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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
ITO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

Proposals viii D. rsceivsd by the Mon corh CoGn
sy Plank Rsaj Co TIL the is oar u Marrh nert far sd
Frrei Ok MonnsatA Co, n = a distance Of III miles,
the work to be connescei early the Srunx and ooa
pleted By the LIST Of October aert with tbs exception
tares miles OF si rosd fss walcA proposals. I'll
be received TIL tie Isl day Of November next. ,s vor 70
be commenced immediately after the contract taken AID
be conpisted By ths LIST DAP Of Jaauary reIt Address
JOHN HERBERT. Marlboro n. j. DANIEL STILL
WELL. Mtddiste~n Point, y J or tAs subscriber. Key>
psrt N J ALFRED WALLISG. s>s:etsry-
~ rrt
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T Z. WATTLES & CO, No. 43 Canal

IL. $. Providence. Il. MANUFACTURERS 4
STEAM ard GAS PIPE FITTINGS. NALN Is, COCKS,
SpinEing Rings Rg Travellers, &c &c. &c haviGs ossL
appointed etHtS for the sale Of Steam ana GGs Pie,
nangiac ured by the SWAMSCOi COMPANY, y, H.,
greps 81 furnish the above articles 70 ans
tent veTv low prices oniers wiH Ese. with prompt ~;
teE0n ard purchasers VII and tAe gs "a be II erfrz
xuAhtv IsssuT l. X HATgL ESSC CO
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DANCINGACADEMY, No. 10 Grand

IL IT doors from BToadway-P. SAROCCO, Profes-
,or Inventor and sole Teacher known In America Of the
rev and dances whose talent does not need
,ny has opened his saloons for classes r
ladies' gentlemen and children. Private lessons gwen IN
antilles.
pROOKIYN DANCING ACADEMY, Franklin Build
ng corner Of Orange and Fulton dsor from Ill
toe-s p sARACCO, from No lie Grand st. New YORK,
has ovesed Dancing Saloon for ladies', gentlemen and
classes Private lessons given IN fan1lss nv
Eases will commence the xstb inst
For particular apply at his Academy on the tsh Be
0..s the new dances. the American C0tlilon VIII %
t,x ght TO children with the grsstsst prsclsoa
THIS advertisement only intended for the best ci2s. OF
society 80 ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11

WIN. S. VANDERBILT would call
W the aeEton OF has and the public gene
rally 10 his we'll selected of Cloths Casslners est
lngs and b all and Winter Goods at his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENr 4le BIoadwg
where he is prepared 10 make up GEkILEMENS ana
BOYS CLOTHING. In the most fashionable style
He also keeps well selected assortment OF GES
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOEHiNt.
Also, general assortment Of everything found IN
GENrLIsEs's FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
IN
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to Town and Country

IMPORTANT TO Town and Country
Drrggsts Ircamonsers and Storsksepers n g-sersl-
tbs TO give notice that patent LIQUID GLUE hiss
tested and fond Is cent less IN ,h1a
siae beng hdu sts;s. saS ~ labor %
trouble PREPARATION IL ceuehts Iron wood aOae glass
marble CHINA, any substance To mechanics, house
keepers and carpenters tbs VII be found nvaluase and
no house should be without t. County store keepers
would greatly :he trade b. introducing nrs var-
able article. We establish agencies upon he most liberal
terms send samples any ,t Of the United states ires
of charge Sold ID bottles ii 7i. isi q. and ~ cents To
be also OF all the principal drug houses IN tins CITY
John PHILLIPS No 81 Maiden-iane cor William
Re sure to ask for Phlpss Paisat Glue there beng
ssuov. mutations the mark likely - deceive the pub
= % i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11

