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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

kELLoGG's FALL STYLE or HATS, NOW
READY Also as large assortment Of Boys and Ch
dens beaver felt aud silk Hats be found the CITY,
Velvet aud cldh Caps M thcu yaney one price
$50 81 j. W. KELLOGG, No 1928 Canalst
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COMMERCIAL BANK, PERTH AMsoY-
Notes on this Bank are redeemed az par az Z EvAN>'
Clo,hpg Emporium Nos 20 and y Fulton ST PAYMENT
for Clothing during tins day oJ1 81
~ Fowler 4 Wills, Phren0logistS aud
Pusshsrs Clinton Hal Ne lsl SAssaU-st New-NoIA,
and No is2 Y ash pgton-st Boston.
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70" w. p. DAvIp's Hats are decidedly

the most fashionable popular and becoming of ye, IN
uoducsd tothe public He has an extensive assortment
from which every variety style and description can be
selected To of his elegant Hats aud satisfy Yourself
W y DAVID No. SOL Broadway, next door to Duane ST
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Communications ADVICE TO
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE Unparalleled

reduction IN the prce of English Imperial three ply Car
9eis OH cloths. ingram Carpets. Mas &C At HIRAM An
pFRsoNs No - Rowery. The choice of tire immense
stock Of srpefng display eight spacious sales Rooms
arc now offered al 40 thirds their value.
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FuRs, FuRs. FuRs.-YouNe's premium

fur stores No 90 Bowery, and No IL Jonn near Broad
He keeps excellent assortment has his goods
uiscturcd night sells cheap and recommends nothing but
What good lie got the pfCuum At the late Earof the
American Institute Tor superior FGrs and workmanship
nj lmMMNS
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My,'s AND Boys CLoru,Sc.-Our stock

Of Clothing IS complete With great variety Of over
Goats SACKS Pants aud Vests for Mems AMI BOYS wear
Also good 3>Sortmeat Of Under .Clothlns Of Salrts
Drawers &C whck are selling Oh al very Rw prices
BOyGHroN \ KNArP, No. % MAIDEN Lane
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To GENTLEMEN or TASTE AND FASHION.
Ciun>y li.fit,lng Shirts dear al any pure. None
such len will he permit ed 20 leave
CRKENs Es,abshu.ent. No. Astor House His system
Of fitting nfs IDLE the syle OF his Shirts mstchles
Que purchase At GREENS aud you become permanent
customer
fV INDIA RUBBER FINGER CoTs, Il cover
iQs fol sore lsgeFs CorrS They seadherag aud
ia pervious 10 an vaer They Be obtained AZ al
"a ia Rubter Stores and oi the principal Druggists IN the
p,ed States Price wholesale. - 80 per gross with The
AZ mi oiseuut Goopy EARS India Rubber Glove CO. Office
NJ ~ Liberty 81, up stars. al IL
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rR' Housekeerers, and AM others. In want

bv liVu>cktcFSFS, anu all OtllerS, IN want
OF Bedding, Bedstcads &c, would do wen call al NJ
HILLARps cid established WAernons, $50 Chstham-st
corner NJ Mulberrst where be found the largest as
sormen; Of articles IN his hne offered the public,
consisting OF Feathers Beds Mattresses Patent
DedSfeads and Cots Wholesale and retail mTuThSSs
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

Vice Consulate or the Repubilc OF Mexico,
h New York conformity to the decree Of tho federal
Congress of Mexco follows" Ministry Of Interior and
Toreen Affairs Your Excellency the Presdsnt Of the
United Stsecs To all the inhabitan the repub
No. be It known thst the general Congress has deorssd
The decree Of November 1885, Ia declared null and no
perod the ufNes which then in
vested had not the to dictate consequently the
govrnmer will tsfe 20 have the above deeiara
Zion datey produce it's desired end rcspectng the
privileges granted tn Don Jose Gsrayj NJ Scionio Pres
dnto the Senate Pedro EseudeIo Lehanove Dputado
Pat dente; Manuel Gomez, Secrstario Leon
Eae. u, putado Secretarto.
Therefore, order to he printed published, circulated
end d1ly obeyed. Nhounl Palace, Mexico Nav xd lo5
1aIinpo Arit To Don jose baris Ortis Monasteeio
Asd con muncae to you for the necessary ends God
ard Lhery. Mexico. Nay I'D, le5l JOss Maria Ortiz
ne undersgDed Vice csnsu republic Of Mexieo BY
thst the said govern will not perm any
wbAsceyer repefentng Den jose Garay, acting in
virtue Of his bod privilege to undertake the
Of alton between the By
Gre lhn Of Tel uantepec and all who In future
attempt It, Will be brshers Of the laws Of
hezieo and punshed eomormab the circumstaDces
Sieus and OF the offence He also makes known
neither hinattlar veptoss other point Of
e ltthnu ort OF ontry for foreign vessels notwth
that this fact has been
those hieh there will be the that the
Mexican Laws to the hostile 10 which
6hty will thereby have given cause
1he legal state Of the above expressed matters s only
n which the rsid oommunesto between tn two
shal be opened to TIRE world. Wa. GEO srEWARr,
Vice Consul for the kepubue Of Mexico.
New York, Sept. IL. ls5l
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
Our rennes.e. Correspondence.

