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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

ErFEcrs OF DrssoLurIoS.--lIon. J. r. Poia-
sctt, formerly U. S. Minister to Mexico, has
written letter in opposition to the Southern
scheme Of Secession and new slavcholding
Confcdcracy, in which he Significantly ssys -
"Such confcdcracy would present no barrier
against the attacks of the abolitonsts Of all the
world. The sympathies Of civilized Europe
are against our institutions, and if they 6s nor
protected by Ms Constitution and the much despis-
ed Union, our siares iOouh not be porth fsa
years purchase" We believe the great msjor-
ity of SHAREHOLDERS, Like Mr. Poinsett, have q,
profound conviction that their Union with the
North is the great barrier which preserves
their favoritc institution from sudden and inev-
liable ruin. How long will Northern fresmen
consent to stand in such relation to that insti-
tu'ion, so full Of all conceivable misery and
crimel aE11 q' tninus7a 80 f-ffi W. FrsaY
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

VINO ALMANAC ron lS50.-We acknow-
ledge the receipt of copy of this annual from
tho publishers. Aside from its party character,
(and there is little in it of partizan nature }
its contents arc exceedingly valuable to the
politician and tho man of business. The Cali
fornia, New Mexico, Texas Boundary, Utah,
Fugitive Slave and District S!avc-Tradc Sup
preston bills are all given their material pro-
visions in full, and the Others in substance
The permanent provisions of the Census pnd
Apportionment bill the Military Bounty Land
bill in full, with the regulations for obtaining
Bountics under it, the Nicaragua Ship Canal
Treaty with Great Britain, &c. are of the widest
interest. The Members Of Congress, present
and prospective; with a sketch of the doings of
Hast Session; Mileage'of do; U. S. Finances /;
Railroads in this country Europe in 1850 /;
California in 1850; Central America The IL
lustrious Dead of 1850, SC. &c. such arc the
subjects treated with the utmost power of con-
dcnsation in the closely printed pages of the
Whig Almanac. Though so modest in size
few medium sized volumes contain so large an
amount of matter, and not many arc got up at
so considerable an expense. Price IL l-2 cents
per copy, l3 for 81, 81 per hundred, sos per
thousand. Address Greeley McElrath, Tri-
bune Office, New York.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

We believe. on the whole, that the compliments
so literally bestowed upon us in the following
article from the pen of Mrs. Swisshclm hard
ly afford justiffable excuse for denying our
readers the pleasure of its perusal. She
comes in so winning garb, and displays her
courtesy and fairness as disputant in light
so attractive, that we can do no less than doff
our hat and bid her welcome to our pedestal !!
To be sure our modcsty suggests a doubt
whether VIC deserve so warm and fattcring a
eulogium at her hands, but If she can afford
to give We think it will not hurt us to take it.
Our rcoders will know what abatement to
make on account Of the extreme amiability
and partiality Of tho writer
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

CHEAP PosTAGE.-There is not little dis
satisfaction expressed by tho friends of Cheap
Postage with the bill which recently passed the
House and is now awaiting the action of the
Senate. In some respects it does seem rude
affair, and yet we should regret to see it fail 10
consequence of any unavailing efforts to amend
it. The New York Independent hopes that the
Senate will cut down the rate to two cents,
and that the House will concur. We do not
expect the present Congress to do any thing 50
wise as that.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01
VOL. g.