NE CRAFTS PILE REMEDY
- Sir year. hsve now passed since this remeSS,, -.
first introduced IN this city, and out Of nnDbsf OF -
sands OF individuals who have used ~, not Que Ne "a
died has failed be cured with ale hrst 19I rncss
tbs state New jersey and IN ths CITY aud
he proprietor. No. 4es Hudsos ST, cor u Grove 81
osG lmTuIhkS
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HIGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE


ntsA,sd the wss,ehes,sr sdc OF the Harlem Ryor
between McCoHes Dam Bridge and ths High Butse,
Arr peGsca with the suburbs Of this city Wiz
perceive viewing tbs High Bridge Lots that they pos
great r., resdeaees ersr ali other
properly As yell siss aed he b for the Sth sy Railroad
having been signed BY the Mayor, tbs rad WIN be
msrced forthwith, and speeding nnsAed PLEASE Inquire
And esru the f.c The fare for the entire length Of se
read 70 be but Eve TIE scenery presented trona
anost ever pa, Of this property exceedingly interest
sus embracing moSt Asau9fi views of LAND and water
Yhs property also has wSe front upon tbs Harlem RIVER
thereby aorug every facility for boating and asans EcS
mara and other Infos aatisa. apply 10
OK lns d. B. WlNrON No. II Cedar st ,sof. Nassau.
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miscellaneous Advertisements.

ELAGS of ALL NATIONS on hand
and made to order Society Banners Mil!i,arv Com
pany Sk Standards ard Guide Flag got up with
and dispatch Ball decorated a. shot notice Flags
sLd Buuus hire, at The Flag ard Awning De cot cor
SHANGHAI FOWLS. - Sure bred
~ sharshse Fowls Tor safe At the coal oTee c-rnor 9TH
a1d Thompson The bred nom the iurortsd stock
81 Geo BUFaAsn, ESQ Of Bston ard viii be warrant
e. neIv-
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VO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4

u SANDERS. manufacturers, efss fos sal. a. .hs-i
Warehouse, No 2ls Peari-st fail assogtnest C-,tsa
WORK made expressly l0T pumees zai calculated %
st'f CfDea pressure Asa. ARK V<Ti-y q Sts,iU
"t, 0l' O. a. Jog l..r "a Nf,flef - ia.
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Clothing.

TLOTUING.-Ne York Cash Cloth
~ ing Establishment at the old stand. No i2 Fulton
St, near Byoaiway.
T. DEGROOr co.
have on hand large and entire New Stock OF Ready
made fall and white Clothing which for style, durability
and cheaaess prce, supasses other store in New
York Their Custom Work attended by the most III
fsl cutters every warranted TO ht Shirts
Dr,ves Crayats Stocks Collars Gloves and svery ar
Gle Of genltemen's wearing apparel
Complete suits made to order nj % hours notice.
Remember the No, l42 Fulton-St
SAMUEL R. PULLEN EDWARD DEGROOr.
oe9 lmTuIh&Ss
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y CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

-" Z hA " Do On , 2 IIVI1S FIX !,
HOUSE, aHd Snip FURNISHING Wsreroou,s Ne
- Grand - New YORK where Wli he found 4 cosnpets
assortment of the fai owing aTic,es Ftaihers hair rss
ana hsS also beds Mattresses, pzasseS and cus oas
also oelsteS1s OF every eescripOn patent srrrsF
lFoA sni iocs 0nt cottage aas trundie cots
&C also splena vauefy OF PAPER helgns bOrders &c
BIT { would cal particular attention 81 lbs Jew strl- "
han AID sprlng mattresses. y. Bold teds sss a.a.
issees renoS atet AID ade Ia - REV. oy
re IA cor -. - 49,
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Marbinerp, &r.
NLLIAM HOVEY'S PATE