COLUMBIA, Tenn, S.p,su.oer 4, 1851.
The Close Of TIC Comritgn ~ 7eraessce-7N Var
SpuI-hs 7tsacnt,s o~ tas South.
The exciting political campsgu IN tennessee is
row closed. Nobly has she wi,ed out the stain
that the NASHVILLE Convention souid place upon
her; aud now she stands erect, amid Jarrng ele-
mep;s around and CT ,laims, "OEe coGatry-ene
cobstitution-one destiny"
During tie recent campaign, the old landmarks
have BEEN bu. slightly regsrded-tbe discussions
beng confined, prrcipill to the compromise mea-
surts. The candidates for Governor aid not occupy
t.e c1ce. posiots held by candidates for the same
of'te in some of the her States-tnAt is Union or
oisuuop yet the grouuds they took were essen
uelly different. ne position Of too one (rrous-
oale) was, that the compro mise ought to be en-
itic,d: the tther tCampbel), thai ~ must. Yet.
foiw hstsboine this, aId the result ct cue late ece
tep. y would be idle to deny that d,safee,ion A.
abroad in Tennessee, and Ia the cotton gro -irR
states, We are no aiar.iist, bat We sonli b the
Eau arc fecklets demsgogues Of the North to pop-
ger wei upon Intercourse. Ii theis conscences for
nu iehong help ping hand to stop the conaagra-
u,l let tnose who would, work gltlcsly ON.
lbe recent news fro Cuba n a, dor III. 10 TO heal
ibe dtsonsion. Coming. ne it nd into an q Ire sdy
txeed state Of Affairs it is only wing the spars
nto flame The war spirit is sbroad 10 the Sou.h,
Rbd thousands Will fock TO the ssn0trs Of Lopez;
AID tbrt aiied in the dust, u wi be concentrated
tn Mexico. II here unsuqk kssiui, With minds ex-
esTtfettd they will return ne, and the tende ucy.
ef events will be Ear fren scousiliatins one. We
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
Our Louisvilie Correspondence.
1T LOCIS, ct tPN' u.Vef ., Iol
The J,uii.ial Electtors ia Missouri.

ST Louis, SepJe u.oer 4, 1851.
The judicial Electtgns in Missouri.
The result of the FIRST Judicial election in Mig
souri is ascertsined So Car u. te selection of
Supreme Judges is concerned, tbs experiment has
succeeded admirably. The bench for tae next six
years, will be composed Of Hamiitoa r. Gamble,
John +. Rylsnd, and William Scott
MIR. Gamble has, for many ycars, ranked rs
one of the best lawyers, and most upright Tho
partner, in the practice Of law. Of ion. Edward
Bates, his reputation. where both are known, is in
no wise, inferior to that gentlemsns His qualif-
cations are so pre-eminent, aud universally CON.
ceded, that though very decidea ~aik himself. he
has been elected With great uusuiuty }, receiving
msJvilty Oh the votes vi ali pistles, aud meeting
with open opposition fiom none. Mr.. Gamble
superior, MS profound lawyer, suc q sound, clear
headed thinker, cannot be found "a, tro gentle
men OF the bench o. tho bar III tn4 csate, or else
where.
Judge Ryland has been on the supreme Bench
for the last two years. Alihoug opinions are
not characterized by unusual aUily jet they have
Always exhibited good eeuse, asu = respectable
edge OF the Law, and vuTJ htsu grade of
sclclarship Circuit Judge tor uure .aan ~ years
pr'or To his promotion to the ou !, sno beach he
lossesses great familiarity with ,hr pfactce of law
aid pleading, and decides with sfe.t readiness
pohts OF that description arising 80 the supreme
Court Upon the whole, hrs ,iv5tton has given
very general satitiaction. Juig, a. and is Ben
tOb utmtctdl.
Hon William Scott is .be third Judge He oc-
eulled the same position fsom lsij 20 1919. In
loi3 by the ad 'ption of constr amendments
imitpg the tenure Of judicial vt. o judge SCOTT
Was gsattd out OF Office He ~ ace leing wanted
by TIE Governor for very zcaiOu, 40 isicIan, who
had beet arersonal and po.,tlcsl s.pporior Of his
Exc,llency, Judge Scott was 40. l-ap2oinicd.
lhe Judge, whie upon TIE ucaeg before, was a
great iaNorie with the prof, ssiVn aai tue psople
DhtipguisLed Tor plsiuness -inplcisy of
nsihers, ne is courteous, gOoi hu i.,red, G1d 40
,essitle In hati,s OF iEdu Try, s.l % cose aud
thorough investigation, he ~ un-ur, a,sei. Judge
Scott is u d. a ocrat, but opp0sec boutOp.
We are confident our Supsems q. nch will now
COMPARE iavo;ably with that of auy other State in
the Union.
We have rot been so fortunate 10 the choice OF
Jucgts. In one instance, the contest was az
chsittly IOhtieal one. Ia cta,rs, able Ia s-vers
were lass,d ever, and weaker Juuges selected.
bus those who have been inaaenc Il by personal
or political ecnsideratioLs ih vOtIug tor Judges
Will eoubthss scon regret the course they have
tekCn, and we hope will have learned a lesson which
may hereafter be beneficial to themselves and the
patlic
The New York herald., 1851-09-14


