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Petition 10 sell Sand.

T'IlE Administrator Of the estate Of
d .Jcdediah Doynton, late of lIines1urgh, having
presented his petition 10 the Probate Court for the
district OF Chl1enden, setting forth tina. the claims
allowed again>' sand estate exceeded forty thousand
dollars exclusive of certain large mortgages on
the real cstatc-that the personal property was
very small and had been assigned to tine widow
that tt" principal part Of the real esta e which had
not already past by decree to the mortgages, was a
p lrcel Of land near the village Of limtshurgh, Of
about one acre, with a WOODEN factory and TWO sets
Of machinrry-tha the said factory was under "A
mortgage to Peter. J. Boynton to secure him for
ordering certain notes which were now in Ntlga-
lion-and certain slips or pews in the meeting
houses OF said village, and praying that he may be
cenced to sell the SAID factory place at auction, and
the said slips or pews aud any other real estate, II
any, at public auction or private sale. The said
Probate Court have assigned Saturday the l9lh day
of April, \. D., 1881, at the Probate Office, in Bur
ington, tor hearing the said petition and deciding
treron.-aud ordered thai all persons Interested N
h sa d estate he notified thereof by publishing the
substance oil said petition and Of this order III the
Burlington Free Press three weeks successfully,
the last OF which to be before the day set Tor hearing.
Dated, at Burlington, this - day of April, \. d.
1851. BRADFORD RlAFORD, Register.
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lature during the present session. He will
probably be at Philadelphia on Thursday, and
at New York on Friday.
Fr0m tie London Tilacs)
Arrival OF the American Frigate st. Law
renee.
Southampton, Thursday, March 10.
The United Strtes frigale st. Lawrence, so,
Commander ]. r. Sands, arrived of Cowps
about two O'Clock this afternoon, after a pas-
sage Of % days from New York. She is the
bearer of the long expected freight of American
contribution to the Great Exhibition of 1851 in
Hyde-park. The st. Lawrence has ancbred
in Cowes roads for the night and will probably
come up to Southampton tomorrow, when she
will exchange salutcs with the own and ill.,
mediaiely m discharging the articles
intended for transmission to London. We un-
derstand that she brings a much larger quaint
ty than was at first expected, there being M
wards Of 500 exhibitors in all and there are e.
tween 1000 and 1000 packages, extending TO
a total of nearly 200 tons of general products
OF industry, many of which are of great inter
est and of considerable value.
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SPECIE GOING TO EURorE.-The Asia, which
sailed from New York on the Goth for Liver
pool, took out eight hundred and Ghy thousand
d,Liars in specie! This goes to pay for goods
manufactured in foreign countries. For the
week previous to the sailing Of the Asia, up
wards Of half a million OF specie was exported
from New York. Cdtcd0nian.
The Country is preparing for just such a
r~evulsion as it experienced in 1878, and APP
pears to have gathered no sort of wisdom from
the bitter experience of those disastrous years
Excessive importations of the products OF the
pauPer labor of Europe, and the consequent
drain OF specie To pay for them, overspread the
Country with misery and ruin, in 1887, and
will do It again. And yet an American Con-
gress, because IL is Locof;co, will not grant to
American Labor even the poor protection of
substituting specific for al .yalorem duties =
When Shall we have a TRUE American Cons
gress2
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FOR SALE.

4 GOOD secondhand l0-horse power
a Steam Engine and Boilers Tor sale Mt the Foun-
EMERSON X SlMONDS,
April !, 1881. dNwit
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Mr.. Speaker RAYMOND.

