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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
JUDSON ACADEMY,
At Jefferson, Harrison county, O
= 4 ttiE FALL. AND wiz TER SESSION c
4 this Institution wiilopen

: 4 ttiE FAIL. AND W II Err SESSION o
4 this Institution wilopen
Monday. August rs. 1851.
| consists of two terms of | weeks each. II
is open to both Sexes. Any one Ola good moral
character, whose object is to improve his or her
mind and heart, will be admitted without limir.l-
ton ofage or attainments. | is only expected
OF each Pupil, upon joining the School. to enter
upon those studies for which he or she is prepar-
ed by previous attainments And those whodo
not design pursuing regular course may select
such branches taugh as are judged most advan-
tageous. Students will not be kept separated
by the arbitrary division OF years, but will be ar
ranged in classes us may best promote their in-
dividual good.
And yet tits the intention of the Board Of Di-
rectors to afford ii systematic course OF instruc-
ton, i'll the Mathematics, in the Physical, Intei-
lcctual and Moral Sciences, aud in English and
Classical Literature generally.
TO this end, competent and faithful Teachers
will he sought, selected, and employees conf
ned to Il few branches OF study aud directed to
make the pupil us thorough as possible.
The Board are happy to announce to the pub
..l..,.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
Steubeaville Market---Aug. rs.

Steubenville Market---Aug. Is.
Flour is selling at $2,88@3,12 p Dbl by
the wagon load. A at
Wheatis selling at Coo ID bush.
Oats csc - bushel.
n O. Molasses sells at 371c; s. House
Sugar is selling at 7c in hhds; II in bbls.
Sales of Coffee at 104c 44 ib in bags.
Tea is selling at 40@70 R 'fb.
Six twist Tobacco is selling at 14c; FIVE
plug 25@35c.
Window Glass.--8x1O at $3, $500; 10
by l2 at 4@4,50; lOx14 at rs; 24x3O at
$l5 B box; intermediate sizes at correspon-
ding rates.
Wheeling Market---August rs.
Flour commands 3@3,12.
Wheat 60c.
Oats 20 cents f3 bushel.
Sugar ,6t@64. Molasses, 35@37. Cof.
fee, 10c.
Bacon-shoulders 8@84: Hams, 1904.
Sides 84@9.
New Philadelphia & Canal Dover
MONDAY, August 25,
Flour, 800: Wheat 62 Corn 33. Oats
25: FInxseed $1: Corn Meal 374: Pork
s9, 5o@3,5O; Hams 8: Shoulders -
Sides 6.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27
COM SUMPmT1N!

And still another case OF Hereditary Consump.
ton cured by DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cher
ry-a father and sister OF the restored having died
of that satiable disease:
II n
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27

PUBLIC SALE.

Til IL subscriber will offer E2TA5
~ for sale At public vendue, 49,.
n at his residence, IN German town.
NW ship, Harrison county, on THURS
N YXK DAY, the Twe,ltg. Eighth
GRA"saaAass@ dav Of Anrnst 1881 the MNlass4o
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27

EASTERN EXCHANGE.
New York Tpre1 4
| Philadelphia $
Baltimore " (
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27

ENlNE Family Flour constan ly Oh hand I,
ImeyfuJ Woops
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-27

(0NNE Z ahd llals o. vafiOus kinds, lrnay
- Linds, Queen's Own, etc. cid I. Y,
may2l @ SIOTWEI.L a. t,RABBss
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Mark llogge and Robert !
iiogse, |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
New York State Fair.