CTAIE OF NEW YORK. sEcRsrAsYS OFFICE
. Albany, August q, 1881.
70 ns sls,in Of sas cit, and county Of New Yorh
70 be held in this State the Tnesday tie nrs
Monday Of November next the following oeers are to be
AJpdse the surt Of Appeals In the place of Samuel
Secretary of State in the place of Christopher Morgan.
= SemP,r.ihr ID tLe Place u rhiio Z TalisE
An Attorney General in the place Of Levi s. Chatfld
State Engineer and Surveyor in the place of Hezekiah
Canal Commss ssiener, in the place Of Charles Cook.
Inspector Of State Prisons in tie place Of Alexander
Of service will expire the last day Of
sia Distriet place Of James KiOg whose Of
service wiz expire ths he ia say a, e. 1tfsTss s & sr
Senate pirtets in TIE Place OF Clark
Of service will expire ON the last day Of Dsoem
osnIty sheers to 70 elected 70. said s0unty:-
A Rcgister in the place Of Cornelius Y. Anderson;
Records 9 he place Of Frederick e. a, TslasisS 81
Judge Of tle Court Of Common Pleas in the place Of
surr ,gste in the place Of Alexander W. Bradford.
Cemuissoner Of streets and Lamps. In the place sf
Two Governors Aims House. in the place Of Simeon
All whose terms Of service will expire the last day o
there to bo elected Justice for each q The 81. Ja
I'd, pursuant to Chapter 5l4 Laws of 1851.
CHRIsqqtupmsREt aoaSs N. Secretary Of stA..
sHERIFr's OFFICE, August rs, 1881.
notee hs general election to ss held on the Tuesday
eeedng the first Monday of November nex received this
THOMAS CAKNLEY.
Sheriff of the Cit, aud County Of New York
NIB All The public newspapers within this county wall
.ss & IA r & once Fee IN sssh MEEK S mail ns ssS
Board OF Supervisors and pas ed tor payment
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

FhE PIrTsBuRe.-About half past four o'clock this
afternoon city startled BY the alarm Of de,
which preceded from the buroog II the Ryan building
enc Of the largest structures in Pttsburg occupied by
nuh 81 chspcs, who rent and steam power
from MIR. Ryan, to carry their various branches Of
husress 1t appears that the fire caught from careless
among the machinery in the building One half Of
the extensive edfce fronting Virgin alley Is entirely
Sss sroyed Ryan l. McKee's loss is estimated, in the
bulldog and machinery, al $1,000 On the east, r. h.
Drayos loss Is down at $500 He 10 insured in the
II smsn's and Columbus Offices for $1,000 H. Campbes
brick partially injured He Is fully insured
Hsrlsy's stable entirely destroyed Two brick
houses Virgin alley burned They owned by
o Robinsons heirs Wstson's blacksmith shop is also
eonsued ther with his shop box factory
and turning shop. The Ore at time Threatened
destruction to large portion OF the city, and only
saved by the superhuman and gallant exertions Of the
6r.Den The loss Is estimated ~ S35 o00.-D Dsspaeh
3 MEMBER IL
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
.sDiA aUDnER qO.,ps.


