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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-27
Petiti0n to Sell Land.

Court of COmmoa Pleas Sandusky County, Ohio.
James G. B. Downs,
Administrators of the Estate of
Franklin Williams, deceased.
Sarah A. Williams and others
TITO Sarah A. Williams. widow, and Mary Flo
i rila Williams, Ezra Franklin Williams, Ed
mund Henry Williams and Sarah Catharne Will
Iiams, heirs and legal representatives of Franklin
Williams, deceased, and Frank Morgan, Admins
traitor Of Joseph E. Williams, deceased. You are
hereby informed that on the 7th day of August, A.
D. 1851, said Administrator fled his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Sandusky county Ohio.
the object and prayer of which petition is to obtain
an order and. the next term of said Court for the
assignment of the dover of Sarah A. Williams, the
widow of Franklin Williams deceased, in, and fol
the sale of the following real estate, of which the
said Frank Williams died seized, or much
thereaf may be necessary to pay the debts of saio
decedent, to wit: an undivided one fouth of ou
lots % and 25, and one undivided one third of ou
lot 49, in the new survey the east side of the
Sandusky river, in Sandusky county, ohio, being
one fourth of out lots 42 and As, and one third o.
out lot 43 in the town of Fremont, in said county
J. B. G. DOWNS, Admir-.
FRANK WILLIAMS, decd.
BY C. Edgerton, Atty.
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Y AL u A BL E.
MILL PROPER TY!
FOR SALE.

o. TTNHE subscriber will offer at private sale, the
H8 J. valuable Mill property on Scioto River,
together with 40 acres of land in the county of Ma
rion, and within ten miles of the town of Marion,
and one mile of the Railroad line and three and a
half miles of the Depot, the road crossing the Sci
ota River. The property contains three dwelling
houses one is occupied store at present An
excellent Grist mill with two run of stones, aud
Saw Mill. Fruit trees of every description the
premises. The property can be had on reasonable
terms.
"a |@9
A small farm of about 80 acres of land, within
one and half miles of the Depot, we'll improved,
so acres under cultivction. good orchard of all
kinds of fruit trees-Apples, Cherries, Peaches,
PIums and Grapes; good dwelling house and
barn, handsomely situated on the Scioto River.
The above is the most valuable mill property
west of aron the Sciota river, capable of run
ming several pairs of stone, and be improved
to most any extent. Both Grist and Saw Mill is
in thorough repair, and both do good work.
Any person wishing TO purchase such property,
can inquire of Joseph E. Fouke, at Little Sandus-
ky, Wyandot county, who can give a full descrip-
ton and good satisfaction to any inquirer, he is
we'll acquainted with the premises. Application
can also be made to the owner on the premises.
DANIEL LONGENAKER.
June Is. 1851.
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And. Mr.. Priptey if I vas19f your useful
and respectahle profession. j would never re-
fuse IS Bab blisA pieces like this. ~, - A-A
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i. S. OLMSTED.
Having principally disposed ofhis Old stock
Has been to N. York City,
Anapurc6ased a large and splendid stock Of
Spring & Summer
goods, which he is determined to sell ttle lo,cer
than can be had at any other store in Fremont,
their blasteiag, bragging, bg Tags &C., to the con-
tTary Notwithstanding. That he has heretofore un-
dersold them, it is only necessary to refer to the
Immense quantities of Goods that have been
taken from his establishment, and the throng Of
customers that stand around his counters.
Having purchased larger stock, greater varie-
Ity, and a better quality Of goods than.he has ever
done before, he hopes to merit a contnnance of
public favor.
The Ladies Generally,
will do well 10 examine his stock, as he has some
OF the p6s beauiitil Dress Goods vet seen in Free
mont from bounet to pair of shoes-ilclusirc, ,at
prices which competition" has notyet dared TO
come DOWN to,
In his assortment will be found
| lDBLACK, Brown. Blue and Mixed cloth, black,
ID mixed aud fancy cassimeres, blue, black, and
mixed satinetts Kentucky jeans and tweeds cloth
red, white and Yellow fanneIs, red and blue plaic
eIOakiug, gimps, fringes. calicoes, gimghams, al
paccas, and lawn cloths, shawis and dress hand
kerchieis, aud the most fashionable fancy dres,
goods for the ladies that the New York marketcaI
afford. Beached and brown
Shirtings, Canton Flannels,
Ribbons, Black Silk for Dresses,
Sewing Silk, Checks, Vestings,
Twist & thread, Comforters,
Cohoe's Shirts and Drawers,
Travelling Bags,
Muffs, Carpeting,
Waddings, Battings,
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp,
Carpeting, and almost every description {
Dry Goods that are keptn the Western Country
I'll ~ -. -
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ExPREss AGENCIES Sc.

