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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04
iDVERTISEMRsE RENEWED EVERY DAY.


AIRY Meeting will be hela in vac Madison Street ~ q
Church this frueedsy evening at halt o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered ~ the Rev Doctor Wiley and
Rev james Corder about 10 sail for China The public
respectful, invited 10 sttsso.
HISTORY or IHE Jxvs-A COURSE OF SIX LEO
tures on the Poet hesl Bistori Of the Iews Will be
delivered ~ the Rev Morris j. Rsph all A. PHI Dr. ..
the Hs Of the Medical College grosby street linear spring
street, the svssinxsot Monday 10Th March, Thutsdsy
1pth sRrch and Mondas And Thursdsys following Tickets
for the course 81 may hsd ~ the booksellers and Of the
Rev. DR.. Rsphall. 10DhoDougsls st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

GOyERNOR LETcHEREi HAvk JUST LEARNErq
hasty visit to the city Of Washington.
shed that Letchers visit indu ,ed by
government for olote personal observasion Of HIS son
duct during his entire soourn in the Mexican capital
entirely satisfied that he takes step without havin
in view the full responsibility that de7oes upon him,
the representative of the United States Governor Lochey
10 good faithful aad efficient puhle agent an
compshed gentleman and such 10 entitled high place
in the esteem Of his eountrymen. G.
MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-REkOvAL-r NE =
A chabios' Institute has removed to the
the Division street and the Bowery Members
invited to nd the regular meeting be held this
ng At that place.
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COpARTNERsIuPs.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT rgE co-PARr-
nershp heretofore existing between the sahsrscrs
under the firm 81 ~ B. oLTTlNGER co. IL thfsdsy
solved BY mutual consent. "a. OnTriNGER
New York, Feb Is ISL. LEWIS CAIN.
The bu sines- Of manufacturing Gold Pens snd Gold ans
Silver Pencil Cases. will be continued by the sDbserbcr
No. 7s ILL street, till the l2h Of March and af,e
that time .. ~ Nsscsu street. ~ H. CErrfNGER
WhSTED-A PARTNER IN A sara COMMISSIONS
business vho gill take charge % th, indoor business
and furnish s2c when required when any ad, ees AZ.
made, security will he given for the amount 8te al
dressed TO Robert ~ this once will be deemed conf
dentis
WAsIkp.,,!A PARTkER With chsu CAPT.
w tai OF Sl5oO 70 $4,000, - contnrs tbs business
manufacturing one 81 the most pa
medcnes 81 the day The former proprietor 10 lately de-
cessed tnd TIE stock futures snd claims sale
his adminittrstor Address W. o., 100 water street.
a GOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, A siLgyT
q Partner With esrital o. sla0 70 sscC In ests
he'd rrosrtreus aud lucrative bussess cspi
tai wanted to ,Itebd the bushes. which psys lsrge
ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04
h76 BROADWAY. BETWEEN GRAN AND BOONE

d76 BnoApWAy, BkTwkES GRAND AND Bsoon =,
me-, eesbra,es ard ssnuin. patent medicines, Kel-
In~y'. Lismsnt aud Marie Tiud. for tbs hsir 1ys,ts
~. n,.srs nssshss xnsPE gnssras psst !, and
battles Rr.r sreths ard ths celebrated wshps ps ard
psnstsn Plssters Dr. has beycnds do.bt sstsbiished
that he has che on- srcls thst viii restore thc har solo
70 sol, All eroansss asss Large fAub bs,sls st 20
Der doysA, easA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

1 evening, March 4th. At ~ M, .t No. ~ Grand
street. hall the third floor Members who only pA
entrance and IN requested
forw ard ana few shares left and three
months time given for them Respectable and indus
rious are invited to join this society Equal rights
Of choice lots The public invited
n examine constitution. WIN. PARKER. Presdt.
CHAs Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

NOTICE-TBE MEMBERS OF CONCORD LODGE Or,
IN o. Of o. =. particularly requested TO 81
their Lodge room. No. IS Canal street, on Thsrsday
tribute Of respect late worthy brother, Ausrca
RaveYet Punctus attendance is requested BY order
v. VARY, Secretary. A. BOURNIQUE, N. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

