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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-07

AUCTIOSEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
(SORNER CARY AND 2GTH STREETS II The Deck offer or
~ safe, accommodating terms
so Cases inurl Paste
100 Be q Co.'S Paste
IS g.
IS Stick
80 " Ferdinand and Isabella Paste ,oop,c,
40 " Spanish Arms L'SoniSE
10 " c. Z. j.
% " +. X. II.
30 /" &C.
80 " Comi Stick
500 whole and SO half barrels Bragg best Family
Sc Sc barrels a1 s.., country do do 'up.s5ao
1000 kegs Old dominion Nails every and description
~ baskets Olive OIL, very superior, Tor table
100 barrels umgardner's Rye Whiskey
terc superior Sugar.ourcd Hams
l2 do Holland Gin
- trails Hard She'll Auondr
1000 pounds superior Tonlua Beans
5000 superior Havana Cigars. direct importation.
Also daily expected 2 gem Peruvian Gulno and tJ
barrels Coverings Crushed Loaf SusaI.
In addition TO the have hand for family
article Of old Antigua Rum AMI mohns No.
Port Wine imported direct from England this market du he
past Summer. GARLAND d ROBINSON.
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1-A 1oI ICE 70 TInDEV G1T1le.FL Els.

UcRoPOsaiS tc received ihc u:c u! tie aori R''e!
and t:i tic 2Hh dag 81 f.oTdir' ne
m FURNISHING anl delivering T"iat wh;-a WI cr Gcslcl
I'm Tic B sia Ia! "es u ron oeo"l III
IN" rIy cf Richmond tic o5~g desci5ei lHher 'r ott eas3
.S, lec. vo cacs loa: by Lex icaca vide, ~ ~. ea
A. onc on,l aud Il I lchrg q, he cher So ,..
81 bars ,cncs long by - a:hsF VIDE D; IVA 'e' ~
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ce>yrrasrE AcnrctLrURAL SOCIETY.

4 ~ meeting Of this Society Will be held at the Capt..
7ty Isl y. = H;nnond, on Tuesday the 18th day OF Feb.
.so Mn Cse' member o' he Society will feel it incumbent
:, t ' '4 meeting IS considered Of vital importance
aa >. ,e'r''' o. 'hs STATE. Members Of the Convrn.
The .s~s. an a.! others who take in
a m ~, -+ @ earnestly invited 10 attend this meeting,
iaslo a. M Tue Thar IL O'Clock precisely, and
ITy W., o' :ae Es.ca..,s t,nn,.,.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Richmond. Dec. -. iss1 !,
The parties Interested In he foregoing decree are ee
attend ofe city Richmond Inc ION day ."
February 10 o'clock VI with The evidence necesS'
enable perform The dne required by said decree 1u Al
creditors " Ed;ea GrGn. deceased aud rchbGd GsrIn aeeeis
ed a hereby no!atd icr claims against me sa
the said le y Of February 1851 before me. al my ONCE
aforesaid, with the evidence them.
Ilnr1 d
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HAVE. *. SUTTON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
EAFF1CE over the Drug Si"e OF Mrssrs GASNOE
~ corner Of Main and Wall Streets.
Amherst Court Houe-Samu- Garland and John Thompson
Jr. Esqrs
observation-disclosures D. ouarles ADD W. Goddin Esqrs.
Lexington pa-James b. Dornan aud james T. Patton Esqrs
Jan Sim
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az p,acts hr,n,l,,. T., WV IL RICHARDSON, Chairman

