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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-11-13
CHE literarp Gfbo
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
ChaIMplin 4 BabcOck,
At WESTERLY, r. l.

Office on IVest Broad ST., in the building ner
to II. & +. ShefielFs Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01

II -, N vTyON'S CLASSICAL AND COM
nFRCfaI ROARDlNG SCHOOL for Young Senueme.
.fsttshed bv M. prs.sni Proprietor Ia i''o ~
Of this Institution + ulfuf passed. arfy ,s
he dest and most agT eto = TO-" ,ts evsy., rines
for its "a nhritv and morality. and aces
sday by The HucsOn River Rsilroa1. ln7 ~ - 80 49,,
bsifs ls fom he Depoi and umauds -ome9t nc '
c1arutrg views OF tie Valley OF me huusOl - re-
h rounodious comfortable and Wen "iaPI9p. %
Grounds quite retired embraces s-FTIa :, - '
fns Grove a ell-appOinrd Gymnasium &C .ta -,r.l
TIL. Prfrrnsi 10 sssidunus In his regard o' .l7 D'l
welfare the ubyscs comfort the ini-ilsctuA
he manners and personal naniis 81 nc pups.
rae0rd having respect 10 ach 81 tnese lll-l-s -
aD.irsr Of which i i0rv arfei % we par, ,ssi
everv month Pupils viii atend the ChuTen oes'sn''71
Tre Course Of Education includes al The branches pre-
psrstorv r College or business f1r Professions or prs
ca life The Principal has had I0Dg perlence ti =
bv competent Tutors Elementary principles WI 20 a.
hat srct attention which their paramount Important u
Tie Academic Year, divided into T 40 Terms OF give
Month. each-the Summer Term commencing on me -
of NAV. The Winter Term The hfst OF NOveupef NPl
snd October vacancies Pupils can be Se ih'eu " ay
time e,o- p ,ta VIA.
fer Term usyabe 10 advance. THIS me- udes 6Oaf1 wiz
washing and mending. bed and beddi0g el and ugh auu
Tuilop 10 all ts branches except 10 Modern
and Nuc together with The OF all the necessary DOCKS
IN he English branches and stationery A dedacuon Will
be made yhere two corne from the same family
RFFERENCEs-TO the several Clergylnen OF
Hon Washington Irving, TarrytOWni hon Sulisn =
plsuck New-York Benjamin Nerplanck, Esq ffssllsu'
i'm, ESQ do Hon j. W Schmidt DO; and TO any otners
Of he numerous patrons Of the Institute. printed Isl OF
yEhose names viii be furnished pcaton 10 me Prln
cpal Circulars at several Of the Bookstores -
Nf@ WILLIAM 2. LYON, AM,
Principal and Proprietor
~ Teters ,bould be addressed NORTH TRrrytOwn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CONCERT.-THE MOST
W NOVEL, INTERESTING AND EXCITING EN-
TERTAINMENT Of this SEASON on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, March 5, at TRlPLER HALL, al which the
INFANT DRUMMER
will make his Second Appearance (preyious to his depart
ure for Boston, and perhaps from thence to the Worlds
London assisted by the most eminent Vocal and
Instrumental Talent in toe City.
The Proefamme lie rich and varied, and offers al
fractions The whole under the direction OF
MR. GEORGE LODER.
Tickets so cents Children under II years OF age half
price, TO be obtained at the principal Hotels aad Music
Stores.
tue ,ichets nj It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01

ID. 5 HOUGH Aucf1Oneer
- ATURDAY, MARCH |, at l03 O'clock
re and Fancy Coco consisting Of Sofas, Bureaux Card
and other Tables Chairs, Bedsteads. Carpets Lo king
Glasses Bohemian and China Vases Giraudoies Mantel
Clocks Picures Window Shades, &c. Also lot OF HAIR
and Husk Mattresses BOsiers and Pillows, and genera
variety of other goods Also, magnificent Royal Purple
l. o. Of o. f. Regaia and one Silver Patent Lever "sch
Dcf seq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
FINANCIAL.

