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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

O. The Baltimore Daily News, a zeal
Gus whig paper, thus "goes fiat The Ohio
election:
:, ''ti there be man claiming TO have an
American hetrl wilhin his bosom-n man
who cher'shes d FAINT hope even Of Tire
.perpetui,y Of This Union-uho can rejoice
nj such a ,riunph, we most heartily pity
his condition. - '.'
Hold tho, follow; he'll bust with irdig'
nation.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

C. The semi-annual payment of inter
est 10 European capitalists on Government,
Slate, City, Railroad, and other' securities,
he ID by them, due on the lst OF January
next. amounts 10 len millions Of dollars. ii
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

O. The next term f,he Court of CON-
mon Pleas for this county will commence
its session one week from tomorrow.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

C. The lie train and gravel train on the
C. & p. Railroad came in collision about
ten miles out OF Cleveland, on Tuesday last
Both trains were considerably damaged and
one man severely injured.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
Later from Mexico.

The Insurgents attacked Matnnsoras-
~ Large Nnnaters K,Ked and Wounded
-G'eat firfs III Matumoras
= New ORLEANS, Nov. g.. 1851.
The Steamship Fanny has arrived here
with dates from Matamoras to the 30th ult.
SO The insurgeants ha attacked and gained
possessionrote the Western poriisn Of the
city, to vii biz. four bucks of the Plaza.
az The Government troups still, held out
with eight pieces Of Artillery. -, e7@s
The Government loss amounted to $50
killed aud wounded, su,ong the latter Gen.
m 1hs Insurgenfs,loss was k He'd and Is
wounded, among the latter Capt Ford Of
the Texan Rangers. The American Con-
sui was wounded, and Mr. Lonsstreet, a
merchuut,. was killed. ST. Sd a...i a e
T Two large fires had occurred in Mata-
moras. The Custom House with all its
contents, neyine's stores, and several bucks
oif buildings were destroyed. aaaa- -a ri
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

@ The ST. Paul Minnesotias snys
that nine handred ard ninety nine appli
canls are out already for the ffices in
The gill Of the Legislature Of that Terri.o
ry!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

The Late Elections.

MICHIGAN has rolled up a !bunping
big ,nnj,rily Tor the Democr a:ic Candidate
for Governor, carried the whole State
ticket. both branches of the Legislature,
and nearly annihilated whiggety in the
State. ...s. .-.5.. ....
New JERSEY has gone Democratic by
a triumphant majority, the first time III
many years. sss,s.
New YoRK has partially redeemed her
sell. but having no Governor or general
Safe tirkel, and the canJ question enlist
ing large faction of the Democratic party
in its behalf. have materially diminished
the Democratic vote. Sill we think the
popular vote is with us.-Piain Dealer.
MARYLAND.
Nnw YoRk, Nov 7.
Our dispatches This morning from Bal
timore bring later returns from the election
in that city, though they are mol vel Gem.
pFe,e. There is enough 10 show ,ha, the
whole Democratic delegate licke, is elect
ed by 1900 10 1900 ..,- ...-.
All The Democratic City candidates nre
elected by majorisies varying from 500 10
$500 .. @
Twenty-four Delegates are elected 10
Legislature. of whom twe weniy one are Dem
oern,s and three Wings: being gain thus
far of IL. -s.,.: .-...
House is still doubtful. The Senate is
Wing; 10 " hlgs and 4 Democralics hold
over.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
Eater from Ga;iferlsfa.
RRIVAL CT TRE CHEROKEE.

The steamer Cherokee. from Ctagres,
arrived al a O'clock Ibis evening, with
dates from Snn Frane.s SEQ 10 the Isl Octo
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

Tie news fully confirms the previous
Intelligence relative 10 the destruction and
lit SUCCESS OF the sha.e ships in tie North
Pacific, Fifteen vessels are kEown 10 be
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

DkaTn or THE WIFE OF GrvEnNoR
UIHaz, I'VE learn from Washington
Telegraph that MAJOR Toehman and lady
have ree eiyed a letter Announcing, that The
wife Of Gov. Ujhazi. = the Hungarian exile,
died at New. Bada, Decatur County, Iowa
on The i!ihl Just, The venerable, LIung a.
riaa fpatatet in anapn'leing the sad lidiugs.
thns epaeludes his letter. I..,I a.. ,o~ -
81 s1he cup ol my sprrows is full. I have
4les.my hslaysd wife! She departed this
.ifs. after a Lew da,s' si.lness.es Could have
fpreseent tt,sl my exile was to shorten her
days. ! would ID ksse ssivea any head to the
foes oismy country. to be preserve sthe life
of tllc best Of tnothers. Your aTeciiunate te
unfortunate friead
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
gniiern. GGrowarr. S-c.

