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V01- XV.IS0- 4,617._NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1856. PRICE TWO CENTO
IVBW-YORK TRIBUNE.
niK NKW-YOKK I?A1LY TRIB17NB
fa Pislixhbd KVK.RY MORN1NO aao EVENING,
(Suansv aiuarTKD.)
BY OR BE IKY k He E MtATII,
_ rai raisim hi ll Blaaa, cobskb or w??u aau> trauca
btbbkt?,or?ti?itb tmb city mam.,
aas deti v et r .1 *? City Baaatitaara at IS) caata mat araak. Bka>
aatCopte* Two I . Ball SubsenSeta. ?>o p-T annum, in ad
ftgata aiaataa, Ml mi tn e?-oiouu^ *iso.
TBK NKW-YORK WKK'ilY TIMIU NF
A VERY LABOE I'AI'KK tORTIlE i OWN TRY,
k? pal tubed every >?tvbi>av Uobbins at the low price of 62
??Bienauui, ia advance. Titlaa COBBta am $ ft I Kive C ?P'e? BM
C; Tea (>!*"? for a)i*: Mai a |Baf*JI it kj no raw rohtu>u.?l Bl -
aas*) ll <? ttai? lor wl... h it it pant. Advertisements lot th s
Sat will fee. ebar.ed SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS PER LINE
B.r rack tuacrtioa.
TIIK HF.MI-WKF.KLY TKIBCNK
??arMiab?Ml every Tvrt?AV aj.ii Frwav Mc w? ? Pile*, $3
fat tamum. Two Copiea for *>.'>; Five ( ope a i t -ill 25. Ad
laaajaiai u i ic i tats a Raa f. r > a. h insertion.
a
tV ,0
fr ?aor
TIIK NKW-.oiik TRIBI7NB
ml EUROPEAN CIRCULATION,
sraaalisaed on the departure of each Mail Steamer for Liverpool
at ?}b per annum, postage i (luded. Single Copiet, Six Ceuta.
TIIK NKW-YOHK TKIHI Ni:
fOB CALIFORNIA, OR BOON, AND THE
H A N D W I 0 II ISLANDS,
k published ou the departu'v of each Mail Steamer for Atpia
arail at * I BJ |>er annum. Siugle coaiea, Six Cents.
Special Kotiere.
Fsevs-York llinlorlml Horlrly.-The r. gi lar Monthly
Besting of ibis Society wdl be held at their rooms m the Uiu
etntv TUB iTassria*) EVENING, Feb. 5, at 74 o'clock.
HfcMlY ( vAN S< iiAACK, esti. of Manliut will read a pa
aar entitled " Kcmi.ni.cei* <? ot the Life anat Ti jiea of Egbert
aUsaoa." AM KF W W ARN KR, Reoc-rdii.g Secretary.
BVanMi-. A iieeimgof the Friends of Kansas will be bald
tJlUr. KV ISING, at the Lyceum, No 11 LaighMt. Mr BEN
BY S. < I i HB will explain the OCTAGON i'i.AN OK BET
TLKMENT, hi d ihe Vafjatartau Caaaaaay to start for Ka .sa.
at Match. IV Itev. Mr STUHRS, tri m Kauaas. is also ex?
pected. To cor-iu.euoe al 7| p. m.
I.O.??. V. The It. VV. GRAND LODGE ,i Booth New
York will hold its SEMI ANNUAL SESSION on WKDNKS
IIAY KVENINO, 6th Feb., at 7} o'clock, in the room of the
O. F. Hall, comer of Orand an 1 ( entre ats. Bv order,
JOHN J. DAVIES, (i. See.
Dr. K Hen feet h Hlaekwell, grad iate of Qfata Medleal
Csvlege, pupil at Itie f.y.i.g t, ktOS] Hal, Pane, and stu lent ot the
Isaoaon BsaayMala, attends to every department of MKIHCAL
PRACTM 1 among Ladlea and Children, No. 7s Ea?t isth st.
i hours from 10 to 12 a. m.
I.es-lurt-e. I". IC. lirorbe rliooorl or.N. Y.?The Eighth
Lecture 11 a.d 11 tLe fill AKITY F UN U will be delivered oo
TUE.-IiAY EVE NING, the 5tb inst., at 8 o'clock, in the Lec?
ture Km m ' f the Men entile Library Association, Aa'or-place
by LEW IS W. MANSFIELD, eat, aotbor of " Up-Country
Letteis," Ac. Subject? Tbe Body as a Residence. Admission,
3b cen ta?
rn he Hex . W. II. Milburu will deliver h - ?
Taalaie before the Young Me-i's Christian Association of Brook
ha, in Plymouth f burch, THIS (TasaaiaT) EVENING, Feb.
B, et e c/co. k. Suloet t ' Western ML.-I -ita .Marnfoi'sti ina
? Floquei.ce and Humor." Single admission, 60 cents.
( oluailiin < olleue. Tb? INTERN? DI?TE EXAMIN
ATI ON will begiu in the College Chapel on MONDAY. Feb.
a at H o'clock, aid I* continued until WEDNESDAY, tba
Bftb h i lu.ne. Haaraol Eaaaali atom from Oi to H each day.
The Siinnr und Jaajai (lasses will be examined (roiu the Ith to
fite Ith; ti e So| hen ores and F'reahmen from the Wth to tba
IBtb, both days incluaive. Tbe Regents of the University, the
Alamni of ll e College and persona geuerally iutereated in the
eause of a goo I Edai atnm are invited to attend.
_CHAS. KINO, President Colombia College.
fapiritiniliem OemoDstratetl at S'uvvesa i I
THIS I \t NINO, at 7J o'clock. IRA B. DAVIS will eiplam
rolea necessary Jo be observed, after which the audience
seiet t a coinn.itflh) to propoae teat queationa to tbe Spirita,
be will ansv.tr by Itapping and Writing. Mrs. Vv. B.
will aelei t a sobu
who Kill aaawai
COAN Medium. Ticket? UJ cents.
The Ayea and Nnea upua ib<- Fliirnliiv Knie
aatkina couii aird to the eyea and nose that daily suffer from
tbe eld. smoky, greasy, burning gridiron process, and the inler
aala of the coun rv are not half so much at " steak" Basra the
ajaesttoi. as upon ihe plurality at art ?tratst, one above the other,
and a <oter om r both, which carries off all smoke, and secures
BJB ii o?t delicious broils. F.xaii.ine ROBINSON S PATENT,
at No. 78 Duane-at., II0 feet east of Broadwav. Price from *2
tat? 9.
Amerii Hn IitNtilole Farmern* Club. A regular meet
tat ?ill be held at tbe Kciawnory. No. til Broadway, on
TI'ESDAY. Feb. 4, at uoon Subjects: " WINTER-Fll KD
INOOFSIO' K ' and " WINDMILLS FOR FARM CSK."
Fbaifera are always especially wel..irae. Adenisalon free to
til._B. MEIOS, Secietaiy.
Dlseaae* of the ^laJm^DrTlTEW'Ytj^^
special tieain.ent if Ihe most inveterate forms of these atlee
tiens, and a.so SCROFULA and CANCER, is now at No. 133
?tb as . BsMl Kl'h-st.
Ertil?rHiii Inii lllni nt t Ottn e and LsborKxrhiinge
Ha 2 flanal at aatata ol Centre st., N. V.?The (Jmce is estab
Bshtd bv the Commissioners nf En:.grvi.'ii, whereca.i always
Be found large numbers of LABORERS and BEBVANT8 at
teiy low rates ol wagea, and persons can have their orders filled
by ar t'i.g to tbe Superintendent. and sending the amount nse
aasary to pay tbe peas ago of the parties required. No <???
akaiged to employera
JAMES P. FAOAN, Superuiteudeut
faMUtae Mump? Ii cents) lor sale at tins office.
P
Amnocmciito.
