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The New York herald., 1851-09-27
Movements Of DistinCui shed Individuals.

Major Rowan, London; J. d. Legare Charleston
South Carolina; James W. Davies Augusta, Georgia.
Charles Goodyear, New Haven; J. g. Wilson, Hastogs
8 NJ. Grandon England; DR.. bronson, Hudson j. Bron-
son. Hudson; Major L.. Candee New Haven; 8. W.
Goodridge, Hartford among the arrivals Thurs
day, at the Union place Hotel.
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OPPOSITION TO THE OLD oNoPoLY.-INuxpES.

dent Lue for Chses direct, and tArersh TeAs,s Tor
California ats further rea1c.!cn In p-cee In.
tTisndid stssnship eROTHER JONATHAN, lao tSai
register the fsst steamer in the world viii sa sssus
dsy September r. at r. ~. non pi,r n X. Priocs
Chsgres have been reduced in h- el.s 20 sS In
t4 ana In stseraye. SIS Persons securing thciy tickets
previous 10 2sb iust.at will he scwed rsr discount
Nc sSigh, ttss ssy o. sslnE For freight or pssys
Apply ealy 70 =. MILLS, AeonA Gl Courtisnds sszest
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EoR LIvERPooIe-UNITFD STATES NAIL STEAM.
shp PACIFIC, Capt. LIra kys.fhi5 steamer will de-
part with the United States Mails Europe, positively
Saturday gth Of ssptembsr, a. u eeleet NJ, from ne,
berth the foot OF Canal No berth till paid
for. For freight passage having unequ.ed acsomoi
lions for elegance comfort, sopy EDNARD X. col
LfNs all street. The steamer Baltic will succeed
Pacific. and sail October i1th.
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MEDICAL,

~ oho.s.,s t.sl ever Gysh.hsd-a9 Vr. sd is q,
.s; snd sls..ss., 2, yoy,a .,s "a ,sg r,;ass ss
ss snie.bs hs natural .lnss 20 sasrsssg
msnhoot with rrsete obscrvstoas "a tb --sveti5n tn
wssass .Sa 81 G airss disease. ss', sa. 's% from 's s
plain ,na simple rules sy wAish al rsses' c.s srts nsn
marriage duties snd dsru,lis r,ons ,ai tasr rsus
SSysssy. ssa s.enss y sSs ssssns os so
ezes htr .rucurss uses snd fanc,ilns II
vii cysreems sAce,cns .s.n nArrsss-rens Scv.vs
~ s s. ~ ~ s .fs, ~
angle srsns.rs who rsasr. ssiss So before osssns
Ing ss's 'Sss 20 T - s s
.sus su,te against q. imto.i.isn q qgsetsy Prsvssa
Prisonsr twenty S.s, devoted his studies
s ssst. & ss'S ~. a SsSs ,rsss Any person .s.aS
q ays ssrls. foI dollar Asir;s, Dr. n n y creis
-: "A iss.' ss rs o''''~
MEDICAL cARD.-PRAcrIcAL ExPERIxNcE on
" twenty years enables DR. Glover cure those ain.
dcs and such as have bsei The sSii Of sur
sscr. vhc have devoted Ices stsnticn 70 ts branch
srsuons nsy b had k once No Il Ann street shsr.
oisn and His nsdc works for sac :. shove
NO fEE III L cUHED.-DKs. COOPER q MURPHY.
~ Rooseys. street. from their lsn p,sotoe sad pro-
ss cured eases go frequently e resuls Of slprscc. The
rn,s., ,h a. ~ ,s ss.S IN zoe asS, ~ b
VTNroRTUNArEs Friend -oREAT sUCCsss-tcp
tottles The az atest for diseases In
world Cures in Two dsys fro bgsnss
pspet Dr wASDs, @csnsi street, corner cf B,p.dsay
hdvioe-Givt no fes DR. Ward receives pons snd nebi
tor cures diseases better.
81 Rslphe Practical IIes.se syins recipes Diet Ne
S u enables every one e tr'ss hs own snse sr gdys
At IS h and q street. Mailed secure eav..
lsre on receipt OF S cests
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SHIPPING.

