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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
VOL. X.NO. ?3052. NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1851. PRICE TWO CENT&
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U publl.bed ?111 >tr dt-piri ur* of each Ma<! Steamer for
Lfaerpnol. Price 61 cebU per copy, or $1 per yenr, poat
Ige includru.
tim: m:\v-vokk TBJBtftfB
fl>* CALirOBNIA. OSE-tto!? A"<D Tllf. SANOWICll IM.AKM
Ii pui? lihir! ' n tue d. pariere ofeach Mall Steamer for Che
anm- Price. I i c-n-r per enpv
~ ijKl.KI.r.Y v Mc KLIt.VTH. Publishers.
" Li:<Tl'KK .NOTICES.
ry l?p. T. i.. Mrhola. ;l rSfOfSRssi PM3 ?ician. wi 1
?Iva ? Pn-e Lh"ui? oti vvver <J ir?, espe :let!y In lU adapt
(iH'ii 10 faini'v Prirnr?- n 'lie t'eit'tj-m of a-ute an?!
j.itti: llmir-, r~ 1H1 hsUaY kvk.ninu. J?o.*l?i
M o r ork at Bl?>cker Hall. ?1 Bletjckw ?. cor. of llor
hu Adiuitkiuii free, arjdae".>C !i)n takm'o d-fray ex
bs .r. _ 4ti?*
fw?" Free l.rclure to l.aillca. ? Mn. l?f>". E Niel!
OLa will Lerliire ud Maleriik) ami ihe Care of lofarita. at
Hope C haprl ivclOTe room, on TUESDAY the ?Uh luat.
uH r m_jas at*
"irBJe 11 er tare tirerley sri I ???''ire before lli* Phre.
BkeMtea BVietet] a< 1 matt - IN i WKONKBOAT E\ rV.
rsj,,, aalt Irjel ai 74 o'clock Su'ijrel: Belf-C'iliurt>. Ad
SJSBSM l^i cent*. j<7 H
SPECIAL NOTICES^
gtr (.rand Division S. of t. N. V.-An a<l|ourn^l
arkii'i ? 1 f' 1 ? (i ? will be bel? at the Ha'l 3-iii Broad wav.
SB *vKDl?B8DAT. SMl Uet SA7| o'SMSSI P M. Repre.
an i i n are lequttttd to tm punctual. By order
Bl It* THUS KD JERLEY, (i 8
fSJP* l.triMld flnlr l>yr> iBBBtoreBso as ui color Ihe
Balr nr Wlii?kr-r. ihn BSesaesM It 1 ? apBSMki, willioul ihe i?a?l
kjjary It I* eedrely free from urip'najHint odor, and ran he
? atked with ihe tirnriKeel aiHtp Iiume4liiiiejy it la applied,
? libin welllNk' to dry S*i>r saie. or applievf, at BatcHSL*
Bs'k Wig raruiry. 4 tVaJI-eL rnyl? TuTbABattf
Mritfiim ( lasses on n >rw Flan. ml sic
POR THE PEOPLE ' The Sin^inif C ui on a new plan
which wkt torn ed od Monday evening, the 2"tb inst In ibe
Lnriu'r K'ami ?f l>r llaifield't Churrh, cornrir of Broome
arc Kiri|!eat?. will heeonttnu'd on WEDNESDAY EVE
RINGS ci>iiiineiicirC et 7J o'clock. No new members will
keadrcllted after the ne>xi meetina? (Wedneaday evealai;,
Jan M) All who lealre to know how 10 read Mualc wOl
sad thistfgood opporiti' itv f >r learning
pSH'eod' I) K JONES, Teacher of Muilc.
li
s
WAJITED.
JOB PRINTER WANTED to go West.
pr?c Ir.lly experienced and rap.bleof akitig SSaVM os>
S l*r? e office, and of laute in tine J0I1 printing One with a
>ni. capital would find e girod opening Addreea Printer,
(p.*. paid 1 r.re of V. B Palmer, Tribune Building-*, three
Sayr.kia log age and capital, if any. j^h Jt
JOB ( <)M I?()SI'l ()R._A very gixVl
JOB COMPOSITOR wantnl at I Thames-at. Such
sone nisy obtain s pem.aoeDl iltuatlon and good wagva.
Rone oiher? teed apply. The best of references will be
required._JJ81t?
1% ANTKD-At 111 Nassau-st. (base
? v menu?f'.inployinenl Is apaedilyobtained forClerks,
salesmen. Purler., School Teerhers. Bar-keepers, Walters,
foarnmeii. Boy* to learn respectable trades. Rules ana
SegulB.iona to be seeu in the ulbce, waieh are strictly ob?
served Employer'* BBS91 per year Applicants inclosing;
P, free ol postage staling ihe description of employment
reonired, can be suited \}? If | THOS. SP1NR, Agent
OV VVANTKLX~For the Wholesale
Psnrv Goods hukluess. Salary IrsSMtg $50. Apply
to W R. SLl YTER J. CO. a Cor?u?a-at. j28 It*
AGENTS WANTKIX-FrorrTifiOO to
4> IJSS a year can be made In selling ihe New Family
Mao'ial ii 1.* hx.niMi ^dAnor. Call or address postpaid
The American Kamily Puti?cauon EtialClabment, N Y.
JS im*
PARTNER WANTKD.?In the whole
Sale Qralii. Kieur and Feed business, on the west aide of
Iksrilv. locatlt'li ftrsl-rate, or MM aloes and fix ture* for sale
atd store to lei Addreas J B Tribune Office Cl Jt*
Pi rTTER W A NTED?Apply to ?bbsj
New York Cast Steel Works, foot 01 Twenty fourth st.
? R N Y J21lfeod
ILK SALESMEN_A. T. STEWART
A CO lave an opening for Iwo or three competent
acuaii ill ihelr retail daparlmeol. None need apply but
SipetieiKe<i city hands, lo whom liberal salaries will be
Cveti, BiiMtd way, rilSBSBSSS ai.d ReailetU ftt SB*
1\'ANTED. ? A man who ha* ben ac
fl cuaiomei to making AIR BALLOONS complete.
?b* ?ho baa hlsMeif SBSSta awaal sojibsjsjs preferred. Also,
wasted, a man who is s practical murhlntst and is capable
SfSffhsg the value of ooilers, steam-englnea, Vc. and of
ttt't-g charge ot the same. Address Doctor, Tribune Office.
J27V _
\%'ANTKD.?A persoa capable of takini,'
? ? rharga ?f agenera! Hard wereature.one experuatred
Is Ihe city trade UiHild be preferred Imiuire of O. D Mc
CLAIN, 167 Spring at, _J-T 3c
\%'ANTED? A S..|)rano-Sin?or in an
?" Ortkodox Church Choir She must read music and
have s good voice A rare ?ituatlou for a lady engaged In
WarhiDg music, or desirous ol instruction. Address boa. 1,211
f 1 St Dies. J'27 3t*
\C~ANTED- By a Gentleman a short
* * dit'Biice in ihe co?ntry, an American Proiestant, as
sCoecbuian A mau with a family and acquainted with
coat try business araaU Be preferred A corufortahle
dwelling house, tuel and Hberal wages will la furnished.?
Bore need SMtJ wub?>ul aatlsfaciory references SB lo
cuar.eier aod aafilty. Addreae post-paid " aVeatcheaier,"
box 4' 4, New. York I'o-l 0;V.ce jib UwJw*
WANTED] M M EI) 1 ATEL V.?An As
v * slstant Teacher In the Female Department of an
Academy. Stale among other particulars, ihe age. quallh
cailota reference* at.d kmouct of salary expeoied by the
lady. Address box A AUentoa n, Pa. J27 St*
WANTED [MM EDI ATELY.? The
" 1 halt of a small two siory house, either In the upper
Part of this city, or In Brooklyn, south of Fuluin-st. Address
Si. B. T. at this office. J25 3t*
\\ ANTKI).?Part of? house,by a DerT
? ? t!?i, who wtaild either pay a portion of the rent for
two or three rooms, and attendance; or. hire an entire
Bouse, and underlet mosi of 11 to a prlvale family. Location
Binst ha netwera Broadway anl L'olvertity-pisce, and
C'khth and Kt-urieanth sts. address, p at paid,stating loca
BottAc 8 O Jr. Tribune ort.ee jis 3l*
WANTED.?S ix men, of good ?tUftMi
? f SB riik*?e tu the sale of a Patent ariicle bv which
khey can r ear f?.S U> $l< H a month Also an agent for Ma*.