ROCHESTER,, oept II, IooI
To-day wss designated for the admission OF the men,
tess OF the society and its guests to the fair grounds
Crowds poured in In that direction from an early hour
and the constantly arriving mutitudss increased the
hIongs On the street The day has very clear and
bright, ana the temperature moderate More than 5000
eeRfs each admitting family have been soda larger
number than at any previous fair On the nrst day the
crowd inside very great all intent upon
1t is the unanimous opinion that th the finest Of the
State Fairs.
The SPACE occupied BY and cattle covers sovs~a
There hundreds Of each. One hundred end
thirtysevcn covered stalls allotted to the housing o.
choice horses At nine o'clock this morning there wss
fine thow a stations and bood hor es for the esp,cal
qualification Of Lord Elsu, who witnessed toe display
together with Ger. " DOL and his aids
The NH &c cosod ut eleven O'Clock, and at noon the
tmmttses addressed by the President Of the So
cisiy They the, proceeded to their respective depart
The horses again brought out and made
20 perform TO the delight Of the spectators One large
ring eIcned by rope devoted TO the exhibition of
matched horses; another. TO berses Of all work ind
third to young horsss The training and exercising
Poultry form gard feature IN the show this year.
and the display !. very dne one. There appears to be
sgrcwina Interest In this kind If stock
The bells devoted to mechanics manufactures are
very extensive and fnl The show rich aud end
lss In ITS variety running through department OF
the sits.
Florsl Hall is the gem Of the grounds Tho enclosure
eshy by one bu1dred and eighty feet, and crowded
They principally from the vicinity though We not Ice
me sItcimrns r, abroad Some peaches from anti
ton Canada West arr the observed Of all unit Of
their size and richness.
The invited guests Of the clsy Society have been
marquee have b, frequent We noticed the grouad
Governor Hunt and his military famiy, Governor
Marcy Governor Morton Hon Frank Granger ana fa-
mty, General Wool and aide, Mayor Perry. of Albany
x President Tyler End many hers equally well known
Tbis evening there are to be several ievees smong
cmnsbt ctzsns at which thets distinguished perons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

sTEcIK ARRIVED BY rriE KURorA-xovExRvIs OF
INK rKKsIDxsI-uoS. pASIEL wEsSrKs. &C
Bcsro-, Sept. ~. 1881.
The Europe arrived At her wharf early hour tt,
morning she brings $40 COO specie consigned 10 Of
der Her malls vent forward By the o'clock train fJr
New York
The Hon Daniel Webster Il In the city, AMI l. expsstd
10 be pr,ent with the PRECEDENT and cabinet state
Houre this afternoon the reception Of the Prrsns
~ Governor Boutwell, The President a.d escort rssehd
the city line at Roxbury about His reception IT
fsl River, Dorchest.r ard koxbury, was most enihu
ssiic.
Mr. Swell vim eyed 10 resident 81 South Reading
Mes was run over last evening ny train g,stcn
spd Maine Rsilrcsd. aud instantly killed
fKrs X, bb'n, accidentally tho. d-at With rife
~ he sonin aw. John Roberts In Ciarsmont " H. On
sundsy The parties we're In the wood cunning.
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INDIA KUBpEu aopDs.

YI,o TEr PuBLIc.-IspIA RrBBsH sBoss.-oUn
Attention has bsss called 70 ~ Horace
"a Day, pubshed In ths New Tc.h usrss o. Ifth Jsiy
sl We Courier and Enquirer % date. In vhsh
Mar much pmertod abuse a.tornev, wm Juison
1 b. escort. that dare no. cars. biz With pratnr
S1sodyears rstens uadev nems and thaS he
cs ocedyssrs pstsnt IN he msnuastur 81 Shoes
Ne pur.hsssd cut icent fr tho snuseture Of In
ala Rubber nader oooiNe,rc Patents raid
money. and daily psyins tAtla Cor the ssu and sny
sAhsr reresp might have done the ~ DISPOSED DO
rather thst rsss vron oeodyssr's Ps.ens We thint
Eers l.ss 70 p1s.nn re- hs,. ss vsns gssest sns,
Sfts,d Isavs rights made set.errsnt and agreed ~
4srre 70 izfrsnes HE Pstns He q stttm rsns
es cny 70 Infringe said Psea bus TO iniare ovrteves
ae have large consider alton, purchased licenses
Ind nov work undsr End ohss. Mr. Day dreosiy
Gnd thea over signatures, vita rirstins uret
6eiyef psten< In the nnut.our % the shoes
q escres tc the rublie AID We rys nocs snst he
nk ell vie concerned vih hin In trfstaelrg or ver
~ s shess made 10 voiasss o. sIs Rss'Gs nths. rtC
a. cArpEl
MAYNARD RUnBER Co..
ria SE2AaRR f. Ola RtSBrzs ESs 90.
v. attcblss.r, rrssitssA
~ rrn. jss ., isi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Tn. Opera ss Castle es rsler.

