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Hardly day passes that the Union does not do
nounce President Fillmore sboionsL The Union
knows perfectly well that President Fillmore little
abolitionist the Nashville delegate the Nashville
convention. This is within the positive, certain, absolute
knowledge of the Union, and Of every connected with
who has the capacity to judge OF mans sentiments by
his acts "-Rspubiie Of yesterday.
Ask Mr.. Corwin. He is our witness in chief on bs
point He said in public speech in Ohio during The
canvass Of 1913, that Mr. Fillmore was "a kaova obO
ifionisf" We have told you OF this half dozen tines
and tined to make you understand that in denying MI
Fimore's abouonism at the time he was nominated for
the Vice Presidency you denied al the same time that Mr.
Corwin spoke the truth Settle this with Mr. Corwin,
and take your ground upon IT, You cannot expect Us 10
settle question of veraciy between the Secretary oil
the Treasury and the Especial organ
When you shall have settled that point then tell US why
President Fmore-?ending the canvass OF the aboli
ZIONIST Johnston in Pennsylvania and the more than scml
abolitonist vinon in Ohio-has Just repubished MS
abolition letter TO the Erie aboli,ions,s in 1888.
When you shall have done that, then tell us why you
tried to Justify the doctrines Of that letter by citing hs
example Of Mr. Jeaersons opinions
When you shall have done that, show one adjust
oneof Mr. Fillmores congressional life which 10 the
sghes, degree at variance with the abolition doctrines
that Erie letter
Till you shall have done all this do not talk any more
nonsense about unfarness TO Mr. Fillmore, when we
Judge him by the testimony of his cabinet friends
and by his recorded, reproduced and unrecsn'eO
declarations and by the record Of all the votes he ever
gave in Congress on the slavery questions
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hs institution r very pleasantly situated Georgetown
usien-the prospect from embracing city Washington,
e foomao for miles, AIerandua
signed 70 extend limited benefit
practical Christian education combine
Christian home. 80 - 49, ' :
Inc next regular session viii
any cause desire earlier
be addressed, ~
Rev; ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, ID. c.
The Bishop Of Maryland Hugh
L De- baltimore Hon y. Chambers county, Aaron
o. Dayton esq Fourth Auditor Treasury Washington
lyons ESQ., Georgeown w Beverbout Thompson,
No1n Gsroiina; Col Miller Haowes, 81 Mav's Georgia.
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~
DlU,UUU made eothing stand,
Hotei-P. w. BROWNING merchant tailor, opened
stock Of fall and goods, comprising all the
styles In the market,
Ia will
sell his profits IL.
complete before had the pleasure offering
public, experience purchase goods In bi
line usthes him the opinion that his stock will
beauty style, quality cheapness, In this other
He respectfully invites all thos. intending
ing TO him call before purchasing elsewhere,
mined TO call do
Come where have large select FROM good
DO Al hts establishment complete wardrobe he
has beautiful Of
ooak rock and dress coats pants and vests also shirts
craV undersm, umbrellas and other articles too
mention Oct I2-dlw S3awn
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THE Pronunciation of the French Language cannot
be obtained without the aid Of native France
RAOULT Of Paris, takes the liberty inform OF wash
nRon that he has opened evening
Conversation Of the above language Tuesday Fday
week, ut O'Clock In the evening at Mr. Noue
Hail. northeast OF T. and 10Th further
nation apply his residence Professor Mari
sons Rugby Academy Of Professor James Nourse, Julius
Peters, esqs. l2-dlw
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Episcopal Institute for Young L.die.,

Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies,
NorfhVea Of 9ih and y streets
THE INSTITUTE will session on the frs, Of sepcm
ber with efficient Of professors teachers in every
department. 49,
mathematics. -
Terms for day pupils session of ps nonh.rom $40 to
s22 in English and mathematics,
hncen, and modern languages, music drawing painting
admission s necessary -
WASHINGTON CITY, August 10, 1851.
Aug l7-itl5oct
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Pennsylyania.