|k lKGINIt 4
held fr ie cr cour OF Law for the county OF Hen
P'.lpH ,,n-e ."S =, iScslsv January a. 1851:
,:.a. Jones aaa R0te;; VI Kent. - pl,,p,;Gs.
lr,'' n M nh IL '>s and Silly roinaex., pcf.OJ,D,,
"a oHr'n- Ia s w VENOM. try whether r,inc
'1sea j. ,u o. VI. and testament Of William Ragand &c.
mt ,hr MS :tcir a, orn.y ,pa sne-es,eJ :, The
H. MS VIE RchsrI ."s y VT John p,udexer and Eliza.
!sl Wa,ko, a'es, Cathariae Graves John r Graves
Msas M,he,, nas Watkins. Henrietta or IIennngham
his VIII. ND Nar'ha his wife George p shelton
Ia .'aai John Gner, WINSTON Lonisa Winston, Roher, d.
|ss!s, and Harre lie Wiz w, Gsnr q aiI mIie
" N.i,,,. - IT. DOM III Winston and Ezni,eth hi.
less Po,rI.t, '9oa hs wife - Allen and Mary bs
iis,s - ,'fofce ronex,er Mary r. lIaekett "a.
and KEN ami George " Hackett re also
further O. e said lrcelen, if H.. died inn
s-l st he said Richard Ca,r,n. - - u y 'n.e'
s-':.C '''h W" William, James aud sv,css n 49,,
are Infants under the ape o ,wenvana 90
r ad Plar!lNs Henry Harms IA ,ssi.na,1
la s+ut,t !" feend them N this ann AMI :; -.
"a ex &C summoned appear here on ,hs s,t A. 'n f
81 pirss cause II they can, why they hill !
~ lan's IN this cause; aud ~ ~ "a "
\ Use mat tie above named William, n 49,
'o'er ,,a anN henne,ia Henningham Watkins MIS-
lia,, 10 VA his wife, John Pondexer and Ei;,.h s
- Wash s,d n W. - JeSs and Elizabeth J. his wile wi,
Ear Job n h,re l. his wife, William James and an. IL
.ts b. w,f winston and Elizabeth his wife Meteaf and
s>5ce - aEen and MaIv his wife, Lewis poinI.xI.r
tIer are not residents OF this Commonwealth
sca.n, m ma hey do appear here within ono month ne.
,rl i, oder and do whet necessary 10 protec,
CIV az " The Richmond Enquirer new,pspsr puhi.Sst
hrs co and posted the front door of lie conrt
on The mrs, day OF The next County cosrs
copy. Tes'e, E. ROBINSON, o. G.
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-
ED virtue of deed ~ executed
ID Derr IT. or hs 18th Of september, 1919, .D
rfn;iorol he deed ha THURSDAY, th5 s!t 1.
rii!s iSo tiy t!eresi:et
e.ic. on tie proceed sell rhie ayels.
'se Older ine u ard Hereafter described, 81.
Ing ernito wiz for cash, much he a,ccssIrv
ray me expenses of e2cclns he trust AID fcEarse M
principal and interest," due the s.nc 5 secure he
6eip when the alresidtrl deed .Aecuici aocG' 81
80 'rt cich - he pail ;ho Is; Dag Nvcnber 1851 1855 $50.
7ei 1879 ana !eeo Of each year. vi nTs., ;fcn. tie 81:
PAYABLE quarter va ~ and the crel oc,
eire Ihis Tract Of Land hes oGy few .a c.
nJ III Tue eoiGy oi cufit0 Containing and
81 es- tiS!Ins The lads los. c:a,l
Wia1 j. Carer, an J. ns Of lali owc JOS
Bernard The n.e Is coaii.nty believed
selling ,usee, can only make vested Te
FEB dds rilOS EVANS. TO-.
TALAyEKh FOR kENT, LEAsE on Sal Il.
OFFER for lease sale. ais desirable pops.y 80
Containing about 81 sui.ed about halt
irc Baptist Colegc road, Of
THIS place al bc willis
good nei.a5phooi and healthy ioraiy l. upcs
consisting excellent f
beds Rcamonc ogeshcf
The dwelling house good rcpa.., ani eight
On lie nrsaig.s good oucG;e: ani uch o5es t1ut,
generally found place OF iIs description Apply D. IL
TALLEf, corner Of 4h and franklin sress Richmond
RO y 1AlLEY
JalN-. Trc'csar lrpn Nvsfr
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| PARTNERSHIP 40 TiCE.
IN the LIST Mr.. RICHARD ELLIS, formerly Of
~ 1mitteda which
will be conducted in and style of
THOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS 81 CO.
All indebted requested
without delay THOMAS a. CHARLES ELLIS.
Rchmo d. January 20. lS5l-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-07

