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0rOn the 28th ult., the arguments in
the Methodist Church case were conclud.
ed by Reverdy Johnson, on behalf of the
Church South. The court recommended
an amicable adjustment of the matters in
controversy, as the interests of religion as
well as the Methodist Church clearly favors
such course.
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A TTACHMENT. .-Atmy instance an attach
n ment was this day issued BY Isaac Murry, a
Justice Of the Peace, Of Franklin township, Mon.
roe county. Ohio, against the property and effects
Of Thomas Reynold and Gain Sutherland, non.
resident Of said county. 4v
Dated this 2lst day Of May. 1861. ie"
June 4, 1851. JOHN SUTHERLAND.
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tJWe have received the first number
of the second volume of the Daguerrean
Journal, published semi.monthly at No
3ll, Broadway, New York, by S. D.
Humphrey, and edited by S. D. Humphrey
and L. L. Hill. Terms SO per year in ad-
vance.
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Administrator of

LIMOS M. NORRIS ESTATE Notice is
IL hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate Of Enos M. Morris, late of Monroe county,
deceased JOSEPH MORRIS, Admir-.
May 81, 1851.
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JACOB SILL'S ESTATE Notice is hereby
- given that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified as administrator of the estate of ia.
cob Sill, late of Monroe county, deceased
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr, Admir-.
May 90, 1851.
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IN A. MORGAN'S ESTATE.-No,ice is
IL hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of F. A. Morgan, late Of Monroe county,
deceased. MARGARET w. MORGAN,
May 2S, 1851. Administrative
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~ The Cadiz SENTINEL has made its
appearance in new dress. The new firm
have our best wishes for their success, po-
litically and pecuhiarily.
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New ORLEANS. Nav 81

New ORLEANS, May 81.
The Africa's letters came to hand yes.
terday, but impaired no additional life 10
the cotton market. Sales 2,lOO bales.
SUGAR.-The demand for sugar is less
active. Sales $50 hhds., fair at 81 to 81
cents.
FLouR-Market heavy. Sales 300 bbls.
at $3, so; 100 do. Illinois at 1895.
CoRN-Sales 5000 bushels sold at SO
cents for prime yellow, So cents for do.
white.
LAED-Sales 100 tierces choice lard at
90 cents.
CoFFEE-Sales goo bags of coffee at 81,
and 300 do. at 81 cents.
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TOSEPH H. NORRIS ESTATE.-Notice
% is hereby given that the 8 ,bscribers have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators deJonis
non oi the estate of Joseph H. Morris, late Of
Monroe county, deceased
ISAAC SMITH,
JAS. R. MORRIS.
May Fl, 1851. Adm'rs.
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Probate Notice


Notice is hereby given that the Executors, Ad.
mnstrators aud Guardians of the following named
persons have filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County
IN in the State of Ohio, their accounts, TO wit:
Executors OF Samuel Lemon, Deceased.
- Jacob Man,
'' William Hopton, "
" John Hague.
" Thomas Forshey, I"
Administrator Of Daniel Dye.
g William Slusher,
I" Jacob Archer,
" George Gaston,
" Abram Archer, I"
VIM. b. Caple,
&" Isaac Neif,
Cornelius Atkinson,
" Rebecca Archer
James Fuggin. ">
Z" Joseph Kaylor,
Samuel Slusher,
{" Michael Archer,
Samuel X Sprague,
I" Lewis Bare,
Guardian Spindens' Lunatics.
g Howilers' Heirs.
That said accounts are continued until the july
Term Of said Court, A. d. 1851, for conf ma,iun.
VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
May 2l, 1851. Monroe Com. Pleas.
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS!!!
INO. M. KIRKBRlDE has received, by late
% arrivals, well selected stock of
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,

