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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
NeW-Grepaia.

We are in possession of reliable adyices
from New-G1enada up to the 10Th August. The
news Is most satisfactory u the frleHds of order
and progress The provinces # the South.
where some revolutionary movement was az
tempted. now ENJOY the most complete tranquil
hiy. thanks 10 the udloious conduct Of Generals
Obando and Herrera. who. rs the orders OF the
Government, have marched through the pro
vinces of Paste, Popayan, Cauca and Bueuayen-
tura In the province OF Bogota, some Tvolu-
'ionary tumults were attempted. but they Were
Immediately suppressed. General Borrero, who
had declared himself against the actual Govern
ment of the province of AntlOquia iounc no fol-
lowers IN the people. not even among those or
the opposition party Among these should te
mentioned Colonel Brarleo Endo, who, collect
ing Goo men. prepared to march against the re-
belliouS General.
The rest of the Republic was perfectly tran
quil-the people seconiing the Government IN
the great work of reform which II was laboring
10 conduct TO successful termination.
In conclusion. must BE- noticed the lneyactness
Of the assertion that the attemp, at revolution
in New-Grenada was caused by the taxes levied
bv the Government. Congress authorized the
Executive TO raise a forced loan m case the rev
oluton should assume serious aspect. The
Executive. however. did not find j, necessary TO
exact this extra tax. The movement was the
result of plot OF the reactionary party. friends
OF the JeSuits who were expelled from New
Grenada some time back.) the deadly enemies of
the reforms which the present Liberal Govern
ment are udiciousy introducing, and IN which
1t Is 10 be hoped that they Will encounter no fur
Their obstacles
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune
so.ts,ra T,.,rssa or, sorr'' Hs''''- az B''''--s
The state Democratic Convention

SYRAcr-E. "Wednesday sept lo Isl
Tie result oi ihe ballot was - follows For 10
r,rro 3 - epard %. New y rA s. Gen. hassy. of
ThompAns. Thomas 3 Mitchell % Montgomery.
.. K 4mgaell. Jr.. !. No cholre.
Sir Maurice. o; queens. moved hat al further
tal.rtng le dispensed with, and iaai lhpl1s i.
Mitchell BE- appointed Chairman oy resolution
Nh Grover suggested tlaf bF consent both 10 ile
Caucus canf .cates. VIZ MtssT> Mitchell ana >hep-
a-d should BE- dropped AID thri person, Gen Hal
scy. 0, TompkMs. ~ unanimously appointed Presi-
dent no TEN. NJ g. -ccompan - H. motion with
al invocation 60 AaTn0niKe lie party
NJ Mitchell seconded tie molon, AID "IiA4fe"
- usme iTOm he contest.
VI shepard CHI tie same. aid Ar Maurice With
trew h. motion also.
Gen Haisey as taeH ec.ed temporary President,
UNANIMOUSLY
On tasing the char. cen. Ha.sey addressed tn
Convection afu1 M himself 20 - az tltocate 81
Tie Union o. ile party. aid determined Without ref
eTence 20 the wishes u any o,her man. or set Il
men. e. .aEof ZealOusly q iAat end
The COGyeIfon then took 3 recess until I. VI.
Wien the Convention reassemoe Cd the toh Vas
,a &C. 4nt the delegates presented thea credentials
Or he motion OF VI. Nye, a tOmmpee Of I'VE
member, was appointed 20 consider the cases II the
contested seats from Columbia County and the City
oi NeW-N0rs.
Nj Miller. o. seneca. then moved that Commit
tee al ght q appointed 20 report permanent on
Gers for lie CONVENTION. and also Committee Of 10
70 report resoIuilons-OOth Committees 10 Oe ap-
pointed after tie Committee Oh Contested Seats h4s
reported.
On IL, MOTION very extended debate eusued.
Mr >ckles opposed TIE proposition Of authorizing
he temporary preslclng ofhcer - appoint The Com
mlftee On Resolutions, a. a departure from the al
cent ussges Of tie party, wholly rante IN the
present position Of affairs, and also a. defogaiory 20
IT, dignity Of the Office Of permanent President, u
cep.lylng u Of al power. tie desired 20 conceal
men; OF the question Of resolutions and should OPP
pose al efor;s Which hac such end IN view. For
himself. be gave notice that he should nominate
txGoV. Bouck a. the permanent President, when
The proper TINE arrived
Mr Grover of Allegheny, sustained the propose
ton a. ODE tending 70 promote that harmony IN the
cehtt r4tlOns OF the Convention which had been
manifested II tue gsAp,EaoVs eaosce II Nc teGfo
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~ FowLrRs Il WELLS, Psychologists
saa Publishers Clinton Hal lSl NassAu- near the Park
LATE FROM SALT LAKE VALLry.-A