MAssAcHusErrs.-The political pot Of the old
Bay State is the scat Of a terrible fermentation VI
just now. Our readers know that, previous to III
the recent election, coalition was formed be- ff
tween the Frcesoilers and the great body of the "
Democrats, with a view to break down the
Wing ascendancy, effect certain State reforms, 81.
and place in the U. s. Senate firm friend Of
freedom in place Of tho arch traitor Daniel L.
Webster. The coalition worked adnirably up ~
to the point Of the Senatorial election; the Free
soers consenting to give the Democrats the "
lions share Of the offices, with the distinct un-
derstanding that they Uhe Freesoilcrs) should go
be permitted to namo the man for Senator i'
They nominated for that place Charles Sumner, "
an eminent scholar and the spontaneous choice ,
of the masses Of their party, and the nomins-
tion was duly confirmed in the Democratic eau
Gus; but when the House came into, the elec-
ton it was found that just enough old bunker a.i
democrats had boltcd to secure his defeat. The ~
Senate elected him very promptly, but tho
House has ballottcd several times without eff
fccting choice. Another trial will be made 7-,
on the 9TH inst, but we fear without any better
success, Tho Wings desire to stare off the a.
election till next year, when they hope to be- "a
able to elect Winthrop; and the bunker DEM "
ocrats seem disposed to play into their hands. IS
new trial to elect Members of Congress I
took place in seven of the Districts in the State
on the goth ult Tho Wings elected their can ls
didateS in three Districts, and in the others
there was no choice. Two of the Wings chosen %
strong Freesoilcrs, while the other voted for 81
the partition of New Mexico and the Ten Mil .,
lion swindle for the benefit OF Texas. Palfrey is
is farther than ever from an election. having
given offence to some of his friends by opposing
the coalition Charles Allen has gained soms- ~
what, but falls short of a majority. edo.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01
sALEM, ONO, FEBRUARY i, 1851.

SUNDAY MEKTINos.--A good audience attend
cd at the Town Hall on Sunday last to hear the
reading of Horace MOnn's Thoughts for q
Young Man. 1t was admirably read by Sallic
d. Cove, Alfred Wright not being well enough
to assist her.
The next meeting will be held on the 9th
inst, when a Discourse will be delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Dickon of Hanover.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01
0br Anti 5lausrp Buols.

WHEN Con COMMANDS TO TAKE THE TRUMPET
AND BLow A DoLoRous OR JARRISo BLAST, II
LIES NOT IN MANS WILL WHAT HE SHALL. SAY on
WHAT lie SHALL coNcRAL.-Mihon.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

New HAMrsnRE.-Amos Tuck has been
nominated by the Wings for re- election to Con-
gress. We presume. if Mr.. Tuck accepts the
nomination, that the Frcesoilers will withdraw
tho name Of Moses A. Garland, and that both
parties will unite TO secure his (Afr Ts) election
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

tried to get into the Speakers chair of the U S.
House of Representatives by riding two nags,
each going in an opposite direction from the 9th
er, and who, instead of reaching the said chair,
was prccipitatcd into the mud, has come out in
tho Washington Union with eulogium upon
the Orthodox Quakors, while at the same time
he vents his wrath upon the Anti-Slavery
Friends for vcnturing to ask the repeal of the
Fugitive Law, The Orthodox Quakers of In
diana must feel themselves highly honored by
the praise of such man, and we believe no one
can bo so unjust as to deny that @y risalv d.
ssyts ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

The KSocKISos.-C. c. Burr made great
flourish, short time since, in New York, in
announcing his purpose to explain the mystery
of the Rochester Knockings in course of pub
lie lectures. The announcement had the effect
at first to secure him largo audience, but his
pretended exposure of the mystery turned out
'humbug,' and the people thereupon lcft
him to waste his sweetness upon empty benches.
lie attempted to show that the knockings arc
made with the toes, and gave some specimens
of his own genius in that line but the Tribune
says that his efforts were "total failures, which
left the Rochester mysteries as much in the dark
as before" The Providence Mirror says that
Burr somc timc since proposed to ono of the
Rochester girls to unite with him in giving public
exhibitions, and failing to obtain her consent,
he went to work to establish the toe theory
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

Pow's SrEEcH.-Georgc Pow, member Of
Assembly from Mahoning County, made a
speech, short time since. in the House on the
subject of the Fugitive law, in which he takes
the ground that tho law is unconstitutional, and
that Congress has no power to lcgislate on the
subject, the duty of delivering up the slave
dcyolving solely upon the States individually.
lie foriiGes this position with arguments which.
however convincing in themselves, have little
practical force against the unanimous decision
of the Supreme Court of the United States and
tho general voice of tho Bench and Bar in every
part of the Union. Mr. Pow says, that il he
thought the law Constitutional, his voice would
not be heard in a Legislative hall-he would feel
himself compelled to repudiate the Constitu. !.
ton. The moral tone of the speech is unex-
ceptionable. e n i VA
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01
From the Ohio Republican.
The Associate PrrSbyiery Of Ohio.

