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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-02
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, June s. 1850
SlR have duly received your letter Of the 9th
etimo, Communicating to th Depirtmen the oro-
ceedIngs OF the National Institute 20 the subject of NV
note OF the l7th Of the same month. Those proceed
ngs appear 70 me to be perfectly satisfactory and
have accordingly Transmitted them to the British Min
isler IN this city with the communication, a copy of
which is enclosed Tor Your information
am, sir, respectfully, your ob't .ery,t
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON
WAfTER,N. JOHNSON, Esq, Corresponding
Secretary Of the National Institute.
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AND THE
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH

Whole number of representatives 233.
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MINI
M ILL be opened at Mrs S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday 18th instant at 10 o'clock.
PARKER'S new Fancy store,
March l2-3t under National hotel
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DeCFetary OF The Meeting.
Associations, committees, or individuals
nation, are requested to address their con, ,,;o
IONS TO j. c. 6. Kennedy, ESQ
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America A ~ t7oi'
me Freeufips.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
VOL. 6.


porting party that supports slavery, and there
fore supporting the system itself.
Most Of the Fres soilens repeat the same an
gument in regard TO the Church. Tho Church
Is controlling source Of influence, and exertsit
all for the support Of, Slavery. Il denounoss
slavery, but honors siwebolden. This say
they, most truly, is to support slavery. And
hence their call to the friends Of freedom IA the
churches, as they value their consistency, and
their influence for liberty, to come cut from the
Church, and be separate from this Union az
Christ and Bclial f3at
Tho facts established, tho logic Is unanswers-.
bio. The Wing, Democratic and Church orgs--
nizations, are the supports Of slavery. To sup
port them is to support the system. We are
agreed thus far. New for point Of differ
encc-
Tho American Union what are lie relations
to slavery How do we decide upon the pro-
slavery character Of the parties OF the churchesi
How, but by their words, their deeds, and their
inAuencei From the beginning, the Union has
been. kidnapping, slavery sustaining, and
slavery propogatipg copartnership. A Union
formed, only BY an express and positive stipula-
ton, between slave owners, and non-slave own
ers, for tho support ofthe system. We have no
need of adducing arguments to Preo Sellers to-
prove this. They have themselves proved u
thousand times. Unanswerably proved tito
all the world, They have denounced in detail
all the laws and expressions, that have resulted
from the Union. But yet have they gloriaed
it. They have proved that the Union has sssn
for slavery 4, for slsvery-and that il
,oiR Be for slavery, and yet the party has affirm
cd that It has been for the Union, and is now,
and prospcctively for the Union.
1t cannot be that in this. we misrepresent tho
facts. Almost without exception, all the Con-
ventions of the party have taken especial pains
to renew their allegiance to the Union. The
public men of tho party, have done it in all
their speeches and public demonstrations.
And every Free Soil paper in the land, from the
prarics Of Iowa TO the pine woods Of Maine, have
had no little trouble in iteratng and iteratings
their attachment TO it, in answer to tho pro-.
slavery press, which will insist that they are
opposed to it, as full well they know they should.
be. to be effective abolitionists.
We nocd hardly apply the argument. The,
Union, directly and positively sustains Slavcry
Therefore they who support the Union, do.
directly and positively support the system. FREQ,
soilers eloquently dcnouncc slavery. but pro-
nounce twice told patriarchal blessing upon.
that which sustains it. They labor earnestly
and ably as does Mr. Sumner in the extract we
quote, to create public sentiment against kid
nappcrs, but meet them fratcrnally in Union
which pcrpctratos the crime. ai'ita'
This is their position. And we call upon
them, by their lovo of truth and freedom. to
abandon il. We demand Of them that they
prefer no party-no mcn--no opinions-no
book-no constitution-no govcrnment-no
church-and above all, no Union ,oith slave har-
ters; to the liberty Of human beings.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
Marlboro Meeting.