NEW MUSIC.
ID H. TAYLOR has just received Express large assor
Of Muse among which positions by the
frs, European
Fau,a.ie .hemo La Donna del Sage" S. Thaborg
"Reminiscences Of Lucia 10 Lamernoor,' W r. Lsz,
Anlanre, by S. Thalberg
Romance, with Variations, by Thlberg
Grsnd Gallop Chromatic, by +. Lszt
Three brilliant Wait1es. by Fred Chaplin
All the above European editions.
Piano Forte and Music Store GO Main Street. opposite Banks
Ian
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one cnd by y % To-. 'ncltt Fql'' u. ,,,l,,y ~
rn Id :o Plaza. - BE- OF In be Gu..f
& 40; cc 70 .,p sncs c5c.e and 'yt1j !ake: aHl 70 "
frac ara ue ,od b. d.!!vcree above men
cd b. ir-i d AZ OF Jly aexi - g., p,;r-,,,
FOR iuitne 49, 49, - -, ~ Ma WAITER GVrSS
"ssS'a" Chef Enrnssr tame, vcg and Naaawha c3mp'ny'
L. l'J,.3w
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CAV MILL F0I; slLE.-11vIas 7v,;

saw MILL ron sALE.-H4sIns t,. :!
- Sean Saw Mil, now ofe WA
SAW MILL, with ostihD. vince. se IN diane
tie machinery. auid.. &C. complete order TINS Nil
and The Cas!nss furnished desc.
Tabl: Bro.he5 Inc chlnrIy vii be sod With
building, SUI i,rchlses t.er description IS dcemea
those wishing pgcha.. ioc,. 49,
son ~i also sell an excellent Cary Log WIKI a;-a..,
and three Yokes Of s,eer
Dec 2l-M PHILIP I. I0IiNSn.
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e. oPfiiR'-S''"' '-S-S { II SINNER,
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CARRIAGES: CARRIAGES!
TIVE -ghsrnD- eetiuly uiurmshs customers ~ !.
.4 ;l- ,uA,!l thai ne mas nioved his COACH Cx&SU
MIAMI. a',nl 70 lunihard Alley, be. CF50~
Es' Nill lut Carr 9Th anu itI streets The
C'gnb.p o- he hand 4 general
C.RalaGGS. CHARl0TrEES. BAROUCHES and BUGGIES, of
Tie o.>l workmanship and materials which will be
M pc and respectfully invites those of any ari.
u. tdrrge line call aud his ock article
VI o le'o 9r sold good had the
tsl % richmond. Az warranted 10 stand.
Iah s-6G MICAIAH MANGUM
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTOR


PROPOSALS wIl received the Office the River
l Katwha Company. until the 10Th of February for
timber trunk from the canal TO the river
a>. i. ptn- Mil, below Thir,eet,h
a,l specification the may he the Office Of
( Il Gill plinclpI. Assistant Engineer.
WALTER GWYSN.
I--it Chief Engineer ! K sph X Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-07

REMOVAL.
w .ts 'st from old OF Main WnD
w lN3 81 house, 2i3 Main CSzH
e so ABOVE The Farmers and Virginia Banks, and tSN7S
-Nt4'o: % DF john G Way where offer the AX--A-
s'neuiO CARRIAGES offered in Richmond. remark.
si'5s We invite ir.en.- and he public give
"a 81!
"a l-...Nclin HOOKER OSRnRS &
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND ~ THE COZ.
OF MANINIR - = annIU rlIr IT n ,r ~ 4, 1