L Al
To which the attention of buyers is invited.
His stock now embraces an assortment of G oods
among which may be found the following:
Dark Domestic Prints Brown l. Bleached Drill.
Domestic Ginghams lings
Barred Linseys Striped Shrtings
Checks, lickings Brown Table Cotton
Beached Shirtings Brown Linen Table
Brown do Cloths
Kentucky Jeans Bleached do do
Cassinets Canton Flannels
Red & White Flannels Black Cloths
Dark Tweed Cloth Crash for Towels
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
Mode & Brown Alpacas Needle Worked Collars
Black Alpacas Thread Laces & Edgings
Black Thibet Cloth Lsle
" French Merino Jaconet & Swiss Insert.
Scarlet Merino ings
Green Cashmeres Plaid Il Striped Jaconets
Rich Figured Muslin de Plain Jaconets
LANES Null Book and Swiss
Blue s. Mode Cold do Muslius
Black Silks French Artfcials
Black Silk Fringes and Blondes
Laces Rich Bonnet Il Cap Rib
Heavy Wool Shawls bons
" g Long do Kid, Silk & Cot'n Gloves
Jenny Lind Brads Buffalo Combs
Mems do Shell side do
Velvet Trimmings &c sc SC
at reduced prices.
Iron and Castings. Glass and Putty.
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps.
All Of which he invites his old friends aud Gus.
toners to call and examine.
Mar 90, 1851. JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE,
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Mill Saws, Mill Saw Files,
Handsaws, Drawing knives, Chissels, Plane bits,
and a great variety of Hardware, for sale at
KIRKBRIDE'S.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TUNHE partnership heretofore existing between
u the undersigned, under the name and firm of
Holland & Okey, VAS, on the first day Of April,
1851. dissolved by mutual consent.
,tAF HORACE HOLLAND.
April t6, 1851. JEREMIAH 0KEY.
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MARIETTA. June 8.

MARIETTA. June 8.
The majority for railroad subscription
in this Washington county is 962. In
Ross county the majority is 15OO.'
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""ANT,@
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
In THE WHOLE WORLD.
EF Price 81 Dey Rofu, mr. 81, Ro,,I.. s,- 4

IL 10 now put up In QUART BOTTLES, Of tho
same poper and medical efficacy as when in small boss
and the medications are so Stroneiy Conc.r1roIsy
mat only One Tablespoonful is REQUIRED at Dose"
nree 'me s day-lhps one bottle lasts Twenty -One
Dys, "hch 70 much longer than bottle Of any other
asts because there is required Of this sless
The great Superiority of this Blood PurifIer over
Al other medicines, consists in great measure in lie
possessing as part OF Its compound the pouer|a Med.
acai virtues OF some ScHrce and Rnre
Indian Roots and Barks,
which no other medicine possesses These are the most
certain &C. sa. Purifiers Of the Blood that known
with the 'frongy-coneenrated Extracts Of
Sarsapari]la, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssAFRAs eARKs.
make this Vegetable Extract, not only the gyea.e.t
BLOOD pnrider, but also, cheaper medicine by
fudnhy Of II that may be bought for One Dollar will
last much longer, and will cure Ten Times more
biooddisease tun One Dollars worth of any med.
IL For undoubted proof Of the Cures Of
Scrofllla, Fever-Sores,
SeaidIle Eryspelas Salt Rheum Reumatism, Sy,ta
Erupti9n', Pmp!es on he Face Liyer-C Omp plants,
Pae,, Jumbago, caneerOu' U1eers COstiyeness, Sore
PAMPHLETS aud Hand5al.-every Agent has Them M to
give away
FOR SALE BY
MoRRls. Woods!ield,
VIM. STELL. Stafford,
Morris & MITCHELL, Antioch,
J. NJ. RowND, Summerfield,
CITIZEN BEALL, Beallsville.
All orders must be addressed to WAL.
ACE & Co., 304 Broadway, N. Y. (5)
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-06-04
OTHER BANK PAPER,

The principal part Of the circulation in this sec
ton of the State, in addition to Ohio paper, is on
the banks OF Indiana, Kentucky, Western Penn
sylvsala, and Wheeling, Va, which passes gener-
ally Il par. Care should be taken in handling In.
diana and Kentucky paper, as the eounterfeits 90
those banks are numerous. 1 Hf'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
and MATHEMATICAL

SCHOOL, Ne Si 6;h-aV New-Ivrk [ u. Dt4r Wash
uef0 square +. tween West Wasngtou ulace aud { III
ol .a,s Tins institution commences iis seventh yeD oH
M.ra.v. ist II SEPT. 1881
~. a,'ruc,an Is impaired ev teachers Who hSye
,trfve 90 cgiate education and have cac a had
af fft.cn wears experience an tnc'r qfotCSsloa
N-h ,srfls.cc. therefore, Ne respectfully iaNe pa
ntS bs dss-. 10 have ther sons thoroughly taaghi
a.. eats ~ sound aud liberal educancn preparatory
m fh.,r ensrrg business. Cotse o 's hhty academy,
fo tor,, an ,ccusnlrpce with iAl> school
Iaalrues an be obtained ~ ne following s~'N stores
M, tSts.,S, -. NessrS a. 4 fDtnAn. Ne ~ Nro~d~
~ u App'ct.u \ Co NJ 2lo brostNss, { : kran-
a A t'c N 252 RrosdWuy hohi Carriers brgthe =
\, =, Rr.,,lway Roe lockwood \ SD1. Pa iN Broad
wv E,nrv Kslnot Nc 6S5 Sroa0~as G. III MheI
\ saS Proaaway Aason ID Randolph, No '6s Broad
~ N. Salau Ell kaYnor. NJ. % HcWSry.
s1sS Sst. SIEPHEN }. >EpGWlCk. Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
DANCINGACADFMY, No. 10 Grand

