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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09

Every art II improved by emulatlon. and
in ths strife SMITH JR No lo2 Fulton street, lie the
ing his rivals in the excellence Of stock and iowness Of
prices away ous Of sight Call and examine bis rich
elegant Vests Pantsloons, &C.. made in Broadway stvs
tronse Smith. r"
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seems to than usually rife with elegant and luz
urous articles for the sdornment Of the fair France
Itav and In some measure stiu ulated
by the Worlds fArappesr 10 have We'd with each
other perctng some Of the most chaste snd gorgeous
produe issued from the loom. Our attenteA has
been lately called 20 magnificent display OF PART. cIoaks
aud mantias at the pcrum for these fashionable
mepts s5i Broadway The proprietorMr George Bulpn-
ber exclusively engaged In this department. Of commerce.
the public taste and certainly do not remember
having truly superb Of novelties
witnessed on witt 10 his warerooms The fabrics most In
demand are the richest Lyons vlves ssns and very hne
used for trmmings, and really form most graceful APP
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silks OF the Newest and Most

Styles hind Of shav Cloaks Of the most admired
Iaierbs pad goods Of various faeric De Lane Mernoes
Cash and everything ese in fact In the line Of Dry
Goods, may be found At HIfCHtO CK n HEADQUARTERS
@ Broadway Of Leonard street. and found chesr,
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YIN &c ARTS.

RAxTERs OLD oUARD-TuE MEMBERS or BAN
~ ter's Old Guard requested TO attend meeting
Thursday evening, 9th inst, ~ entral Hail.
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Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy-Cough Not

Cough not! cough not! ye his pess sons OF clay,
For IS the dew revives the dropping flowers,
A potent charm shall all your psngs aliay,
Composed Of simples from Hygeis,s bowers.
Cough not cough not!
Cough not cough not! Ah, wherefore should ye die?
Why perish from this glorious sunlit earth,
While Mrs. Jervis lives. aud aupply
A cure unfang and of priceless worth
Cough not cough not.
Mrs. W. Jerviss Cold Candy sold Wholesale and re tail
Mrs. W. JERYIs, $50 Broadway and by druggts general
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THE MILITARY.


nj mssss o. The New Yori vcanseers held 81 this place
sa
sn.Ts
y. Ysrs Y iussss i: a.
vita Es.iee which bn EXCURSION
s Sss 't 'GgsSsss ne gassy
mind Of imprcs siOns by making the following
s s IL sas y S'' Cruz s'ss
~ a:
more .Ss ssis n n cIofs not now IN any way cona,ss
WIN y. EaihSgiID. late Captain NV,
+ + ESiSEH. late t:u'',,nss. Wv. Committee
PAxrERs OLD GUARD THE MEMBERS or BAY
ssrs old Gaars are requested 70 attend meeting on
ZINE ARTS.
Nov oPrN-TnE NAPOLEON GALLERY, AT run
~ room. q The he'd sA:,. AsSsRy o. DSsn s Broad
tickets 10 cents. Catalogues, i21s cents.
ITO DAeuERRIoIYPIsIs.-w AN oPE
rster, Of ael wlssd TALENT one tina. can soiSr veil
isw rooms, $50 Broadway xlha@Sri Buiidnsr
LOST, ga.
GCOO REwARp.--Losr OR STOLEN, on or
se0gt u. lsth ssP,s@ Der last quantity ofrs
Inc viii be paid the DELI
very Of The sane or information that will lead 70 It's
TnEoDoRE W. RILEY. "a south street.
% REWARD LOST OCTOBER g. A GOLD BRACE
Dc Ie In the neghborood Fulton aud street,
IN Broadway, With the lii eness 81 Jenny Lind attached IT,
The IN der Of the above lost article win receive tse
and The ,h,nls Of The Owner b leaving AZ e Broad
I osT-Two MsMoRANDUM BOOKS. TnEY Ana,
da valuable TO himself and one ese m. Tndsy wiz
be suitssly rewarded BY leaving them O. J. susrt 2ji
Pesrl street. ~
4 osT-oN THE Cru INST, BLACK Mosoccop
- Wallett containing papers only valuable 10 the sub.
criber and from s5 70 so In money The Under viii be
~ ~ w 70 wy rstmhng the wallet and rapero
Eco, Astor House. New York.
I osT-oN oCToBERZ A BANK BOOB, NO. 23zst
WI be suitably rewarded on bringing TO Henry Shell Is
Broome street. '" -
4 osT-LAsT EvENIEG, IN NINETEENTH srRprr
- between Fifth and Sixth avenues about e o'cloeL
brown leather yelise, marked ~ NJ Rsymsnd Kent
Gem The finder will receive liberal reward on return
ing the above Vese and contents 10 % West Hneet nth ST.
RLACK LACE CAPE.-NoTICE pastries
y who were seen 70 pick black lacaespe drepnad
iny leaving IhcmIsonr Ice Cream saloon, Broadwav
more requested 70 have the honesty 10 return n 70 bc ala
saloon failing which, they will be into cs.ov loy
berry whenever and wherever they may met. apd then viii
bd when 700 late that honesty is Che best policy
EouED-lN SPRUCE STREET, ON TuE Ntcur m
- the fth ofOottber, small OF which ne.
owner can have hy applying at l52 Nassau street nae
ing the expense Of this advertisements. ' ~
EzHAHClAG.
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Elegant French silver Border Bridal

