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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
ANTHONY ] BLEECKER, Aucuonssr
WILL sELL o. THIRsDAY, jan ~

w 0cl0cs a he Merchants Exchange, lie flO~ins
ysluabe property, ~ ~ A new aOderr buit ,stofy
bogs. mssbe msntss % by ~ test tns 10, % BY 100
fli superior modern house, u By IS n, with marble man
los ~ u BY io. TUE good sud terms essy The pro.
Csrty situated % Uoonst nssr COur, IN soEh BFOOs
I'm ard ne usmi!un-sy Ferry. ~ fnsThSTk TLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
ANTHONY J sLEECKER, Auctoneer
ININE NAiIAHLE LOTS OF GROINN o

4 Twcnfy nfh.st near stxth-avenue - ANTHONY ,
BLFECkER viii sell a. auction On THURSDAY, The SlS
dayof January 1880 at u O'Clock, 81 the Merchants VA
change the following valuable property, VIZ
On Twentyhh sS lots " ground on The uorh side 0f
Twenty fhst and commencing 100 feet distant west nom
he Sxaveuue each lot beng In sire 70 feet ifvni and rear
by feet inches depth One half the purchase money
can remain bond and mortgage Ots years tor Mr,hsr
particulars o tho above property apply 70 he once 90 ne
Aucnoreer. Broad 81 mo. sl2) 10 n. eASotdts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29

There has heou 80 tie sinking funds ihe sum o
Si-57o and th.r- Is balance Of construction !lnds
surN pended O s3&9Si 81.
The number ui hrouen pass-l. ers go Hwas - 'l ai
o passengers 4O4eio Tie quantity yt feishs ~ 1853
sl 7.f gong Yves, auo 500 fssL the uAh'fI g"
barrels Of Flour couveyed was 1Allh1
The whole number 90 shares of he Company j. 'is"-
There are -alo individual stockholders. Tue I'lfdi.
Utin and iiun passenger eng cs Si 'l iir-h
eaaues ircs % which .uigls aud - passenger I"
SSH lrl2hi curs
The annexed statement Of the Providence and
Worcester Railroad shows tho total smonni OF receipts ad
,1pcrdi .lros iof the wear 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
THE ORPHAN srAnrsTREss.

4 NARRATIVE of Innocence. Ouil'. love, Mg-ter,
n .al Crime. brn. sc'u. rseri. of CIr .c, cevv.-
.p,a 90 pee a.'~r par Jf 1893 b he auihsr ~ iAc
NJ Iner- Apprentice"
As greater portion " he present cd lou already en-
gagged osr vH0 have lof ordered should se their supply
cary Pd-e p cea's tor sale by
STE tRNs CO ~ Ann-st.
- =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
:. DRAPER, ABefioBsvf.
ny HIlLGEHTY DKAPEa A IONLS

store 81 Williams congsr u Pine.
ERIDAy, Feb ], a. Z 0cocs, moon al no Dry Docs
Il sssp@s Navy Yard. Brooklyn, BY order u no Navy
AGENT Terms cssh delivery, 10 be- removed immsst.
sely sf-r mo sarone matched pair VI black horsss
palr Ia bay and byWni sing bay also two dOabls
ADD one sage harness The horses well Hsisef for
heavy dran and xird Ia syery respect I1 tFslac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29

BY crf c~a k-qorftf
A. NARKrT-l Bsvee- ~ sr-n0-r- - re- iirf i'a
ID >t..- g-t-s =, Cows Navs. ana 80 slf~f a.
i-rlr~
EyyNr~ or - - -r,.-rs u 80 weather - -ss ts
a.~. II ~. t-.s .ofaf.-stfr 1 sf1-e a. = as-i
e..-~s tlout sfs.L fr-s NJ ire Fce-r 20, sr
- frslssgtrH ss ir1n ~ - T. - 49, -
ae.s ~ au.CaL
COWS And OAlNE>lNe cfs-lg. - ~ s1s-i a'n i
7ss, r-rA hs---r ,s r-~s - ru-,AsrS sisr;
scae-aif t-'. " rtaos- $50 ~ ifog - O. y
sAtAF AND iNNss -Frcss rz1sv - tra1 IS - '-'@n
90 a 40 -,-s' Sl~~l f7rl ff' -
81 iQn .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
N-rN-NnRh an ERIE hi AILKnAD.-