Bachuwtia. will, a capital ??ffl.ai. Anplv or aldreas post
pald.n W BEAI'MoNT. Nassau st'24 floor. |27 U
COPAB TAKltSlllP.
sr?O PARTN ERSHIP.-Notice is hereby
V^gtvea thai Orvi bj L. K?oa and Henry Beerkman, Jr
are fri in this dale partnera lo our firm.
Tl.e BSaasMSS aid hereafter i>e transacled at No. 46 CorV
"j.B*i- OTIS. JOHNE8 . CO.
Naw VorS. January 1st. 1851. jl \m*
c
COPARTNERSHIP?ISft ice.?JOHN
MlLHAl has thtsday admitted Into partnership bis
farther pupli. ALKXANDER CUSHMAN. Bad the firm
?Iii ceraanee eoattaws tie tmstnea* of Oruggitu and
Aioihecarir*. at the old stand. K? Broadway, under the U
*alf J .,,lL,,A^ * CO. New-York. Jan. 16, ISM.
J? 1 w
I )TsS?LT3?4^-l%he Co-partnership
TT. >W*,t*^-tnrtl,,,*lLll" 99 th? subscribers, ander
the name aid brill of 0 Ell W SHIELDS* fll k'S
PI REN ihi.dey by tu own limlu.hm, C?
fSlguedj OEOROE W BHIELD8,
EOWaRD a JKK,
- . BENJAMIN M SHERMAN
New-YorS. isi January. Mil
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The suberrttiers baae thU day
fornird a Co partrier.Lip, and will Continue Um OsBSSSSSSaSBl
In? Bualnra as UreiohH'e. under Iba name and fin. ni
? EORlifc w SHIELDS A CO ? "
IStghedj OEOROE W SHIELDS.
BENJAMIN M 8IIERMAN.
HAM VI.II I- O SMITH.
- OEOROE R HEOKMAN.
^*nu*r7.1*M Jt las
? 1MITED P ARTN EIWHIP^-The un
m sawalgaad batat.y gi?w o?aca thai they have formed a
\t\t^t .^VwV^V0' V '^"?-Uon of a rnen ant.re hSS*
ITL , 711 i1 u;ls** Vork pursuant to the provision, of
M?7 i^l Vr.-?/ !" "f New-fork eailLed
Of Unitted Partnwehlp," Tha said bus mae will Ire
Sooe under Ibe name of 'LEWIS P r M M v v -<fk.
sac .ooi!.n7?f?4I???i
-1 pannerartlp la 10
day of January, l?,<\, ,nd lerrnlaaie
??> years from thai day. ?i,^, w
iiuarv I. IbAi.
aa-. LEWIS PENNEY.
B 99 ffUOMAJ B. TOW NSEND.
A
WANT PLACUjg
S Plain Cook, Wanber and Iraner,
? orOetieiai Housemaid, in a private family, by a
antactttbtl girl, wild good citv ro'erences CiD In seen for
two dsvs, at b'J Rtvtngton-st. in the rear, aoeond-floor It*
AS Cook, Washer arni Ironer, ny a
?mart aril vr girl, or to do general housework She
hat lb-he.t ofrity reference. IIa? no oMSCltotl 1'? go a
?bort rilatance in the country. Apply at 115 MauOorry at
fiuu -riH in j-W It"
AS Female Teacher in a School, or
Seam?tre?s and Teacher, in a private familv. by a
voung Ladv w ho baa lau*lit a School aix v?ara un.ler ibe
Hoard of National Education la Dublin She UBdTala'ids
that system thoroughly, and baa the beat of leatimoiilala.
She ia alao ?competent Seanistreaa; understand* Orias
mak'.rit ; good cilv refeienre. no objoctlona to go a ?mail
distance in the country. Can be awn at 135 Broome-at
ji? 21*_
AS Ncrsery Governess in a family, or
Teacher in a School, by a respectable gimng Widow?
a Proteaiant?from the old co-miry : I? competent to give
Instruct.on in all the Engliah branches of education, and
the Piano Forte lo young pupils; has no object! os to travel
aa Companion to a Lndv, or aa Children " Nurse and s--a?n
stres?. having been about children for the last twelve years:
or would go as Housekeeper where her serrice- would bo
useful . I.ss good cilv r?ferer,c^? \r,y or e requiring such
?priHin ?Hl a'ldres? E s. at the office of this paper, arid
w ill ineei with prompt attention. j28 2tts*
AS Chambermaid ari-i Kite Wa?her and
Ironer. by a respectable voung woman, or would be
willing to travel with a ladv. "The best of citv reference
from her Isat place. Call at 33 Whltehall-st. Can be sern
for iwo days. j28 Jt*
AS Good Plain Cook, Washer and Iron?
er or as Chambermaid and to mind children, or as Gen?
eral Houaernaid, by a respectable joung woman, wl'h good
city reference. Can be seen lor two days at her p e?ent
emplo\er?, ?b Pirsl av. J<# It"
AS Chambermaid and Good Plain Sew?
er, or would have no objections to take care of chil?
dren, by a respectable girl, witri good cltv reference. Can
be seen for 2 da)*, at 154 Noifoik-at. front-room, up-stairs.
AS Chambermaid and Waiter, by a ro
apertahle girl, would aasist in tnecare of children and
la willing'o make herself generally useful. Oooil reference.
Appl> at SM Mmi-st. near Bleecker. }M It*
AS Wait er or Chambermaid, or General
Housework servant, by a ?in ait, ildy young woman,
cither in a private family or boarding house, or to take care
of children. (Jood references given. Ask for Ann. 71 Mul
berry-st. up stairs, fourth ttory. front room. j28 It*
AS Cook and to Wash and Iron, or do
the housework cf a private family, by one. and as
Chambermaid and to help at the washing and Ironing by
the other, by iwo very experienced gtrla with excellent
city reference, ( all at 74 Slxth-av.tn the bookstore. J<V 2t"
AS Chambermaid or Laundress, by a
very respectable young woman. The beat city refer?
ence can be given Apply at 42 Canal-et east of Rroad way,
In the bakerv. Can be seen for two daya, if not previously
engaged. j28 It*
AS Gardener, by a respectable and in
dustrious young man. who knows his business well
In every department of 'mils, dowers and vegetables, early
forcing, green-houie work and propagation in general;
alto agriculture, would take charge of a small farm, hat
hsd good experience in this country: brings excellent tes?
timonials of rhsracter. Jsc. and has the beet of citv refer?
ence. Address t. B. t no Nasssu-at room or L. R H-r
ald Office._jJtt lt?
AS Wet jNtfRSE, by a respectable,
healthy young woman, w ith a fresh breast of milk.
Call at 74 Slxtk av. in Hie bookalore. j2> It'
AS Chambermaid and Waitress, or as
General Houaernaid, in a amali family, by a yonng
woman wl'h good references. Can besten East
Fifteenth ?L on Tuesday, 28th January. J23 It*
AS Chambermaid and Waitress, by a
respectable girl with beat ol cilv reference. Sue left
her last plsce In consequence of ifie family breaking up
luiusekeeplog. Can be aeen for two days, at 37 Mott-SL
Mrs. Hay den's J?m If
S Chambermaid and Waitress.or would
l reler me situation of Waitress alone, by a compe?
tent young woman. Satisfactory reference given. Pleaae
call at 61' W'arren-at. j28 ltw
AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, or Gene?
ral Hoi sema d, by a respectable weman, who lived
three yrara at one place. Can lie aeen uutll nuii-d at 8
Fifib at. j28 |r
S Chambermaid and Waiter, or as
Cbambermai and to asa'at in Washing and Ironing,
by a reayiectablo voung woman. Olm la willing- to in Ute h-r
?elf generally useful. Has 00 dislike to go a abort dutance
In the country. Call at It* Eleveiilh-al. between hi rat and
Second avs. J21< It*
AS Cnambermaid on<l Wuiter, by a re
aperialde young woman. In a email private family.
Haa no oi if-ciiofi ii> lake rareof clilidren or general house?
work ; has the b??t of city refarencea from her last employ?
er Apply at iki Twe fih at. cciner of liiiversltv-rlace.
(an be aeen for three day a. J28lt'
riM) FA MI LI KS IN BROOKLYN.
M. Waned nutations for six Cooks, eight Chambermaids,
four Nurres and Seamstresses and twelve girls for Genera!
