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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14
A public Toothbrush.

As the splendid steamer Connecticut v,.
passing Black wells Island, on her vav fro,,
Norwich 10 New York, few days s;nc. .
gentleman might have been seen performing
his ablutions IN one of the marble bus;o. i,
the wash-room in the forward part of tho
boat. While he was in the midst of his tnsk
tall and ver,lant specimen of the incipiept
Yankee traveller entered the apartment. and
after stari0g about few minutes to assure
himself, commenced conversation with hin
fellow- passenger.
Isa.ay yeou hin anybody wash himself in
this here cooky?
You have perfect right to avail your.
sell oil the accommodations of the boat.-
You can help yourself TO the water
Iaas; but this here punpkin-sheIl has
got hole ~ the bottom, and the darned fa,-
su's knocked all askew. | swow. Won is
that are brass cock made Of solid silver , l
swanny this wash hand dish look lest like
marben
The gentleman quietly placed the stopper
IN the right place, and turned on the water
for our hero, vino soon made himself Mt
home pretty generally. The former. how
ever, in short time missed his tooth. brush.
and on looking around, was astonished 10
perceive the Yankee applying il vigorously
to his tobacco stained ivory.
My dear friend, you have made a great
mistake in using my tooth brush said the
gentleman.
Your tchat your bresh2 You don't
mean to say that this here's your footh-5resa 2
do, sir; but it is Of no consequence
now. You are welcome to the brnsh.'
The Yankee looked puzzled at first as if
he suspected a trick, but at length he ex-
claimed
Here, yeou, take your confounded thing
umbob! But should like to know what
has become of the toothbrush that belongs to
the boat. boston .nusctam.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14
Imposition of Bad Nails.

The public should be on their guard against
the imposition BY worthless nails. Iron is yery
cheap, and some kinds of nails are offered at a
very low price, but they are made Of what
some call puddled iron, or something worse
AT any rate it is refuse, worthless stuff. and
never ought to be cut into nails.
On examining these nails, cracks and seams
may be seen in them, and admitting wet into
all parts they rust as thin scales from smiths
forge. Ii is not long while since cores
pondent informed us that the shingles were
blowing off from one side Of his building. He
found the nails gave way, though the shingles
were good, aud had not been laid more than
seven years.
Farmers are cheated quite enough in the
purchase of poor shingles In 90 years they
are forced 10 put on new coat when the nails
are good. But to buy nails that will not stand
the weather more than third Of the time. is
what they have not calculated upon, and it is
no wonder they are disappointed. We have
seen shingle nails that were not worth carrying
home as present.
Our object is to warn purchasers to examine
these articles before they buy Ii will not-re
quire great skill to detect such fraudulent man.
ufacturing. Board nails are now cut from iron
that will bend without breaking. We can show
cut board nails here that have been put into
links and formed into chain Such nails will
do TO put into stagings and places where safety
is important.
If proper caution is prac,iced, the worthless
nails will not find -Massachuseft,
Ploughman.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14
? 0 E I R Y
Written for the Eastern Times.
STANZAS.
BY LOUISE MAYBURY,

BY LOUISE MANBURf.
1 have "passion'' for things pure;
For the white browed children Of the soil,
For the lilies that F." neither spin or toll =
For the truthful child, all free from art
For the rich warm melody, fresh from the heart
For the clear blue eye, with silken lash.
(There's no charm for nis in the black eyes
fash,)
For the truthful feelings, all kindly glowing,
For the generous heart, kind deeds bestowing
Pure things for me
Pure ard free.
l have "passion'' for things free =
For the wanton wind so coquettshly playing.
For the wild gazelle, afar off strayng-
For the untamed hawk, as he scars in the skies,
For the eagle. that heavenward swiftly flies.
For the mimic cascade, so gloomily roaring.
For the human soul, above earthly things soar
ing,
For the sea-bird roaming ever at will,
For the dancing brook, close by the old mill.
Free things for me
Wild and free
have passion" for things wild;
For the grandeur of the lightning's flush,
For the terror of the thunder's crash
For the black gigantic clouds that lie
Piled thick and dark on the bright blue sky;
For the wild-the glorious stormy ocean,
With its billows ever in commotion
For the startled fawn, by the waters clear,
For the chamois wild-for the graceful deer.
Wild things for me
Wild and free
But things that are fraught with mystery
Touch a newly awakened chord in me.
The unseen band of spirits floating ever o er
this world;
wings unfurled-
The rich cadences of music from the ocean s
briny bed ...
The soft mysterious voices, heard at midnight,
overhead
The language which all earthly things, to hu-
man beings bear
The glorious word, which forms the hope of the
humble Christians prayer
Without which life would be task-a sad ca
lamity
That word-the angels whisper its imnlor-
tally.
Bath, Aug. 9Th, 1851.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