pietion oi Rosd % Lake krie-S~z-c qropo-a-s " i
re-,,d l-. Saturcsv ti~ lft- dav VI krnruar. nrKf
!, ne ohce of ft~ Company a Waist for te glazing
.rrsfrcur- Ard incng OF lie NciFi "a AL he ha.-
-ssa from Horne ,vle ia Srclreu Colltv - lake fre
TIE proposals VIII include workmanship snt ins'erH .
al casrs except that tae Rsrca spikes an cast
rs lor a. tral = W.. ac furnished ly l-c Company.
The d..tAncc about - miles 49, he - hole nus. 1
competed Az ready for by be = Oar uf Marc i5
fn'orma-on sfeciacsfors pals Al cslinsies a. 2
he terms Of paymcu. =. - !ss.se1 a. .r olc- of re
Corsrauy.
Ire r cht reserved " r-cc1g any 7rupp,a He cf1-
of fc are uo IN tie Judgment % Tire COMPANY. culsis
-at Win their Interests bv order ofte Board Y Dfecil-s
HORATiC ALIEN. Cor. Engtr~or
Ian > >
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,TISn0W .HApE-, OF

XVISD0w SHADES, or co1r1a = io,,gs,y m2s
w liza az. a sbo.es-le s1.a is.sIly =. "voDsyap
$500 .rre, - - e1nd 10 de ely, eod a. greatly 70
1r.sd pries. ssTer- Rev sEye- ~ slpgrS " Inflow
800 srro.,s ne s-Yles % LOgs XIV 0Oick FO~ers
~ Aso Drxpsry CgFs;1s, C1riain Loors Benfs ftns,
certer Tassei. Pcfprs Cord and Tassss, Ddcv Wre.
a. AZ Merch4cts beyinf vboisss1e VII Ind 70 tSef
Inssrsss 70 cali s~sors asaAlaz ss.s pssehssss
u TuThkss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
THE LIBRrTTo OF DON GIOVANNI

I-NIFURM WITH THE MODERN STANDARD and
Mnor Drama. Prce II cents II oe obts u,-l e,
BERtOkD = cos Asior House. FANDERbFCk :
Muse store. a. broadway, - TIE door ou The u ,h' ~
perform sncc s1i sr ne plo .saers Sprlce.st ~
no CON6IIOIOGI-TS.--W Wanted. tr-se-.
4 Crrr.tIgr.f also. some work rn gathering Shells
Crmungs. Directions wolt - preferred a,'. sl ar
rr. - 3r-.i 70. adapted 90 thr same purpose liberal
a.1Vhlcs offered .l- he above A-dfetsR r. PostOrcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
- HOUSE AMP LOT N eOLD--T: . :. - -

- dsy, Janszry p e. u 0cock Il No Neressfh kt'
-tsrxe o~ U.I rre sro-y byek bogss sfussrd ~ oo1
1900 WfouStty ard FultOusy S35 fssnc1 throoxb
Ogt win hard walls foar D.riOrs VIII naDs msn.ss sno
sodiug eoors ibDrosgtly Dzlnsssa 80, 800, 1. - =,
a. b~.t srs r,osl improytnG 10 DsookJr Ia ~ " ~
80. u sv 81 SEQ nsnssn "a bord AID norLfsss
sS,o ,.,-t h. s~-r.-S fyr fhis year. ~ Jl--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
IN RAILRnAn CnMPANIEs !