WILLIAM HOVEY'S PATENT
w SIRAW-CUTTER-Wsreroo Nos 50 and -
CoefuSnds - ana No 6S Courtandt corner OF Washing
toast New YORK, where fun assortment sf those cse-
eitec articles VIII be kept fer sale BY ihs patentee and
ne n~hmrtrers, " Hcvey Lsrell OF Wore .sfcr Mass
These m~ca nes need only TO be tined 0mpetton with
AZ esAe' eyanae: cutters TO show decided prefcrenc
Ihat purchasers nay not be imposed upon by those deal
ers 10 tke CIV and elsewhere who think for the interest
to nVefs1e trs true ment Of ". HSyeys patent S<aw
Cute, "--cA contains mportah; improvements whlcl
eter com Ulors dare not the SSned here ode
and holc sE ssVss obligated 10 any that ii pare
III competition n tSt any oiAer Cylinder Cutter which
has been rraCI offered sale Ncw-Nark or ia An,
ohe- nan q he world, that they viii place Of
Hlvey gaIsGi M1caEeS Ansi any other OF equal e
sid tie IA. the greatest oi Work IN
the gwen time. with the least applied m cut
ting bar straw com stalk the Machine that shall -
defclsni shall he forfeited the ether the Machine
that viii zee stick OF wood other suhst Suce
without urbng the KNIVES the cynne- the
shan BE- declared fsfvsted PaTch aseTs Will do well {,
t4v tie coeia'la1 4 other Nachree WrE Hove :
paieri Str Cater which VII Al he iaarde Hcgcy
Patent. 1885, MoIcSs.sr Mass.
rs as WILLIAM HOYrY ( LAZELL.
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DUDKIN'S CELEBRATED GIN
ItGER WINE This useful Tonic and hishiY esteemed
d. ressic casr sold BY al respstlble faahy rrpcers
ard Druggists. Otfce No. - Bssknsr-st. delicious
"A me for rvrnlaS rsrtles e15 luh
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EVARM FOR SALE-ln Oxford, Che

k>AkM tOR SALE-ln OXfWd, Che-
u mango c., New York. containing about $50 acres Of
lant we'll div sd mto uabe pasture aud meadow land,
veil fenced This farm lee IN the Chenauso Valley hav-
If fla, meadow land ths wcs bank OF the
nver The house within five minutes walk OF
houvhMg Academy (uader the direction OF ITS able pra
epA, Mr Aboct,J Ca hehc, Epsoepalan Prssbytstiaa-
-St 40 head Of cattle good s;abng for the VIII
80 s from coo TO ,.oeo bushels oats 3 Bushels corn.
80 .s tuAs u good hay, tor which, and for other pro-
a.. 1904 afses is had IN the village. which the
sns ~ ,Ss Cssn> sso Canal and distant fom New Yeik
- !, haars .ns f,r,p-' particulars. sr-'
BrEAN NAY CGanKE'Iir sax Oxford
oil IN Or u SAM W. CLARKE, WNwSA, Ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11

III retsry Of several Banding and Loan Associations
keeps register lfsr the inspection Of usmses sna ohers
OF ali property offered for SALE IN thn clty Broska and
psrscas having houses o. lots for sale
lesss VIII Ss greatly TO their advantage to leave de-
~cr ~ aud pgice cf their property wi.b PTCANE
Ofse NJ 90 Hester - s'.'. 'e-.
NB-Persons desiron, Il psr,A-Sia- ~ c,.t- b.. 81 3
% lots Esy suif themselves ,, e'@m iius 't So .f
fSsgs.x $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11

EOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDlCA.
NJ TED SOAP 10 ths only reliable article fos esnas
Tan Pmplss Frsckes Sunburn, Eragiions. Ylssbwenos
pingssrtus ard al s6in def0roites beware Of eyshts
fsits and buy only at DR. FELIX G0URAUDS old -sn~
hshsd Laboratory, 81 W1lker-st near Broadway al
LEkDER a. South 3d-st., Philadelphia; and IOkD,hs"
lN WuhngtOn-si Boston. ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11

E'lkE BhIChS, MALI KILN TILES,
FmkCLAf Sc-I1e subscribers, tmI%E-ers Of Ere
R7csS. Malt klir les &c. cHsfzl,.fy On a.,t
FED and "a v bite Welsh Lser" Rrrsr,i7a Sforr-
ordse,7 iinza. anu -(hance 70. All azr1 ~ %
frs R.irfs, coarlcn sad fairy shave.
Firrcisy Welsh LBmys anc OyenI.iss.
hialI AIN lIles. = Sols-a ven superior rscls-
Coal--Btrn81as and ALlhfarlse II al tescri3tl1nE
sals N los = SIT purcsaseFs as-if "a
SASI. THOMPSON NSphkN
IA re-g-r.-s
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and SECURING SOAPS