TO THE PUBLiC.-INpIA RUBBFR SHOza.-oDk
Attention has been called TO ndvertsemen hy
Day, published In tie New Yo.k uegsls tlth Jaiy
$751; and the Courier md Enquirer q dat. In which
1tsr much unmerited shrse Of attorney w Juison
sQ he assere that ret ohnrre him With pi-atny
ioodyears PateDts under aud he d
rot infrng oodyesrs Patents IL tie Shoes
We have hased licenses for the anuffcture of
lis Rubber shoes under Gocdyctrs Patents and paid
noney and .re daily paying tariff for the ssme and
ther pcrtor might have done the same disposed 90 do
sthsr than pirate upon goodyears Pstents 80 thinh
nre just 20 purcaase right 70 valid patent thar
o infringe ". Mr.. Day having been prosecutd scknep
edeef Goodyears rgh mste set.lcaert, and agreed In
insure not 70 infringe hs Patents. He 10 stem
t only 70 infringe said Patents but inurc
.ho have for large cor der.on purch licenses
nd worh under them, and charge Mr. Day directly
nd that ever our own sisnatures with rirstins ursp
Pants In the manufacture the shoes whi a.
f IL oferns 70 the public; end give nocs that
md sli vho concerned sith him IN purchasing
hs shoes made n -oisslcs ~ s.s Patent Rhw. vfu
spyce,cuseS.
4. CAsBEN
HvwAfD RUBBER Co,
v,Sw@ A By. BY.kinsns,s, snS. ,rs,sors. wro "a
m Hatchinson. Psesiaaet
FORD a co.
Ney Vow. yntv ". Iss1
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
P,ssensaslon to serteant Mervex.-on the

afternoon Of the llth instant VIM p uervey Esq, ons
eff eis mt sergeants Of the Third Pa,rol
ht.d wi nAssve Silver snun Boz lined with gold and
tesrips tn foliowg In scripton "Presented to p
Bsr,ey teen Of resyey ny his friends Of the Third
vr6 sepienher 1tb, i IL the members of the
lice Depsrm in this ws.d proceeded 70 sheeps Head
Bty the day In question: their annual excursion
durstg 0nies Of
perfaneL Ald.rm sturevant deputsd 10 p.sssat
TIE brilliant testimonial whio1 he did eoqusnt
man er % which sers,a srvey repl.d sith feeling, Of
ude DE- his hoped they would
regret their g and that he mi long live
merit their alton Of ls rsrvicee Mr. Hsrssy
Of and vglant ooer- in the old Third
readers thst he Justly deserv
ma Of the above blem and tribute Of worth
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
THE TURW.

yENTREvILLE, C0UksE. L. L.L-TRorTlNG.-GREAT
stallion msten-sepdsy September 18th, =. clock.
PH Match nd Purse S. mile beats bes thrss la
in ArIess. Pifer oh. stallion Beppo; Davis
es tr. stallion VIZ X. Johnson formerly Cow Boy.
JOEL C0kkl IN, Propdetor
UyNION COURSE l. I.-TROT OTrIEG-swEEPSTAKE
~ and Purse sl5Jl- TUESDAY September l6 o'clock.
p. NJ sweepstaks and Purse 81 30 two milo heats in
harness. u. Pidey ames Lady Moscow MeLauyh
lin es Pelham O. D.mmick names Jack Ross
teri James y MeMsnn enters vernon' Inc Proprietor
borse above Lsd Aoseow sppear. before us for the
draw crowd ghe performances of jack kos-iter ana
ernont last Tuesday 1.-THE latter oomparstysi, .ad
untred horFe) astonsbed tLeir friends, while n IL we'll
known that Pelham has made time yet in the
ais Of tIottrg Four tuch horses have
tended for purse ID highly probable will not asain
for long time to cone. They In nae condit1n, and
w doubt show their best time this OCCASION The
ess leave south Ferry Brooklyn for the Course at two
eloea M returr ing AZ soon as the sports are over
JOHN l. sNEDIxER, PropristorN
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
AsTRspLpGH A As~ .

a sTKoLooY.-pR. O. ". soBscK. FROM swEpsr
lately from Phseelphs, offers his services 70 tbs c
Of New York He 10 able foretel present
". i.esesl-usted-Lsdies, S. s.ntlsncn, S. once No
'hs street. rev York where eters poet paid
nuedate stenticu For rsr.ioulsrs, daily papers
rcloseal AfuanAcs cen BE- prssvssd n Ne ses eFas
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
psv sOoDs. sVs.

