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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

xK7M T. JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Talors I'm
w porters of Cloths and Csssimeres Festngs, &c. 81
Broadway American Hocl opposite he Fountain are
ecep of an extensive assortment of goods for Fa ano
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths fo'
Dress Frock Goats Cassneres In OF
Tweeis, &c for OvefCoals, which viii be made up
10 order through aid Of efficient corps OF cutters
az can he found in the country essential point 10 lne
economy 10 which would direct, and IN rendering NE
style and character Of garments such rust SATISFY me
dscrminang that our views OF cheapness not based
on The production of any other than irst rate garments
Such as have sustained system OF small proofs ana qucs
returns and prompted the solicitation OF CAL rom .nos
who would really effect saving Of the extra per cenAse
levied under the credit SYSTEM ~
The attention directed the Pantsoons department mus
continue 10 offer inducements those who aPprecile u
combining and ee gsnce ,,s
In addition to the usual Of goods KEPT " u'e
trade have always on hand ready made Dress and ftoe
Goats Pantaloons, Vests 10 answer me Cd,
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Also Fanny Dress Articles in great variety; Scas
Cloves Suspend=rs Hosiery, Uhder-v es
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &c &C SIS
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THE BROOKLYN Flint Glass CO; having recently
opened the SIS Broadway, would inform The pub
,ic Thai thew have now on hand and Will constantly be
ceivng from their factory very lsrgs assortment OF tho
rche.t and newest patterns OF CUT engraved and plain
Gsssware also rich cut plain Solar and other Lamp
Shsdes-ogeher with every variety Of Glassware suitable
for this market, which they will sell the lswest market
prices Every variety OF Flint CLAN made order, and
cni or engraved match with CIess Goats Of Arms &c.
or any other pattern, al short notice.
B-Failies hotel keepers steambo and packet ship
owners invited 70 call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere and confident they will pro-
nounce equal any foreign and far superior other
American Glass r. CURTIS,
d24 Ivy Agent SIS Broadway
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- ,o.D IRON.-Tts I" montour Iron Co" Dan
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Y ELfcI III GEO e. WILLIAMS,
LoI sue " - Erchanga-niare
a; n :, cseGraLed Railroad, CoatyaFa, Hay
and Ps:.or,n Sesl7s, fos sale by ~ aov.u..
In yiSs tAAao<AA'>>S y
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rur MryTT VCEP
THE NEW YEAR.
NOV Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE aham'i

NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRlBE.-Graham's
magazine of Literature and Art. for January. 18iG
irahama Elegant Encraving The Young Cavalier, ibis
is one of Sara!ns exquisite inezzotn;s, and We hazard
nothing in seying that il will be the handsomest of tire
month 49,
American Battle Grounds, No. VII Battle OF Prince
ton Every thing from The bun Of Smile besrs the marx
uf the finished artist. This s the best OF all the Battle
Ground fzIes
The Paris Fashions These exquistely coored and en-
nraye pictures have completely awakened coienpo
Taries while they eclipse every Thing vi The KIND ever pup
lished in America
Title Page for lsi6.-We present TO the readers OF
Graham this stye of establishment for magazines
in ed Vance OF all others Mr. Steel the ast who cuted
This plate orus has be proud Of The effort Alto
geher we present readers this month, the most ee
giant number published o,,
Present for the Hoidays.-Grahans Magazine or 1910
will be handsome present as gentleman can make 10
lad on New Year day. IL will his acquaintance
every month"; and the end Of the year maze book equal
10 any of the ANIMALS
The Magazine is delivered in any part OF this city
Brooklyn by mail ali OF the nlIed States
Terms IS per uunum. Two copies Tor %.
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SPLENDID NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
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Ohelo, do
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g The Tempest, do
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IL The census OF Michigan, just completed
shows the present population of that young State TO be
3oi,2e5 In lsi0i was 2l2367-Increase in FIVE years
9aolS This is remarkable increase being so per cent
in i've years The total increase, however is not half SO
great that of Illinois, which has added about 100000
inhabitants 20 her population since 1910.
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DREPARE FOR NEW-YEAK's !-choice Per
futnery for the Toiet-Lubins Extracts Of Jessaine,
Orange Flower yioe,s, Magnolia, verb-ua. Orange do
Portugal Bouquet de Caroline, Bouquet de Portugal Bor-
cue, dc Victoria Bouquet dss Danes Rose, Pachouly,
Milefeurs, Gersneum, &c &c superior Cologne Wafer,
on draft Also the genuine Farins, from Germany. with
great variety of fancy articles Shaving Creams BIushes
&c &c. foe sale by DAVID SANDS co. n East Broad
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JOHN BARLEY.