Mr.. RAYMOND, the Speaker of the New York
House of Assembly is winning golden opinions,
in the arduous, responsible and honorable post
he holds. lie appears to exhibit rare qnaIif-
cations for the varied and oftentimes delicate
and complicated duties of his position. The
Albany correspondent of the Syracuse Daily
Journal, in a running sketch of the members o.
the House, thus alludes to the Speaker -
The Wings possess the most talent in the
liouse-perhaps no more than their proportion
according 10 numbers. There are but few OF
brilliant talent, though quite a goodIy number
possessing more than mediocrity. Speaker
RAYMOND is the most talented man in the
House, and is a perfect %favorite with all the
members-Loco as well as Wing. | doubt
whether the Speakers chair was ever been
better filled since the organization of the State,
than this session, although thi is saying very
much TO the praise Of Mr.. RAYMOND. as he has
had some brilliant predecessors. lie UNDER
stands the rules to erfection-thinks and acts
remarkably quick, and his decisions are scarcely
ever questioned. We predict that ONT day
not far distant, he will be the Governor of the
Empire State.
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THE A VA FER AGAN
LIVE TOOK
INSURANCE COMPANY,
vlNCENNES, INDIANA.
900.
S5N.ONO PAID In.

SDD,buD AID IN.
C. Stockholders hdiridaoLy Liabie.@D
Tor THE INSURANCE OF HORSES, MULES,
L PRIZE BULLS, SHEEP and CATTLE. of
every description. against the combined risks OF
FIRE, WATER, ACCIDENTS and DISEASE; also upon
stock driven 20 market or transported.
L0sycS SbaH be dJ uSted and paid in money cur
rent, L8 tie Ageat taEjng the risk .: dRd in case If
dispute the said C0mpanV 5iHd HemSclrcS to Je
sorcrned Jy tie CouItS Of tire State Of Vermont.
"~lndemulty is what the community want, why
not then with the same p|ropriery, insure horses and
cattle against fire, as "A building both are liable -
Against accidents on l"rry-boats, vessels, crossing
brIdLrs, &c, IL az 10 insure a ship against its
penis, or n steam boat against blowing mp or sink
ing WHY not insure horses and cat Ie against dis
ease or death, to which they are liable, for the bene-
TIT OF the owner, as to insure n mans lite tor the ben
ttt OF his family None can therefore doubt the
~propriety OF the enterprise, or its utility and benefit
to the community. The capital is held by highly re-
sponsible men, and is wholly Gnimpaired and the
puLiic may rest assured the business will be faith
Judy and hunorahly conducted.
Hon. JOSEPH BOWMAN, President.
JAMES ii. THOMPSON, secretary.
WM. BURTcu. Treasurer, Mercl't,
and Pres't Nincenncs Branch OF st. Bk. Ind.
The subscriber is authorized to issue PolioicS tor
tie aJore-named I"Stitut0n, on as taroraj!o
tei ms as any responsible C~ompany.
J. +. NILES, Agt. IOtiicr at Hinesburgh.
Ian. l6. ISL. w3Ovrl
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Valuable E'@EGsa aHa Village
ENt Goa. &asc.

FARM situated mt Georgia, containing ll3
y acres. 30 acres OF winch Is Woodland, n com for
table house, 3 barns, ho!se-strd and shop also 4
timber lot mean by conr1innL u acres. The mrm
IL we. ladaprcd to the culture OF trdit. There were
40 choice varieties of grated apples r1isrd on i last
season, together with a large variety at rlutus,
cherries, currlHt>, gou>ehrrrIrS, pears and %crab-Hp-
pies. There are also a large uum1er OF peach lrcs
OF three years growth ~ 4 thriving and healthy cons
dltlon. IhcSNi. lrr Farming p~nrplses and culture q
trnlt, is one ottAe best IN the valley OF Lake Clam
plain.
This farm is locntrd i'll the most business part Of
Franklin county aud in the immediate vicinity Of
two Rn'luad~ aud the Lake.
The village proI ertv is located at ST Adams Bay,
on llurlhur-strret. and on 'ae llorouLhia'e rord to
rwanton Depot, and has q commanding view ithe
Lake. THIS property consists OF n good house aud
barn and T. acres Of good band, with plenty OF tmI;
trees IN good bearing coudluon-aiso a TIMBER uad
wood lot combining - acres.
The above Is us Jcs. rtbr location rs any person
wli. lint upon examination. Purchasers NJ" grIues.
ted TO examine lucaaoyr property before purchasing
elsewhere, as it wui he Sold on reasonable lerms -
For further particulars enquire at the SUBSCRIBER
lIGMAN A. ENliRTS.
Georgia. Vt. March -. w31w3
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