We have received from the fearless and able editor
OF the Pennsylvania the following gratifying elegraphc
despatch
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l5-l0 a. m.
"To the Editor Of the Unioa
"We have swept the Stale by fifteen thousand
Give us joy
al w. FORNEY."
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Glorious News from Ohio'
Just are going to press receive the following
despatch announcing the triumphant result Of the cleo
ton in Ohio .
"CINcrNNAT, Oct. Is.
Wood is elected by 10000 majority"
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HANGING ACABEMY.-Errst Course.-Mr r. n IApRE
to the citizens Washington George
town. that his first lessons a. he
win Thur-ay November at his
Thomas Paker's
avenue 9Th and 7 opposite Browns new hotel
Days tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
All The fashionable dances will be Introduced and taught
t4--dn
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ONG within reach OF all-The celebrated
Ia German physicians, Brothers and Gray,
concluded themselves the city ofWaingon after having
world Of knowledge and having
years among Indians purpose getting
botany hae themselves qualified alleviate
complaints which the family subject We
promise all who favor with call that will, with
tell them their complaints and
TOMS guarantee and speedy The Doctors
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared BY themselves We
complaints,
from they originated how long standing
viz ague cancer be had Office from
persons all the counties Of the States Of New
Yo
faculty, awaiting themselves OF
skill hea Diseases successfully treated
constipation piles scroun,
bronchitis erypelas letter. scad head dropsy all neT
yous stomach bowels liver
kidneys, spine, &c ,,,. ,-.,.,
Office street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
s-d2ws
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CARDS FOWLER, merchant tailor, thanks 10
II his old respectfully socs
their patronage, the Of r. W. browning he is in.
tcrested. Oct l2-dIw&anwf
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Navy Department. Sept "a, 1851.
NoTICEonhce OF the and other persons have In
their books which belong the Navy
respectfully requested TO return them
Sept @-dlm Chief Clerk
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EOH Rent, the large and cosnmoslsoNs house In Tn
hrst ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply to Gen. Gratot, Sir buildings.
Sept 2i-eodT Iintell
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IyALL MII.LINERy.-Mrs. PARKER will open on weapss-
day, 18th few OF French hats Also beautiful
assortment Of nbsnds feathers flowers se Pennsysna
under National Hotel.
Oct l5-3uf
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TWELVE Thousand Acres Texas Land for Sale
Spectator enerprisingThis property
OF the Brazos, San
Guadaope rivers in the most popuious wealthy and desirable
region Of Texas, all the ad
OF market, navigation, sell and cimaeequa
anan southern county, lying contiguous Gulf Of Mex
the Galveston,
Orleans by the and convenient Of the interior
in November NEXT which any per-
wishing make investments in sucL will have
visiting and examining with myself both
land and the titles The Of sale be made accommodating
sale protected Any wishing
planting OF these
years with cspasay Spoooand who will take charge and
the same, be accommodated.
for information relative TO the above addressed
Aliens Fresh Charles county, Maryland viii with
prompt attention. j. A. sHElRBURN.
Oct l-dlmif.
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by DYER q MeaUIRE. Aactioneers.
brandy, WHIsKEY, CIGARS, sc., AT AUCTION.-on Fri
day afternoon, October IL O'clock shall sell
2quarter casks Pnet, Casullon Co, eognac brandy
10 eighth do do do do
barrels prime old rye whiskey
10000 cigars various brands.
goods will sold
credit Of four months, for approved endorsed
DYER MCGUIRE,
ID
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TSIREWORKS5 FIREWORKS!-The subscriber
j. hand OF his manufacture, and offers for sale
Pin wheels, Flower Pots, Grasshoppers,
ChaseIs, Blue Lights, China Flyers
Rockets, Double headers, Flying Pigeons,
Roman Candles, EecrackeH, Mines,
Tofbllions, Torpedoes, Bengoia Lights
Vertical Wheels, Penny Rockets, Scrolls
Pulling Crackers, Open work Triangles.
TnaDgles,
Orders from distance promptly attended to- and the works
fully packed and forwarded.
NJ Any description of fancy and exhibition pieces lettering
&C., made order at short notice.
JOS. B. BUSsIER,
Oct l4-eod3t No. % South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.-PassaRe Five
q ~~ The nyorite steamer THOMAS COLLYER will
Ga4rArr depart at the following hours coach connects
61k1k the boat;
Leave Alexandria al ~, 99, TX. X, an, and ~.
Leave Washington at5k, l0k, l2s =, 81, snd5k.
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
Oct l5-dn
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obedience the direction United States.
the undersigned, commissioners settling
ya land claims In the State OF California, hereby
on the 9Th day Of December, 1851
Given hands, city Washington this h day Of
September, 1881. y :
HILAND HALL,
HARRY l. THORNTON,
sept I-eod3m Commissioners.
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Court oftbe United States
JAMES w. PRYOR,
Late Of Montgomery, Alabama.
WALTER ID. DAvIDCE,
oct3-lawhDecf Washington District Of Columbia
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(Lafe firm Of Lusby 4 DspaA,)
WOULD respectfully public IN al
he has Just opened large and fall and
winter goods tor Eentiemen's wear such
Cloths cassnres and vesngs, Of the approved
ture and styles "
Mefino, slk and shirts n drawers
Hosiery, cravats, penders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, sc,
which he his
rates. He so,cr liberal share OF public patronage
His present location opposebs National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 97--3aw3wif
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Washington and Alexandria Boat
a .N>, The superior GEORGE WASHINGTON
RxZs&kn. <pwll the following bounf
1R22uk Alexandria, 81, loS, 12k, xxx.
Washington, ~, l1S, lA,3k, 81.
coach with the boat.
Pare round IMP, lax cents without landing
JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
The steamers George Washington
Washington 10 Wednesday and Friday for Mount
Vernon. Oct ll-du
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For norfolk.
u ~xsn The steamer OsCEoLA win resume trips
2,e above place Saturday, the 9TH misunderstanding
Washington every Saturday and Wednesday, at Z
O'Clock Returnngeave Norfolk Monday and Thurs
day, at O'Clock, touching and returning
rtyer, and the usual landings o the Potomac.
Passage and fare, s5,
Sept 3o-a JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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EW Goods opening-The subscriber has the pleas
informing his friends and that he has just
northern cities, where he has been for
past selecting his stock OF fall and winter goods
prepared stock of cloths cassmees,
yesting Shirts shirts gloves, stocks hose,
before the pleasure exhibit,
variety and cheapness which, together with the
under enables him 10 offer
inducements article in his line Of quality
style that may be relied
p. j. STEER,
Merchant Tailor 9Th street, Sd door from Penn
GENT -.hnxsaN
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nRAPER and Tailor-WILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
firm Of Tucker Pennsylvania avenue between ~ and
calls from his
public generally just opened large and
extensive Cloths
veng selected by himself with great from the most extensive
importing New York Philadelphia, all of which will
price Of his establish
sufficient guarantee all who honor him with their
patronage which will be executed
NJ B-I ready show Of the handsom
been offered In this city.
sent2 l-3taw3w
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SrOHE.-The subscriber has
elegant recently erected by
Duva Brother, the north side Of Pennsylvania
where he intends conducting the
boot shoe business in all OF It's engaged the
Henry Marseas who, well known,
for himself high reputation cutter and whose attention VIII be
OF boots and shoes
the attention OF the ladies beau
tu elegant style Maseass gater boots and shoes.
great beautiful OF French
and English leather kid and satn which will be made up 10
order Mr.. MS usual beautiful style.
manufacory have selected with
care New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, all Of the mos
and Shoes of description all
which Of the public generally
Oct 7-eow J. NJ JOHNSON.
CHOEMAKEHS' GOODS.-On hand and cons family receiv
y importation, all kinds of shoe suffs and trim
mings
will find well supplied with ar-
which will be sold accommodating terms
JOHNS PAYNE,
Importers and dealers In shoemakers' goods,
Of Fourth and Arch Streets Philadelphia
July 2~-eod3m
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IlOR sale, or a term Of years, the doable
street, Immediately the War Depart
and the of Mr. Joseph Bouanger
and boarding house.
For terms apply Collins, Winder's Buildings
his residence G, between II and 18th streets.
IQ-3taW3W
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Library OF Congress, Oct. 4