CONCERT.?Ibxbb JANE A. ANDREWS, aa
sisted by Signer IIKK.N AKDI, (Baritone); who will sing
for the fust tune, an English Song; Mr. JOSEPH BURKE,
iVlcliristl, Mr RICHARD HOFFMAN (Solo P.mi.M; and
Ir CLARE W, BKAMKS. (CondcWtOf at the Piano), at the
Braaklta Atbenaou, ou THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 7,
Iti*. Tickets .SO rents each; to he obtained at the Music Stores,
and at the Bookaroreof W M. W. ROBE, No. 142 Atlantic-st.;
also, of the Librarian of the Atbenatum, an I at WM. HALL k
pon's, Piano-Forte Warerooms, No. 2119 Broailway, New
York, and at ihe door. Doore open at 7. Coucert to couimeuce
all o'clock.
Alf- .1 i I IKN and~Ar(;i ST IsOt'KKI.
reaptrtfully u form their friends and Ihe public geuerallv,
that they will give tin ir first
GRAND CONCERT,
lu NIBLO S SALOON, on FRIDAY, Feb. 0, IBBJ.
They will be assisted by Mrs. e. G. BOSTW [( K and orbet
atttaient Art et-.
Fall iarticulate in future advertisements.
Bfc o A I> WAY THEATER.?
BOB Tin BEN1 Fir OP miss iank i oombes,
The Yot'TMri'l Bamicaa Dlbutante,
White recent i.eraouatiun of
JULIET,
PAUUNE,
MRS HALLER.
and MARGARET ELMORF.
Al this Theater have realized the unanimous aaaaaBBBatatsatii
applause of intelligent audieucra. aud the apjiroval of tbe
a
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 6, 1856,
Will be lerforn id 'he trage.lv ol
ROMEO AND JULIET
Marcutio (h.s last appearance).Mr. J. W WALLACK, jb.
Romeo.Mr. ( PldHBB
Jahet (lot the second time).Mite JANE COOMB BS
lie Nurae.Mrs. O. BLAKE
To be followed bv the grand scenic drama.
THE SEA of ll B.
N. B - Tbe Ilex Look is now open.
BROADWAY THEA! ER?E. A. MAKsTlALL,
Sole I essee ? Boxes and Parquet. Ml tents; family Cucla
aud Upper Tier, iil cents ; Private lloiea. ?> S and tt.? ? Do.'r?
?pan st 6} ; con m. nee at 7 ??',k II' I-S EVENING)
TBB Bl RANGER
TteStraig. r .. Vr \\ a a. k | Mra Haller.... Miss Co.unbes
Baron Sttintort.Mr. Fenno | Auuelte.Misa Duckworth
THE SKA OP ICE.
fee I.sseoi;rs.Mr. Canoll I Louise.Mme. Pouisi
leal Monte.Mr. C. Fiahet | Couuteaa.Mrs Bucklaud
Bl' K 1 ON ( IIAMUKKS-f? I'KKK V.?
TUESDAY?THE BEBJOUB FAMILY, with soms new
psx-ple :
Captain Maguire. Mr. H A Perry | Widow Deltnaiue. Mit.
k. I'aikei ; Amii adab Sleek. Mr l urton; Lady Creaiuley,
Mrs llurhea.
W ith Ust new i lece of
? SAM PATCH IN FRANCE.
Sam Patch. Mr J H Mi \ ,car. the American Comedian, just
retail ei! fn in K' gland, where he met with great su. eeaa.
TO-kiOKKoW-A new piece called FAMILY TU S
LAURA K V. E N K ' 8 V A K I K T I K S .
LxTt TUR MCTBOeOl ITiS TMBATrB, BkOAOWAV,
Parqiiel and Dress l i i le. Vi i .? I.; Family Circle, 25 csula;
Orrhestra Stalls. ?*? cents , Private Bexe?, ?'>. ? Door? open a:
?41 ccu.u , i ct- at 74 ?THIS EV ENINO will be performed:
SATAN IN PARI B,
? ? ? ? V.Miaa Laura k. eoe I Count Vanille.Ml. Jordau
_ IHt SCHOOL FOR Tli.r KS.
C*(t. K -eltsa, Mr Mcleouall I Major Silrt.Mr. K. Trevor
lato Crop.Mist L. Keens | Traces.Mi as a. Clifton
VA'iicN.M im aii k-a. H. PURDY.Matv
A? aaat aad PiaaakMat.- Draaa Carda aSaaatai Pit tat esntti
OrcLe.tia I ba ? M'els.-THIS EV ENINU will be performed:
THE INVASION MF IRELAND.
Art MacMurrou.h J H All. I t t, , pJll I > arMisslIa'hawtv
Tbadj OK\an.Mr.O UP 11 W-dow O'Rvan ...Mrs. Wray
laatkarlBI Dance by Miss Henrietta Lang
ASPHODEL; Oi. THE MAUIC PEN
BaliLas. Mr. O. Is. Foa | Bakalls.Mias Batbawav
s tTi ill isn I'liii.i .th ,
WA I. I. ACK ?" TH RATE EL-limn and PRmmi
,W centa; Fan.ily Circle 2> cents: Stalls s>l; Private
Boxes et and s>7. Di* r? open at 4ff o'ci.vk, la rtormauce? coia
asurit: - THIS EVENING wi b |-ttonued:
DIKE HUMPBBEY'S DINNER
Rscbare BhasM - - ..Mr. Lester | Agnes, hi* wife-Mrs. Iloev
\ ILLAGB DOC iOR.
Petrte Bl* our Mr. H. P lac isla i LatlBBI.Mra Hjey
IHK. DOWAOI K
Lord Lynossv_Mr. Waleoit | lbe Ifowager.Mr?. Hoey
BAKN'i .M" WI SKl'.M.?First time of LrOVE
ANIi I BARITY, tri ll Mra Frank Drew n t.iree
rtaia. , . r . . .. r ?, LOVE LAUOHS AT l.OCK
?MlTliS- THIS (Tu. ..;?>? EX ENINO, Fah 5, at 7* o'clock,
JjOJl ash i HAKIii. a..d LOVE LAU..US aT LOCK
aatlTHs a Fl E IIMiiA al 9?SEROEANTS WKDDINO,
?at i'UMI m u FtO.VO.Vi. Performancesm tta L ?N'v
?t I aid 7 a. m The uvin4j WILD kNIMALS,
*<*"?.-Uti-e v, al', its -ects; i'htl Iren aider in. 2| -nta.
^N K( i liMiiN to CHINA and JAPAN,
at si ifit-ut .. I or Twentv-fi\e i
"ejiVk p BALL, No, att Broadway. Doors otvo at
Tr?,o. ,. ^?r^*?1* ?,*rt ?* 74 o'clock p in. Two Af.eruo.rn
?aafi^^Fy i?D*Y aad SATURDAY, at Three p.m.
*atboatbjrt-o. R. Wim WM. HEINE.
ptattElaD?Rf (JAI.I.KKV. N.?. 4:?7 lin.adway,
tmU^u* i'"* i6H 01 tJ,? '??atl I' AINTINOS ever put spun ax
vpaa PAY aad EV ENINO. Adai.lianas ? caxata
N' I B L O" O A R D E M .
TUESDAY F.\ BXINO. Fak. I
E FTRAORDOtAEY ATTRACTION.
F o i i r ? TSBTAIBBiSBTf,
TIIK WONDERFUL RAVEL FAMILY.
Mile. THERESi ROBERT, OAvi too Ballet Tiou.sv.
To conmiei.ee ?ith
LA I ETI CHAMPETRE.
Characters by the IUVF.L FAMICT.
THE DOUBLE TIGHT-ROPE.
By Virgn.i Cbanm. A. Lehman.
Followed by th. grand Bellet of
iovriA,
Chaia? ?er? by Mile. Robert tod the Ballet Troupe.
To cot elude * Hb t) i Con ir ( hinese Pantomime of
KIM K. a
Character" by the RAVEL FAMILY
rniers or admisiiob:
TICKF.'IS.FIFTY CENT?.