Domestic Marke q.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, Dec T.-At market, So3
CATTLE about $50 beeves snd 1853 stores consisting Of
years old Prices-Market Extrs.$8 rs per cwt;
first quality $ol second do $6 third do $50 ordinary
to 81 25 Veal calves to &c. stores-working Oxen,
S75to 125. Cows and calves $25 7 to 36 Yssrngs 81
to S. Two years old sl6 to 80 Three years old, $2i
Extra, $3H, and 8. BY lot. $21l, and Is Swine
326. By lot 41Ic. Retail &c. Remarks-Holdcrs
hrm and prices have advanced The cattle this week
very gosd many Of them both large and fat One pre-
MUM OK owned by Mr. A. 8. Sheldon, Of Wilmington,
Wsfertovn at S7z DER hundred All the cattle trains
are behud their time to-day. ITO cars came the
Ftchburg Railroad, and 81 the Boston and Lowell
Railroad loaded with cattle, sheep horses swine and
fowls.
Number from each State
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

VANDERBILTs LINE IoR SAN IRANclsco, VIA
Baldwin. coSn,ndsr. VIII leave Pier North River on
aGSif sisrs'ii D. ArLs s:
Place up 'a % nss s Ss s S s.y .h .ss mss lam a
ss.d of the III and ssi. :. Ssr:sCiors ' ''' :
pAcIIIC NAIL sTEAMsHrP coMfANY.-cHANon
dss s san Der I
X NJ as , sp'Sss new dSr1 sssas
os. .m ns Dss S e e ss .s.s
ss%R,s s,'ss :. ..,l.@' al sl,sGa sS
Worn s!sss SHbi: @ ssi.si.s i:ai;s
OPPosIrIoN TO NoNoPoLY.-IsDEPENDENT
Line for G,'H. via G.;, ,sS s.. Jstn s r
somnardsr viii sail Cor chssres direct Monday, Decsm
:s .s & r.: II sI ssrA Y:
1sf Tsi On he ss
a'' i'' freight e. EIfts .RSss Rsss 81 couuna, street,
Eon cHAnLnsroT. rAvoRITE srEAn;nIP
souTuERSEk pissin'Nn coz %,sser nd yill Leave
rs HifEsfcS GS South st.
EoR NEW oRLEANs.--TRAvELLIRs GOING SOUTH
superior s.ss%sSiP fioSiba e.gs Lyon. leave:
renssf. the sarssa Tor s"isa
''"a'' SAKE ii srchfG ~ FiIas
The snd elessst ses roih huils siprsr shie ARA
M S Ispsy :, Per issr Ia. ,. q
BiOad street, This elegant ship has nov nearly all her
ssS &. asf ssps & p.a n,s. s
'~'-' -'' ''''s' w T. B.surroS. 81 wanar...
ON BOARD or STEAMER DANIEL WEBSTER AT
Sea senssy Pee 70, lssl-At. ms..ss Of ,hs sss,a
and % Il c s'sT Ss. x,
and attention which We hsys hem she ,lroussout
R,,.iysa Tbs. s,,. .,rr.s, cor sP,rs 's','t,sn
Itey ard experiences ef lie csr,ss sns Ss .s ~P''
ssss.,y ma w .siss ~ sas ss,a, .s " rsAsd 70 her
csoivsd fhs. NE Accommodation. ssd The provision, Ot
oihr scsss .tss%sr and also dSs q
.nd S % M & readiness sa
s is: E:s .si; I'S:fs ):
Bo,sn DAILY Times ane thst tie Chairman and Secretary
sign the sane IN ''hA' Of 'h' wRfe.fLkr Chairman
n..,,s .ss sssa E'...ns.r' ssnv.9.s On sS,.d
Dee. & & Siai Mr. Dan. Ti''5 5ssn ' svss es
Chairman and T. 2. Bill Secretary. the following resou-
R,cly.S fb..tc Captain nsid-u and oasers We desire
70 tender out nssTs n.nss r ,ns ss % Snr sSq s.
irsn q ssR Jasn as sesrssas New Ysrt would
. she s.t hy sg,t;,n J9h9',n 4. iadSss ss y 4.
snd h .sst.ps r tb.r sssrsa sssn,icS ana sssS
r,nsgem,nt Of their department. we tender our appro
Rssevee That in our estimation consider the steam
ship Daniel webster safe, coam1usus and etaunch ees
tOs and cheetully recommend her 70 al friends
and the public generally, who aeout making similar
hcstlved That 70 the oulnsry department EXPRESS
entire Fattf elton. the table being well and pently
saord snd he chief steward and assans we rrsssn.
thanks and entire srprobAon for their stten,a and
res diners BE II further
Resolved That copies Of TIE above resCiuene tc forward
ed 20 cur city pspers Tor pubiicatioa. -
VIM H. BOrny. u. J. Storms, Wm II. croseker. :. Wiz
lisntcn, N u Ieede, Mr., N. Dorntr Be-. ka,ght a.
Doench, VIM. r. Mckenzie =. H Vi Robert w. Pounds,
L. s. Hemor, n. Graves. IN hehaif ~ the r,n andsr
DANIEL T. oSrHAk, Chairman.
rs. EILI, sseystsry.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