Library OF Congress- Oct y, 1881.
hereby given that the Library Of Congress will be
10th will be
ed until Tuesday, the 18th of November
3-eod2w Librarian.
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49, FOR RENT.The three-story brick house, with hack
Will building 18th streets, occupied Eli
I Riggs esq located in of the desirable
parts city, built with all the modern convenences Of
supped with hot and cold wate furnace
and a pump Of first in the yard.
Possession given the LIST Of November next Apply 10
X. s. CHEW,
AT the State Department
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TWENTY Dollars Rewsrd-Gons Axain.-My negro
Cathane (alias Kitty Francs again absconded
Twenty dollars will
back inform that get again All
foewarned harbonng hiring
Kitty about thirty thirty Eve age high
small frame, and dark complicated.
JNo. P. HILTON.
Oct -2aw2w (Intsl. Il RepubHc1
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HANGING SCHOOL.-MADAM BLAKE has the honor Of IN
nouncng patrons public that her dancing school
will reception Of pupils 4h
November 1851. Madam b. will teach variety of paror
and dancing
Through agent York, Madam b. will receive all the
Days Of tuition Tuesdays and
Saturdays I'LL O'Clock. For apply at the Hail.
nct7- eadtAt Noy
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EMOyAL--DUvALL h BROTHER merchant taion, have
friends
they removed their and elegant
erected Pennsvania between ~ and 9th Streets
OF old They have Just returned from New
York. the richest and elegant
whicn prepared
to make TO order in their usual style OF elegance
DUvALL BROTHER
N. b. Wanted two or three first rate coat hands.
lR-dlN Acn2H
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
READ AND BE CONVINCED
rErorn The Boston Bee