Cards, Enyeores, and Wedding BoxcsThe subscriber
specially calls the attention Of requiring something
truly elegant to his beautiful styles Of the above articles In
TIE latest mode. EVERDk1L Il. 92 Broadway, corner Of
Duane street; branch strre. Is Wall street.
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Thomas Mclaughlin, HOsier Glover and
NIL W. Gsn,ismsm's Iad;as ana cnS..o Chamoer
undergarments Co. at the most able proes Fins
shirts order in the most STYLE
guaranteed.
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Perfect neutrality-suspicious. complain somer.

me nurning OF inc steamship Lafayette
sand dollars might all have been avoided pense
twenty thirty dollars There should have
street.
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Heards celebrated Wig Factory Mai len lane, made of
the best materials all the latest
warranted to At and to shrink change color
Also Brsds of long hair front Brads &C. Roos exclu
siveIy for wigs and hair dyeing Copy the address.
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DR.. KeIllnger Agaln.-In another part of
this will ding evidence Of
hair after been bald for twenty five years.
shown by other remedy II will
appear that DR. does not rest solely upon idle
but gives proof of his truly wonderful
remedy stands alone in having agreeable qualities that
have drawn hundreds of the fst famee in every
the globe Don't fail TO read the proof headed
81 eco forfeit which will be paid all the pretended
dies put together sho much evidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09