- doors from Broadway.--P. SAROCCO Profess
so Inventor and sole Teacher known IN America of ths
new aud fashionable dances whose talent does not need
,y re- umrU on has opened ms saloons FOR classes eT
ladies gentlemen aud children Private lessons gwen IN
am.heS ~,
BROOKIYN DANCING ACADEMY, Franklin Build
g corner If Orange aud Fulton SITS one dsor tf'H u
tou-st- SARACCO from No. 40 t'i and St. Nt"f"h,
has opened Dancing Saloon for ladies' q nteheh ana
cmdfens classes Private lessons g'sn IN iahlts' Ills
classes Will commence on the 2fh mS'. ~ -
For pafticuiar apply 40 his Academy on lhe .o'h b
sides al the new dances the American CotlOh VIII -
taught L. children with The greatest precisloh- ,<
This advertisement only intended Tor the ue. ciss u
society. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
rTPRENlE COURT.-In the matter o

CTPREME COURT--In the matter of
- the Application Of the Mayor Aldermen nd H,,g
,sM BE- or th. Cl'y Il New York. relative o. the OPEN
ISt. or SIXTY FIRST- STREET from 81 az - jth av
1 the XIXth Ward " sald Notice f. hereby zsrh,
mar he costs charges and expenses incurred ~ reason ~
tLa rrnt@stiugs Ia fhe above euLted matter, VII 30
taxed Nv the Hon John Edmonds, one Il the ~ ce'
of the surreme C0un, lof ln case ~ ms abs nee penis
Inc N he ,ther Justices II the sd Court a. tls Irems
Cunt Chamber. m the CITY Hall u the CITY u New
Y,fk ~ TrI RSDAY, the 9TH DAY October D. io'i'
d iN o'ci0,s tie forenoon
JOHN FOWLER. Jr.)
DAVID SEAMAN, Commission rs
GEORGE BOYD, 40
p.t.s New York. September - 1871. s%V tO''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
C0RNS COINS CORNS and TOOTH

\ ACHE DROPS -BURRS Celebrated Corn stiys
and Tooth Ache Drops wei known. can be procured at
the principal Drug and Chemical Stores. namely
J Mihau Co. 1888 Broadway Charles n Ring, lgs
d. Thomas T Green. 800 do. George Lee, l3} do IA l.
kicrsted 5z9 do. }. " BAssell. az o. Codans-
ton rs do Chiffon 75odo John Dodd, III do Puny
T. Worcester. S2l do. Wm Crumbe. So2do. Even Nc
Iniyre 81 do. r. VI Gu0n ~ Bo"eTy, corner GIand'
RoD A Sand, 1888 Bower James Crumbe. cor OF Fourth.
- aud Bowery VI Hayes. rs F,ston-s principal AGENT
N BROOKLYN
I1ew all the PRINCIPAL stores throu ghout the cnF,
and by The Proprietor SO Grand II.
LikewIse AZ 40 Broaduy the Central Depot fr Kcln-
egTs Inmeat. slZ I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
pRIVATE DANCING and WALTZ

1DKTN Al r UNNII-NV dIIu " ~ II
INC ACADFNY-H. MEYEN respectfully ~
forms hs uatr ns and the pubic that ne VII reopen ms
Academy on THURSDAY October ?, az NO. e'V bloau- %
Wa, ar uou.tonsi He wl likewise reopen ms cliss,s
at IN. Shak.nere Hotel No 24 William 50, cn Sal Ch-
DAY October T. toteach The elegant accomplishment ~
sucrnp IN al branches Mr. VI VIII introduce seyeral
No ~ dances which he has received hy ms cone spnders
at Pans aad London For further par niars can at ~.
the Shakspore Hotel from tIIl o'clock p NJ 81 l"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
tflr0iral.
CURABLE. - Thousanc