Housework, Americans. English, Irish, Scutch and Ger
nisns, reapeclab.e help and well recommended, at the
Agencj for Domestics, 1*'8 Orange-et. Brooklyn. J28 It*
ARESPECTABLE person wishes a
situation as Seamstress in a private family. She un
deratanda dreas-makmg In all its branches, can makecb.il
dren's clothes, or any kind of plain sawing. Call at IM
Third-av entrance in Eightecnth-at. J18 it*
ARESPECTABLE young woman wants
a situation as a good Cook, Washer and Irtstsr, The
bestofciiv reference from ker iaat place- Inquire at 24?
Fifth a', between avenue B and C, back In the rear. It*
AGENTLEMAN is toirotu of oluain
lng a situation fur a young womau of a respectable
parentage, as Nurse or Primary Governess, to one or two
children. She has been long accustomed to children.Is in?
telligent scd of pieasing address and would be a valuable
acquisition to any family nee* ing such service. Satisfactory
references given. Address ?' Clergymen" at tbi* office,
gl St*_
ARESPECTABLE Protestant girl
si ania asuuailon as Chamliermald, in a private family.
Can be ?. en for tliieedays, at 461 Oreet wich-at JM It*
ARESPECTTBLE English girl wants
a s'.iuation to Cook, Wash and Iron, has no objection
to do General Housework in a small family. Can give the
best of city reference. Can be seen at ?4 Wayne-sl Jer?
sey C ity, in the rear. J28 It
SCOTCH GIRL with good reference
wants a place a* Chambermaid and Waller, or at
Chambermaid and Washer and Ironer. No objaXtJ m? to
take rareof children Can lie seen for two daysat lo^ Third
av between Fifteenth and Sixteenth sts. j/7 !l*
A"RESPECTABLE yonng woman, a
Protestant, wants a situation aa Nurse. In a respecta?
ble family. She is so excellent plain sewer. No MaJSISaita
to assist In doing cban.U-rwork. Can be seen for ovo days
at 5i: llan-mtisley-sL j28 It*
AHKSPECTABLE Protestant yonng
woman warns a place aa Chambermaid.an 1 Plvlu
Sewer, or to do General Housework ma nice small family,
is a good washer and ironer. Good city reference given,
if required Call at 263 Firtt av. one door from Sixieentli
*t. second r!oor, back-room. '28 It*
A
A
AN intelligent, sober young Man wants
a place as Porier or Eniry Clerk in any respectable es
labllabmont Is perfectly acquainted with the Cuy. Has
had 7 years experience io the gra'n and flour trade. Can
write a first rale hand. Is rapid and accurate at ? ?
Be*l of cilv reference given Address Messrs. BAKER,
8CR1BNERACO 145Nassau-?t for James. j? It
IIOOK-KEEPING.?A Pra-tical Ac
-a ?rourrant who can dsvoto his evening to Book keeping
will take steh?mpi^ymotiL A Jdreas " r. B." Tr.b mo Of
hce._1,28 u
TO LAWYERS.?A y?mMg man laiely
admltie.1 to the Bar, desires prufVsr.onal employ,
ment in the office of a reapertahle attorney of this city or
Brooklyn. A pannersbip preferred. Address bos. Si Br->ok
Ijn._ja 2t*
AN EXPEKIENCK.n CLOTH CUT
TER. whose present engagement expires on tho first
of February, and wbo would like to change his local! m.
would he happy to Degotlaliate with ajy responsible Mer?
chant Tailoring EsubUaOoineiit ceuirally located aod dirtng
a good trade for a slisatlon. Addreas" "Trade." TnlKine
Office with name and salary which must be good i aiso,
when and wbere an interview can bo had. 116 2w"
AS Child's Nurse, by a respectable
girl. She is qualified for all descrip?oosof housework.
: ai,d ia capapie of cul ing and making children'* garm-n.? ;
, undewand. m rklii.g and p^resarving and making sjl k nds
I oi paatry ifdraired. hor further loformatbio rail at 44 Mat
deo-lane, up..uir,, t?d mW can he seen for a few days at
iZ KSflr 67 l^aVMt Brooklyn, io which family
sue nas ilv?d _Ve years. j/7 iw*
AYOUNG MAN) 24 jm of tgm.
wanu a Situation in a store, in any capacity a wn ch
be eotild wrve.ean w,Ue a fair nano. it at ieast of ordinary
address ai d would da-oU. ktjj Umo aod euergie. !d his eiu
ployei s interest. Address Uo.eklah. Tribune Office. (i7 41
TO MERCHANT TAILORS AND
CLOTHIFBB.-Waotsd by ihe suba< tIk r. a'eerma
rer.t s'tuauon aa fort-manor cutter in a wbolesal- or caa'orn
department. The aukarrib? Is from a BOighh rage tv. boa
hau ai.vtten year* experiencesnd ran Intrieiurea good deal
of rualom. I??? 11 wl.oieta'e sxd retail. Uood rw/erence g:r.
vn. Address Ylucent. Tribune orf.co. j27 St*
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ENRY KERNOT, 633 Bfoalway, has
just published
Number Two of
THE NEW U I DO;
An Honest Laugh at Honest People. J2> 61*
]\EW EDITION OF REYNOLDS'S
J. 1 " FArSTUB "?This singular and most exctcng Ro
manre. from which the fine Dramatic 8pectacie, now repre?
senting st the Broadway Theater is drawn, hta been again
put to press, and is nowoii'ered In excellent type and paper,
and illustrated ?Ith numerous full page engravings Price,
50 cents. Like "Dotubey ' and " David Copperneld," the
author's story is esaenllal to the piay, the latter otherwise
disappointing In what is called the unities of dramatic
writing. ? STRINGER A TOWNSEND,
J253lis 222 Broadway, corner Ann-st.
TUEW SUPERIOR COURT RULES.
1 1 -This day published the RULB8 of twS Sl'PERIOR
COURT of Ihe City of New-York, adopted Jan Id. |K u,
containing also DECISIONS of the Court in caaes ofPrao
iiee and Special Proceedings, an extremely valuable publi?
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riMIE Illustrated SELF-INSTRUC
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In Press
THE SISTERS, or THE FATAL
MARRIAGES-By Henry Cockton, Esq Author of
Valentine Vox, Ac.
PARTI Price 26 cents. Will be issued in a few days,
(completein two Pans ) A. 11 ART. (late Carey A Hart)
j27 2tis Publisher, Philadelphia.
Impertant Notice.
110 BOOKSELLERS, CLERGYMEN,
TEACHERS. STUDENTS and Reader* in general ?
Ciii.U'inpjHtiiig a change in cur business arrangement*, we
oiler our entire stock of Miscellaneous School Books, at
w hole* ale or retail, at greatly reduced prices.
This Is a rare opportunity for purchasers and particularly
WOflhj the attention of those wishing to meke additions to
their Libraries, as our stock embraces many valuable works
on almost all subjects, which may now be obtained at lees
U.an half pilce.
We have also on hand a great variety or Stationery,
among w hich are many articles difficult to find olsewhere,
all of Whic h will be" sold cheap Also, warranted Gold
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npO TOWN SUPERINTENDENTS,
-I AND TEACHERS? DAVIES'S GRAMMAR Of
ARITHMETIC ?The Slate Superinterx'iiiit of Schools has
forwarded to each Town Superintendent o e copy of this
v ork for each Teacher in ihe Slate If the supply is not
sufficient any Teacher will be supplied, gratuitously, on
application by letter 'postpaid )to the publishers.
The logic and utility 'of Mathematics referred to In the
Grammar, and placed by the Regents of the University on
their list of Book* recommended for Libraries, is a'so pub
li?hed snd two iarge editions have been sold.
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Now Ready.
\\ 'HKi ALMANAC FOR 1851.?
? ? CONTENTS.
Astronomical Calculations for the year ! '>!.
MoatPgand Evening Stars?the Seasons?Cycles
Movable Feasts?Jewish and Mohammeden Calen?
dars, Ac.
Eclipses for 18-61?the Planets. Ac.
Tide and Sur Tables-Astronomical Characters. Ac.
Calendars for the several months of 1851.
Government of the United States. Executive and Judicial.
Senate of the United States. Members of, and Duration of
Office.
House of Represent tlves. Members of.
Mileage of XXXlst Congress. 1st Ression.
Men.: era elected to House of Representatives, XXXIId
Congress.
MUlard Flllmore, A Biographical Sketch.