SEAuAN kUIR-32i BROADwAY-wILL oPEN
~ for eNhition and sae, on ndsy the 18th instant
e ns spd ehoieest ve,sty Of Paris msde Velvet
STIR snd Cloth Cloahs ana ManNas, sd red IN his
uy, ~ entirely designe and selected by Nr Muir,
While IN psris typtsssly sher retail trade 70 reh Aey
iEvte hekt,ention o. purchssefa
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
- = 2 = =
~un nCsAL.

w Ut. TAPsCorT CO.. 80 SOUTH srRsa5
" ssnpp'y drafts for any amount payssie hroughor
Srest htan and Ireland They .so sole sxeptsfor '
ses star Lrc the Swallow Ts'f LINE, the Drsmate Lane
>nc bnc OF liverpool packets and the Lice Of Loude
s.sse BY any Of which ships - snsAssd on
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

r 100 Broadway have just Introduced f, sston for
Scsttm,ns hats Ato tyls y iary adapted % yous
They still adhere 60 their old (srcsls rl and
s~ the pubio that The 1us of their as exce any
and that no palms will be spared to please
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

Der tss shout 20 Brosdvsy has decided TO or
a. a.. nublie HE entire s:oet of goods ,nn Of an an
tsps assortment cf carpets OIL cloths aud all articles
Wth the tradc familis about PURCHASING
and tjs rNre opportunity farnish exoeeSinclv low
prsces W. h. CUIoN o. Last Broadway snd II Division
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
T.asi Tessi Teasl-4s.. 5s., and os-Bi.ck

and Ir,en Teas c eror Qualities Java and other
Csfees every pr'e fsm reqeiras the shove iads
rrfatle rscessarisa viii hnd their advantage TO call
N Hsrrras Tea ana groeey Store, northwest eorer Of
Vsr,et snd Ss where the prorri er IL cons
Sett he every he utmose fssfatNl1n. Fine
eis Orri ard Coynse Pran6Sa always IN stock rether
Shh Ioyt sherry, sAa n tasira Winee, and Segars.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

There 9o5 deaths In Philadelphia. during ths
vesk ending the 9th instant OF which lo4 under
Ave years # age
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
eh.iIey's Turtle Soup this day, a Ia Creole,
With Egyptian Sherbtt.


Of ladies L. requested the exposition the Paris Cloak
end hshtla Emporium 3j broadway on Monday the 18th
~ lie largest and richest semhsres of these
ssg ant fall in this country, imported
and maj ufasiursd expressly for city retail trade.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
THE MILIrARY.

COMPANY oRDER.-NTNTH REGIMENT ~ Y.sM
~ -Comteny F.-shelds cadets Tho m nters Of this
Comrsny are requested TO attend in full uniOrm, lwrte
Msrtet ibis cay at " oclect for the purpose of escortng
tie rmsits Of their late bvcther soldier James Norto
frtm his late residence 22 Elizabeth street. Williams
turs Esch mher to be provided with Grape the e
arm Ry order of Captsin QUIN
P.NEvIrs, Orderly serseant
(NARD-THs sUNDERsIGNED o, CoMMTTrEE APPOINT
ed the BAXTER 9usrd, at meeting held ths a-no
~ hter The parade Friday DO In heha ~ the
,s,nIn " sr sincere thanks for the refrhments boun
WY tuppisc them by Mr. Frpncis Deaer Charles
ron assuring them that e Ni never foreet their
fndne" and m eeaeing attention IN their wants
Lent DAvIDKTSsNE9
serg't 10 BPH W.LLACN.
Ptvste GkO. BOLBERTOv.
NOTlCE.raR1ET ExCURs RsToNs-SUsKE Ers p,Y-
cner Bsyonst Sheath &c. tuppiisd ror excurriops
.s strs er 70 Companies appos-
oEo. HoLBERroN.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

Throat Lupgs Stomach, and Neuralgia Fiji ye,rs ia
tpse study and extepsve practice in the above aladies
nduco the Doctor gusraIes scientific course of treat
mert lectures to his cas the above Diseases will
take place, usual twice week Consul Ing hours for
patients from IL N. to O'Clock. NJ daily. Once, AZ
LisIeI I re- half n hOok from broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
iwho wish &, he initiated Into the rpys-