The Editor said. Dec .-.,..,-.
Of Liver C. mpain Jal alndce. DysrepSa Chrome or Ne
voul Debty deSeVed.s one u me mo,t pot A l
clpes # the Gay These Bers have been 1se1 oy R1l
sands and fread az elbow saws he has himself re-
ceived an effect Il and peFnanent cure u LIVER
foH the use II hls rened, W convinced tha'. N
he use Of these Bters the palent constantly gans
strength and fact worthy OF great 49, a' -
ersous with the decate sromachs With safety unnef
any circumstances We are speaAing from S"
to the afflicted We advise iher use
SCOTT Weesig, , ~
One II the best literary papers published siG Aos - ~ ~
DR. HoofaDd's German Bltters. mnnniactured D. Df'
Jackson are now recommended boy some o the most po
nent members Of the faculty, as an aIuce oi iAu1h s
m cses female weakness AZ such Is the case, We would
afv1se an mothers 70 Obtain BOTTLE. and thus save the N
selves much sickness Persons Of debhl ated consluos
Iii Snd ne" Ptter Advantageous 10 health know
from experience the sautary effect they have upon "eaN
systems
"Iisc1e Of the best medicines OF the age for Janndlce
From Tas Satnrdog Ga-e, one the best papers pub
NS'e0 DIR u iHt0,toFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS
1T is seldom that recommend what are termed Pa
tent Medicines the confidence aud patronage oi our
erS. ard therefore. when We rec N nend DI ho1laid
German Bltters We wish to be distinctly a
vse are not speaking Of the nostums Of the cay th
nosed about brief period and then io-gutten amer
has done guilty race Of mischief bur Of medicine long
established universally p1zed. ana "hicn mas "ie' VIC
hearty approval Of the faculty itself
That this medicine vI cure Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsa no one doubt after as directed II acts
specifically upon the stomach and lyert eieraot 10
calomel IN all bilious diseases-the effect i immediate
They be administered TO Females or In ants with safe
~ and reliable benefit at any time
LOOK WELL TO TIE MARKS or THE GENUINE .
They have the written Signature Of c. VI JACKSON
uron the wrapper and the name blown IN the bottle with
sut which they are spunons
For SALT Th9lesal, and rsIil rTFbif1NE q STORE
No l20 Arci-st door below 9Th Phiadelph, ana oy
respectable dealers generally thIoughout me c2un.
corner fST saf s FntoS and w.m hG T9-s
RETAIL AGENTs-Charies Rlns corner Broadway ana
So 3mMWSs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
lCEAN >ILAM NAVIGATION co.
I-U s w I-r.t - SOUTHA ANPrON and sRE-

