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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-26

OLD CONSTITUTION.
';No human authorit,
can, in any case what
ever, control or inter
tere with the rights 0
conscience:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-26
NEW CONSTITUTION

NEW CONSTITUTION
Mo person shall be
imprisoned for debt in
any civil actioa, on
mense or final process,
unless in case of fraud"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-26

w. " ~"-NS "a - ao-Ns
except in cases of
impeachment and cases
arising in the army and
navy: or in the militia,
when in actual service,
in time of war, or pub
lie dangers; and in cases
Iofpetit larceny and 9TH
er interior offences: no
person shall be held to
answer for a capital or
otherwise in ia m Gus
crime, unless ON present
ment or indictment of a
grand jury.7
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-26

The present Constitution it will be OBJ
observed, permits the arrest of person for
debt, put provides for his discharge except
in ca ses Of fraud whereas, the new Con-
-stitution prohibits the arrest except in cases
of fraud.
Another provision concerning the admin
istration of criminal justice Of the State, is
worthy of note here present the two
corresponding sections upon this subject:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

Il bers manufacturing Paper Hansnss and Borders
~ every VARIETY and s'ye New and choice designs are
constantly teng added 70 their stock Gold and Velvet
Parers eq aa 20 the best PARIS manufacture Metchans
wa please call and before selecting heJ STOCK
Aitsntio0 paid 70 the ret,h trade ,- . ,.
EAMES. PERRY co,
ola 2w. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
Carpetin9s, Nr.

CARPETS CHEAP for CASH.-WlL-
~ LIAM MeGORTY, Ne. $50 wIilism-st.. three doors
from Fultons offers for sale has entire stock Of splendid
English and American Carpets OIL Cloths, Table Covers,
&c, sc, at prroes unusually low for cash.
Families about purchasing, will do well 20 call and sup
ply themselves =, wholesale prices
B-Sl0e000 worth of Capetlng Of evsry description.
" offered at wholesale on reasonable terms sic im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
| AIDES SCHOOL-RED HOOK,

H on the NORTH RIyER.-MRs WN JONES re-
INTO her family twenty pupils whom she thoroughly
lnsirgcs all the branches sound education requires
and also IN those Accomplishments and tina. personal
mage which At them for entrance INTO society. Music
French and Drawing taught bg members Of nly
who ladies emment qualified IN their respective
fesSlorS and teach with al that s0lcude fOr the prJ-
cency Of their pupils the paramount Importance of these
accomplishments demands She has three vacancies to M
and parents desBe Interview MAY call her. No
as est Washington sce I'LL studies Imed lst
November. Her terms $50 year. without extra
charge References be made % the parents Of Of
her pseseat oI former pupils Of 6tathsnGT1ThxSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
DATTON'S INSTITUTION for the

Il EDUCATION Of BOYS No. 259 Greene-st near
Clinton place J II PATTON. A. II. Principal Will DO
reopened on MONDAY; Sept That parents may be-
come acquainted with the character Of this Institution
reference made Of those patrons who had
II from one TO three For the sake Of
venience their address Is also gwen
II Remsen Esq. No a 5h-ay or No. 10 Park place;
Brown. Esq No 100 Eh-st., OF No. ~ William st.
Jas Thomas, ESQ, No. IS ST Marx splace or No "a
Beaver-st; WA Sloane. Esq No. 10 East 8th-st No
% Broadway Nathan Starr. ESQ, No Great Joness
or Ne IA Wser-s; Walter Jagyar. Esq, No. 70 West
2lst-.t or No. 20 Wal-st jas G Gregory, Ess No 50
sih-.t N NJ Van Beuren, Esq, No q West lith-st,
ol5 SwMxTks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
NC, CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANTS


MECHANICS, snd OTHERS Three Thousand
Acres OF yAlrAnLE LtTp ls%s ~ Ies, and around sS
siTE ON the Long Island Railroad FOR SALE This
10 attract If Land situated IN the Township OF Brockhsven
Ssk County Long Island laid out ON both sides OF the
Nlsdfnry Station is s. nllss from Brooklyn Al present
Il Is the point Of eonmumesnsn by RaiIcai between
Repcr wNl other smaller places, and Is one of the
most important points the road The station Il ,nr
miles from Pa,chogne and ten from Port Jefferson A.
well known the Long Island Railroad of the ostab
lished routes between New-lork and Boston.
The soil embraces every variety, RON pure loan 10
slighiy oay sand susceptible of the highest cultya-
ton and the faculties for obtaining weed and fish
foI manure well rs materials for compost. Is every
respect adapted 10 modern agriculture.
The tract is covered with an oak and plne growth Of
VARIOUS azes and on are man, thousands oil soids oil
also valuable building timber. Water Of the best
quality Is easy Of access.
The seuhefiy bouadsry miles from the center ct
Psichcsue; the nor,hery smles in Long Island sound
There mills, schools and churches within few miles
and the coaa'ry around Is last humg up : estimated
that within year ever SEQ persons have purchased lands
IN the Immediate vicinity. foy the purpose OF
In respec, these Lands worthy the attention If
Emlrants, Farmers, Mechanics aud others.
Eot the convenience Of purchasers the property hss been
divided a. nearly as possible INTO rEN-AtkE LOTS.
which will be sold s,ng With the privilege o one q" more
OF the adjoining Lots The prices have been gIadused
from SIS t. $500 for Lo, Of ten acres and upward
COMMUNICATION with ,ae RallyoSd by way Of the Med
ford Station where PERSIA vii always be IN attendance
the ARRIVAL Of the nsornins tram from BroAnn. aud
wait On purcAaser
The parties Interested these Lands have for sale 90
acre. Of other Land including several hgn,s productive
Yarns the VICINITY, which they offer "a reasonable
terms The titles are md spuishle
,,ansrsv' aIn,s :" EMERSON 4 PRIChARD. Alscrasvs
a. law No 10 Hslst, New YORK. OF ~ persons On the
sss%ss Ms1s 3 ssp RSs 4
The tsains leave Brooslyo al A NJ ami 4 T. VI anu
arrive at Mediord at y NJ and p Leave Medt'rd
at sh som. and III Am NJ, and arrive AZ Bro0Ssn at
81. SOM A nj and y Nj SSt In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
NOR SALE-The fast-saihng schooner

u MARTIN VAN buren,, rebuilt from her keel up
this last Spring at and running from Al
bany New York Her dimensions follows 60 feet
keel } feet BEAM feet the hold draws feet Of water
when loaded $50 tuBs she has salts and rig
gIng throug and well calculated to to Virginia
ia the pine wood business The undersigned has built the
above vessel with good material and the best possible
manner She can be bought low aud accommodating
terms by applying to PETER s. CRAMER, PoughkeepSe.
oIte WILLIAM DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff. City Hall, New
York sl6 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and

II
the Handsome Two Story and Attic Brick House, with
and Kitchen attached Front and Rear Piaez
&c sunated Ceont rs feet north of Myrtle built
for the owners residence eighteen months since and
arranged with every convenience for genteel fault
" ntains thiftecn rooms, with large cellar, sc.
I'VE Garden handsomely laid out and we'll stocked with
nult trees vines flowers nc Size SO by i30eet
,le the Two Two STORY aud Basement Cor
Av ", ,srs ua,ed on Vanderbt-a IA the rear OF tho
hYe Me ss hy 80 sct, each couta eight neatly
soms With cellar open !uc, sc The move pronerty is
bcnr IN the neigh heed Of Washington PARK
(now cemplengl and CHI on av The streets eighty
feet VIDE, win nue. sc. Stages pass within
100 yards few minutes Terms reasonable aud
nodatng Hsr particulars inquire the premises OF OF
H. JohNSo.s, at Messrs AppeIOn's, No 200 Broadway
s22 laws"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
TILTON'S IMPROVED VIOLIN. =