40 RAILROAD COMPANIES AND con
4 T3ACTOks.-lro uils 7 Rail slightly daina- e. -1oai
- loo 20 the ward. 50 secondhand crowd ~ uns
10 pick axes - tuus 60 aXieT-~- Do s-as do scdg-
hainuers-a u ward ard i1f IN los y 49, frct 4ssfs
~ ~ 81 PErTEE MANN, - Souft-.t
INEIVENZi COtGIIs. COLDS RiEJ M
IIISN PIC -fno.e refrcrs al, -ted vl ci.rf cl ..e
sho.e complaints u5taiu Inelst- reri a. erfa-
-lr, O.. ine timely Qs- q r. CAkkOLL> Medcafei
.~or Soutur ard Iodine balhs. p hafcsy-.L It~se
F.t. hs4r been n operation zine" D. = AID sre recon
.lef.iet hv our frs' pay sicafs - j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
DARN W.. AMERICAN ,IrsRVM.--P-

tbbARNl NJ. Manager and Proprietor. John GREENWOOD
Ir Assistant Observation-Disclosures novelties and enier
Ia ruisnls Performances VI and u o'clock IN the
evening Those extraordinary prodgies, he Twin Sisters
-se. and Aberrns only years Of ase, from
he Theslcrs Rovs. L0udon. whose Astonishing neus
have rhci, he lanrRuon. aud made them the mos, pop
uar Juven. Performers of TIE age, have been engaged.
snd appear every afternoon and evening his week IN
variety VI songs Duets dances humorous Sketches &C
Resnrage,i Tor his wees the Maruneffi Family, Mr + e.
War1yss Me.srs Merided Warden Rose. Clark hizgin-
and 81 Slrhope Rowland. Peniland and West Pete
VI rris and Louis .scr Admission - cents Children
ma in a - cents. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29

Pea. for he CRY snd cS1atI q sswrors WI % so1
A. .arror o. ne Ikh q February, 100 ysln4bts
- - 100 .ers.. siuE,ed On ds Ers Rsilrosd.
IN niles from PisrnOur q ne town q cisrt.
rogn said farm is "A eHeel-nt order, vin GOO
s.,teusry sdapsed or grsxiEg farm, Ia "a stream Of
Ssser rsnnEz through u and two kns Or R1s Of appes
Ifs o1sf0u and convenience EIsrket snDos -
sssed Part Of Ne y1rcAasecn0nsy eas rsrasn 90 mort
zazs a,s per cent for fsres psrtlcssrs inquire Of
lls tFI4s OESiS 4 LOCKWOOD. Hxnoyrr-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
ENGLISH PERIODICALS, sc.


I'VAM1FESS Ft1tlr-h touu. for December
y II Jplrusl 10 Dr.i.l. f.- Jtuuars.
lLe T. lrl Punch vo' ~ 10
Word - FASHION. do
C!va Engineer snd Arch-.ec.s I0l-na. or Jalgsry
The Rising Generation -s-rcsof ue-igus from Flaea.
tlllraqu-,l ant -tirr-i
Csr-,rnss Cones brt Ones ear. beautifully i-rs-a-
-ei. by Luxe flure-
-.7lGgrIcs, r~ Lgug,-.o'v ...1s.ra'-t
r1v faGx 81 S.sib br Horace Mathew
trgrefe. a;ruslnsiv illustrated, tv a y. N &C &C
Ems 81 books sri periodicals. imported. promptly. on
favorable terms igGi ,iuas. cubs sucirles md public
Institutions. supplied ,va- English ind American PERIOD.
ca-A ChA> : FRANCIS A co.
- -. - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29

THE LADIES' ART-t MONA variety oi bean
utui articles which have been executed ~ lis country
br European artists and those under heir Instruction, VII
be distributed the asst Thursday IN February next ~ man
rpr corresponding with the American Art mon There
are b, pieces consisting ~ Tables IN Fapef Mache iron
41d Wood AMI oet Fancy Arrce- orusmenied VIII pearl
o. Il and transparent coOrs Specimens exhibited AID
erunraie- furnished ~ ID FASSHANS Fancy Store, SIS
Broadway opposite Niha's Sub-eript iOn % membership
~ Whr- A sufficient number have suhscriheV pay for
the and defsy expenses. the hOcx VIII be closed
~ IA Thft+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
IIOUsTOs AND PIRsT.sT. PROPERTY.