During the battle at Fort Dranc, Florida,
in 1897, a soldier Of the name Of Jackson,
having just fred, received a shot from tall
Indian, not twenty yards distant, which broke
through the outer part OF his Pantaloons.
and lodged in his right hand pocket. Fee
ling the slight sting Of the spent ball, he
thrust his hand in his pocket, drew out the
bullet and dropped it into the barrel Of his
musket upon the charge OF powder he had
Just before put in-then, with the unerring
aim of a true marksman, levelled his piece,
and as quick as lightning his adversary was
measured upon the ground. The wound
was fataI-,he warrior survived the shot bur
few minutes.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

The following is the speech Of a Western
lawyer 10 on assault and battery case. He
said:-'May it please your honor-The de-
fendant in this case. like the pizen serpent in
the grass, hid himself by the side Of the way
with the velocity OF the swift footed and
sharp-too,hed leopard. with the strength OF
fiend from the internal regions OF Satan,
rushed upon my client, seized him by the
collar, and with Herculean effort. crushed
him TO the earth, and-tore his shirt !" W
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

GIRLS AND MARE.-Two young ladies'
OF Indianapolis, who belong 10 the bon-ton,
were OUT riding in buggy by themselves.
and after driving through the various FASH
lonable avenues, they concluded to try the
plank road. Well, to the plank road they
went, and while trotling briskly along they
were suddenly arrested BY ,oIl-gate Keeper,
who demanded his toll. How much Sits'
asked the girls. For man and horse,'
he replied, it is fifty cents We'll, then,
get out of the way. for we are girls and
mare! Get up Jenny; and away they
went, leaving the man in mute astonisliment.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

An exchange from Rhode Island wanas q
know if fat men will not be exempted FROM
the operation Of the licn law.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
d ssmisnnusl dividend Of ten pc. cent, payable,

sszsd semisnnual dividend Of ten psr cent, payable,
On the 11th inst
The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company, Of Brooklyn,
have declared semi annual dividend Of six per cent
payable and after the 10th inst
The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company has made ten
Ter cent dividend, payable on the 18th inst.
Bsrings Circular, Of August e. has the following
marks =" We have little change to notice in American
stochs or in the quotations United States ss both
bonds and inscriptions and sought After also,
Massachusetts sterling 5s Boston city SIS taken sradu
ally at 94. Pennsylvania and Maryland dull. Canada,
lce,
The receipts Of the New York and Harlem Railroad,
Tor the first eight months OF the past four years. have
been as follows
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
W ASKING.