At a meeting of this Presbytcry, at Poland
in this county, on the 10Th day OF December,
1850, the following report on the Fugitive
Slave Law was unanimously adopted aud
ordered to be read in all the congregations
under their inspection, and also to he pub
lishSd. DAVID GooDwILLIE, Clerk.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

PAISEs LIeHr-The public must not expect
the immediate introduction of the benefits Of
Paine's discovery into thoir dwellings. 1t wiz
necessarily take time to construct and perfect !
apparatus, and remove all obstacles in the wsy !,
of its general employment II there are SO.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-02-01

w, L. CHArLIS addressed large meeting in
Boston on the 18th ult. George Thompson be-
ing present also made an eloquent addroas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06

"a A stock br 'Ler in New York, named Ray
lomPklns, son of Coy. TompllnS, managed
10 obtain some 500 600 and sud- My disappeared
rom Wall Street, the scene Of his operations.
lie has been arrested in the upper part OF the city
ana has made an assignment Of all his property
Tor the benefit Of his creditors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06
THE DANVILLE RAILROAD.


=rzH-.-s~a~-s-- s@1s---'s' & --A-@1ai7-
THE DA\XIIIF RAILROAD
a. l,r, c,,,, a communication ia tho M,
:, f." n : No., H., G,,,.,ts c,., ~ p,,,,l
WE nv I,,,,,,,. to-, 49,.
N'"',' ,L, rrov;.;,ns nj the Ne,, C,l, Iir.rf.
soah, - ~ ,,,i ,,.,,,y.;,,,.r. -, ~ ..;
ing Tue 7' '''' ''' - - iva
al the heA' '''' -, vac =,
Assembly " n''% i'o'o a. IN, ''''
The lfeen"'"'I> % '' ~ - ''' '> d,
wheihel u'e JUL u = u =, ~ NY ,''
fnoscfioe !, '' ''i'',' s''eN - s't "''"" '' ana
DanYie ha''''" ''i'''a
mus IL appears 'l'e 42e>z'2o Is u pc presented
10 the people OF 'l1>N''a9,' IN an a",no'''iN'
manner whether "eY Will pc aHy hn>h lae
work they nave o'Soo' oi Nhttl'i "r> WI I''
We learn from private source tia, the sane
question, WILL in ike manner. be presented II
the people of Halifax FIR thrir decision and
though strange as II may arp ar. we believe a
majority of The rioters OF that county, would
vote larIc sum for this pn1pose. The friends
of tha, scheme seem determined. Al last, to t.st
the question whether they are II have a road or
whether all their work has been done for moth
ing
Our own opinion Is, and we eve il IN answer
10 the many inquiries that have been made Of Us
on the subject, that He roaR rW be bH'H if not
in the time designated tar It's completion, at
least, ultimately. II ilallaX and PuSNIvanla
shall vote subscription 10 ne W'fN' Any'n'oS
like proportonatc 10 thef ann II Pay as we
have strong reasons to believe they will d., we
see no reason why IT should not be completed IN
n, tbe subject of the extension of the road
,.s,,'..h Nor,h Carolina, we learn from the same
A., NJ TunSiau the President of tho
PaP' ""' Ii.,.d i,o ,,,,1o ~ n,o,.,l ,
Company j" .i NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06
frg.DcPcics. EyOD Sc,

aseuiug them tint ,1art- gill be- .pilrd 10 lrnse
& - rufielHpr afelfop paid hfhc Sale ol Cunt Wheat
Flour, Otts and Tobacco. JAMES Il.FIANItH.
sept g-IIf-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06

g. We sec the Democrats of the New Jersey
Legislature, who have an accidental mi )rV Of
fuo in that body, are in considerable snarl a.
bout the election OF United StatoS Senator in
place OF Mr.. DAYTON whose term Of service viii
expire on 4'h March. Mr.. John Il. Thompson
of Princeton, who is brothcr-in-lAw cf Com.
Stockton and who once a>pired to the Gubcrnato-
rial honours of that State, has received the eau
Gus nomination, but some Of his party refuse to
support him and the Legislature has adjourned
over to 18th February, without making the cleo
ton. Mr.. Thompsons conneXon with the great
monopoly companies Of the State doubtless has
something to do in thwarng hi, political aSpira
tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06