Of hpyng good garments aud OF buvns them cheap
should call saifH Jr of l0l fulton street aud be
nced that he always has has hani garments 81
sup lyle ARD quality aud alec that he WILLING TO sell
t.rg ceRp not Gle 'han Any other similar estsb
tc psction. Ill about TO purchase, would
certainly stady their iaerests bv sving call.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

HoNoRABIr COMPETITION AND NO HUyDUG:-
lsder snd gen obtain the highest essh price
tr ladies' snd sentienens ehdr~ns and youths Cast on
se,ihg Arpsre and second hard articles In general BY
.enfse sddress through tie Poet 10, or cslling on
JAMES hokONE at his clothing store, II Orange street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

CAST oEr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen leaving the city or breaking u,
ieuco. L. M. DUsstLDORP ~ Elm stree
~ Nh.-Ladtes attsnded 20 by Mrs. Dusseldorp.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

proHthe reu public patronage any criterion Of the
valve of sitce ~ safe 10 that the shi "a made
the celebrated estab ihnsnt of GREEN Astor
House, ysequaed in Nes York. One word more Pune
sraity in alling orders s rule never broken there.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

beanfy mote the with and restoration Of the Hair
combining the beautifyng the hair
With dial in all diseases Of TIE
sea skin. The hyperion is sure remedy TOR bald:
telling of the hair is highly perfumed and
will be found great 'quison TO the toilet For sslo at
he principal depOts Ludlow street. Grand ~
Maiden lane and by ali drugests and perfumer Price
cents per bottle. AK for DAVIS Hyperion.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
lpvRRTwEnRsTS sESEwBD BVBB' D,y
" GWANDs.

HGWANDNs
S0 REWARD -Losr, A DIAMOND PIN ON SAT-
PcO ufdsy evening last about o'clock large cen
sVne 1brnants torignslyl the IL cut Apply
~ mr.. Gabriel Rsvsl No. 55 Houston, corner Crosby
90 x DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIE
B~O arrest and conviction OF the thief tisves
entered the house of rmpre Hose Co No 40. ,ndsy
evstirr sth instant, while the company absent
hre and toot erefrcm the roll of the
b. WHEELER. Sec. D. MtLLTkEN. foreman.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

after the fa,hion of the Union in tho belief that Ia union
strength. that union snrceeded
Cal aud examine the their store 81 ssau
street, and Judge for yourselves
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

Che you vtsr the will be convinced Of the
fsst Nj EA BroohsNo l50 'uiton street. IL hnsi for
selling the best Boots, Shoes snd oty
PETER substa ntia nd reater cannot found
We hsvc been wearing BROOkSs Bcot for years
sonpdent that better made out Paris ~
Tfy Them and be convinced. Remember, M. i5J Ruion
0ffee
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

CAs1fEsl FAMILIES CAN GET ". w. BRusUs
uahirg Receipt at @ Maiden lnre; tol Hu leon; gi
Ig ,h avnvei Sl sish avenues IN Third avenue lgs
btvtry; BY Grand, M Canal; of Ridge and
here spd reail fri 25 cents Get 30 ani on vii
with others would not be without ID for S. Nv
written signs turc 10 on each one
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prondu,y Fashion sbi. C,oto,p9 Est.bu,sh-

pspt -Alfrd Nutroe Co, no. al Broad~ay, invite gen
Gsue and examine their large ment OF hae
,honahle ready ade Clothing aud Furnishing goods
Airo BOYS ciothne Of the beet description all u which
viii be ofered at reasonable prices
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PERsuN N Al.

NOTICE --Ir LEWIS CorTINGuAM, OF aLEMHAr
IN suHok county Engisnd, will apply to kr. Charie,
Peirsop street, New Hort he wili hear Of
rnsten respecting lin, viii be paid any resscnsble
pcnse when last heard from, Was in New Orleans. lie
Bald Cottneham shout 30 years OF light complex
on ych freckled reddsh hair -nd about feet in 'hes
nnsrch. 1917.
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CAUTION TO sAyILIEs.-MY vE7ErABLE WASH.
- irg Recipe has my signature N 10 to srevent ,st
tior. BY is will 81 to ~ Lsfic5
.snnst help but he pleased Prize. cents w q. Brush
For sale at kad, lane sni other places See advertise
msbt IN ycterdsys Herald f-st PAGE Begin at o'clock
done at 10 o'clock Get II. aud will not be dsapp
Go. seLd ard set IT. euclose IS cents will
sci d 4. 20 any port Of the city By pest