ADIEsi LADIES'
A new and valuable receipt,
n.e.S si and purely vese,.S,. R.o,,,
no family ought without ~ it's esss-s .si..an.
'nas; ~ " 6S ' h sass
BY s four Washing done in 70 hours
Si issmSsnss ss;s 70 ss s' lac f sssns iTua ;.or.
b. H. Ssiis. tinos :: ens
ksasrsS only Z, ;ss the usual ofsoap
And not onssour,n y, The usual labor r.arir.a
the ssssoS very and
" sir 1--WE s dyLY
ks9xns !. 70 ss valuable 70 families. have had !. well
%say s1sisie KNOWING
no: sI It. , ,s And rss. ,rs.
s receipts which apostolic ia preP'ya0p: 'nsssisy pas
Sworn ''s sss,ss q, 4; S;s kSs 81; ,:,y
In the once Ssis, q: sIsS:EsSS s;S:f T
% Ten Y Inc s ' E,Se 4 70 sSs to ss 70 the boil
perfectly sweet from The snsil of impure soaps
us ,p @ i'sa % ,,s s BY "
hes ssesOn, prOprissOrs of,he Assor House
EE:s Es ,,sg.ss,
iSf% Sss$jsy sSs.s ~
nnrNey bkIs, Oh ior thc cfty anu
E.s rs ri: ni IL Repair. S e.Jg ..J
yslsn,ne. E'q. CLERK Of the Board Of Aldermen
Iawin Mercer Esq. esAidermsn. corner Of Ann and
: ?. BzneherAos, Esl;; % Cham Der. street.
M. Rsnans E,g in City Inspector. ones. city ofsr.
sssIls; 4 Iliis,i; Tsl z. Ssri.:srs.r street,
hw. I. Howell E,g, M Nassau street
T.sisisccd. ecrnr Of Hudson and Christopher
Thomss RodfOrd, corner Of Greerw and Barrow
Avg Smith corner Of Greenwich and Charles streets
y. stus. corner Of wa.hin gton and Barrow streets
Js:sS snail. q spring ,hd ,rssssish streets
Ji''d corner Il Hook nsooKss rSs cAfmia' 'r''
II. Dewey corner Of unI.n aad miek, streets.
s"sr usss sslSI% psss and farn'a streets
s.r md y;SnoH
= J. yasds,sisr: iio wnlsushsy ,,iss street.
Geerr; RsdsiIr. S. Aiiarti street
I. rreioricf, 13i Furn .n street.
PIs,sr, can s,S sns yo, ~ ,ss,' 0T Gy 70
Iroe q ont only 80 tha, every family get and be
l'h'a''s ciyss si'SSis.Errl' SsEgrisr sTlsrAcrroS Al
,a.n ,n e on The M '.,, e sr'cs any in
ereiesus cents. post raid will r.csive the receipt BY
,,nv,swH wH 4 gst 81: ~ q SS,,qlHs street. Ny.
ADVISE you 10 CUT THIS OJI.
Then you will know whore 10 get the Recent,
Get n today, and have ~ ready for Monday
The regular Wsskdsy.
rrice, Twenty.fve Cents only.
To Ne had al the f,Iio wing plsces.-
J. Clolvel. ~ Maiden lane, corner Nassau.
Blss Srsss ssss s'.,.s .,ssr n,,s ",.s .s!S,
Is Grsn, iTl itird sv.nus, near Tvsn,issh 81.
W. 3. Brovr. le6 Bowery. near Houston.
A. Martin, ae J. Grand street Bowery.
,, e, Drumsooie, corner Ridge and Grand ste.
N. T. Halsey Co, corner Nose an 4 Pearl ste.
L. Jacobs, "a Csrt street near Hudson.
Bcsr In N!hd,
1ss the only Vegetable Receipt In the United states
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
rpsURArCEs.

rI,HE BRoOELyN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
(hsrtersd in 1s2t Ofhees % Fulton street. Brootiyni
6hcfchspts Exchange wall street New forkhave Their
crts las aso handsome surplus) invested IN the NEST
undoutted securities and insure buildings ner
cbsndc furniture, and other personal property vessels IN
Tor nd their favorable terms ss sy other
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, rrssen.
AItElp G, srr,kSs, sssr,,sry.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
DRY GOODS. Sss.

u ECEIvED THIS WEEK, AT THE B0wEaY saw
N ngs ttore. No l2 Bowery, by iupofts'ion direct
to this establishment oashmere elegant De 1aines
hsh lu.tred black shs rich eolored silks snd rs s
svrtmsnt Of tirey styles Of dress goods w;h hs
before been exhibited In this country One of the
psrners Of estatishment has been during the sst M
afys IN Bostop Lawrence Lowell nsncheeer snd other
yuf places and has nsss .ery srgs @ ali o
VII ieh viii be reailed a. tho very owet vhelss,e
' " ~ wa W. Y. GfLLBf Co.
u,RENcB GLOVES E BRgE co, 40. HANOVER
s,uaye-F n Co. have Just received oy w, iss'
stesmrrs their usual extensive ssortment c' aa,es
c.,ts, .cd uiss,s Kid Gloves, comprising bsou snd
ys III tnorn brands Of Paris makers, to which they
All the Attention OF the trade.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
1ATRIMenaAI..

rArpIHoNfAL--A YOUNG ENGLISH GENrIEWAN
a. ~ ef kind and saectonate disposition, WISHES
70 crit. sef 70 yeurs lazy rss-f preferrea Of ss
t,sr ell shortly retufn 70 Bug'ard All commueestons
,I h cerrdtrtisl tadrss -ith foil Tagtcuisrs ts
sse Ss., ". ", JVr ohSe, New letk.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
HOTELS.