Il vohns with TILTONS Improvement are
sale a. No 10 Park place where Musical Professors ANA
teuTs and the public invited TO call and essulne the
same As evidence that the IMPROVEMENT
claimed real append the following certificates aad
notices.
" have examined number of Mr.. Titon's improved
Nioins. have tined them IN my orchestra and have no
hesitation that hs attachment liable
improvement giving brhancy and quality Of tone nth
efto only acquired by age" W. T. ROBERTS,
Musical Director, Broadway The ster.
Having had oppor. unity Il inspecting several Of
your improved VOins at No 10 Park place take great
pleasure saying that consider them far superior
instruments u their class saw-lndeed Sir
tonished at the result Of your invention" sc.
Morris HI0Gfss.
The experiments ne made here so far satisfied To
ndnce 70 permit him 20 attach the Improvement to my
fiddle. The result has greatly exceeded my exoecaions
&c. W II HARRINGTON New. Orleans.
To satsfy our mind we len With Mr. Titon et-
eeent instrument. with ful auhosiy to as his own
IA testing the Improvement The vion weA known N
this place and all who have heard sound declare that
II has been benefited al least hundred per cent"
lWest ALBANIAN, Carroilton. Ala
We have hesitation in predicting that this discovery
III introduce new the history of the instrument
tPickens Republican, Ala.
W. b. TILTON CO, No is Park.place.
-Gentlemeu may have the Improvement attaches
to Their Violins BY leaving them with Mr ] As above,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, $50 Hous-
- ton-st N. Y.-Mr. VICTOR BEAUMONT, Civl
Engineer, graduate from L'Ecole Centrse des Arts ct
Msnuacures Of Paris will spen the lSt Of September
neIt II lessons The French and English
languages III all the branches heoretc Al and practical
connected with Civil Engineering For details and ree
rcnoes apply at the School euli Il
SPANISH LANGUAGE.-C. COR
~ RIM teacher and translator OF said language, contn-
20 lessons heretofore either al hs own the
residence Of pupils Best Of references gwen Apply
his residence No al Fth-s 2d-av Mr. Schsr-
Denberg, No iS3 Broadway. s22 ns
ERENCH, ITALIAN, SINGING and
the GUITAR taught by Madame KELLY, No. 60
Cathsrne.st. Madame KELLY will attend families at
then houses IN the above branches Terms moderate
Most respectable references. Ol3 lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

~ T. DlETZ, dealer in every variety
~ of Oh. Camphene aud Burning Fluid Lamps No.
~ Gree0wcA st, y. y, 81 door above Barclay. full
Lamp Wick Lamp shades and Glasses Of al kinds. Pure
Sperm. Lard and whale OILS CamPhsle and Burning
Fluid wholesale and retail McchamcA Lamps Cleaned
and repaired Astral LAMPS altered to Solar s2s TIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
NOR SALE-A FARM and COUN.

u TRY SEAT beautinIIy siuated nsaT the VIZ az %
SomeTyile New Jersey The house is nearly new bullf
m modern style walls hard finish. marble nantes, large
p,azzas front ard rear and repee with ever conve-
nIence for a gentlsmans family. Fruit Of all unds aud
shfubbesy barn granay house, lce-house, &C
The fam consists Of l2j acres " Of which are wood Tue
house will Re solo with less land to suit the Dur-
chaser The premises ie within quarter Of mile OF Tie
depot Of the remain on bond and mort
gage For further particulars inquire Of
oi3 svs HOMER MORGAN. No Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at

- Il
- New-Canaan, Conn. DAVID S. ROCKWELL,
PRINCIPAL sid Proprietor. assisted by hs Soa THIS
the Oldest Boarding Schools the State Ii situated
New-Canaan falYhe.d Co. Conn two hours from New
York by the New-fork and NewHayen Railroad % Ds
men. from Darsn 70 New Canaan one hour By stage.
The buildings an pie their accommodations and
combine all those desgrsbs for The comfort
convenience and health II the pupils.
The Winter term commences or the lst Of Noy-mfer
A dress d. 5. ROCKWELL. No No ~ Pearl s., New
YoEk where also cnculars may BE- oOeal1sd. % In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
Schools.