Governments of Europe and America.
Fonrs of Government? Capitals? Population?Square
allies?Names of Rulers, Ac.
Congress in IS."*': a Sketch of Its Doings.
Important Art? of the XXXlst Congress. 1st Session.
Admission of California?The Texas Boundary?Or?
ganization of New -Mexico and Utah?Extending U. &
Laws and Judicial Svstem to California?Fugitive
Slave Laws?Abolishing Slave Trade In the District
Bounty Land BUI, with instructions and Forms, Ac Ac
Appropriations for the Fiscal Year lc50-'51.
Finances of the Urlted States.
Public Debt?Domestic Imports and Exports.
Fepulatlon of Cities by Census of 1860 sad 1840.
The Dead of 1860.
Zscharv Taylor?John C Calhoun?R. M. Johnson
Robert Peel, Ac.
Europe In 1R60.
Expenses cl TbeMsxicaa War.
CalifbrUa in 1850.
Central America, Nicaragua, and the Ocean Ship-Canal.
Railroads in the Uniud States.
The Lentil, of each Road, Fare and Rate per Mile.
Election Returns of the several States for 1850.
State Goveriments for 1858. Receipts. Expenses, Ac.
Importation* under the Tariffs of'42 and ?o
Export*, Imports, snd Tunnage of toe United States.
Price, single copies 124 cents, 81 per dozen. 87 per 100.
OREELEY A MlELRATH.
2c tf Tribune Office. NewYorfc.
V ALK1N[TINES.
\VALENTINES.?Just received, a large
and splendid assortment of ENGLISH VALEN?
TINES, constituting a Rich and Rare Collection ?T. W.
8TR0NO begs to call the attention of all the dealers In
VALENTINES and VALENTINE STATIONERY to hu
extensive preparations for the coming season, at the Old
Bland, it Nassau it. opposite the Herald Office. He Is
ready to supply dealers in any pan of the Uaited Slates,
with any quantity of the abeve mentioned slock, on ihe most
liberal terms.
For the convenience of those dealers who do not intend
sisiung ihe city previous to the coming Anniversary of Bl
Valentine, arrangements hare been made to send well se?
lected assortments for any amount which they may see fit
to remit Orders with remittances will be attended to at
occe, and will be selected with great care,
T. W 8TRONO would stale, unqualifiedly, that he has
the largest stock of Valentines and Valentine Stationery in
this country. The amount of hla stock now on hand and tn
preparation is FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
T W. STRONO. 96 Naasau-sL
J28 It* opposite the Herald Office.
FFAMILIES wishing to obtain a good and
i ? re article of SOAP would do well to caI st my
niai.ufacuiry and examine the Pale Yellow Steam Soap ?
It is d ade of the beat mateilal*. tieing entirely free from
fi?hoil,and other injurious ingredient* so much used tn
Soap It Is clear of that sdekey property so common in
poor Soap, and will Dot become dark by age; A.so. Pa
lei t CANDLES, which will retrain hard In any climate,
and bum longer than Sperm Fancy Soap* of every kind.
ft,r the toilet and bath use. mc u.i:t:g th* Palin Soap, so
known as a remedy for chipped hand* Tiie above
are for tale ic icy i,uau.iiy for it i?' (I ?od? delivered free
SfcJ rgl W III LL S SON.
JSJ in. 10t, 110 atid 112 Cutf-at, north end.
B
_ami BEMKirra, _
It a li an ~Qp h h a hols k, " A?tar
I t mem Bodoctkri o' pri< ?? for the few remaining nights
rttgnortM TERESA PA ROD L Prices of admission?
fm'\wt snd b??x-?, 4tI 5"; ?ent? may be secured at the box
osTfiro, from 9 A M !o ( o'clock, P. M. without any extra
charge. Amphitheater, 5n cents.
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan 22. w-JJ be performed the
Opei a, in two srla, of
ROMEO AND JULIET
Poors open at tj, to commence at 7J o'clock,
II ? han ics hall, 472 Broadway,
l?iaiH??c?Jrand-at-OPEN EVER? NIGHT during tie
?reek, until further notica ^"
The original and well-known CHRISTY'S Ml NST RE L?,
4Il<Jnr o.e mtuiaKeiueol of E. f?. CHRISTY. wboM Con
aarta tn thltdty Tora aucceaalon of ri?e yeara, havebeetj
received with favor by blghiv respectable and faahiorjal.Ia
audience* Tickets 2s cts. Doora opnn at B|| commence
at 7J The patron of Chrlaty'a Minstrels are reaperirlilly
reformed that the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts wUJ
be discontinued for the future jl if
Burton'S theatkr, Cliambers-st.
REAR oF Cm H ALL-The nearest Theater to
tbe large Hotel? Doors open at rjj: commence at 7 o'clock.
THIS EV ENI NO. Jan. J8. wih he performed, 23d time,
DAVID COPPERKIELD
Wi'kins Mlcawf.er. Mr Burton | Ro?a Dartle. Mrs. RaaseU
To conclude with the laat new Farce of
UK NT TO THE TOWER.
Boxes. Dress l 'rcle srvl Perq'ieite, -tu; Family Circle.
2.'> rui: Orchestra Seals, 75 cts. Private boxes, $3 and $5.
Brougham'S lyceum, Broadway.
NEAR liROOME-ST-Proprietor and Manager,
Mr BROL'OHAM ?Dreaa Circle and Parquetie, 50 cents;
Fsmily Circle. SB cts; Orchestra Stall Boats, it. Private
boxes. A5 Doors open at 64; commence at 7 o'clock.
THIS EVENING. Jan 2R, wlil bepresented an English
vetsjtas. arraiiged bv George Loder,of Auber's Operaofioe
AMBASSADRESS; or. a Manager's Miseries.
Previou* to which the Comedietta ol
TBE UAITIEST DAY OF MY LIKE.
To conclude w.th i> favorite Karreof tbe
_THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
roadway theater?doors
open sttt) to cr mmencest 7 o'clock ? Prices of Ad
miaslon: To Drej* Circle and Parquet, M cts; Kamtly Cir?
cle and Third Tier, 25cts; Gallery, U'J cts. Private boxes,
S? sad |6.
THIS EV K.NINO. JsSf 28, will be performed the U rand
Rom?mic Spectacle, tn three acts, entitled
PAl STI S. OR THK DEMON OK DRACHENFELS.
P?usiu?.DyottiAdlne.Madame Pod 1st
Previous to which, tbe new Comedy of
_Mi" HEART'S IDOL.
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
? P. T. BARN?M, Proprietor and Manager. Jons
Greenwood. Ja. Aaatstant Manager. Admittance to lbs
M'iseum aria each Saloon performance 25 cents; chil?
dren under l'i years, U4, cts ; Parquette and Ftrst Circle,
124 cts. extra Afternoon performance at 3? Evening at 7.
Monday and Turnlav, Jan if* and 2R, in the Afternoon will
be presented the Comedy of PAINT HEART NEVER
WON FAIR. LADY; after which, DONALDSON SERE
NADERS will gives choice selection of Ethiopian songs.
In IBS Evening, the LADY OK LYONS, concluding wtth
the Berenaders The entire Chlrese Museum, a Million of
Curiosities, Oipsey Fortune Teller, fce.
(\ EWTy?RK AMPHITHEATER, 57
1 a Bowery?JAMES M. JUNE k CO Proprietor. -
Everv WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNoONa
PERFORMANCE at 24 o'clock THIS EVENING, Jan.
28. the performances w ill commence with a full dress Ten
Horse Cavalcade. To be followed by a splend'd variety
of Horsemsnthip aid Feaia In the Arena. AjV1't";
thegraLd Oriental .Solatia..? tuu nr.vi'iVT OF THE
HA REM. p,i..i. sfcu, Boxes 25 CIS Pit 124. CIS
Poor, open a> St. performauce to commence at H.
FlMd K ~()L Y M PKiriimadway. ?NA
JR OLE S ORAND PANORAMA of
IRELAND.
Painted by tke first Irish Artists, from sketches taken within
tbe last three yeara. In fideiitv. Interest and beauty unri
valec?with Irish songs, Irish Music, and an Irishman's II
lustration*.