LaoRtlCN EXPRESS AT ADAMS co.'s rs AND Il
VEL. stteofPackags ard parcels for all parts Of Eu
WV w wa TbwsRDs. SANFORD q cos
Transatlantic rxrrees, IL wall street
Small parcels for steamer Frsnhiin received until ten
o'clock on Saturday morning, ltth irst
A DAMS 4 co.'s GhEAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
"A Package. and Parcel kxpress, per u s. NAL stsamer
lliinoe. on saturday November 2i by o. NAL Steamer
Georgia Monday, November Ssh and bv Y. =. Mail
stesmer vi Dorado. on Wednesday November In con
OF the amount az frsiyt ordered for
shs Csornia market 70 60 BY our line We have found u
necetesry 20 send OF Specis Express in advance Of
ocular dsy By The Z Mail steamer iieo, on Saturday
November I'D 40 o'clock, r. NJ 10 charge % spec al
siahs sns spscisl through messenger We shall Aso
iitFateL Parcel Expsse BY the u e. Mail steamer Gsor
90 on Monday November 18th ats o'clock =. NJ. In
rough messenger, 10 destination oar regular Semi
honfhJ Extresa viii 60 for ward BY the Nail steamer
Dofado on Wednesday kovemb ~ w. lust at O'CLOCK
NJ usual IN charge OF special fre'ght agent aud
roush meseengsr freight intended for either these
hxrtssee must be delivered with invoce pr0r
coy OF selling. Small parcels will be received ti
VI, on dAy Ofstesmor DEF arturo. ADAMS & co,
16 and II Wall street.
NJ OTiCE-sTEAMsHIP UNION, WRECKED AT SAN
~ Quin'in Bsy, Lower Cslifcrnia-fhe owner or con
siruec Of bor Of Gold Dust containing about as 200
clipped By The stove .,esms and marked nsh ssheson
Vie same oI the old duss will be proceeded against
eherFea snd expenses The be liable JONES
Y JOHNSON, Insurance Brokers, 30 Wall etreet
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brooklyn city Intelligence.

SHOCKING COMMUNICATIONS IN FlRE-
WORK FACTORY, AND Loss or LiyE.
An explosion took place yesterday afternoon, between
and two o'clock In Raymond street near Lafayette
avenue, by which two persons killed. and sorns
others severely injured that they are No, sx-
pected to recover.
II that pJrOteehnic factory has been 10 opera
ton here owned By Messrs. Morris Rourke for come
time hut until the fatal II not generally
known, and the carr, Ing such business within the
city limits Is expressly contrary to one Of he ordinances
stove put up In the forenoon. and a. far as
reporter could learn II In the attempt to kns
II by some boys that explosive compound =.
shed John bully sscd ABB ut fifteen years. Whose ~
TENT rsrce close by 81 Ray str Ct and Nj
ehael MeCus aged Ia who reaidsd IN wnlouehby street
Killed on the spot their bodies tell lrighfo1
usnglec Two other boys nam d n specti,sl NchAs
Conlin, aged 10 and Michael fitrg.rrd sg-d H.
beth drvadiuiy burnt and conveyed 70 the Hospital no
exltctsd 70 recover.
ret.r Kelly burnt about the head breast and ARM
and John Dc~an. also burnt, and Mt the ucspsA.
not dangerously nju-.d
Patrick Fitzgerald badly burnt vas taken 70 hts ROD
deres IN Livingston rtrset. Jobn Newman, and . 0au.
(osne unknown escaped with slight burns
The building which n email and Of To-
cons cradle value burnt 20 the ard
say they warned that there powder there
which had not exploded Other sise greater exsrtsns
might have been made 70 rescue the sufferers
The Coroner Will hold an inquest this day
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Common PIens-spcc,., Term