NOTICE.-On the 9TH day of November
last letter was deposited IN the PostOfce OF the
City Of Newark n j., addressed TO Alex Kay Wssh'ng'
TON d G incosing check drawn by the subscriber, on
the Newark Banking snd Insurance Co. marked No %,
and certified be good by the Cashier OF the said banE
The said letter and check have hitherto fsed 70 reach the
hands OF Mr. Ray who has since been paid me amount
thereby notice is hereby given that payment al ba
has been stopped and all persons cautioned against
potiang or receiving sad check, as any Endorsement
thereof with the name Of Alex Ray must be forgery
JOS c. HORNBLOWER
Nawark 4 Feb "a 1881 28f lw*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
ASrHoSY J. BLEEcEss. AucuoReer
BROADWAY PROPER

Y ny near Corlsnd-st. a. AUCTION-ANrHONY
7 RIEECKFR will sell al Auction CD TUESDAY, March
4 At y O'Clock, al the MERCHANfS EAChANGE
the follow ing valuable property, VIZ:
on BEoA6wAY-The very superior building and lots OF
,onnd Known AZ 1856 and Isl Broadway west side, be-
&c., Corlland and Liberty The lots together are 40
feel fon and rear by 10 eet In depth the building 40
eet front and rear ard lO6 feet in depth, and stories
b sbove ground with basement and undercelar erect
ed within the last TOUR years without regard to expense
and l. IN every respect building Of the hrst class
TeTms made known on the day OF sale. For further par
jcnIsrs app, to the Auctioneer Bcosdst O+SS) mlts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
SCHOOLS.

II S. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
u sway, for oil Educational Orders Capisl furnished
by the Patrons who share the profits Of The investment
equally With the Institution and The Cause Of EducauGa
Teachers and Employers served for per cent esch
on one years compensation, including bOard-he cheapest
advertisement 10 the world Merchandise procured for
10 10 per above AL deposits secured By trans
ferAbe check which IL beer han money for al negOna-
dons. AGENTS WANTED Ia every town, and highest
commissions allowed Apply early full and postpaid
personally II possible References hanged
Z. II. WILCOX. Proprietor.
9sf ST. Estabished 1917.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
SALES BY AUCTION.

JAMES COLE. Auctloneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR the
FULTON FERRY, BROOKLYN-JAMES COLE
will sell at auction, on MONDAY, March g. 1851, at u
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange Supreme Court, under
the direction OF c. 2. Smith, Esq Referee
All those certain houses and lots OF land lying and being
In the Second Ward of the City OF Brooklyn and desg
mated on eersn map Of properly belonging 70 me estate
veyOT file In the office OF the Clerk OF me county OF
Kings as follows;
Lot No lon the no Il west corner Of Front and Dock
SITS with the brick dwelling house thereon, and being u
fee on Frontst Is feet DOckst y feet inch on The
north line, and ~ fee on the west line OF said oL
Lot No. 2-Adoinng, with the BRICK dwelling mousse
thereon and being 9 feet inches on Frontst ~ ee GA
the line l9 feet the north line, ana ~ teel Inches
on the vest side OF said lot
Lot No S-Adjoinng, with the brick dwelling house
thereon and being 70 ieet inches Frontst 81 Feet
inches the ne 10 feet on the norm ne ana 80 leet
8 inches on the west line Of said iot
Lot No 4-Fronung on DOck-st, and being ~ feet
width In front and 90 lee men on te SCUM
line feet the north line with the privilege OF an
alley 10 feet in width on the north line OF the lot.
Lot No 5-FrOnng on DOck-st and being Il leel ana
inches In width front and and 81 feet IN dspI1 on
each side with the privilege Of the said alley on the SCUM
eide Of Gaid lot
Lot No on the southwest Of Water add Dock
sis and being feet inches In front and rear ID eeI on
Docktt and 20 feet inch on the west line of said lot
Lot No 7-On Water-st adjoining lot No 8, and beihg
q feet inches width IN front and 10 feet men on
the line " II Inches the west line OF sall ol
Lot No 8-On Water ST.. adjoinng lot No. T. and being
p feet inches In dlh Ia front and " feet Inches
on the east line and 70 ms the west line OF SAID ol
Lot Ne 9-On Wzter-sL adjoining lot NO y and Delhg
q feet on Waterst the line, q feet Inches
The nOrhey line along the said tea 1901 aley sn ~
feet inches The westerly line, adjoining land late OF Al
The laid premises being distant from Fulton Ferry about
Tems-Ten per cent to be pad The time Of sale, res-
dn1 on delivery Of the deeds within twenty days.
For maps apply to the Auctioneer. (48D 2bf aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
WIN VINCENT WALLACE and
GEORGE LODER
PROGRAMME OF THE CONCERT
nm