Last right there very brilliant aud fashionable
sudence present enjoy the remarkably excellent mo-
ics entertainment offered 10 the friends Of Msrin vns
On this occaon Of his first benefit la the city showed
their appreciation 81 the merits Of the great artist is
reception extremely epthusisstc Protracted plan
dite echoed through the building fr several mi us>s
ard when he sang the full power 81 his voice told with
sdmrste effect saiv' Interpreted the part OF aennars
most tkiitoy and charm'ngy and white Caroline viata
delighted every one, Bosio captvsted all by her ipss
stoned vocsl zaticn and acting IN the r Of ucrs.i.
The due between Bsdsa and Marini wss so coupstely
satisfactory that they called to receive an en-
preston OF the approval 81 the house 70 its most hearty
sprarse From the Illness Of Bettni las urderstocd)
frnsni vac not performed and In ts consequent
efrttranre OF Signora Clotth Dsri 1berne there
uhsI pc'n.ment though the vas. congregation dis-
solved rs perfectly satisfied vish the elegant bi ~
irre hey hsd received. Tho entertainments foe tbs
evening n.r increasing Attractions for early visit V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Liberty Party National Convention.
WILLIAM L. CHAPLIN AGAIN IN THE POLITICAL
ARENA.

WILLIAM L. CHAPLIN AGAIN IN THE POLITICAL
ARENA.
BUFFALO, September II, 1851
rbe Liberty Party Convention BLEED In Townsend
Iiss half past 10, this morning. About one husdrcd
persons were present.
The convention called to order by G. W Johnson
q this city Professor Hudson, If Ohio appointed
Chairman and j. y. Hathaway Secretary. A committee
81 FIVE appointed FOR the purpose reported the following
~ permanent officers Of the convention, who duly
elected
Piesidcnt-w. L. Chaplin, of Glaphaven Vice Prs.i-
deutsMr Roberts, OF Ohio; q. o. toote Of Michigan;
O W. johnson 81 Ruffso: and g. II Ward, OF Mtssa
chusetts s-cretariesJ. .. Hathaway, Of Farnington
A hype, OF New York. Business Committee Of seven
vas then appointed and tho Convention adjourned till
O'Clock.
Some division Of opinion arose, during the orgaulr.
ton. as 70 what constituted liberty party man aud
The qu-sru Is not yet decided Gerrit Smith Il here,
and will probably speak before the convention this
ring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

BALriMosr, September II. 1881.
Loss OF TIIB BRIO FASHION, OF BALrfMoRR-Bgfc
MONTE cRigro IN DISTRESS.
The brig fa,hion Of this city. put into Antigua In
erTfkd condition. and bas be, n conisnnei she w.s
irsursd Tor ~ co In the sun Mutual Company Of New
fofk and her cargo insured in the Astor Company
ffolHEs HoLs, September is. 1851.
Tbs brig Monte C-isto, Capt Young, from George
tcvn- fer Boston hss put In here In distress Leaking
lady with less of all Der sails and running rx,ina
tept Young Il Dangerously sick with fever
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TIE Poliicci CcmPaign-NsfonSi Typographical Csnsss.
fon-7Se Ciuistiona Osragr-1ffss Heyes, &c.
The political campaign under the constitution has
commenced with great energy, and ell parties -
be considerably disappointed with the Nominees Ths
democrats wii 1t IL presumed usual eeoe their entr0
ticket unless the balance OF power ticket oud weak
en- their strength which, however, is not bgotabe a.
few democrats desert their party nominees on ele
ton day however much Il ey may and fault With tLem
before Union tickets Usually lead on three wigs to
enc democrat The Congressional election oomec on
the drs Tuesday in October next-Tuesdsy week -AnA
weeks afterwards
The National Typographical Convention. after sss-
SION OF isur days, adjourned sine de last night
GOV Low has taken the prompt aud enA ,ent
on win regard TO the Chr-tiapa outrage Imm estey
upon the receipt of authentic information ne dcsoatchs
especial messenger TO the President Of the Uptei States
with communication the subject and has No aoulS
tnat me general government will al the poN cr ana
eriog the guilty parties to lstioo
Great anxiety Is infested hero to listen 10 IA ns
ng 81 th rh warbler Mis- Catherine Hayes espa slIY
UPWARD appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Dsstruet,vc FIRE mt LouIsv,ile.

