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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
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VOL. X.NO. 3099. NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
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ft#\. Price 6? cuacopy. or $4 per year, pua>*ge nc 1 lej
Till NKVV-YOKK TKI Hi > K
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% gffAftahed on tiie departure of each Mall Steamer for Ch*>
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ORKELKY h McKLRATH, Publishers.
^SPHCiAL NOTICES.
ry Led urea at the Colleglitte loatltutlon
_ Veana Ladles - Spinaler Institute, L'nton Perk?
jrt trCRHAM D ABBOTT. Principal ?The Wisdom of
?od s Crratlon, displayed la a Course ol Six Lectures on
iireis, their Structure and Pancuoss; illustrated with an
nusstre eol'rcnon of oriftt-a. and unique preparations,
eiiMte-i hy an Oxy Hjdrogen Microscope By HENRY
?CIAD? V, M D . P. L. S , late Dissector of Minute Anatomy
(SjsRoyai College of Surge >ns of Engla id. Tne Course
aieo-rmr-n-e on MUM WAY. the &:ti, and he continue!
ta EONEBDAY. the Ktk of March Ir.st aud the MON?
DS ai a W KU.NESDA VS In :he two following weeks,
,?1 P M. Tirketa for UM Course, $2 50; single tickets,
cassis-obtained at the Institute, mit 2t
'gMtiiporiitDi Free Lecture, 10 l.sullee.?Dr
j,*ii*i. leciun a to the Ladies this day a* 3| o'clock, P M.
1 ir'"' ?*"?'? Llhrarv Room, MS Broadway, on the Lungs
i^fgine. Evrry lady should auend lira lecture, hut eav
?ti?lit ssoti.i ta, aa Dr Banmro has quite as much to say
^tibr/oi/r/ifi"? as about tiie < art of Lung and Spinal
m24 If
rf KteniriK* ?vlth Htherld?n.-TH!S iMondav)
t*t,N^<*. Marchs, Mr (i VANDKNHOKP'S riRS'r
IpIMNO WITH SHERIDAN. HOPE CHkPEL,
V_ws) Steridan's Eany Life, Love, Elopement, Mir
pass, Due's
U*W?e.THE RIVALS
jiekeia'''i>lis. Commerce at 7* o'clock. saM II
fir Kvenlnga with Nberldain.?MONDAY, iiih,
?IDbK.SliAy, Stfib, THl ABU AY, 27th lust?Hope
Ikfsl,oppt^tte Uie New York HoteL ?Mr. ?. Vanoen
arr will give this highly popular entelalnment, corapris
wartgirjai Sketches of the private and public life of tt e
askratrd Irish wit, dramatist aud orat >r, Riciiaso Bri.v?
jrlSkkiDAis; with, each evening, a Dranatic Reading of
sisf bis hrtiitsnt C< medtes. Tickets to tbe three eve
aat, $1; single evening, ,5? cents. m il Jds*
JJP Funeral of Rev. Dr. ??IIby.-Tee Remains
IS* Isle Kev Piofeasor OtilLBY havmg reached the
St.Puntrai s*r\icea will be performed In Trinity Church,
tfBIS DAY, (Morday) the .'ill; lto.l al3joYloik.PM.
IWCieig^y. Ue faculty. Truatera and Students of Die
sssral Thtologlcel Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal
Mrrh. and filmda of the family, are lovlled to attend.
Mlnteiuitni will lake place In New-Brunswick, N J.
9' Nellre.-The members of the Bachelors' Hebrew
l*ev?<ieni l.osn Assnclstlon are requested to inees st the
WIE I. DE PARIS at 2] o'clock, P M , for the ptiri>..,e,
lawr oipg tl,e?urern] ..f the lamented M OR DEC AI M.
WkH. Jm^^UJl HENRY MORRISON. Preiidenh
CP lllnman Loder No. ID? I. oTof~?Tv^
hs text Lecture of the course will be delivered THIS
jtafte)EVENING, by P. G.OEOKGE P. CLARK, of
It Lodge. Members of other Lodges are respectfully
I M* M B. BRYANT,
<f. k?U_hor Lecture Committee.
BT Heue? Carpentera, A Mead !-An adhnirned
KSdLg of Hie trade wl I he held at Convention Hall, I7H
???war st, on TI ESDAY EVENING next, 2">tb tnsL
fisttukl attendance is requested. m24 It*
r? The I utter'e Protective Aeaoclatlon will
M as usual, at their Boobbs. comer of Broadway and
jsteosrd st on MONDAY EVENING. March 21. Punc
ssJsuerdsnre Is requested, as the regular semi-annaal
erttoo will take plsce. By order.
\mmm WM. BRUCE, President.
T.K. Ot aisrr.Secreiar" rn24 Its
t?" Natlre Is hereby given that the Pews belong
1? lo the Presbyterian Church on University Place,
?ssr of Tenth st, still remaining unsold, will be offered
fSklett Auction on WEDNESDAY, the isSih of March
n at 7 o'clock I'M. at the Church. Possession will
jajssaceori ihe latof May next. The8exton will attend
.As Church in the day of see an,i .?.?.,.,.. r.???,._T
at from 8 to II AM and from 3 to 6 ISM .tosh ?w the
'its 10 persons wl.lilng 10 purchase and to answer any
axttrs respecting them. Bv order of the Trustees.
aRSi? _^_
ry ktaksksk li^w^KsTssoy o?ib? Kaiatmsa.
asst-(ifT)ce. No. 3 John st. New-York. The Pronrie
k>if Ibis esUiilishmenl. whose Dying and PinisfituL
swk?eu so long aad favorably known so Iba eoaamanity,
n ready to receive orders for dying and cleaning SWk,
? mi.-ii, Cotton, Linen aiid Eaucy goods of every descrlp.
a In the best manner.
?S16 Irs,- BARRETT NEPHEWS a CO
If7 Notice to Ihe Member* of the H. **. of
'strativr .Ttnsone that a SPECIAL MEETING will
? arid at their Meeting Room. Montgomery Hall, No.
>rMsce. oaTuesday,3mmInat ,ai7j ofel >ck, P. M. to trans
snstsiness of Importance. All members are requested
kmsad By order of the President
futttl? WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Ree. Beet.
TP Hteasnehip Southerner for t'harleaton.?
Pktvisssl will be reaoy to receive freight at a very early
THIS (Monday) MORNING, and will continue lore
ilt until 2 o'clock. Sbe will leave at her regular boar,
?o'clock) THIS APTERNOON. m21 It
PT Nollce.-PACKET SHIP HENRY CLAY, i bon
-?EIPUOI..?Consignees by the above veaael are re
stted lo st r.l their permits on hoard at Pier No It East
-vw.sf to SPOPPORD.TILESTON A CO tSSoulb-st
R R-AH goods not permitted within five days from tbe
st but. will tie sect 10 ihe public store. m2l 1 w
(P* Gournud'a l.l.iulil Hair Die will convert
"??or Red Huir.io a lei Black or Brown, ihe inslaul it Is
stlWl. literally dying ihe hair permanently the Instant It
'?spDed, without staining the akin. Warranted, or no
Viaken Pound only al Dr. Pri.tx () rltrn's old es
s-sbed oep?t. h7 Walker-si. 1 rat store f'om Broadway.
WW ttPrtf_
-It the Deaf.-Contemplated Removal ?Dr LUTE
"tl? Ear Infirmary f>r Die Exclusive Treatment ?f Ear
sea. will be removed ou the 1st of May, to 371 Broad
M During tbe interim he can be < onsulted from 9 till 3
' w Broadw ay ; entrance through Waterhury's Purolsb
^Itore. ml? lm'
WANTS, aVC.
CARD?DOMESTIC SERVANTS
?Private fsmiiies requiring good servants, are res
uily soiictied to patronbe ihe Employers' and Ser
*? rroiectlve Agency. IAS (irand-tl, whese long and
Hr?riab> litt of patrons shows ll ;o have gained the pub
^^SDce. B02Stteod*
iGENTS.?Wonted 100 AgentsT From
j*^*to $K 0 a month, clear of expenses, can t>e. ma le
V* ,rr a new work for families, containing the famous
saia* reoipi. Addrt-ss. poet-paid. ' American Family
_auon Eaui liabn.e?t. ' 128 Nassau st, second floor
iGENTS.?To Persons Out of Em
J*riovMtBT ?Agents are wanted in every section of
slied State* to scl. New and Popular Pictorial Works.