Or HANOVER, on SATURDAY, THE loT DAY OF NaElii.
iotceo deed In recorded n Hanover comfy Ccu
~ nee and made by Jno Wright and Susan his =
secure sum OF moae. SPECIFIC lneren Joseph .e,
e"uay oi licnco his ei;s or ass and by
interested, the subt> nber. the
Oh Ia he highcst hiter pubic the o.
Hanover the land described in coed called Clef ia
AID Immediately ajacca: the d rs,y MONEY b..
nue.! thereof VIII produce he aai pducpl vi Ire
bond. due AMI secured oy deed, with IL 49,.
Charges % eNcrung This provided ic ~ tho deed
sdsace mile of the Old Church. !e.e4 a
ii, and is equal In fertility any land adjacent
Tile considered good but made usual Win s.
G.. ". BASSETT 1.J.ee
Clover Len 22-coawlls
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OFFICE OF THE RICHhOND AND DAyVII.I-E
! RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, JASvARY 2S, 1851
E adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders Richmond and
l. Danvle Railroad Company (o the
miee of examination and Tor the election Of President Dre
the Company the ensuing will be held the
Wednesday, the la'h day Of February 1851 at y O'Clock NJ per
/ adournmeEL p. VAN DECRSEN,
Ian. 29-d&ctl2hFeh. Clerk Il. ID X. X. Co.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have formed
;5ansac!iag GENERAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ORU0
the old stand Of Dove saaes No So Main s5cc hope by
attention BUSINESS and selling the and
their ne merit continuance tho liberia
extended 10 the late hrm. SAMUEL K. DOVE.
WILLIAM b. ISAACS
Feb. ALEXANDER B. ARCHER.
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SUCCESSORS OF ID PAINE & co..
Managers OF lotteries.
hi5 spoaieis
brilliant Schemes tor January, under the manage
nent F. NORRIS co. solo contractors AMI manisers
Shemes the Maryland Lotteries eAdin nsI aud approved
by and all drawings conducted under e
personal superintendent.
Donss 10 heavy deposited wh Safe Commission
RI L The payment OF ali pnlci
The ay scnd prizes which have seen -oa ami i NJ sight ny
PURCELL gwen lis Ticks decided pc
ference There scacts 81 large pzcs NJ m
Office and them, only address orders 10
s. MORRIS ~ Co. Managers,
Or TO c. W. PURCELL, Richmond Va
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'HE Taioring Clothing and furnishing business
Il Red on by Sllas Merchant viii u Continue -, 49, 80,
by Sas Merchant and F. Wes-er uns ~, ' ~ Ell i
MERCHANT WElSlGER,a liz Nam s,:,., R;ehmona y, ~
They respectfully solicit Continuance of that pa,ragr so liberal
ly bestowed up the house and pledge their SEAT ng -
such favor them with trial By fair dealing in good arss
at low prices. SlLAS MERcuaNT
y. f WEISIGER
n b. Slas Merchant having discontinued On hi. v;
dual urgently those having claims him
present them for payment and those indebted 10 nav or
sell their without delay.
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y II
FS undersigned rebuilt and enlarged the above
excessive bshmen containing In all about thee hundred
would respectfully give notice that ready
reception aad accommodation Of the travelling community
the unsurpassed conveniences Of this House
~ spenuous as the numerou, Improvements which have
.es be properly gwen Suffice il
has been spared render any apartment
..:.
TIE furniture made expressly order regardless OF COST and
.rEa OF - the Drawing will be found
.c tasteful The Dining
e and the hours will arranged sui,
~ cayc.lel OF lhe early and late.
E- department. will be conducted unexcepoable
Proprietor pledges himself tina, American House
if 3 iruIy n, travellers Home.
70 7-3aw6nl LEWIS RICE
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j NpN. =.
viii eonrisue their sale Of goods until
when tl,ey will close 70 prepare for
IN Wedn seday, the 18th inst Sale 70
:, PAINE & KENT, Aue'fneers.
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-tIE: STOCKHOLDERS
or 1fir STANTON AID JANIS RIVER TURNPIKE
i;y s-.'ia.'a :nt ~ &c !s;a,.:; NJ.
s ok
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
POLITICAL.
THE BOSTON RIOTS.