Tue oi.ly Sett* that can be secured in advance are:
Private Boxea.????4M each.
Ore.'.eatra Seata.t>| each.
Box-Offce open daily. from I a. m. to 3 p. m., for the aale of
Ticket* and securing Orchestra Seat* ai.d Private Boxea ouj.
Door* open at bj. perforn.anee to commerce at 7a o clock.
Bid KLEY*1 SERENA I ?LKS. x?. 539 Brarttl
wav ?E\ FRY N.'OHT Una week, the Bnrleeque ou
SOMNAMHI i.A. and NEGRO MINSTUELsV.
Commencing at "f o'clm k. Admiaaion ~A cent*
NOTH F.?Perham'e Fourth Flnterprise Oift Th ket* are re
eadead (lor the adm sdon o( four pciscn*; to our eiitertaiutuetiU.
For tale at tie lloi-fiff.ee.
ajTjKEAT HI'SlTTo f*e*s IH'C'KLEY"8 SERENA
"t_A DERS, Thai reeelvi mr f u-admissions th? ttrxet* in
PrltllAMS FOURTH GIFT ENTERPRISE.
These tieAata are for .ile fron. P an. to .u I. m. at the box
office of HCl KLEY S OPERA HOUSE. No. A83 Broadway,
and at the prl] rii al Hi tela and M .fie Sune*.
Price, a-1, Of eleven for *>l?.
PIANOFORTE RECITALS.?M. MORGAN
t' '..at ..? of (irao Church and Coidne'or of the Meal ?!*?
roka Union) win give hi*.THIRD RECITAL et Dedworth-i
Rooms, on Till It.-DAY EVENING, Feb. U, iuttead of tuia
n ornii a. at previously announced.
C^EO. CHRlbTj cV Who])- MINSTRELS?
I No. 44? broad c. ay.
OPEN EVER! EVENING Picket* Sheen la.
All buaineaa transacted by EL WOOD.
SMItIFa Co.'s Maiiin.f.tb PANORAMA of
< AL IF OR MA - the large at Oil Painting in the world?will
be oiered for exhibition EVERY AFTERNOON a! 3 and
EVENING at 74, o'blisk. for One Week Onlv.at Hop* Chapel,
No. 718 Broadway, con men ing on MONDAY EVESI.VO.
Feb. 11, IBM. Tick et a 2Acenta.
DR. AIMO'iT'-1 celebrated COLLECTION of
EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, No. 6V>9 Broadway.-Tbia
valuable Museum, containing upward of 1,100 Object*, with
aeveral recent- Additiona, ia the moat popular and attractive
Exhibition in the n't, Adaniaeiou. 2A cent*.
HE CRYSTAL- I'ALACE.-This " beautiful
building eoiitaini variona objerta of intereet?Ancient
Gobelin TAPES'! ItY, a gallery of I'AINTINOS. rare and val
oable STATUARY, bealds A, ri aitt ral Iwplaxaaataaa4Ma>
ehiiK ry. It will remain oj?en until furtlier notice.
iVcuj flnblicationo.
Juxt Publ.ehed:
H L E R E N C II 8 PEAK E B |
and
COLLOQUIAL PHRASE BOOK.
An eiiay and agreehhle method of acyurir.it a Oratnmatical and
ej caking knowledge of the F'irnch Language.
By FRANCIS BUTLER,
Teacher and Translator of Languages, author of " The- Spanlab
Teacher," I.e. 18mo., cloth, 310 peget. Price AO ceDt?.
" We ran add noting to an full a titie-page, except that it if
fully borne out by the proi'uction itaelf. It g.<et oof with the
recommendation ol Preiident King of Columbia College, the
Rev. Dra. Ford and Cox and other diatingaiain<d men."
fN. Y. Daily Newa.
" We only fulfill a duty when we warmly recommend thb>
wotk to al! wislnng to acquire a ' tpeskiug knowledge' of the
French Language." [Commercial Advertiser, Canada.
" Any one wiabing to learn thin beautiful and useful latuuar
should avail theuietlvea of this instructor, as it is written tus
plain and comprehensive manner." [Broekville Monitor.
" This little work leads the learner to an acquisition of the
fewer of Hi caking the French Language by the> simplest and
resdiest method. We recommend it to the c nsideration ot ail
lean era ol'1 rei ch." ISt. Loui* Evening News.
"The object and purpose of this W ork are clearly and fully
stated in the title-page. We believe it deserves all that it
claims." I Troy Daily Timt-a.
We have hundrrda of other testimonials in favor of this little
work from the Press in every quarter of the United State*.
Published and for tale by
GARRETT k Co., No. 18 Aim at
Also for aale by all Bookseller*
? IS N Y F E R N
1 ON
M A 11 U I E 1) L I P E .
mb
THE RIW-TOII L E D o E R
roa
Febxiary 9?Now Ready.
Axeo,
S P L I N D I D F tlHION PLAT E I
and
ILLUSTRATED TALES.
Together with a gieat variety of miaiellaneou* matter, on ad
torls ct subjects, making the'BEST. and a* it ia universally ar
...? adtad to be, the aaoM popular af ail tho FAMILY ;
PAPERS m the country. Price Four Cunts. Sold everywhere
JMR HANKS it?d PRIVATE BANKERS.? ;
HIE BANKERS1 MAGAZINE AND STATISTICAL '
REOISTKR contains a liat of Private Bankera iu all the towna
and cities of the United States; aleo. in Europe, South America, ,
Ac. II. Suggestion? to Young Cashiers Ou the Duties of their
Profeaaiou (a i remium Esaay). Ill Engravinga of new Bank?
ing Houiea in the City ot New York, with descriptions. IV. A '
History of Coiomerce from the Earliest Times. V. Financiers
of States and Cities. VI. Descriptions of prominent Forc.gu
Banking Institutions. VII Design for Country Banking
House*. Moathly: ?>5 per annum.
.1. SMITH hom \NS No 1?2 Pear .:.
rp ii E BCA L P E L FOR .1 A NU A B v.
J. EfHtoi t.v t I)W ARD B. DIXON, M. I)., is now ready -
It contains the' usual quantity of didaclic, sarcastic and philo
si j hie al matter. The January numbe r has heeu diiayeJ partly
fflesj, the iui'.olenre of i a edi'cr and partly from the worth'.eaa
reaa of the ci mmuuica'lena received. A a the journal is en?
tirely oiigiual ai d the editor ia determined to maintain it* char
aeter. this eouise will invariably be adopted wbei -vrr OOOOO
ssrv in preference to filling its page* ?itn inferior matter. Tue
jcurusi i* a quaiterly of 64 pagee; it la by uo means a inndu al
j< uti al, bul is deveted to the exposition of abuses of tue laws
ct health at d the errors of edui *iion a .d of doiueit.c life. This
ia the 2!'th uuml er tri du the conni.e:.cement ,u January, lit', if
ia the firat aun.ber of solwXM 8, ami a sood time to subscribe i
Ol a year in advance. The firai six volumee kOSjaal.laCtered
and indem'., in three Urge boots id Afo pages each, may be had
of ihe editor only for ?4. The following number* wi.i no- **
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gle i uii bert and tubtcriptiont at SHERMAN A Co.'t, No. I
Vetey sr., Astor House.
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?ECOND ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION
C. A. A.
The COSMOPOLITAN akt ASSOCIATION announce
aWof p? s-t v . ? n ei.t af the distribution ot the AVorka of Art
from tie 3llt ol January to the 28tii of Februaiy next, (the
ran.e as last year.) at which time it will most positively take
I kaoo.
The stove change in the time of the distribution has bee i
Icoi.trary ta the expectation of the management) deemed expe?
dient in order to receive tue retorts of distant secretaries,
which, owing to the lata at >rnia throughout the Country and the
ri nsequent uetanrei ent g| the mads, will be delayed from
reaching the Wet'etn i fhee by he 31st of January.