Merchant Tailor, l46 Broadway and 10 Lloer.y-sI
I'd ENG DESTROYS of selling the balance oi ms afgs scH
ID of Fall and Winter Goods, suitable 'or Oenuemeas
wear offers them The most reasonable sIs an' s'e'
n. aso Offers the balance of his welss.ored stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consstnp of Dress and Frock Costs Pants and Sur
touts Coaks Sack and Office Goats, which WILL De SOLD rom
now I'LL LIST OF February at cost , 60. g..
large and choice assortment OF SErA ScerIs CrcVaH,
posier9 and under apparel. constantly on hand
B. Gentlemen furnishing their own material can have
Il made and trimmed, and ct warranted
For SsIe-A splendid Coachmsn's Coat dl5 I'm
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WILL BE PUBLISHED by the subscribers, in a few
w days, this valuable work, which Is almost Ddispensa
be for every member bsr-conianing in addition TO
tie usual matter complete list OF the lawyers III The rhy OF
New-York. This work hGs been delayed Il short Time IN
ton sheets but though issued rather Letter hnn ueaai
it is hoped il will not be the less acceptable
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WARRINGTON, OCl IuFo..
DEAR SIR The President received few days since, lho
beautiful cake which you pleased TO present 10 him.
as a mark ofrespect &c He has directed ME to acknow-
ledge It's receipt and express To you his thanks LOT 30
acceptable IN evidence OF your esteem
With assurance fregsrd. remain your obed't serV
JOHN KNOX WALKER, Private Secretary.
Nc1f- York City.
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NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYERS.
LFRED ROACH, Constable OF the Second Ward, oegs
n leave 10 inform Them and the public in general that he
makes out landlords warrants and them, usual
and attends TO the foreclosure of mortgages agent for let
ting houses and collecting rents &c House No SO CHE ST.
Office nj the Marine Court. nib Swsoo'
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q 'AkE> FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS
= Families residing hs upper part OF the city, are re-
specially invited TO call and examine the assortment 81
Cakes OF all description fresh daily, the old established
Bakery No. 50 Corland.st Orders thankfully received
Cakes sent free of expense any part OF The city.
IA I'm GEO. ARCULARIUS' SON.
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an JUST FINIsHED-Elessnl shor, MoiesGin Hsis
ELL the low price of 3d. Fine Nuiha Sur, al s. These
Hats equal to hats commonly sold by Others a ~
Also elegant imitation Moleskn Hats ut 81 81 and S2 10
GEO. P. Il. BROWN, Practical Halter,
d,a I'm. !56 Cannl-sL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

SINcULAR.-A bald eagle flew on
board the y. S. ship John Adams, at
sea, much fatigued. AS poultry died
rapidly at sea, he Jared we'll, not being
eatable, and became very tame, walking
around from mess to mess, getting a
crumb here and drink there. He is
now considered as one OF the crew, and
attends to the furling ofthe royals. lie
never left the ship until the Princeton
anchored at Pensacola, when he alighted
on her cross jack yard, took searching
glance, saw that all was right, as far as
Uncle Sam was concerned, and returned
to his own ship. The singular part Of
this occurrence is, that three foreign
men Of war are at anchor near the John
Adams, and this republican bird will no,
visit either of them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15
EMIGRATION TO THE WEsr.-Th

EMIGRATION TO THE WEsT.-The
emigration Westward the past season,
by the way of the lakes, is said to have
exceeded that OF any previous year.
A correspondent Of the Albany Eve
ming Journal, states that he went in a
steamboat with 600 passengers, and
that he was assured that it was a low
estimate to put the passengers at 800
a day, $50 days Of the season, making
100000 of whom one half at least were
emigrants, going 70 make their homes
in the West,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

THE LADIES GARLAND, is a neat, and cheap
monthly, well worthy ofa liberal patronage.
The October No. has been received. 1t is
embellished with an engraving of "the Span
ish Beggar Boys" and colored representa-
ton of the "Rose-colored Monkey -Aower'
and contains leaf of Music. There is gem
orally many things to be found in its pages
to amuse and instruct, and this number is not
without interest.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15
The ElectiOn-Tbe Result.

We have met the enemy, and-been, beat>
en-, as usual. The result in this county is
different from what we expected, and differ
ent from what it would have been had the
democrats in our strong democratic towns
ships been tn oroug hly organized and turned
out TO a man to the polls. But as it is, the
Federalists have succeed in electipg their en-,
tire ticket by majority which they would
not have obtained but from the apathy Of the
democrats. We are unable to state the ex-
act majority against us, but it cannot, we
think, exceed $50.
The candidate for Treasurer, for whose
success we had entertained much hope, has
been beaten by very few votes. Had it not
been for the extraordinary exertions Of some
few disaffected democrats who took an active
part against Mr.. Green, his success would
have been certain; but we are defeated---de
feated, not by our opponents, but by those
who have professed to be our frieuds-by
our own apathy and want of thorough or
ganization.
There is, in this result, nothing to dispar'
age the democracy, but much to inspire them
to renewed exertion in the cause of theil
country. Let US set about in season for {
thorough organization, and buckle on ou
whole armor. determined never to lay dowr
our weapons until the cause of Equal Rights
shull triumph over ignorance and oppression
in "Old Portage" With due and prope
exertions, with a thorough organization, w
can, we must, and we will succeed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