NEW YORK BoRsE BAZAAR u CROSBY STREET,
Auction sale o. hofses onrrsgs hsrness, etc. every
Monday snd cdnesday commencing 81 " osloos Persons
having property dispose Of will please ca ADD have them
registered before 10 o'clock the day OF sale,
JOHN II. 0ArrIELD Proprietor.
L'oR sALE-A VERY STYLISH Ray HORSE. IsI
hands hitch, sir old, kind In sill harne snd
the saddle will be sold cheap as the has
for HIM can he by calsg At No - Vsnd,m street.
EoR SALE LIGHT TRoTrIsG WAGON mas NAV
very little used ~ can be see at tr Novriss stable,
M ~ ssfh for three days II IL offered
be, suse the ovtsr has no further use forit.
NkwLlyERY STABLE, ioi FOURTH srREEr.-TaE
tuhscriber has orened tbs above essbh Tor ~
accommodation o. persoss keeprg horses At livery Tine
shle possesses surer1 sdvsatase the stables being the
srst floor and circulation o. sir at ell times The
public aye respectfully invited 70 call. II r. KkrCHuh
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INDUSTRIAL nome ASSOCIATION, NO. 1.-THE MEN
bers Of the Industrial Home Association No. are here
~ notified that special meeting will be held at Naora
Hall in Canal street Wednesday evening" March bt, St
half past O'clock to take into the adoption
Of the new constitution. J. STEVENS, President.
ON LILA &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

EHRKE ENQUIRERS LIBRARY AsSOCIATION.-THE
annual meeting Of this Association will be held ser the
election Of Trustees for the ensuing this evening.
March 1851 ~ o'clock Military Hail. 1893 Bowerv
WHITE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
The Constitution Of Virginia.

We publish in another place this morn
lnp. careful abstract of the amended Con
stitution which the Constitutional Conven-
ton of Virginia has just submitted to the
people as the result of eight months lncuba-
ton In many important features 1t IS an
Improvement on the instrument 1t is des-
tined to supplant,- for there is no doubt that
it will be adopted by large majority,-and
we earnestly congratulate the people of the
State upon the benefits of which it is the
precursor. Its provisions are truly demo-
cratic, which is more than could be said Of
any previous fundamental law under which
that State has had its being. Hitherto, de-
mocracy has existed there under the form
of distractions, while the practical arrange
ments of the Government have been arlsto-
cratic to the last degree. Now this diff
Guilty is removed the Governor and the Ju-
dietary are to be chosen by popular vote /;
the property qualification for voters Is abol-
ished and no man can vote more than
once at the same election. Under this Con-
stitution, and with the spirit of enterprise
that is now arising in Virginia, a new
era of prosperity seems to be opened before
that ancient Commonwealth.
Those persons born in latitude to think
freely, will not overlook the contradiction
between the truths of the Nirginian Bill of
Rights and the provisions for the malnten-
ance and regulation of Slavery. There is
something painful in so close and discordant
a mngling of the noblest political principles
with an institution at whose very name the
sentiments of humanity and justice revolt.
How will these declarations of the inalien-
able rights of all men, side by side with laws
designed to keep half the population in
condition of brutality and subjugation, look
a hundred years hence? And with what
verdict will history record the fact, that in
the meridian of the Nineteenth Century,
the State of Washington, Jefferson, Madi-
son, and Henry, revised its Constitution
without making any provision for the re-
moval of so vast an institution, which was
at once its bane and It's disgrace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

Tie Erpress is making itself consp icuous
tv IL attacks upon the Republic OF Nicaragua, IL
rights. government. and representatives. Upon
the arrival Of the Nicaraguan Minister, IN this
country, L published an editorial article, lnpugn-
Iug his honor and integrity. and accusing hun Of
the basesi designs. which II was afterwards
compelled 10 retract. It mas since inclined more
and more 10 the English interest N the Mosquito
business, and II its Issue Of Saturday, permits 4
correspondent TO advocate the robbery OF Mica
ragua. ~ Withholding rom l. the port Of San
Juan 1t also gives currency 70 all the exploited
SANDERS and falsehOods abou, the authorities Of
San Juan. while Il was In NIcaraguan hands, IN
vented and set afoat by the English and Costa
Rlcans for sinister purposes. In fact, It has De-
come the echo Of the British Ambassador and OF
his echo and instrument. Senior Don Felipe Mol
ua representative OF the magnificent Dictator
ship Of Costa Remembering all told, about
oHe-elghth of the population OF Newforh City.
How far this conduct Of Tn Erpr,ss viii tend 10
reconcile the Nlcaraguan Government, with the
American Canal Company. from which 1t Is now
somewhat esrranged. remains 10 be seen. II Is
not rea sonable TO expect Nicaragua should favor
those who oppose her welfare and interests-and
II has 10 more persistent antagonist than that
paper Fortunately, It's ability 10 ic IN this case
iils fir short Of It's disposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
" FowLrRs h Wills, Psychologists
"a Publishers Claca Hall lsl Nas~uss the PARK.
Tur CvBAN REyolvTloNIsrs The Ma