E\ ERY EV ENING at 7| o'clock.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3
o'clock
tW See Hand Bills
Admlitsnce?Dress Circle and Parquette, 25 cents. Chil?
dren under 12, half-price. Private Boxes, f >. Gallery, l?!J
cert*. Gallery for colored people, IB| cents. J22 Iw*
PANORAMA OF THE PILGRIM'S
I P ROG R E 88.?PARTICULAR NOTICE.-At the
request of pastors, teachers and others, and tn order to al?
low ALL to see the " New Panorama," the uniform price
of admission will hereafter be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
On Wednesday and Saturday AFTERNOONS, at 3o'clock,
Children wtll be admitted at half price. Descriptive Cata
bogves 124 cents Open every EVENING.
Doors open at 7?to commence at 7{ o'clock. J23 1 wts*
MIjNTRVA ROOMS, 406 BniaTway.?
LT I COGSWELL'S PANORAMA OF LIKE IN CALI
PORNIA.and on the Isthmus of DarP-n, now open This
Is the first opiMiriurilty ever offered to the public of seeing
a crreet an?f full r^;.r?.uu.^i ihm Cities, Villages, Val?
ley*. Mission*. Bar*. River*, Mlnlnc K- 0..n.. he together
with the ririoreaqiie Ru1n?, Public Building?, Religions
ProresMon?. Holiday Fetes of the City of Panama, Crossing
the laihmus, ('hagres River, Manners and Customs of die
People. Admiuaice 2.5 cents. Commence at 7J o'clock,
precisely Open every evening during the week. Exhibi?
tion every Saturday and W'edue?day aT.emoon, com?
mencing ai 3 P. M. J23 6t?
SATTLER'S COSMORA~MXs, corner
- Broadway and Tttrteenth at.?Admission 2.5 cants. The
first section, consisting of a collection of 26 Views of Eu?
rope. Asia Miner. Syria, the Holy Land. Egypt, Nubia and
Arabia, wtll he replaced in Hal course of some week* by
new and equally interesting ones. J27 6t*
inn: paine celebration at the
JA Cl.irne 11*1 538 Broadway, will uk* place on Wed
rerdav. tbe Jirh inst Tickets for the ball f I?to be had at
Ibe Beacon Office, 3 Frankiln-aquare. and of the Committee.
Bow ral ?h?rt addresses st the i up per table, senumebts. lie. ,
The CoMSsiltStr, an.I others having business, will call at tbe
Beacon Office ti.ts (Tuesday) evening.
N B.-Tt.e w orks of Paine, Voltaire. Sli ouss, kc for sale.
j28 2t- 0. VALE, Secretary.
I^HE D?SSELDORF ACADEMY OF
FINE ARTS?Lesstng/s great Huuorlsai Picture of
the "MARTYRDOM OP HUSS" bas been added to the
collection of Paintings by artists of the above school. Ad?
mission Scents. season tickets |I, and description eats>
Jogues 1?4 cents d4 3m
HOARDING.
BOARD DOWN TOWN.?A -entle
man atd his wife can now obtain a very pleasant and
hard, u.ely lurnltbed froot room with 'tedroorn and pan?
tries sll-ened. at 44 Barclay si. a very desirable location,
sod wilbin 3 nitnutes'* walk of the City Hall. Two mt
three alogle tebtlemen csn also obtain very plea*aril and
band*<iiiiely furnlth -d rooms by a] plying as above. Ref?
erence given and roquir-d. J2S It*
ASM ALL FAMILY, two gentlemen
a d their wives, or a few tingle gentlemen, can be
accommodated with board In a private family where but
few boarders wil be received. The home bat every con
vetteBcey tu -n as grates, marble mantles, hot, cold and
ahow er baths, etc and is located tn the upper part of the
city.on bigb ground, and half an hour's ride by stage from
tbe City Hall, ttiere being several lines of siages to either
ferry within ba.f a block Address box 2,521 City Po?t
Oftce. Ji8 3f
TO LET, with full or partial BOARD
An olegant anil of room*, three large and ona ?ma l,
with pantries ha h room, Ac attached, on sreond floor, in
a firti-cltss house,, f.amartlne-place, Twooly-ninthst. be
tween Eighth and Niilli avr. J. Its*
TWO or THREE SINGLE GENTLE
MEN may procure pleasant rooms with partial board,
at>? W illow-place, within th-ee minutes' waik of South
Ferry, Brooklyn. References requ'red. 12a Stood"
BOARD?At the piivate Mansion Ho ne
51 Greetwieh-sL Gentlemen, wtth single beds and
light, airy rooms, B2 i" per week ; Day Boarders. 92 per
week: Transient Boardort, 50 conu per day. j23 lui
BOARDING?At the house 18 ani 20
Fcurteenth-tt between Broadway and Fifth av. A
run of roomt on the first floor, and several pleasant cham?
bers, may be had In tail choice location. j'25 iw*
B
OARD?A Gentleman and his wife
1 ran be accommodated with a parlor and bed r., ,,,,
the first fl?h>r; also, two i?r throe single gentlemen wi , h-id
pleasant spartments on application at 41 Warron st Termt
mod oral o. ? ?<? Im*
B(.?ARD.??One or two rooms desirable
for single gentlemen, and one suitable for a gentle nan
ard lady, can be obtained by application at 37 Irving p ace.
The location is pleasant and convenient to cars sad ?tage?.
_j.7 3t*
BOARD?With good accommodations,
csn be had at 178 West Twenty-seventh-st < doors
west of Eighth av. J11 im*
D" URKEE HOUSE, at Kenosha, (late
Souibport. Wie.!? The subscriber (former y of tbe
Pea/l-sL Houae. New-York Cily) would respectfj.Jy an?
nounce to the traveling public that be bas leased tbe above
named bou*e for a term of years and would bo happy to
receive call* from those who wid favor him with their pat.
ronage. Tbe bouse is too weil known to need a dasrrtp.
don B. DOUGLASS.
Reaoshs. Jan 7.1851._J24 tf
I^URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.?
. Fuitable for a email privaie family lo the upper part of
ibe c ry, or tn Brooklyn, comfortably furuiahed aud pies>
aantly located, from now to the first of Msy or longer.?
Por or.o conveniently arranged and tn good order, a fair
It nl will be paid by a good tenant- Tbe silver or lineo not
required, a note addressed to JAMES D STETENSON,
Ctunsollor at Law 14 Wsll-SL. postpaid, stating locality,
ret I and all particulars,. w.U receive attention. D? 2 we
I^HREE or FOUR BOARDERS can
JA be pleasantly accommodated at 11 Varlck-st- near St
Jotas pa/A JlS2w*
SALES BY AUCTION.
A M. Mkrwin, Auctioneer.
BY BANGS, BROTHER ft CO. 201
BROADWAY - Cub advance, made upon all coo.
?lgrimenls.
vv EDNK8DAY EVENINO, Jan. 2?. at *4 o clock
Standard Book??Being a large collection of popular
work, tn the various departments' cf Literature, and a great
?artety of Standard M tcellaneou* publications. School
Be k* tn quantities, fcgj
Also, an ejirnslve asto'^ment of staple and fancy, foreign
er?i domestic Stationery, Black Books. Ac.
The whole to be sold without reserve to close consign
d:*-' 'a.
FirTV THtan Nsw York Trade Salb?To be com?
menced on MONDAY. March St. 1831.
B. B. A CO. solicit consignment* of Books, Paper, Sta
Morerr, Stereotype Pirne*. Binders'Clottt. Leather, Ac for
the nest regular Trade Sale, to he commenced at the above
date.
Particular* for the printing should be furnished by the
ISth of January neat, at which time the pnming of the Cat?
alogue will be commenced.
The ti?ual c*?h advscces will be made on the recefpi of
goods when Ce?irrd.
Tna? 11P Bel r. ?On all purchase* from the wh?le Cata?
logue amounting to ffttt and upward, four and s x months'
Credll . on purchase* from the whole Catalogue leas than
#7'" and more than #1"". four months' credit; and a I pur
ch*?e* less than 11"", cash.
A discount of one per cent, will be allowed on all pur?
chase* exceeding ||.<"X>.
At Psivstk Sack ? Bohn's Libraries, consisting of the
standard, acieniirir, antiquarian, ciasslral, Ulustra ed and
(swap) cheap sehee These highly popular and valuable
pu Mi. aitot.? are offered to the trade In quanu'le* as well ss
to individual* In seta, or single copies, a* may be desired.