HEAVY DAMAGES. The Boo nj, g'on, Me
Lean cnun'y, (Ohio) Whit. slls that the father Of
"onng bryant, who from ltjn les Received fom tn" up
settIng of last summer. h1s dead, has
covered fifteen thousand dollars damages aIant Messr-
FINK and Co., of Chicag The stage rropnerTs.
Suits for damages in tn" North and West
are getting to be all the fashion nowadays.
A man recently recovered 81 600 for the Ios' Of
wife killed some railrold. Some mon
would take much less than that to get lid Of a
cara spOnsa. a wag at our elbow, who is short
of funds, wishes to be vlctlmlSed by some com
pany, and bogs that the packet-owners will droma
him a HHtC IN 'fhc ragiag cana3rl'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06

rrra nHf he sanetian aud approval 81 the cis account
9TH state present. al aninqr. anl .eet,t,
tue '''n'el "h- by ih's" "I any company III iir TN
tod = i,ui st., aud
mutual PIN, nnhoa- all the ucnchs and ptis Villages
d~ln'i tahfanfz, with anlN the rhr"h~'s II one.
lh' l'n'rro ut l'le lo.n"nrc ~ based ~ -nnnd mafl
'W'h ''' li'''' hd 'd"h" ct No 'tiaii'h ihntin
'"iA MN culinary OH - I" hc ohl i,nef his
nN WI ta h=sse III In lNrsl rates oi premium hat
v" P'F' '' III III requisite security talhe insured, AMI
pc ,. ',, ,a lhe ~ iiai, 80, "a . ..
hINEtliN ~ LIE insurance. lheFrelt aud
f'e la.n'a"'r - II" ''rt' tie VII nd
'"'''P ~ VAN "ha n'''' '"'r ia leah Il the nis
nav" mn ''''' 'hm.h - phi"''ly u-'ins IA great
N'i',A NJ lint 'ases
''''' n.e''e'f '''hr rl't mans "'a M aud 'od IN
'''lh'N E." t'Fii' 8 u - an institutions avs Cham
'' '''.nh''hl lhiihg hn'niN'd good T." mankind -
nv ' ~ ''at "ho Vol are confident viii rat senh
h. l1e - si'i7dat a le" Years CT the amount ri Ia,
dh insured ~ H. LII, aud YOU thct,', 'ehi
Won "nlla1h ~ 'mh"trd hv mot'g 'ec aud inhibited
n'-' ."ha would m'''o ,oW 'nilv should snn h' M
rNp .rtcll, tur amount al ,,fr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06
- IL A W y " NJ l, T. 10 y

ORA WV NJ NJ u 4 rs
&u.srN thas
- = II ca ~ ~ N is y ~ Is - 20.
S't-tN thrs -
VI 10 CO Gu tG 81 l. Il II II l. 90
Nt",ua Ntatc# Ia II
IL II II - 60 G6 Ct II Il - - ~
rIlII soil.
SasacNs Whole 40. II u -, q 900
lebfHli,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06
JOHN WILLS
REf.ibI WILLS.


Alexander brown, Sheriff of Nelson county and spcl,
'dml"'4tt tor al Spotsvood Garland. dec Samuel NJ
A. 'nt'ads Garland, Hugh A. Garland aud tarolino
~ '''''lia Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06

The gross receipts % tie r a.. i aap ar, fom rhs
Iuli,o's srte ueat have been for he
year. $Ql272o -
Ind the expenses of management Isl Udo 90
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
INSURANCE..

CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY-Ofices 81 wALL-Sr and iS1 BOW.
ERY Thus Company. with cash capital oI
&l50,0Oo,
and large surplus securely invested continues 10 rs1y
sgans, loss OF damage BY FIRE. On dwelling houses
chsnlse household furniture, and all descriptions Of Ps.
sonal Property. On the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah johnson. Alonro ANord, DANIEL Burtneu
William " allace Thomas Mckirath. Luke Baker,
VIM Valentine, James BALDWIN, Jay JARVIS.
John Harris, Robert Barley. frsncis n ran6,
Jacob Miller James VI Waterbury.
DANIEL BURNETT, PressseAt
JAMS N MeLEAN. Secretary. MWPu
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
GUNNER RESIDENCE for SALE,