L'PILEfS1 ttRADLf4. - HOuSdliuS
j 4 and thousands cured in Europe DR.. +. MEYER,
recently from the city Berlin PRUSSIA respectfully
uu> the pubic oi New York and vicinity, and principally
the afflicted that he possession II the late dlsfoEtted
Oriental remedy for the CERTAIN and unafble cure oi By
leuc FITS pronounced by all physicians lncurahe have
cured thousands Of cases Europe aud certificates co-
tecned by Governments from there g prove the fact can
he seen Al NV Office Nv cure Is not long and tedious
NV comround and treatment different from any yet
known by others Persons afflicted with that disease should
call ana consult me- As soon as possible entirely cured
Office hours from s 10 10 4. NJ and from I - = VI
DR. r. MEYER, No. Allen-st-
Persons who that they are poor cure grams
tuTuThASs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
l)ianc-f fories.

HNOlIAN PIANO-FORrES.-Pur-
~ tas,r, # Planes are invited 10 oaN pn tae sus
rn,rS aud EXAMINE their extensive assortment ol NE
above eautif fl usirU ents made Ds haes' DAVIS Co.
Boston. -. -, ..t..,. - -,i...s.,, l, IL,
Attachment tTpm TINS celebrated -'Se' are ' '"'' 'o''
H,.,, p,sr'S. n,1v afd Id taktn m exchange.
Money advanced cn Pau5S .
second and planss fCr sale i.ic = ,.'t ~,
J. y GOULD y CO.
Muse Publishers
s,f NJ 23- broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the.
surrogate Of the County 9f rt9Ss, 4
ysn 70 az y, fbe Cfy of New YORK, dsceased . present
IL la.b ~ y,ocbsrs thereof 81 the su1scrncf al hs
the ssIs ~ Al peck slip m the CITY II New YORK
-, tbe fifteenth day II November Ae1t-Dsted New
fofs t1s 9.saTn. ~ PATRICK WHITE. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
d ia New. York September ~ ls5l. 80 tU'V
N srpREME COURT. MONTGOMERY

NIFKFNF IVI III NHUIIt-VII'I1
4 Count, ard state II NeW-York To DAVID ADAMS
D.indtnf You a.. hereby summoned y answer ti' OH
pant Of ban Adams. Jainh. when on pi,ih = AlDu
m h. Clerk. .ficc 4 the SAID County ~ Mhls
egu 4 which paluf hereto anne 1el In Is hef'fl
.r ID mon g01 and O. copy of our answer ppph
me - tie village Of Cana JohaYe. Montgomery CO.Ay,
New YORK WITHIN twenty ctyr after te -erFic' 'i t"is
sIu0ns NOON yor exclusive e the day u sufh sff'te
and n .ad defendant fails 10 answer sad compliant -
berety required The plaintiff w taAr iud8mc az aSeusf
- efen.ar f,r oie hundred and twenty doafs and
c.f. ,,b interest thereon from the nsth DAY u Al
-. Isl b..nIes me II fhs action ana l!Iarie.
= Y .a,.sr f3 l4,i JAMES II. COOK.
~ I'D tsUt50TY plaintiffs AttynsY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
UoR SHRFWSBVRY. LONG
Ocean Steamers, N-t.

NFW-YORk and VIRGINIA STEAM
" SHIP COMPANY. fog Richmond. Va NortolN ma
Peters lrc Virginia Thgo gh m Nal time. No connor
ton s., d any other Line SATURDAY. Oct l. 9Cle,H'
p NJ tie new double side heel steamship oAN
OkF. +. 2C0O tuns. { IL measurement LeNls tNii>N'
Commander Wi. receive freight on Friday 3d octo'er
and SAL Saturday, ith October a. occA = VI pre-
Clssy IN
Fassagc and fare T. Norfolk, mccdlug state room -
Do do Petersburg and Richmond. d. --.lg
Steerlee aSSage 90 Norfolk
Do DO Petersburg and Richmond ---------
No berth secured un'il paid for.
Rl'> Of adn- gncd onls by the Pursfr on boatu ta
none signed AFTER the sailing OF the yesse
Er.l-his taI.n un' nj a. clock the day Of SAILING
For regAt apply board and passage eayrns sNe
ro0m accommodating. apply ca.y TO DLhN IhvhN y
TON Agents No % Pearl-st. New-l LUDLAh
WATSON. Agents Richmond 'a
Bocksof Passage and pans ~ state rFns, are nov ot
A, The office and travelling >ouihwafd are elh'eu
cali ard examine before eng 8gins where a ,n'
sci Will 20 mah time with ali the conNe'eh''s 90
'h. aud route. .,
NOTICE No persons, after date, Me o. be trusted on
account of Sternshi ROANOKE, ~ o~ner, except np-
On A written order being presented and slgncs os ~
DEEM 4 THORNTON.
New York Sept. 30, 1851 -"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
MR.. TYNG'S BOYS SCHOOL, near