By the extensive range o'?ulijects embraced fn the several
eerie*, they are well adapted either to the libraries of publle
Institution* or IBM *heive? of private collector*. The enter*
f>ri*ing puhuaher, Sir Henry O Bohn, of London, Is rapid
y adding new it sue*, and from the character of those here?
tofore hrouKhi out. It may be readily presumed what the
*ub?ei;ueiii one* will be
The latest i**uea received are Taylor1 ? Holy Living and
Dying and Lamartine'? Oenevieve?the former of the stan?
dard Library and the lauer of Bohn'aaew aeries; Plato,
vol 1; Cicero'* Officl* and Klttn'a Scripture Lands.
Aii.ii. Laidner * Lecture* on Science and An*. Bwtiank'S
llydraullcaaiui Mechanics, Benneu * Douule Euiry Book*
Keeping, ir Jtr.
Also, a lerte assortment of Cap and Letter Paper.
Anthony j. BlbsckKS, Auctioneer.
n< >UsE AM) LOT J15 West Twenty
first st. for sale at auction?A. J. BLEECKER will
tell at auction at the Merchants Exchung'onTHl'RSDAY,
Jan,99, in Io'clock, the 'wo-atory and atttc brick front
dwelling house and lot 21? West Twenty-:.rat-?L North
aide, between the Eighth and Ninth avenuea. The bouse Is
21 feet b Inchea I y |i> feet, filled in with brtck to ronf, with
a good under cellar, and in complete order. The lot is 25
feet by 98 feet 9 inches, with a good stable tn the rear 13 by
25 feet
Terms?Ten percent and the tociioneers fees to be paid
on the dsy of sale, the balance on the 1st of Mav, when a
deed and possession will be given.
Kor further peri.cii are inquire st LM Greenw ich at. or 211
West Twenty -second-*!. jSJC
Anthony J Blceckkr. Auctioneer.
THE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY 96
THIRD AVENUE AT AI CTION-ANTHONY J.
BLEECKER will sell at Auction, on TUESDAY. Jan. 28,
1151. tf 12 o'clock, at the Real Estate Sales Room, 7 Brosd
St. the following valuable property, viz :
TniKieAvs.Ni r -Tbe valuable LEASEHOLD PREM?
ISES krownaa No * Third.av. between 12th and 1.1th
?is. The building la a 3-story home, with atore; the lot Is
I7feet I laeSWS from, by IMI feel in depth. Tk. I?*I*
from Ihe Sluvvewini F.uu-. ?-~- *f ? to r-in. with
i4jui n.iit. Ait nwm renewal*, at a Ground Rent of ?l W per
annum, and la a first rate stand for husineaa. tl.mai of the
purchase money ran remain on Bond and Mortgage.
Kor fuilher particular*, apply to the Auctioneer, 7 Broad*
St._(1271)_J23ts
Anthony J. Blf.kckrr,Auctioneer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE
HOUSES and LOTS No. 2H Thompson-?, and No.
in Amity-place. Also, two BUILDING LOTS on Amity
place, (Laurens-st i between, Bleecker and Amity sis. si
AUCTION.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at suction on
Till HSOAY, Jan, 3?, 1851, at 12 M. at the Real Estate
Sx!e? Room. 7 Broad-si. the following VALUABLE PROP
ERTY, viz :
Tn"MPkosi.sT.?The 2 story brick DWELLING HOUSE
and LOT of groutd, known as 211 Thompson-at between
Bleecker sndAmity at* said Lot being In aize 25 feel front
and rear by l"n feet In depth.
Amity-place - Also, the 2 stery bnck DWELLINO
HOUSE and LOT of ground, known as 2" Amity-place,
(Lauren* ?t) In rear of ihe above. Lot of the same di?
ms BSBBaTSk
A iso, 2 deslrr b!e B UILIH N O LOTS, with a large quantity
of Builder*' *and thereon, on Amity-place, commencing
about to teet l"lnrhe? north of ihe last deacrtbed House and
Let, situated between Bleecker and Amity st*.-said Lots
being each 21 feet 6 inchea In front, by about 115 feet In
depth.
A portion of the purchase money can remain on Bond and
Mor-gege
Kor Maps and funher particulars of the above property
apply to the Auctioneer, a* above.
MARIA H COOPER, Executrix.
J. VAN RENNSSELAER, Executor,
for the Estate of Krauels Cooper, deceased.
J23 u (l.iffU)
IN
J. W. Brown, Auctioneer.
;ew household furniture.
?TO-MORROW (Wednesday). Jan. 21, al in*
o'clock, at 94 Broadway. J W RROvVN will sell at auc?
tion, without reserve, to pay advaucta and *ati*fy a mort?
gage, a large assortment of exrellen' mah rganv and oilier
furniture, embracing Vi mahogany and wa.mii Kran, a bed
.leails, 25 sofas, several iOSSSJ mahogany chairs, dressing
snd plain bureaux, book ca?? a rocking and easy che'r*,
uiatire**e*. marble-top and mahogany tables, painted cham?
ber furniture, in suit* c*ne-*ealchaira, marble-top and oilier
wa.bslard*. Ac with a large asaorlment of useful and or
nsrr enial In uae-fttrnlaS*ef sniclea. The attention of deal?
er* and other* I* Invited lo liii- sale. J28 ll*
Wm. H. Franklin. Auctioneer.
G^rea'p sale of real estate.
'?WILLIAM H FRANKLIN, BON A CO will sell
atAucUon, on WEDNESDAY, January 29, at ISc/cloct.
si the Merchants' Exchange, and the following days, HVi
LOTS on Klrat, Second. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth snd Seventh
Avenues. 47ih, 48th, 4-Uh. TQlh, 94il>, (Oli*??rvaiory.ar|iiare,)
r?ih. H6lh. 97th. 117ih. IIRih. 119th sU. and Harlem-lane, In?
cluding extensive Water Privileges stTunie Bay, on ihe
East River.
The maps are now ready for delivery at the office of the
Auctioneer*, i Broad-al. 14^1 J9ts
Assignee's sale?The Undersigned
will sell si Public Auotion on the 25th day of January
ISM, AS in o'ciock A M. st the Congress Steam Mill*, Pi
Foisyth st the Stock, Marhicery and Flxturea of said
Mill*, cortisiing of Machinery for the manufacture of Mus?
tard, Coffee. Farina. Chocolate. Spice, Ac ; 2 Horses, I
Cart and 3 setts of Harness, 2 Grocer Wagons, a Rocks*
way and a Light Waggon, Office Furniture, Ac., Stove,
Iron Safe, ic . Merchandize, Ate. JAMES H. THORNE,
Aetlgnee of JOHN CORFU.
The above sale I* adjourned until Saturday, 1" o'clock,
Fei, 1,1 k.M. JAMES H THORNE, Assignee of JOHN
CORELL_j257f
B. A. Chii.ton, Auctioneer
I (IT! VALUABLE RUILD1NG LOTS
I'^'st Aucitos ?COLE A CHILTON will sell at
suction on TUESDAY, Jan 28, 1851, at lie/clock, at the
Merchant*' Exchange, the following valuable property, the
title to which 1* IndisiUUble:
Fonleth st-One iot North *tde. between First and Se
Cind avenue* i 77 fee front snd *J feet deep.
Kifty ?eventh *t? One lot North tide and one iot South
side of Fifty-seventh St. between Fi'th and Sixth avenuea.
,-eve, fet'h ,t-F ur iota North-*ide, 2ia.' feet West of
Seven th-av.
Seventy-tec* nd-*t ?Ten lot* North side, between the
Seventh and Eigh'h avenues , Seventy *eeond St. is 01
feet wide
Eighty-fwurth-st ?Eight iots on Ihe Southwest comer of
E:gh-y fourth st. and E eventh-sv.
Eiglf-f< unh-it -Four lots on the Northerly side, be?
tween Eleventh snd Twelfth avenoes, having t large frame
building ihereon. sui'at'le I r a manufactory.
r.-h'y seventh-at?Eight iuu South stae, between Ele?
venth and Twelfthsverue*
Eigr.iy-aeventb st ?Four lots on the Northwest corner of
EVver.ih-av at.d Eighty-aeventh-aU
Eighty *ixtl. *t ? T*> o gore lot* on ihe North side, about
feet lad ol Fifth-ev
Ninety-second-kt-K lteen iota South side m Ninety se
cor I: ? . and two lots on the North eide ol Ninety fitrt-it.
betw ten Third snd Fuurth avenues, commencing i?u .'..-et
V\e?tofTMrd av
V?.|:lian;*r.urgii-Fl'th ?t -Tbe two new 2-siory double
bnck hou*e* on tt.e We*i aide o' F'.fth-at. betweeT North
Seventh si d North Eighth a's The lots are 15 by ion feet
each, and the but dmga 21 by 2b feet each, and will let for
tji.1!' each. ? ^
Bushwirk av-West ?ide aix lota on Buehwirk av. be
1? err. Jaca-on and Wither* at* beautiful location A neat
tw -Mry frame collage and one iot of ground on the East
aj a of Bushanck-sv about H leet South tsj W:ihers-?t.