On The olsi uli. the President seni TO the Sen.
ate special Message, In answer 10 The fesou
lion brought forward by Mr. Clay, touching The
late outrage in Boston. |, gave rise to very
able aud Interesting debate, which lasted uaiil
the Senate adlourned--at latc hour. The de.
bate WAS not concluded at the time Of adjourn
laen., and no vote was taken either on the mo.
lion to print or on the question OF reference 10
the judiciary Committee. As yet, we have no,
been able to procure copy Of the Message /;
hut. although the hour IS late, we still hope that
we may be able TO lay the paper before our read.
ers this morning YET of course, under the cir
cumstances, we must deter any comment on II
until our next issue.
We may saw, however, that, the Message struck
us, whilstlhe Secretary oflhe Senate was reading
il, as a document which indicates the strongest
desire, as well as determination, OF the President
to ymdicaie the majesty Of the laws. He gives
general view DC the question. and points out
some defects in the previous laws connected with
calling out the military force 10 the support oil the
civil authority.
This Message was no sooner read than MIR.
Clay rose to move its reference to the Judiciary
Committee, for the PURPOSE Of considering the
proposition Of the President 10 amend any defect
which may be found in the previous laws concern.
ng the manner Of bringing out the military force
Of the United States in aid OF the civil authority.
Stree writing the above, we have received
fom The Republic Office u copy Of the Message,
which is annexed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
P@eTRY
soNG OF THE UNION.
By PROFESSOR WHITNEY.


49, -'4 - -, - :
ven '''', ~ D,sss ','s aSpP' '@i'
- s.a,. -, ,,.,,..
But nov no master mere Is Snown-
NO king Is feared but uod'
.-I.-,.D-..s qr ~,
f.. ~. r., So,
r..s.,.,'.-...-Y.. ,.,Ia
lha' hurried i've 'yfa'' nom On n's"'
ana c.us"eu us "''ei''s '"'o''g
rb., ..,.a ;,.o,har hath .ho,s on b;cb
H. H.,
.sn.n,.,,,., an,at
All a.ilr 49,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22


DEXTH or TnE Hon. Gro. Med uFFn. Tho
CoIumbia Telegraph Of the 18th inst. says: We
regret ID learn BIZ despatch from alrend al
Camten, that General GEoReE MGDnfrE ex-
pred ii nine o'clock !. No., yesterday, q ahe res
idence ii RTcHARD SIScLEToN, Esq, II Sumter.
The event al anYaisne loF years past, wolld not
have been considered improbable from III cnn
diiion Of physical pfoslfatien and suffering. but
coming now, near ihs anniversary of MI. CALA,
nouns DEATH Z must ex cite sadness md regreat.
The name Of kpReE N1DurnklA 0aR enrolled
ii our list 81 the departed. whose IneIliories ear
OHM will ever cherish. and q lhis Isl lie last
tsw yyaFs hksp nude IsaffalIy rapid additions.
01 A lazy fellow once declared. ii public
company, Thai he could not ind bread tor the
family. Nor replied 81 indus FioIla Inechan-
ic,s en- Obliged u work iof It. =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
MISCELLAN ECU s.
THE WORLDS FAIR.