hNANht nCu Juuke DHiy
Nov. 12--Jcc,J ~ hoff sga;,d B,frrsf and Isguy -
This was motion 70 strike out the Of the defen
dent hamy on the ground that u first denied the
nahng Of the promissory note for 1928 IS on which
The suit y brought, and then set up new matter In
avoidance and asa set on thereby confesng the making
% he note Ihs The plaintiff by his counsel Mr. John
b. Icgerty csimed 20 be false inconsistent and bvpo-
thetical The defendants, by their counsel, Me.srs
Belts Allen, and Douohoe. opposed the ground that
TIC note berg made psrtnershp might be made By
one partner without the knowledge Of the other and
that would be great hardship 70 make an admission
o. such note necessary prer uste 10 the pleading
o. new matter or an offset In avoidance and contended
that the peadirg was coed To this the plaintiff replied
s the court should be guided by the code AMI previous
,uch to meet the exgoncies Of this or any ether
ard that as IN law the act Of enc member OF firm was
toe act on all 20 was the knowledge Of one the knowledge
Of ALI and that viewed In this light the answer vas clear
bad IN law, and At variance with the practice under
the new code The Judge granted the motion aud Or
desd nat tne answer be stricken out with SIC costs Of
IN ten days, on psJ ment of costs
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AMENDMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

aNAUTfOr AND NATURALIZATION ANDERSON,
u The great Wizsri Of the Norsh, performing
kusiesi Fuud gs Pm aserhia where his srasd Draw
Entertaosnent ct ires Hystersuse crowded
nightly by the elite aud fasbion Proess1r ADDER
beg TeBpeetfuly 70 caut the citizens Of No
ork snd the Und States AGAINST al uapriacipsi
rsres who palmnE themsGves af 90 Tbs 0rers WI
rard Of the North tS - sdopG mis-
name such Ne Anderson and Professor Nad~son P-o
lessor A bae read several advtrteats Of sNeh with
bsicr uni,
II rob him Of his good name ard taxes his cppo
Informing his patrols that he viii revisit Mes
York very shortly previous bic for haron
Bsvsna kc ard that Ia order T. the c,uatry at lsr
Ray he Of hs location all tines the Nov Yorx
Herald will tiaue .he adv Its 1eat II bis sntrs
epts, whoh will rcsaaye possibility Of sasa gross ia
positon BEING successfully praotissi.
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BsLriMonE, November 10 1851.
party Of Indian. from the lste treaty ground have
bcn here to-day, ON their way to Washington white
man. who was travelling With them sbseondea with al
their means
Gre occurred yesterday morninga at the Touring mill
Of Messrs. Worthngton and kslar, the Pstapsco
river few niles from this city, which entirely de
sroyed with 3cOo bushe, Of wheat There is an insu
rance the mill for eco in the Hartford (Ct) Com
psny.
The Southern neil To- nigh. brings nothing beyond
vSchmcnd
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shipyyrerk.

Bosrey Nov. 10 1851
The brig Ottoman. arrived a, this port, from Malaga
rrorts that on the 2lst q October, at al she fell
N with three boats, containing Captain ofin and the
q the ship St Leon from Csdz and for Castne
With $50 tons Of salt The 1t. Leon sprung leak the
day previous, and went down in twelve hours The Oft
and took TO the boats, aud we're picked up
and brought here by the Ottoman
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FROM OTHER co2REsPovpryTs.
The Ma.sachmsetts Flee ten.

Bosros Nov. 10, 1851.
The Aldermen Of Lowell have sdudged the late cleo
ton for representatives void and have ordered that
other be held Springfield again failed to elect yesterday
The whole whig majority is reduced to nineteen /
there hundred representatives yet e. be
ehcsen The result viii not be known un I'll n,
fourth Monday in November
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Fire at Troy.

