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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
ANn WARRANTS LOCATED.-

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The uUde-s.t-d would inform All persons ~ the cfy
f New YORK and ioughou the State interested IN Lahu
warrants not located that they have made an arhst NJ
fh an ent and responsible AGENT IN The St1e oi IS
.r b. which LEY are enabled - locate warrants on tue
Ird>ro taken up m the State, az Nets irin- eX-
use q, the yearrartce holder Our agent = utlmtty
afa. ed with II The lands ma the StAe = ih uaiAeI
aud has accurate sectional MAJ ni such n>'d anus re 3
connected m m, husutss with the Hon. Theodore NonAeF,
frmer super OF the surveys m Northern &c m
sin aud who ha, accurate MINUTES of all surveys tie mas
constantly ou hard arg list ~ Che choicest Government
land, n the Stae made from the most rgd personal eN-
animation Of such i1uI, AMI te underS gned would ShS-
m Il fa All persons hDtg warrants that the tcNt uis IRE
fug RAPIDLY nn and that the sooner Their warrant,
lre heated the .eater viii be thcI chocs u location
The entire expense of locating single warrant VIII n"t N
Ordinary case. exceed the sun of twelve dollars ana W"eh
located the Wartartee N receive ceuhcate" ~ we 'i
ton ard accurate If the township m when INC an,
les Together with description Of tle qnat oi the so
TIN her privileges a any thereon Persons ent
of the city upon ncosng theu warrants 70 Us lor location
will receive receipt therefor hy return uaii aud Wheh
the location perfected viii receive the certcaicS, mars
Sc ana We hold ourselves responsible for All warrants -
received Il viii be readily perceived thsi the adv anisos
70 the wairanee Of early location are TWO tod ISL
Choice ofthe selection of land. 2d The giving dehnte
character of value 10 their warrant. ana rendering more
available that which before II uncertain advantage
The ahevr arrangecn extends also 10 the selling OF anis
and paying taxes IN Northern Wisconsin. aLd % the pr0-
tccfus Il tina er lands DE NOIIE y StTHERL MD.
ATTORNEYS st Law, No l79 Broadway, Eew.fork ohce
bours from 81 A Nj 10 D T. Nj 81 2ayM ST Bun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
DIAN for the HOTSE Of REFUGE

DLAN for the HOUSE of REFUG E.
Il Architects are invited To submit Plans for the ne -
House Of Refuge to he erected R@ndas Islands The
plan should provide accommodation TOR one thousand IN
mates male aud female with arrangements tor separation
ofyarous grades Of juvenile delnquents, cooking, he ng,
ventilation workshops wards sc The sum IT 5000 VIII
be paid the plan most approved BY the Building Com
mt and the Architect shall furnish specifications for
the same Plans to be- sent m TO ROBERT KELLY, No
West-l6d- st. on before THURSDAY 9Th Nov. next,
at5P NJ - 80 .,.,,
CHARLES LEUPP, LINl W STEVENS
ROBERT KELLY, ELIAS q DRAKE,
GEORGE J. CORNELL. JOHN GOURLIE,
JOSHUA UNDERiiLL,J ". c. LEEERlDGE.
Oh 3tavNIW&F3w Binding Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
u W. KEELEK'S FAMILY BOARD.

RI. ING SCHOOL for BOYS. New'oNn, fMSl
Csruft. Conn RI New \ lTk Ncw-hafcn fnJ Hem
O. BE- Railroads hours from New YORK and h'ui npm
Bridgeport Terms S23 per quarero Of eleven weeks &c
board tltion washing ueuins, fuel lights and hedta,
INSTRUCTION az an English branches. Pupils received "
a8y time =. a..
New-Nofk. Cadt0n OYeTton. Nc Wall u 30. G,,
" Dow No 7 BuIlng-slp, DO Aaron hswieg, Va ;
p,.ysr->t % Hon William Rockwell corner II !af
ana Wlough SIS. Brooklsn. IL. \ ConcAla. NJ :,
sands - 10 HCa Henri Duton, Law ftoies'"f i.s
College and ton Alfred Bachwan, New Raven, O'Aa
OF lWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