I'VE SNNeSAnt s9uero.a few vacancies an th,~ school
Hnsn. o. which ihe attention ul gaIrntS. itSns pa ihs
NCniy, invited Il pfCIS perhaps SaS Sfsctos pro-
fSo iNs she safe habits aud >osnd instruction oi Their
'aadion. as can readily te found No 81 East l0th-st
Ss4 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

4 undersigned having patented hs VIOLIN M
PPOVFMFNT is prepared - eNhDit - g. the pubic
Beng now an New York he be found - No is PARK
sco Mr. John Wiless) where tie ~l ne pleased ~ see
such gentlemen a. TAKE interest ~ hi invention All
communications addressed ." Nm- ihlen Go. aS
above or CaErolt0n, Pickens c., Ala ~
s9sin- WILLIAM b. TILTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

-
v-rrslf.. 0sTisc- el-e ll,'' >at hl.ua rrs. -
.-as c.r.i i.. -s n i..F- Liver 4l'
-r.-- o. ID. ,- 1.-. fa,c of 'a- Ti.l T-s-e u, be-
r.rt. l-, tr. --c .rs aIa'I s .- ed. !, ... .
ihv-rl.a. -- -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
COLLEGIATE INsTI-

~ TUTE. Chestnut Grove, Clifton, Staten Island Re,
I TONEIL.A NJ I c D. Puncipal-iu tins school
lopr proved aud known establishment "a winch the
yurs sound education OF the first order IN Cas-
scs French Spanish and German. Mathematics Enshsh,
umencng with the first rudIments DIawing IA on ana
water CnlOrf aud the untIing of the Prncpa as-
sisted ly masters of high character aud tried f~psrensC
,a.scs.d IN order MAINTAIN the reputation which the
School ms auuuod In ex-oicleT de Cavaleue AHclen
cl.y, de Baucher Paris charge dcs leconsd cln1ln
a, ,0tre de Cymnase lous les ClCvc sans
exception peI0ut les exeIcces mlrares The funclpai
can y. m iho office oi Mcssrs Seaman X Muir. No.
81, broadwaY on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and saturdays du
ring Tins month Term commences Nov. T. Prospectnses
st N, nnnr,nal book stores $50 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
COLLEGIATE INSTI-

y y TUTE White Plans. New York The Principal
tins tuition at the request q W patrons introduced
about three months the studs # MharY Tactics,
and ho intends visiting this CITY with ms pupils m ful
uniform the close Of the present term Tuesday 3Oth
ust should the weather prove favorable leaving the
the puphs Will he formed into company march down
the R0w,Ty 10 Grand through Grand to BTOaiway
down Broadway 10 City Hall and after short Or Il IN the
PARK. be dismissed Band ~ engaged foI the OCCASION
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS.
tlILES.-For the cure OF Piles De

tlLES.- or the cure OF Piles DE-
CRAFT Pa, Remed. stan !, psst .or t'Fo rea-
SIS, - because L has never failed curing soIe Fofy
M all ~ n aot dsay9o. aEy who uses lccori-
tu directions. auo they uot difficult. The other s.
q external 4tl3l. FAXED u tle ri u
tntEt which ma e lie use # far uore pleas M ta
TIE .outuuA dosing q drugs, and MT necessary Il ne
sl THIS Remedy PTce ~ cents. T. oe mad - mos ~
ts rcsyecae Drug stores and the Proprietor NJ iS
FftSon. conner oi Gruve-st so lNIuIlS>B
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
NDGEUlLL GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

u Princeton \ IhlS mAttUtVn WIIl No 0nentd nnUer
the suter,an II the Trustees ot the College Of NoN
J.rsey NV j. 1851 The c,nrse of mS,ruco Designed
10 aalrd a thorough preparation for College.
L " CArTELL, (p,,o,;,.t
H. G CAMERON. H"''f''''
Terms s2l3 yer annun. PAYABLE halt yearly IN advauoe
eeaious 90 commence GA the FIRST Wednesday NJ Nov aud
hsi Wednesday of MAJ. and continue q weeAS each.
suotC CuT N AT
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
ChkRIESS = WESCOrr. }
LAWRENCE ODEIL, Commiss'R'f>.
HENRY BRENNAN,
Datrd New -Nora, Sept Ith, A ID 1891. >-'tpiS
SIPREME COVRT. CITY and County Of