'Particulars, please call,or address (postpaid)
I ROBERT SEARS ill Nassau st
w ItKAov-The "Eamllv Tlslter,'' for April, a band
g Pictorial Sheet, or "Guide to the World's Pair. ?
>t| cenu single. |t per pH'. Ba22 lmDAW
iGENTS.?Wnnted, Young Men from
*ibe country, who do not wtnh to work on a farm, can
ksfrotii a> to $:>v per momhon Dr Skinner'e naw Para
,J?rk Call immediately, or address .. W PARMKN
j-13 Nassau st, post paid. u22lm*
1 GENTS.?100 Agents wanted to sell an
P]hnprjved edition of wells' Lawyer aad United
.'"?Porn) Book. This Is the meat valuable Porm Book
,* Published; Sfs) pages In strong binding- Price re>
*w front || to 69 cents Our Ageou are mae.ng from
f*??3,0no per annum.
k.1 m? r w;
'ells A co. M Nassau sc
Ai Clerk, by a young man who has
l^*1* sosna experier ce to Pry Guoda. He wishes a *il
[JJ?"? good wholesale Of large retail establishment,
^^??gcxid sasMrSas hand Best of city reference given,
-?-?tu H. C W at ibis oti ce roti W
i8 Coos, Chamliermaid, Jcc, by two
fi',ASiscUbl# Pro.eataat Ycmag Women; one to do
J**|*ork atd fine \\ ashing and I robing, or Sewing ?
k*'ksr is a good Cook ; baa 1.0 obiecliou lo do a lltue
Rotbbave lived together, and have the beat of city
sTai!?: Can beaeen fortwodaya Callat 2 Stxib-s..,
^^?Jsat Boor mat If
^Cook or Hou?i:maid. by a weil r?
and
1 Broadway
il?t>?R\ and to assi-t in Washing and
|k?4,2^>hy a respectable Protestant Eogllabwomai,
k)aJ^t!.c,1, r?'erences Call at 54 Great Jones st Can
^^?w two days._ IBM If*
\s Cook, Washer and Ironer, by a
^iWptctabie Prr)ieslant German Woman, lo some
^sskat !^ tvipei-iahle lamlly She is a good Cook,
sktZ-TJ** I roner, or would do general hotiaework. No
g^_*,,lo go a short distance mibe country. Tbe best
WrT^**** II required. Call at 8 Madiaon-st, near
j^^tko basement_m24 If
?4? Cook, and to Wash and Iron, in a
sktaj i!*** ^fni'y by one, and as Seamstress, and would
ttka, k **rown children or act aa Lady's Maid, by the
Oh,iilJ.wo *ery experienced females' with eicealeni
ewsmee tall at it 8l?th-sjv. lo the bookstore. u?
AS Cool <t Lm vhhKsx, by a r *:>?? '*.
i.v v rn?g w.;n.??, in ? pirate Wiy o- reepsetabte
boardIrir bt*se. I r.dersiards bread hiking s-.d a I kind,
of pa.tr? Can (l?a butt of r.tty r?'er-r,ces. Can be tee a
at '01 >.??'. Thl/'.een'h at b nvreen Ttird end F mrtb av.
AS Cook. ('ha m kk k m a i t. dec, by two
eon mpMUbla women; one ta a go ?d co>k and
?' '"* **" |5? '" a??ist with the wan ing and i'ov. n ? \
the o*her would goes rhaoibe-nield, and the 1? a firat-ree
leiirdrre*. or would do housewe'k in a genteel private
teir.lt?. The best of city reference ein be given Call at 1
Blen ker ?L, corner of the Bowery, In Mr. 8trong's tr ink
faciory. Can ha seen for two days. m24 lt?
4 S Chambermaid and Waiter, or Nuue
/? ar.l Seamaireta. or would do Oenera) Homework In
a am a I private faoillv, by a highly respectable Young
? i man Haa no object on to go to the country, la a
Protestart, wbh good city reference Can be eeon for
two daya, at h i Weet Seventeenth at nu'f It*
AS Chambermaid and Seamstress or
^?(teneral Hoosemsid. by a respectable Protestant
Olrl. In a ?mall private family. The treat of city reference
given. Can t>e aeen for three dava at !<2 Smith at, corner
of Dean, next door to the dniggbit*. Brooklyn. m24
AS Chambermaid and Waitress, or as
Nurae and Seamatreaa, or general housemaid, bv a
very respectable young woman?la a good plain cook,
wssher ard ironer, and can give the bent of city reference.
Applyjtt HI Bowery, in the hosiery more. m24 It*
AS Chambermaid and to assist in wash
Ing and Ironing, by a respectable voung woman, or
would take rare of children, and do plain sewing In g'-ner
el or houae work Ina email family. Pleaeecallet 215
Twelfth at Can b< seen for two days In the rear.
_m24 >
AS Chamberm iid, and is willing to as
-*?sist :n washing and ironing, by a respectahle Protest
ant girl in a respectable family. Also, a young woman as
Cook and to assist in waahmgand Ironing. The be?t of city
reference given. 3il Greenwich st m24 It*
AS General Housemaid or Chamber?
maid, by a respectable, tidy Olrl. is a first rata
waiher and Ironer and good plain Cook. Best of city refer?
ence from her last employers Would make herself gene?
rally useful and go for low wages. A good home Is more
desirable. Call at 223 Bowery. ro2l It*
AS Ho us er ekter, by a middle-aged
Female, in a private family, boarding-bouse or hotel;
or as Nurse for the sick, or Matron for some public Initia?
tion. Is experienced in cutting and making Children's
Clothes. Compensation not so much an oh|ect as a com?
fortable home, Apply at 142 Grand-sL No objection to the
country. Can be seen all this week._m2l If
AS Nurse?By a Lady of great experi?
ence, to take charge of three or four children. She Is
willing to go In the country Apply at 38 Park-row, up
stain. m2t It*
AS Domestic Servants, Cooks, Wai?
ters, (male and female.) Nureee, Chambermaids.
Seamstresses, Laundresses, Coachmen, kc , provided for
respectable Families at the Agencv 0ii.ee, 70 East Four?
teenth tt, rear Fourth-av. It*
B^?OK-KEEPER.?Wanted, a compe
tent Assistant Book keerj'r for a short period. Aiply
It) d APPLETON k CO , 201 Broadway. m2l 2t*
BO V.?Wanted, a boy 19 to 16 years of
age, to do miscellaneous services about a basiness
room, go ob eirands.\c. He must be entirely li unwor?
thy ami of ac?ve, sprightly habits Apply to
m24 It*_J K. WARNER, 111 Broadway.
BOY?Wanted, in an Architect's Olfice,
a boy who writes a good hand. Salary for first year
*5". Address, lu hand writing of applicant, EL R.Trlnune
OjTice._ m22 3t*
C"1 HEM 1ST.?A practical Chemist, pos
g many very valuable recipes, and who is also a
good mechanician, wishes either to engage al a salary, or
as a partner where his services will be taken as an equiva?
lent for capital. ACdreta CHEMIST, Tiihuce Office, for
one week. ml8 7t*
CO A C H M A N.?Wanted, a colored
Coachman, who is well recommended. Anply be?
tween the hours of 1 and 5 I' m to ?. W. ST0U?HTON,
72 Wall-st ,m22 2t*
(>OP VIST ?Wanted, a Young Man from
^->i7 to ?0 years of age to do copying, collect bills, and
make himself generally useful in a newspaper o.'lice; he
must writes neat and expeditious band ; hours from A m.
for honesty and "industry, may addresiT'wiuTTiWPWai'a*!