TgoY, nov 49, 1851
large three story bulldog No sss River street O..
cupisj By John Hutchinson * Co FOR saisratus manu-.
factory, vss with lie conisnts entirely destroyed %
IRE last evon'ng The building owned by the Blnk
CT Trey. The stock was insured for 5000
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CIseTSArL Nov. is, 1851.
caucus Of the whig members Of the Tennessee Legs
iaiure has been held ct Nashville for the purpose Of
nominating United States senator After ten ballot.
rgs they unable to make any choice and adjourn.
ed Gr Nelson Of Fast Tennessee received the highest
nuE.ter CT votes but not a majority.
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HOTELS.

noNADTs HOTEL, SEA BRoADwAY.--THE at ZEN
~ ton o. the public IL Invited 70 this hotel which
grened on tho rs, day % May last usder the ehsrre "a
Donald. late Of the poveton House, Newburg. The we'll
known character 81 the pretor srceat guarantee
io the excellence OF his house while It's situation snd inter
nal srrspfemens quaHy ~ In ssuperor degree 70 BE- what
he proprietor designs it's first oaas family hotel The
terate rate OF his additions 20 fam
lies WISHING permanently 70 locate themselves.
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New Democratic Organ. &c.

Urea, November Is 1851
The radical democrats Of this city goug start
dsy paper which win oppose General Cass for tie
PRESIDENCY.
Tie democrats Of Decrdcd aud Rene issd a national
salute this afternoon In honor Of their victory
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Vessel la Distress.

NoRrory, NOVEMBER 10 1851.
Tie ohocrsr Maria, cry days from Nicaragua bOuni
70 New Isrk With cargo Of india rubber add hide. and
Gfscn passengers put In here In distress. She per
feet wreck
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Movements of Disting uished In,Ii vid ais.
joseph FIELD Rochester were at the Irving House res.
terdsy.
Prof KnhIs the German pstriOs, was at Columbus.
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Death Of Judge Cole.

DtHth OF JHuEe toft'
Bosroz, Nov 10 1851.
Judge Cole, one Of the Judges Of the u 8 District
Court, died at Parts, Maine, on thc 18th inst
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A poDwoHIIs p.ScINe AoADExr. NO: as
che tssson Glasses on Wedne.d.y. sna ssturdsEa tor
Bend only seeai el,.sc, sonssy, and Thsrsi.ys
sS prsescins lessons on usssy eros
ssrimeushiy Tor sdul'si and eosthy tor children AL
sRs a' for psrsiSSi.r. see OrsSisr '
e-IeNoR oHERARDIs DANCING ACADEMY, sii
% broadway gives notice that n, Glasses for
asrs vory wsdsssdsT Saturday afternoon eelOck
eyenns elss.es Tor fussy and frssy Private
Insuts $50 Broadway. Their system of instruction
oss seporters The proper manner Of v.tins .lsa MT
pSs new sSs ssSsossss .s .9sss IN .Ss
Simplest and mos. asproet,ss n.nasr aaa ls,wi.e IA
sss9d evening" Apply daily. .sths above sddrsr..
nj EUGENE coRAIlI, THE CsLEBRATED PARI
W. stan Professor o. Dtncins. The great rival OF Celia
Ia dane g. sS fS 10 f S .
s sSS Ir g's s1s'S ia SSs ss
ss sTcSi SF sss yss'; iis' r.
& s NJ 'T Tos q Il ws IL s
Bredysy cad viii continue then evsty Monday sad
9 bs ssrSs 10 sos &
r%Vse sssos sSs rooms CONS am isS' ''''''
HENRY WELLS AND us slsrea HAVE GsEaT
~ pleasure q ,h's .oy have sasGssd.a IN .f
lei du Grand OPERA ond o. the fashionable
cbrsted tearhcrs Of private dsncng In Parts tnd origins
of tn pcpuiar dances
1bb ABd on them In 6shis school
ubaroom tancrg passed In city, ana 20 70
utts scrorang TO Tho most approved principles OF tbs
fashionable academes in Europe The lcssone will he gives.
adults by Of Ten each. and viii take pl,ce
Monday and Thursday OF each week for gehtenen at
o'ecok P. Tor ladies. at 10 o'coet A. N and will Re
rendered extremely n.eres.ins o@ ths msgnsr
of acquiring the dances. N u The ins'ructions Will be
impaired 81 wells and sister, and n Cora wishpu.
any other aeetsut whatever person will also preside
At The piano Classe for masters and misses, usus
Wednesdsys Saturdays Hours ming ami evening.
1ke devoted exclusively o. private ssOn either atths
6se Brosdway. etst The residences Of families
NIpLOs BALL AND CONCERT gOoN.-rHE Pro
IN prietor respectfully informs hs public that bis magi
uns sessoa. Rauy Important alterations sni improve
nens have bscn made for the cofors and convenience o.
srte Anew reception saloon pafoss and dressing room
With ali the pecessary oOnvenienea ter ladies' and satc
The valuable services Of Mr. tas able and TOE
N caterer fer sad supper parties hse been secured
Mr. " provided with the beet French cooks good and a.
aenye vstrs snd everything % tAs very best th marriott
affords will be provided Mr. Vesey hes made selection q
enc choicest vince tnd quors and pairs OF expense will
be spared 10 gve 70 those Who are desross
vnz erst balls large dinnsr and sapper p.rs'e VIII
bs treated 9th on hbers serns Tor pAfhcuisfa sDply o.
she once on Crosby stress.
lAILs AND PARTIEs AT ODD FELLOWS HAIL
Al hitary Companies, Lodges Societies aud other ere
informed that BRO. P1REINshs large room thst can
seoommssss eixty couples Select parties wil fna h'
suite Of end his facilities fcr rreshnsne inferior 70
sess In the city.
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From HuHalo.