The last chance is m w presented to Subscribe. The Dittribu
tk'ii will jositi.elv take p'ace Thursday Evening. F'eb. 2?.
* hen the large and valuable I ollectiou a( Wurka of Iri.cuu
wnamg tie celebrated Ueno? Crucifix, the Marble Busts be
powers, llioi.re Siaiuaiy. ami seveael Lu: d e.i u,a?i..:i . :.- oil
Paiutfa'gja, wi:l be distributed among tue Subscribers for the
second year.
Subtcriitiocs? 03, eatitle any person to any of the Hlevb g
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CHAPTER VI.
Sa I th CaBOUBA s.o (ieoaci*.?Railroad Oen*. J77.
Ni rihrr: Hav Tu. l'roi.t of Slave Labor. 379; Hough Bidlaf,
SO; '? Very "Sice Co'.ntrr." S?; Natural Sceoery. 3B2; The
Pe. {le. 304*; The.r Hai .?a'ion*. ?i; Cotton Pla'.tat.ooa 3Sr?;
r ? . Hand?. ?7; Aa Overseer. K?. A Free Munter. SU, N HB
(art.it.a im law C*mBM Niggers, M| A Pleasant Farm
Boom, Sud; Negro Jedling?the Carolina Yell. 3S*4; Ca.t.p
F re?. Wj S.avraat Work, 3*7; Conversation with a Peasant.
ill; Hi* deogrsph.cal Eiiowlidge?Edueation of the Children
of the Higher i !ta*. Wt| Meuu*r? and Morale la <o.'. >
I Mi M; ( harle?ton. 4M; Savenuah. M6| Slave Futterale. W9\
A .-sv* crave yard-Tcuibstone?. 44?; Tt* Rice Coast. 4 ?J;
BefftMri I ? va.i.'ta ar.d other Traie'.era. and the Accowwoda
I., i s ftr then,, ?9; "Show P'.antat.ons," 412; Tue Cracker?,
411; Negro U tarier?. I n , A Delightful Mansion, Wonderful
Lite (Jak Avei ;:e. ?Tf; 4 sit to a Rice Plantation. 418; The
Bice C* ?rt Valar.a. |]1 : tApase Servant* and Field Han la. 42!;
.Ne.n Qaeitefa, 4.2; The flare Nursery. 423; Tenfelsdroekh's
ft* 1*1 ad Hkif4l i*t 423: I'be Watchnau? an Intelligent and
Truarv Slave. 42?; How be Became So?Effect of Education.
4.?; What la the Economy of Slavery, 421; FlelJ Hand?. 4?,
Fooo,4jHi Mot* Fie.d Hand*, their Pre** and Appearance.
4.2; 14 Water Ttrtere," 4oJ; Grade* of Field Hand*. 43d; A
Native African?Taak Wi ti 4M; Driver*. 4->; Poniahmeur.
4j; . Siavea Taki g Care of Tfiem'elvet. M; Nefarioua Trader*
at d (iri ?. ..?[? II!; law? . f Trade on tue Plauta'ion. 442: A
Scheme of En at r'r itlen Suggested. 443; Special Depravity of
the Near . (40, Slave Marriages aud Funeral*. 441; Slave
( hajflawid Wiribf. 44!?; Slave Clergy, 4V>; A Reluriout St r
v. e au.0l('.he CtacAei?. 4?i.
CHAPTER VII.
Bll r a\d its CfLTiac. ?Rice, and Ita Ciltnre?Ea-e .t.
a..! ll.w l..n p 2. I "he Atlantic Rice Dis-rfct. 4ii\. I 1*0
Labor, a? An' ed on Rice Plantation!. 47:1; 1'reat.neLt .1
Siavea on Rice Plantationa. 414; Overseer". 43?.
CHAPTER V III.
FxfEiivir\t?i. Politics!. Eco?omv or South Ctio
UXJ atB (itioaci*.?The Democratic Social Theory. 439; The
I ?: i iin : na Su ial Tkeel I. 491; Origin and Flarly CM re* ret
it Souih (ariiine. 4?-; Origin of" Americanism,' 4l?>; The
Lailv Biack Cone. 4l*v; Progress 4*7, Reaulta, Sot); Oood So
cetv . Sol; Tt* Free Laboriug Claaa at Uie Re . jlutioa, 502; It*
Present 4 ondition. 5 4 ; The Sand Hillers. Vsi ; Immigration,
814)I fraaaal Industrial ( ondition, M i; The I're.Ucernent, 522;
TM Otlfta of tM i i cor?ia Couununitv.-A23 : Early Resistance
to Slavery, A37l The Law gainst Slavery Abrogated. >2fl; In?
fi ei ce of the Early Den ocrscy, 523 jConsequences of Slavery,
.Ml : Note on Ship-Building. 54?'; Ou Manutacluret and other lu
i.uatry, 642.
CHAPTER IX.
AisIama ?Southern Radrcada,A4d; Columbus? Menufectur
it i Workmen. Ml, Moi.tgi uierv. 511). The Alabama River, 540;
Leading Cotton, SM; Value of Slaves secure* Care of them,
vs'; Negro Sit gera, Sol; Capacity of the Negro. W| Slave High
Life, ?04; A Negro L. v?r. \54; A Negro Overseeing a White
Laborer, SV> ; Natural Affection of Sl?vea, SSBi 'ITieir Loyalty to
U.e.r Maatera, .5.5H ; ( onveravtion with a Oood Subjert,55r, fhe
I H /? l?. V!'; < liarar'eriatic*. j6"; A Droll Taxau,-WO; How ha
Talked. Sfl ; Not a Belting bat a Cotton Man. MLfl Deck Hands.
Nevro J. lii'y ai d Wajtefuli ess, 5H4; Mohne. .W; Passage to
New-Orleans?l eian Immtgrant*. 5t>8; Ba.1 Siiectilation with a
s-tr, .'" . A i'> a nit?Conversation about Slavery and Abo?
lition. 57?.
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INKS mall their varieties. Sealing W'ai. Wafers, Mucilage. Ag.
No. 26 Clitl at . New-York.
(Co -farmers anb (Dirjcro.
rpo FLORIST8, OARDENERS, BOTANISTS.
I istl PROPRIETORS of NURSERIES of NRW-TORR
and ei vironv ?The anderaigned wiahst to receive (franco) your
Am ual ( ata.1 tact in order to krwad ordarfl for such articles**
may tut. T. BACHELIER,
Horticulturist, Botanist ami Dealer in Harden Seed*.
V M L'rtulinea-?t.. New Orleana
loot anb fonnb.
's (T REWARD.?L08T on Satunlny noraity,
'?^?d bxaC, ?li.ie faasaig through Macdougui tt. to No.
14-b-at. a Fl R TIP I'IT. The above reward wi.l be paid on
J 2 4'h at
its return to No. 212 4lh tt
?Janl?.
ALADY who lias tauifht Muaic un the Eaxno
aid Melcdeon. and several kinds of Painting, including
11.1 *Ld W atet Colon and wuo ha* also taught French, and lie*
played m church a number of years, would like a situation in a
ta'ni.v eratkoal to TEACH, and in adilitiou a char.ee as Otl
tiANlSl'( :. ?ut.dtvt. A place in or near this city preferrejd.
Reteret ces given it'neaued. Address Miss M. BROOKE, Bog
No. lbO 1 ribune Office.
AGOOD !'r. ?. staut (tirl wantg a lituation a*
I I.A M BF'RM AID a >d to assist in Washing and Ironing.
. - la la Hoi REWORK f..r a tmall family. Call at No. 1*4
Mailtoc-et . 4th floor frirt room.
SEKEEPEB SITUATION WANTED?
XA Bv Mi low L*dv, or to SEW an I IN
O'iRUCT sOL'Nii CHILDREN, or aiiy busiue?a suitab.i for a
l a.v abere the dutiea are not leboriou*. Apply at No. 81
U i al 27th at. ftr three daya.|
\\" A N ] E Ii?A situation by a re*pcvtable
TV \v :;.,:. as PLAIN i OOK and goal WASHER and
IhOVER.ai d to do general HOI SEWoRK. Oood rafMaMM
sill; So. 3aa Ma^ia. u a-.