Bushwicg.av?Three lot* West *ide, between Jickson
. sxd HklUmerj ?ts. , .
I Jackson st?Three lots on South si le.bet ween Busuwlck
averue and Smith-st.
Wl-htrs it-Seven lots South aide, between Buahwlek
1 av. and Smith it six lots on the Northerly side and fire lota
I oc the Southerly side, between Oranem-av. and Smith-?C
Graham-ev.- Ot.e lot W e?t SSSSk between Witaers and
Jsck sonst*.
\\ tther* *t ?A two-etery framehou?e and two lots on the
No lherrys.de. tt*? feetEaatof Ewen-el.
Ewrn-st ?Five lo'* on tbe Easterly nde of Ewea at. be?
tween W-.thersand Frost sis.
The shove lots are all most desirable for building pur?
poses?ihe streets being all opeoed, and extensive im?
prove men ts being made in the Immediate neighb rrhood.?
The t:::el?perfect. ard full warrantee deees will be given.
Terms?Two-tf.ir !? may remain on bond and mor gage
for two Tears at 6 per cent.
This sale will present a m"*t favorable opportunity for
sat. SS 'he property 1* Increasing at the rate of 25
pa ret per a: mm. and the lots ail beauLl'uliy located.
J27 2t _ (?1?)
17nglebert lott. Auctioneer, will
M-JiAf'-: at AL CTION on TLES?AY. Jaruary-9'JP?g
Bioohiyn Exrl.acge. 231 Fultor>*t. ssllsrslaass. SS. wm
six vent de*trab> ihre? ?torv basement and >ot> cellar on m
BOUS ES ?itu Lou on Ihe west Side of ?''T'
State and Atlat.lc sis E*eh H- use is ? Wf*'Mm99h
rtoeed) PU/?a. fintsAed Ovoat^nii in the
rr> .tappruveii Sfla*tSB?*t>s^esss1*Msx?askass.iw lugaijors,
grates, irtkl' b I da, ? rr.amemed corn., e. ,u I ?ri irs,
?sier.belis k? Eeeb L"tS*?^'rr?..lz~'--"JU***
de?p Esch Houmj i. renied lo trat c as* leuanu urn. May,
1851. Tersuaatsaie J24 41*
HL U. Cjiii.ii.M?. A .cUoneer.
Y JACOB S. PLA1T.-?NDER.
W'RITFBS BaLK.-THI* DAY. at |Oo*eJock, 54
huo. kn Ha i a. k Hernien m ej. M kaye aad several hege
i" > !.? rar rial!*, kr Atta?, hardware and cutlery and
ttxcy good.. uetraya. knivee ?ml fork*, locke: bruebee:
saw. carsjea srs Mar?, bat. bets ai*l aaee; eedirori* and
?tarc?. i.'doohie barrel run.. pl*u> *. violin*. ?t? dozen
koivi ? asd fork*. raxvcr?. pw and pocket katvee| rexor*:
seis.o*. ab.ec . plair.l t io>t>;*m. saufler* traya.kc Also,
with ? birb Ibe aale will contemn*SA" dozen fine and au?
pari ?; i orr Mbi, ??' ??*.|?? ?iriirm nihat
gr> dr.
A ?n at II o'clock, for account of underwriter*. 50 hua
die* IXSMrko) Halbeca tier mau ?teel,and 54 caaka wrought
naila, in loia to euit purrhssrra. Term* caab
By order of parties cor cerccd. J28 if
FiRM FOR SA L E AT AUCTION.^
w uv so.d oti WEDNESDAY, Jan 23. at 1 o'clock,
a FARM ct blaming about 65 acres (iacludiog wood and
meadow) of ej adapted for werket gardeo
lor. situated *i the bead of Ike K.y. (Now-towa. L. I ) S
rrtllrs from Newtowu on the roaJ to Jamaica, ?i| oailosfroni
the W tliieu,*hiirgh Prritat, 4 relies from Fltualug, 2 mllosj
from :he Jamaica Ka. ..*,! [>, . and 1 mile north of thes
Jamaica Plebk Road. It commands an eater sire prospect
oflbe E.ls* ing Bay ai.d East River, the meadow adjotasi
the farm and afltn!* au ahundanc? of early pasture. Water?
eres* * can be cultivates tu at-\ uuanuty . a weil and spring
that cevrr fail, orcbaid, kc House and Barn and other
outbuildings are on the premises.
AJBO, Si acres of arali.e Land of excellent soil Or market?
ing suseepub.? of Ulm eivided . the situation Is elevated]
*:.C plessan:. oppoaite the above Farm, all frootlDg the road
.'??adln* from Nmriosn u> Jamaica. 4 of a ml!* from lh?S
WtiRaJDSbOfffc Ton pike, a pond thai is never dry. Tttlej
tEd'.?f trab.e. One ba.f of the purchase moaey can ramalra
on bocd and mortgage. The above was the property of thai
late Ablather Rboades.
Afph to WILLIAM BETTS. >1 Wall It N Y. Of ?. P.
LEECH, Jumalra. or on ihe premise* of
FRANCES RUOADS, Executrix.
Newtown. Jan. 14,1851. _J?8t*
JONATHAN I). HOLBROOK, Auc
Uoceer and Con mission Merchant, office78 Broad way.
New York.
Referet.ces.-Hon Moses H. (Irlnooll, Hon. J Preerot
Hall. BtrutoD Draper. E?q. Hon. Wm V 8ra.lv 9 C Her?
ring. Esq Oeo F. Nestiiii. E?q Coleman k Stetson.
Sales of Real Esute. Houtehoid Furtlture, Urocarles and
On:-DoorSales solicited. Money to Loan on Bond and
Mortgage. J17 lm*
LOST.
LOST?On Monday, st7u in-?t. in or bc
tweeo Bond-sl and IlAoS square, a double GOLD
EYE GLASS and CHAIN The tinder will bo liberally
rew arded on leaving it at 3 FiSh-av. J2H It* ,
LOST?On or about the 1 Ith infant*
five Notes, niado by Smith, Congdoo k Strong, paya?
ble to their own order; two given to Messrs. AusUn la
Srlcer; two to Messrs. Godfrey Paulson k Co; one us
Mesars Patent. Stewart k Co. Said Notes were all past
due The tinder will be rewarded bv leaving U>' same at
the store of Hie subscriber, till Liberty-st NewVorh. Jesu
24, 18.51. |j25 3f)_A. G. JEsaOMl.
f ()ST?On Saturday afternoon from the
-1 iBaok Book of the B i ween Wall st and
the Fulton Bank. Moyre k Taylor's Check on the Brook?
lyn Rank for toio. Check of the Yates Co Bank, oa tha
Rank of ihe Mute ol New York'or * 124 W. Two $10?
bilk on Manhattan Bank, and one t*? bill oa one of Um
City Banks. The payment of the checks have been stopped.
A nireral reward will be paid for the recovery of tha
money. M. WARD k CO.
.7 Jr Hj Melden lane.
TO LAWYERS?The subscribers, suc?
cessors to Wm. Oeborn, are prepared to print LAW
CASES and POINTS, w ith neatness and dispatch, at UlS)
lowest prices. They have greatly enlarged the facilities of
their Printing E*iabli?hinent In the TRIBUNE BUILD?
INGS, and pledge themselves to execute all work Intrust?
ed to thetr care in the beat stylo, al the time promised, sad
n U>s> moat favorable terms
BAKER. GODWIN k CO. Printers.
Tribune Buildings, third stories,
d23 eodtf_Entrance No. 1 Spruce-st.
A NEW FILLING FOR TEETH?A
L-St compound of ttct.ee chemically prepared ?o as to ba
uted cold, soft and fine, without pressure or pain , It sous
hard In a few minutes, and is cheaper and better than gold.
It it the Pbilotcpher*! Stone?used only at 614 Broadway.
)28 IW_N. DODOE.