EBINCH nOTEI, on THE EUROPEAN PLAN wIrg
I tMe dhois, 81 Nc. n Barclay streea Nce York
mens lux mi rms bis frenas anf the public graer,lly
inst Le las cTtrcd the above establishment un the r,r
pesn Plan vlere ararmtnts be had viih or without
meals Jalle dhote At Y. N daily. The best Of French
vines and quofs, Sc Dinner and supper parties can he
siytn On .he IIemiIcs In tie best style.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
a s,rROLOGY. Sc.

A sTRoLCoY.-pR. c. W. EoBAcK, PROM swEpKs
lately from Wills laierhs, oers his services 10 ciu
ne OF New York lie able 70 mre,cl past present. sas
yyi sseaieui ts rentieneh, S. ofee No.
~ sttet ow fork wserc ieters pcst paid wilrecsye
meeate st,entiop. Ter particulars, daily papers
Ast ssA Alushsef sks te TsseuEed al NE ehes srssis
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
C0rARTFEasHIp rOVICEs.

DARTHIR NANTED.-A GENTLEMAN HAVING
between S2c0 and $500 In ready cash. would like 20
otste himself with gentleman already established
would Join having the amount Ia establishing
good business. Address No. 36j. this offce.
DARTNER WANTED WITH CASH CAPITAL FROM
$3.50 to sl2O to Join the advertiser In hrst ci,ss Ro
stsurant and Beer busine French German prierred
Address. with real name. TO G. d., Herald ofice.
CHANCE TO MAKE A FoRTUNE-WASTED. A
~ Partner In the beet Panorama In existence, ready
fer exhibition The Panorans Is one OF host popu
lar subject For further Information, address ae
Y. Y. e.. Herald ofaee.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
UIsOTHIu0.


poys AND CHILDREN 8 CLOTHING, OF THE VERY
~ beet quality, ard AZ rekson able prices, At
ALFRED hUNRoE h co IS. tii Broadway.
~ srOvAL.-J0sErH Ire, DRAPER AND TAILOR
~ III Fulton street. has No. street
few doors from Brosdvsv.
CAsI oEr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies or gentlemen leaving the city breaking
housekeeping can obtain the highest price Clothing
Furniture Se By sending through the post ~ his res
tCnte. l.. N. DUSStLDORp. IL Elm streeN
N.B.-Lades attended 70 ty Mrs. Dsweidorp.
CAsT orr CLOTHING, rURNIrURR, FANCY
~ Dresses, Firearms. Watches and Jewcry wanted
itny per cent paid above the usual price received for he
shove on mskias application to the subscriber who will
lend by appointment Ladies attended BY Phillips
q. l.. PHILLIPS, No. 2Psrh place.
WHO GIVES TBg HIGHEST PRICE roR LADIES
w and rentemen's csst OF Ciothingi Why, Lyon.
Eho sv,. The hshss. Price Cor rurrit.r,i why, Lyon
&C. Nftshss ard JsvsryI Wig. Lyon. Ard vto COZ all
No., ,as 81 merehsndsel why. Lycn. Ard who 10 LJosf
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

vTENTH wARD.-AT MEETING or TUE DEaocRA
tic WLig Electors Of the Tenth Ward. held at Military
Us Friday evening 9TH nst In pursuance Of the call
VI the Whg General Committee and In Of the
time, place prescribed by the Ward Commsee
directed by the cal OF the said General Commsteeon
molten, George PecAham unanimously called TO the
chair. and 7. r. MsLonoug and A. II. NieDlay ap
po Secrear The Chairman briefly stated the objects
the meeting TO be- the election of Delegate the
Conyenton and that the Ward Committee to secure
union and harmony. had unanimously recommended the
name Of IL Hobart Haws ss suitable candidate TO re-
this District in the Convention to assemble at Syra
whereupon, II moved and seconded that j. n.
Hsws he and Is hereby declared snimousy elected
which motion carried by soclam.ton Oa motion, Ed
gar Ryder unanmously elected Alternate 0n motion
II ordered that these ,dng be pubshsd In tho
WhiR Of this city On motion. the meeting al-
SouIned. GEO. PECkHAM. Prss't.
TN SssDSsCgo". s,ISssy }ssers,.ris..
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
POLITICAL.