Hair Dye'-BatchelOrs genuine Liquid
cured at all the wholesale and perfumers town
and country also At the principal oce and mandatory
No. Wall street, Wholesale retail. applied Beware Of
limitations.
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yerts red hair an ndelibe black brown whou
injury to ekin hail Gourauds Medicsted Soap cure
pimpes, tan freckles silt rheum, &C. Poudre Subtil
uproots hair from part Of the body Liquid Rouge, Lii
White and Hair Gloss at 81 Walker street,
Calender, IS South Tlird street, Philadelphia.
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teams rounds. &c. of q smoking Establish uent now
good cash business The above good chance for
any enterprispg man 20 make fortune Address N. b.
Herald office. Good given for selling out.
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brink Of the river up the Becvle road and took her
hat on and laid IL on the groand on her handkerchief
boat pased along with ladies In H. and boys
along and interrupted her then she vent up into the
woods and prayed God after which she decided go
home this was all she told witness she came home
about ten o'clock that night and immediately after
wards went out for the purpose Of drowning herself how
he back after and went to bed she cried
eli night and could not sleepshe had extngushed the
light In her room; the next morning she showed me her
hands which much tern with orsrs that day she
about three o'clock In the afternoon and re-
turned home at ten O'Clock r. NJ witness waited up Tor
herr witness had not been asleep s,'er MsrgsTst re-
much thar ever; she said that she did not
wha. became Of her; did not 60 out sunday fol-
losipg which unusual thing for her; said she
would not .main in Newark but would TO Brooklyn
had lost her character and could not stay In New
ark che had lost IL BY Of Drum; witness had
no dsculty In understanding her mcspins; abe
crying when she raid this; the evening Drum was
killed she acted as though abe was light headed had
fsange look In her eyes thought she was not In her
havisgind said anything 10 witness about Drum
Crossed an ything more to DO with her.
wait the nsd-Msrgaret's work In the house vas to
work vas the k..sometimes washed and ironed; her
the work, but " sometimes helped witness With
she ,,immsa ths lamps snssSers Margaret worked;
down stairs; noticed che pended TO the bust
places three four week. before Drun,s in the wrong
not recolIect eny particnsr thing che mipA lej
had often waited leaning sxaiust the door I'll stiffness
was cst for and said she knew not what sne Ws-et
pg the plight Drum was killed she set the table for tss
AZ ufua but cid fnsh arranging III witness saw
up stairs that afternoon, about hve ococs " was ~
that time witness had the convera ION with he on tne
evening she went over Nne rNeis So
tea tatle as usual; she aid not tsy that she would
net he home; she told witness about her having
gone Btllevillc the nights did ot mention It
10 any Until she told Margaret counsel hr PafAer
few days after the murder; saw Marg re on the
Nedresday alter the murder in the room with Lloetn
Uarkn: wtItfs had her meals With Margaret ex,epuuE
d 4ner old not eep IN the bed with Margare, but
in tie sane ROOM do not know that she visited ny
oihtr 'acs but Mr Gians ga not tell any one aboa
Narraf rs wing g,ne 20 pellsv H. until uitnesa told u
Ia Mr. Packer; never heard eny speak ~ IT,
fsndipg ~ the door ~hen Margaret went out on he
ty,rnr cfthe NpIderi vas about seven oclosh; BE
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For Money Market and Amusements sec
Seventh Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
An Appeal that will be Needed.

F,ruER MATHEW has reached our City, on
his return 10 his native land. For two years
mast he has labored throughout our country, as
for many wears before he had labored IN Ireland,
for the GOOD of mankind At the cost Of his for
tune. his health, his VI or, 10 which We tear we
must soon add his lie, he has initiated has Di-
vine Nas.er TO the best OF hs ability, boy preach
ine Truth and Righteousness IN the homes OF
the poor aad the lowly And his a1ors have
been blessed beyond those OF any other living
man No conqueror's CHASTITY victims ever
eoualed in number the meek Apostles roll oil
converts from Vice and Wretchedness TO virtue
and Happiness Tie has suppianted want and
.cualid misery by comfort ani peace IN many
thousands ol cottage homes. Among ali the
Grand successes OF Reiomers IN our age, that
Of Father Mathew has been the most signal and
unalloyed Malice canno. question his purity OF
motive Envy dare not Gail az the loiilne'S oi
hls aims. nor question the benehcence Of his
successes. lie viii leave our shores waited BY
blessings on ms labors and prayers for his future
welfare. unprecedented since tie departure Of
Ia Fayotte.
We invite the attention Of every generous
spnt 20 the following
y APPEAL 10 TBE AMERICAN PUBLIC ~ b.
HALF oY rnE yrFY EFy. FATHER MATTHEW.
ONE fthe greatest beneiactors Of tie human faml-
~ that cur favored country has ever entertained, IS
,u,t 10 leave us and 70 return TO his native land 70
f.f after lle devoted 20 TIE poor the afflicted and
TIE fnentlcss.
Fifteen wears ago. tie good and reserei Father
,f,rfr.g stimulated by tie benegolent desire 20 IL
crease lie comforts, and add 70 Tie happiness Of the
recnle OF Ireland invited them 70 Join the Temper
apce army. ard with him 70 abandon the use Of all
that could llioNcate
NJ rs Invitation thal people. proYeroial Tor iaeir
generous hosp ~, ry. ll- ASIDE long cherished hl's
Ia 4 few years nearly s.X millions enrolled 'AeH
selves among rs disciples and afforded selfsacri-
fc.ug spectacle to mankind The Ike oi which h@'
fcw parallels,
Il accomplishing 50 srea. ln amour; Of g)ol' the
demands On Father MATHEWS beneyolence .necessa-
NV increased. The naked were TO be clothed 'ae
lurcrv fec the orphan lodged, The iaienng encouT
AGED. -.c ihe poor supported Until woIk coIli De
rrocured. II tio.- distress many nay, the most oi
these. turned to the good, The sof-denylnS taiher
MArAE~-
Tie hesi,ated 10, 70 give so long IS he had any
thirg 10 distribute ead when fever and famine over
wh.lmec his country, and be saw the poor and tue
yuiucus. ION be had paternaLly gathered around
hun. stricken down BY the pestience he became ua-
able to relieve only hen he had sPen. al he pos
seSsed and had exhausted all his crecIi n his MS
sion OF Mercy and Love.
The fsm.ne year left the Apostle Of Temperance
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
NEW-GR ANADA.
Consolidation OF the Repu Niie-Defeat OF ne
lnsurgeu,s-rhe .tesuits.