company If MormonS recently arrived at Names
vile, Iowa bringing the latest intelligence nom salt
Lake, report the crop IN Tire Valley. more especially
wheat, to De very abundant and heavy tins season.
The health Of the people good, and general har-
nony prevailed II appears that Nh Ba,eman,
who had arrived few days before, gave ayery un-
promising account OF the condition of the SAINTS IN
the Valley, whereUpon TAc Froulcr GSGydiaa. the
organ OF orson HYDE al kaneSvlle, relieves itself
mthe following rather amusing Stylc.
MI Langley and his associates bring news Of A
cheering character while Mr.. h brought nothing
but darkness. gloalN and SlsSaiiSfactloa. We can
easily account foI the difference. Mr.. Bateman
came here. cut of trOm the Church ioS disturbing
the peace and Quietuce Of the SAINTS IN the VALLEY
and FOR assuming the character and position OF
Elijah the Prophet Al the Representatives. could
gave was, hike himself Of the darkest And every
tAlfs there ont Of order, IN his eStlmAion, ana
the SAINTS would not allow HIM 10 st, matters
night No wonder Ii We ever saw i fool and a
hsr embodied IN one person. we are satisfied Thai
We not mistaken when We say that both ap-
pear very conspicuous m the parsonage OF ihls
would ee modern ELIJAH, alas The great Thomas
Baieman, who, not MANY wears ago run through
red flag in his hand. The SSlEtS should beware
OF TINS modern dignitary he has been hurled nom
ms Standing N the Church OF God, and now. Ike
iuei'ef, the Son Of the Morning, he goes about ac
cusmg me brethren IN the Valley, and seeking
Nnon ne may devouf. Some say. that he intends 10
NNa wssniiston. and lay his grievances before the
sles,eaN put We venture 10 say that he. like Bill
s W. o"~ aS...y snare Tor Others, into which
,,nself Will ultimately iali
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER II, 1851.

had been tacitly passed over by the Mayor.
or had even received his appreciation.
We learn that this is the view not only Of
Mr.. Davies. but Of others among the most
eminent jurists of the City. Such being the
case we presume no time will be lost In be-
ginning the preparatory labors Of the en-
largement The citizens of the First and
Second Wards, especially, will not fail to
rejoice at it. Among them no measure was
ever more popular.
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Arrival OF the >ew-Orlean. Mall Leuer froin
col. trittsnden Runner from Mexico.

BaLuvoRL. Welns.day. sept lO. 1871.
The New Orleans mail due ast ni ghi, AID als) he
one cue 20 alghf, have arrived
II. Nt.-fr sgNs RANT contains q teller ffOm
CO.. trifencsn Wrffen Iust pfeY0I. - ~ erosu-
ton a Havana. m which be- eensUres Lopez 10 not
coming 10 b. aIc he beng. 80 ne time Crttel.cn's
party ~as attacked only tnr,e miles distant
. The Nsu-lr.s.ns p'irQg.nf contains statement
4. m Mex 60 to TIE eject that President Ans,a,
= r tine since. asked TIE British Minister IA AID
ths British Government would afford b Mexico "a
care ths ! n!tet >iaies should declare war against
er for anLulmg the IeAlaniepee grant The Ma
isteT reported % have said thAi h. GOssufnen
would take 90 part In ally quarrel Tat n.gA arse
between re NO Cos emmsIt..
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Additional Whig Delegates.