THE SYRACUSE RIOTERS, AND CONVICTION OF THE
IRISH RIOTERS ON THE STATE LINE RAILRo u,
ETC.
BuFpALo, November 10, 1851
The Grsnd jury are examining witnesses in the case
Of the Syracuse rioters which will continue several days
Nine Of the Irshmen tried for riot the state Line
Railroad found guilty TO day, and twentythree
others to be put trial for simlsr offence 70
morrow.
Jerome Fuller passed through this city yesterday
route 70 st. Pauls Minnesota.
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FIN ANCIAls.


NJ. al. 7. zAPscOTT q Co., % soUra sTsss8
w Supply drei.a ior amsauA payable sarou1hou,
s5s,, S,i.an sos Ireland Tee[ s slsS sole ssns =,
snP sae ilne o. lgerpcol p.etes, sad the lime
bcud)r rAsk5ts asssse hV ~ Which aaN4 ~
,agef on reasonable serros.
- .BYRNTs & co. NO. O. soUru gTassP. Few
York and 81 waterloo ROAD liverpool have for asle
Sight DIR. IT'S psyaben throTghou Ald iro
laa Wsles; are rsnts or the low Lns
q yTreoi and Ion los p.eksss tbs REQ ss.r Dranato
Certificates for he above lines be has on moderate trs
CAFu ADVANCES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NE
- s0tstet in large tma for limited srilds.
rsrsspsl security, BY application 20 w. HOLBRookE
Aasnt for the purchase aud sale Of real es,sss.
EO,OOO on approved property in BroohlYn, n rms
q not ess than SlOO SJUO or 5000 Add-csB Atlanta
BerAid Office.
G ono TO sl5oO wASTED-oN GOOD sEcC-
i,~OO rsy, for which weekly sum will te paid, 20
gcther with very LIBERAL Address Cash, Til othe
y 4 Bradys new rotary lever multiplying Marnetic IN
gne for which patent s secured u i bat tie bsss
mechanical principle o. any ever inveaed be
runsss for lev days, from 10 to5P. N ., 30 Greene
street hdnission Tes.
A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO BORROW TWENTY
IA ave Doars 70 prcha.e some articles q funiture For
had.
VhNTED-A PERSON Win $3.50 Casa CAPITAL.
w Go purol interest 4, staple manufacturing bust
cs1h sss T. StS" .ss,ne rrsn 5000 70
S0oAn b realized yearly, which be shown. Address
" " hersld cice With nse, and STATING where IA later
yVANTEp-A PERSON wIrn 81 90 TO $500 CASH
eish d.manj unlimited and paying great pIesa The bu,
Sotoo per Aanun. Aedress W. II. O., Broadway Pest
oiace.
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Failure ut Louisville, Ky.