4 For Wooden Manufacturers, II a superior quality,
AVID Al ery low prices made by the subscriber and de-
ed free of charge any Of me vessel landings or rs
road depot this and the England States me sap
i arrhBed AS good IS the best market No sale Or
respe, ifriy solicited and will be promptly attended
t. JAMES HARNESS. Schenectady. Ne~-ferk
rFf~ These Soaps are used by q large numoeT 81
Mills in NewYors Massachusetts, Connecticut aad Rhode
island slo 3mTuThsS.
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k'oN ohhn-A valuable Lots on 30th-
- 49,. W. sun av, 80 hy half the block, rhsy con-
go S,Iesv HouAe aud two Stables House rents tot
Si7e Alss. aprcpertS on ID ay neal Ita-
- By ie9-con ans two story brick House on
- and a three anfy brick shop rear. Pnce $.lvs
80 other cheap cry the upper part OF the civ
Apply 50 Y h kINSHiMER, No. sl9t av., from to
snd snet p 'clock a5 lms
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nater Cure.
IR til NICHOLS and Mrs. COVE

IL NICHOLS No 81 ClLaton-olsce Eighth st.-To
AVOID s they republsk their charges Con-
sataoGS personally by Litter with full directions oI
treatment. 81 iu-boarc treatment, sic week day
treatment 81 day visits n town 81; out Of town,
corCng and distance no patient received without
previous consultation Hours VI Consultation from Il ~
0!4 Ia.
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CoURAUD's HAIRRESTORATIyE,

NJ or GIRO ASSAM GLOSS, makes sif' ~ - 81.
e .,lsv and eIo.sy forces 10 grow, and b fer
ceDtion or reservation positively the bss "a esss
S,s.s,ng ths har ever invented Trial bcuies %
each al DR. GOUhAUDs old established LAW ~
a. sv.y-st near BrO1fwaY.
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MADAME DESJARDINS GRAVIER

lV1 having removed her Dancing Academy 70 No. 81
Clinton place respectfully nlorms the public that
she has opened her classes ard calls the attention Of the
coanO,ers on the elegant dances la Cr1cOvG and
la SoIcnHe which she has received from her agents N
PARIS and London where they have been expressly
posed lor tins season. and introduced America by her
onlv Ol9 lms
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[lARM. near YONKERS, FOR SALE

-CentalnrAg 70 acres, 81 winch 30 are Woed god
fruit and water Ne land excellent utuaoa romantic ans
healthy with WOW down Lonx Island There Is new
Awess and AL the houses very good The swper
10 souax abroad pncs - ~ There arr epPeusHiees
daily except Suadsys d and cents farce IL hes Il
milss aarSkeast ~ Ysa&ers Station and II nss west "
Brpaxvine AaIlsn RSkTssd Apply al No. - 9tAnsi.'
a sss.xr sSu
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DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,

IA No as Broome 81. This establishment Is open
for the Glasses ednesays and Saturdays for La
dies Children Saturday for those who wish to attend
once week ICasses on Mondays and lhnrsdays Other
classes GA Wednesdays and Saturdays the evening FOG
Gentlemen Practlcing Lessons Thurday evenings.
Sources monthly for Adults and monthly for Chill.
All the modern Dances are nciuied mths course Of
instruction. For particulars. see Circulars ozo I'M
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COURAgD'S POUDRE SUD-, Ia ~
NJ uproots hair from Isr foreheads q ssy pan be
h,,,v or,rSly and safely LIQUID ROUGE fcf ssl.s
- ehsekf LILY WHITE for Aashes IOWA.
s.ins at DR. GOURAUDs Old sstabhshsd ~
g. Wspsr-st near Broadway.
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FRANCIS PILOSITOUS COM:

IL POUND Is guaranteed 70 restore the haf 80
ses The conditions made kDDwn IN the ens
n AZ Accompanies eash bottle For toilet article
sfy and soften The HAIR TO blotches snd enp,
from the skin there Is nothing supeE'of u ING p,os q
dealt an c,rt,fcates he could have large coilseuoa
hand but hs terms vii satisfy every candid pis az
ue perfectly equitable C0etrset pncesva no@ "a ~
store gray hair 10 IL original cJor without Oe..,,
Which The proe IL SO per head. Both are ppist ~ ),
NJ and fee from al Csleterogs substance fm So.
~ proprietor >. Mc CRAKEN, No BIZ Brcaa"yg ~,
YORK and in the principal cities u the Cnop - 10
60. or hotfie nth llhkral Discount to dglfp ~"
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BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS a,

Othe folowln. prices w Ladies' Caters a and 70
shiIhnrs; Gents Rubbers st s. and IS. Mems strcns
Shoes IS PRIME Boys strong Shoes Is douee.sos gents
Cali Boots So 30 Ladies fine Kid Slips s. and IS goats
fine Patent Leather Shoes and Caters at less pce than
elsewhere, at II MANN SONS, No. $50 Grand-st.
oil 3TaTuTh&Se
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE Wanted,

~ with from IS 10 20 ot mpros ed lsad The house
must bs gooa ccnsh and contain not lass than
good aied ROOMS together with the necessary eusuld-
su<s sssden COED fruit and water Muyt he 20
rail steamboat route aad from To hours from New
York City. Lsng lsana preferred None but the prsc
pals Aisd with Spectators and Others need
ths Address stasins particulars aud tae lowest
prics isterded % be tai postpaid, LILLIAN HENRY,
Broadway Poss-ohce. "a iws
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Danrins Schools.

IsFNRY WELLS and his SISTERS
Il lAIDE IL GIAN ELLD Acadany tor Dancine.
open At the Stuyyesan Institute. No 90 Broadway Iher
instruction particularly adapted for imPartns
pupil graceful aud department The proper
manner walking also mnutely expam and iorms
au important part Of each lesson An the new and fash
onae dances taught the simplest AID most aPpro
pirate manner and likewise very short time Hours
devoted exclusively 60 adults, morning and evening APP
MY dahl vt the shove address. Oh I'M
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EOR sALE-Two Farms in Essex Co.

II New-Jerssy, QUE Of SS acre.. VITA TIVE houses and
ether buildings good arder and feacc we'll stocked with
nut Also uxs vi "a acgrs withous tGiiegs sigh;
u New-York near Scots PLANS. 20 miles distant The
wood viii pay hall is For further psrtce-
Lara .ooulre a Na RrcstwAy ola Inns
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hANCING AND WALTIING.-
1.-TWO MORENEw CLASSEs-Mr l.. BROOKES
Eagle Rooms Christie aud Delaney sts. VIII CON
n.encs forming two new classes, On TUESDAY, NOV. II
LADIES' and children al ard TIL o'clock, n
Gentlemen from all 10, NJ Private lessons a. Dir BIS re-
sdence No 23J Grand st, cor Bower, ON Mondays We'd
Betdsy Thursdays and Saturdays At all hours during the
lay and evening Mrs Brookes Will commence forming
new evea D TOR ladies (excnsYeyl at residence No
253 Grand S. Thursday, Nov 18Th All pupils are snti-
tied 20 full Of tuition from the time OF subscribing
~ ng ak
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LyOR SALE.-Yonkers Lots, beautiful,

u y
II sxaated the q short distance above the De
pot commanding the finest vaery,ew. and aasu'asse~
tpr scsnsry convenience and health the most
sble tsrms Appi, to JAM Ms BASHrORD, ga the wharf,
or BALDWIN YonAsr, or l. ". STARR. Ne Isl
Wlbsua-St New-Yorl OF ims
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DRuSH MANUFAOTORY. Nc. Sa7
CHELSEA MILLS, 27th-st.. between