I
Farms IN Oranfe County. seven mile from Ne
,,,xb o' the New burgl and COchectca Turnpike ana
plssE Rad adjoining Coldenham estate IL cor NJ
1891 acres well watefsd y never failing stream 81 waei
gr RIOS running The house and baTn aid c'hhl
nicafIng with every lot The buildings are near new a1
in good order II not disposed OF a, prytN sSle va,
a5h a Noyeuher next = VIII be sold AZ public auction ~
The Orsnge County Ute ewbursh II u cclock onthA
dsv For terms apply to JOHN CROMWELL, New
Windsor three lts from NevDurgh u al No 81 Pine 1t
ex ~. - '- WI SHEPARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

g lister DRAWING and
~ PAINTING ACADEMY, No. 49j Broadway.
now open for the reception of pupils Instruction WI
given IN DRAWING and PAINTING Vt all kinds Seps
rate class for ladies Saturday class for female teachsu
Gentlemen's class FROM TO O'CLOCK. PM
EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN -
Drawing from Plaster Casts from 10 . o'clock " ne
will also tesch Schools usual Portraits IN Oh Pas
tell Miniature and Lithogreph will be executed 1nd 70
semblance warranted. SS iM'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
CHANCE FOR TANNERS.-

lTbe large bIck Taone ~ the city Of eveland ONO
the only establishment Of The Kind IN the CITY Is offered Tor
sale very reasonable terms There two-stry Brck,
40 by frame Beam House Engine House &C 81 Vats
besides 6 Ii aches SOAK and Bats and other conveaences
90 match
Considering the location and facilities for procuring stock
and MATERIAL. presents chance rarely 10 be met Will
Fos further particulars address. JOHN LUGENBEEL
Cleveland ONO ola 6tD<W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
0banees for Business Men.
Real Ysiate for Sale.

EvOR SALE-Several brown stone
u Houses ~ II. 6pper pan II The cIy sl a. "a
seyeIa houses % let styry-iouss On go 5ya '
Price IS e00 Apply 70 h 3 KINsHihEA NJ. 81, an
sftrrz pM 'A '--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
1cwelrp, Nr.

DICH JEWELRY, WATCHES, Nc
teA JOEL co. No SO Broadway, have just re-
ceiyod ger steamer Pacific splendid assortment Of Jew
es tie recherche haracter and exquisite work
mauship, Ia Bracelets Pms Rings, CHAINS, baI rlngs
Pencil Cases, Studs. 81. Gold and silver watches, rch
Plated PAPER Mache, fancy Cabinet Work Jet Or
namenis SaYdal-wood and other Fans Porte es la
dies WORK cases, China Ornaments, BUOuterle. &C &c..
which having purchased by themselves FOR cash IN
Europe they enabled TO offer at considerable reduc-
SION on the usual prices No. 5i3 Broa1May,
s23 lms (nearly opposite the COamore House H0tel)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

DOYS'. BOYS, BOYS, and chill
I'D DRTN's CLOTHING made T. order by A HER
WICK NJ Mercer-st, one door from Canal-st- Cut
ting fitting and tastng, At reduced prices $50 I'M
NALL FASHION.-Just finished, ele-
giant finished Sill Hats at the ow pnce Of 50. usual
BROWN. l38 Canal-st.,
Aim. next 20 the corner OF Sulliv sn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

~ Fjfty two Acres 81 choice LAND IN MOntgOmery,
Orange County N. The buildings are IN complete or
der and the soil good free from rocks and stones and
under high state cultivation An abundance OF frmt
Of every description the place, bounded by the nveT
Waikiki miles south from Goshen. and ~ miles west OF
half mils south of the village Of Mont
gome This oilers chance, as 1t Is one OF the best
Improved County There not foot of
waste IarJ on the pr, ses well fenced beng tive thirds
stone viii be sold on accommodating terms Apply TO T.
BLEECKrR a. co, on Newest next corner Wall-st, or
10 X ROCKEFELLER, Prnce.st corner Wooster, or A.
HART o the DS2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
EaaREs AcKxssls. sscrsts;5. aus md,

nAN'S RUBBER SHOES The uu-
derieucd = daily receiving from h. iacf0rg fresh
supplies of h,s PATENT JAPAN RI BIER SHOES -
The trade supplied by the case at
- cents for mems Of all kinds, ana
So. cents for wOmens Z al kinds
F,rorels viii discover DAYS Stvies 70 embrace the most
approved pa,ieiIs and most brilliant gloss NJ connec-
IN with The Combination" n. II. DAY.
Oldest Narufact lreF ot India Rubber the ntSo states.
owner II T. INDIA Rubber Patents, NehouSe No. -
CoultlaLdt-S olh wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
.ERMAN CLASS.-Mr r BRANDT,