M. m. M . at this ottice, staling Iiis a ??. what salary he
would be satisfied with, and where he may be aeen. It*
"?^RUU STORE!?Valuable Stand for
a^gale tn' the City of New-Haven, Ct.?The subscriber
will sell ihe Stock of Goods, Fixtures. Soda Apparatus, Ac.
of his well known Drug Sto e. 44 Chapel it. The store ta
neatly filled up fora retail business, has a good run of cus?
tom . Is situated near Yale College and the Slate House, and
Is next door to a first class Hotel, (the largest in the city,)
just completed and about to be opened. A man with a
capital of about $ >,Vn may here secure one of the beet busl>
nesestandi In the State, If applied for soon. Apply as above
to L. k. dow.?New-Haven. March 6. 1851. m6 3w*
I ^ AR MER. ? WantedTsTPfBcTic^Farm
? er to take a Farm of 60 acres, about one hour's rids
from New York bv ral road, and within ten minutes' wsik
of the Depot, on a Lease, orupon Shares. Applvto E
MAltTlNDALE, 1 Nasiau s(, 3d story._m22 'It*
?RDENER.--Wanted a situation ai
? Hardener, and would make himself generally useful,
by a steady, temperate man. with good city reference :
underataiids the cere of horses and driving. Call or ad.
dress D 12., at 74 Slxlb-av , In the book store. m24 1 f
GIRLS.?Wanted Girls who understand
weaving on power loom. Apply at 8 Sprucest.
m2o lw ?
II
AR P.?Wanted to hire for six months,
1 with the privilege of purchase. A good pr.ee will be
paid for a first rate lnstrumsul. Apply Box 1,320, Post
OtV.ce. mUuieod*
HOUSEKEEPER.?By an American
Woman, in a private family. The best of city refer?
ence given. Applv at IB Wtlloughby-it., Brooklyn, or at
131 Nassau ?t, New-Ycrk._ni24 It"a
HOUSE.?Wanted a 3 story House, full
lot, and modem improvements. Livation not
above Eigl th-st ?near Broadwav preferred. Rent not to
BiCSJod ?7.50. Address H. R. A , ott.ee of this psper. m2t St*
I I ?USE.?Wanted to purchase, a mod
-1 I erate si/ed three-story House, with all the modern
Improvemente, pleasantlv situated, between Eleventh and
Twentv third sis, noi further weet than Sixth avenue, and
not further east than Third-avenue, price not over B7JM,
Address boa 2,1*48 Post-Olllce. _m24 It*
II OUSE.?Wanted to hire or purchase a
? small, neat and eomfortat'lv arranged house in aome
retired anil quiet village. Address, post-paid, with dee
cripilon and terms, and If posilble reference lo parties in
the cliv acquainted wlih the property, box 273 Poet-Otf.ce,
New-York._m24 4tood?
U~^?SE.?Wanted in the city, by a
lady who wlsbee to obtaia a House and furnish board
as an equivalent for the rent Address O. M , ottice of this
paper, staling where an interview miv be had I nexcep.
tionable references will be given._ml7 2weod*
OUSE.?Part of E house wanted from
_1 the fret of May for a gentleman, wife and servant.?
Room, two bedrooms and kitdben in a small bouse, with a
plain family, between Twelfth and Twenty fifth etj. and
Third and Eighth eve. Referencee exchanged Address
M. L. P., at this office, stating situation, real. Ac tn21 A
j I OUSE.?Wanted by an elderly widow
m 1 lady without any family conec'Jons of her own, a
Beetes ta a good situation, for the purpose of aeeommodat.
Ing geniiemenjwlth board. Any one having a House to let,
who might wish to board tn pert payment for the rent
tright make desirable arrangement by calling MB St.
Marks place._BBB 3tlt* .
HOUSED-Wanted, a 3-8tory House, in
a reepectabre location, weet side of Broadway pre?
ferred. 1 wish it to accommodate a few boarders The
rent paid la advance, if not taken out In board. Reference
given and required. Direct R. E. Tribune Office ni!3 lm*
ILL ER.?Wanted, a Miller, to take
J charge of a grist mUl ta Orange Co ; he must under?
stand country work and have good recommendauona Ap?
ply at CRAIO i LANE'S. 130 Front st._n^' ?t*
M~ONEY.?CASH for MORTGAGES.
?A country gentleman, having on hand several
thousand dollars, Wsfl purchase good First Mortgagesi on
New York. Brooklyn or Willlamsburgh lots, al a moder?
ate discount. Mortgages of viry small amount, or hav?
ing many years to run, will not be ob)eeted to. If we .[se?
cured Adarees MORTUAOE, this office, poet paid, with
came, address, and full particulars, by Tuesday evening,
m? 7t_
US1C. ? A Lady of experience and
II
M
ihorooghly competent as teacher of vocal and instru?
menta' music on piano and guitar, deeires a situation in
some flourishing seminary. Address ROS1TER, box I. W
New-York Post Office._m22 2t*
MUSIC?A young Lady of much expe?
rience tn leaching on the Piano Forte, wishes to ob?
tain a few more pupils. Terms?Two leesons a week at $3
per month, at the residence of the nunils or at her own re?
sidence Addrees a note to Box 3,136. Post Office. m21 lw*
PARTNER?Wanted, a Partner, in a
very respectable business, where money can be
made rapid. Capital required. Also. Agents wanted, to go
all over the State* to Sell Valuable Medicines, inquire at
Ott Carmtneatreet. New York._m222t'
SERVANTS?Prot?*tant Servant-,
van is. male and female, seeking respectable eltueitoa*
in tirst class private families I an now obtain some very de
Ursble ones, at good wagee, by applying immediately to
"The Employer's and Servant's Protective Airency, it*
Oratid .L corner of Elm st. ?2? 4teod*
OASSAGE.?The undersigned desires to
? contract for the pufctge of a num'i-r of }ui?n '?n
(from go to liiii) u> Os n, with go->d SLtisx* JSU athms
end on cheap terms Passage hv steam to Gal vaton lnrn?
diale, will preferred : kail will noiot,>,-t to go >,y stevn
fr l" New-Onear* and there be tr\nathipp>d for Oalv-estop,
if be can so negotiate the >-o. tract on snore a i .-?-?* u
conditions. Addreaa L SCHLESINGER. ! M B'oadwsy
mi2 St* J
I3EDDLER.?Ah active busines- yoUBf
1 Man, havlrjg tl*5 a| command, to travel in the roan
Iry to aeil an arrcie (not medicine nor hooka.) of universal
uae. To one answering ;be above description, a salary of
P to fit) per week (?od all exp?ns?s) will be paid
and security given for trv. loan for two months Address
O 0. Tribute Oihce. with nane and pbveof interview.
Reference required and g' ren. |g*
SEBVA19T.*--Wsuitad a Ps-otostutt Wt>
man to lake care of children | she must be capable cf
taking entire charge and have good recommendations.
Buch an one would secure a steady place by applying at
425 Fourth St. m24 n*
WERVAMTS.?Wanted, Situations for
?^Protestant and Cathoilc Servants of every domestic
statioi and of the hrst class, at the UNITED A'.ENCY.
l'bpChambers-st. and 7 Carmines!., near Bleecker. Tbe
former Is the oldest and most respectable General Agency
lo this couLtry; tbe latter tbe first established and only true
Protestant Agency In this city. N B. Terms are wdueed
. J1 P*r ye*''- Offices open every day from 7 AM. to ti
"Ja._m2l 4t*
SITUATIONS.?Wanted, situations for
?^select Protestant servants In every cspaclty, at the
Protective Protestant Agency. 43 ' Hudson-sL N B ?This
la the only reliable agency In the city for the procuranceof
Protestant domes'ics N\ B?Worthy servants are given
placea free of charge, and none otbera are encouraged.
m22 41"
TEACHER.?An experienced teacher,
a graduate of Trinity College, desires employment for
two or three hours per dsy. Compensation sufficient to
pay board will be satisfactory, sjood reference can be
given. Address " Augustus " at this office. 2om lw*
T~0 INVENTORS?The advertiser de
sires to become Interested in some useful Invention or
Pstent-Rigbt, the development of which would not require
a large outlay of capital. He solicits the attent on of Inven?
tars and patentees. Address post-paid, Box 89S. Post Of?
fice. N. Y. giving nature of Invention, with full particulars.
m21 SlDAliW*
WOOL STAPLER.?A situation is
Wanted in a Wool Store by a person who has had 13
years experience in stapling and manufacturing Wool.