NoTIcE-PAssENCKRs PER STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
for Liverpool Will please be board at tha foot %
C,ral street this day, Saturday, September 2tA at II
o'clock. NJ and send all usgsse not wanted ths pas,
ssge on board this day Friday, sept. 26th marked below
with the number Of their berth.
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DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPAHY.-sSLY
Through Line for San Francisco via Chasrcs direot-
Fere Reduced-on Saturday, september ~ Ms y h.Ths
splendid doublceI zine steamship ILLINOIS the best ar
and fastest steamer In the world 2oD tots uenry
Hatsein w. y. n, eommspder, will pail on Saturday
September ~ at oclook i. precisely from her pisr AZ
foot q Warren street. r. with TIE dsysrnmsnt nsii,
States Hsl steamship PANAMA 20 sal, without any delay
for San franesoo, on the arrival Of the and ms
AZ fspsps For passsre or freight apply At the ofce,
and South street. at III West stress warren
sen temsn long connected with pany at Psusus
will forward BY this shordipg uni.y
fsmes proceeding 20 California TO avail heisaves oi his
information fEd experience In crossing the Isthmus
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5.... :s siss. r &
M b The Of tssA cysS rae
sss % s ~ Il Il .s s
cSs ass. Toby
RURroN,s THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREET.-DooRs
au @ Y. Ss'ls oa
.ns yos .'l
cssi Tssss Mr. Bike Sir Oliver sssso; Nj Burton
b.:sits ~ ' @ Gass JsSs Ssan' s
n.sy Isase hss Warner Lady sne.rweI M,s Hughes;
s"ds Nth NJ sS. s 5ss pssS
cHATas
Boxes oreSssra Tickets teSs ssnss nag
s'Si
ssss lii H. sss.": ssss Ton SAS Grin IN
caTTE ys b
Marnsil Mr. planehaIdi Archibald Lsslis, M Arasd;
f % .sh the s.,n'
TEE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
win siss her shila canesSs in hAY Ans.i.s
Tf,rLna HAL, s ON SArvnDAy srrrranss
Concert viii bs re rspssssd ssssi.@Hs '' the h'''
PROGRAMME:
Duss~"asen4e a...sg. sn.s l1s..r,e,. :. Doni..s.i
cavasna-"Ah non non, |tP,Ophs1Ss) xsysrsser
Mr. A. Brshsm.
A'i'-n bi''''' Herr H:as. 'HA''i'''
Mss cArHrRlSr HAYES. . '''' " ''A''
c. PART
Swiss sOns-"Tho Happy swi..sr .."..........x .xsnss
"Ths Harp that through Hails Irish Ballad
sns MSS Dsus. CaTsFnsI ~, Ri. HAyEs
''''''' Herr Msnsi:.' '''''''''" ''"'''
iisl o. Madame Bar
'.''A Mss cArH.aisr HAYES. IAN i'''a ''"'a
VILE ''1 Mr. 4. Br.ibamn.. '''''''''' Dan'
R0nd0 finals-"Ah non giunse" ts0nnsnbuia, Bsllin
Grand Finale Instrumentale.
grand Orchestra of more than forty performers the
.sd resident in New York engaged
~. .a Ma; IHlyLSy AND MR. GEORGE LoDxR;
.. concert will be from
cured m,S ssa ssa S5iS ~ k Ir be pro-
store 9 Broadway at the other music stores Trip
Doors open at ]; Concert commences at $ o'clock.
CATHARINE HAYES, THIRD CONCERT, SATURDAY
- evening" September IA number of choice may
Person, 4.!d1! HAIL os, ppS: Park
vance, by addressing the subscribers.
sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-ADMIssIos, SO
ssns ss srs az % M Anesr
the support with which they
his frat apPeaIanss in Ams.cs In oonssqqsass ef prior
s1s Ss. s1s G
would With three per wss S-df.se ssS
Anderson has given this place to the Swan OF Erin. Mar
hAretzek has in the most Handsome the
Ct the Opera House As.or Place which he has
and beg most respectful inform the public sha. viii
continue give his Grand sorses Nagque evory evening Al
this elegant theatre whero the entertainment viii be
to thousand cens better advantage This evening
and every evening until fsrt er notice, he viii appear
in his Mystic Laboratory and perform all his sonskins
which are admitted By the
spSe at Professor A. enteraipments in Trpler bal
2O persons and IS the Opera Honse will accommodate
than balf that and all the seats below
numbered paoes eau be secured application from 10 A.
to NJ An early application aesrous Astor Place
Opera House and after Monday the 22d Admission 70
al part, ~ cents gr.nd day performance Saturday
at2P.M
NOTICE IMPORTANT.-rHIs EVENING, PROBES |
Anderson 10 st the Astor Place Opera House. and
every evening. 80 cents to all parts.
NEW ORLEANS sTHEATRIcALs-,N. M. LUDLOW, OF |
kN the firm Of Ludlow Smith will be in New York at
the House corner Of Broadway and Spring street
the I'd OF October 70 remain five Days only wish
ing to visit the South during the ensuing winter may
suit Lit personally they think proper by letter
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SflIPPING.