Louis,iLLs, Sci TENDER 10, lssi-pM
fire 10 now raging the corner Ct Second street
on The s,uth eide q Main. The commission house OF b
o favis, and the Gait HOUSE ia flames The lromen
are using strenuous efforts To subdue the fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

bssrirg was bad to-day, before Commissioner In
sTshsIo In the Of Abraham Hail. arrested on Mon.
Toy Christians for participation In the late riot
and claimed the property John slsde OF Hartford
county Maryiabd The hearing resulted In HIS b,iug
reusudsd TO his master Be admits being slave aud
rznr, sses his Millingne.s 90 retuEn his master
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

WfLLisasronT, Pa, September II, 1881.
Yesterday mHlstto, answering the description OF Mr.
oorsueh's slave was seen among tho hills near this
place sevsl citizens have gone In pursuit, and his ar
test n confidently anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
The Texan Pahllr nehf.

The following oficiai decision, In the nattsr of thu
public debt OF Texas, will be- q deep interest 20 large
cas u readers whether interested or not In its eect.-
TREtsUsr DrrsRrasSr. Sept is. 1851
fiR-rh President has decided In the matter OF the
TEXAN public debt First. that only i've mlioas of
sstt can be delivered to Texas until reees as provid
"a IN the act Of Congress q the 9th o. sepn $50
are hed IN the Treasury Department eli that portion
II said debt which Issued prior 10 the iah ism
40 ~ his Judgment the OF the republic r.xas of
the lih January 1sio specially pledges the duties ON
IMPORTS hr all The public debt q Texas created pror 1,
the pssrsge Of that act
Second That all the issuss 81 Texas bond, cerscates
ofs'oct or notes made receivable for all public dus
are claims for which the duties imports are ped
within he meaning Of the act OF Congress Of tho OH Of
septtnher 1880 and releases of all such must be f.d
named act before no be justhd in Delivering the
rmsinng i've millions Of stock to the su,hos tiles Of
Texas -
Tho President has instructed me to communicate this
decslon To you. In compsnca with your request made
In behalf ~ the creditors 81 Texas
very truly your obedient servant
THO CORw1N. secretsry " the Treasury
0,rernl james Hamilton Chairman Com Of Creditors Of
Texas
Movements or Distipe uishcd Iudfvfc usrs.
Hon george a. Marsh United States Minister u Jon
sant pie snd lady bad arrived prior 20 the 10Th ut
81 ht-tsh. IN improved health -
Mr. D'sfunont aud daughter, husbsnj and daughter
of tsrny Wright have arrived at Cfncinnsti.
Noypeux. Eeq n ID Consul. savannah; Hou
Juoge Green &. Bronson Aibsny hon Nathaniel Niles
Isns-,foih, Mexico; Hon. Berthe ttnk"ey. Pou du
Lac Wisconsin Arthur dell Martin, Ireland A. III.
Wallace rod lady. Louisville. Ky VIM Powell and
family, New OrIesrs; A. n Montrosc. England; NJ. ".
Nslktr ara lady vhcsgo, were snUi- the arrivals at
tie unjcn place hotel
Non yuIee II Plcrid., 10 In wsshipstcn
lion Jsmse Buchanan. ~ Pc, and lion J. sBdcu ere
IN Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Removal OF the Seat or Government I'm en-
NADIA Co Quebec.

ToRosro, Sept. II, 1851.
The officers Of the several departments Of
viii olcss their Offices here Saturday next and open
at Quebec on the let cf October
Imms plumbers OF ctzeps have left or are pre-
TO leave to participate In the great railroad
s.letfn alton 1t Bottom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Of the Negro blot In Phiia-
deIphts.

PHrLADxLsHiA, Sept. IL, 1881.
Quite a large meeting held in Ind,pendcpoe
SQUARE to night TO ,indoae the laws and condemn the
resent cutrsge In Chrst'ana Gen Robert Patters m
PRESIDED aud speeches made by Col Page Charles
Brown, John Gan pbell and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Our PhsSadeIph,n Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA Sept II, 1s1l.
a Fugitive SoN Remcndsda Son RoJbing his Fxssn--
Recovery Of Ssvln Property bfamaoih Water Llv
Abraham Hail. the fugitive slave arrested in Laucss-
ter arrived in the city this morning. and had hearing
before Edward D. Ingrahsm, Esq, the United stssas
Commissioner, at IL O'Clock. The fugitive having hin
self admitted being the properly Of Mr. John sads ths
'aisnt and expressing deere to go back no ssricsrs
opposition made to his being nded. The fueS-
tive Ted about five yssrs since for fear Of being puni
ed, because in moment Of passion he he'd flung doWa
his masters grandson, and broken his arm He vas
called Charles Gwiuu, while living Lsuc sister.
Peter Halaeman has been arrested at Pittsburx VII
Their hs had fed from Counbia, Pa, with over So OOa
belonging 10 his father and Others which he had bse
entrusted with to take 70 the York Bank Es had spspk
but $50 81 the stols Money.
portion II the property pty stolen by the mate
Of the ship Yorkshire OF New York from Capt Briggs
has been recovered here by the police.
The Victoria Rcgia monster lily belonging to
Caleb Cooper Esq IL attracting great curiosity, sSths
exhibition II the Horticultural Society The leaves
fix feet in diameter, and the lower which eve-
ing in full glory lie sew, nteen inches In diameter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Maryland wing state Convention.