DRlVATE EVENING CLASSES IN
y TRENCH-DR +. I. WINKELMANN, Professor
II French &C. the Brooklyn Female Academy pro-
poses to the young gentlemen Of the City Of BROOKLYN to
open two Private Evening Classes IN French for be-
glnuerS and the other 70 such have studied the laa
before. The number OF scholars u each class Inn
tied 10 eight The regular courses will be commenced N
the yth II October and the lessons be Monday
Wednesday and Friday, from " to9i NJ Terms 80
for three months. and 81 for one month payable IN ad-
For further particulars apply at the Professors
residence Of Court and State SIS South Brook
kn. Mondays Wednesdays OF Fudays between and
= NJ oT IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

X 'NGLlSH and CLASSICAL BOARD
= LING ING SCHOOL for BOYS, al Edinburgh, NY-s
blhcHER, b. ,PrncIpal-Nunaber of PsDlls Inn
Isd 70 10, yaeaseies2 winier term Commence, WE'D
1919 Nsseueer s. Terms $50 per session Of q weeks
:, N ~ pace secured al The money PAID. Pu-
ps TO and from NewYork at the close and
- ~ hceMent Of each term The Principal be
- .ne inhs house on the Friday, Saturday aud Monday
esoos 70 the 9TH November FOR circulars and references
address the Principal 8. above s23 6vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
MONTAGUE HALL, Court-st., Brook.

lVG MN CHARRUAID and Mrs. A. LANNN
RESPECTFULLY acquant their friends and patrons ana N:
ladies' and gentlemen of BEooklyn and is Vc'nHes 'au
their Dancing and Waiting Classes will commence ~ tae
above place on TUESDAY, 2lst OF October DAY 81 m
o. adeS Misses and Masters Theclass for Gentlemen.
TUESDAY Saturday ~ evening under the instrucon
~ Mr. OCIIyIE The Soiriees every second Thursday
evening e each month Exclusively for parents pupils and
trends Of pupils and 60 commence Nov. 10
MIR & and Mrs l. VII teach all the dances nowla
,ogue they Will also introduce Ia Mszurka Bo!ero. and
new spanish Dance For further psrt' miais please 10
c,i n yir CIARRV AUDS residence. No 81 Btnk-st,
b.wesn tth-st and Gresnwlch-av., New Norh, and az
Montague Hall during school hours. oil lmMWSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
NETWORK CABINETMAKERS'

ASSOCIATION --Manufac:ureys Of Fashionable
Rosewood. Mahogany, Black walnut and enameled Fur-
Mandatory and WareroOns l6T Blocker corner
Of Sulrvan-st Respectfully ocIts The ateniion al those
who about selecting their furniture TO call and examine
their rich ard extensive stock, all Of their own
ture. au9JmI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
1TUITION-G. SCHMETZER, Pro-

j feSsor OF Music and Languages, informs the pubic
that he Is desous Of obtaining pupils tor the fAn9 tna
flute the French German. and LATIN Languages VIM.
Ten appcatlous received n the Office 81 n i'as o"
Broadway. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
r AND WARRANTS LOCATED