He will engage on a salary, or be can Invest * (."??'. and
will take an interest in tbe business, if preferred. Satisfac?
tory references will he given. Address "Postmaster,"
MllMlle, Worcester Co., Mus. tu- im*
Ain REWARD.?Lost, on Thursday
W M "-^afternoon, about 2 o'clock. In Broad way, between
Chambers and Walker sts, a Lady's Gold Watch. Chate?
laine and Trinket, all engraved and blue enamelled. The
finder will receive the above reward by leaving them at the
publishing office of the Courier A Enquirer, 70 Wallst, or
at 163 Eut Thirteenth-st, fourth door east of Becond-av.
an22 3t*
HOARDING.
B
BOARD.?A Gentleman and hi- Wife
or three or four Single Gentlemen ran be accommo?
dated with Board in very pleasant rooms at 51 Warren-sL
References exchanged. Will not move on the first of May
OARD?In Abingdon-square, in view
of the Park, on the 1st of May. Application to he
made at No 2 Aidngdon s<;uare, ose door above the corner
of Bank and Bleecker sts. An elegant suite of rooms on
the second story. Also, a room suitable for a doctor or
dentist, bath, and other modern convenience. References
exchanged m2l It*
BOARD.?A gentlemen, lady and child,
desire hoard in a genteel hoarding bouse or private
family. A room and bed room, or one Targe room, will be
re. uired. The location In the vicinity ol Hudson, not above
Amos or below Csnal-sl Address 8 B. this Othce. m2l 3t*
BOARD?From first of May in a pri?
vate family. In a good and airy location lo the Seventh
Ward near Market s!. Tbe advertiser hsvlng no children
and n ore room than Is required, wishes to have one or two
gentlemen with their wives to hoard. Hot and cold water
ail.a. Ac. Ac. No other hoarders will be taken. References
exchanged. Apply /. 342 Broadway. m6 tf
130ARD?In West-Fourteenth-st.-A
? * r . u. r> ?? ... In I i s Ai? ?flu r i In' if
May, a large front room and bedroom.21 story. Tbe house
la new? tirst-class. having all the modern improvemeats,
t.ttOis, ata?. Slt No oiber boarders taken. Reference re
quired. Addr? bon. a^oi_ m22 n*
BOARD.?Rooms to let, with Hoard,
from the 1st Msy, In the house 261 Fourth avenue; lo?
cation unexceptionable, and lain the vicinity of Union-park:
rooms for stogie gentlemen | baths in bouse. m22 Si*
l>OARD.?Three or four single gentle
-I "men ran he accommodated with pleasant rooms and
partial board, at 177 Uenry-st., Brooklyn, near the South
Perry. ml8 lm*
HOARD.?A suite of rooms on the sec?
ond fltair, and rooms for single gent'emen, can bo ob?
tained by applying at 84 East Twooty-third-st. nit lm*
BOARDING.?To let, with Board, a
st.'te of rooms, separate or otherwise, fn a house
where few boarders are kept. Reference of the highest re?
spectability required and given. Apply at 17b Eut Broad?
way, ml lm*
BOARDING.?A gentleman and his
wife ran be, accommodated v.1th BOARD In a very
pleuant location, at 177 Eaat Broadway, between Rutgers
and Jeflerson sts. Likewise, two gentlemen and their
wivet with rooms and bedrooms, after the 1st of May.
m4 lm"
BOARD IN WILLIA.MSBL'R(iH ?
A gentleman and his wl'e and one or two single gen?
tlemen, can tinl pleasant rooms, with BOARD, at 56 Ftrst
st., one minute's walk from Peck-alip Perry. Boats run
every five minutes during the day. mo lm*
COUNTRY BOARD.?A private fartT
lly can accommodate a family through the season The
advertiser is from tbe City and is deal ous of having com?
pany. Tbe sltoatlon is on tbe banks of the Hudson River,
about three hours' sail. Terms for a family will he moder
ate The expense lo and fro is very cheap. The same
place contains all kinds of fr .it. and a very healthy situation.
Horse and carriage can he furnished Add reu
ml9 lw* HYDE PARK, at this Office.
CGENTLEMEN and their WIVES, or
' Single Gentlemen, can be well accommodated, after
tbe 1st ol Mav, with Board and pleasant Rooms with the
privilege of Bath Room, in St. Mark's place, where they
may expect the comforts of a quiet home. References ex?
changed. Inquire at 128 Alleo-st- mt lm*
OOMS WITH HOARD. ? Parlors
with folding doors to let together or separate;
li
ot, cold and shower bath. Apply at 13 East-Broad way.
m!9 lw*
PUREE or FOUR HOARDERS can be
a pleuantly accommodated at II \aricktL near Bt
John's Park. No removal 1st of Msy._m21 Stood"
rfiO LET?With BOARD, a large un
-I furnished Room, suitable for a Gectleman ani bis
Wife, with bath room adjoining, and a room for a single
gentleman. Also, rooms from the 1st of May next, at 14-5
Hudion-st. opposite Si John s Park. Reference requlrad.
mlt'lra* _^_
BOARD OR PART OF A HOUSE
WANTED?A family of three adult persons wish
for rooms, with full or partial board, with a private fa?
mily, or in a quiet Boarding House. Or. they would take
part of a Lous- with a small family without young childreo,
Location, west of Broadwav. and aot above Springst.
Add reu. A. B. C. TribuneorT.ee _m?3t*
BOARDING.?A Gentleman and his
Wife desire Board from the first of May, in a genteel
private family in the Seventh Ward, where there are no
oiher boarders. Unexceptionable references fiveo. No
hoarding house keepers need spply. Addreu E K Chat?
ham-square Post-Ori.ee, with par-jculara_mm mr
BOARD WANTED in Brooklyn for a
Gentleman in a private family, or where there are not
more than two other boarders. Tb* neighborhood of Uen?
ry-st will be preferred. Address A. Tea Store 103 Fulton
St.. Brooklyn.___^>2t 2t*i
BOARD WANTED?By a respectable,
pious Lady, who would furnish her room Location
somewhere near Broadway, but not below Boad-st Reier
ences given and required Addrus M . office of Tbe Trib
une._m'? 'l"
BOARD WANTED?By a gentlemen
and his wife-one room with closet, furnished as a
setting r>orn. with oed. Ac. Terms not to exceed $:n per
week. Addreu. stating price and door. J W. W . Trtbuce
ogee._m*l Si*
BOARD WANTED?For a Gentleman,
his wtfe and one child, |.' rears old) wiib a respect?
able private family, in a healthy and pleasact Ixrafion,
where one large or two small rooms can be bad ; or part ? f
a furnish,d or unhirolshed bouse wouid be taker, without
board. Please address -Davis." Tribune office, vnth real
name, location and terms, which must be moderate.
1Kb lw*
THE GREAT EXHIBITION IN
London In 1851 ? One of the most remarkable objects
cf tbe Exhibition in London in 1131, and in which the En?
glish Maaufbcturers will show a great superiority, are
without donbt the fine Cotton Stocking* of ihe mamitacture
of M??RLEY Ladies will thank us to bar* railed their
ai'.-ntion to \U and to be informed that every article of Eo
rlish hne Slocking and Hosiery manufacture L to be found
of the most exquisite qunit'v at LUDI.AMS, IV and 1*3*
Oxford *t. l.oanois, established sir.ee 1750.
17m 13lDAT3tW
NEW PUBUCATICIWS
rpHE PHILOSOPH Y OF SPIRIT
M. UAL INTERCDUISE. being ai ?ipkasjajlssj ?t
J>:odeir.M>sier:ea. Ry Atdrew Jaria-m Davis. Price.1"}
Cents Ju?t published by FOWLERS A WELLS,
mti It 13! Nassau at. N. Y.
IOH n r a N D O L P H OF R(UN
?P OKI ? Bis L i".-, Letters. Sp.eche?. Aner ), tee. Perso.
?' ReminiKences ud Tinea Wi:h Portrait*. Ry Hugh
A l.arlard 2 vol* Price f.'/n Sixth, ediuoo
?The MM "i John Rudolph from bii eccen'rictt'es of
daran, r. Hi patnorism, kit indepeofence, nii keen sar?
casm. Ha ?irjatit ant accomplish.*! ach-ilamhip. and Iron
hie be.ng roi-mporary with ?orne of the moat di?tmnknaesl
n -o ol < iir anea ?. has b<-c irne familiar t-> everv American
cmzeo No biography has bt?a publi.bed in thin country
tl at eqna.- Utve remarkable volumes in interest and atj-ac
tion
A U>tra! discount made fo a?et (a
. . D APPLKTuN A co. Publt.hera,
! _ _ 2>*? Broadway.