PROGRAMME or THE CONCERT.
PART FIRST.
l. Instrumental Pece-LargO al FactOum.. MOLsrI
By bod NOrth's Band
Ahs-Mr Philip Mayer .....................'.Pro
s. New Serenade-Ssr of Love LIST Il ne In pub
lc,) Mrs. Laura A. JOnes.......W. vincent WaIace'
T. Duet Concertaute-Flute aud Piano, Brcialdl 800
aud SuakOsch, Mr.. Eben AMI Mr.. William A. King
s. Choral Pot Pourr from The Fgha d Regimento Paul
BY the German Leder Kranz
g. Or che in CieiO-Mr. A ArthursOn. Donizetti
Z Grand Fantasia-PianO Mr.. Richad Hoffman Prudent
g. Rect ed Aria from Der Freyschuz .......M. Weber
Madame SchlesiIge her first appearsnce)
g. Grand Overture -Qberon.-COnducted by w.
Vincent Waace w eOeL.
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FaIpAY. Feb. PPM.


The break in Morris affected sympathet-
ically the whole market and the Fancies fell OF
to y cent The sales were not very large,>e1
-cepting of Harlem, of which some $500 sheTes
were sold. The market after the Board lmFsTs& p
and at the Second Board there was quite afssSc
ton and the quotations were all 1 TO " cent bet
ter again, leaving off nearly at the points of yes
terday. Morris was the leading Stock and huctu'
ated from ls to III, closing at III bid The de-
cline has been caused by the granting OF an in
junction by the ChancellOrof New-Jersey restrain
the Company from transferring Stock until the
consolidation of the Stock, four shares for one, has
taken place. The Company will Immediately ap-
ply for the dissoving of the injunction. Meantime
the certificates will pass from hand to hand as
usual Erie fell off to sOl but recovered at the
Second Board to sl!. Farmers closed at 81,
decline of 4 y cent. Norwich went to 644, bat
was in demand at the Second Board at 65. Read
ing fell off to COZ at the First Board and went
back to 61I at the Second, showing an improve
ment from yesterday of v cent. For Indiana
y cents, preferred, Al was bid, an advance OF
y cent. For Illinois 20 was bid-71 asked
Rochester and Syracuse sold at 49, decline OF
y cent Portsmouth recovered from l35 to 49,
Long Island fell off to 234, but at the Second
Board was in demand at "a. StoningtOn was one
of the firmest Stocks and the shorts were bidding
4a1 New.Jersey Exploring and Mining Co. was
another buoyant Stock and sold at lat, buyer 10,
an improvement Of | v cent. The bids at the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
BOARDING SCHOOL

NM IN 4 II I = DOhIN DOAIOOL Y
w FOR BOYS At Little Ferry, nine miles from Hobo,
hen ~ Tunder the direction Of A b. WINANI and
LADY-Ths school is designed for young ads All the
present members Of IL under twelve years OF age ana
none viii q received who older The number OF pu-
pills is limited to twenty Terms 500 per year Fare ny
stage S7t cents For circulars please apply TO Mr.
THURMAN corner Canal and Nestry SIS or MI r. r
ROBINSON, 81 Pine-st. New-YOrk al I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
NTTY OF BROOKLYN, SIX PER