W AN 1 ED?A sitiinti' D bf tt MMBDeteat, trust
f V vv. rnar as NI BSE *nd SEAMSTivfcSS. Take*
chart* of a baby from it* birth, bring it up by baud a . 1 dress .1;
V a tin. a:. ! -tw : ? . tt., ..ea'e.-. manner. Cangc.e the inoet
sat atacti ry city rete el re Will go a short distance in the
H ? trv . Call or tend a note to No. 339 2d *v., fur 2 daya
AG ENI LEMAN of considerable busm.taa eipe
rteL'e recer.'iy occupying a very re*pon?.ol?i AoaucuU
j, iitnt. w.ahes tu become interested in some respectable Mad
hisi.ty. I* work alajut 030.000, and has at present
et in -o ft tie in Caah. Addret*. stating nature ofbusnneas,
B F W. Tt.bLlie OfBce.
IJOOKKEEPER u LNTED?la bb Dm Maatv
9 ttrtur" g E*tahli*hmeLt?a married man preferred. M iat
be tkorouahiv qualified to lake charge ?f tM books of tM c*u
rerr. ai d. Lave gc?d general I.usinea* education. Best of refer
ei res .-eq-ii'ed Au-.re?* i s:*t -.g taiary expected l ROLLING
MILLS. Bex Nx 2J76. N. Y. Post Ofiice.
B??<'KKELi VU W ANTED.?Oaswks iTgeo
araily aeqca.Lt- i w.tn MaOMOOlO uaage, and willing to act
a ; m : t tM ' a is Stieaman. or attend to oui-duur bu*i
-t A : r-.s Phi:.\NHEk Tnl.teO?8ce
B"> WANTED in~tte APPRENTICES' LI
BK.lR'i N... 472 Broadwsy?One shoBt 15 years of MO,
?Lo writes a goad h?xd and is toaiewnat acquaiataei withouoka
An ly fri m 'j to u o'clock A M._
C? t'K WANT El).?A I'rotvatant Woman aa
COOK. Mutt be willing to a**.*? trtth. tbe C'.^rae Wask
..- t 0OOd references required. Apply at No. 1ju West I2lh sc
aoaf Sth-av.
Dm GOOrStxRtl FURNITURE WANTED?
F. r which arfl hotMavain* iltn ktUBIC l.FSSON-3by *
nmietent ar.d eiper.sLecd Teacher. Addis** fit un* week
A W irltaxe Uttvt.
JOHN YOUNG ii very MMBBbM in mit inj;
?? .if*, boarding hna?e*. kc. ?Uh Servanre, and SirtuU
with Siattic: s.at li? Protestant Employuutu'. Society'* OlBce,
No. 7 Ctraalr.e-*t. ^___________________
\ ill E.-^-A TEACH K.K.?< tot) wMtin* a ?it
Xa BStiei M fllMilll >r T(?th'i n *n Academy may be
sd-iresed. h. T.. Mkidlebury. Addison County, Vermwnt
STEAM ENGINE WANTED iiHmeHJiate>ly.?
About thr.e how-|m??r, teomd baud E NOISE, in good
< . nirr. i r * new one at a !o? price. ilitMMM
B sntb-rtb Post-Office naming th? price. Mi it ?rill ra?
in n rt attention.
Ij B. S ElOOL AGENCY an.l TEACH EES'
/? UNION (1M7)_B? K. H. tt lUOX k SON, So. it!
Ercsdwey.? A Plann ai. Ivtiodcckb ? :d NbuociaTOB f >r
? II i rd?r?, ?t I. S. or 3 per reut. CmcBHOi oll? Bustrir
Uli ikd. 7 to ? Wmi 10? per ceut. Checks u- renewable ?i'.l
fr?: Her-Me nnril tully redeem. J. ?S, *>1U, *1V -k.X). f ?, # ?,
Ac. No charge to Tupi!*. Nlu? sear, Cor??pondi'-ee tbr.m/h
tutthe Union. TracHta?' and Ptorit'i Mif.tivu Daily,
9 to 1.' at u 1 to 4o'clock, filling all order*, vacancies an.l change*.
? mi ? eu-ploTcirnt and income to all. Allowin? ? Karr i Hia
for ' rceunui"two ordere. E?itor*. Bookaeller?, Be , can thus
, ? eh fee thtmielve* and for all Sen. .?!?, Teacher*. Ac , bj
fie world.
YAIlNI.-M MAKER WANTED.?A Mh.i mt
? co-re. t hab:f?, having some expedience in the inauufec lar
iL? et Vaniahe . n.av adure** P.O., Boa No. 3,(W., or apil?
at Nr. 714 Pearl at
\\' ANTED-In a PtBHakiag Howe, a LAD
Tr about 16 Tear* of tge who Brittas a ?<* I )mmL U>|?r
?rnofrtrreet I iit.it? there I* an ?t eiii ig tore pertuanei t and
de*it*ble titaation. Addrea*. w.th reference*. Boa No. J.-kM.
IV.t i filce.
\\rANTED- An American BOY that can tn.-tkc
it biaiaf If limrallj Bilfal O.e residing with hi* paieut*
preferred T. M. W HEELER A Ca, No. ?7 Water-at.
ttiianceo for Uuoincos ll\en.
DBUG BTORE for SALE? The proprietor of
a Drug Store in oue of the uioal flourishing town* in Ohio,
wisling lo retire irooi busine-s, otter* hi* Stock, Building (a
tlru-stcry briik). Oood will, tic, for SALE, on reasonable
I term*, the business waa established in IHJ-.\ and coutiuued by
the proprietor to the present time. Also Bm I ALE in cotinec
tn ii with the above, of teparately, a handsome, PRIVATE
REBIDBMCB, keaorifaUi sitwetad, and the ORODNDS
iboat aa acre i leid od arub haata, and containing isasj ?a
' of Ktuit Tri es. Shrubbery, b.c. ; also, oo the asasaaats, a
Oroaa Mi ate, lee House. Stable, and other olSt-btBdlug*.
i town a one of the meat beautiful iu the State, routaiuiiig
aloof 4 ' ?' inhabitants, and ia fa?t becoming a uianafactonag
joint of the first iinpertanre. Any l)niggi?t wishing to locate
(a tte Watt will t.ndIt to his advantage to examine this before
dfctail g. No oi e need apply who cannot pay dowu fr.iui *d,000
to -a- !(?_. CO. ai.d gi\e onloubted security for the retu under of
the turrlve money. Kor further particulars, address W. M.
It., with real i.*n:e.Tribune Ofhce.
\MACHINE SHOP.?For SALE or to LET, a
X?l Brick mai BIN E SHOP, built in i?sj, Uli Waterford,
New \ irk. 1' inUe* north of Albany), HO feet long by M teot
wide, twostone* high?itonesll teet, with Lines, Shafting,
Pulleys, Bel's. Trip ban iners, Kurges, \ ice benchee, and Steam
ri\ e tor beatlag buildn g. it., all bt order. Addi'ion tor Engine
H by .4 feet, with Meant Engine, and neceasary apparatus.
W at, Until is a pleasant Tillage, at jar ctiou of Hod sou and Mo?
hawk Itivers.wnh Rtiiroad Riverandt'anaJ commumcatioo to
large citie*. Rents, and many ueceasarie* and convenience* of
living, tuneh low er than iu large cities, making it a desirable In
catiei. for manufacturing purpo.e*. Several small Tenements oii
Und adjoiiit g whirh will be sold if desired in coouection with
alive 1 he pieiiii-ea will be sold, or let for a tertu of yeara If
?old a large lurtion of purchase money may rstuaiu ou bond and
mortgage fi r term ot year* Reason lor aelnng, the owuor is
about ci gating in business a' the West. Apply to
JOSHUA M. TODD, Watertord, New York.