A~REM7rkaBLY GOOD BOOK ?
D APPLKTONJ; Co.^oo Broadway, will publish
on Tuesday. Nathm.ik. a tale by Julia Ksvannagb.! two
rarta. 12 mo. psper jSctificb .'complete In 1 vol. cio'.h 5oO
PP
FPakMfca r* tale ef tars skarSSl
" It la.l't? the rap nr. ? tin r<t. n <-| ths reader.''
" It .?n artrd br a h?i Um arniimart and ?.und morality."
?' Fall of [.??-?ja, of ?t.rro; boa'if. '
' ? r f wr.t ng is jratatul, siartmj s ?oothinx. nil lenre oa
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1 Mi.at to i<-coi tkb'a to afl wkn ad.>r? female pa tat I on "
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' It i? a rsauiD* cotsI."
'? It is irse sljr powibl* to fad asy "f the .harar'or, wanting ia
?<?? pr. 11 rr , n nr Hot., ar.t ib tha raqusito t as and fiaeb "
Nf.ari v Rsadv ? Rose Douglss, or the ai.o'uojraohy
of i Min'ster's Daughter one volume, || mj The Mjth
er In Law. by ihe author of the '? Deserted Wife." one
volume, 8vo._ mil 2tla
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AND SELLING OKF BY THOUSANDS -Tnli
work originally appeared in the ' Londou Journal" under
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and Is, without dcubt, the beat Historical Novel that has
sppesred In this country since the death of Sir Walter
Scott. The work is published enure with 16 fine engrav?
ings hy J. W. Orr, Esq , In two large and handsome vol?
umes. Price fl.
OS WXDNESIIAV Next,
Dr Nobthali.'s New Wosk,
Bei ore Ann Behind the Ccrtai*.
Or, Fifteen Years Observation among the Theaters of
New-York. One volume. Price 50 cents. Published and
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A new edition. Is published this momlog with 16 Engrav?
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?EW POPULAR WDRk1s,~JUST
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Reynolds' new Romance. I'ope Joan, the Female Pon
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Price 50 cents.
Cheap ednion r f Oeorge Sand'i celebrated novel. Con
suelo, by Oeorge Sand Second edition, now ready. Four
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The Warwick we (UtMdt By Prank Foreiter. New
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iti22 2t STRINGER A TOWNSEND. 222 Broadway.
WAVERLEY POETRY.?CHAS. S.
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Price 75 cents
This hook will he found to contain gems of rare beauty,
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ni21 3t!s at the New Trade Bale Rooms, 19 Park Row.
To the Medical Professlm-Just Published, Part 2* of~~
BRAITHWAITE'S MEDICAL Re?
trospect?July to January, 1851.?The preient
number of this Journal will be found equally Interesting to
tli<- profession with its predecessor!, containing, as It does,
a complete and reliable digeil of whatever new dusrove
rlet have been made in the Medical Sciences within the
last six months To the active practitioner, no less than to
the student, the work Is Invaluable
Terms?Per number, 75cents; per annum. Si 50; and
for the whole series. No. 1 to 22, in Nos $13 50; bound, in
9 vols . |Mi Invariably In advance
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of Congress, together with Mexico, Central America, West
Indies and Canada, and enriched by plans of Koston, New
York, Pht'sdelphts, Baltimore, and Washington City, Is
now published and for sale at the Map Store. Broad?
way, up si Airs. Size of -M. Tl by 52 Inches; Price,
$2 each, with a liberal discount to dealers. This is. by far,
the most beautiful and cheapest Map of its sUeyet pub?
lished^_If
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1NG ? This work, the most beautiful ever published
en the art, contains a complete set of hooks, printed In col
oi a,) forms, and mercantile calculations with a thorough
c< urte of explanations, dated to correspond with the trans?
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woik Is published In the same stvie in Spanish. Prospect
uaesof Mr MARSH'S Cotirse of Private lustnictton ob?
tained as shove Terms, $25. m!2 Im*
OOKBINDERS' LEATHER.?The
_Eiuhscmher has on band and is constantly receiving
EnL-i.-li co.ored Skivers, colored CaJf Skins, French, Tur
kev Mi rocca Russia Red Leather, Batred Splits and Calf
Bfctaa Look Cloih. Marble Paper, and every article re
qtiir.ii for a H'.ndery. Always on band a lar^c assortment
. Dudiev's superior Bark Silvers. Blank, Sheep and
law fat'8kfns-afl ofwh.rb are otTered at the lowest
. riet eeaby JAMES COOK, 235*, Pearl-st
t;-llm*
B
aIM?SEMENTO.
The first anm AL FESTIVAL
and BALL of the Temperance Social Assemhlv wui
be held al ice Mutary Hall, IM Bowery, est WEDNES?
DAY E\ ESING, March 26, 1851. Tickets, including sup?
per M ret:? to be obtained of the Committee, or at the
.... r W ('. Derbv. \>-b Plitoo-st.; E. Newal, 67
Ridge: Jos- ph Have, Tiiirtv-Nintk St. between Se/enth
atd ligh- a.. : W ... W. Souihee. do; John Hooper. IM
Fniton-st Tue members of tiie Order of the E L. Snow
Social Uni. tii. and tiie public generally, are inviu-U. ui22 u*
N'^Tblo s garden will KlC
OPEN ON WEDNESDAY. March 26. : M. for a
SHORT SEASON ?Arrerigen.er.ta have been made wi b
the celebrated Parisian artiste. M ile CAROLINE LOYO,
anl other distirgulahed performers, with the wonderful
Darc.-gaed Trained Horses lately Imrorted from Pran
ctti's Cirque Oijmp'que, Champs ElysAes, their first ap
praranct Ic New- Yurk-the or.'y artistes ,hst have ever
visited this country from that celebrated establishment.
A'tf. x ord?r to pr*s?ci to '.he New-Yerk public acontlnu
a'-o" of real talent and unh- ard-nf attractions, the propile
tJr bss mgsged Mr Rl PUS WELCH'S entire troapo
from his er snMvsj PHILADELPHIA AMPHITHEA?
TER, eomrrislcg si. the Performers Horses. Ponies.
Wardn-h* Properties. Ccs'.umes. Trapplnrs, Ac, c >a
stittitinir ihe most complete array of novelties ever assem?
bled in ibis or an v other country.
Extensive attiaetiena are making in ihs construrtlon M
ti.e Circle, with elevated seats to accommodate one thou
lit! a a. persons
FoJ! particulars will be given to the h?ls of the day.
B
ROADWAY THEATER.?DOORS
. ? ,p?n ai 7, to commence at 7j o'clock ?Prlees of Ad
n.Las I To Dress Circle and Parrruet, 5o ctsi Pamily Cir?
cle saM Tr.ird Tier. 25 cu; Gallery, 12, eta. Private boxer.
?A and $6.
F -.t night of Miss JULIA BENNETT- ?
THIS EV ENING. March 24 KnowlesTi Comedy of
THE LOVE CHASE.
W. rrs.-'.Mr. Conwoy Constance? Miss Bennett.
T,_ c ld.de etth Us new fsreeof
BETSEY BAKER. m n . .
Mr Marnadt-ieMouser.Mr Davidf.
SATTLER'S COSoMORAM7?aS, Second
jw-nos. comer of Broadway and ta^Mkntl m -OmU
avers da] 'r. ? I o'clock In the mortrlng ?11 10 In the eve
-!. .? A ? ?? 00 25 coot*. These works of srt consU of
a.. -c of a Vi-ws of Earop*. Asia Minor, Syria, the
h?rv Lard I n 11. Nubia, and Aralda. and are laaen from
Nature and pain ltd m ou by Prof. BATTLER, m.4 iwua*
BURTON'S THEATER. Chambers-it
REAR OF CITT HAL!, T - nearest Theater M
?*i#Urf? Hovels Door* op*n at 64,, eomroeooe at 7$ o'clock
THIS EvKNINO March K Wtli be formed,
THE ENGLISHMAN IN PARIS
Afo r w hi'-h the excellent Bur'ette ca ?d
DELICATE GROUND.
??re'V! M.Mr Leiter i Paul ie.Mrt. Bkerrett.