EOR SAVANNAH AND HAVANA.-TGE STEANsHIP
4 Florida, Captain Thog Lyon will leave New York ftr
ssvsnrth on Saturday 9th September. at o'clock PM
from pier No N r. Passengers by her will reach Savan
nah in season TO take steamship Isabel Wednesday Oct
lst, from Savannah for Havana. Apply to
eAMUEL l.. MITCliILI., l9i Front strees.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamships. between New York aud Liverpool az
rect and between Boston and Liverpool Boston ships
only calling Halifax o land and receive mails aud pas-
ARABIA, Capt -. PERSIA, Capt.
AFRICA Capt Ryrie. ASIA, CAP. Judkins.
EUROPA. Capt. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Stone.
AMERICA, Capt shannon. CANADA, Capt Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Capt. Lcitoh.
Those vessels clear white light their head;
green on the starbosrd; red on port
Europa, Boston. Wednesday, lst October.
Africa, New York. Wednesday, 9Th do.
Canada. :. Boston. Wednesday, 18th do.
Asia, New York. w ednesdsy, I'D do.
America, Boston. w Wednesday. 10Th do.
Niagara, New York. Wednesday, 9Th November.
Europa, :" Boston. "Wednesday, 18th do.
Afries, % New York. Wednesday, lgth do.
-, Boston. "Wednesday, 9Th do.
-, New York. wedne esday, "a December
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool-rirs
bin, Sl2V second cabin, $40
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond anoun. for
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board.
All letters aud newspapers must through the Post
0fice.
Fer freight or passage, apply 70
French, German and other foreign goods received snd
brought in with British gO0ds Through bills Of
lading given in Havre for New York.
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5000 nEwAhD.-!ErysrEs. .sTID III. a sea

BsJOO cifo mixture for the cf private disorders
E sptedy without the eAst restriction Of lst
dnh svposure, or changs N apple alton q business IN
proprietor challenges tin gc erte which the mxtur. vii
under the creture of five hnaired dollars IAN
put in bottles win fuii directions. A. 81 Ose hoss
N Ring iyl bteaivsy aa1 i3 BaTafi s.ra,t Nss Y.,lf
y = l..,ls' lA hseovst sssseA bsssoa vrs.h, h 10
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NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE. 81 BowERY.-L. !

NEw fUKK AMFHIIHEATKE, 81 BUWEkY.-L. J.
IN North ProprietorPrvate Boxes 50 cents Boxes
Parquette 25 cents; Pit n cents Open at quarter
sttr,ctions Madame Mum. Herr Kst and son. San La
hrop North the star rider of the wordi Harper toe
mersault vaulter and rider Ode the pantommst Bacon,
steeps chsser and eauestsn vanter Dancns
and trick Horses learned Dogs &C. Tuesday night Herr
M r
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OcEAN STEAM NAvIoAr1oN coNP,NY.-roR

nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPtNY.-T0R
" Bremen, via southampton.-Thc United states Natl
steamship WAsHfNGTOf. q. w. Floyd, Commander will
,s for Br' at southampton Eagsns 20 snd
The mails aud passerEers Saturday October 9Th, from
pier No North River. at u o'clock ~ An experiences
surgeon 70 attached 10 the chip All letters must pass
don. Foy bss,sg. or irsisht a2plyto - .,s--.,..
The sttsmship HEksANN will succeed the WASHING
Ton. On the lft November.
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VSHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UEITHp STATES
Il NAL 3tsansu.-Tao sbips ecmprsink shis line ~