DKl (i BTOREfl in WHJ.IAMSHUHt.H for
SA 1. E - ( ne taking if ioa per week aud the other ?> W per
week. Prre 03,004 tor one and Blatt tot the other. Term*
cash. S. COCKCBOBT, No. t: South 7th at., Willi?iii*burgh,
or Ni. 15 Mi ri n ?? Kirbai ge. Wall-??., trom U m. to I p. ax,
rp? DRUGGISTS. ?For SALE, a DRUG
M BTOKE , doiO| I cash busine*. of ?atfa.lssi annually, lo a'.-1
iti the City of Indiana; el,*, the capital of Indiana; population,
MjUd(Stock wall as*oited , good stand, with a good lease in the ?
lent 11 'he city A tine opening for auy person or person* who
with to ii. wn iu the Drug trade, as the pr?sent proprietor wisbe?
tor. tire ( l| ital required from S)5.KSi io *? l#J <??. Kur further
fartieular* mquire or adilre** A t'USHM A N A. Co ,
No. J!?i Broad we,, Now t :S
To PRINTERS?ALL f<?r $150 CASH.?400
tt.r. Latuj rrtaset, im it.*. uourgeois?, 2on rbs. Brevier. u>
ff,-. M n i i,Targe lm|icing Sione and Krame. 4? Cases, 8 Brass
Oallaya, 14 W< od do.. II Cbase*. .V Po*. IstadtJ, ?? Oouble Stauii*.
Ac.wiih the ( oui| laitiou of a Moutbly Paper, over tJU per
in ith. ant taiiildtrablt Boekwatk. All for ?IM), if apnliml
lertab) Wtek, aa UM owner i* going W e*t. Apply at No BJ
Ann st., Reom No. I, bttweeu U' and 3. The type aloue is
a orth tbe Biouey.
Tf) BRICK-1LAKBR8 and BRICE-MASON8. ?
Proposals V. ill be received at my otrice, iu the towu of New
hern, uoiil the 1Mb day of February oext, for making and burli?
ng 01 e million and a half ot goo.1, hard brick, inch as will be
ap| rovsft ol by the Chief Eaaioeat of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Com-any lor erecting Machine Shop, Depot
Kuildii g and W areb uie at Ni wbeni. for said Company. The
ritv and weml, it irelerred. will be furnished at the yard, which
v. . be within two or three huiidretl yard* of tbe place the budd
inii are to be erected ou. The clay i* aiso being dug. Tbe
yard, or a place for u eking it, will be famished free of cost,
which will require very little expense to prepare.
Or, if preferred, person? *rho propose to make the brick may
also tro-rae to put up the maaonry of the buildinga at ao muco
per IB) Baal d, aUowing, as they may *ugg**t, a certaiu number
1 I bfil k io the cubic foot, and they funn?h everything eoruplett;
all opening* 10 be deducted.
Tbe build ug* are m a .ery convenient position for tbe con
Iraetoi. lyn g ,11 media'ely adjoining the town, and one of the in
lo.n.i diately on the rivet and the other* withiu two or Hires)
hunched yarda No doubt that contract* ran also be made wito
other * IT IMS for ? milar work, with a reliable contractor.
It j referred, security will he given and taken for the faithful
carrying oat of tbe sanl contract.
Persoi ? ? ropoaiag can ei'her propose nr not to tako a portion
of the stick of aaid Company in payment.
The 1 laua 1 file buildinga can he seeu at any time on applica?
tion at my 1 dice.
Kegciar rackets ruu between Newbern and New-York and
etiler Northen peftt, wbich will enable contractor* to bind
machinery or any material* at very short nut ice directly to the
yard.
A* regard* the health of the place, few town*, Northers or
ScutLern, ran boas', of better.
Pre.1 os*:* will also be received for the wood work and alating
of the same bundiuga. with or without materials fund-lied.
K. R STANLEY, Contractor.
NewlerL, N. C. Jan. 1?, mm
?PARTNEtR WANTED, with the
>.bo?? amount, in a business that ha* no
id yield* a l*rge profit. A busluess man can re
? I te f I"," I the firs' year, a* 1 an be ahuwu upon an interview.
Kir pattkalan aodresa W. OAY, Tribune Office, with real
name
\lo IDiiom it man (Tonccrn.
ANATT BAL CURIOSITY.-^The BBitraAtBiti
Itatailll ? REMARKABLE NATURAL CURIOSITY,
to wb th be mvites the attention of the public. It is a beauti?
ful H Kir i R, oLe sear .! ! weighing *bout 'InOpound*. Sfatttod
red ai l white. It ha* SIX PERFECTLY-FORMED LKOS.
two el whirh. about two feet in length each, bang sospemfed
frcm between the ahoalder*. Anv one deairoa* or pun oaaing
thia ammai cau address JACOB STRUBLK, House of Kepre
iri.'ativea, I.'arriaborg, Pa.
CAI I ION - THE KNICKERBOCKER ICE
1 O.MPAN'Y" employs no Agent to collect bill*, except
? ?cb ?? are furnwhed with wirteu authority signed by the
Prtttdeal and Secretary. R. T. COMPTON. Presslent
W M. J. W ILCOX, Secretary.
Ol'SE ACEM Y.? The Advertiger haviaK the
Agency 1 f several first-class Houses, and being d-.irons
el extene.ing ci* busmes*. solicit* the patronage of a fuw flrat
rlisa pro|erty holders. Prompt returns and payments made,
(jocd relereiee and security given. Addree* ENTERPRISE,
TribuLc Cttee.
IF SAN1TE AL BERT, a colored Woman, origi
BaUyaafl a; e F-ancai?. S In it.ingo af'erwardsoi'Mara iis,
or her Cbudren, ADELE AI I'.iRT, JEAN or JUANISCO
At'BFKT. or FANNY Al'BKRT, a.1 formerly of Mat.u aas.
? . spr ly to the ondersigne.i the* tail hear of SO ME rill NO
IO 1HEIK ADV ANTAUE. WILLIAM C BUSHEL,
No. I 'i Broadway.
At A I LIM? 'MAI..?I ?m tibout sixteen y??r? of
Jxl sge. ? t a g od family, well educated, not a believer in
? W . raaa'l Righl?."aud want a hu*b?nd. I should like to ooeo
acciresiei.dei.ee with as.y genfleo.an loot over tw?nty-oiglit
vi *r* n age) who wisbe.' a Wife that will make hi* honm
elaaaaattl t.n.. s Ql aatatat; .n?*uictiycouBdautial. Ad
dre,? W.. 1.. ... i. f onn. _
?5.000.
Boarb and noomg.
ALADY, Teacher of Mutir, wiihea to make an
arrangement with some family by winch slit can give ln
.ireetuwi ? BINOINO and BfaM th-; PIANO-FORTE.also tbi
n?e of her Pl.tN't aaeort.[ei,.*t.on f ,r ue cmforta of a borne.
Addres*. po*t;*id S. M. B. Tr.f u^e Office. Referencesex
charged._
B?] DING?At Nub. 46 ud 47 Etat Broa l
a a; trat gle 0< ntlemer. Apply at Na 4A,_
BOARD.?A phMsaat PABLOS an.l BED
Bl < M may be obtaii,e>i at No. 71 East it'.hrt.. Bear
.1 -i;u?re. Dinner at 6 o'clock.
W'AMEl ?BOARD for ? '.entlenian an.l his
vT w Bk an.l Sister in a ft fata fxinily. bet ate e 9 Bteecker
and Fourteenth sts. and F .i.rtt and Seventh-are. A parlor ?od
two tedioom* are reqiued. Kefereuce? txchauged. Address
B..x No. %\VL% P. O.
tioncci anb /arms tOantcb.