New BEDFORD OH MARxEr-spsrm-There has been
quite An active demand for few days psst and trans
actions to considerable extent have been made strict
y upon private We hear reports of sales in this
amounting to about $500 bbls at prices which
have not tYsnspred but understood to be at slight ad
previous rates. In Beverly, lot Of 2eo bbs
(cargo of Atlantic whaler) was sold at 81 "a In
Edgartown cargo of about bbls sold on terms
did not learn An occurred In last report
2000 bbs having been reported sold upon private terms
instead Of 200 bbs) Whale-There is considerable In.
buyers We hear of sales of 800 bbls part inferior at
66 $780,; and 200 bbs selected understood at soc
cash. Holders very firm at &C. A sale of $50 bos
bleached winter whale was made at 621lc. per gallon,
cash Sperm Candles-A sale Of 90 boxes was made ct
81 7Zc., cash.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
DlLA cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL rR,ArIsa-

nR La CR0IXs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREArISk-
II Fifth edition; By n. B. LAcroix n. Dr. Albany, N. u
Cheapest book o pages and o dne o.
he Physiology Of Marriage, and the secret innrmiss aat
disorders Of youth and maturity resuunG from
which dsstrsy he physsA and mental powers AL tiseaes
arising from indscrction. with plain and simple rules b
which all persons cure themselves, Without mercury
With the authsrs observations marriage Its duties and
atons, and eh remedies; with eolored litho
graphs illustrating the anatony and physology. and dc
s1res usss ana funcuons IL contains many important
hints those sontem plating nAArimony, which will
objections asAinst Marriage however, shout
take ths without nrst consulting It's
Strangers who require medical aid bfoV consulting
toosor ought know wheher their eAse Are propery uh
tSe irpSson 20 II !opeos,% % ois,;s .
past twenty years been daily oonsuied upon the dser
diseases Of which hs book treats personally we'll as
post paid win Iseev. one ooy By ms free Of Pestaf o.
street ant stringer q Tovnsend, "a Dresdv.J. n. T.
Branch omea 81 Lloyd strees. BuaAlo.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
N K DICAL.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE CURE OF DEAF.
nes-Upwsrds Of two hundred persons have been cured
Of Deafness Of from I've to thirty sandng in the last
six months Dr. Lutener i the only Recognised Aurst in
the United States His Ear Intrmary 40 Broadway,
door TO the Art Union. 0&oe hours from till s.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
SHIPPIN0.