THE CUBAN REvoLUTloNISrS. = The Va
toaal IRfe!llgescer OF yesterday replies 10 The New
York Cuba Junta rsl,srating that the Declaration Is
no, an emanaton nom any city or province IN CUBA
or representative of any SUCH but Ina; II Is coun
ierfcit and imposition. The latslligcpcer denies thai
the administration II accountable for the opinions
EXPRESSED ia It's columns The lafettlgrRcr also de-
nounces the dispatch from savannah relative 10 vol
unteers departing for Cuba as iaise-a mere hNen-
ton 10 get up an excitement
Tux CRoPs.-.At the Eastward the re-
por,s concerning the growing crops are scrN SooI
Notwithstanding cold anu backward >pflhS 'AeN
having come forward with greai rapla's III '"'
Kennebec country. corn and potatoes are dong Wei.
The having has been nearly stored up in'eI
wheat rye and oats are IN good promise. Inc ma
losrell Gazette saws fruit pretty falr bac"m APP
pleS will BE- scarce, bCi other vareNes VIII De &oi''
dant
PEAcE CoNGRESs.-The annual meeting
took place July ed. al Exeter Hall The Rev I'll
Richards, one of the secretaries, read 'he hac> o,
the proposed officers, among whom were Sir DaV'd
Brewster, president, and Richard Cooden, h>a
and kcharc HeaGlcy, Esq, vice-preSlcenl> LOT
England MIR. Richards stated that the delegates
for England comprised upwards of 4 thousand
members, including many members Of Parliament,
literary and scientific men, and upwards Of 200
is,ers Sir DAVID Brewster took the char and a.i-
dressed the meeting As also did the Rev MeSSrs.
James Book and Asplnwall, and MIR. Cosserel, in
favor of the objects OF the association.
~ The GEoGRAPHICAL CENTER OF THE
Ux,ryp STATES al the present time. Is the Ind An
Territory i20 miles west OF Missouri The present
center of our representative population. which is
Constantly moving Westward, is asceriAned. BY &C
ina calculation. to be Just about Al Tie Niv OF Co
umtt> OHIO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

that In such great general movement II
would be before them, and thus would main
tain its proud position as the Empire State,
and not only increase In wealth and infiu-
ence generally, but in the proportion Of its
representation IN Congress
If Protection is OF any effect, such must
be Its influence Let the people of this
State, and Of every other, ponder the mat
ter. 1t concerns them nearly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
To PR,NTERs ANa PUBLISHERS. -

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention of Pm
tsrs and Publishers to their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates, &c The improvement consists IN giving TO them
copper face about third additional cost otai Their
durability increased in direct proportion TO the Superior
enacy OF copper type metal which according tocor-
experiments as " ~ 10 From tins single TACT n
will at be perceived that thin face Of copper mus.
give extraordinary endurance 10 printing surfaces an1 et-
peence has fully proved such to be the The Com
pany have secured letters patent for the improvement and
they prepared and execute orders at ther
tabishment, North Willam-st, New-York
The following papers are printed the copper faced type
Now-York Courier and Enquirer New-York DAILY InlI-
une Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag of Our Union
Bostsn Pictorial Drawing Room Companion, New -YoI
organ and others NEWTON COMPANY,
eaI TuThkStf 8NOnh William-st n. Y
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1851.
For Europe

The next number Of The I'r,bir, foy Ewog>a7
Circulation Will be issued TO MORROW morn
ING at o'clock. 1t will contain all the latest
news up TO the time Of going TO press me
Atlantic sails from this port Tomorrow 1t IL
LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

Mr.. GREELgY's LETTERs-On our sixth
page will be found another of Mr.. Greeley's
Letters from Europe. This one is from
Venice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

CALIFORNIA. The steamship Emp're
Ctr, from Chag-es, bringing news iroh Osiiioi
MA to the lst ult., is now due, and may arrive al
any moment She will bring the particulars OF
the dreadful calamity which has sixth time
within eighteen months, reduced San Francisco
tn ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
TrMpEnANcE PRINclpLEs.-Mnst of Il

popular tonic medicines contain less alcoholic
stimuants which prevents their general The ONy-
genated B,teTs being entirely free from intoxicating
quality will he found only agreeable but highly eca
cOus restoring healthy tone the digestive system
For sale by h ID Sands, 100 Fulton-st, A ID Scoviu
Co $40, and C. \ Rne. 1872 Broadway; j IL Cudiiugton
j0S Hueson-s and 10 Broadway NJ Gulcn. NJ BJwo
OF Grand ~ Hall Ruckle Co 208 Greenwich
and by Druggists generally the United States and
Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
TBy AFT OF DRESSING WELL.-The