GRAHAM's AMERICAN MONTHLY MAG azrNE.
Let those who are the admirers of Months
lies take peep into Graham's October num-
ber. 1t is decidedly rich. The Engrayings,
oc which there are two, besides the portrait
of one of its contributors, Robert Morris,
are elegant. The contributors to this number
are among the most able Literary writer's in
the country.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

g At the term of the Supreme Court
which closed its session in this place on the
9TH inst, Messrs. E. P. Bassett and FL. A.
Swift of Ravenna, Mr.. T. R. Perlee, of Mas
sllon, Mr.. H. A. Shaw, of Edinburgh, Mr..
c. w. LefiDgwel, Of Franklin, and Mr.. D..
C. Goddard Of GAINESVILLE, were admitted as
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery
in the several Courts of this State.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE for October
is before u.s. This is neatly executed Mag
azine, containing beautiful mezzotint en-
craving of the "Greek Captive" together
with Fashion plate for the month. Its
contributors are well and favorabfy known to
he readers of our best monthIies.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

The N. o. Courier infers from recent
events, but particularly from the ,pur-,,
I,osed withdrawal of the volqlt eers from 4
Texan and the sudden departure Of tho
st. Mafy's from Pensacola, that there
will be no war with Mexico. that ths
United States have already taken ihs
initiate for resuming diplomatic relatiors (
with that country. The departure Sff
the squadron under Com. Conner, ttA :
Courier supposes to be 10 couptenance, }
by a respectable force, the negotiations
about to ba opened. NaG .as bin aag
R Be industrious, honest ssd urisst, .;:s &,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

MARYLA ND.-The full returns from
this State has been received and the
Democratic majority is 2,0s9. Wing
majority at the Presidential election
last November, 339S,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

IMpoRTANT RUMoR There was a
report in Pensacola at the last accounts,
said to have been received through the
u. S. Consul at Vera Cruz. that Mon.
terry had been taken by the U. s. Squad
ron ip the Pacific.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

O. WILLIAM G. ADAMS has received the
appointment of P. M. at Windham, in place
of John A. Skiff, removed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-15

Q- Be industrious, honest ssd uprlgAt,, III: 1:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Gtoues &r.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
ESJ2LhER Pat-G; Improved Hot All flLnsces for
w heating Dwellings, Stores, Churches se-Taese slT-
naces VIII usel economically and ehceny the air in the
apartments VII be pare and healthy free ion dryness du7i
-,
They paI up Sater ae personal supervision OF MI
Walker trs Pate1, and save hitherto given entire ss.s
!ncion. and Ia al cases ~srr.a.et TO perform well
Reference y. W. Taylor, Esq GoSsr1o! Newly orS ho
psl; Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent: do EDWARD BE-
tnenl ESQ II Ws-s; c. D. Rhodes ESQ IN Pesfs!ree'
Sir. Tbo,agz McEirE.h ! - Nassau, &c
anai. GEO WALSFR 2f7 Srosd~ay-
NEW PATENT
A IR TIGHT Ro,gry Cooking Stoves. for sale by
II o2. pm WM WEST ISS HuGsou-st
MUTT sTUVE-Wilh marble base, high bscS, rati-
n scr and copper waer in complete order for sale by
do lw GEO H. BALDWIN. s. Spruce s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
min0ou Ghaoes.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT No, sp..f;ssL E., H, f,',
w York.-The only mandatory OF any extent u u. 9t
e SlaIes The subscribers Tor sale t1s osi splendid
assortment Shades which could be collected together,
consisting Of the following styles:
10000 psE beautiful Gothc painted by artists Iaese are
all vie. OF celebrated places in Europe
1000 pairs Of ssort.d C;otc Corntisn, and Landscapes.
such as sre generally sold about tne Clty
- pairs ofmos beautiful Corlnhian panied "a .olenc
100 pairs OF some OF he most celebrated places Il lis
Country.
5000 pairs OF cheap shadef from 62i csnis 10 81 80
We pledge 10 sell leo per cent cheaper man
sny other house in NswYor Persons wishing 10 see Tie
process OF getting up useful hrncle- are sao"n
through the psirinE rooGs win great pleasure
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations not 10 oe sur
passed. Trimmings ofsu kinds al manufacturers prices.
Persons buying 10 sell again dealt with on the osi b-f.
a. terms 62O 5n BARTOL De NAUNY.
LRENCH WINDOW SHADEs!-J. c. Wood
ford 25e! Broadway received al extensive as
sortneUt oil the E5ove Shades varying from 20 - set n
-gtn Aso an invoice Of French Landscape Paintings OF
new designs &c Cornthiaa Columns, &c- The invoics
contains about 100 prs low priced aud VIII be sod accord
ingIy. >.
NB.-Msrchsa,s and Upholserers buying 10 tel again
will be allowed liberal discount Eext door 10 ne corner
OF Resde-st Lsfarges Buildings Inl5l J. {. "oopfOhp