Our last advices from Ne Granada ara
from Bogota Sh August. and ffom t'haSres S.h SEP
ieuber, by which VIC have renewed assurances ,a1
order and liberty dally being more srmy cossol-
itaied IN the Republic. The small aulr>e, o. n.
iactious Who raised the standard q; re volt Ia n,
Northern lioVsncts have teea comp eleiy tce.el
ey company OF militia commanded sy Es.riSa,
ceAa Tore. Who encountered tAcm n Ile village Of
GaohttA Al TIC iactiouS were made prisoners and
sDong them we're Mariana and PAssor OSplaa le.I.
eIs 81 he r,a acns,S ana the chcf prososrs oftas
lnsuuecnon. Throushou; ,Ae Whole "a 'sa. Of Ies
Republic there remains % the lnsayScata Gen Big.
rero only, N the Province Of Au,oQaia He Aos-
ever has been twice defeated by the vo, a.eers o.
tie Province without The Intervention ot n, resulr
troops and has fed TO he mOlatiins with tcN f,l-
lowers. IS mOmentaiily expected that n, y ~tl
fal into The hands Of the securing parties afsit
Of them. The General complains bitterly Al not
hayrg been supported BY ;ho citizens.
The Jesuit, IN ,omcning tbs abort ve at,n, a
revolution have dug the grave IN which their NJ, n
cry Will be buried AMI have settled ceanuyelyt Ae
question Of their perpetual expulsion. The LiSe, q
Government enjoys greater force than It ever di
befOrc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Vopics af the Morning.

The news from Europe IS Interesting, but
not very important in a political point Of
view. The aspect Of matters in France
is clearly exhibited by our Paris cores
pondent. 1t seems that the spit between
Nj. Guizot and the Orleans princes is by
no means a trihing matter, as far as the par
ties are concerned, nor likely to be soon
healed The only thing absolutely certain
about it, however, is that the princes are
using themselves up, while NJ. GuizOt was
used UP long since we speak of course
in a political sense. From all these
intrigues and counter. iutrigues good comes
to the republican cause. In Italy the same
process of using up an entire race of rulers
is going on, but with more absolute and
fiiehtful rapidity. The state Of things in
al the peninsula is so bad that the difficulty
with the republican leaders is to hold the
people in, aud keep back the inevitable
revolution till all Is ripe. The great power
of Mazziri over his countrymen Is lllustra-
ted so sukingly by nothing else as by the
fact that the Italians are quiet under such
iutOeIable wrongs as they are subjected
to. But the time will come for Old scores
to be wiped off.
The steamer Mississippi got aground near
Smy rna on her way to COustantinOpe to re-
ceivc kossuth, but was got Off undamaged
by taking out her guns and other ladi0g;
she would be able To get to Constlntinople
in season to accomplish the purpose Of her
mission.
In Ireland there has beena a horrible acci-
dent at Bailyclare floor fell in where 800
persons were assembled, great loss Of life
and many serious wounds resulted.
We have some additional details from the
search for Sir John Franklin.
The very Rev. T. Mathew has arrived
in town and Is soon TO take leave Of Amer
lea, where he has rendered imperishable
service to thousands. An appeal in MS be-
hall, which appears in The Tribune, viii
be read with sympathy and command I'M
mediate attention.
The Texas news is not inspiring. 1t
would seem As if there were no security for
property IN a great many parts of the coun-
try. The duel scene, IN which one of the
parties fell, bespeaks fearful degree Of
social disorder ard diseased opinion.
The letter OF Mr. Owen, our Consul at
Havana, vii be read with the utmost
anxiety. We only ask for It cain and
dlSpaSslonate consideration.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Protection and Prices.