TNOR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ehip ARCTIC, Captain Jas G. Lucs.-This will
lspsr with The United States nail. for Europe positively
s Sc foot Canal street, No berth S paid for
fse freight passage having unequaed accommodations
tor ELEGANCE and comfort, apply 20
EDWARD K. COLLINS Co. So Wall ST..
The steamship Pacific. will succeed the Arctic. and sail
Jenuaxy 10th, 1852
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

TINHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED bTATES
nan steamers The shiPs eonpesins shs Line are the
folloWng:- ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye
ARCTIC Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock
ADRIATIC Captain Grafton.
These ships having been bu contract exprese Tor go
service been taken In their con.
struetenAs In their enEines-to strength and
Speed md their for are unequal
leo fer elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool in first
cabin, SID second do, S0 Exclusive use Of extra size
state rooms, $780,
An expsfienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No bSgth secured until paid for.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
SHIPPING. .


DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-THE ONLY
through line for California and Oregon via Chsgres
Fare reduced On Wednesday, Dto. a. at r. n the
splendid double engine sseamship GEORGIA. 0o tons bur
then. D. D. Porter u g. N, Comm will SAIL We'd
nesday Dec a. t precisely o'clock M from her pier At
lhe foot Of warren street. n r. with the government nails
for Chagres Pasene leaving in the Georgia will connect
with s United States mail Steamship oreso. 70 sail with
delay San Francisco arrival Of the
and mail Panama For freight apply ~ ths
Office. No. III West street, corner Of Warren street. North
River.
INDEPENDENr STEAMER FROM PANAMA TO SAN
francisco we'll wn and favorte steamship NEW
ORLEANS, w. Hammersley. u. B. N, CemmEnde<, viii
Panama for Franosco the 18th Of January
1882 The speed and nmodatons Of this steamer
by the Paoihc and
nay sonhdeny rely ON being amply provided with every
thing their comfort leaving New
York for Chagres by Of the steamers 24th 18th
December will connect with the New Orleans ~ Panama
j. HOFAKb SON, Agents. 81 Broadway.
FOR sAYANNAH-U.s 8 NAIL AND
splendid steamship FLORIDA, Captain Thomas Lyon,
will above Saturday 2th December.
o'clock p r.. from Pier No. North River For freight
passage, apply sAML L. hITCHILL, lQ Front street.
The ALABAMA. Captain Ludls on Saturday. Dec. ~.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
TEE nARRIED woNANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON

rT>EE MARRIED. W0MAEb PRIVATE MkDlCAI CON
panoA-By DR.. A. r. Msurioseu Professor Of ploease9
Of womea-Twensieth kdtien l8u1s. pp. 1e-Prios el.
Years Of suffering Of physical and nenSai angui0 naAy
band might spared by nsly posesen Of shis
work IL intended especially for ths married. OF those
plating marriage DISCLOSED Important secrets.
which should be known 70 them psrtio ularly.
T those whose health docs mob permit OF - nereass o.
hEEy H. 10 Of special imporsAnoe. A.,
Zero, aiso every smAeshe wife. the methsr-ths enc
either budding into womarhood the other IN The decline
Of In whom nature An mportant cha ngey
ssn sd s oae ever.
tc which her ser 10 subject.
t1xtrset ots letter from ssaAsna. DaZten, ohis1
nv DEAR sR NY wife has bssa psrsspNbly siAkns fog
three In eonseQusses Of her great
ush and suffering months before and during her
nhenent evcry successive one and more dsbtauna
and Which wss on ths isss eoos.s Ssspars1 cE SUP.
rsed ths state Of things inevabs. sad resigned
self 70 meet he worst- AZ thls Nms tnow sbout 1--WE
Eerths heard your book hish$ spoken Of - containing
reaching os,s or i rsssPs ,sS ysruss
mind aad the Joy ~ impartial 70 wife, learn
Ing THAT te est discovery Of n provided
rsneey opersd prospect 70 ne Which lnts soIe;ys1
rs.sss ever ny hssA IN All hunsn prsSsStisy Y wife
a. esurss inprssNsaSls convoy more fully The -
nous uhiscss treated o. thsy Of nature ssriety
nssnesS 70. .hs pArrsa or ho:e narass
Liberty strseN New Yorf Llsss o.. x1Sasy; Jossph
fuefsr, hebis. AiAbanAI :. D. Psssrssn. S Chsnat
&s s.sip o. :. siI :: s.:s:.,.s. ;, ~.
Ina New York sisS. o6sS 10 ESsety sNrssl
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PEI-
andste oolost ~ tsunday sIsspsedI No. se Green
vfoh street, From the medical Advantages the
.ssdsd several r.r for shs s.prss. Iurpese Of stu
pacee Devoted exclusively Shs speciality he With
cut hesitation promise, the and oeBp
tsn sAfe and radical eurs than oan be ostanea on
other In AmersA Those wAo Apply In the earlier
ssases of isesses viii b. rrsASsd ~ s esss rspdy
NE cure which ofen effected vsry few Be-
waiting Provided Fer trsstUeat By et
Yer. address box Post O6sa-
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