Chenung-S r Strang.
Chenango-2 Ransom Baldwin.
Clinfon-John W StearnS
Delauae-l J. A. Hughston > J. II. era
ham
Erie-2 Harlow ;. Love.
Nadisoa-2 Robert G. Stewart.
Nonro,-2 Freeman Clarke
Naeara-2 Hiram Mcneil.
Otsego-3 \ d. Williams.
ST. Lnucnc,-2 y 4 Reddngton 3. Still
man Foote
Sch,ne,iady-JameS Van Horne
Sen,ca-Tuman Boardman.
Sulirap-C ' LudlngtOn.
.Stubeu-l 4 b Dickinson.
Yompk,us-l John Sayler, , BENJAMIN e.
Ferris
Uash,neton-l Ezra Smith
" gop,ps Wolcott J Humphreys.
Yaf,s-John Underwood
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Whig Nominations.

En- Co.-A>sembly !. ORLANDO ALLEN ,.
JASPER p NorNG. {. JOSEPH Bennett
Clinton Co-Assembly Richard Hayworth
County Judge. George VI Beckwck Treasurer,
Moss X Plat Superintendent of the Poor Lor-
ing Ellis Justice OF Sessions, Robert Berkeley .
Coroners. Z ] Mooers. JustInlan Holden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
u The Union Manufacturing Company,

u The Union Manufacturing Company,
was chartered hy the Legislature of Ne~-Jer>ey
at lts last session. for working The large veins Of
Phosphate Of Lime. found in that state The
Company have elected the Hon >nas St.t-
Vel. President. and DAVID 4 haye>. Esq, oi
Newark. Secretary Their office lH CHI, CTS is
10 ". 81 Liberty -, where orders are received.
T. is ,ad that there Is tui one other regular VEN
known, and as q ier'i.uer % ,upa,.c, both Bone
Dust and Guano The ComPan, are making
preparations 20 ship large amouut of pho crude
O. England, where Will command r,adf sale
lnd produce O. large profit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

Negck AND Loss 90 FUE LtVEs.-Ihe
brig Lincoln. 20 WScassoil lioa. trom NcS-l ofS
Tor savannah VA, caq,lEcd lu heavy sgati iron
northwest, on the might ~ Jrly .. when .a DAYS nuf
on ,he 9dih at 9, o. .on 5 D.. the NE 4 Ms
fallen BOO With ty ON, ship Flora Mcdonald. Iom bA.-
tmorr ior Rotterdam, which took ~ Tie captain,
MI John Mitchell first officer and George lDln.
seaman the remainder Of the crew. second ohcsr.
three s,amen and cooa we're drowned The night she
was caqs1cd The Flora Mcdonald passed through
the Downs Aug % on her Wy Co Rotterdam anl
nale fhe AlnEe rlllI--
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To pnlNTrRs ANs PUBLISHERS The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention of Pn-
tiers Publishers their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates NO The improy consists IN giving 10 them
conner face AT about third additional cost othat thtu
durability increased direct proportion 10 t4e superior
tenacIy copper type metal which, according cor
rect experiments Is ~ sto l. From tins single fact
will at be perceived that thin face Of copper must
give extraordinary endurance To- printing surfaces and ek
pereOce has fully proved such 10 be the The Com
many have secured letters patent Tor the Improvement and
they prepared and execute orders AZ the eS-
xnbhshnont, & North Winiam-St., NcW-lork.
The following papers printed m the copper faced TYPE
New-York Courier and Enquirer New-Nork paiy Iuh-
une Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag OF our Union;
Boston Pictorial Draw ma Room Companion; New-fork
Organ aud Others NEwroN COMPANY,
col ruThSStf North Milllam-st n. Y
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Additional Opposition Delegates

AHeganv-l Martin Grover.
Chenung-C Hulct
.Jeferson-l Erastus Hale ,. Jesse Canhed
Lrinrsion-2 John \. Van Derlp
Ououdaga-i William Taylor
RicbmoHd-J DISsosway
Tompk,ns-l Reuben ; Smith . Robert
Halsey
Uayne-l p Tucker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
Markets

Tie receipts Of The past - hours have been
FLoUs. J 90 Dols. Wheat, ~ 90 bush Co.'s 49,
bush. Western FLOUR has been "a TAR aeinAn'
without any change II the markets. loo DO.s as--
.gan ,old al - 3las3 81. WHEAr = he'd aSo'e VOC
yIevs Of purchasers and The sales have been small
CoRs has been IN fair request sales ROO bush -
~ cts for AIxec Western oars are oa4' VIE
ss.es al ~ cts FEEIGars are Unceassel
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. THURSDAY, SEPT. Il, 1851.
For California.