CITY OF BROOKLYN, SIX PER
OCENT LOAN, FOR TWENTY YEARS-Sesled
Proposals will be received the Controllers Office, Guy
Hall Brooklyn, until Thursday, March 6, at o'clock NJ
for the purchase Of $4,000 Of City Bonds Of $1,000 each
PAYABLE on the January 1871 with interest at six per
cent per annum payable half yearly the ls January aud
lot July In each year for which Coupons will be issued Win
and The whole will be delivered on the LIST April next Pur
chasers will be required pay the interest on delivery
from let Jan to lst April, at per cent, and will receive
the July Coupons interest and will also be
quired TO pay the premium offered Immediately on the ac
cepance OF the bids
five per ceat OF this Loan Is to be raised annually by
Tax FOR 20 years and deposited In the Sinking Fund for Ia
redemption.
Full particulars made known application to
asf al CHAS C. BELTS, Controller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01

The Commerce of this port for February
shows considerable decrease as compared with
January, both in passengers and tunnage. The
falling off Of passengers is nearly so per cent and
of tunnage, s5. The figures are as annexed;
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs DURING THE MONTH OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
s. DRAPER, Auctioneer. e
SALE OF
~ G1H0O 900

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CONVERTl
BILE BONDS. VIII be sold by
Mesns. HAGGERTY, DRAPER JONES, al Auction
on THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF March next, al Il.
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange, the whole issue
Of CONVERTIBLE BONDS Of the NETWORK AND
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, amounting TO Three
Millions Five Hundred Thousand DOlsrs, to the hghes
bidders They will be put up In single Bonds with suitable
privilege OF slsTRer amount These Bonds 10
81 EACH dated The Let Of February 1851 and pay
able in 20 years and Issued pay the floating debt Of
the Company and 10 procure adequate machinery and
for operating the road and the last loan the Company
require 10 complete and equip H. They bear
per cent payable semi annually In the City Of NewYOrE
on the ls Feb and Aug and convertible into stock o.
the Company par any time within 10 years from date
The bonds are transferable the books OF the Company
and have interest warrants attached The terms Of pay
men per the day Of sale ten per cent on
the 18th Of March, teeD per cent on the st OF April ~
per the M Of May ten per cent on the Let Of
June fifteen per cent on the LIST Of Jay, fifteen per cent
the lat Of August and per cent 90 the ls Of Sep
TENDER. Purchasers viii have the option Of paying
larger or The whole amount earlier date per
the amount OF the bonds not taken up always being e
deposit, be forfeited noncompliance with the
Of The sale copy Of he bond may be the
Office Of the Company, where report Of the directors 10
the Stockholders showing the condition Of the Company
may be obtained By order Of the Board Of Directors
zftM6 THOMAS J. TOWNSEND. Treasurer.
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Between the First aHd Second Parts,
Miss WYATT will perform Grand Fantaaia on the

Miss W Will pciiOlul biahu oAIa-o W '-'~
PART II.
/ Grand Overture The Hebrides", .MendelsSohn.
Conducted by George Loder.
2 Song-Mrs Edward LOder
8 GraSd Fantasia Violin -Miska Hauser.
T. Grand Ada-From the Prophetic, Signora
BozZl yeio7oi'
s. Rect ed Ahs-Csn my Love resign Mr. H. NJ,
G. song-Sweet Bird-Mrs Emma Giingham
Bostwick Flute accompaniment by MI ~,
T. Grand Fsutasia-On Themes from La Ftgha
de observation-disclosures Strskosch 49,. .Strakosch.
g. Grand Choral Finae-By the Harmonic So ,
PART
l. Instrumental Piece by Shelton's Band.
2 Grand scens-Csrs Compagne.-MadameA An mn,
g. Gr glDs' Fantasia, Violin By A Gfebei
4. Aria and Venaons-DOce Concento-F0r
Voice and Flute-Mrs Eastcou and Mr..
Ebep Mozart and Dronet.
s. Rect. ed Aria" Robert le Disble." Madame
Schlesnger.
6. operate scena On Cosmme-From the Opera
LAmba'aorce-The Singing Lesson ......:.,. Anoer'
Miis Mary Taylor, Mrs. George Loder and Mr. stephen
GRAND FINALE-NATIONAL AIRS:
Performed by Grand Monster Orchestra and the Three
Military Bands under the direction OF George Loder
Pianist C. TIMM
Conductor lst part. .........W VINCENT WALLACE.
Conductor ID and Sd Parts. GEORGE LoOER
Music COmmiuee-Henry Watson James r HAL and
Col JAMES L. HEWITT, Chairman
S c. JoLLIE, Treasurer.
JAMES +. Otis, Secretary.
DOOrs open OclOck-COnceu to commence al O'CLOCK
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH.
To be had of all the Members OF the Committee at the va
rous Music Stores Hotels and at the door on the even
ing of the performance mi IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
ANTHoSY BLEEcEER, AuctiOneer.
DER EMPHORY EXECUTORS' SAIE