SArARM 81 70 ae,es 81 the n~~s hezut,lal land
Staten f~sna with d~ei'ane HOUSE,. belnx Posssn oi
~. ,,ua p,oss pf scssnvue Eve MO ste~ wals from
C,ssr (rsse landing md ~ minutes sIse ten Wander
lts . offered f0r sale for the sua Of Ssss, thirds
= asy from syssas 81. and Pier No. r.. sss Cedar
Srose aksdne psrscns dae opPortuar to etamiae the
rhere Is nc land or amer situation th
icInJ.s ol NeU.Ywk. Fos par,c slars Apply 70 rHos
"a STRONC s. Nsssaa ~. - oa'As p-s1ises Iniw'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
.JEWELRY. &c.
JEWELRY AND Sill

WATCHES, JEWELRY AND Sill
w yERwARE Those who " sh to purchase W sich-
% Jeery and Silver Ware either a wholesale retail
VII fad Il greatly T. their advantage T. call the sab
srr no iS constantly RECEIVING al descriptions II Gold
an. silver Watches fro4 the facfgrers knyand.
F-snce ana Switzerland which he : selling AZ wholesale
ana retail A. the vey lowest prices Spendid loii hro-
r1,s-ers And Duplex Watches Fine Gold AMI Silver Ens-
>h Patent Lever Watches by Cooper. Foofs, bee>eF,
and o,hsrS Gold and Silver Detached Lever and L lne
watches Gold Guard Fob and Vest Chnns Chataitine
CHAINS for ISaies Pure Gold Wettng khss, God
Cuasd Kess Fob Ke,s and Seals Coll AMI SILVER penci,
,nj t;a Rings Ladies Bracelets. Gold Lpcke'S God
sud silver Thimbles CHAINS for watches Goll ana 81
ysr Srecfac,es Sterling silver Spoons Cups. toiNs X
Gold Watches low SO q 50 each "aches &'o
Jewelry exchanged .,..-
All Watches warranted % keep good time ~ the money
re,rr-eS Watches, Clocks ani Jewelry repaired IN we
les 1annc7 ana warranted and a. much eSS than me
uspa nr1res CEO { ALLEN Importer If " a;chts AMI
Jeweiry hoieSale and Retail Ii ast cofurtoi .rr
" ~ e'."' '''''' ~ Jy9f
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
EvOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

u RESIDENCE, with from TO rs acres Of Land stu
ted opposite the powelton House about mile north OF
the village of Nowhurgh The house entirely new, and
contains twelve apartments. including bath room Inc
grounds are furnished with the necessary buildings,
aud contain great variety Of the choicest fruit trees
full bearing selected WITH great care from Downhg Gar
den No place the Hudson River commands 4 more ex-
tensve or finer prospect possesses healthy loca
village 20 the RIVER and adjoining the garden of Charles
Downing. ESQ Inquire sf Il, II MACE Newbursh.
Va WSE&yawf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
NEwBuRGH PROPERTY FOR

~ r. w II I ~ u IL nVt h'N
lNSAir at a GREAT RARGAlN-four lots ON the
west side IL smith :, etween First and Second 81 eaA
lot ksne and ice feet deep there are two frame
dwellings uIoa them, which are nov ~cepNn nse' eny
s on the sle ~ Nunigorerysi between ffsi and
Second IS ssia 10 ~ tert from, and 100 fesi deep The
sho,e property now oteTtd tI cash aud VIII ne s'o
x,c.t sserhce ocF large nivcenent> &" parties
drsfirs make investments m property thsi - "A G
IN value and capable ~ eeinS male yer, prducr rN.
CAMP 4 WfLifS, Ne ands Waiet-si New nnIN.
-. I..rs RAIf "a Nv hufxh Jv2 ia~3~W'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
TO LET or FOR SALE-One of those

II beautiful marble front Houses Twenty thirdst be-
Seventh and Eighth This Of the most de-
sabe residences the Also part Of one to Let Ap-
ply to c. SANDTORD. William and Cedar. or to A.
HOYT, ICE West Twenty thiTd-st near the premises
iyll 3tNWkFs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
THOSE ELEGANT WHITE RUB