Controversy Is profitable only IS 1t leads
the auditors 70 clearer and justcr concept
ions. After one SIDE has been heard, We
need 10 know what Is the countorStatement,
that We may perceive exactly wherein they
diler; then we are prepared to consider the
replication on the part Of the former. Ii he
merely restatcs his original propositions, 1t
is evident taat no progress Is made, and
that further discussion Is bGt waste Of
time. Very often the whole question viii
be found 10 turn on a single word used in
different senses by the respective dis
putantS. And thus one most important
portion If the ianif controversy Will be
found to hinge entirely on the question,
Whai IS Cteayness Has the reader ever
patiently. seaGchIngly pOndeyei il!
'CheapueSs. say the Free Traders, is
"a very simple matter. The Ledger and
the Price Current tell you exactly what it
is. If tun of Iron, for example, being
made in Pennsylvania, costs nifty dollars IN
.New-York, while tun OF like Iron made
in Wales, or Scotland, is sold in Neg-l ork
for forty dollars, then it is plain that the
BRUSH iron is ten dollars per tun cheaper
for New-Yorkers than It's Pennsylvania
'Il,ai.' This view is assumed by &C. M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

ILLINOIS The officers to be elected at
the ensuing November Election, are, County
Treasurer and Assessor, County Surveyor and
school Commissioner. The vote Is also TO be
taaen On the Bank Bill, which is an important
matter, and should engage the attention Of
every intelligent voter. Compromise Resolutions
were adopted at an Opposition meeting to nom
inale Judge Douglas lor the Presidency, held at
K1oxv.i,e, sept 10. One Of the resolves adopted
Is apperded
ESaclsfd That tie COnsF DeaSrres. passed A. "
lat sss-n uf CougTcsS by the unted eHsrtions OF th-
rstfts of both paItss. prove that our C0sernsets
ounded u-tce ard such DrIaciPlrs thai al h'hSs'
aeL caa c,,d.al, unite IN IL support sad jststss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
democratic League Nominations,

Ovoda Connfy.-for Senator, Austin Ward.
Trenton For Members OF Assembly, James c.
Delong. Utica Philo c. Gates, Augusta. Aaron
Stedman, Annsvillc Ira Wells. Trenton jas
tees OF Sessions. William Lawson, Vernon
Center, Job Parker. Utica. County Clerk, Daniel
Clark Trenton. County Treasurer, William T.
-. John, Uuca. Coroner, jeremiah Prescott,
New Hartford
The Liberty Party now style themselves Demo
cratic League" a. the recommendation OF the tat,
Buffalo Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
RrssIAN "PEAcr. Law AND ORpve

RUSSIAN "PEAcr. LAW AND ORora -
In The beginning Of July several prisoners. detained
the citadel a, Warsaw, were condemned 5y
Court Martial, and had their sentences communl-
Gated TO thcn. The families Of these Unfo,ilnaies
expected 10 Obtain their PARTON from the Emperor
during his stay IN Warsaw. or at all events during
the celebration a. Moscow on the sjth AnalycIsAr,
o. his coronation. but they hld hoped IN vain Oa
the 9Oth OF July forr of the convicted were pnhhck
ly fcgged one received 2.oo0 ashcs, I'VE 50l ga n
and the fourth 2o00. THIS lat fe deaf after having
received i,CoO lashes and they placed The body ct
the diving man on stro'rher, whore they a lminis-
tered the remaining thousand 10 his corpse Thu.
" others. OF whom The greater part were entitled
20 the amnesty granted TO refugee were seat 10 tae
mines OF Siberia. The counc,l of war Is iaexora.
bic in respect TO any one engaged IN the Hungarian
struggle.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, THURSDAY, SEPT. %, 1851.
yvhig state Nominations.
For CalifOrnIa.