WANTED?PART of a HolTsE, hy aam-.ll
family _ the riciniry of Ith to JUth sta. a_d td-BT to
Broadway "Rent from m'jn to *t30. Beet of reference re
q.?re? and giTcn. Addre**
A J. PO WEBB, No. 112 Jd at., or No. t thwca-st.
WANTED to laEASE?For a term of rtx.ro,
for a first class M.n.fcfinnruj Busin**?, a 3('f LDI.Hd
about 4* feet by 100; Ike treat u> he upon *.iu? food street. u>d
*8>* side l*M ODOlkor street01 broad alley, for ?M jmrmmm tri
securing good light Th* location to bo between Fid too aasf
Canal sis . and between Brraadwar and Centre-**. If * aevr
kaattd of It t'- be I m ted it tnaet be of tee ?odim are pnof
order, and saflkiently at roc g fur heavy machinery. Per loot
tarh a location ard balding a< he want*, the .aaawrfs** U waflka?
to ray a rent which wl.t make it a food u?vsUrn*
M A Vi FA t T I II E B, Boa No. tat fribwne OfiW.
WANTED to PURCHASE lor CASH-PRO
Tf DUCT1VI PROPERTY below Bleerker-et Owweea
01 ly aeed apply. A (too.1. CITV BOND and MOATOAOF. fee
?li.ii? f..r *a> a bergan- Addreea B. B B . Tnbane (rfiVe.
?onect. to tel.
HOTEL to LET?At PatrrotML Nw>I*rooT.
The fir*4r!*?* f.mrat..-, Irck Hotel, CON<?RF.l*N
HALL, ait a* ted In the tit* of Pa tenon, flea minutes' walk
from Ibe depot of the New fork and Bit* Radroad.
It i*the he.t fintehed and most complete Hotel lu every re?
spect ir the fate of New Jeeary.
Pafereei * l-e* .'.tuilv auaateJ at Paaaalc Falls.nteee aattea
fin m the i it n mi New look, and baa a population ot aovme V.OOO
inhabitants.
Po?**aaioo given oa or kefi re the tat of May The FUBN1
1 ( KK ? I '.be Hote I .lesired, can tve bad on favorable Ionia*
t r < m the ;<te*ent Landlord, a* he u aboat le*vin* for the Waat.
For fureher |-*rtuul*r* inaaire o' 1 ?. KOO K HS, Paleraon,
N J ; m 1 I RlK.FKS. No. 14 Wall *t., N. T
NOTICE toDAGUERREI?N VKTISTS.-TO
LIT a IU1TI *M BOOMS. Itted up iu the most complete.
? ndeleaani mini er exirraaly for aacfc prc*ea*,.oi a: I ? ua'~l
h. in.*: rei ?e: ,e: t and certraipatt <f Broadway, w. at aid*)
1 I raad a ad at aa st*. TT>e liabt i* w couatrueted aa
to o.ake the efieei prr'ect tor .ach purpose*, 'and aneqneled by
at > eatahlUhmcut of the kind in rhiae 'v To rr*?i>on?ibie per.
t ea. a laioiaMe advantage will be given. Apply at No. fTi
Broadway, or No. #0 Canal at
SPACIOUS LOFTS u. LET?At No, 343 Brtjesi
way, with L on Lionard-et. Inquire *f
B. ANTHONY No.308 Broadway.
rpo LET? K?r a firat-ilaeia HAKEKY.?The,
1 stobe aad BABCMCMT Re *.? Ojtj *, . between satk
?nc 37th ?:?. , v? ill le ti led ap for a good tei ant, or the whole
I Li..in a <an be had. I' usiiinn immediately. Lax all. ?* *??
cellrnt for the business.
I OR SALK-The LOT and PI'ILIHNOS, No. tti. ai ? ti
Ira. Apply'o A C. LOOM IB, No. 1,12? Bioadooj,
Tc LET or LEASE, and KENT LOW. tn?
A. STORE No <M Beekman at., 3 atone* high, and '10 feet
diep. Apply on the premise*.
rpi 11 I STORKS and Ol EU ES iu th*. Itiblo
1 H kfody at the Treasarer/s Otflce, Bl
I House 1 et.tiance t'h a\.
rj LET.- A auite ot OFFICES, in the Bible
It. u>. . Aator i loa I tow ret ii| . .: hv the New York ridtt
ety Library, to let from let of May aesl Apply at the Treas?
urer'. C flice, Bible House : entrance t'h ar.
rjp? LET?In CHbBM Hall, Ai^r play?, two
A mmmammt ITOBEB 1 hey w.ll b? Ie*?ed tor a term of vea. ..
TO LI T-A l*r?e ROOM the second II. or of iTiut.m Hall,
auitahle for chi.rch or a. c etlea Also, OFF1CKB.
Ai ply to the Jsuiior a! the building, or
BDMUWD COPPIlf, No. 30 Broader
rp? LET-TW twivatory fratm? HOUSE No\
1 I.'t Hicks-st., Brooklyn, together wtth the Furniture and
(?sa Flitures. The house bos every rouveulenoe. aad le son
ste.l in the pleasautret part of the citv. betw. , , PkM i epont aosl
t laik ats. For terms, "j P^'^'?
i. llOWARn A SON. No U Broadway
rpo
A ce
rpo LET or LEASE?Several BTORES and
1 DW r LLI KOB i ii Broadway, between i*7th mmi M at*.
Bad Htk and liOthst*; a large real piece ot giound may be had
v> ilh one ot the atorea; the dwelling part over two atairee, cor?
ner 01 /Jth at., ii av te united for a board lug house. Apply to
II M. si BIF.FI ELIW, Ho. II Madiai ? stp are ?.?-haiOo.
LET?ROOMS with l^)\vi;iL~P?dltio?
iitral, Lkht capital, Rates low By
BL OAUDU, No. 10? Walker-et
IM LET? The four-story ST< )KE, No. 11:<
F'ul ot st. mi ning through tl Ann at., ab> ut 130 feet
deep. Apply to OEOROE BRUCE, No 13 ( hamberseat
tifiil Rotate for ?ulf.
AT I Ii IVA IE SALE ? Th.. 4-stnry llrt.wn
Hfone Front IIOl'SE and LOT, on the south esst corner
of.?thel. aid Ii0ll0|l00 Of . with all the modern Improve
cents. Also, the 3-story Hr.ck HOUSE and LOT No. Hid
W. st IHth at. ? Ith all tie inodern imprinemenra. Also, the
4 .tatrj Bl rk BOUSE aad LOT No. (14 Weat MMkat, with all
tr-- in. -tern improvement*. ^:i- - f Hesjoa lllft. 41n. by 30ft,
Also, the 4-story Brick IHK SF. and LOT No. IM WestSBIh-et.,
with all the modern improvement*. Sn >f House Wft. On. by
A4f>. deep Alao, tko ? aOofy Brick HOI SE aad LOT No. 140
W e*' 34th-st., wifh all the modern improvement*. Sise af
House 23 ty 48 It di ep AI?o, Uie new 4 story Brawn-Stone
P.aglksk Rsaement Ii < > I II a'.1 LOT No 4i W east 3flth-?r.
House 20 bj e>) leel deep, ftniatied in the liest manner wl'h all
tie modern improvement*. Alao, two 3-storv llrlck MOI'HKjI
and LOTS on the north aide of East 30th ai known a* No*. 03
and r.V House* 20 by 4A feet deep. Iltiished in geoii style. Lota
!* ft. 9 in. For ii turn and full pan culars apply to
BAKEB k WEEKS, Auctioneer., No. ? Fin* at.
i OK SALE.?Two tbrri'-gtiiry aod baaemeut
Brick DWELLINd BOUSK1 attaatad la aOtk at,xmVmm
vicinity ot IiOghnloa uT. 'I he bou.es are 20 feet by 43 feet.
Lot* are 20 feet by UH feet ? iuchea They aie fiuiah'd with all
the modem ini| rov. n > nta, and the price of each is Od.'lOO
PaaaaaakM atvea bMMasdkskaly. Fur lurther lnformaiiou appdy
at No. 180 10th St., one door ?aal of Jd av.