AS soon as the great London exhibition be
gins, we shallhaye the newspapers flledup with
descriptions Of all manner Of wonderful inven
tions aud lahorious attempts at achieving what
Is Of no use to any living soul. We find all,
ready some OF these things extracted HON the
sEngi,h journals into New York exchanges
For example, William Laughter, niilnaker ii
Broouisgfoye, has received orders 10 make 1000
gold, 1000 silver, and 1000 iron stacks" fl The
great exhibition. The whole 5000 are moi 10
weigh more than three grams, and they will be
The smallest nails ever lahrica,ed
During the exhibited, monster globe, Il Il
stated will be shown. lis dimensions are thu.
noted:
"Ihe interioror the globe viii he upwards Of
60 feet in diameter, and the whole surface Of The
earth modelled with she greatest possible accura.
cy, embracing al the latest discoveries. upon
scale Of ten :iiies 70 the inch horizontal, and
one inch to the mile vertical every mountain,
river, aud lake will be laid doNnin way that
each visitor 70 this highly interesting and scien,
titic exhibilioninay become in an hour entire
cosmoplite.
The area Of the Crystal Palace. the place Of
The exhibition, il eighteen acres, and itissaed
thai 70 make merely the circuit Of the tables, The
visitor will have 10 travel no less twenty miles.
The following contains some interesting items
on the subject:
Ills estimated that the visitors 10 the exhibi-
zion will be--Foreign and colonial 2000,0O0 !;
English, WEIGH, Highlanders and Irish, 5,000,-
900. Total 100000.
They must be rated as passengers for each
! line over which they pass, by which the aggre-
! gate ot the year viii be nonnalY increased 10
about f42 OOO,OU0. The average fare from The
Bond IF Trade reiurnsis taken at - per pas.
| senger erhead, and The gross receipts at fl.
4 100000. The increase 81 goods traffic taken
at5U per cent, on the halt year ending De-
/ cember 81. 1850, gives I'll 100000. The to-
,alesiimaie for exhibition receipts is f47OO,pDo.
4 companyis being formed at Madrid 10 con.
4 yey irayellersto London during tie exhibition
/ They are 70 pass through France, and stay three
\ days in Paris, Their residence in London il 4
be about a fortnight and the expense Of tkt
whole trip wiIi be about fl0 lS20Ol eact
i person.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
60 T.TPg

- ~ - - - - - -. -
II w ~ q A IS ~
% I N III spbscrlbef has lust COM
c. fN j pleied CHS establishment, stu
ated On Main street. east Of the
- d i. Market IIonse, where he Is now pre-
pared u take care u horses ina style not tobe sur
passed III this country He WILDE pleased 70 serve
all persons iathst line and win Ina short time be
prepared with tbeb best Of
saddIeaMti Harness Horses,
Carriages Bug = gies, Hacks Sc;
for thebenett Of the travelling community, and gen
tlemen Of pleasure.
By prompt attention to business, the Proprietor
hopes secure shat ofpublic patronage. He has,
connected with his stable first rate arranged for
dsOyers whitewater troughs, &c, where he will be
pleased to give al who may have occasion 70 call
81 him, ample aud satisfactory Accommodation.
small tayors will be thankfully received and
large demands upoh the attention Of the Proprietor
WI Y always y promptly met and attended TO-
fSome one, come all
J. STRIN(sER.
Agsntf for q. b. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
4 SMALLFAMILY. pleasantly locatedin

the upper rat Of tie city have fue front room and
bed the second oor with Croton water and pan
attached. suitable for gentleman and hIs vile 1r p
sIele eenileren. References required Address ~
DION, Iuluae Office sI 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
SERVANTS WANT PLACES
SITUATION WANTED-Bv a Young
.R\ A\TS A oreat yariety of Welt