BALTIMORE, September IL, 1851
The Maryland whis state Convention met this morn.
ing snd willism X Waters chosen President With
numt.rn Vic. Presidents and Secretaries several
delegations not being full the convention adjourned 10
meet at four oclock this afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
B.LuSoss, Sept ~, 1857
The Maryland Whg Convention s.sembl.d as fur
ocock th'- afternoon. George @. Morgan vas mt
rated for Comptroler ~ the Treasury N Hicks for
Lottery Commissicner and George u. Brewer 'cr Com.
missoper 81 the Land Ofhce-sll By acclamasty, IRE
Convention then adjourned an, de
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

HiL.Drir~iA septembee ~, 1857
change this morning, toe e2sDoe
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nAITtNosy, sept ~, 1871.
The Grand Lodge 81 Odd Fellows. at the morn'ng sss
ncn Ianssctsd nofh'ng ofthe slightest public interest
Inc bowsro District Oourt yesterday discharged the
viu~see nom this city, against GENERAL CHAPLIN the
spoto having been forfeited and paid 70 ths sts.s of
Maryland.
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SALE. BY AUCTiOa

~ sses, 49, ts sPs Avenue. Ill
RsS.ss.sa .ns s's u.s. nae
to- sssi Ss ' s. Ts: Ss sS
n,.Srs Dining asd Ts. Tables Card ssd nsasrs do N.
s1s.ss.s &c. Also AZ II o'clock superior Furniture
~. nst
street. The % % si Is:
s.lis saiss. S,.'e :y s.. s
;: ss sssS: s sssss
ss,sSns s:tisls. Also ss solc.s SO Brosdssy over
So. worthy attention Sale pssis.vs '' autographs
a vcrIQN MOTT E -oRocfRrEs. TEA. corrrE.
s. Ds,ss sept ssa s. D
nnS,d crushed DO ChieOry, Tea cos.s Starch, soap.
Fort sherry ' and M.dsirs Wines S ci SsS.
W. a. CARTER Aue,ioresr 81 Dsy street,
7 n. ALLEN. AUcrIosEfR FASHIONABLE FUR
a. nisure - NJ Allen win sell TO- morrow, at 10Y oceet.
facr and ch.mssr Including several hsadsc@:
sIso ssS
tale ;hi. obtained the prem State Fair
s. carved and is one Of the most magnificent
tS,s PssSo,sIs nc To- "a, f ;iS a. ten
:. above very largo and 81 p.rlor
dining lusnture Of gooa quality. wiz:
ssI:s; ma ssy Ts;ss;.s; s:f :si Ss.:.
disns SECRETARY cook
sss sar:a ss and ws
Si,ssss China silver e,.ea ~.rs. clsh carpsSs
cottage .rs Chairs:
ssnds ispCy sro!ss Sc. Aiss, g. GO a,vsas sosars.
LIZ sss a sa'y sssS a.
srS, ise atss SSs w We 0 sS Liz. Of
ras Walters Tea and Coffee Sets Cake BASKETS salts etc.
On tie n %oiain a e sale harness ''' '''' u''a
A UCTIoy NoTIcE-HoRsgs CARRIAGES. HAR:
a side Saddle. Go-os sss,rd.y sept s9ts a. "a
xicS, Clarence coach light Rock. way s,rouchs sht
sSsy Wagon rh0n psrn.'' sss saddI mo'
Store 81 Dey street corner Of Greenwich.
FOB SALE AND rU LET.
NIwsPAPER Foa sALE-AE OLD, WELL EsTAB-
N iished weekly new,paper cleafing SIS cD per
rse ss debt; sn9Sss crs p ss snsI,S Ssr s
properly secured. Address Pubsaer box 90i sun o0s
RoILERs rog sALE---THkEg MARINE (DaoP
fuel Bakers Zone ~ % foe. lag sss. vide: .so
Boiler IS feet long 10 feet dismetsr dit, BsoE. IL
net Ions dnAsSEs coS2GhsD No. B,o.dw,y
MISERABLE PROPERTY IN w'LLIAxssUaG-Fos
~ saie two story hasem mt and At, W ans soue With
best Sied in With brick 20 TIE ak; wsh wo tots
70 ty % feet s's sa Tass s, ns t.t, street
inquire tho premises
LHCR SALE--A FIRST CLASS FOTR STORY HOUSE.
rs feet front lot 100 feet deep with all the modrrn i'm
fronting of b.autu, parks.
for rsle at bargain. Inquire ofLtyISGSrOS. WELLS
90, Wall street.
NOR sAIE-A PUBLIC HOUSE. WITH FIVE YEARS
Lease situated in tho Eiaht.-ntn ward Ne ID fwontJ
hrt Brood ssy) There osi bslet out %
parties and military psniss Fhe IA going Into
q otl or business
mon sAIB-InE PIXIUkEs AND LEA,E UF a vERY
r.S TIE s,ore has been ave years aud ia
in the og. htsi superior gtslc.
and very reasonable. Convener~s for family ast
ufneturng The applicant must have some capital satis
fastory given for dsposing Of IT, For Particular,
apply tho promises. No. 81 Bo~ery. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