I'OK SALE?Thai following valuable ami pro?
ductive REAL ESTATE in the Village of LITCHFIELI?.
j Conn, via:
The MANSION BOVBI and arpurfonancea formerly kept
by the undersigned, and now aaaaabd by Wui. H. Croaa'isao a*
a Hotel, ai d subject to n lease to mm for two and a half rears,
which can bo bought io and poeseaaiou given by the trat of May,
if desired.
The STOR4E adjoining and west of the Mansion Houee, occu?
pied by Sieucer A Adam*.
The PHKLPfl Hut BR,0* called, f .rmeily a beUl, now oc
cup id by Rutua Smith as a II. an.ma Hoaaw.
1 bia property, alluated In th.its t mm) counlf seat I* too
well known to require a particular description. It la a.iBVieut
1
to say that there |g none in Uie county more to be deslreil by a
Hotel or Bosrdiiut House keeper or merchant. The property
will be sold low, together or In parts, to snit purchaaera, and
one third of the purcha** money may remaiu on murtga#*. If
the pro|erty is not aol.l by the latef April i.e.' II ? nl he Uase.L
one third of the purcha** money may remaiu on mortgage. If
by the latef April nest ll will be Uai '
Litchfield, t onn , Jan. 7, ?SO. SYLVESTER SPENCER.
I^ARM for SALE at AUCTION on the
PREMISES Th* nianHii *4?an tm *?!? the Farm
? here he now irsidea, coiiaistii g of UIJ ai res of ei. elleut land,
well divided into plow and meadow land and well adapted tu
the growth of all k.ndaof fruit and shrubbery and all kiwis of
h. no s, baaatifally located gOCOl three milea from Tamer's
I'ejo' on the New \. rk and Er e Railroad, and tktfton mil**
fr. in N. wl urgh on the Cornwell ami New W u.laor Turnpik*.
On the j remises is s good dwelling newly remodeled with as
.ellent cellars together with good mil buil lu gs, therw is an
excellent spring of ?oft water b.ought info the bouse* in pipes,
in leal inani er, also In the barn yard; and arranged so a* to
atari a fountain in rront or the house ; slso two good bearing
on hards cf best grsPed fruit logo'liar w Ith a variety of other
truit. Tin re la adjoining the Farm a a aa village called High
land Mills wilb two stores, grist-mill, tannery, poet office,
nearly ?11 kinds of m> rhanics, and the moat heecithy village in
Orsoge County, aud it* v icinity I* visited by Naw York City
bcaidcre in summer. The Farm is well wa'ered. The Karin
will be ml.! on the 12th of February, l&W .at 12 o'clock, noon
Terms easy. For further particular* nnmi" of the subscriber
< n the area boa DAVID WBIOHT.
1M1E ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
it oow raarsBEis to ibll ovta two Mmnioas or a. aas
or sblbctbd
PBAIBTE, PABlf AND WOOD LANDS
IN TRACTS OF 4" AI RES ANL? UPWARD,
aa suit purchaaera, on long crodi'* and at low ran** of iutereat.
TTiey were granted by the Ouverament to encourage too
buil.ling of this Railroad, w Inch runa from the estreni* north bb
the eatreme south ot the State of lllinoi*. It passes frongend la
and, through Ibe Bohoal and most fertile Prainosof tit* Slate,
dotted here and there with oiagnidcetit Oak Oroya*. The r*
cent opening of near! y CcSl mile* of this road throws ops a the
land* for cultivation. They are acat'ered from one to Bftawsa
milea on each aid* of it. through ita entire length.
1 be soil is a dark, rich mold, from one to Bv* feat In depth.
M gently rolling, and peculiarly lifted for graamg eattl* ana
sheep, and the cultivation of wheat, Indian corn, Ac
The fiist crop of Indian com planted on the newly brok*a
prairie, usually pays the cost of plowing ai.d son otlma* FVtrf'a<,
W heat sown on uew turned sod la sure to yield very large profit*.
One man with a plow end two yoke id oi*n, will break on* and
a-half to t wo acres per day. Contrac 'a can be mad* for breaking,
ready for corn or wheat, at O2 to 02 per acre. By tudiciceaa
management farms a ?y be broken and fenced Ike hiss, and
ander a high state of cultivation the second year
Tl.* Isrger y I t. rhesp land* of Illinois, over high
priced lands in the Fasten, and Middle State*, is known to be
much more than *ulEc:e..t loj-ay the difference of transporta?
tion to the Fasten, market. The rapid increase snd growth <rt
?uunabing town* and villages ?Jon* trie liae of this road ofurd a
grown g home de mat d (>r farm produce.
Coal and wood are delivered along the road at dlfereot points,
at from s) l So to 04 the cord or tu.i.
Pa/ties laving in > < w I wa Kansas, Nabraaka or MioueaXa
for tbeir future borne, sh. uid fake into eonaide atioa that the
rountry weat of the Mawia.if.pl is destitute ot railroad*, that
the eonvenaenciaa of* tranepoitn.g grain and pr.xiac* frota nvrua*
jn the line of the 11Ii Ii r n, Baflvoad, direot to the peat
Kaatcn. snarket iaautl.. a ll ..I u- .t to pay the lavriatmaffit eg
treat si tM, siv pos ai n ***** liavsa lo r. i runmm lax^a in
Iowa. In other worn*, that It can so much mors l?get produce
fron, the mterior of th. . ti y a ? at of ihe Metsiaaipt* o he
Kaa'sn. market, that the farmer will ind it oiucA more pro?t
llabla to locate Ol th> one of this radr.atd.
fairs, aan TrtMv or raVMKBT.
The price will vary from OS to 02A. ac. or.ling taj location,
fual.ty, Ac Criitracta for doeda may be made daring the year
1L5A. stipaiating the purrhase money to be paid in five land
ii.st.Kn ems? the firs', to become dae in two years from date of
MBtnal the others a..!.ub:iy thereafter. The laat pa/mat erig)
becorr e due at the end of the aigth year from date of eootrartf.
By the idd secnen of the Act of the Legaftotara. approvadl
lOthFebnisry IdSl. the** land* ar* free from taxation antd
they are pa ? for and a deed of conveyanoe granted to the par,
sharer
IkTCBBtT will bk csi* s i. r. o *t ob lt two pbb CgSTSSa
aasUH.
A* a aeewnty Bar Ik* perfonoarice of Ike contract, 0a* Br.t
:wo sears interest mast he paid In advance, bet It must be an.
Ik* land purcbaaed aball yearly bo
brought ander ealtrvatiom Longer eresNBa at mt oor tvadiojr
anne.m may be negotiated bv special application. Twenty pee
' 11..m th* credit price will be deducted (or ***k, in which
:a*e tie i Baapoa r** Col agrai - I'-ouds wui be racaived aacaah.
It m believed t?af the price, ion* credit sad tear rate* mi lo
< w ill enable s man with a Hw
?audred dollars in eaab aop ordinary industry, te mafeekdaaaetf
the purchase money become*doe. Mooav
time the rapid ?ett.err.eut of the country will [nksblj kofO tm>
:rea*eu their volo* lour i r ivo told. VV'heo repaired, aa 08b*>
nei t ed aafBuu orill accompany appl^ant* to gjv* lafocraalnj*
and aid fr aeiecting laida.
Lsrge P.'sts. show it g the precis* location of tka land* ihrouguV
sur BM BkOta ii ay be peea al too ottx e. Small pveke* Plata,
as a BfOda to ai.y port of the Compaoy's Ls^d*. sod Pamakieta,
eoniain i s n ?. [?? ! g information arceripoinsd by a*m*ro'?a
lettrrs frcrn roeri -rU/ut the State, may kf)
Bad on applkalion at the osBce of the ' oturaoy No. K Mlekf
gex av Chk?go. CHARLES M VUrVX, Jb.,
Land Ageist li.inoi* 4 euUal Bailroad Company.

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