ENLARGfMf VI n ARIES :.
H. IrTTIV fea-cs.s.r - O>of-s : r. i~l hafnT On
...efd ls tref -.. s-.r r.- TIL pal.r-s ~ 81 ai
"a Flfa- has .effn gre en lfa-. arHel un w f'
d-.r ~ hlr rl-satir -r'erre = n~F f74 f~
ar. sfo.. ofiAtL - A4i. Dl ll-lsf D. 'Ih ID )i-'
& e-h 10y fHe ie'.-- -, .r..s. ..f ri I~ 0.1e l q
rilc ven 4-e 1T t1 s,1 al. tr thr -r'- 1' f a-sif
" - T-fr CEILaR5
rf NJ o. sac o. 1ra trf' fH. sai "a 1Et = s. ''
gl.,.e e. llvr', favts. NaE'a llr.7. s,'-a 5 ar
IIij. FIf.sT ILOOas OF Ne % a. 9tASD s-cJND
fLrJH Di r.
go r--,-.e' l.-.l .tl ,ts.t T. .-. -'-a d1i.-,-.
rsr6v--, Fi-. Els. -as q . f3- a-.- -.,.. --1r-a
THE iHIRD FLOOR or s.. sl
.fi -flte.- Spade a.. 1 --a. af. .f.- '-
.sfs sf..... D. .-s.. trl u.s. tIrl lHt g. .I-.,
THF THIRD FiOCa ~ s. -
r.r t... t. ..r. .t. ll lsllt as j Y.l.f '
ware Earrs ..t I-l 3 P-Hs. POUND ..i ..- La rs
p-.s. rrftr- Eu..rl.-. ~.l'cf- -a1 A- .l. .--u-
r,rr. b.nr-.r. so lsrr- 81. ar--. l4's Ts .rfns
.st.. ...l ..ri. i..- fa- FL tl--.a .n--a . 49,.
TIE fOL h4h LOJH-
rf Nls - 4rc 30 ..l.. lt-. D. .- .r - -, UT -
prI..s vel Ch..l and fl-H..s Sc 5a -s 3, --irlns
Tu.l.r Of St.lc. >1rc C-fc.fr- e
THF fTF IH LOFTS
q %as q ana CO to.rf~s' r-n.- HJT.f lF-. s~rtl
~naiis Har. lss i-s. hifc. Lead r.-, t..' iils =
Tbf .rt0i. mon, riIH e'e l,> it er- .it
can t 1aaa ,I.rl-0o a-r one Do -,' me. q
Co. ,.leh tie at-cut.l Of a. tl.rns lri .i l.- F-'
have 81. i.-- extended fhc.r rat .-f .- .l"..aA
- sgff rs SW l.Hr,t
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-At

Long Branch. New Jersey. on 'hc ShreWShury RIVER,
containing eight ucicS Of Lane with spacious dwcine
house having double paE1as front and single IN the rear
consisting paflorS with French windows, sliding
doors uaite maitels, black CRATES aud walls and hall
very handsomely papced osofhcr with two larce rooms
and small floor. attic Connected u nu
addition. consisting ct sttus- room dning-roum Wth
sliding doors and Kitchen SC the second noor cont ANS
three chambers large house enclosed IN class
the foor. A small Summcr Kitchen about lQty ieet
from the house An the usual out-tndinsS such ~ car
rage house barn. ln mont OF the house ls hoWer
garden lawn ornamon,a trees srapo on each side ana
center ahOr covered with gtape vines lcads 10 sum
house There l. also apple and peach orchard,
vegetable garden coLttHlng the usual variety OF small
ruu &c - three0uartes Of nlle from the VILLAGE
post Office two chuiches, nc two miles from
the hotels the sea shore where sea bathing l. -
great a LUXURY, aud miles from Red Bank, where
the steamers Thomas Hunt and Edwin LEWIS PiN
daily The place fronts oa the river. opposite irom
Which slcole run weekly 10 the city. The house IS
neatly furnished and place stocked. which can b. had
deSiTvd The buildings and eees and IN trst rate
order Possession immediately To gentleman of leisure
u cAnno, fa to suit, n family dtSiTOUs o establishing
first class puvate boarding house could not hnd place
better adapted Terms Apply 10 Dr. J : OAf-
MAN, No. Ill Ellridge n. "r Of WM MlLLEN on ihs
81 iVt'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA

II IN
DAgFH GIAVFLLG have opened t'er acs 5snr
r., pASCTNG and hs sslIhul eHefcs~s, al the bIu1Vh-
SAINT INSTITUTE No 90 bfoad.iy tls,,'. - 70 :.
C,...,o Tuition will commence On the lst ~ OcsoD>f ~
and Sister have psssed several leafs IN Psfs stnJ
ing tbeir profession AZ the Royal hci'ny AMI 4, hs 30
.ILna. or private dancing. The system by ~sich thf
,ore 10 teach n euiifey new aAd idapted Tor the rs
nation Of health alSO for the acurenent ~ yesin
sc,on md department. Aggly daily. Al the above afifs
s,,',o n ,'rloek uptl2 sl5 im'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
/ FARM FOR SALE at AUCTION

on the 5th q Ocohor ueNt. at NJ on the premises
situated NJ Three Mile kun about four ms lom New
BrunSwck, N = on the old Trenton lnnpke Sad Farm
contains I4 acres 20 II which are Woodland the remainder
tlahe on which - variety OF choice tut ana aneNel-
failing stream u On the Farm ug0ld house with
and onib the
ucshhoihncd N unsurpassed. conhnng health with good
society schools Nc and within q hours II Nav NotA
hy Es,lroad AT a cents hours by steamboat nj - cents
Eor fnuhor Attenuation inquire ot PETER CONON Err,
No 100 tefge-St New Brunswick, \. J.,Or
sIg 2,,s y kENNON. Harlem, \. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Schools.

S-ENANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
W .lr BOYS .. Il.tI- rt-.t. r-as miles tr-a H11o
ZEN NrU-.e.sr. - fls lI.Orf. of B. H = = AM
s.l ia.. -rf-- .-. .- -l., ~.l,sl tI iIlsrt Ia
s-r- .-s.f..-l air.tsl 90 erlr- ads A. tls .saat
--> -latr d rrars et $50. ard nsne " u 'e ro
--,rf 4.trr Terms. lt-fesr. ll., s a's. l
r.sr ta N0 NrAN fhe CD "a c1oe- I'i', r1.. h0
r.. rr.J srs lr- f0r ., lt>r arr.r -s Atr A.
-0EfN>.l. - rrf-sf ~. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

Rroos}rn a cotfage residence. aith fcur io's 10
ground banseones laid oIt 10 fruf and ornamental g'r-
den containing great yarcy Of ifefs ana grape i"1s W
f1 hearing The house hltair furnace anu range.
and there are II rooms tn closets. Danft, an 'f-
room all n order. The location - euinon-y htF,
,er oar of arcoss from the ferries ly several hes of
stage and considered Of e nosi derapie spois
fr private residence ~ BroOsyn Apcir on fhe premise
near fulton. avenue. 10 WI. II. CLAY. Or - BOyERI
KNETLAkD. No. - MlllIau-s' - ji-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
IMPORTANT 10 DRUGGISTS and

lMPOKTANT 70 UKUGUIS > md
y PERI MFRS -Long sought for found At llst-Hf-
MAN l.. HART, Wholesale perlumer No 10 John-'l Z,
las puh shcd complete set 0 Labels suitable for every
siye tottle and drawer u drugstore. elegant gold
crcuisr form At the low charge Of sR for LOO nanes
tefns ON v ore cent each with liberal discount 80 tr
trad, Also Peffumery. fan % per cent lower than
hcuse ~ fho cy open 9r inspection ~ .s store .o
- JOhn-st SO ."
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
At PRIVATE SALE hindspne

brown stone front Ilos.ss aIf Lrso G-,lnd. sn'sa
- n. p rud - r. tee l'Asi ~ ren -n@ o ad -
sveares TIE trr.e. 40 p, iv l feet u er,-h al
store. Elt are re,s nd wcl bulls NJ acstr .re1
cop g and .Te fosled with al '-ere in fl't ~
ai a. I.ct .r. Csla ~ l+ev Bsf- - GER CLOSETS rt
Tubes Dnrl Water A. Nr. The io.s ere t1i -. q
roriien q The pHrcna.s rcon-f ef. -e'a-n @. n,.
NOR eage Iar rree fe.1s 1rf flrnef n'.f, .t
ply o. ANTHONY J BLELCNih. A.c-.'a.e'. y
BrOal-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
DICHJEWELRY.WATCHES &C.