We had the pleasure of being present at the
meeting at Marlboro on Sunday last, one of the
series now being held through the country.
Tho day was fne and large audiance early as
scmbled in the beautiful grove of Mr.. Henry
Pete, who kindly offered it for the occasion.
J. w. Walker and C. C. Burleigh principally
occupied the time, of the morning and Sallie
Holley, Parker Pillsbury and c. c. Burlcigh
the afternoon. We regret our inability to give
any sketch of their remarks. They were most
interesting able and appropriate. Messrs. Pills
bury and Burleigh In the afternoon examined
the comparative influence of moral and politica
action for the overthrow Of slavery they han
died the subject with candor and fidelity, and
we think good cannot fail to result.
Miss Hollcys address fully answered our
high expectations. 1t was listened to with the
deep attention it's importance and ability meri.
ted, and gave hope of great future usefulness
Our friends viii be happy to learn that she has
been engaged for time as agent of the society
and is now in the field with zeal and energy fol
the work. it
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

Mono PEw.-The managers Of the Cleye-
land Theatre. has followed the example of the
CHURCHES, and fenced off cornor forthe oolored
pcople-lahelling It, "Colored Gallery" We
are glad to sec that the colOrod people have suf-
acient self-respect to keep out of this pen. The
whites who frequent the Theatre, have much
more occasion to stay sway as they are the
originatop Of the wrong, while the colored peo-
pie arc the victims. Until they show an equal
self-respect, it may perhaps not be out of ehar-
acter to shut them of from their coloFcd fellow
citizens,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

ABoLIrIoN IN THE Sourn.-The Knoxville
(Tenn.) Wig states that, at public exhibition
OF an Academy in Washington County, in that
State, one of the students delivered an address
upon the Slavery question, prepared under the
control of the Principal, who is said to be a
Northern Abolitionist, arguing at length, from
Scripture, the impossibility Of man being a
Christian, who is a slayeholder. -
Tho South owes IL TO itself to put down, not
by violence, but by firm and decisive meas ures,
institutions at which such sentiments are pro-
pagated. Abolitonists should be tanght to con-
hne their iabors 70 their own country. When
they appear ON this side Of Mason and Dixon,
they should be elected forthwith, and such q
penalty affixed to their return as will convince
them that discretion Is the better part oi
valor. Richmond (Va.) .Repa5lican.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
The Conventions.

Friends Of the slaye-where the meetings and
conventions are announced, make the necessary
preparations circulate the noiices--be in earnest
yourselves and thus you will awaken an inter
est in Others, and so secure the attention of the
people. The Executive Committee expect you
to take measures at these meeting to raise funds
for our operations and to extend the circulation
of our anti-slavery periodicals. 1t is both seed
time and harvest. Let all be busy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

Upon tho 6nul Appearance before tho Court,
there was no argument Mr.. Toiect, counsel
Ter Daniol made motion that he be discharged.
Motion granted.
A csrSiage wasin waiting, into which hc was
ushercd with all haste, and hurried with the
utmost speed to the land Of freedcin--BRIrrsK
CANADA.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

It has been officially announced in the Brit
ish House of Commons that Kossuth would be
liberated or the first of August.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

Pennsyieania Annipesary.--The Annual
Meeting of the Pennsylvania Anti Slavery So
cicty win be held on the 7th, 9Th and 9th Of
October in the Horticultural Hal at West
Chester. -4 .e 1saae-s slcltas
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

Iron-Horse Raee.-The Lowell Courier an
nounces race between locomotives, to take
place at the approaching Fair in Lowell. Tho
race-course is to be section Of the Boston and
Lowell road
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

A Female Judas.-John Bolding Is said to
have been betrayed by woman from Column
bia s. c., who was spending the summer at
Poughkeepsie.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

2 'TAe tender Mcroies of the Wicked are Cru
city" John Bolding, kidnapped in Pough-
keepsici Sold in New York City! And de-
livered in South Carolina.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

L. A. Hinc is one of the Free Soil Candidates
for Senator in Hamilton County.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

The Ohio State Fair takes place at Columbus
on the Path, 25th and 26th of September
Railroad fair reduced Cor attendance.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

Mrs. BOldi'tg is member Of the Presbyterian
church in POughkeepsie and superintendent Of
the Sabbath School Herewith connected.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

National Free Soil Convention at Cleveland
on the oath, inst.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
s c B A ? s..