We shall issue TIL : MORNING 1h>
Trib4ns for California, Oregon and The Sdasfieh
Islands 1t Will contain all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News, City News, Money anu
Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c
Persons wishing copies OF this paper VIII
please leave their orders early This Morning
Price. single numbers, sixpence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

MR. WEBsrER-TRe Manchester Mirror
-, Monday evening contained report tina, MI
wsns,er Was seriously, e not dangerously III outwe
" As,,,,x 10 he able TO contradict II. Mr. Webster
NY II the Revere House on Monday night, al II
aclecs, and will leave for MArshheld to-day HIS
Sesish is better than Tor some '% Time ssss Though
hardy v. xas owing TO an accident TO the uain a,
Ais G'N" WIS boston Courier, lasA
Nashua
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The following have been the arrivals u the pad
- hour FLOWS. : .0oo oos WHEar. 500 bushels
CosN 1900 90 BGRLEY, 20 10. FLOUE T. trn
WIN A moderate business dong WsEAr-Psf'
chasers are not disposed 10 cone 10 the terms de-
rnanced ~ holders. and transactions are coase-
cueuily small Co.'s = steady al yesterdays faIes
wlth sales u 800 bushels al sc Sc for Ws,iefn
mixed sales ~ere made Of 1909 bushels tao rOsei
B.KLEY al &c OArs are nc a 32ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
~ Housekeepers, and all others, in want

sf Bedding Bedsteads &C. would do wen 10 eau at VI
WuLARD's old established Warcrooms. 80 Chaham-St,
OF Mulberry where be found the largest as
vortment of articles his line. offered 20 the public
Feathers Beds Mattresses &c Patent Screw
Bedsead and Cots wholesale aud retail sll lmTulhSS'
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STATE Of Affairs az New-Or..ans.

NEW-ORLEass, Tuesday. sept ., l.'l
TIE cify continues perfectly quiet and all apire'
heIslous u disturbance from ihe deceived Cuban
patrols is az an end.
The ciiy j. more ealthy than usual u tbs seAson
Cf The wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
GvNTLrMANLy SArIsFAcTIoN Tho sati,

action a gentleman feels securing set of elegantly
made Shirts that III HIM a halT be appreciated by
those the habit Of giving their orders 10 GREEN AsOr
House Punctua the hour and perfect, adapted 10 the
figure his SHIRTS always ready a. the time promised anu
never require alteration
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IMPORTED CARpErING.--PETERsoN q


379 Broadway corner of Whte-st.
have lust ed per packet ship New YORK, additional
uppes Of rich and elegant Velvet Tapestry and Brussels
to which they invite the attention Of the public and mer-
chants from the country. them our stock VIII
favoraby compare with all others now IN the city Weor
hem full 10 per cent. less - w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