The undersigned would inform al persons IN tas
~ YORK ana Throughout the State interested M and
warrants Dot heated thai thew have made an
With an efficient and responsible Agent n the state OF
eonn By which they enabled h locate warrants On
penSe 10 the warantee holder our agent : n,n,stv
acquainted With al the lands the State s N marie?
and has accurate sectional Of such lands n. ~
connected IN this business with the Hon Theodore Corer
former Superintendent of the Survys Northern Wlsc
sin ara 10 has accu afe OF all surveys He has
consianil on hard large list OF the choicest ovsrpnen,
lSndS IN the STATE made from the rigd personal
ANIMATION OF such lands And the Enlers eae would sr1
ges 10 all persons holding warrants that the he; lsn
beng RAPIDLY taken and that the their warrants
are hCatcd The VIII be then choice II ,cat,n
Iht etire expense OF locating single VIII MT N
efonSy cases exceed the OF twelve collars ana when
located TIE ~arrautee vii certificate Of the
o and an accurate Of the township which the ana
les tossihsT with description OF the Qnaty OF the ,o
Tn osE AM water privileges II any thereon Persons ami
OF TIE cts upon lnclosns heN for lsn
WI! receive receIp, therefor b. mad and ybsn
the location perfected vii receive the certificates mas
&C and Ne hold ourseive, responsible for all sarrans -
tsesNtd IL VIII be readily perceived ths the Advantage,
- Tie ~Ateriee ~ early location fold isf
tholce ~ The seec'lon OF land I'd The giving SeSnNs
character o. value 70 Their warrant and reaiering NOR.
available that which before Of uncertain a!v.afs.s
The above arrangement extends also the sen. OF
ard paying taxes Northern Wisconsin add ~ Ire -
tecsng of timber lands DE NOTE 4 SUTHERIAND
Attorneys AZ Law, No l79 Broadway. Ncw-York Oxr.
hours frOm s. A H. tOsP NJ sl aawWsYam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
DOYS'. BOYS. BOYS and chill
I'M. S. VANDERBILT would call

Ae DREN'S CLOTHING made - order. by A. HER
WICK, No. MerceTst. one door from Canal-st Cut
ting fitting and basting At reduced pflctS. $50 m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

ITO LET-At No. 6lO Houston-st., near
Broadway, the io~es par, Of gsntes House. consist
ting Of froat and back paIlors basement and Ren
reasonable. Apply TO o MALLARY. No. 81 Avenue
&, ffom TO A. NJ, or etosP. NJ. oil iws
DOOMS-To Let, With Steam Power,
u spacious and we'll hghted in bui,as No ltt Centre
Apply as above. to LEAK, WOOD HUNTER
oi3sWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

WIGS and TOUPEES.-The best and
w CHEAPEST m ne city can be found at BATCHE-
LOR'S celebrated VIE Factory No 4 Wall-st. sl5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

lVn for YOUNG LADIES at NEW ROCHEILE.-
ms School viii omen for the Winter Term. OCTOBER
18th at the Residence Of her father, James / Eels
so l4iAiNkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
AIDES CLASS in HISTORY and

IL ENGLISH LITERATURE.-The subscriber class
for Young Ladies who wish TO extend tAeit ac am -
With the branches above named will begin about the MD
die Of OCTOBER For iuformation, apply oy note OF IN
refsou 10 the undersigned at Ne 81 Perrepontst Brook
fvn fs25 3NThSSMsl " CLEAN ELAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
ROOFING.-GOODWIN'S Paten,

- SheatAlng makes tight. cheap sad durable roof
Done rough plank for per on tn OF
u ceas, "Grsstei Once 70, Spring. Hadssa as a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

~ Ffty.two Acres Of choice LAND IN MONTGOMERY.
Orange County n Y The buildings are ~ complete Or
Der and the soil is good fee from ROCKS ana stones ano
under high sate OF cultivation An abundance of irt
Of every description the place, bounded by the fyer
Waikiki miles south from Goshen. aud ~ miles IVES OF
Newbureh one half mile south of the village Of n 1nt-
gomery This offers chance, as y IS one " the best
waste land on the pre- misses well fenced being tive thirds
stone Will be sold accommodating terms AyIty TO r.
BLEECKFR * co, on Newest, next corner Wa-st., or
~ UT an The nrcInis,s O82ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

II i IsDtOI AL tOlgLEblt "a IN > l.
TUE. Chestnut Grove, Clifton. Staten Island Rev
]. TOWElL.A n. /. C. D., Pine, pal.-In this school,
bong proved and known establishment which the
pupils sound education OF the first order IN Cas-
SEC French. Spanish and German. Mathematics English
cenmencIrg With the first rudenis Drawing IN OIL and
wafer tolos and the untnng 81 the PRINCIPAL (as-
sisted BY masters 81 high character and tired expsrence
exercised N order O. MAINTAIN the reputation which the
School has attained et-ohcier de Cavaleris
eeve de Bancher Pans charge des econs
dc sOtlge de gynase and descrems TOus ee1e ssns
exception teiout les exeTcices miliares The Pnucp.
car De seen at the bookstore u Geo. p Putnam "a
10 broadway on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS -
nng ms monih Term commences Nov. l. Prosoectnse,
al the principal bookstores .10ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

& &. FISCHER, Gate NUNS & Fis-
~ CHER Mandatory and Wareroom. ITO Greenwich
verse bridge and patent tube well calculated or keepsg
tn tune. Pianofortes tuasd, repaired and ssotsnged
jy3i 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
Camps ana Bnrnins flui0s.