nR. RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATIss-
~ intended for All sound practical infornaton
sncted with certain dIseasss-Stvns the sature
mptoms progress and oonss1uences OF each disease Win
recipes for the remedies. their msn.eemenh 6o-n plsn
Language ensbes every to successfully and privately
Sreat Judge properly treated. Tenth sdi
ton42 with plates price oens tsld ~ Green.
vioh street, ~ Anu street. ana % most boekselicrs Mailed
secure envsopes by Addressing tpost padi W boz 500.
Port OHeA
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

CUPID LYCIUM, SO CANAL sTREET.-COME CONE,
~ beautiful Female Mnstrels and Arab Girls.
the beautiful In the world These MIN
sres have honrsd BY crowded houses wherever they
have been by the elite Of city Go, and Judge for
yourself.
CHARLEsTON THEATRE-MANAGERS, JEFFERSON
~ Ellsler-Noscs.-Starso Of talent wish
the above named after tho
lst Of January 1881 will address Jefferson Esler ~
Columbia s. c." All atoms must be postpa
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
yRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

CAnD1N AND AnBOY RAILRoAp LINE. IRON
" New York 70 Philadelphia Pier No. l, North
River, 81 stsambost JOHN POrTER Morning Line q 10
seeek AfernosA Line ~ o'clock Pare BY either line.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U 8.
~ Nail and Express Lines through in hours N j. Rail-
Gertl.n a. street, NJ and p NJ Liberty strselsavss
Phadelphia hours foot of walnut street.
reduced SIS class 81 second esss BAL
uors Warrington. and Charleston through tickets sold in
The above lines through luggage carried in p
line, from New York. with through conductors.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

TpWxRD K. COLLINS ! CO.. IS Wan st.. N. York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY b CO.. Liverpool.
Z. @. ROBERTS CO.. Is Kings Arms Yard. London,
JOHN AUNROE b CO., Is Rue NotSs Dame des VIC
torres, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER Havr0.
The of these ships will not accountable for gd
silver bullion specie jewelry preeious stones metals
unless bills Of Adn9 signed therefor, and the value
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

THE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
L ship Company intend running their steamships
fouows-
FROM PHIL ApyIpHiA. LIVERPOOL.
City Pittsburgh Thursday City Pittsburgh Wednes
December %. day, November 26.
City Glasgow, Thursday City of Glasgow, Wednesday
January8. December 10.
City of Manchester, ThuYs City wednes
day January ~ day, December 81.
City of Pittsburgh Wednes-
day, January 2l.
Passage from Philadelphia In Saloon Rooms $780, In
Fore Cabin, SIS. Fer freight or PassaGe applyto
THOs. RICHARDSON, II Exehange Place. N. Y,
and No. walnut street. Phiadelphia.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

M ETRoPoLITAN HALL, LATE TRIPLER.-wALTER
AVA E. Harding sole Lessee and Manager offers let this
unsurpassed edfoe to parties requiring for musical enter
tainments anniversary meetings, religious festivals fairs
grand balls public meetings festivities An experienced
and superior caterer I connected with the etabshnens
whore be furnished dinners the
tensve SCALE and inferior in the city Of New York
The sreat dining saloon capable Of seating AZ tables
thousand persons is being finished in style
pondns with the grand The entire establish
feet manner which, together with other improve
ments enable the proprietor to guarantee satisfaction to all
who favor the Metropolitan with patronage. Terms
made known By applying on the premises.