LA. J. bLEECKER viii sell on Friday he ls u
FEB u Ocloek 81 ne Aerchznx Exchange. That va
l4D .ot opposite Orchard known sss 81 Hoosoo snf
- Frsist sth he ogidings berson being good Two
tory and afre BRICK house, divided into po sofss On
HOustOL-s- ard good hree-sory Driek dreAnr hots-
FifsLsL The ~ q Is ncnes Wide on Houslon ana
3 ca Frss and IN deDsh "a bob SIDES - n more 90
less. For terns inquire 4 he Aacropess, bro&d<
II 1sTThsFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or Hsw.YoRE......JAsUARY =. Isso

-. - r. -. -. = Ia N--v-II --.-.-- -
HfcF NtrFk....Isn -
saf~r Vel c. Del, t - H- Gs'@ -.-l. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
CHRIST MIN3rRELs.

ORGANIZED lS42- The Oldest established Company In
Ohe world Tie hrst to harnonige negro melodies srd
orginsior- OF he present popusr style of Ethiopian Lnrr
sif mer's whose I'm his city during Toe asst
YE,ps conclusive evidence Of cr superior merit
snd straciyenes.
Doors open a. Concert commences al 3 O'Clock
On saturday Feb. , snnsa BenedI Of J. DONNikER,
Yloinst
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every s.surisy. eomu.u.
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
LAST WEEK ~ NEW.NORK OF
ELIDDON'~ TRANSPARENT PANORAMl

EIIDDON'- TRANSPARENT PANORAMA
hOs TilE NILE, AND EGfPIlAN ANTiQU AklAN
COLLECTION
Chinese Buildings $50 Broadway
fy Admission . cents Childrrn hsf price.
n Site curtain rises every Evening a. y, sud Wed
ne-tav and Saturday Afternoons at 4 Doors open Que
hour before each exhibition. ~ bts-
l'OR saba Panorama OF The he-i paintings
worid together with al The machinery spI-rtzn
u 10 said painting and IN good order and ready iOr
exhibition Terms moderate For further particulars ap
DIV 10 1921 r. D EVEN, . Chamber-sf
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Me- - ,5f = ~s1-y, crg-t = - Nsls.h eI
- IA = y x c--so cr' ai-f -, -
1850. A., Sy@ sl~ss ~ fof Me- oao saa ,,i-A -
- - ...fs or surr ,.~r--~~ ff-rs -gn7 = y X
..sl.-- -. ~ ~. law cas ~ Fsass - 80 ~
-.. - 80. 3e-ifr:srs va . acca.s't - -
$3.50 -,ts-r isass - saal q az. >.-- .
Il - ~. Ne. !. ; ". A. a d. hse o. . =, -
~, ~, ~ tssr cf ao;asg t'as eve = =, ~
~ Nrss t,r-tn, - al o.r. teAisrs AZ tr7 ~ e p
~. A-s u CON he ssrs ~ . &c s--a ~. - - -
r. -,-s,,rn. ~, sfSle fr so-isern - Ssfsct
vsusv Il re- fr soatAeru nc at,e % p
sr SS.sA~ru 70 ETrv- xst ssStzs ~ 90 as - - = -
scr.,s~rshx ss-s scstherI- 10 Arr'e S's'~ -s ~ -
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TO LET AND FOR SALE


". PRINT WORKS FOR SALE.-rhe PAssslc
Az. Prni WORKS, located Paterson, y J. AMI formerly
-A- owned oy Nessrs Plumer Prince, now offered
r sale They are IA complete order and successful opera
uul Any person who DESTROYS Ut engaging IN me bus
have opportunity % purchase hat Is seldom pre-
ssufei
Ts printing machinery drying cylinders, dash whea.s
.rrn. boilers &c Nc. n perfect order together ~lh
i-trv N copper rollers. Averaging about 10 ts piere
Prr- low ana ferm. cay To any one who wishes tn
a,re~ if printing 90 chance Application to BE-
----- ~ - ~ n q .LLMeuN- % y A-.r.u-. y j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
Wa MCCORMICK. Anetione@r.
FIKNITERE PIANO Ne

iIDAY Al 10 O'clock Al u GTssn-sL vii be sold eli
Fgfnue contained IN NJ house Consisting in part u
ecgan psno.'Ofts, window cursins FrsLeh bsdstes,s
fesn1 bureaus carpet sofas sOf1 beiresds dysa. oil
paintings sDla card ard center tables kchen furniture,
f-fr gefstOr, a.. Sale POSITIVE The abDge f1nnre
male order and Iset Only few nnOufks ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29