- The Niagara Is now IN her twelfth day
from Liverpool If not here within lew hours
she Will make a long passage She brings news
10 the 30th ult.
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BALTIMORE, "wednesday, sept 10, l-5f
large meeting va held tonight IA Monument.
s,lafe, on behalf u the lTrh EHiss DR. thnsI
Wash al q others spoke. Great enthusiasm pteFae'
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raTy Chairman. lie insisted that VAS 60 depart1,~
from the ordinary usages Of the party
Mr. Miller, O; Seneca. should support TIE motion
as measure - promote the harmony 81 tAe rartt
He found here. when 6rs; he came gentlemen ,s,v,s
ing up IN sectional caucuses, and nominating caDs
dates for permanent officers 81 ne Conrept,r
THIS he regretted % see. and himself and other~
having The union Of the party a, heart Tesol,e{ a.
,hwari those efforts, n po>,ioe-thes tAerelotr L.
icrmined 10 support Mr. HaiseN. 4 gent srran III.
themselves unconneciet With these ana erorts
They were tuumphani M securing rs election All
thereby the harmony % the Convention tfaS Ar
this motion Va> but following up ihe same eforts
Mr. Cutting. Of New ofN opposed the pfoas,, .t,,p
% cYtsj the pt-mAnent prcsiting officers ~ thrir
power % confer q ufon ne mere utnsiov temao.
Hu Chairman wN> unhcara oi. and tcgfaiatoa q,
Which PEE trusted none ~ his friends would ever IA,
mt he vs. Wiling 70 make every CONCESSION flir
anG luS', 20 a S7fit az couc a. "a tud harmony asit
Ne would never submit % a sacrifice of pr.nc,r,.
He tt> rrd the success of the Democrat paris ,,
not az The sacrifice ~ PRIME plc-aA his Was lnse
we'd n TIE declaration oi pr.ncip.c, Which was Q, Be-
made b, The Convention ant 10 sWas therefor irs,r
Gus that c'erN p-oceecin. .n trgaid I'D N >-og1bs
regular an M accordance Wii1 t>ian l>htt usage
The debate VAS cout.n itl ~lih much animation
McSSrs Nye >lck.c>. Glars. Morris and other, atr.
ucipai,rg therein. when Nr >,Ni,, moved o. A,
The peRsing motion on Tie Table. and That ihe Con
veniion hY Judicial Districts select TIE COMMITTEE
on resolutions
Ny Campbell. of >ieubeu. suggested. Nish ANEW
~ harmony. th1i AT the pending motion, should
De NltnCfaN n. and fAi if ilatNfl >hHAi4 DC ift
settlement uuul after the organization Mas perfect.
cd ThlS course VAS tS>cnied % AMI the matter
dropped
The PrrSiien, Pr YEN then named the Committee
on Permanent Organization A. follows Nessr,
Biri>cN, Morrls. Maurice keapeY, Diri. Hale
How. Jr and Sution-S Bawhumcr> and luDkers
The Convention then Adjourned Until io-m0uOs
morning AZ , O'Clock.
The Indications are that the resolutions plAi.
form. ADOPTED by the Convention las, wear. viii be
rcafhmeu
An effort on which the great nicst viii undoub,.
cclV arse. vii De- made to pledge The party % tie
Baltimore nomination. whoever % may De
The Moderate men have the balance 81 power and
the control OF the Convention
The delegates % The Wing COM eutiou have near.
" all arrived
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~ WINDOW SHADES at great bargains

at BIRpsAIL 4 MICHEIs Sales Room, No i3i l'oarl-st
Extensive facilities and long experience manufacturing
combined with moderate personal and store expenses ena
be us offer stock at hover pnces than any other
house in the city Country merchants and the pubic
rally will do well to give US call We have also large
of Bands. Picture Cord
and Tassels Paper iangngs, Fre.board Prints French
Borders, sc. &c ~ lulhNS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS.-JAMES
sApIirR No 1877 broadway Franklin Buildings" would
respectfully inform ms friends and ihc public that he has
lust received large and Cd nee assortment Of Havana
and Principe Cigars. Il VARIOUS brands, which be oilers Tor
sale at reasonable pnCes either Wholesale or retail JAMES
sApLIER, l97 broadway. Franklin Buildings - -
\ coon MEDICINE FOR DYSPEPSIA Most
ot the popular medicines contain more Or less alco-
hole stmUlantS, which prevents ther general use ne
ONSgenaed Bter> being tntrrls free from every ntoN-
eating quality VII DE found only agreeable hut highly
enhcacious restoring health, tome a. the digestive
system. 80
Forsaeby 4 n ID Sands, 100 Fu.ion-st, A. l. Scovlu
Co SIC and { n Rinc ~ Bgoadwa, and ey Druggists
generally IA the United States.
- They be dead by the score,
Nor shall trouble Us more
Bed bugs, ants. aud COCK roaC hes and fea>
With the Nclun hkcWisc-
Both the and tlr mice.
Hunuh Nc shall row Setp "a peace
Then "a LYON give thanks.
Who has stopped thee, vale pTtukS
With hls Magnetic Powder and Pills
We can sleep tiil dawn peep,
free fiom all things thst creep,
For his ned cue mtAlhhly Kills
nep0, for iNoN'S Magnetic Powder and Pills No ga
broadws, SIC 81
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~ lmalidS requiring Or BANNING'S
Patent Rcs Braces and failing Rupture fIus>e>, or
ms travelling Companou b, which sea NneSs = entire
II prevented, and the effect even knd ot iotns CONF
Pletcly removed may lind he same AZ his office, No 10
MerCol- II near Canal. sax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

