitoh.
Tsse veselt carry clear vhito light a mas head green
en- stsrtosrd bow, red on port bow.
Asia. from Nes Yorh " Wsdnesday, 2d October.
rtssage from New York Boston 70 Liverpool, hrst
estin.... ............ .ss.s........... ..ssL
Berths not secured IN I'll paid for.
rresht viii be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers must through the Post
Ofice. Tor freight or ptssage apply 10
4. C0NARD, gr, ~ prosdwsy.
French German, and other foreign goods received and
treusht In with British goods Through bills s
lsdng fiven in nsvre for New York.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

L,urcHep-At Damariscotts, Ne, 9eth ult., BY
Messrs Joseph Haynes Co., bark Sunbeam Of s5 tons,
owned by The builders by parties In Boston, and by
capt. Edy. Lincoln, Of Ofpamariss0tts who viz command
her.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

Yofk on the lst Of each month";
From From
New York. Havrc.
stip ST. DENIS, Jan | Feb. 1s
loo tens turthen, May June 10
llcaso Follanebee. master, Sept. 1 Oct l6
ship ST NICHOLAS, Feb. March l6
ItvD tons burtben June July 10
Nv. Evsleish msster, Oct. Nov. 10
SHIP BALTIMORE, March April 10
10u tons burthen. July Aug. 10
r. ID. Conn, master, Nov.1 Dec. IS
Sir WILLIAM TELL, tnewD April May16
1.Hp tons burthen, Aug / Sept 10
John willard master. Dee. Jan. 10
They all first class New York built ships provided with
all stces Tor the comfort and convenience Of pas
and commanded by OF experience In the trade
The price Of passage s without wines OF liquors Goods
sent the tubscrters will be forwarded free frsm any
charges hut those sctually incurred. -
BOYD a HINCKEN, Agents lsi Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
AMUsE ME- NTs.

RowERY rHEATRE.-BoxEs, Is CENrs, PIT lax
eentS sests orchsstr4 Boxes esnts Doors open -
the curtain will rise Monday evening Sept the
gertsrmanes vill eommsnos With the rATAL PkEDIC-
TdoN-Lswy nsdisa1 NJ Williams; Duke pGrs.1 S NJ,
ley 70 b followed by the esmedistts Of the WIDOW OF
The MILL-Charles, Hr Goodal1 Thomas Primrose Mr..
Smith Cousin Cherry Mrs. b. Wis%s To e9eelqss with
Mr. b. W Wilsms Fa,her O'Tooie, Mr. H. Smith; Capt: fz-
maurice Mr.. Hamilton sheelah Cabe Mrs b. williams
QURr0N'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET-DRhSs
ID Circle Parquette 80 cents Second Tier Is ets Pr
vate Boxes S Orchestra Seats rs cents Doors open
70 begin At o'clock Monday evening September WI be
Taylor; Jupiter Mr. Russe Venus Miss j. Barton; Midas
Mr.. Burtoni sileno Mr. John DuEn Damstss Mr. Holman
Mysis hrs Holman Daphne Miss Chapman. The comediet
g called POPPING The oUEsTioh-Mr. Prinro,s, Mr.
Blake Edward Singleton Mr. Levere Miss Bifhn Mrs Blake
Miss Nrs Dyot To conclude with the farce
Of POOR KPILLICODDY-Fillicoddy Mr.. Burton.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

TRAVELLERS HAND GUIDE, OR CLASSIFIED LIST
ofetabshments London Liverpool and Paris. eaxes
fully selected and recommeE ded -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-27
NEW IMPORTERS & JoBBERs
FREEMAN. HODGES g. co...

So Liberty street. beffceen Broadieay and Mas
sau-streef, near the Posi- Office, Neac York.
WTE are receiving, by daily arrivals from
" Europe, our Fall aud Winter assortment
of rich fashionable fancy silk and millinery
goods
We respectfully invite all Cash Putchas-
ers thoroughly TO examine our Stock and
Prices, and as interest gouefns, we feel con-
iidenl our Goods and Prices will induce them
to select from our establishment. Particular
attention is devoted to MILLINERY GOODS,
and many of The articles are manufactured
expressly 10 our order, and cannot be sur
passed in beauty, style and cheapness.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap,
Neck, and Belt.
Satin and Tatleta Ribbons, of all widths
and colors.
Silks, Satins, Velveta, and Uncut velvets,
for Hats. ~
Feathers, American and French Artificial
Flowers.
Pufings, and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment
Embroideries, Capes, Collars, Under
sleeves and Cuffs. 1r4y
Fine embroidered REVERE and Hemstitch
Cambric Handkerchief.
Grapes, Lisses, Tarle,ons, Illusion and Cap
Laces. rs
Vaencienes, Brussels, Thread, Silk, and
Lisle thread Laces
Kid, Silk, Sewing Silk, Lisle Thread
Merino Gloves and Milts.
Figured aud plaio Swiss, Book, Bishop
Lawn and Jacone, MusIins.
English, French, American and italian
Straw Goods.
Aug. %, is51-6m.