9th and 10th avs The subscribers having completed
their arran gemerts for carrying the Milling business
are now prepared - furnish Fresh Ground Extra Flour
Graham Flour. Indian Meal Houiny, Wheaton exits,
Parma snd Ruckwheat Flour. They will also prepare
superior article Farns being Of the best
partitions ever made ipvsds children Gran sent "a
Mil will he Ground with dispatch. Corn Oa's and Feed
for sale Orders sent the BILL the Depot. No 10
Beekman st viii meet with attention.
For sale a 0-hsrse Engine and Boiler
n6 lmTpThSS NUNSON WILLIS.
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NOR SALE BARGAIN-A brown

ssone HOUSE the upper part of the city having all
ths ssodern Improvement and located IN Asooc iocston
Terms easy Also shes property very cheap including
hoases Ga 2eth al 800 each lot 3oIlOe cot
sxe and tables IN 30th between 4th and Sadison-
s,s 2i1lO houses path st 4th av; 2h0usee on
7sth.st VERY cheap property ID nv near Tta-s APP
NV 20 n n KINSHiMER, No 3l9 fth-av. alO ir'k
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SEARlNC'S PRIVATE DANCING

MADAME AUGUSTA takes leave to
lv1 inform the ladies aud gentlemen Of New York that
she ha, need her Instructions IA DANCING, ia
the splendid room OF the Stuyeant Institute. No 6,s
Br0adway where she resides For particulars spety om
n A NJ % 3 z 81. at ROOMS y and lS. NJ w.
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lv1CHINE SHOP 10Th ST., nesr ish. av with all It's
apparatus and implements fer sale 1t ,s IN complete
wcrkine order Two cupolas he largest will melt tons
tive cranes core oven TASKS kc and excellent steam
engine Tho Machne Shop furnished with lathss tools
beaches &C DOR all kinds of work. The land and build
nss Will be leased cold Apply at the Fouaay or to
WEEKS. KELLEY CO, No % Wall-st
MI 6sTuThkSs
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CHINA CLAY.-30 tuns Chin, Clay,
.n,1ti GAUNT DERHCKSON
Al their Conn sisn Paper wsrehcuss. les Fgltoa-s.
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ASSES w WHALE

~ and DAUGHTER respectfully announce that their
classes as aboye commencing at Constitution Hall,
No SO Broadway. at No. go Eighth and at Gothic
Hall Brooklyn For particulars circular 10 be had 40
above b-The Extra Evening Glass Tor elder ladies'.
wall commence nj aud continue until ~ no lw'
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Real @state for Sale.

u v,shnr 10 sss,Ie m the ne shborheod may
,urchsss 90 PROspECT HILL Yorkv5s, ~ lots or less
IL . body. -, !; ~ ,r.,.5 T..
uerssns waking TO bund residences quantities 10 sur
urchassrs and On sasonabe terms Maps NAY oe seen
"a ths office Of s. KErCHUM No. Tryon k9T. or AZ
MS tesso"'e' WIN" " n4 Inn
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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-22

to an Immediate disruption of the confederacy. He
did not point out any plan Operations but stated that
an organization would be made in this county of men
entertaining similar opinions, and we learn from va
rious sources that from 100 to 100 gentlemen who for
wealth and high social and mental position are unsur-
passed in any community, ready to organize on this
extreme platform. We are then to have what may be
regarded third organization, or the two extremes
to Wit the real dsnion party, and the real submiss-
ion party. The Captain direct in his application
of facts, and he asserted that according to the
organization of parties in this county, there were really
two disunion parties here
He avowed that he was for dsunion now, and
asserted that the party of submission the party that
Judge Dickinson represented on Tuesday last, would
bring about disunion by inviting further aggression
He stated that the only union party here that for
which Mr. Harris appeared, and which is known
the Conservative Constitutional party of Mississippi
This is avowal of opinion by gentleman of great
mental weight cool and prudent in his course never
pushed to by impulses, and who in time past
enjoyed the confidence of this people, and has been
honored by them with seat in State Legislature,
unsolicited by himself 1t is not strange thcn that
attach Importance to this open avowa 1t is confirm
ing our opinion and while the tendency of the
other parties shall cling to position the only
that promises safety to the South and the perpet
ty of the Union. We are for the Union and the con-
stitution as it is.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-22

under the cry of Union to conceal their ambitious long
ings. We shall push the up to the gates of the
opposition and they cannot be brought fairly,
and like men, why Wen smoke em like foxes, that's
all