81 PREME COVKT, CIV and t0nnty OF
- Ncv-York john Bowen against >amut. B'nben ani
Flya 4 his wife Msry Scnhen. Celestne benhen, ant
Elya Bsnh,n Summons Tor rebei tom NO. - we'd =
10 SAMUEL. BENBEN AMI ELIZA bENbENtN""
fh. def, ntantS shnVeuamed You are hereby SUNNI ned
and required the compa an tins a'uen "eh
lod ohcc ot the CLERK II the tN and county OF
N.u YORK AZ the CITY Hall in sad CITY on 'he twenty
ninth lay II March 1891 and g. serve copy 81 Year aa-
swer o. the sand complaint ON the SUBSCRIBER Al d., o,e,
No 69 Wall - n said CITY within twcntF days autr thn
service " this you exclusive of the daf o s'h
service and n you fa - answer me sad comp nt W'hlh
the time 1fr.Sad the plmnuh in tins action Will Aqph 10
hc Court for the relc demanded IN the complaint Dfed
March ~. 1851 g. STRONG. fihntii ; Attorney
las lN. Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
,,.E\\yII\D GRAND PIANOS e

- brCKEKS co. y. 500 East Br'ldvay. y Y
r.-,f,r ipf,Yin the public that o' the commencement
n ne ,lhev wl pft pared o. cNh1t fe largest and
a. rltr.nt ~ OK AND PIANOS ever before pre-
.t >, notice m ths city Their instruments oc-
t.Nts constructed the most substantial manner ol the
ri uorsman>hp cased in VOID Va The most elegant
80 ,,,bi, cstsel and mounted S'ld liver These
h,ffl u, ,truutnfs TaSsrJ iof depth Seetuss
hri,.,ntv N tone snl delcacg If touch |. Becker
Ca C.au1 Pianos cotpri>e al tAe latest Improvements
,orlrne the new invented tSllc damptrs highly
lr,.a u In Miss J,uns l. I'D Their factory
,N'ensye ana tie pIct OF Ole sue superb instrument
h;ie han what 5 ch4sea I9I 'c sIG-Al square p
amos Ech instrument N tc warranted to- two wears and
a written GUARANTEES gwen. Second hand Ssuare amos,
when N li condition exchange The public
r.Specffev inV,:s 10 The stock already az
II MAIL ENS NJ 81 Broadway. s93 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
A LIEN DODWORTH'S PRIVATE

"a DANCING ACADEMY. No 4l3 BToJme 81 near
Broadway. THIS establishment viii open for The ems Ang
season on MONDAY. Oct 6
Days of Turion-C Glasses on Mondays and thursdays,
other Glasses on Wednesdays and Saturdays, IN the after
Laeies and Children 1nd IN he evening for Cen
tleuon ffnccfssIv. pupils attend four times week
Private lessons at any time when not occupied by
classes
SomI Ilontly Sources confaed entirely to the Pupils.
Monthly Somte Tor Children aud tAor Parents
" addition to all the dances of former seasons. the
cldSt> viii be- instructed n the GOriza aud Icmrete-
two new and beautiful dances. recently Introduced
n ,he court balls of England and France aud
arrauger snis have also been made By winch any new
dances !, Al may he introduced either London n Pans
will he ium,d atcy received al TINS academy.
dwogihs Qradrille Dance "a useful htle work
can 20 had eraullously at fhe academy
Persons deslrOuS II becoming pupils VIII please max
earlv application order h. facilitate the formation Of
classes.
For terms &c, see circulars.
private classes academies. n families sttsndedto.
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
.urNDv yrJ1S ar3 his Sister. Ma

HENRY WELLS and his Sister, Ma
Il DANE H. GIANEIII, have opened iher A9,taIy
for DANCING and heahful exercises, al me siufN r
SAINT INSTITUTE No 6J9 Broadway. glasses are H3N
E,fmns Tuition Will commence on IN" 81 ol o'lopci n
Wes and S.ter have pas,ed several wears IN Pans stny
inr her e>son at the Ryal ACADEMY am Al ne pest
schools or private dancing. The system ~ n%gn % ,eS
nr~no.o - teach Is entirely new, and adapted "t me p
monu Of health IS also for the requirement ol s tl
action and depor;meni Apply daily at ihe above a~ss
hon II o'clog until siStA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
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