IL
At "A JOFI. co. N sac Broadway, have Just ~
c.lye,. ltT Pacific. splendid ts>Tlf II - Jew
eT 4 TOE s. recherche lartctef lii eL ii,te work
alstlr. Bracelets Pms Rms, C-1ins, Ear-nngs,
Pelr-- CO sud-. Ac Gold and Silver Nscl-s. ucs
Plated Wares Parier Mache fare Caunet Jrk JET Or
r-enfs Sa1caLnoe1 srt other Fans Pore-r e. La
DIES Nersc1sls. CLHa Onsmeris. blonterTle &c e..
,ga.eh HAVING teu rurcasel - themselves f,r casa "A
Errorc taeg aoled - 5rr a ders5ie rri
- 2 The usual r-ces No 80 Broats1v
- - t-ssr.. yr-Js.re lle ,i4AJl- Hose Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
DWORTIFS PRIVATE

~ - - w ~ II II - hi' n u
1H.BAA ACINO ACADEMY No iiS BToOme Il near
Br0adnny Tm- r-tt1-hment will Open fDr the
season 80 MONDAY. Dc. o
Da,. 81 Tuiuor Monday WednesiAT Thursday, sni
Saturday Az " for Ladies a and fof Cbildra
aur af = and Tor Gentlemen.
Private Lesson. At mg time When not occppej b.
r'isses
Sem monthly Sofres confined entirsy u tbs Pupils
Monthly SOrccs flf Ghlltrsn Rad fheu Parents
Ia addition o. al The dances Of former s,asOss tho
classics l b. instructed va the tOrza and IemD't"
two Lcv and hcauulul dances. fecoaily inIfodacet
lt he court balls 0t England aud Frame iai
,rrausemerts have also been made by ~hiok ssf ~"
dances that r he introduced either LOndDn % Pans.
gti be- Immediately received n tins ici idemY
DclWmfh's Quaifille Dances useful htue "Pk
,su le had gfafuItousy AZ me academy
Persons dffirous Of hecnmnF pupils. VII please maS
early applcilou order I, facilitate the l0fasups 81
classes.
For terms g.. see circulars
Private e,is.ss Uruiemlos ~ fan.ics. attended -
IA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
FIRST RATE FARM Of about -

o. 20 ac-es oi isu'. V-1'a god n 7eol'
elfay f.f caAA. a. The 'sFa 81 F-iA-r 60. .'-'
CONT Ararrss .s letter. H. - la-,l -; =. -.
t.ra.s,s an toS % ma " see1- J. -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ A beautiful country residence ia iie tiiase ct
plauGeld N containing u1pnt two acres. win large
two stnt double house. barn md other ont bW ngs ti
new Pairfed nbou, hours ride from New York ac-
ccs.lh, three times day bv the Eh2abcihtown dnd sum
ucryle Railroad II will he sold low, or exchanged Tor
rroucve prurerv ia New Aork. oklyn " iliians
bug Inaune of EDGAR HARhlOif, Office No an
larn-St - his house Plaufed, og OF Capt IOCktR,
,n ths ,,.,,,..s s23 6ts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Real Estatc for Sale.
,O CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANTS

VNO CAPITALISTS, EMlGRANIS
j MECHANICS. and OTHBSS-Three Thousand
MMEDFoRD STATION and dBR0OKHAVEN VILLAGE
SITE. on the Long Island Railroad, FOR SALE TINS
IS aract Of Land situated IN the Township Of BCokhsyen,
Suffolk County. Long Island lad out On both SIDES o the
Long Island Railroad
MedforJ Station Is IS miles from BROOKLYN AZ present
It H. the point Of COMMUNICATION by kaIIg@l bc'Nes9
York and tho villages OF patchosuc Port AMI
Bellpor vel as other smaller places ana - one OF the
most important points On the road Ihe Stti'h i1T
miles from pachogne and ten tom Port jefferson As -
we'll known the Long Island Railroad Of the esta'
Ished route between New Yofk and Boston
The so1 embraces every variety from pure ioan '"
slightly oamy sand s susceptible oi lhe hshest ous
ton and from the facilities r obtaining sea-"ecb ana is
for manure well materials for compost It IS IN evet
respect adapted 10 modern agriculture.
The tract s covered WITH do OAK ana pine sto"th VI
various SIZES and II thousands o cords OF
wood large enough for the NewfOrk market There II
also some valuable building timber Water OF the best
The southerly boundary miles from me center Of
pa,chogue the noherly miles from Long island sound
There are mills schools and churches within fo miles,
and the country around last lhng up IL - Estimated
that within ycnr oycr 900 persons have purchased lands
IN the immediate vcny for tine purpose Of improvements
In every respect those Lands worthy the attention OF
Emwrants tamers. Mechanics aud others H..
For the convenience OF purchasers, the property mas %
divided nearly possioe INTO TEN-ACRE LOIS
which viii be sold sngly wh the privilege OF one or NOR,
from sT5 to 500 Tor Lot OF ten acres and up" nd
Commitment ON with the kulroad Is by way OF the Mot
the arrival of the morning tram from brooklyn ana
wait on purchasers ~,
capitalist ~ body OF singrahts would oe Ueteu WIN
The parties interested in these Lands have or sale 5000
acres Of other Land including several highly prodncye
EarIus, the vicinity, which they offer oa reasonable
terms The titles are ind sputaole
For e,ms of SALE further particulars, and maps I'd the
,soperty. Iply TO EM ERSON & PRIClIARD, Attorneys
at Law Ne. 10 wah-s New YORK or 10 persons "a tNe
rosa pos,Dnaid. to Me.srs EMERSON 4 PRICmARD
The uams leave Brooklyn at NJ AMI = VI ana
arrnc at Mcjlo,d at ~ NJ and ? NJ LoaSe Medori
at Oh som aud ia Am = VI, and arrive mt Brooklyn al
ah som A nj. and =. NJ sSi im
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
GfATIrORNIA Conn SPFCINFNS.

Guar -5 >t-d h,r-.tty y >Of DNoN N O..
ta .lr lr.r -ralrI- ll Aslr-s. sa.f1 >re Ser E 4
l-..rtr. .f ,-.t -- lsl ID s...er ..fllr.- .tt
...a .....r lr.tt> Oh -r.i ,srr. tsrl is af 4
.....- f..-, h...... ertc..., AIS
.ts r.l a.. .s-f sr., al-.. lr'rrl d. l.t Re
r..-, =. y. g.. An-. .- Nru-l.st ,r flf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
miscellaneous advertisements.

GRAPES ana QUINCES-Th Depot
~ Tor he sale of UNDERiilLL'S Grapes from Cro-
t,n X mt. now ofcn Il NJ s. Chsn.ters = 1as
'ae IrNus House where thy at received dAy. and i
IN lots - s1t punlS~ers Al supply Of s~nericr
a'e W nees ~hch rPc -Hs ill os1rr for pre-
-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
E\GIINH ard lLAN.ICALRlARn

= iNG school fr BOYS a. Eisbar-n. NG->
e. hfElfiFt t. y A .Pruc PAL Namner ot l9..> itn-
i-tl ro Il. fac4.ct,1 " utc- team wor.c, y I'D
NESpAN. Nurem.trl irlfrs $50 ol % rs.
- fcc tof,i .o and from NeNN'r> a4 tac close ssi
rulfr cement II .a-l The flnCuti Del
ai tle IrvIrr House hc Frdly Slrurdv ant Monta.
previous The 5sh November FbrcTcusrs snd reference,
a-ull fl rLr Frlncfnal % 5ws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

COUNTRY SEATS.-Ten or twelve
" BUILDING LOTS Of from FIVE 10 ten acres IN Green
,jcb Conn high healthy and commanding sites some ci
the most beautiful and romantic situations on me New
York and New-Hayen Railroad thirty miles from Ne~-
YORK and two miles from the DC pot al p0rt Chester, oIa
ybence there are sx daily trains u cars 10 and from New
YORK Apply 10 SAMl BIZ . tOkNhbL'
lms 40 80 " atot-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
HIGH. BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.
u II -HIlurA- AXENIlH ALL RN Al -rha>e Lis
ENOR SALE-Nonkers Lots. beautifully

u situated on the short distance above tie
DEPOT commanding the finest view and unsurpassed
inI scenery, convenience and health on she ms. rca>,n
able Terms Apply to JAMES BASHFORD On the
ISL Nllllana- St NcW-NWN >lS lms
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
AIRS. JERRARD Gate Miss EELLS, of