I AMPS, GlRANDOLES and CHAN
A<DEllERS-The subscriber wishes 20 direct public
attention 10 hrs large and extensive assortment of Lamps
traudo{es AMI Candelebras Of the latest and fash
tonahe patterns comprising all the articles connected with
the trade Also. new article Of Camhsnc aud rning
kid, warranted NOT IN explode pure Snerm Solar Lard
and Whale Oh. Every article warranted and delivered IN
any part u the cy free Of expense REILLY No l35
CSnal ST. OF iaisht No i6r Greenwich 81 corner
OF Cortland; Nc. sls Caa&st.. near hudson oil lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

WATER POWER for SALE.-A VAL
w cable MILL SEAT with,a one hours rde Of New
Yosk, With BRICK FACTORY Buildings, Water Wheels &C ,
In complete running order several OF land dwelling
houses. &c. Address EARL BARTHOLOMEW, Isl
0yooawtcA-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
ELOCUTION.-FRANCIS T. RUS

~ SELL. Elooutonis, respectfully that no
has resumed toe instruction Glasses and Private PQp.,
Rooms No 80 Brcadvsy In eenseq OF the DIS
appointment Of several applicants oI instruction last
accomplished Elocuonst Readings frOr sh,kspere ard
the Poets 70 circles 81 private residences heretofore
Terms for private insTssoG. tea lssssas SIS Issueos
IN class, IS, sR3us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
Real Estaie for Sale.

LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Ho
and Lots in the City Of New York and Brooklyn Cu,
awaited Farms from s2O6 $1,000 Lands for sale m small
on large tracts in every State u the Union
bered or Property taken In Exchange All
(sttets (pOsip paid o. be addressed 49,.
ofi az THOS RAWLINGS No. 1870 Broadway. MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

EOR SALE--Several brown stone
II Houses IN the spper part q the city containing all
modern improvements Prices frcn IS 500 10 Sli0o Ase
several houses to let ssey-hcue sei ST for sale
Pnce 5000 Apray to 4 4 KlNSHIMER, No. Sis tih
sv after ppm. oil lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

MECHANICAL LAMPS aud RICH
1vb GAS rlXrURES.-H. DARDONvILLE. No. AS
RrosA.way, near Canal-s; Chandeliers. CAnde sbras
Brackets Hall Lamps for candles lamps
Candesscks Great variety Of carce Moderator
do OF reading Lamps Of the newest patterns Lamps aud
Chandeliers cleaned resided and feSronzed The best
French ard sperm OILS for French Lamps Lamps loaned
for parties. so I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, No. ITO Grand
NINE. DESJARDINS.GRAVIERh a,


j u DAME II. GIANEILl, have commenced tuition NJ
their Acadam, for DANCING aud healthl exercises at
the sTUYvESANT INSTITUTE, No. $50 Broadway. All
and fashionable dances viii be taught IN the
most graceful and Appropriate manner. III. Wells aud
Sister have passed several years IN Pans studying
then profession at the ROYAL Academy, and At the best
schools for private dancing. The system by which they
motion of health also for the requirement of graceful
action and department Apply daily at the above address,
Sim
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WATCHES. JEWELRY and SILVER

w WARE-A very large assortment OF the newest
style Of rich Jewe, Of pattern hne gold and silver
ladies and gentlenens Watches and Silver Ware of the
standard Of dollars moderate prices be found
atF W. PACHTNANNS Jewelry Store No. 40 Canal
1T Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware made to order, aud
carefully repaired California Gold taken exchange, and
made up TO order as In