S-nn MANTED.-1he advertiser "isnes io iir"'
- fUOSi.h PARTY having De above sum O. l-Ir ' mi
slfs command irres or which without e -
,r t-ir fHe frnl ''N IA llln $50 " as --
..-e-r-fr l,r lie amount Invested aFer Commune li-
addressed postpaid To- D. box 1913 Pos. O'ce. ~ 'a
nzrr S-1 adde's loo utaers - red VII &c -'as'
tfertislv
0-T-1s- S-l1t.. ...rr ri .rr Z from he K-fofn-
l1Uu 90 Aufci in Lafsvrt,e ace rous ~ ~ -
serr.-sf % ~ Sal. rar -t .a-. ttA "'Ale-r-
toras slcre 81 i pearls II hr f.-rf 49, ir.a't d.
f.- subscriber g. lH7 81 st ~ - " a. s. --t "'i
h. -. JAS. L CRsNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
cHRIsrY's oPERA-HoUsE.

NJ e.. Broadway betw rsn Grand and Broons al.
0pca ers-y Ereatag dsttHg ~ HseS.
ENcert Monday Jsl y. which occasion they VIII give
their third Concert al the BrooS lyn Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
SCHOOLS.

AN ENGLISH LADY wh9 be- Ia
TT - slccr-sfli ~ --r.elce 10 lrarf-g Dc Fialc-
TUf1 F5ce Az ..ngln, pr9poses giving le.so.s
J II J l music. Re .traee Ne~-kns aif HDir'
i~is.
ERR>CH AND ENGLISH BOARDlSG AND
4 DAY SCHOOL i5r Yong Iahrs, . CAfr'--p 49,
8'c zer--f New YORK This -sallsLn-n- cpnl lefr~i T
Ms1.-. fiN " l0 s- by e mot talented Pfgies
81 f1s CITY. continues 20 elioY rr cn--lrhrr E" a.
iho-- who have n-~gs--i .er csuElieTs - per esrs-
E-lrv sI.er-on pad 20 L. morals md comforts N ne
ruris Terms mosrsi- Tie house . spurious end CON
s-.,tr. 's1z
OAR IRON.-A nj assortment = .s'er kngnsh hs
ID sgsl sra C0rrrrgr Elg.i-h. f1r sac y
=. ~ PFTTFE Il MANN ~ SOlth-s;.
q CANARY BIRDS THAT ARE BIRDS Tue
tarcsour-t srf ctrsl-s- long breed u e4lare-
.ls as car re fult "a Ne~ 1rr. i1elulins so-e re-
- are feuns fgr sz-cing, are Or sac a - 81
-01-sf p1vsr 1welngl lea kivBgtOn-t ca and 'e-
q STGAR NOLD-.-We ~ e1,sn.'-ig
- -rg.geti l I1- tsctnre ~ -lSAz A9LDs
"a y ever cescIigLol. witch vs wsffali % -r-
10 ~ 70 tro-- .cor-er. srt IN pr cert clra =
p 81 are preraref % q. 0f1ers fof alY snDla-
<.N. lgri-rs respectfully -uc---d a. .run, ~ z
- &c. RICE LOABAbD
r. - Fasf-BS=fln. Mas
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R. W. ErnERsoN,s WRITINGS.