I'VE New Rochelle Will open School for iouRs LADIES'
MONDAY. NOV at Morrssnia MestchesIer Co. w
Circulars may bee obtained above also At the ONCE o
INIS COLBY NJ. l21 Nlssau-st y y
- 2awIuAFjws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

whole OF by the lot, 80 acres q: the BEST BUILD
ING LOTS IN the suburbs Ol New lorS. niles IRON tue
city and hours r,dc OF 40 MINUTES walk lron WSlist
~ o.s L. SNEkM OOD, Ne is Broatwa.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
CONGRATULATIONS, No. 10 Grand.

II doors from Bfoadwly-P SAkOCcD. Pfdes-
sar Inventor aud sole Teacher known IN Amrnrs o ins
rev aDd shOnabe dances whose talent does no. nsss
,ny recommendation hts opened hs saloons OT cyos ~
indies, gCnlticE and children. Private less@s gwen a
BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY Fnnklin Bald
rg conar ~ Orange and Fulton sts dDDI rom fp
tan-st p SARAttO. FROM No li0biand 81 No"-frl
br. o,ened ID Darnug Sloon for ladies, gcnlienon tss
ebtldrfns classes PuyAi. lessons gwen IA sMl4os ~
c.ss.s- " I'D ruIlinfu nee On the Hth INST
For nerticihar apply at his Academy On thr 'Ph ~
.iaes AL the nov dances the Amrnfan bv'hhn ~hiN
taught 10 children with fhe sresfest pfecs
THIS sdyetiscmont only ntendes i0r NE De'1 eAt,
soeisfY W ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

INSTRUCTION IN III SlC.-H. l..
! MAIHLNs ~fil give instructions the Piano-F
ard singing efher at his residence OF that Of yspls
CLsss Of Young Liiies Vocal Muse J. nov
oeIlg llTs. asO, Class in tie Elementary Pnnc1ples
comeLcne ihe 1T Of October For further afDrmaron.
apply - Als residence. No Be. tAe
Store OIL T.. GOULD CO, No ~ Broadway. ~ l~'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
rIIFrn\ SCHnnL IL RNNN. n

7 TT-N IT IT.
Drlfen >ltfta Island i r.s s-' ' 'i. h0'lIp 'ie-
ration nHft fhln Nrc. years r. l> f.H, ~
int ari-lI4ai position. t.t'n- IHt t.t F Nrs-
Nnrt Ha.. Ie nav--n mis-. tnd - tItnn 'eA uir -
walk of Naid,ilts LANDING lnc i-n,lcr pi scholar, =
lr.t,t Thc lclt fcrn u4 ens tlc tifu MoIuN Al
gust t.r.rlI- Hl HiUl..1tl'u Hiat 3N 'I.Ansi a.
Pine al cDuI lew Cook Co. = RralsaY. int a. Bunker
X Co.. 90 CHlrIcr..st The i..uNmg -ru-chta nr Ic-
ftrc g.. $40 AMONG thc patrons o- n school lhrtn
ketrhnm. f>l.. 30 Nn.i ST.. III N-,har. Isl.
Nadri. llna. " ratcn. $50 % Pac.st T. Bun
k.r -. a. hHfrie-s-.r fhe P'r NJ cil be- seen 'n
SATURDAYS hsfre,u nnf t. ucluc.. VI st = B-rpi-
VA lsj-tfhSt' ;. HONES
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

st ten Tsy or, Hrs4-Quarfrs Y, 5 Fllt1u-s IS ,
c-ner g cola -P. l. ROGERS. t.uliss 4. aerat of
q. above veil tn1vl go ea desires t' i-, ,aat
..s -a'rar. aat public. '..f rr -le ff er
-leu .r .-se---.e-t' PAIL. lls WINTER CLOTHING
.-e-- % ra'r-lii>. a.1 f --at a'rl-l'n'
af t.....c "a rrfa-I. CLraelT al1 nNru vautd ll
.f-le flr- found other house ll tls -'F
-f entire tstai -shlleu- rF-rf tre ~u e-1n 7t ftr
sol DIR van vi c-l.lr e-fcHi % PIE crston Doe
Ilrfst Dr. tere' .santef perfect fr e a vla
'rrls llr- Remember, -t -it.a 81 --er G' 'ft---
sinr. ,. .a.. lrsrters >in m
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

uOGSE and LOT Tor SALE-'er.
r. situated c1 Wes, -il-7f, eet" a ~ i.t
7fh avs b fasf sllde -r ot tor- 'aca-s -ee
ana flr fte rso of -le person Who aa" 'e - ..- -
aId sui .rant.ay constr ciea- ii'. t "a i--'- '''
ma 10 .,a.sr introduced throughout.
Tbe above rrorerfy VII 30 -pf chrt1 t'l ,'-- -
-, DENOTE SUTHERLAND,
- f,Ot 40 AfpraeTs and Councillor No l'' 'i way
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
NlICHiGAN LANDS.-For sale or ex