ocean STEAM AkIGATlON co.
o-U : NJ I-r,ts SOUTHAMPTON md BRE-
MEN-The ~ of ms Company ~il sal regularly
once -, IS lows
From NeG- ETf
WSSHlNGION. Capt & Flryd Sa.griar. Qct
- W.cffTNGT y. C4nt- & F.ofi >4,1l ny. IL. ..
HERMANN. Capt J. Wilson Safr0idr july ?
HERMANN. CAPT J. u. vi son. saturday, sept. S
HERMANN. CaYt =. d. lstu. saturday. Nov. J.
HERMANN. Car. , ID Wilson saturday Dec. =.
Fnm Ricmsn Fron Southampton
WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. fcy 4 Wednesday. july 10.
WASHINGTON Fndsv. SEPT 5. "Wednesday. sept 10.
WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. Oct 81 "Wednesday. Nov. )
HEkMANN. Fudav. June IS Wednesday June IS
HERMANN. Friday. August WEDNESDAY. AEg l3
HERMANN. F~dN. oct J. Wednesday. Oct S.
HERMANN. Fl.dag. Nov. IS Nsdno Sday. Dec 3
price of passage New York 20 Souhamr ton 0T Brs
msa. tISt CABIN $40 second do Sc
An sVpsre need Surgeon ara, he'd - each steAner
For freight passage apply 20
MOLLER. SAND RlERA. No 2e >lr-h-s' y Y
Rem ycd % " p >ouih-.t irom No % Broadway.
ca HYINCkEN \ 60 Bremen.
MARTINEAU. CROSKEY i co. Son;ha anPton
WN ISEIIN. Havre Wiou
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Grurcsses, &r.
EREGORY'S CALIFORNIA Package

HETUKl ; I ALIFUhNIA Package
- and Parcel EXPRESS. per steamers Brother Joaa-
than and ILLINOIS, Saturday. SEPT y Dspatch giAn'eed
OF freight returned Our LeTt California Freight Pscklze
and Parcel Erprss viii ts forwarded oy the above stea
ers for thagres SATU KDAY. sept. q at NJ As Il
"a ely happens fhf' goods are no. placed n
Panama twenty fonr hours advance Il those # al or
expresses. eL f+-e w-g r.T N.h ct-tll'r t.- tlf =
goods 81 forward Tr0ur cc.eniion an the l. n
Pare sed la- ne morning rf ihe day Iss
s.aUe tsF-e aHd e--rs raf- O.. VI Plr,a-e.. zach
T. nU up perfectly water rrf should h' delivered
AZ ocs before Tgsd-F Noc>t1r cAtsrss
in1sc Ha-ss-- ce~sS furnished on no g1se 80
the ia-ssf rr.es THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
80 - '-1rfc-s lL3 tgsl'S v lfl Pelrl-.'.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Steamboats, an0 ilailronos.

n EW-Y ORh and NEW-HAVEN
RAILROAD -T-A.ls leave Canal-st s:@i!on gear
br aavag. Passengers also we'd ~ tie New DIX
and Harlem kairoaf Ofce. g7ih-st AZ A VI accom-
roCa,on tram 20 8 \ " sflrtSs trln, = \ VI ac-
coumodaou tam, al M VI i1r Por' Chester and IN
iefm.daie stafluns - VI. express tran. AZ p VI.
accommodation lor Ne Haven and intermediate
tl0ns az - ? commutat0n ram for New Haven
and intermediate paes al o NJ speci1l tram tor Port
Chester and ni9rmedHr places For trans 20 New Drk
AID further particulars S.e hfis
81 GEO. v WHISTLER Jr SuperlRdsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Ocean 5tcamcrs, Sc.