1 EsSAYS-First series new editou-l5ao coth. IS
L. ceu,s.
Esssrs-Securd series eiuur iGmo cloth. : CO
S Porms-Fuurfh edilon-ifmo. cloth = cis
Orafions and Aii-esses-ifmo clof. q
& Sau-e-Nsw edition -lfwo. cloth 5Hcts
-..-.- NJ. ...arf lL. 9un ~ sfnaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
~ Lectures 10 Ladies on ANATOMY. PhNSi-
-nLo... Id " lL..a...s of W nmnn md [ bill


d-rD-5i-. t55vr NICHOLS W. commence q course ~
Il -rl--- A. ne .-aooroon .; Ms Tov-s.1l o. Elsl
sisi.eHthst oorrcr of i---r7ce On f11T.-E- SIT ~
~ 2! p " I.cae-s .Ir - couf-e, =. = 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29

N 1f.FTNFY Ne { fafT1 .. A-f-- AIH-TleTsTT fas
--1s--cc fo ave few Loc5re- a. C.-vrIt on Hs -
g. asef.t I'll 3 tTuesisrl etl1F 80 - oci1cs. ~lr'er-
Frl-nre D ---r ~ he De- -.a Calra- - SO neg
..1 r---.. -f 10 10 Re,e rous- The gul 7rr -es
, -,iL.v invited - l-frd. JAS ?. CHESTER
ia CN.t~u.,r = r,u'ise ot AZ a-f-.rfs.
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THE LIVING AUTHORS OF AMERICA

THURSDAY
>TRINGER < TOWNSEND PUBLISH
TIE LIVING AUTHORS or AMERICA By Tscs.
PcNrit sglror OF Tte Lirilg A4thor- 81 Ens and
Nr SOB r'..l Price =
There hss been uo literary work ~ ste issued wei.
ca-us'ei fn cha s-ge attention of TIE American public
tle announced. The IN tire sere- sge-
Cooper Emerson. NI- Poe. Lcucfe.nw Prescott. kry-
an lia eek p,-s Os-oot Fuller. Kirkland aud Sparss
Lately Published
CIRCASSlA, OR
\ TOUR TO THE CAJC ASUS
IS CSC : Dirs0S. one vpl octave. - a
e STRlNGER 4 TOW NSEND. - Rr0os~ay.
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TIE HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART

Translated from ire German OF Winse.maau By Henri
Lodge Pub .hei ~
JANFS NROE 4 co BOSTON
For sale 80 Pt INkM SORTON APPLETON ! co ~,
al H1.ss- .crs tlrrI srout fh- United states ~ 3gs+
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OAR IRON.-A nj ss.crtnenf = Z ser English r.
ID slsL ara Common Elg ~. i9r sac ~
- 10 PFTTFE MANN ~ sOutl-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29

a. >ALE-ln consequence u ul-h-ah ard wishing to
So leave hi city fns suhscrb@r vii sell he STOCK "a
and good VIII together with byeus eass OF Ms
old esfsbshed Feather and Bedding Store which he ha'
coadlc for fhe lasi 10 yenrs-liJ Chaia,m-si.
TO A. sri.ve business with capita 70 IL excellent
opportunity make fortune. For further information ap
81 90 ihe premises HALL ~ Chalhan-st
lg 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29

~IIAn Jaw VII flss~~ Inc tiFFfNls'f iNfltt
Loo ir rarf. 81 steam Saw MI. including te frame
- machinery, engine and fixtures al constructed -
pre--lv r double mill ~ he arsest class 10 drsruus VI
ocafun 300 his city vicinity. and would Ike o. make M
zrfan cement with p~rson parry % stock he mil ~
whole og lu part Otherwise aHOpi fseihres for hus
Particular information viii e gwen OF tbs receipt
~ re- communication .ddrcs..,i saw NIL, Tribune dice.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-22
The Tri-Weekly Journal.

The attention of our business friends at
towns on the interior and on the Wabash, is
asked to the weekly Evansville Journal
The mails to the principal back towns leave
Evansville three times week. and the Tri-
Weekly is issued to suit them. To business
men in towns on these mail routes, the Tri-
Weekly Journal, containing all the reading
matter, markets, &C., of the two preceding
Daihes, would be invaluable. We will take
pleasure in forwarding copies for examination
to those desirous Of seeing the paper. Its
price Is 81 per annum, ir advance: or at the
rate of So so per subscriber when a club OF
six or more is formed at one place. The
smallness of our Tri-Weekly subscription
has prevented US taking that care in mailing
it thus far, which we are determined hereaf-
ter to give it. We anticipate so soon as the
Tri-Weekly Journal is knolOn, to have many
additions to its subscription list.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-22
Railroad Letting.