~ who has been teaching the Languages for severn
years IN las city proposes 70 open Evening Class
berhan Tor Gtnfemen on the 10th II November, al np
residence No 40, Broadway Inquire the morning De-
fore 10 odock Private lessons the CiassIfs Modern
Langua-es and Piano Forte
kefeiences-J II GouIiie. c. Bryant. schansnss..n
LUIS. ois WfSNtalr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
TUE PIANO FORTE.-Mes. NOR.

LEY respectfully TO her pupils and the a.
dies general that she now prepared TO g., ,ns'rncs
on the Piano Forte. her residence No. ~ Prncss
Term-SiO per quarter. half in advance AZ the
Of her pupils equally reasonable Schools attended
to IN the city OF country Mrs NJ long experience
Teacher enables her 10 mpart thorough musical sdscs
ton with facility. oil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
ESSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re.

eeyes pupils Of any age and any time ant fsois
them WITH every cesR able facility toI obtaining taor's
and accomplished education Terms reasonable. ~
heabfulEess 81 location and compieenes aangeraeau
ths nsttntcn probably unsurpassed aud beng 90 ~
oeattfu margin Of the Connecticut River, aeal vac -
board easy II access by NewYork and Hariofa .Ay
steainDoats AZ minor Consideration. would ~ -
sne ana pupils are fornssed AZ m.deIsS %
horses for Young ladies Circulars containing "
OF Ehe oeilnsry Buildings. references &c car - a.
LCCIUS LYON, A. PIssiPp11
Essex. May Is, 1851. auzs 3saNwsb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTL

a TUTE, Chestnut Grove, Chiffon staten isiano, Rev
/. LOWELL. A NJ. 7 4. d., Prncpa-lU this School
long proved and known establishment IN ~hf tbs
pupils sound education of the rst order IA Cias
sizes French Spanish and German. Mahematlcs Enstish
commencing with the first rudIments Drawing IN Oh sud
Water COlos and the untTng of the Principal as
sisted by Of high character and tired espeeace
order MAINTAIN the reputation which hs
School attained. Tn et-ofcIer de Cayalene Ascen
eeye de Baucher Pans est charge dss ec0ns dcqustoe
de yOtge de and d6scTeme TOus les ceses sans
exception feIout les eXeIcces mtaires. The Principal
he st the bOoN-stOre Of Geo. r. Putnam Ne
ij5 Broadway On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays de-
ring this month. Term commences Nov. l. Pr0spectuss
AT the principal book stores $50 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

"ATCHES,J EWELRY and SILVER
w WARE-A very large assortment Of the newest
ST. of rich Jewelry of pattern fine gold and silver
ladies' and genemens Watches and Silver Ware OF the
standard dollars moderate prices can be found
at r. W. PACHTNANN'S Jewelry Store, No. 170 Canal
Watches. Jeey and Silver Ware made to order and
carefully repaired California Gold taken IN exchange and
made up to order stS lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
AMPS. GIRANDOLES and CHAN.

- +. DIETZ, dealer In every variety
~ Of on. Camphene and Burning Fluid Lamps NJ;
z37 Greenwich St y \ 81 door above Barcla. \ iGil
assortn ent Of GirandoeS. Hall Lamps and Lanterns
Lamp WICK, Lamp Shades and Glasses Of all kinds re
Sperm, Lard ana Whale OILS, Camphene and burning
FLUID wholesale aud retail Mechanical Lamps Cleaned
and repaired Astral Lamps altered t. Solar. s23 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

DIAPER HANGINGS.-Ihe suhScrl-
Il hers SIRE maaufaciursc Paper Hansn-s aud Borders
a.. everv saretg aui S-,e New aHo choice Gesigas an
or tan. :, icTg added % their Stoc< Gold snd e'et
psner, equal T. The best Pans manufacture HlcFclah
viii lease all and before selecting i"elf s0S
EAAIES, PERRY CO,
,, Blu5klfn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