- selected Servants wanting employment a. C.,
MASONS Offices. 3jO Broadway and l1j B3ser,. Terms,
yearly subscription. 20 GEMS, Otherwise cents Au eJ
VIII be made 20 please everybody MCn aud bows he
ad for any respectable employment No charge 20 sub
sUrbcIS sJ2N'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
THE sEW-YORK TRIBUNE

yea zufofGAS CisrDLATIJS
A.. .sussd the 5s-artoIe Of Each hal SssStr fr Iis
r,.e Pro. ii cent, ooy. 81 Der yea., u az Ii OF
srst Eaa OF B. - the coEt leTt, postage ih;luce1
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
ROARD in BROOKLYN-Wanted, by

q Gentleman VII, and one Child, IA private iAmF
H. or where there are bu few blarde Rcte euce gwen
and required Address box No 3ili Lower PoslO ice
% -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
THE xEw-ye3K TRIBUrF

,s, ss,rvoRSIA. oREoos A'lD THg sAsewica ISLANDS,
y~tpshed % ,he depzrtvre u each Mai Steansr iof
r,s~r>s Pr,c~ q, cents per eOyy.
GPFELEY q II RL2ATF. Publishsr,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

DRESSES FOR SALE.-A Doube
Adams 3folef PIe,s. % by 40 niche, plaien m per
feet order capable II hfst-rss work an improved
Hoes Screw Standing Press 20 by 3i inches IN use but
short tim. ten gross super1oya Press Boards eean and
order, with wooen boards blocss Joht' dry
ing poles. Sc. having been displaced by larger Adams
Improved and Hoes Hydraulic Presses viii be sold veT
low for cash. If applied for soon. by JOHN A GRAY.
2O61u&Th No 81 Go.d-st, cor. OF Fuitoa ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

a 6 Cooz. washer s-i lroper. Nv a re-
.,..tl, ssrrr "a ernsx r4nLs-s al. ratf g. h4'
soaa ftle,c~s Ac,ly a, No l37 Wss IN s... - E "a
9iA AID 10Th avs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Sn REWARD, will be paid for tho

&Sn RENARD, will be paid for tho
RDO CONVICTION Of tho thief or thieves and return o
the stolen property aksn from House No " Abne don
place Troyst he eht ofthe 2sh Aug Tho proper
g. taken was. new black double mlled eio.h over
coat with black bnng ugh coiored do part worn, WIN
tae blue hupg black ssfIn vest PAIR blark CASHMERE
pants do plaid do black nat but llttie worn. 1. r
smh maker No 35f Pearl II with The Subscribers namo
ia very uncommon onej ~th gdsd f4ce Vars aad rosa
the end of the penduinm vi snndfy ether 4rsces
The clock stand and glsv ~ere len The tool used was
iargf u0n claw ~h brokes prong which may be ,ees
the Chiefs ofbre So .l be- 0ad Tor tbs return d the
prof0ny or u that proportion i"r any part oft
"a lfb 5 PET r.lAS, 16J Rsads-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
- To the payk, Strike for your Rights :

Yok Cny and WCi1ly, taAes ElFLt n = =
~ c.nniti.e ELIAS j. JONES, Seey pro TEN
,Sy- To the Park, Strike for your Rights =
ne ~ the CITY If ~ y Gork are eqlesttd 10
s.ssmble 10 the Psrk o SATURDAY EVENING, sept
" scock 70 express then the action O tae
Cannon Coonci 10 regad 20 memorials presented 70 then
:, Wkpgnehs Societies praying for the abolition Oi the
Cn,rsct Sysse and The payment - The labofefo ou 1
s.hbc works % day Let ms teach these men ih
1--WE know on. nights aud knowIDg dare maiuttn them
MN AkbUTHhOT, Com. of Arrangements
,.,. . Sx,rt Secretayy s25 $40
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
FURNISHED ROOMS-To let to one

i or two single gentlemen. without board, consisting of
ffont and back parlcr and bedroom Win large
clothes pres aud bathroom adjoining Lwalion very
de,raie aud respectable BTetkas- II needed Apply
soon Terms moderate Address Y. this Office s0 H'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

AS SEAYsTREss and 20 mind Children. or
~ .s CbsrL.rusid and Waitress by Protestant Young
woman CAL al No 2O7 81 avenue. between S'h and y
ss Can be seen for two days. -