ON ElAI@OO lOANO NDEAi4 -
4 OF lO9 VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS AT AL G
TGON-ANrHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public
auction on the 7h March next by order OF the Executors
OF the and most valuable pieces OF hea EsAe
lying In body and In one OF The most desirable ocapns
In hrs City has been offered this season. snd calls The
attention Of capitalists and others 10 the following adyer
useueut:
The subscribers Executors the last will and testament
OF the late William Wright, of the City OF New YORK, de-
ceased will sell puOnc auction, by ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER, AuctioBeer, on MONDAY. the llth day OF
March. 1851, ~ O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
the following property being part OF the real estate OF the
SAID deceased,
BRoADwAY-4ots Of ground Broadway, formingihe
entire fronts the eassry Size Of two blocks and Ar
between Forty and FOrtyouFh-sts i've of these
lots and FIVE front on The square formed by the IN
tersection Of the Seveuthsv and Broadway
AvENUEl4 lots of ground the Sixthav
which are opposite The pubic squsre extending
regulation andimprovement appropriation FOR which hay
Ing been made long since
FoRTyFRsT-sr- lots Of ground lying together 90 the
norhery side Of Forty hssL being the whole front be-
tween Broadway ard Sixth-ay.
FORTYSEcOND ST "a loss Of ground, comprising the
fronts of both sides ofFory second e. 100 feet wide
between Sixth-av and Broadway.
FORTY-fHlRD-sT-2O lots OF ground lying together on
the eOuthery de Of FCrtyhirdsL being the entire 'front.'
between Sixh.av. and Broadway.
kORTYTHRD sT5 lots OF ground on Inc norIherly side
OF Eory-thrds commencing IS feet inches from Broad
The above property admirably situated for immediate
Improvement AID The deeds Will contain covenants against
nuifAnce The title s perfect and the sale will be absolute
Ten per cent Of purchase money with the Auconeers
fee will be required be paid the day Of sale per
before The LIST day Of July next wnen the deeds
will be devered eighty per cent may remain on bond and
mortgage a. the option OF the purchaser for or years
per interest payable semiannualy. LIhOgraphc
maps may be obtained the office Of the AuctOneer No
Brosd-st and AFTER the 5tn inst March ss
1851. DANIEL h. TOMPhlNS,k Evac,tors
VIM J. STAPLES, NA''
uIS579lO,l2m 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01

D. s. HoUGH, Aucuoneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
H FURNITURE and PAINTINGS, on MONDAY
MORNING. al 10 O'clock al 81 Greenwich all 10 fue
order, BrusFe sud Ingram Carpets. Stair do Marble
TOP and Plain Bureaux, Mahogany aud Walnut TABLES
Looking Classes Walnut End Maple Bedstoads foe hair
Maui Beds and Bedding Mahogany fall and thret~
quarter French Chairs, Mahogany Rockers, Walnut and
Maple Chairs. Damssk Lounges Solar aud Hall LsmOs
CARO- Tables Hat stands CrOckery &c Also Al II O'Clock
elegant OF Pain ings rich gilt frames. All viii be sold
vi bout reserve, rain or shine mi ~
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JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer.
nOSITIVE SALE Of Valuable Prop