LovtsyrLLs, November 10, 1851.
large commercial house failed In this city to day.
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'VRIPLER HALL.-TICKETs. ONE DOLLAR -sATUR-
First grand z'fnl IL j':jrsTief
~, From Vienna. biz frat .ppearsnse in AmsrioA
this occasion only win appear IN the game easrsanmsns
sisnoriu. B srErrAS Sojss DOME
sisi sI:s. ; SS5Iss2piSr.
sisnor B ssls sfs0nl.
signor BEHEOsTrI.
r s,aso. saa .ss,. ~
ssf TiI & ERASE RIEssa 's e. .n,..
Aided powerful Orchestra of tho A,or place Opera
cespvcronl hGs;s xARrrznk.
fs:,s. .nd proud y. tnsI1 s.sntion 5eSas.
20 the contemplated performance unusua spador and
PROGRAMME
1. Grand Overture to hssedio di corinso," full
Dso@Fron Dcniissi: opsi. Bs;aiiio; A''''ai
Grand ransase sonnambu for sf Piano Tassse
4 Rondo-composod by Maestro BOttesinL BY
Grand .me Luer.sis 1 ssfs. Ss'hA''n'
expressly composed for tho occasion. AMI .se
6. Komas ss-frccn M;readants; Giur.msnso AAa'ee'
s:s:s De, E.s Alfred s.
~S S:sS. 9tsS r.
"a ., Sormanni in PaF.s. from IO.iastsi Idsst
sn aa s S' f.1oi iaa s Bs
G. Gipssy Peiia jii:. iin::j Alfred Jsell.
8. DusttinO. from. Nsrcad.n Giuramss.o.
Ror, ,-on sisra; d; s'enanons ard ssr. Pie.
s. bird the xssSiias tis lesson ,sasas BY his
mistress, composed and executed by Miska H,u,er.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. To be had at Sohuberth'f, VIM.
Hs sons JolIies. vanderbeets and Kerssey Breu-
srss music stores, az the hotels. and Tdpier Hail.
saturday 18th irst.. FROM M until 4P. n. and in
eeyeping The grand pianofor FOR Is
Ersrd Paris and property of Messrs sohusersh
Co, Broadway
ciEely.
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THE BALL SEASON.

a. RAND COhPLIAENrARY BALL-ufvrN 70 Mr.
" paraece by his pupils a. tho Broadway CSsino, 59
broadway, on soe5,y syenas Nevameer 1851 Ticket,
les OF this city The ORCHESTRA will 10 posed of
large number Of the lest performers " New York Several
new dances will be executed for the trst time.
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pnm,atir nIiaceIIsny.

MORTALITY IN BsLrMoEE. There we're
d.atbs In BstmoIe during the wsek ending iotn tss,
q which 4 we're under years 81 see.
OrTicIAn RECoeNTioN. Ihe ftesiaent nM re-
.ons.s wIsm Eleyden a. Vice Oosaui Of the Msssosr
rtpubl,e fss TIE poft q San francisco 10 ms STATE
California
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MADAxE DxgJAsDlss osAyiEe. aAvl

" hDAFE DFtSAhDtNb GhNNlLk, dhflNd kk-
l moved her Dsseiug Academy % no 81 clintoa Pisoe,
most respectfully inffms he public ths she has opened
er olafss and es the senton o. the oonne 20
hs two elegant dances la Cracovia ana LA siee as
heh che fas received from her agents in Paris aud ondoa
they have been expressly for tis
N eminent professors
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ENCE
The sierra Madrc Revolution.

MILITARY PREPARATIONS OF NExIco--DKsERrToN OF
UNITED STATES TRoors, ETC.
EK~ ORLEANS, Nor IL, 1851
The steamer Louisiana has arrived with Galveston adj
vices to the 7th through which learn that the Mexi
government concentrating their forces at Mon
terey, and General Uregs has been appointed TO the
command Of 5000 men, With which intends marching
at to the reat Of war for the purpose Of Expressing
the revolution
All the United States troops but ten, who stationed
at the Rnggod Barracks have deserted and joined the
insurgents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-14

DHILHARkoNIC SOCIETY TENTH sEAsOs.-TaE
hrst concert OF this will be given at >isos Goa
cert Room, saturday evening November n Condu
hr t. hisfeld The programme will be annsuneed next
week Subscriptions for thre tiohe each Of the
concerts $40 Associate Members al the rehea
sails and one ticket each f the concerts S. subs be
aud members can obtain extra tickets A. 81 taohj limited
number Ct extra tickets for strangers 90 Gao Appca
tops reoei ut Scharfen Lus ~ Broadway aud
Meizel's 2i3 Fulton street, Brooklyn By order
j. l.. ENscN, Sec. q. TIMu, Pres't.
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