~" Families wishing a good and pure
article Of Pale yellow or Brown Soap free from s OIL
and other impure and offensive lngfedents-a,so white
scen,ed and all the fine Soaps for toilet and bath use can
obtain them at my mandatory. Nos lO8, no and ~ Cl
Il Goods sent Of charge 10 al parts Of f9rk ana
Brooklyn 1876 III LII SON'
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Na>>achu>etf> Nhig state Convention.
|coNrlN JEp.I
SPRINGFIELD. "Wednesday, >ept 40 1851
The following an. The vote, for candidates iof
Governor ant Lieut. Governor.
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~ FrNTos's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot, No Js Broadway
r Prnce-N bkNAN CAsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

t8N Carpets are now sold for almost moth
ing at No. % Bowery, HIRAM ANpERsoNs I've hundred
pieces OF imperial three ply and supcrtne and common In
gram Carpeing reduction Of twenty five per cent Al
So Floor OIL Cloths Table Covers. Window Shades, &c
Al UNPARALLELED low pnCes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

~ The wonderful sale of Carpets, Rugs,
OH Cloths Window Shades Table Covers, Mats sc has
now commebce cd at No 20 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSONs-
He Is selling three ply carpets AT 6s Is 8s per yard IN
gram carpets 2s IS. Is S. per yard rugs 2os OIL
cloths d As and IS Great bargains 70 be had there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

50 NAssAU.sT-Boot-ma makers Union AssO-
siatsa Boots Shoes Caters retail for wholesale prces
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To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN

TO OOUTHtKN MD w = I'M VI Y II y 7 =
j will. sell to deale.s. MRS JERvs's Cold CANDY.
Wholesale prices, wh.S Will INSURE good protts me
good reputation Of this Cough Candy all that can read must
know Mrs JBRyis No. $50 Broadway,
s6Gs Principal Office
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
Fop SAFE AND TO LET.
ITO BE ELRT-rURNIsBED OR gNrURsTsHEp. tn
II house l9 Qreene street. Inquire the premises.

ITO BE LET-rURNTsHED OR gNFURNIsHED, THE
II house lS Greene street. Inquire on the premises.
ROWLING SALOON FOR sALE.-roR SALE, -FOUR
NJ new and spleneid Alleys In ood condition. and des
sable location the city Of Brookyn Will be sold cheap
from 10 A. ~. TO- o'clock. p. N.
-EoR SALE AT GOVERNMENT PRICE, los PER
aer acres of choice lands in the State Of Mlchi
nsni we'll located and surrounded BY settlements Title
perfect Address JAS h. BosWeRTH, 20 Nassau street.
L,oR SALE, AT GREAT BARGAIN, ~ TAKEN
NJ ssonA three story and basement brown stone House
1ocaed In good situation In the part Of the city in
abe vicinity of Improve nents Lot 22lo House 22x55
built In thcrough and complete contains from
hs basement 20 VIE marble vashtds in every
chase money remain, Apply 10 n KINSHfMER $40
Fourth avenue, from 3 70 9, and af.er2P.M
A BAKERY TO LET, IN A GOOD LOCATION, % EAST
IN Eleverth etreet between First and Second avenues
~ RocERy STORE IN BReoKLYN, FOR sALE-A
W first rate chance for TO commenee business The
pand first the rent low snd the stock and
axtures will he sold lev for cash Room for sm, family
Apriy on ne Pr.mise,, Of @ @nuNIhEr,
gre TEAcBERs-A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
for young Gentlemen, doing fair and prghtsble ba.i-
ness Wis ety. having ths best prospects e Increase con
pondersrture fr.n this country. Apply 1 letter poet
paid, toMr HELvETlUs Broadway Post Ofce.
VI,HE LARGE AND BEAUTIFULLY FITTED UP Lee
ture with seats foe Eve hundred In stuyyessnt
Institute $50 Brosdwsy. be usea every neht during
che weed, By calling Augt. Ohlsndsr on the spot
Information of oees stofee and dwelling housee stssme
place.