POSITIVE SALE of Valuable Prop
ery on Wulow.sL near Clark. Brooklyn, by order Of
Executors-JAMES COLE viii sell al AUCTION on MON
nav March sd ls5l at II O'Clock, at the Merchants EX
change New. York. the following desirable property
one vacant Lot on The west side Of Wlowst, ll5 feet
inch nom he southwest corner ofClArk 81
Two Lets snd large Frame House 1854 feet square, 90
the south side Of the above
One vacant lot on the south side OF the above ana adon
inc ths Tesidence OF Henry LeAytL Esq. -.
The above property Is known 49, 81, 96 and SO VII
TeTm,-6o per cent may remain on bond and mortgage
s re- vsafs AT Der cent interest For Maps and fu
~ N-,s..,leTs - annv TO JAMES COLE,
SSs e,s ~fF' 43 FultOnsL. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF

Il ZINE ARTs-Lessings great Historical Picture Of
me "MARFYRDOM or HUSS" has bSsn Adied 70 Iht
collection OF Paintings hy Wnsn % 1ns soov- scnoo Ae
nsson Is eenn season uekss 81, and description esta
togaes let cents. aaSM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
CRY CoMMfssIoNgR's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA Feb o. lsol.)
NTCVICE To CONTR A("T0RS-

NOIlCE III CON
i Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals. for Cubic.
Stone Block" will be received at this Office until the lxA
day Of arch next 85 al noon for furnishing me follow"
ing Cubical Stone Blocks, viz
IT'S blocks by inches and inches In thickness
$50 blocks by inches and inches In thickness
1850 blocks by 10 inches aud inches In thickness
$50 blocks by II inches and inches In thickness
lli6 blocks by inches and inches In thickness.
1860 blocks by 10 inches and inches In thickness
1914 blocks by IL inches and inches In thickness
fS6 blocks by Is inches and Inches In thickness.
IT'S blocks 10 By 10 inches and inches In thickness
1854 blocks 10 by ~ inches and inches In thickness
1896 blocks 10 by l5inches and inches In thickness.
7l5 blocks u by u inches and inches In thickness
l24 blocks u by 10 inches and inches In thickness
blocks Is by Is inches ann inches In thickness, IN
angular. ,
l6 blocks "A by So inches and inches In thickness
blocks "a by 40 inches and inches In thickness
40 blocks 20 BY 50 inches and inches IN thickness
10 blocks % by AZ inches and inches In thickness
The above Stones must be OF the best quality OF naio
granite sound and free from sap and all other defec
Each ock be fee clear Of any twist or wnas
Hus have general UNIFORM surface upon the bottom bed
the sides ana ends be dressed straight and square
the top bed of each block must be picked on 10 genera
uniform surface
THE Civ will reserve the right to increase the above bill
10 three pes quantity should be deemed expedient
The whole quantity contracted for will be required % b
delivered before The Let day Of July next 1851 up0a
any wharf the DelawGye front Of the Ciy, between
SpIuce and Mulberry sts free and clear from chags
for freight dockage wharfage Of any kind whatever.
The proposals state the price per superficial square
yard TO be measured IN the street where the said Blocks
may be laid down and work completed.
Specimens Of the stones exhibiting the quaty sna ne
character OF the dressing Intended 10 be urshcd vi" 70
required to accompany the proposals ~, -.
By order Ut the Committee on PuoAc hlgh"eyS
qraw A iosE 54IS SEcSyErr City Commissioned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-DOOrs open at 81
lN-to commence al o'clock Tickets 50 cts Private
Boxes, IS. Manager, Mr. JOHN SEXTON.
THIS EVENING, March |, the performance VIII COM
mence with an Overture
10 be followed bv the new Vaudeville, called
LES VIELLlES AMOURS.
Nina who will sing ell the Original Couples Mue Fellee
To conclude with the Graz d Ballet called
GISELLE.
Duke Albert OF SilesiR. Adelaiae housser
Hilarion Jean ROusset Gselle MILE G. kousset
Wifred. ...... Delaughny Baihda. Mile T. houssel
Sustained by Ballet Corps OF sixty persons tne wnoIe
produced under the direction OF Mons JEAN kOUSSEr