II. X. Smith the kidnsppers agent in Buffalo
is delegate to the democratic convention.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

TGlling Miat.-The New School Presbyteri>
an Synod of the Western Reserve at its late
meeting, passed minute enjoining its church
sessions to institute discipln wherever il occurs
among its members. They have holy horror
of dancing, but joyous fellowship. with bros
kcrs in human souls. Brothers beloved and
saints immaculate, are those, who sell their own
church members like oxen in their stalls. and
tear husbands from the quiet homes and loving
embraces of wives, who arc superintendents Of
their Sabbath Schools.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

Mrs. Cos.-This Lady has recently delivered
a successful course of lectures in Rochester and
is now locturing in Warsaw, Wyoming County.
New York. w3t aff
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

WHITE sLAysRy.-The Missouri Messenger
says: "a young man. about % years Of age.
named ----, was sold this morning, undsF
the Vagrant Act,---byo1gM f'Oo dollars r
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

$4,000 reward have been offered for the in
,cndiariss who caused the Massillon Gre.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CenpAEr-
Chartered IN 1924 Omces. ~ FULTON street Brookynl
sMerchsnts Exchange Wall street. New tork-hsve INV.
~pte lss alec hsndsome surplus invested ~ sns
ubdoubted securities aud Va insure dinss
disc furniture and other personal property vesc
Port sre their esrsocs upon ss favorable terms ''"'
WILLIAM ELrswoRrH. Pr'siisnt
AIssp q. srsrrrs, sssrsAsy.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
HAVANA ADVERT Sc EmENT.

W EnrosAs FURNITURE STORES, NO. q oprsro
street. and So Obrspis street, Habsrn tCubsl Mr..
has eonstsntiy on hand In the shsvs veil known
storcs large vsirab seortrent f Hersehod turni
ture an Upholstery of tho latest syie which he v seu
~veptv rer cen th any other house 10 Hsbans Fer
sons visiting sbsns Intending 70 Keep house nad nos wish-
sng "A nur,ee crn select tho stock of tAe above sru
oies on hire, at tie most reasonable rates.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

ed among his immediate circle of friends In rss
Rop be jealous Episcopaisn and
the church Of his village in the stated conventions OF
that denomination One Of his daughters it will be re-
memb*red has appeared autbores particularly oe
popular work called Rural Uoursu
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

T,AYLons SUPERIOR TRANSPARENCY .soAPs.-
These are the only really Transparent sosfs made In
ns unit sss.s and e only oses ,sas h.ys eyer sisn
Buners esabhed By the father of the advertisers In
slp. Tho sbeye With variety of our other we'll kpewn
Brewer = kin5slE; D. Ber.ie,, jr coj r. r. TsyIi,.s
3 Co.; Thomu Rvss; Rushton. olsft 3 Co., Ne .
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

rI,urs rs TO LET THE PUBLIC KNOW
That Lyons Insect Bspc depot
Sends forth NJ pedls-s 10 bore
Our citizens, In house store.
Ifsuch yeur patronage should ast,
Don't purch ssc OF them box or hask.
For Lyons PRis and Powder too.
The only genuine and trae,
Are cold BY him. as before,
Only IN Brosdvsy f-2-t;
Crby his .rents, near and far,
For Witch zee Lyons Circular.
Depot for the sale Of Lyons Magnets powders without
roson for the dtstructon his pills
stroyinr vermin, f2t Broadvay New York.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
NEW GOODS IMPORTED BY JAMES BECK co.
IN for their city trade:--