EOR LlV lVERPOOL.-Unlted States
4 Mail SIsamshlg PACIFIC. Cap;na Era Sys-
Ilis vlll degar WITH the L $ Mails fu Europe
psIt'yv SATJ kDAY. Sc = o. At u ococs. III frtsn
mr. pcr;h the ft OF Canal-s No terih secured TIL
paid for For frs kht passage aaygug gnsQuaed accon
rcsaflons frr elegance anc cofnf'ft. apply %
EDWARD X. COLLINS. 10 8 WAll-s;.
TIE steamship BALTIC nIn .eft t 80 SIC and
sal Oct a. sl5tg1th
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY Of

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY Of
~ NEW ENGLAND The frs; ship Of this Ine. ' 5
LEWIS" Capt Cole. Will leave Bo>ton tor Liverpool
THURSDAY. the % day of October This splendid
steamship 1850 tuns burden built IN the most suostan-
ta both regards hull ald machinery h9S heavy
diagonal braces throughout similar 70 the fsenngs of the
Collins line and IN every respect fully equal point Of
strength and IN cuahiles 10 ANY steamer aioet Her
accommodations fU passengers unsurpassed for COM
fort elegance and ventilation Her commander Captain
Cole, weknown fDrmar master of the pacNet ship
Orpheus between NewY and Liverpool and late Of the
steamship Tennessee.
Rate of CABIN passage from Boston C. Liverpool $50
Second cabin mot found "
From Liverpool t. Boston. hrst clhn go
Freight ne Is bss per TIA ~ ~ cfi1c feet
An eNPensnced surgeon : attached 20 the ship.
For freight or passage. Apply q
HARNDEN \ co. 50 Broadway. New YORK
HARNDEN \ GO go state 81, Boston.
so tssl HARNDEN \ co. Colhes. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Diano-Gortes.

INOLIAN PIANO-FOkT ES.-Pur-
~ chasers of Pianos invited to call on the sub
xcrers and examine their extensive assortment OF the
above beautiful INSTRUMENTS, made by Haett DAVIS Co,
Boston.
The instruments with and without Colemans Eollan
from this celebrated house too favor ably
Dlown 20 require enconun.
Other Pianos new and old. taken IN exchange.
Money advanced on Pianos
Secondhand Pianos for sale and to are.
J, L GOULD co,
SIusic Publishers
.,u No. 297 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NEW-YURK and PHILADELPHIA

1 New Yors ard Philadelphia direc;-Unted States
Mail Ine-ThrOrgh N 4 hours. New Jersey Railroad.
Fare reduced 10 - Tor st class and 81 81 k secoId
class Leave New Vows az NJ from foot of Cortlant
st, and al Q A. VI. and NJ from foot o Liberty St
Leave pima AZ and A. NJ and p N, from the
foot of Wanut-st
FOR BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. sR CHARLESTON -
Through tickets sold IN the above lines through
conductor With through baggage checks accom- the
tram leovIng az p PASSENGERS and baggage this
tram viii he transported directly through from depo; 20 de-
pot on the route. without charge lin
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA

DAME II GIAYFLII. have opened theIr Acadamy
for DANCING and healfhfui exercises al The sIOf'h-
SAINT INSTITUTE. No. $50 Broadway. Classes are nov
form1nc Tuition will the lst Of OCTOBER IL
Wells and Sister passed several IN Pans study
ing them profession the Royal Academy and a. ne pest
schools for private dancing The system by whch they
propose entirely and adapted Tor the pro-
motion of health also the requirement Of graceful
action and department Apply daily at the above address,
from II o'clock until Z. SO I'M