At meeting OF the Directors of the Evans
vile and Princeton Railroad, the contract for
the clearing, grubbing and grading of the
Railroad from this place to Princeton, twenty
six and one-half miles, was awarded to Mr..
HueH STEWART, at the estimate Of the En-
gineer-a large portion of which Mr.. Stew
art takes in stock The meeting was held
yesterday.
Mr.. Stewart is an old contractor, and is
held in high estimation by the people of this
community. His name gives assurance to
the public, that the work will be carried on
with vigilance-and the fact of his taking a
large portion of his compensation in stock,
will give additional confidence to the commu-
nifty that the stock will prove profitable in
vestment. Mr.. S. is one OF the largest con-
tractors on the Wabash and Erie Canal, and
Is also contractor on the Tennessee and
Chattanooga Railroad, and in other important
works. Those who are acquainted with him
by reputation, and feel an interest in the
Road, will be glad to hear that this contract
has been given him. 1t ensures the work
being done well and speedily.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ istrator of Boyle Irwin, deceased, sell al public
auction by virtue of order OF the Probate Court
of Vanderburgh County,) at the door of the Court
House in Evansville the following real estate, viz
that part of lot No II in the lower, or McGary's
Enlargement OF the city OF Evans lie; which is
bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning on the
front line OF said lot twenty five feet from the South
Eastcrly corner of said lot thence Westwardly along
said front line % feet, thence right angles TO the
alleyn the rear OF said lot thence along said alley
towards Division street % feet aud thence to the
place of beginning. ! here is good brick dwell;
subject to the right of dover of the widow of said
deceased therein. Sale TO commence at II o'clock
A NJ, of said day
TERMs-One third of the purchase money cash.
one third in 4 and the remaining third in months
from the day Of sale. Notes with approved securi-
ty waving The benefit of valuation Ii will be re-
quired OF the purchasers. CONRAD BAKER,
teb2l-Iw Admir-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-22
washington,s Birth Day.

The time appears to be passing, when
Washington's Birth Day will be annually re-
cognized by public exhibitions of that feeling
of love and veneration and honor, which in
olden times the day was wont to inspire
among the people, The 22d of February
was formerly celebrated all over the Union
with demonstrations which impressed the 70
reigner with the greatness OF Washington
and the gratitude Of a people. But now the
Anniversary Of the birth Of the Father of his
Country is not 81 generally commemorated as
the 8th of January, or the birth of Franklin.
But every body is so busy keeping up with
the progress oil the age and of his neighbors
and looking so intently into the future, thai
the past is forgotten, or regarded as OF less i'm
portance with its mighty events than the time
to come with its wonders. In Evansville
there will De no public demonstration Of res
pect for the day. In the larger cities, here
and there an orator will speak of theerea
man. and the drums and flies of military com
panies will beat and squeak in applause-bu
with every passing anniversary, the com
memoration appears to be growing fainter
till we doubt not it will eventually die away
except among those old-school and old fash
Toned people who love the memories and glor
les ofthe past even better than the joys of tn
present. or the wondrous antcipatious of tn
future.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-22

ARRANGEMENT OF PRoFEssoR WEBSTER.
This Legal ceremony was performed on
Saturday week, in the Supreme Judicial
Court at Boston. The accused responded
''not guilty" in firm voice. He announced
that Mr.. Sohier and Judge Merrick were his
counsel, who, being in Court, expressed a
desire to have the trial commenced as soon
as possible. Tuesday, the 10Th Of March,
was assigned by the court as the day for the
trial. The Boston Journal says:
The prisoner during the reading of the
hrst OF the Indictment, manifested considera-
bic emotion, evidently making an effort to
stand perfectly firm. In reading the first
count in the Indictment, where it describes
the manner OF inficting the mortal wounds,
just as the clerk pronounced the words with
a certain knife which he then and there in
his right hand had and held" &C.. the priso-
ner let his right hand fall and rest upon the
railing in frontof him, where it remained until
the reading was finished.