-
NEW GOODS IMPORTED BY yAnEs BECK a co.
~ for their city trads:.-
E.;srsd y1's SIN. worry ri'h. s s::ssS F!ss SIX
sss sss s. pslu sHs & pss sSs v.sr.
ss tsf'a Robes. in rich :;;ss S.n...''
A% ." &c eHf.: eHns zi1'ssIs: %sis: lss %.as cs.n
S.:ssS;. S.:ssSs Asnsss T,S: s,,, Siassds Royal
fss 'a''''
yaHss.sii yan*s4s ii siisSs Fl s1sss snS s.s
$s.s$
goods and at lower prices Sassss '' nA''
Ei.s as:s.. A.s.:s Fl: mamie:
Pisis TWosds. new and superior fabric.
T1.ss@ T@sssT s15iSs.'' ss5 Sc:
Paris Embroidered Ss.ins Dresses. S!sA x.s.il,.
4: g: c::Smsrs e: e. az 4. ''' +: 4.
rIs: .. f.. ss:s vi s:is:.
flss 5'' ss &c: s: e. ;s '' ::
pnA t;Hs; S%clca sSstffs Tnasan x Asanro. a'
srable eoOrsOme extra fine goods superior any othss
Plain Black. for ccnsres Of India shsxls
PASS ''fi p1Hp' SSssrnr Droor Aso xov. DE
Rich ohr'r 10 cold small Risa Satin. striped oAat.
E. i! ; do r.; !;
Iupns se.. make. Bonn
Esa;:lin' d. Ian'. b. % $: s..g,.s g. D.%.
ss bHss4 WINS c..s%.,s e $s. I..
Rich c..Amsr. and Issi B.ssS square SszSH ssaSi..
Do do. Long
sssss ss.s.' IT.. .,
O'p' G.HrilIAs AND cno4rs '0'''
.ssi: ns;ss s'ss os: % CO. ss c'aa .
whit. ss,;,s s.:. sss:r D.r.
E: s: $;::: &: En- S;;; S;;S' &: &:
ris' Bs! s;ss: sSs:i.:4s e. mos. s. description.
sss1 ysil: Rssh, and fns msnad Si TO match ars,.e
in and
Sleeve Sleeve oiias &sndisishEs. sah'E. sssn'A''''' ss
c'a'' !. y.IsGssnn' s':s s''' R:fss: R.:sa:Isss sss
=. g. s.@.iia q. .''''
Lace ysi Lace seAtis. B.rss. Berthe. cuimps Cuffs,
y:;,,,n Lac: and Eassias'. VI, y,,, Ins.,.Ins.
Bruxes Point, do. do Bruxells Point, do.
La Neige do. do. Ncgo. do
Enslah thread, do. do. English do.
Black, do.
Fancy BAGS, Crsva.s Belts. Mitts, Ge., &c.
ESeLisH FRENCH BLAxxErs, ALL SIzns.
~ fine real saxony Flannsls.
"A and 81 do. Mclsh do.
a.. 81 and & domestic do.
PIAn FLASSELs-A full sssortm.nt Of oolors very fne
goods.
= GGESsLIsu HosIyny, Of every Kind and size.
Also, full assortment HOSIERY; SHIRTS
ard DRAwTRso Of all kinds.
LINENS OF the very b. st make.
SHrErISes Of all kinds aud widths.
NArxr.s. TowrIs, and HucAsvcRs OF every kiad.
TABIE CIoTns Of every size and quality.
scoTcn DAsAsgs cf every Ind,
ptAPrrA uIrrront widths.
SysiisH aud domestic shiTtinrs
IRrScH and ENGLIsH Canton Tlannela
EoysIERPAsIs and Quilts.
kvsIs trimmings ard white Musins OF full assortment
INpIA eHAwI-Parcular attention requested to the
richest Ia cquare White Shawl In the United sate
The above with very large stock OF Goods have been
selected with Of In Europe.
great many pcatss Of the above goods arc now Ex
In the great lorDoS ExiBITior which We now
JAMES BECK 4 co.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
-I,mE oLnrST ANN EEsr WINrs ANn LIornR
HOTELS,