SAFE SPIRIT LAMPS-The subscribe
- ers sire TO call the attention of the public to JEN
NINGSS Patent arrangement for preventing explosions
hy the careless OF Phosgene Gas, Burning flud &c
The principle Is the applied 20 SIR ii. DAvys Wine
Lamps and consists of the of fine wire gauze IN such
manner that careless filing Of lamp near hime Wal
not cause an eNpOson, the eauze eliecnaly pre-
the flame communicating with the contents oil me
can and tie body OF the lamp.
Hayng sold large numbers of these goods for five
past and having known of serious accident among
customers, warranted IN strongly recohmehd-
ing them thu>e who desire o. PkDsgene Cas- Burning
Fluid &c.
f8il assortment of Lamps and Safety Cans, Win
Phosgere Gas, Burning Fluid and Camphene all OF hrst
quality, for sale. wholesale aud retail, by
81 Ia CiiAS. STARR. JR. CO. III Futohst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
SCHOOL tor ENGINEERS, GO Hoa,.

- ton-st N MI VICrON BEAUMONT, t"l
Engineer graduate from "IFCole tentrale dos AS
Manufactures" OF PARIS wi 4ep ga iAc Isl u Sspenh
next new course If lessons Ia the French snd knsi.
languages IN all the branches tteorrtic y ana rfs~ies
connected with civil Engineering F0r details and reis-
rrnces apply a the school A"li "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

GEUlA RUBBER GO0OS-Msaufsc-
4 .arcd ard-. GCODyEARS Pats1S.-Ihs Newsit
fuis Ruhl-E Malssac--lu- coz sore 50 MAIDEN
isae. Hsv-Tork; fsct5ry EsearS New lersey .-fhs
lospauy ctrreIS and .haieSe dealers Il al
itc rers,t an Gle. ncw ianrscursd rntsr lt5rtye21
Patent ard guarantee a. er goods berg eQusi n
Tuaty represent s'f1n Merchants requested %
eel III .oris wssTanies 20 stard Az cbpsts Tar
a. q l!oslG' teIss ~ county, de1 era.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. Prss.ds2l
EanREn ACKyssAs SecrstsJ aus On DXStN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
r,TACS-FLAGS of all Natioas on
DICH FURNITURE DES-

IA SOlR Tespertfulis informs hrs onsteSfs ~ ~ @
r-bc vens,,y mai he his removed Ms Cabinet are
,s "a No 50 Brorsyysy newt door 70 tho Oh uess ND
serm II has has5 large ana oeahNiiui - -.
,fs .tfent'ru he Els0 pTsnATeJ q iHnsa 20 ~.
ne vsnlus STYLES 4 choice Furniture row ID
Crh'r ar+oue Fiizst<tbiaa French and oshsr designs
"a - - "a sr-sh % ius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
a CARD-F. W. BRAKEMAN, Pro

- Y
tor ID, tie Piaao- Forte, begseave - iutom hsP
mis- ana n e pubic that he viii return from EUROPE "a.
ffstWctA uf November, aUd that ~ 49, coAtse % q
h. atthc New-Y ark Hotel as acre,oiose. OF 4"MNA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
r TRIMS FyTRACTS-5oo doz. Just

r,ce,y, p.r zurrh comprising all the isv,rl.e VAR
etles IL large and small bci'l,, Also Gcsrinns ksss
$50 oy rrnure Brown Windsor by the groSs or case
Tb "a u.Sr Rrrshes and Tohs, Articles Of evey de-
scrp;ioa RassTs as5 fHs Cuts,y pI.ss.,s aad isnsg
w -. 80 " FXANCIS TOMS SONS.
A. 49, No s MAden-ls,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Two PLUMBERS.- HAYDEN &

SANDERS. manufacturers, offer for sale az their
Warehouse NJ 20 Pear-st fUl assortment OF Cotton
rk adj expressly for plambers and CALCULATED -
stand Cr1to- pressure Also, large variety II steam
CccAs Oh CAPS, &c for Locomotives and Statesman En-
Slnes - IN " GER AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