To conclude Wllh Itr* favorite Dr?->a of
THE TOODLES.
low?, Drees Circle Mi Perqueue ?Orte; Family Circle
t5cl*. Or. hestrs Seats. 74 Cts. Prtvsie boxes. $3 and $A
BAHNUM'S AMERICA N M US E I' M.
- P T. BARNIM, Froprletor tod Huirw. Jons
Okiimwood, Jr. Assistant Manner ? Afternoon perform
?nee at 3. In the Evening at ?|. Admittance 25 cu. sbtldreo
ander 10 years, 124 ru
Erg*gernent of JIM ( ROW RICE
MONDAY and TUESDAY, March 21 and 2?,t0 Ibe after -
noop. the smusirg oteee of
THE VIRGINIA MUMMT.
In ibe evening, the moral Drama of
MADELAINE.
Bertrand.Mr. Clarke \ Msdeiet-e... M'ss Chapman.
FELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT EEL
LOWS' OPERA-HOUSE. 444 Broadway, between
Howard and Orand sis. Open every night durtag the week.
The eelebra ed original and well-known Pel.owe" Mine
trela, " comprising an efficient and versende corps of talent
I ed and experienced performers," under the direction of J.
B. Fellows, whose Concerts In this City for the last year
I have been received with the greatest favor bv the elite and
fashion of this great Metropolis. Their Concerts consist of
Burlesque Italian Opera Scenes. Witty Savin ire. Solos,
Duets. Choruses. Dancing and Instrumental Performance?.
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons a grand Coo cert,
1 for the accommodation of ladtea Bskl families, commencing
' at 3 o'clock, P.M. Admission 24 cents Doors open at ef
to commence at 7|. ml
PnL?RTM'S~P ROG RESS.?WILL
SOON CLOSE, at Washington Hall. V? Hroeiwey.
he Panorama of Bunyan'a Pilgrim's Progress
The public are respectfully informed that the exhibition
of ibis painting, which has received the universal encomi?
ums of ihe public press, and w hich has been vialied bv ai
mo?i all(ihe schools and churches of our c'ly. will close
durirg the coming month
Open every evening al 7 o'clock ; to commence at 7J
Admission 29 rents. Descriptive ratel'Sguee Wj cents.
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday a'ternom,
when children will he admitted half-price. m24 lwua*
PANORAMA of RUN VAN'S PIL
1. <;RIM8 PROCRESS-The undersigned have ob?
served with greet satiefacnon tbe exlubanm of ihe Panora
n*a of Kunysn's Pilgrim's Progres*. and believing it calci
la'ed to exert a beneficial influence upon the community at
large?at the same time prenent'ng pecqliar claims upon
ihe patronage of Christians of all denonut ation*. oh--- rftilty
recemmrnd it to ihnr friends and ihe public, as worthy of
encouragement and support Signed
OEO W BETH?NE, O. 8PRIN1.
(it.OKOE POTTS, TIH>MAS DE WITT,
OEO I! CHEEVEB. STEPHEN H TYNU,
JAS.F THOMPSON. Ttl )S H.TAYLOR.
<'HAS O B< > MMKits, OORHAMD ABBOTT,
WM.R WILLIAMS, JACOB Alt BO IT.
R BAIKD, WM. ADAMS m2t 6r?
BALES BY AUCTION.
A. M. MsRwiis, Auctioneer.
1\Y BANGS, BROTHER 6z CO., Trade
J BSnle Ho mi. 13 Park-row.
REMOVAL.?B. B.A CO. have removed to the New
Store, is Park row
REiiLLAR NEW.YORR SPRING TRADE SALE,
1 to be held at the NEW TRADE BALE ROOMS, I i
PARK.ROW. commencing oa MorMay Morning. MsMh
24, 1851, wllh the t>
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS-This day's 8ale will em?
brace all ibe contributions of Law Boots, an extensive va?
riety, being the publications of Little A Brown, T v<J W
Johnson. Voorhies, Thomas Cowperlhwall A Co , Ac Ac.;
also, ihe large Invoices of Messrs A S. Barnes A Co., (J
A C. Mertlam, Crtssev A Marklev. Munroe A Francis, E.
H. Butler A Co . Charles Serthner, Ac. Ac
ON TUESDAY MORNING. March 25,
The Sale will commence with ine great invoice of Messrs.
Harper A Bros, to be fojowed byflhoee of Mr. A. Halt
and Henry C. Ilaird._
Adrian H. Mi t.i.e:a, Auctioneer.
FORECLOSURE SALE OF VALUA?
BLE RF A L ESTATE on Avenue D, Seventh and
Eighth sis-By order of the Supreme Court-ADRIAN H.
MI LLER wlil sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, April 2,
1 h? 12 o'clock, M., at tbe Merchants' Exchange, the fol
i lowing valuable property, viz :
Avanue D and Eiearra-si ?The three three-itory brick
houses on the westerly side of Avenue 0, commencing on
I Ibe southwest comer of Elghth-st .and mown as Noe. 107,
1*7* and IBS) the comer bouse belog M (eel 9inchee in
width on Avenue I) by 42 feet in depth i tbe two adjoining
houses, each being 18 feel in widlh by \i feet in depth, wttu
the luase of the ground on which ibey ?iand, having a term
of aleiut 31 year* unexpined i the three lots together being
Ay (ViVii^SlJrrinTn'ettc'h slde~ '* ""r,m
Aiso, the two 4-story brick houses situated on the west?
erly side of Avenue D, adjoining the above mentioned
In.uses on the soulheny side, and known as Nos I" I and
MB, each being 21 fret 4X inches in width by 42 feetln
depth, wllh an alleyway under the southerly side of 103,
leai log to the 3-*tory brick building In lite rear.
Also, the said rear i story brick house, 32 feet I) inches by
2b feet, wlih the lease of the ground on which they stand,
basing an urexplred term or i\ years; the two lota to?
gether being 4H feet I Incbee IB width bv |isi feet In depth.
EiettTH-ST.? The two three *tory Hr.ck Houses situate
on ihe somberly side of Eighth si , commencing tJ2 fee',
westerly from Averue D, at;d known as Nos . ??> and I ,
each beirg 19 feel in width by 34 feet In depth, with the
leeee of ibe ground on which they *tand. havlag an ur.ex
ptred term of about . I years; Ibe said lots together being
3d fset In width by 48 feet 9 Inches In dep'k. The ground
rent of all ihu above described property is but Ninety Ool
lsrs a year
Avt.it ? D?The two four story brick houses and lots of
pound situate on the west side of Avenue D, lb feet II
inches northerly irom Eighth-*!., known as No*. 117 and
119, each being M feel I inches in wluih by 44 feet In depth,
with an alley way of ihre? feet under each house; the two
together bel?g 47 feet In width by 9J feel in depth.
Si visni MikkT ? Tbe two ihreo-etory and basement
brick Homes and Lots of Oround situate on the north aide
of Sevenih sl commencing 85 feet eas'.eriy from Avenue ?,
and late known as Nos. 2t3 end .45. The Housee are each
20 feet In width by 30 feel in depth, built on ibe rear of the
Lots, wllh courtyards in front, ornamented with arbors,
fountains. Ac. The Lots together being 40 feet la width by
97 feet 6 leches in depth.
A large portion of the purchase-money can remain on
bond and mortgage.
Mapa ofthe property can be bail at tbe office of the Auc
Uoneer, 7 Wallst, or of Messrs WIOHTMAN A CLARK,
2 Wsli sn where every InformaUon a out the property can
be obtained. |882,183, S84| mA'.24,27,2?4l,al,2*
Jamrs Con?:,Auctioneer.
THE ENTIRE BLOCK OF GROUND,
with the Brick Buildings thereon, bounded by Ewen,
MeKlhhin, Marshall and Leonard sts , WiJilamshurgb, for
sale at auction ?JAMES COLE will sell on TL'EBDAY,
March 25, 1851, at 12 o'clock, at die Merchants' Eecnange,
New-York, tbe following desirable property, viz ?
2 large lots on the south side ef MeKibbtn-et, between
Ewen and Leonard sts., each 28 feet 3 incbee front and rear
by 110 feet deep, wlih a two-etory brick house 26 by 44 feet,
with side wings, each 15 feet front by 22 feet deep.