nHoiNT PAVILION, T0NPKrNsvlLLI, STATEN
w Island-Tlis fsvorte and eaiubro will
main opsn fer the reception Of ysers t the asst Of No
vemter Mitsry orpane societies &C. be furnished
with snnsr: ~ ,e shortest ness soos ground h
Bret~ ~ns whipg 10 visit tho Pavilion, sh osid leave
vie boat at Tho trst landing
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

VIZ; k;HccoKMICK. AUCTIoNEEe STORE. IssPRUCs.
w street-This day. will be sold select Furniturf
from family leaving the city. consisting Of Bureaus Be&
eeads Bee ding Brussels and Three Ply Carpets Oil Cloths
Sofas Sofa Beds Lounges. Also % Cooking and ParIor
steves Also, lO0 demohrs OF Brandy, choice srtclc
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
z. NAIL sTEANsaIP COMPANY, ron NEW Or
LrQUOEa.


IN Court Of the state Of nez York having granted W an
tttaiLns parties from porting. soiling sd
vcrtiefns DIN with trade 81 swan sclir-
any 0in whatever, and for Sw,n oin. unless ~ pro-
rcd from hereby caution all inportsr deal
in in. no. 70 imsors any Gin with a swan brand,
sdyersee sell Gin and f.s Cin unless i be
procured fropa they oil other xss
liable to damages and a. action a. law.
s'~ scHUcHAEDT 4 GERHARD.
rI,HE OLDEST AND BEsT WINES AND LIQUORS
imported, and recommended by eminent physicians for
dcsf 70 b" found ct the Brandy Store
60 nrooac street, OF crosby N B-Genuine Lon
don end Dubiu Fottsr. Scotch and India Pale Aes
meet white brandy Tor preserving ct Ia and ia r,on
EUISnEss DughIS xxx BRuwN STOUT BAR
u clsy, Perkins u Co.'S London Porter; Buirs, Younver
Doves Tonnent Difhcrs and Duch Scotch Alos In
Apttias far saa Ls ra eass iE sd dorsasl or 10
ees TO suit purchasers By the i'm porter,
O. y. LETHERlDGE, IS and Ss Fulton street.
sTuE BIsT CHAMPAGNE IMPORTED, Is. WITHOUT
eystes, The famous rleur de ssry and Grand Nous
y L. cnkRskr, % From. stree.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
DRY GOODS. "a.

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODs-No BET
tb,n at BITCHCoCK & LEADBEATERs. sH Brosdway!. % v!
corner of leonard street. where lady ind anything she
any other dross family housewife goods
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

OON BnIs. SALMON. roo no. NEW MAcKERrr.
<VV 2coU botcs new smoked Digby Hcrrinss, cD keys
Fer al: S:'ss 81 ssIs WELLS GO C. .Jss s Ss.' '"
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
AsTROLoGY. sc.

A sfROLooY,-DR. c. W. RoBAcK, rRoN swKDRs,
"A ls,cly frcm oer, bis services 70 the ei
ppturs svssts Iee-Itdes, % eerte senusmsn, si Ma
Mvt les ealculsked 81 gsntemon ss ofce No.
immediate stt.nNon For partious-s see daily papers
telogcAl Aiuaaaos can be urooursd Al ths oss srAe
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

NTArRIMoNy MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
VI Lover-professor Lawton OF don having arrived
An Bostop will send any address receipt Of One Doll
sr paid plain drooovs 10 enable ladies' gentlemen
30 win the devoted q as many Of the opposite
their hearts desire. The process 10 simple but
that ali ms be married irrespective Of age ap-
resrsnce ov position; and last though not least Be
poeeibc Address Professor Lawton, Best,n, Mass No
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