We shall issue TO MORROW MORNING Thf
Tritune for California, O,rgon and the Saadv'ch
Islands. 1t Will contain all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News City News, Money and
Market Reports Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper VIII
please leave their orders early THIS Morning.
Price, single numbers, sixpence.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER s5 1851

/ rom TwENrT-FIvs 10 THIRrT THOUSAND dollars n
/ debt incurred solely in behalf OF suffering humanity
/ Reduced. thus 20 a point where stronger men
would despar, Father Mathew looked only for a
new fele OF labor. Trusting Heaven. he accept
I'd an inviisiion which he had received from ai.-
feicui sections Of our country, ami came TO WORK
smorg Us.
We have az been witnesses OF his zeal ana ~ his
devotion IN his sacred calling, since rs arrival n
Juy. l>i9 Regardless OF health, iorsctg o. iasIs,
aL1loCS ony 10 reclaim tle unfortunate, ana - VA
cur Youth 20 tae ways cf S0-r.gty. h.s aoorS hsvs
teen urcessias. More than hall million ot oar
people have taken tie Temperance pledge ~ his
tancs. E'eV"here he has gone, he has scattered
tie blessings Of peace ot happiness, ani Of sooj ~
among mea. broadcast over the and
FELIow CITIZENS It Is our dn,y 70 proclaim 70
you and 70 our country. that now when his mlSsiOa
has terminated, nothing awaits this good aai pols
nan on his return 70 his home, but increase! mrs
fortunes and accumulated suGernes unless an effort
&c made to relieve HIM from his Pecuniary reSpon-
slblltes.
We refer you to the eloquen; and feeling letter
from Hon. HsNRY CLAY TO HENRY GESNELt, ESQ,
which We are permitted 10 publish, Tor ihe full par
uoulaTs Of the good Fathers painful posiiion-a posi-
ton sc have endeayored briefly and truthfuy 70 lay
before YOU.
Those Who visit our country to minister to our
amusement, and whose impressions are almost as
transient their visits return 70 their homes loaded
with the proofs OF cur muiiconce and generosity
Shall Ii be said, fellow citizens that abund-
has been poured out water IN these instances
and that We are insensibe 10 the services Of this
public Benefacior. who unheSitatIngly came among
u, II call, and wh0se active onerg have since
been lav,shy devoted 70 our social and moral I'M
proyement and 10 the perm.nen; bene6t Of our
country
We have too much confidence IN the honor and
generous impulses OF or feAow.ciuzenS to doubt
for moment either ihcir bene,oenec OF their JUS
uce We feel assured that they VIII chcerfuly NM
ister TO his relief, that they understand Father
MATHEW position
Those who axe willing 20 contribute ~ the "a
THEIR MATHEW FUND are invited to send their
dorauons 20 HENRY CEINNELL, Esq. New YORK. who
VIII ac: as Treasurer and friends other parts Of
the Mon are requested, after having read this Ap
peal, to adopt promY, measures to collect funds.
which they are also invited to forward 70 the same
address, OF 10 any Of the undersigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
GRF,r RrprcrIox IN Pmcgs. -Only :

Cd per ward for pefsc and well med OIL Cnta ohN
81 per ySid tor EngASh 1hrcS P NNptts in-V"n Cas
pets tron p "a 10 3s Sh,- osegs Nc II sane rates.
a; HIRAM ANpgR>oN'S Ne ~ bowefy.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Nyw AND ELEGANT FALL Day GooDs.-

HIrCHCOcg 4 LEADBEATER No. 3N Broadwtv, corner
Leonard st. have large aud elegant stock Of Now AL
Silks khswls ClOaks DE- Iauss, t0shmeIcs, MeunO-S,
Pads and every thing else lads wants for her WARDROBE
which they are selling AT the lowest rates Their House
wife and Family goods WoOen Blankets, Quits, Plan
uels. Linens, Muslins. Lace and Muslin WndOS ORA
peues. &c &C, equal to any IN the city 80 H