rf,ASaANY HALL. SEPT. 5. Is5I-AT MEETING
Of the Democratic Republican General Com nittee held
Tanmsny Hall on the i;h day of September instant the
Resolved That the election hrld In the Twentieth ward
the second day Of September instant to the call
sf this committee be set aside and declared void for
gnlartes.
At meeting OF said Corr mttee held at Tammany Hall,
ON the fifth day Of spenber instant the following rsolu
tion adcpted:-
Resolved that election for three members Of the Gene
raj Committee, hye members OF the Young Mems Com nt9e
and Ward Committee OF twenty members and also hye
memhers offs Convention TO ehooss delegate to the Syr
Convention from the Fourteenth Assembly District
he held in the Twentieth ard Monday the eighth day OF
September nitant. between the hours of and ocloos
IM at Leuwies Of Thirty third street aud Exh
and that Gershom Coheo Jahn Quin and John T.
Savage Jr., act as inspectors Of said election.
AUGUSTUS SCntL LII, Chairman pro TEN.
ySmS JS,,S pcssE1s pp;sny1Sr' 'E" tsecrcs,ris'.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
8 OF THE Nav YosK AsD HARLEM

The receipts OF the Hudson River Railroad Company
Sor the month Of August, 1851 $50 l9I-which
large receipts, considering the competition with the
Hudson River Raroa d.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

NOTICE TO IMPORTERS or G1N-THE SUPERIOR
IN Court Of the State OF New York having granted us sn
runetion rcsrsninr parties from mportas selling Or
Advertising gin with trade mark of svan or
stng any Gin whstevcr aud for swan Gin unless " be
procured from hereby caution all importers e and
dealers In ain not 10 import gin with the swan
Rrsnd advertise sell gin ss and for swan Gin
uniess u he from they s otherwise make
themselves liable 10 damages and an action st law.
sCHUCHARDS 0EBHARD.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
sBVERFIsRNEEFS RENRWRD EVERY Dl
POST OFEICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DOST OFFICE, NEW YORE-NOTfCE-rHE MAILS,
Per s. Mail steamer Hermann will close at this Office
Saturday the 9Th iu st. at l A. Letters for France
must be prepaid 2l cents perrate. Wv. BRADY, p NJ
DoST OFFICE NEW ToRK.-NoTiCE-TaE MAILS
per British Mail Steamer Merlin, will close ct this Of
nce, Monday. September sth at H. A. Letters must
DO prepaid olloweBrtsh Yves. India Islands 10 cents
Ter II ounce; other West India do 80 cents per ounce
WM. v. BRADY, p NJ.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
PERSONAL.


MRS. ELIZABETH WALKER, FROM kIDDLETOyN,
l Coun. is requeated 20 CALL address note, to No.
80 Fourth for her sister, stating where she be
found.
TWO LADIES, AFTER THE OPERA ON THURSDAY
night noticed gentleman ohse rving them from the
shadow of tre the fser eompiexoned Of the two have
pity she will say he may see her again. line
tionrg fomething that will show him she sends IT, aud
sognizs him. entre,ted. Address Page Herald Office
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
IuoUOps.

MAReAuy, LArITTr, EsTArHE. AND ST. JULIEN
l Clsrt. very hne from s 70 81 per doden BOTTLES re-
turned 20 rtr cent below ts value and delivered rse IN
spy part el TIE city. DALLIAoREs cesbrstei brsndJ
80 Broome street. of Crosby N b. The hnest
liquors, wines, Se.; recommended by all physicians.
ALBANY AND TROY STOCK ALEs IN SMALL
n Igs with ter. OF 81 eaohsuited for family use an
de free Of In part of the city Net and
,p 10 he returned when Empty The eeistrsted Brandy
store, go Broone street, corner Of Crosby.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
D.SctNc AynwArrZINo.- 4 BROoKEs WILL.