1 large lot on Marshall-st, in rear of the above lot, 32 feet
6 Inches by 100 feet; stable % stories high, 25 by i" feet, bull!
of brick.
b vacant lot* on Marsha 1st., adjoining the above, each
lot 24 by lie feet.
8 vacant lots on Ewen-st, Including the corners of Mar?
shall and McKlbbln sis., each 25 by ?-f feet
4 vacant lota on McKibbtnst, in rear ofthe above, each
lot 24 by Ii I fest.
2 vacant iota on McKlhhinan, 1") feet east from Leonard
si., each St reel 6 loci.? by teOsaae.
raCBBl 'of* on Leonard st. including the corners of
Marshall and McKlbbic its , each loi2? by loo feet,
2 vacant lots on Marsbailsn. In rear of the above, each lot
24 feet 6 Inches by 1' 0 feel.
This Property presents a first-rate opportunity for good
Investment, being In ihe mod thriving part of Wilhams
burgh. Ewen st Is now paved and all assessments paid.
Tbe property in tbe Immediate virility Is steadny increasing
In value, sou will con?nue to Increase for a long ume to
come.
Maps of the property may be obtained at the offices of
the AucUoneer, and at the Rings County Hotel, H i.iiams
burgh (503) nUO 5us
WinnisM H Frahi.ik, Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE OE41 VALU?
ABLE LOTS OF OROL'ND situated at the Intersec?
tion of Broadway and Tenth avenue, SevenQetb and Bev
ecty seend sis-WM H FRANKLIN, SON A CO. wtU
sell at euition on MONDAY. March 3d, at 13 o'clock, al tbe
Merchants' Exchange, the following valuable property,
viz
Fcrty-oce valuable Lot* of Oround at the tntersecrJoo of
Broadway and Tenth-avenue. Seventieth and Seventy asc?
ot d st*.
Twenty oce are on the southwest comer of Teatb-av and
Beventieth-st twhich 1* opened) ;utt above the church, and
opposite Orimn's tavern.
Four are averue lots, and seventeen are on Seventieth-*I.
They are enclosed in a picket fence
Twenty oce are on the easterly side of Tenth-avenue, be?
tween Seveniy-ieeond and Seventy trird sts. Eight of them
are svenoe k is, of watch severs! have a double frost, both
on Broadway ard the avenue.
Six areon Seventy seeondat .which is M feet wide, and
is cow betrg opened anl graded lo the widlh of SO feel,
without expense to the lots, and six are on Seventy-thlrd-st
These twfoty lots tre also enclosed m a picket fence.
The inierseeiien of Broadway wl'.h the Tenlh-av. g.ves to
both parce's very open and pub'lc frocta
Broadway wi l soon be regulated. and have lamps and
curb and gutter up to these lots.
Tbe rapid progress of tbe city, the improvement* in the
neighborhood, snd their proximity to the Hudson River
Railroad, render these very desirable lots, ettter for an in
vestn ett or immediate building.
Tsans-60 per cent of the purchase money may remain
on bond and mortgage for two years, at 6 per cent.
The owner, rel)logon their tnuii*ir value, pledgee bta
aelf thai every iot ?hall be pat up and sold to the highest
bidder without any limitation of price or poetpoeement of
sale, and that no bid snail be made, either nireeUy or indi?
rectly, for his account or benefit Title perfect Warrantee
deeds with full covenants
Msps of the property can be had at the offc* of the Ane
tlcneera. I Broad-st. or of JAMES W ORRARO. rWill
5 _(A476)_salS 3*eodA7iP
Jous Lowfr. Aocloreer.
V|/M W1TTFBS will ?eil PHIS DAY,
W? IdsjM I ".I. at I or;, rx ?> .r- oTJceof the Mi
?sal Ufe laeersnc Cosgpasjy \l wVell at Officefirn'
tare By oidei if itc Collector of the Arrears of faxes. *
The above is ore oi the best locatto?* in ihe CWf
ik or lr ?ti rar re Company, or for a bBetA mi other
Antucnv J Bi kCckib Auctioneer
CHATHAM AM> ? llA.MUKHS Sf.
? ' PROPERTY AT AUCTION-A J HI.KECK KM
*' '??Uat pub.'lAurtioe. pa MONDAY. March SI. IWLet
13 M aiifce Men bai t.' PirhoafS, that va.uaMe Lee*?
I ?> d Property ,;!u?U(j &o the lower corner of ChaUitB kAXl
(??,? ri.hers tu.
The lease of uj?, above premises la from the Corporation
< : ;reCitV"f He? Tora; Ii baa ?1 yeaeato run from the
Isl Cay of May. % ground r?M ef ftoe per anoam.
at .1 t*x*s. with crnatu;f ?r pe'petual reeewal? of 21
;, oar* each, at S per cett 0- the value of the rased lot
1 ?? i -en ise* are row >a.ed for s jrsus. from lit May
hit at a yearly rest of ft oe a'd uxea\ to a g sod tenant,
who, tn addition to giving r*ot aecurt y, baa azpesHed
r < re than #2,?*h In Improvecnanui If racant now, they
w< uld reel for $2.< ro per annum.
A part of tie purchase u ot.ey may remain on hood and
r IMp
**a further particu era apply to the Aaeuoneer. 7 ?road
? - ?
is it The
f r a Banl
h .'infts Immediate p*>*?e?e!?>n may be obtained, oo pay
1 a* the present occupant afalrboeue. ?*?! tl
Antiiosv J Bi i ( km, Auctioneer
IARGE AM) PEREMPTORY SALI
s*OF WATER LOTS er. 1 Piivlleges on the Hudson
River and Bulldtng Lota oo the Twe Ah and Twrteeatn
a. ecues. and oo Forty-'ourih ard Pony h \h sis . at auction,
t.,-ose a concern- ANTHONY J Bl.KEcKER will sell
at aucUon on WEDNESDAY. March 5fc.i d.ai 12o'clock,
M . ai the Merchant* Exchange, the following valuable
property, rix i
I .ots of ground and about i-n water lots, situated oo the
Hudson River, and on the Twelfth aad Thirteenth avenue*,
ard on Forty fourth and Forty fifJt aia , the whole forming
one of the moat valuable River properties In ibis city. The)
water grants taken out and paid Air
The Hudson River Rai'road passes dowa the Eleveetfe
avenue, on the rear of the who e premise*, leaving Uks>
water privileges antoucbed. Extensive improvements er*>
making In the Immediate vicinity, this being the eaf)otalag
h ock to those occupied by Mr lliggtra a large factories.
The terms of sale will be lit era! to the purchasers. Lith
o.rapble maps of the shove lot* may be obtained of the
Auctioneer H days beforeihe sale duo sanf IS
W. N Law it. Auctioneer
THE GR BAT SALE OF IMPROVED
DAIRY fPOCK, conilii rg of upward of ioe bead,
belonging to Thomas Bei . of Morrtaante. Westcf eater Co.,
will be sold at Public Auction oo the ?Sth day of March, at
1) o'clock, without reserve A catalogue, giving a de?
scription of each animal, will he given on the day of sale.
Monlsenla, 9 mile* from New York, by Harlem Railroad.
tc222t*_THOMAS BELL.
B. BfOOfSBV, Auctioneer
BOOTS &z SHOES.?Semi-annual Sale
of 1,000 rases, romprlitng a desirable assortment for
Spring trade, by H Mooney, Aucuoneer, on TUESDAY,
March 2\ 10 o'clock, A M . at the Store of A D. ? ALE,
.'..s Pearl ?, New York, where a general assortment also
may be found at private sale at the lowest prteee. 224
Pearl iL_?mSt?
D 8 HOUOH. Auctioneer
PEREMPTORY SALE of good Furni?
ture and Bedding, on MONDAY morning, 10* o'clock,
at 87 l Ireenwlcb-av., (ibe elects of a femur.) bo fa*, ma?
tin.anv French Bedsteads, daituwk Lounge*, mahogany
and walnut Tables, inanosany and walnut Chairs mahoga?
ny Rockers, tine hair Meitresse*, hair Bolsters and Pil?
lows, marble lop add plain Bureaus, mahogany and walnut
Wotk Table*, Carpets. Mirrors, walnut and maple Bed?
steads. Solar and llall Lau.pa. Oiataware, Ac. Rain or
?hire. m22 2*1**
John T Rot uws, Auctioneer.
ALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI
RE, at AUCTION -The underalgned reapectfully
{We notice to their friend* and the public that Ibey are
vepared to give their personal attention to the sale o(
II. usehohi Furniture at public auction during the ensulnf
season ROLLINS A DINOERDALE A?ciioo*ors,
Uil8 10t* Office Ai Wall-St.
CMALL FARM IN YONKERST?T
e^ AUCTION-A FARM ofM or *> acres, about 2,
ml.es from the Steamboat Landing and Hudson River Rai.
road Depot, lo Ibe village of Yooaers, will be sold at auc?
tion by toe subscriber, pursuant lo an order of the Supreme
Court, at the 1) we.ling-House oo the premise*, on TUBS
DAY NEXT, 2Mb Insi at hood. It Is hea tllful y aiiuaied
In Ike Hand Mill River Valley, opposite Ihe residence of
Jacob D. Odell Es'j la In htieconditl >n . or i.aid., houses,
Ac. Lately occupied by Ahm Pomler, deceased. Its po?
sition. Ac. would render it verv dedra do a* a gentlemen'*
si.miner residence Term* easy Apply for further Infor?
mation lo WM. W. SCRi nil AM. Vonker*.
iii22 2t? EBENE/ER LYON. Special Guardian.
R. C. Kevir, Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE of FUR
NITURE, PIANOFORTES. CARPETS, Ac , by
Catalogue, TO-MORROW, (Tuesdsy,) at IS Nassau si
viz - A large assortment of Household Fu nltureof good
quality, 1 Rosewo. d Piano Forte. 7 octaves , Carpets, Ae ,
which Is well worthy ihe attention of Housekeepers, m.'l It*
HO PERSONS wishing to dispose of
L FURNITURE AT AUCTION -Tl - ikea kef of
fers his services as auclloneer to fannies breaking up
housekeeping, and others who vviali 10 dispose of fund
iure, chattels, good* Ac and feels conli.leut of giving satis*
Tai Ih ti in ea. ry particular. PETER PaUKS.
mU Iw* Auctlou.i-r, 17 Walt at, 2.1 floor
t^Tl
FINANCIAL _
NOTICE.?All persons are hereby noti.
tied aad cautioned against receiving or negotiating
Ihe following Promissory Note*, dgnerf by roe snd say a
bl* lo Us*orfmot * LAPP or ELI PH ALE T L ADD, re
One for td.M*, hv* ih'Misand dollar*, de*i April, |Rt|
One forfet? .ss-imi, ?i\ hundred and forty nine ?HfM,
due i June, 18*01.
One f..r # I .mo, onethoutand doilsri, due 1 August 1851
One for tl.i.Mi, oneihoiiiand ooliars, due * Met \hM.
One for$l,Uf none ihoiitand dollars, due 1 No/ In.I
The same bavlng|>>een OtiiaMsil from uie wit tout consider?
ation, will not Ire paid Dated Bet March, I AM.
"'22 3t*_IRB. IL YCKINCK, Jr.
Oi rice or the Moaai* Camal and Banking Com-~>
rkiy OP 1144, Jersey Cit), March, It, left )
[VOTICE is hereby niven that the Annual
1 v Elcctioo will be held al the oflire of lh? Company In
Jersey City, on Mouday tlie 7tb day of April next, fur the
choice of live Disectora in place of Class No. I. whose
U-rm of service will ih.-a t-Apiie The Poll will lie open
Iron 12o'clock, M , ontil I P M of that day Th.it/aoafer
hooka will he cloaed on and from the IHta tn*t unlil tlie 8tt?
dsy of ApiU. (iiila tAp7* | JOHN D POE, Snc'y.
I RV1NG RANK.?The whole amount of
? ihe Capital Slock being taken, will commence badness
on Monday, lhe2tth Maren Instant, when the first Instalment
of to per cent will be payable at 27ft Green wichst between
Warren and Chamber* its , which plsce tbey will occupy
until their Banking House, to he located on the north-east
corner of Warren and Greenwich it is hu ll
By order of the Board. E. 11 LAI NO, President
John Thompson, Cashier. mit 12t
(CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER
'CENT. RAILROAD BOND*, f 30.DOO.-The*ub
scrlher offers for sain f vo.kki of ibe Bonds of ibe Chicago
and Galena Railroad, bearing Ten per cent Interest,
uoder authority from the Legislature, payable In New.
York, and the principal convertible to ike stock of Use
Company any time within four years.
This Road forms a link In the great chain of roads from
the Atlantic etiles to the Mississippi River, and postaseea
also a very valuable local traffic. It Is one of the cheapest
roads in the world, having cost but about tio.oofi per mile
lo Elgin, to which place It is completed from Chicane.?
The last dividend of ibis Company was eight per cent for
six month* on the hr.umed portion of the Road.
The Bonds above-mentioned are a portion of those t
for tie purpose of extending the Road to Belvldere, te
which point It Is under contract.
These ten percent Bonds are for sale in arronnts of SAOf)
std $l,nne, at ia*> per cent, with interest from 1st May nest,
and mrnlah the cheapest perfectly safe security oo Use
tLarkeL
Further particular* can he obtained of the subscriber,
mStft JOHN THOMPSON. S4 Wall-St
BANKING HOUSE OF J. CARt>
THERS A CO No 15 Wood^t PITTSBURGH. Pa
Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES of the
UNITED STATES Reference lo New-York-Mosern
Window, Lanier A Co by Wail al eul7tf
ACROSTIC.
W ondroo* Indeed are Nature'* law* and ways.
A nd wonderful the great discoveries.
T bat shows at once the cure of all disease,
T o be dependent on the Nerves alooe,
8 uch Is ine fact, experience kalb shewn.
N store's great soul is electricity,
E srth's whole dependence, most Implicitly
R eview ibe wondeis tl hath brought to light,
V suture lo think and set ihyaelf aright,
0 ur brain conceive*, and send* Its quick desires
U pon the Nerves, It* telegraphic wiree.
B uppose the body ha* the gout or cxrgb.
A nd the comnunlcatlon Is cut off,
N othlog to send the mind's will to the part,
T o tell the foul Invader to depart
1 now Inform the world this will subdue
D Iseases of the deadileat cast or hue,
O nly by acting on the hrdn alone.
T o start the Nervous ilulda Into tone,
E xperince In every ea*e bath show n.
1 r J Nassau-st tl per bottle, *>9 per dosen Most of Ute
minor diseases of ibe Nerve* are cured by oo* bottle ?
? e first bottle bi sold to every one upon trial If r.o fseoe?
f i is derived, the money returned The fluids once started,
disease has warning/toqolL_m2t 2t"
DR. TALBOT WAITS, Prwidh^
Physician over the Nervous System. No. tlo Green?
wich si. Persons afflicted with Nervous Diseases or De?
bility of whatsoever kind, can have such undeniable proof
of ihe efficacy In thousands of cases, that no one can leave
without being cured, or with the linn convtcuon that they
will be very soon, according to ibe severity of the case. A
most experienced Matron is in attendance from JA Bio
3 PM. for ladies to consult as to treatment, Ac, and every
day's neglect of those who are afflctel will he th? catse of
a da) s regret. Wholesale and retail depot for Watts*
Nervous Antidote. !< 2 Nassau-*L tl a bottle-B'J per doz.
m21 9?e*
t^TORE TO LET or LEASE.?The
thre.- *iore* front and rear huUdtof, 307 Oreenwlch-et,
i old No ) to let or Jesse The above |* m rare chance lore per?
son wanting a dwelling, store and work shop, or factory, ail
connected. Inquire of DaNIEL LEE, *o Frankiio-st
m? lie*_
OLD COUNTRY <fc GERMAN NEWS
ROOM, 106 Bowsry-Leadlcr English. Scotch Irtek
and German Papers every t? eck Open dally.^ '*_
S~ t?tT?ners:~\j?wir~wwR
want of Nsat Joe PaiNviNc. at sWj?"5 ttS
stould do well to call oo M O'NEILL, !*? w^"^ *
door from WaR. _"v1*^ .
BUH KS FOR SALE,?About 130 000
second band Brlrk. A's^aeOld lloos- I' ?^
. .1 If C. I. BOOTH e?? CrvebyaadBleecaefS-.

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