NIS5 CATHERINE HAYES CoNoERrs.-THE PUB.
w hc Is respectfully informed thai arrangements have
Been made with tho dtin ruishe1 artistic dame BERrUc
CA AARiTz. who Will appear at these concerts and psr
form on The HARP the fSoTto competitions of Parish Al
vGrs bsIre and her-o.n original sorks 1t Is also re-
sepy appounced tt arrange Dents have been ma 10 tor
che OF Of celebrated artists at future concerts
ei whfsh due pcsicoxin &c given,
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
AMUsE MENTs.
T1'HE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
viii give her first Concert in America. at
TEpLER Hall, ON TUESDAY,, sEPr. %, 1851.


PROGRAMME:
PARTI
Overture 49,
Duet-"Q Quopd di ssngue tinto, (Bellssro) Donret
Mr.. Augustus Braham and Herr Meugs.
LA Danee des fees," the Harp .Alvars
Madame Ber ucca Maretzek -
Cayatina-" Ali mon fl,, (Pr'phete) heyerbeer
MISS CATIinniNE HAYES.
Mr.. A. Braham.
- "'''''0 Herr Menci. "A''''''
Bsllad-"Why do Weop for Thee" ........ Wallace
Miss CATHERfsE HAYES.
-Oyortrve.
Herr Mengs.
The Harp tha. through Tsrss Halls Irish Ballad
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Fantasia Irifh helodieB the Harp LaSarre
., - Madame Bertucoa Maretzek.
- 40 Miss ChTurRISE HAYES.
seng-" In ths old Chair .................... Balfo
- Mr. A. Brabsm.
Eondo firais-" non gunge' (sonnambulal Bsllin
Mtss CATHERINE HAYES.
Crande Finale jnstrumcntale.
grand Orchestra Of more than forty performers the
oSt talented resident in New York, has been engaged 1t
y III be conducted by
Mr.. q IoDER AND Mr.. LAvEsU.
The g-snd panooIte employed at this concert will be from
tlo mrhu tactofy Of T. Chickering.
Reserved teats. price f admission, 81 Tickets be
procured at Jclies mufic Gtre 800 Broadway; at Halls
music otore Z'9 Rrosdway, and at rrp.er Hall
Doors tIela ATS Concert commences at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

rVuE NEW DANCES, PARoDI MaZUnyA, LA COR
ht~n and 1Smpete Mr. j. H. searirg will reopen his
private Dancing and Watzipg Academy It 81 Bond street,
October usual when he will have tho pleasure OF
PRODUCING new ass, tia rarodi mazurhs composed by
hoGeh The mrcc s Ia of publication will
ready In few dsys Mr. s. wigve notice days for
che classes, and will attend boarding and families.
The New York herald., 1851-09-16

u ussrA Rpp rEATurR, ron SALE NJ
~ IisCAxLk vpNsrAp, n Cl1 stSs's
The New York herald., 1851-09-16
vRAvELLEns, GUIDE.

~ New York 10 rhiladerhis.-Lesve Pier No, North
River, By stesmbost JOHN POTTER Morning Line. at
,clcck Atsrncer Line st o'clock Fsre BY either line
are, 81 60 L. BLISS, Agent
nJEw YORK AND PHrLApELPHIa.NEw YORK
and Philsdelphs dirsst-united states Mail Line
iuoed 70 x Tor st clas and ~ 80 for second Leave
New Yorf ats NJ from foot sf Cortlandt street. snd ~
"a and r. NJ Of Liberty street. Leave Phiis-
isphs ct and A. NJ and p. n, from the fost Of wal
Yos aarr,ropr. wAsHirero-, on CuAnrvsror.-
rhropeh tickets sold In the sbovo ses through con-
leaving al r. N Passengers snd BAGGAGE In this trails
will transported directly through from 6epos 70 depos sn
he rcsss Without ss.rs 'sarse.