UTCHER & r K A ID, Practical
ID HOUSE and SHIP PLUMBERS, 2o3 Water-st.,%
doors from Peck slip All orders promptly attended to-
NIB yOBBIN9 done with neatness and dispatch. oil 2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

ID Greenwich Conn h NICHOLS, PracG
Terms Si20 year. Circulars, connng particulars, ny
b. nht,.red nj the Bookstore 1T VI. II Newman Co.
No 1912 Broadway u Of thc Principal by directing q Sns'
,,-J f.,, % in'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
lanes G. MOFFET, Gas Filter. and

a DN Ekl lSEMEN 5 are inserted In
- tke ben papers other ot.es and towns .ty
PALME6S Advertising Asss<y, Issxns Building sal5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
COTTAGE and VILLA SITES

~ Several unequaed sites fog building suburban resi-
dence ~ M0rrisana are offered for sale At very low
prc.s and easy terms Apply TO MORGAN " CO.
StatIouers No 22i Pear 81 al the Land once upper
Mornsanis DeDot. N. Plots containing 20 acres
can be Obt sIned If necestalr. Olb W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Eamps ano Burning 1lni0s.

DRONZE CANDELABRA-J re-
ceved, large invoice of the above article OF new
81, les and desirable patterns which we oer at REDUCTION
upon former prices by wholesale or retail.
oia lw DJETZ BROTHER & co No. 1874 WIam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
EASHlONABLE SHIRT EMPORI-

Il I'M No Z Pike-st near East Br0adwey-Hrs J.
SOUDFR would call TIM attention 81 gentlemen about
purchasing Their fail and winter supply OF SHIRTS 70 tue
c that al garments made By her warranted perfect
AZ a. material and fscture and that her pces
a. reasonable ihOse Of any other genteel esabshnent
the city.
shs Of every STYLE pattern and material made O. order
a, sAort totce Measured by e1seneacsd cutter aud
a ft guaranteed j. al cases so I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

WIN. :. VANDERBILT would call
the attention If his customers. and the public gene
,av N ms well selected stock Of Cloths Cassmers Vest
mgS and all ard Winter Goods, at bis CASH
TAILORING ESrABLlSHMENIi ls Broadwsy
vtere he Is prepared 70 make up GENTLENENS and
BOYS CLOTHING. N the most fashionable style
He also Keeps a we'll selected assortment OF GENTLE
NTN'S and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also general assortment Of everything found IN a
GENTLEMLN's FURNISHING ESrAsLlshNENr
% NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
to Town and Country

IMPORTANT to Town and Country
Druggists IronmongerS. and Storekeepers general
Thus = 10 give notice that patent LIQUID GLLE has
been tested ana found cost u per cent less ia pe !hal
common glue It benz q ld state Irng ~ labor
trouble b. prenaratpa II Cemeuts Irou wood. sto1e glass
marble china cr an substance. To mechanics. house
keeu.rs peuters this Viii be found invaluable, AID
no house sho ID be without II County store keepers
would -rfaf ther trade b. Introducing TN yali-
able atle We establish agencies upon Inc gd liberal
terms II send samples part If the United states Tree
OF charge Sold bottles at FL 49, 2 aud y cents To
be had al the primer a. drugh0us.s Ia ths ely
JOHN PHILLIPS. No b. Maden-laue, cor William
Be- sure % asa Phillips Patent Glue there oein-
spurious limitations the Hafke, likely q teceye ne pub
h.. % b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

EAIRBANK PLATFORM and
COUNTER SCALES, adapted 10 all kinds IF
Weighing FAlRbANhs& 90
ol7 imHiW&Fs NO. ~ " a'er-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

COUNTRY SEATS.-Ten or twelve
~ BUILDING LOTS II from five 10 ten acres IN Green
wich Conn high, benltky and commanding sites some of
the most beautiful ADD romantic situations on the New
York and New-lIaven Railroad thirty miles from New
York and miles from the depot at Port Chester from
whencs there daily trains Of csrs TO and from New
York. Apply to SAMUEL q CORNELL.
an No zi3 Water-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
NTS' FASHIONABLE FALL

CONWAY, No. ll5 Fulton-st, near
~ Broadway has a splendid stock Of Dress, Frock,
Sack Office Oyercoats, and all other kinds Of Goats,
Nests and Pants. from the finest To the lowest
priced To measure, a splendid assortment Of the very
best French. English aud American Cloths, Boa-
vers CasSmeres Doeskins and Nestings embracing
everything ias hionable desirable and durable. every
instance first at guaranteed 10 cent less than
anv house IN thu. city, for cash. Remember CONWAY.
NJ li3 Fulton-st.. Broadway SIT 3mMWSF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.