bosom collar and wristbands OF the shirt are ledhhs
features m the tur ensemble n Of fashion and We
think that m and other particulars, the ss nt's
Ia order al GREENS Furnishing Store for Gentlemen A.
Tor House are uneQnsled There ~ another meft OF TINS
store Which We must not omit 20 naIne-puncluaiy "a eN
acutIpe orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
I,p,..RugggR SHOES ,-FRAUD.-After

all the fraudulent attempts deceive the public the CON,
ss" exsdsa,ly mean % allow the approaching Fan
Term Of CONT 10 pass without atrial charge thus now "a
dv,nce while there ~ plenty tune 70 prepare-and ca
nn the combination 10 produce witnesses-AdOiphus
sioue and John G. <fDrd IA their employ against
whom have attachments, ~ come forward and give teI
testimony they dare Lot DO and they dare not come
10 ta before ury This charge and aver that the pre-
tended patents fraud, and can and VIII prove A1
sfa,s n IN Court whenever the combination venture u
tral before ury II they innocent OF tiS charge
allow the upon the stand and NOT keep
fhe,, secreed Brng the tral before iury For
eght wears have charged the Goodyear Patent 10 De
fraud and swDde ii not. let them come before niy'
f,iy Until tls done shame should keep YOU all from
INV more cOwafdly attacks ln the newspapers
10y Horace II DAY,
Owner Of II India Ruober Patents End Msn'racturer
Warehouse, 23 Courtlandst. New YORK yjl /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
A Coon INyEsrMENr.-To be sold tn,

stock aud Of first class FAMILY Grocery
located of the best situations the city The above
for enerprsng man, will be found estmen rarely
offered STOCK Of the very best quality and to be sold low
Office D3l btIuThASt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
GrN1LFMEN's SUMNER WwAR.-Firs

quality Reny made white and colored Grass and Linen
Goats Zephyr Cloth, Merno, Alpaca. and Luser do /;
single mllod CASHMERE, Merino. Bomhazine and Drilling
Pantalaons with large assortment OF Linen. Msrseies
and other Vests al our usual moderate prices.
VIZ. T. JENNINGS Co, 23i Broadwy
tshMf American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

tR IL Will be seen by an advertisements
IN another column that enterpnsng friend John
Fsmmer hss chartered the steamboat koscusko To- make
an excursion 70 strattonport day THIS viii afford de
ghtul SAL, and at the time give an opportunity 10
everybody 10 the site of the proposed village,
which Il to emancipate rent-rdden population from
their present thradOm We have doubt there Will he
large company ON tins 10 witness the operations
of tins eniefpTrlng gentleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

~ Housekeepers, and all others, in want
Of Bedding Bedsteads &C, would do call Nj.
WILLARDs old established Warerpoms. $50 Chatham-st
corner of Mulberry ST. where may be found the largest
sortment of articles his line offered To the public
consisting Feathers Beds Mattresses &c Patent Screw
Rsdste ads and Cots Wholesale and retail y8 lmruThxS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
tV Five Thousand Yards of Lawns and

NuslnS sold IN day how can Il be possible escaHs
eyer one Why they are sid al the low pncc of one >h
ing Der yard and uc.y worth two shslings per yfd
Also every article Of mmcr wear must be slh Al gItr
bargains Barares Fonlard Silks, Tissues, Barase De
lanes Po;ins SIX and Linen Goods, ParaSos. Sawls
Manias Visefes Grape Sha~s and all kinds Of summer
wear for and boys at great sacrlhce al y VI 10
DISE's 1923 Grand-st corner Of Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
To If the author of that beautiful Poem

The SONG of ELECTRICITY descriptive of its potency
cuIlng disease when administered internally ss IN WATTS
Nervous Anldoe Will leave his and address ihS
Office he VII, greatly oblge believer Elccrrc,y. who
gathering facts for publication upon the above subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
CAUTION TO THE PuBLIc.-The great

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-lhe great
popularity Of LYONS Magnetic Powders" for the de-
siruCton NJ hedhues cocSnaches moths ants neas. cs
SC. insects plants and all other insects has prompted
an parties 20 prepare spurious articles and offer them,
Rder NarouS DENOMINATIONS, for sale Few of these nd-
ydualS dared To give their mposiions out rs free Of pol
son The proprietor OF the original article has IN thus
city cnls the under mentioned agents, and the principal
DEPOT IN at l2i broadway, where also he obtained
Pills fo the antat destruction Of rats and
Both articles warranted and their efficacy has been
iriod by numerous gentlemen
JAMES X CnnroN. NJ ID. Chemist \ Y
LAwRENCE RAID. Piof. Of Chemistry. n Y
Sold hY pfincipal Druggists IN the City aus IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
FRIEyps or CUBA-ATTEsrIoN.-Yo