Il BER GOODS.-Seyer, IN the progress OF the lndls
Rutb.r has mode of manufacturing been discovered
by which the abnc could he yulcanlzed and come OUT
white color until Tyler Helm made their INVENTION ana
obtained patent for their beautiful Zinc R1ooer whca
now takes precedence of all other rubber fabrics These
goods of light crab light 10 border 90 "ilte
and bs shaded any color. The fabric adIarabiy
adapted table. piano and other furniture aud Or
namental articles well and better than rubber made
from any other patents II free from that unpleasant
sulphurous otor II Goodyears patent affected by
heat Or hold constant exposure u the weather. All
gpos made by Goodyears patent necessarily DARK OF
black Lesd turns dark when yUlcanzet steam, while
zinc remains clear white Dealers are invited 20
pare nv patent fabrics with any other the market and
warned against the nfns eneni OF patent by the
lnioA India Rubber Co. ami other forming pa
of the combination. against whom suits have been
menced for tbs piracy. HORACE H DAY,
Je30 lOiSiM&F q C0rtl land-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
4 DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT

hFOR sALE-A Farm. consisting OF 50 acres OF iand
of which considerable portion IS woodland. situate IN
Wexcbester County about miles from this city
one mile from HINTS Bridge Depot Of the Harlem Kali
road and two miles from Yonkers The house, which -
new stands On nearly the highest ground IN Westcheser
County and commands extensive prospect The ertec.
salurty Of the place the purity of the water and facib
of access render very desirable for persons dong ou
ness in the city Stable house. &c the premises
Can be at time Apply 10 T. H. LCDLOW, , ii
W.Il-st (B3sD jyl6 6thl9thS2lst
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
OAK u Mt. & J. ALDRlDGE )

~ Hudson County OAkCA WORMS, berseh, NeN-'et'
sew a miles from New York; Orders by mai promptly
attended TO Persons sending by mail will please say wha'
kind they want, Extra Superior or American Navy fet-
sons wishing visit the above works or having business
with the promoters by taking the stage from Jer
sey C Ferry, which leaves for Bergen every half hour
iyll lms
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
WATCHES JEWELRY and SILVER

" AII II FlN. r W MIN anu NI " I'iN
w WAPF-A very large assortment OF the newes,
,yie Of rch Jewer OF every pattern nne gold anu sfe
ladies' and gsnomens Watches and Silver Ware Of fhe
sanJafd of doars al very moderate pnees, can De ind
ar W plCETMANN'S Jeweiry Store, lIO Canal-s,
Watch a JeWGU anu 0Ytl NNr Wadr tp"rueF' anu V''
flIly Ieuared CSfcrnIs Gold taken Ia eKchsnSs and
- IL M M r. order jel' tJyl7'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
FIRE INSURANCE co

u of the City cf New-Y Uk Once l13 Csnal-st. (peo-
ples' Bank Bulldnxl nsnres Brlldngs, Merchsntss
House hold Furniture Vessels IN Port ami their csryes
kr axuns loss damage by Fire the most tavorsos
tstIs An losses promptly adjusted and PAID
DIRECTORS.
Jsramiab Terhell Ci,leur DE Angels Charles P,erss
Freeman Campbell James \ Bfonwer VIM NJ wilson.
Jrhr " LEWIS n a. Stokes Abraham Lesgett
yohn p Yelyerton, JothaMC { Meeker Matthias CLARK.
Penv,S Teroell. VIM b Corning. Iaomas munsms
David ID Crane Solomon Banta EDWARD y C3h
J,hn Mace Charles Crane. Mortimer Brown,
,;,oree Yeungs George Warner Root {. Noorhlss
Cor,'s Stenhens Christopher Gwyer,P J Bonesteel
s,m,r Shrudler William j Buck, Alfred Barmefe.
Edward Nelson. John MoneypenW' 'has IL Moinnss
q Hubbell, Geo ID trssm,, m,,,,r,, -,
JEREMIAH rEkBELi, President
Nosss q IKos.Rp Secretary iel3 lmMWAH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
LOTS for SALE.-Two of

he best LOTS on Seventh-sv, weS mee. oe."een
Twenty second and Twenty third sts two LOTS on ven
sy-secend-st and two Twenty rstst near sevenuiaV
he improvements making and 20 be made on hs Avenue
plyto l2sftf ". CHESTER, 81 ~aI-ss.