~ Tho Winter Term Of the OAK Grove Female Senu.
mary. at Yonkers, N. Y, will commence the hfs
MONDAY IN November, and continue twent two weeks
Circulars may be obtained from tie subscriber Or ths
book store # CLARK, Austin Co, POS Broadway.
Yonkers Oct. 9.I85l 90 6MwF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
NOR SALE-Yonkers Lots, beautifully

u situated the short distance above the
Depot commanding she finest wateTylew, and unsurpassed
for scenery convenience aud health the
able terms Apply to JAMES BASHFORD. or the
wharf, a. T. BALDWIN. Yonkers, OF L. W. STAIR No.
1891 william st. New-yTs. SIG Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
ERENCH and MUSIC.-Mr. and Mad
MRS. HOWARD and the Misses FREE.

lV1 NAM viii remove their SCHOOL for Young L..
dies ~ Rsyenswood l.. 1. and val he yrepsr'
ed fof the reception of their pupils MONDAY Noysm.
Der 3. 1helr residence fe1 inmates walk the
seanitCa landing. the banks Of the East River 4
bmed number Of pupils received into Their family ff
circulars, apply o. Messr. MARK II NEWMAN co,
No lS Bfoaf~ly y y - or AZ kavenswood The steam
boat ,tOsi leaves Peck slip four times dai!Y.
FnhklL Village, Dgtchess Co., " Y Oct. I, 1851.
Ol lmNF2Ns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

rencountre took place last week in Lynchburg,
Va, between Mr. TERRY, the Editor of the Virgin
ian, and Mr.. JAMES SAUNDERS, son of DR.. SAUNDERS,
Il member of the Virginia Constitutional Convention,
which has since resulted in the death of both par
ties It originated in some articles in the Virginan,
rejecting very severely upon DIR. SAUNDERS. 1t
seems that young SAUNDERS met TERRY in the street.
and attacked him with stick upon which TERRY
drew revolver and fired, and SAUNDERS did the
same: TERRY fired three times. and SAUNDERS twice
Both Of them received mortal wounds, (which they
Embellishments next day, and TERRY at subse-
quent day. Both were of talent and character
SAUNDERS had but short time since attained his
majority, and was married only few months ago
Mr. TERRY was a man of considerable talent and
had before him prospect of abundant usefulness
and success. The whole affair is melancholy in the
extreme but is only the legitimate consequence Of
bitterness and personality frequently, and in some
cases, habitually INDUCED in by the press. Men
doubt resort to personality rather for the purpose
of producing spcy' articles, than from any malev-
client feeling unfortunately species of reading
is so eagerly sought after that characterized by
fierce denunciation and savage invective.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

Rcsotrcd That the time has arrived whom not only ~
prosperity OF the people but the our bs
Union require that the Democratic party in all its
shall strictly and faithfully adhere to the Fundamental mrs
cpss established by its we patriotic glorious founSe
and among the most important of these PRINCIPLES No.
may enumeratc strict construction of the Constitution @
the United States total abstinence the part of Congress-
from the exercise of all doubtful powers sacred regard f
the rights reserved by the Sovereign which the
federacy composed absolute uonintererenes by thu
people of the several States with the domestic institutions
peculiar to each and rigid economy in the expenditure
of the taxes raised from the people, confirming the appro
pations of public money by Congress national objects
plainly authorized by the Constitution N'
Resoued That had these vital principles of Democracy
been faithfully observed in the admnstracy the National
Government since the advent of the Wings power on the
4h ofMarch 1919 should not witness the shirt of
cord and alienation which at present prevails between the
north and SOUTH the question slaveythrea-
enng it does eventually to dissolve the Union should
have occasion to dpore the appropriation
public money, approaching in time of peace, to the war
standard of expenditure and endangering entail upon
posterty of the fatal incubus of permanent national