"a, berel, nfned mai yOI gel Hrst fatF BOZ. anu
oes made IN me latest style. al WATEiNss 5, ilt fui,f
-, - 80 ~ 49, au2 3t11Th&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

ing at 40 and per less than usual prices large 10
gentemens linen Handserchefs, JacOnet and linen cam
brio Inserngs plain and checked cambria MuSllns, Sws
Musjns and INIT alton ValencIennes Lsces. at NEWMAN
331{ Broadway. I'd door from Anthony st auo 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

RoNp- syRxgr II" Let far three wear
HOUSE y Boz ,A ,,,, ~, 81
as dsrs dst (eNcep the hrs floor which WI De uSea
-, ohiccs consisting OF basement aud Kitchen
orns IN second story. IN hind do and attic podrooh
bath has been painted and papcred VII De rented
an3tt J SMITH DoDGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

~ The very best papers of other cities
aud towns cr ADVERTISING be selected at PALM
KR'S Adyeyt,sing Agency, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

New TEMPERANCE HALL.-The new | EN-
perance Hall al No. Chatham Square, which hasoesh
fitted I'D for the use Of the East River rempeiAn'
Society under the direction OF Ira Buchanan, bsq,lN
President, was thrown open on sunday mg' ~'"
public and one Of the largest AMI most enihusla'"
meetings came of, with the best spirt. Inc NJ"
Hall sto be called Chatham Hall, and viii sea- ""''
FIVE hundred persons. The buildings are eIceediasp
tasteful sand elegant with complete yefflsa'D
Statues and busts Of Washington, Franklin La ray
cite are arranged behind the speakers stann' "n'-
Is very well adapted sJr comfortable speaking q
Society Is doing much good, and the spirit man''
cd IN getting up their Hall seems to cnaJac'eiA'
their efforts Meetings are he'd every saDoa'h e''.
ing, wnen eSceilea. speaking may be always ''''''
paed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

" palmer d Co.'S great California FIX
press wSl take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lover
than am other responsible Company. Through IA thT
ave days OF charge palmer Co, 30 Broadway az
thoyased Agents II Z. 5 81. Steamship line Uzlu
~ BoOTY, BEAUTY, AND UTILITY IS the
motto at BROOKS NewYork Boot and Shoe EMPORIUM
lte Ful.On-st We advise all who IN want u s'o
handsome and fashion able Boots Shoes Caters &c 70
drop IN tins vel stocked establishment where eVeV
thing for the feet 70 ie had that can Be Dreamer
gantIy thar fshnae and Durable at prices exceeding
" low kememb Or the number. 10 Fuit0n-N
10 Ladies going u West Point, Catsklli
Mountain House Lebanon Spring., Saratoga irenton
Falls the Fas # Niagara. oI 70 Newpo' kccAt" ~
Long Brancb Gaze MAY and the yarlops resorts IN t
courry fDrge; not cal al Nj SILLERs ana get your
suonl ~ Cater slippers Ties and Buskns before gong
Won vn md all the different styles suitable for osss or
travelling, al J. Is hiLLEk 10 N,4i'-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

TYr BowERy TuEATyR AND Ma HaxB.
Lint has been stated that this establishment w0af
be sold at auction on Wednesday next, under aJuds
ment 1906 OO held by Mr. John > Gdes' STOCK
holders trustee against Hambln But the hF""s
Mirror says that the necessary sum mas Oeeh f'i''a'
and that i will probably not pass out Of the posse'
sion ofthe present proprietor II Is TACT Tor MI.
Hambln's credit that his inability TO pay OIL the mort
gage held by the Stockholders arose from his honor
ably paying Of all the obligations incurred by HIM IN
taking and renting the Park Theater which was
hardly opened when It Was burned To the ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

HAnMoCKs ,--lEARy Il Co, leaders and
s~troducers If fashion Tor tentlemen's Hats asd
Aston House. Brsd~ay Will thus day oiea several haes
sunsror Me,can Grass Hammocks nsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

GEsERous.-The New-York Omnibus
Drivers Benevolent Association acknowledge me
receipt of $500 from of the leading stage pro-
pnetors and other generous bsneIactors.