HANGING AND WAL TZlN0.-xR BR0oKEswfLL
~ otsn his sciool, on tuesday, September 10Th. At
TIE Eaee Roo corner Dsltneey and Christie streets Al
the and fslcnsle styes OF dancing taught including
every vtrieiy fvans The ladies' nlrcAnetey sssqns
under tie direction Of Mrs Brookes who vi likewise
her residence g5 Grand street Pvst- lessons given At
M r.. ,r's,s sesdsmy and residence 20 Grand street
ctfAtr BOvery.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
mn. HUsBER eOoDs.

sl,o TuE PuBIfc.-iSpIA RUBBER sHoes.-ouR
hss been called advertisement 8ePscs
n pav ruhiished In the New Ycsk Herali of 1lth yaly
ist and The Courier and Enquirer Of date whsk
sfter unmercd abuse Of attorney, VIM. Judse
Eco he ..rw that We dare TOT oharse him vita r.,asns
9ocdycsrs Patents under Nnd that ne a.
sot infringe Ceodye Patents r the Of ohoes
We have censs for the nanufcturs ef
ts Rubber Shoes under GocdycArs pateut paid
nsney and arg aay pyins taIG for The same an! ssy
rather pirate rpcn ooodycsrs Patsps We THAI ~
more ust to purchsse arght to valid pstca than
infringe H. nr Day. having been prosecrted scknev
edsed eocdyesss risht' mate esssnent and ssrssS e
future not 10 infringe hia Pttsnts He s atteoRtnG
act only 70 nfrre sad Patents but 70 iniuvs ourselves
80 have icr ax % eur
md that over our signatures. vish rirsssf .9ss
occtyesrs Patents IN The mnnuacture cf the shces
he rov enerng 70 the rutlic; and We dve ncee tsss
snd su whc wsh him " purchssng ox ~.
M his shoes made ir vi auop of said Passst nas v1u
W Prosecuted. -
HAYwAsD RUBBHR co.. $685..
by VIM. A. Bucktr shsn, irss.crG
THE NEWARK fNDIA RUBEN nro Cos
n. Hutctinscn PrssistfA
FOND q co.
New rsrh. JuiJ IA, Iuis
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

w The subscriber after long rsn Ia building these
Justly oelstrseG nRohins, having compet.d "a new pat
terms prepared 70 furnish tlanus Mseioes "h,sa
he believes be the perfect coassu .ti TIE
inrOfuecd such leave nothing DE-
ed 20 sas t. thc ecrcy CT the Needworh achine Ter
paBiBy ing and growing Machines e ysrous s,xe,
made er5er ftrt constantly hama and gasssnec 20
suptrior IL pa ing macHnes oi othsr nriac-
JOHN ii. llSlEhs fN.sun tSk.sS
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
DANCING.

HENRN Wills n SISTERS DANCING ACADEMY,
stuyvestnt fnstitute, 65e Broadway 20 open the
l5th September u. Wtlis and his ister. nme. Giavel
will etvote thsmse,es solely TO teaching private dancing
They have adapted system, with the view 10 make
dane % promoting health, well as means OF
acuurrs The graceful aud finished department. All the
new vAsee quadrc &c. will be tausht in the smPlcs.
sud ms; rIrrorrre manner Apply 10 H. Wells Sister,
d.llr lrf m Ii A. N. lill II. ".
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
DALNu BIZ AUCTION.

A UcrIoN NoTIcE.-cARRIAoEs. HARNEss, 80,
IA saturday September At o'clock in front OF the
store 81 Dey street open Baronehe
Tor " horses; light style Clarence Coach
cose q Of Harness.; side Saddle, Gc
w. A. CARTER, Auftioneer, 81 Dey st.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

DURCHAsERs AT AUCTION ARE RESPECTFULLY
invited to coll ct l12 Pearl street. and examine five
Of Gum Arabic Sent to Auction by Misalehausen
Resbuegle and Sehuleh.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

I 0sT-Ar CASTLE GARDEN, ON THURSDAY EVEN
IL gold Lepine Watch with god cham attached
The viii 10 suitably rewarded BY leaving at Nc
~ Water street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

WE CAN REcoNsrND Our FRIENDS VINO Lows
w good Iiqucrs and Scars 70 step In at HENRY u.
WINS. "Gothsm" Ne. as Bovery, where they can be
srTpcd with thsm b the attentive tsrkeerr Boston SAM
who by bic untrBg abilities and Eentcm.nly manner,
t1ti;cs respect sEd Adlnration from al.