Vu change see acres N Caton Co i6s Ia Eaton wrAfn
seven miles OF the State Capital and leo GeneSee Go
IRour, Al Ne isI Authony-st the evening a No lSs
,:Te,ps-st ISu3O iusl GEO. DOAK
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
lcwelrp, Ae.

I ONDON WATCHES-To Importers
H llt others r COWDEROl NJ q Charm 2
ton-.t New Hoad s. PAnCIs, LONDON .tl Fetia " Il
4 Cooper y GlltGuT -f-sf-. Cray I'M hJti iezs
THANKS or the elceuragng 1ronr' ~ ms fr-
Celvci from is Art irs-1s and n cti ~ ter -
rfutIHl ro resent extensive r.N,k pi ilHD'vfIE-
TER. DtPLIN ald LLN ER hAItHA>, "affalLs
fi.r I'd tie finest cualr. % It lowest ls lrcfN X
also tt-s rave Cd sr@-s that t lis ADf h1itN ;
r. te sue w.tL1 cases, ~ y lir Llri lr"rt1
o. lie fues ruhr b. les crt ~ M al tll -rsi iJ
rcnt, ~ - lowest ros.t rrces at 3, 81 ihe Great
F1fiiat0u arr invited O. call ara 21ecf. Or - =
,t,.tt rrr..-t..'I III sft.r..e,I ta - lmHWXF.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

I iocf Fosrt.hs >chccl ~ Psfs u pe~kskU =
Cirr ~ ray ~ % aasd al tAs Blk sore al Nas,.
la- No g fsk-hus, epp,~i,e the Assor HDssc - ,,
sillt ts>irg 80 fIfuei. a.. Rer GlO PuIPFEN IA a
- pH ppm .3taMsF.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
IVHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-
wM. VI. SWAIN. President

VNO ANTIQI' 'ARIANS. A genuine
4 ASHfNCTON CENT, Of l712, .or sale Pncc oo
ALI,n.s 4 L = liz Lnun nH-nc - u.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Alarbinern, Me.
EAMES G. MOFFET, Gas Filter. and

- NI1uTfacf 071T n
Gas CUANDI sR>. Pendants. BRACKETS e..
" 40 and ig fuict- thi Arca vast of Brla.s.
les itave 20 call .us srnu lf hose o1t fr -hfir
iarsss with Ga>. o. call ard ne soc. .! lslS
INturt, lel-re purchasing elsewhere rs stock caI-
llses l-rge rtreni 81 the latest s-re and n.erns
4ni warranted al quality ard 10 cunsi1erti- lower
grces taan az osh,r a ,l-lt ,te tllsi safe
Ssrgls> can e sftl - No. JrhI =. I4t
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
iNRENCH a0d MATIIEMATlCS.-A

Pioscs>,i u, t4c bone bran, .cs wishes G.. pcvps hs
evening Evfus ns'rrcftrs Oh nTYsts nupd, Refer
CISCO and ir uHF D.r D.. made 90 Ma. X fECONEr. ~
= B1rk. 81 iar'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
rUGARS VERY CHEAP-HlIfa mil

CONWAY, No li3 Fulton-st., near
Broadway. Ia, splendid siocs Of Dress, froca
Sack Office Oyercoats. and I'll other Altris ot Cof''
Vests and Pluis from the very nneu 90 the lowest
priced 20 splendid assortment uf lhe VrT'
lest French, English and American Cloths. Boa
yerS Cass.ueIes. DoesklDs and Ncsfngs. emurac NJ
everything as hior3b'e desirable and durable. Ia every
instance first IL guaranteed 10 per cent less than
any house this city, for cash. kcnt mher CON" VI,
NJ ~. EmIlon Il. nolr BrnadMlh- 50 lmMM&F'