R U <i K K 8' 8
NEW FANCY STOKE?Jost opened
at lit RRo\bWAV, between Grand and Canal su.
where may be lour.d a well selected Block of
ENGLISH FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
, Consittlngof LADIES' V? ORK BOXES.
Re'tculrs,Toilet snd Jewel Cases.
Walker's celebrau d English Queeu'e Owo Noodles.
Crotchet Books, Patents and Needlee in Victoria and
Jtnry Lind cases.
Papettrlea, Inkstands.
Writing Catea. eplrndidly fitted with secret drawers.
Port Folios, Memorandum Books.
Slates, a new article, hound tn ibe form of books.
Blotters, Engllah Water Colors, of best quality.
Port Monnairi, Card Caaea. Souventreand Tablets.
Mutlc Boxe?, arranged from two to twelve tunes.
Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, and Pencils.
ALSO BRL'S'lES.
Clothes. Hat, Hair. Nati and Tooth Brushes toge?ior
w ith a choice lot of Genuine Pernin.erv, manufactured by
the "SOCIETE UTGIENIQUI OF PARIS,"
and acknowledged superior to any other In tho world.
Also, superior French Shaving Cream, tripple extracts.
Alto, Garnet, Ca da. Battle.iure?. Grace*, Cheekere,
Chess, Domini es and Toysm) the greatest varloty, fcr Itasj
arm.sem? nt and tnaiructloii of cNM'OO.
Mr RtlOEltn havii.ir real ? d in Europe for the psst few/
year*, and he:ng e.taSp.lird hi ?MoT the flr*t Bazaar's In
l.'r don isth'is rLsbled to supply bis customers with tho
greatest vartetv at
TEE CHEAPEHT RATE.
His butines* has ne conne<-iion wioj anv Gift Concerts,
Free Balls or Lotteries, ke .c. but his i-aiist are dts
fr:cf|v marked on everv article, and those w no favor hurt
with their pamnsge will fino them low er than at any other
place in the clfy 4111 Broadway. jdlstfuk**
I 10USE FOR SALE.-The three-story
-i. ? brick Houte aim Log No SJ Howard tt near Broad,
way. lb the rear of the Hou.e Is bubt a baiidsoine and
spacious Ball Ror m. 27 by78 fret for many yea'* occupied
I y Ine lete Mepi et. B- riero ea a euccetsful Dancing Acado.
mv.l'or which purpose the premies are admirably calculated.
The Hi use, as Meli as Ball Room.are in perfect order, and
a/e supplied wllh ever> convenien ce. For teriria, whicli
will be mads easy, or oiher particulars, or viewing they
premites, apply to
CHARLES BERRP.RO.xe) Broadway.
AJstk FOR SALE the HOL'SE ami LOT, 25 foot 11
lr.rl.is by 73 fett, No. 23 Howard at. Apply at above.
J28 5t*
]VOW IS THE TIVIE TO SECURE
i. v YOt'RSELF A RL'ILDING LOT at the new vlllaga
Ol COLLEGE POINT, about elcht u.iles from New-York.
Iil.a- ml been laid out Into 8<><i Jwts, 60 by lull feel each
lot. Ibairst20SarosalUna;al UV i?w p'lceof f75,aud 2S)
of tbeai it o.a.n \ei ui,*oid Ti.cae who apply THIS DAY
u av tave kii Tl.eie will be two stosrrib"Bts runnlsg to
and fron, ihn above village, from the first of March, and
SVte*l half boor, faro only 6 i con la. Oi.iy pai I of ihe money
tHI BS rroui/ed to be paid down and ilie balaoco In month?
ly InetaJlnMDls. All precaution will lie used to prevent Iho
esiahlial uieDlof any busli>rss lie' will prove Jetrlmontal
to the growth asd prosperity of said village. Tbl* ptaco
will undoubtedly iucrraae very fast in value, as many of
th ese who have already purchased are going to be lid im?
mediately. From 4 to BJ lots will bo sold to com pan lea)
and located immediately, and a bbeial d.acouui will ba
paid lo tl.vM who are dlapoaod to purchase as above.
Call at the <.fT.ee of LONOLEY \ FLAMMER. XXI
Woostcr-sl from I A M Ui 9 P M There will be a railroad
made to ruo from Wiiliamaburgb to Fuiehing, and also ?
plank toad, and theo Die merrbai.l and m<v haolc can be lo
the i ity before 7 o'clock U ihe morblng Thtt i* olo of ihn
l.e*i chances yet oilered in ttiis country It Is Iretter thaa
Morrisacla, Fordham or Moodceilo j28 It*
sf^OOD NEWS for the AFFLICTED.
vjs - The greatest tfl? overy yet.?Concentrated sssoncsy
of medicine eo miraculously powerful as to bo able lo be)
rent by mall at single postage, The t.rst package of aov of
these medicines Is sold Ufon trial, if not approved or
curd ben< t.Clal, the money to be returned. H?* Honor A.
C Ktng*.and, Mayor, having I.e. n offered aecurlty lo gusr
stti e ibe ssme Good new* lndee.1. for you can now get
The Sweet ALangs Powder, the lufailible Annitllator of
Cottuuipdon-four double powdert, for $1, aoout 12 pack?
ige*, enough fcr the moat forlorn case. It needs no recom
aeridatlon; try one package; if found otherwise than de?
scribed, have tour money back Bear that lo mind?with
? very medicine the firet package always sold upon trial;
but as it is (itsueutly a 1 that is required, it most be paid for
bat, . ,
The Triple Oum Rbeumauc Extractor acute, chronic
and in.iamniatory ?This Compound ha* never failed ; It has
rbitd long standing ci/onlc rneuuiatlsm with disto tiooof
sll ttoJoints, ai d excruciating polo. 4 powd-re 5* coots:
1 package $1. It n.uat be bad ladeed If oae package will
not cure iL ,
The Parturient AaaiaUnt, Ibe eipecUrit moOm'i f**^
sxd relief, poiltlvely allaving the violent pains of labor,
giving streb? th and elasUclly lo bear ibe Uuie with ease.
Ladies should cdrtaln s pscksge as soon as J?oy discover
ttttrsiiuetlob. ai.d ry one or two powders. This saedi
cne is so wonderful tu its ell ecu thst. ?irange as It appear a
at firtt. nr? lady will ever be without It after once ueinf.
PTho gerfuice Orieaul Life Fluid Fowdars and Turkish
lovtgorator, compounded by the .earned pundits for thai
u?e of lt.e Grand ra?ha. Imported direct f oin Calcutta and
prepared for use only by T. W atu M. D Package |l; can
be lent by mail it w prepared from the aame material 00
Dkt Or;enu. Life Fluid, of which Uiou?ands of piSJIJtj
so d sLbually In PaiU at 5f> franc* the pint botUe. A war
hott e* L.0IV can be bad ax 4) 11 the bottle. The expense of
ImpoVtlog tbt* ar lcie will not admit of I* f1"* ?? ?
lea. t,U* I? b. a most wonderful medicine. Baak of
He..ih. 4l0Ore#nwlchst. J? It*
F'OR KEY PORT ?nd Fort Han?lton.
-Thesteamboat CHINOARORA leaves Chambers st,
mer dally, iSondays excepted.I at 2 P M ; r*?urnlng. loaTtJB
aonrortat9 A.M.bwodlngat Fort Hamilton each way.
IGNITE J) STATES MAIL LINE front
CHARLESTON to UAVaJIA. via SAVANNAH and
Bjtr WTJtT -The tp.osdid .tea...ship ISABEL, 1.000 tunn
?erdea. rVTrsmsSrvod by CapL Wuilam Rollins, will eosa*
?tence her regular trips oa Monday, Oct. 1, and sal] regaiar
lyffrosn CitssTtsssojt, 8 C 'or Savana on the 1st and I5tk of
each saovdk. and from Ilsone to Cbjulestoa oa (Ao Ilk aad
?ft
From Chsrlostrsj and Savannah to Havana. S4tX
From Cbsxlntton andtjavaojuh to Kmy Wast, S8S.
fMPWt*?OirVOT TILESTON k COJJMf
It Caarleabjo to U C MORECJLL.
Agenu .o Havaetk OsUAsV BR>>THER8 It CO.
fa^-nger. leaving Havana by Otis ship caa ftoacfc sTsMfc
atoreiiytbe laud route the itlh day. or, ay anetkag Jksj
' aiherner, resjek Mew fork la sattao Bsssk 11

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