fcllowirg.-
ATLANTIC. ........... .cApt NssA
rnSiIlS. s...........s...s.. go. Espe Me-
~. ,.iS......ss.s. .. -. .Capt Luce.
b. .tfpt toasero1f.
rhsss rhips having bee. buiii iy ccn,.S sprs.sy "a
srenmsns service e,sry hss t.sn taken in their
struct9n, also In their 20 rtrerrh
.s.es na 9sir seecmue s.isss ior t.jstrssrs Lss
sguao1 er elegance ecfor Yrics OF ptsasss from New
Eoth 10 Liverpool a erclufive of estfs ss stsh
rooms Sc5 from Liverpool 10 New rsrk, SIS An eIperf
- secured until psisfsr.
-rsorosED pkrxs os sAILrrs =
From New Tort rrcn Livsrros.
ssturdsy, sey temter ls5 Wednesday, serterH 1851
saturday, October N, "Wednesday, October1,
Baturdsl, October Is, I" Wednesday. October IA Z"
Sssurday, NovembcrG Wednesday, October %, =
5atrrtsy, Novenbrr II NsSnetfay, Nov snbs- a.
oaturdsy, Decem Der Wednesday, NeTembcr -"
basuriay. Deoem bers- ssturdsv, December ~.
d. -.,-,.- Saturday, Deeomscr -.
1 EpMAkD Z, cofiiSs I g, No. - Wan ,.re,. MT
\ BROWN. 9uIPLEY \ CO., Liverpooi
RoBhRTe B. CO., II kingp Arm Ysrs, Jertos
L. DRAPkh. Jr, ~ Rue Notre Dame des ylotoirss.
The owners these ships will not be accountable for so
nysr sY,,ion specie jevsly preceus ssonss, cr metal,
rnsss bills of adng are sfkrcd thercfcr. snd Vie wis
hsrscf therein expressed.
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E..IISEEny E.n MnINsTRsLs. II s. AT .ELL9xs Exw xUyI.

H'1Ii<OWp AINDTNHLc, AT TELLUWN NHW HVvI-
- - cal Hal. ~ Broadway. between Howard aad Grand
roessi open every justly celebrated And eosut
sorps Of taaents and under ths sos
nsnASement OF B. felow whose concerts In s otv foS
NE past year have been received with the greatest b.
sae ese and tashen from All pArs OF the tnon. Fellow
buildings In the world Admission esnss Doors opsn e
every Wednesday and Saturday for tho especial
aAt!on Of fames. eommeneinx 81 o'clook p II.
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MEDICAL.

nEArNLss, Snort SIGHT, &C, cURA3Lx BY
~ remedes.-Dr Heath devotes attention exoiuave
y to diseases Of tie aud These Affections hherss
incurabe yield readily % his and prompt
meut Atthcial eyes inserted moving beautifully like
tNe natural <-gan. Once 26a broadway from to daily.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

NEW kEDICAL BOOkS,-A COMPLETE PRAcTfoAL
IN work the nature and re,tmon Of dssss tssAssA
aud All the Kindred sfscons-ilusrstsd BY great
Der Of .olorea plates &c large ,eby Hens
Eoetvth. ~ D., lecturer and diseases Of
edition. price $40 Extract the Boston Medical ssl
surgical Journs-"It may re said esressly 20 be els
70 Rieosds or Aons works The same family o doassa
.st Gar superior TO q .h hind e,er Publ.sd =
Is esn,s Author o. work SELF ASuss and ia Dsp,o-
r,tle Eaect &c hc sixth edition. fourteen ps,sg pffps
81. For sse a. the publishers STRihGER r0xSs8Nn.
"a Broadway, and By ths author. 5nf Broadway
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

NOTICE IMPORTANT-rHIs EVENING, PROBES
for Anderson st the Astor Place Opera House. and
every evening. 81 cents to all parts.
NEW ORLEANS THEATRIcALs N. NJ LUDLOW. OF
~ the firm Of Ludlow Smith, will be in New York, at
the Cclamore House. OF Broadway and Spring
on the I'd OF October TO remain Eve days only stars wish
ing TO visit the South dn ring the ensuing winter
suit hin personally. they think proper by letter.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

Ok CENTs-PRIvATE MEDICAL woRK.-DoCToR
81 Rslphs Practical Treatise swing recipes, Diet Nc
&c enables every % treat his case 10 udte
flltv rtattd cth edition. 32 rages with plates Sold
gretnu and ~ 4nn street. Mailed in
iete on receipt OF S ccGts
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

fIHRISTY'B OPERA HOUSE kRChANICy HALL, NO.
az Broadway atove 0rn4d ssres.;-opea every nishs
snGrn chr,ys Prsns an smeisas and vse-
snter ths As.gsnent Of T. r. Chrssy whose n
M osy for succession Of years. have bsen received
s,t svor BY hshy respectable and fashionable .naisno
rskss % eents Doors open All and win commence -
ecocf The pAsronS of Chrty hnssre ara ros
mormed shat hs Saturday sfsrnoon eonesrtS Vii ks ~
continued for The future.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

RROUCHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOMB
~ stree;1Doors open at e begin At * oelock Dess
tra Seats 81 Private Boxes So Saturday evening sept 2
will be performed the musical play Of CUP MANNERfN0-
Dominic sampscn. Mr.. ChippendaIs Dirk Ha.terok NJ
Miss C. Cushmsn julie Mannsrs. srs sksrrs.s Lscy Bsl
To conclude with the YACHT RACE-Coiunba Mrs. Skec.
Brtan mia. Mrs Maeder.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

CATHARINE HAYES THIRD CONCERT, SATURDAY
~ evening, September IA number Of choice seats may
be had IT the Music store Of
WIN HALL & son, Broadway opposite the Park.
Persons residing out OF the city
vance, By Addressing the subscribers.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

DARTIEs WISHING TO HAVE THE USE OF TRIP-
Ter Hall during three evenings In the week. will please
apply, by letter or otherwise, to
JH. wARDwELJ. 800 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

NIBLOS GARDEN MANAGER Mr. John sRvTON
Ticket, 80 cents Private Boxes S. The psrformsnSs
Will commence every evening at O'clock nght of
the Knight Of Arvs which M Hudson the very popv-
lar Irish cmedian will appear in his original oharsstee
Tuesday next positively the last opportunity Of w.t.
raster written expressly for him. his Kate Horn hsc
the KIN iGHT OF ARVA-Connor, Mr. Hudson To con-
clude O. LAST LEGS.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTRHET.-DOORs
open at curtain rises at ~ o'clock Dress Circle and
hoy rststs 81 SATURDAY evening Sept ~ the
DY AsHnRE.Harry Haicyon, Miss hathaway Tom Grin
gie M J. r. Scott After which, the farce Of DAY in
S,lowsd y the drama Of the CATTLE
Jsssy Campbell Mrs Nehols To conclude with the drama
Of the REN CH SPY-Natilde de Merle Miss Hs thaw.v
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

nR DELANEYs PRIVATE MEDICAL orrrCR. NO.
~ ii Lispen,rd street. near Broadway. Dr. DyL 70 Ne
suhor o. several medical vorh and o. aoss n<s.
nious Instruments that the dsporte eoueeuees %
early improper habits infalSy, without sny netso,As.
Sent Of The Union. ceuspitsons sristy sss-
6dential
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

rfNRIPLER UALL.-THE AMERICAN BALLAD SING
Mr.. Turner whose highly finished Ballad Entertain
msnts have ELECTED the encomiums in the oios q
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and Richmond will
have the honor Of giving his fret ala1 be-
fore the citizens Of New ork at Trpler Hail. the
ing OF Wednesday October Further notice will be ven.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
A SAD PIcruRE, Bur FArrHruLLY DRAws.-In

SAD PIcTURE, Bur FAITHFULLY DRAwN.-In
Simm's history of South Carolina, is to be found
the following graphic picture of the desolation of
civil war, to which that State had already been
subjected. The author says:
"No language can do justice to and visit with
proper execraton the doings of that dismal civil
war which desoIated the fields Of Carolina, and
deuged her dwellings, with the tears and blood of
her children. The ties of nature, of society, of
neghborhood, were torn apart and trampled--
Friendship and fellowship were sundered will the
sword. Father and sfood with confronting
weapons in opposite ranks, and brothers graPRed
in the gIadatoria embrace Of the savage, goaded
to constant strife by the shouts and rewards Of the
British conau-ror. Under their favorng coun-
tenance people of the worst character emerged
from their hiding places in the swamp; men Of all
sorts of crime; thieves and murderers; blood paint
ed and galIowes branded wretches, who needed
but the halIoo of the savage huntsman to spfing
upon the track OF the unhappy fugitive. These
drove the patriots from their hiding places and
country, ravaged their possessions, burnt their
dwellings, abused their women, slew their children
and converted the sweetest homes of happiness
into places Of sorrow the most savage solitude.
In the single district Of NinetyS tx there were no
less than fourteen hundred WIDOWS and orphans
made by this savage warfare
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
N0DHH0E%e

NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons that
IN the south half of section "a, in township 10,
south of range 25 west of the fifth principal
meridian, was selected by the Territory of Ar
kansas in the year 1923 as part of the seventy
two sections Of land granted to that Territory by
act of Congress the I'd March, 1897; that
said selection was approved and confirmed on
the 18th January, 1929 and that | afterwards
purchased the same land from the State Of Ar
kansas at and for full and fair price and consid-
GRAFTON, long since entirely paid.
And the southwest quarter Of that section,
and the east half Of the southeast quarter OF the
same, being now advertised to be SOLD as land
selected and located by William Hickman under
Bowie claim of Francis Rashall, which location
was not made until the Oath day of January,
1899. I taks this method Of making known TO
all persons disposed to bid for said 24Q acres of
land, that l claim to have unquestionable title to
the same AND shall appeal to the courts for pro-
lection, in case said sale proceeds and any person
purchases said lands
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON.
By Pike & Cummns, and Watkins 4 Cnrran.
his attorneys.
Ang. 2, 1851. III
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
Art Union Of Philadelphia

Incorporated by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania.
Fer the Promotion of the
Arts of Design in the United States.
OFFICERS FOR 1851. f
Henry c. Carey, President.
William D. Kelley, Vice President.
Edward p. Mitchell, Treasurer. .
E. Ii. Butler, Recording Secretary.
George W. Dewey, Corresponding Secretary
MANAGERS.
John Sariip, Charles Toppan,
James S. Waliacs, Charles Macalester.
Henry S. Patterson, NJ. D. Charles G. Leland,
William ID. Lewis, Edwin r. Cope,
John S Hart, Theodore Cuyler,
James L. Claghorn, Jos. Stewart, NJ. ID.
William, Goodrich.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
James $. Wallace, r. Ii. Butler,
Charles G. Leland, Edward 2. Mitchell
Edwin r. Cope.
livery member for the year lo5l will receive
u for each subscription of Five Dollars, a print
of Huntingtons "Christana and her Children,
engraved by Joseph Andrews, Boston, and the
comma Mon, print Of IIuntington's "Mercy's
Dream" engraved by A. H. Richie, New York
or the choice Of any two Of the following foni
snlendd epgrayiHgc, .yi1: ~'-
/. John Kaors InterDieW ,cth Mary Queen
of Scots, painted by Leutze, engraved by Sartain
2. Ruth and BoaS, painted by Rothermel, en-.
graved by Sartain.
3. Mercy's Dream, painted by Huntington, en-.
eraved by Ritchie.
4. Christina and her Children, painted by
Huntington, engraved by Andrews. Aud copy
Of the philadelphia Art Union Reporter a
monthly pamphlet, containing report Of the
transa ctions of the Institution, and information
OH the subject of the Fine Arts throughout the
WHOLE world $50
The Art UGien of Philadelphia awards prizes
in its own Certificates, with which original
American works of Art may be purchased il any
part of the United States, at the option and &C.
lection Of the rerson who may obtain prize a,
the Annual distribution, WHICH takes place on the
evening of The last week in every year. r,
The Executive Committee of the Art Union,
when so requested, select works of Art, without
charge or compe nsation. from their Free Gallery,
2lQ Chesnpt street, for those persons in the eoen
try who may lrye remote from galleries or public
exhibitions of the Fine Arts.
Subscriptions of membership, SIS, should be
made as early pract.ca BILE, as 10 ent,e meuI-
bers 10 early numbers of the "Reporter," which
will be forwarded upon the receipt of the money,
to any part of the country. ---
The Honorary Secretaries will give receipts for
subscriptions, or remitiances may be made to
GEO. w. DEWEY, Corresponding
Secretary, 2l0 Chesnut St, Philadelphia.
EpwAap ngHSIsoN, Actuary.
Subscriptions to the Art Union of Phadei-
phia will be received by the Undersigned, W no is
authorized to issue Certificates Of Membership on
the receipt OF $5.
WIN. +. WOODRUFF,
Honorary Secretary
Little Rock, March %, 1851. 1913
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
.N'OTECE.

rs hereby given, that in pursuance Of insiruc-
i tons from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, will, on Saturday, the 30th day
of August next, at o'clock, A. NJ, be prepared
to receive applications at the Registers Office at
Washington, Arkansas, for the entry OF the south
west quarter, and The east half of the southeast
quarter of section twenty -four, in township ten,
south of range twenty five west, containing to-
gether two hundred and forty acres, heretofore
known and designated as "Bowie Claim
located by William Hickman under Francis
RashaI, at which time all persons interested are
notified to attend and file their applications for the
same ..
WM. II. ETTER, Register
Registers Office, Washing, on, ,Ark., July sO,Io5l.
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