GNoR sALs-TAE PIxIUkEs AND LsA,E UF a gRY
II de'ralie store. Also, tae ock or "a, fde-
oreJ The store established i've aud Ia
boat oesons In the et httei 10 IA superior stse
reasonable Convenience for family asd
uncturng. The applicant nave capital sats-
fstory given for dispo.ng Of IT, For parseals
apply tho promises, No. 81 Bo~ery. = . .
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rv B.Lrisoss. sept ~. 1881.
latest " etin due ~
Msssrs soue and Nofee are stamping Il in Lousj,aa
denfuncre the compromise measures
me fLsusfoos are daily leaving New Orleans for their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

A UCTIOy EOTIcE-HoRsEs. CARRIAGES. HAIR
"A Side Saddle. &c-On saturday sept 2th AZ Ia
IN front q the store 81 De street eoraer %
wich, Clarence Coach. light Kock.Tay Ssrouche light
no, W. A CATER, Auctionaor,
II Store 81 Dey street, corner OF Gresnwic
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NOR sAIE-A PUBLIC HOUSE. WITH FIVE YEARS
II Lease situated in tho Eiaht.-ntn ward Inc ID fwonsJ
hrt Brood ssy) There bsi be let out 20
rarte. and military psniea IRE going Into
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II 9. HoUcH. AUCToNEFR-oN FRIDAY NORM
Ing At lcf O'clock At No 46 Green wich avenue, all
furniture Of fami le.vipg the city tho
Aayl 6Walnut Bedsteads bs'r Msttresas to At
al eikee-Carpcts Bureaus ofas ChatrI
mf ;1ra sSs wsshs.snds Bureau and Table: n.teh
1ogsny Rsckets Fancy TahIes Stoves Bedding Crocery
Siasswsrc &C. Also At II o'clock superior Furniture
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Y n. ALLEN. AUCTIONEER FASHIONABLE FUR
niture u n. Allen will SELL to at l0 o'clock,
- No. sos Broadway, full ssortmsut Of apsor fasnon
etla rood mahogany aud black waput ORA vi Room,
Parcr and Chamber Furniture including several handsome
psrlcr sets In rich brocaee ana pius and iays coec
lion OF other furniture Also At " o'clock suit OF spen
aid Drawing Room Furniture. OF In rich brocs
TALE yhis suite obtained the tho State Fair
spicndidly carved and Of the most magnificent
Mt Dubi sale.
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FOB SALE AND rU LE 2.

mgr sALr-A FIRST CLASS Foua STORY HOUSE.
rs feet froht lot 100 feet deep with all the modrrn i'm
ments. ana frontng of beautiful parks
for rsiests bargaia Inquire of LtylSGSrOS. WELLS
90, W All street.