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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
"M. H. CARY 81 CO. PAS and 81

MN. II. CARY 6 co. PAS and 2f3
w Pesrisl between John and FULTON s.sD invite The
attention ofthe city and distant J0bbing Trade
20 theiy larys sas sariei siaek Of foo@'.
which they offer the lowest rates. either for cash or APP
Under eeh present arrangements they Offer great
Inducements on all their Foreign oOooS, ana VIII give
their customers the boneht Of tbs large donsfs which
they have gained by tho increased amount Of their par
chsses
They pledge themselves 10 cell many s,yies Of AMERI
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
Their stock VII be kept fa oong ne whole yesr, and
wife the MEXICAN spd SOUTH AMERICAN dealers 10
exsmine their stock Of Jew-ry Manufactured expressly
for those markets. also their stock Of Ivory Combs adapted
The following srueles eOoaiirnea part Of their stock
WHY S brown nI and co|orsd, Mo-, sOSso
Spool Cotton.
white blsck AID colofed, Nos l0KlJ Is to 800 yards
Linen and eO Tsp ..or spS color. and ss:
Cutlery.
Razors Knives Shears Scissors ard Table Knvee and
FORKS, Wade Butchers wOstenhohn's, Rodgers, and
other celebrated makers.
Hat CLOTH teeth, paint vsruish shaving, snoe, er1ms
horse, serubbing, &c. &c in great variety
.o,s. Mnsle a. in' W. n.. H.rrrop,.
large and rich assortment, consisting Of beautifully
carved pearl ivory bone and wood sticks; also plain
sticks, with plain, fancy and silvered paper.
Fine s, IS, SIS, and sT srG, G Iis;s inches.
Combs.
Plain and fancy TUCK dressng pocket and side, OF shell
buffalo and horn.
Guns.
Single and double English and American, real and im
taiion twist; also, q variety OF Riaes.
Pistols.
English and German pocket bet and holster Colts and
Allen Thufbers Reyolvers Also complete sssormcn1
ofSportng Apparatus
Perfumery.
LubR'i Msrgenel Coudrsy'A Plvers, Pinauds and
Edes fine extracts.
soaps.
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubns,
Guerian's, Pnauds and Maugenet Coadrays assorted
styles ae.ae Also.
Percussion Caps Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes Steal
Pens sus'ensers Buttons OF ali styes Pocket Books,
Port Monnsies. Purses, Stationery, Beads, WhAeoone,
Looking Glasses, &c. &c
Irory, Toytoss SAe, Pearl, Saea, Horn Tips, g. mr
manufacturers .
Catalogues IN the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. JSl Smeod'lsp
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IT I . IINI Ot q
Il HOUSE OF the frat class az Lamsrtine place,
Twentyninh st. between Eighth and Ninth Is deSrous
to let part OF Il TO small family the location Is not sur
passed By any In the City, having private Park IN 'front.'
and in very desirable neighborhsod References OF the
FIRST class will be given and required Persons having any
boys from to Is, need not apply No bill the house
apply above. milo Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI-

III n
OCAL SCHOOL West Point, New York Tho aext
term Of this Institution will commence the hfst OF May
Application for admission that time, should be made al
early day.
Columbia College, N. Y. Jan Is, 1851
take pleasure In stating opinion thai ths Classical
and Mathematical School at West Point ~ " under the
charge OF EDWARD V. KINSLEY A. NJ IL worthy OF
the confidence of Parents and Guardians The course OF
instruction Judging In part nom students received In this
College from thai school, is thorough and udclousand
the discipline and moral culture At once efficient and
ceisful CHAS. KING, LII. ID Pres't OF Col College
For References, Terms nc. address the PRINCIPAL
at West Point EDWARD V. KlNsLEY, AN.
m lmeodA avs
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HEALTH INSURANCE.-Wanted25

smart enterprising to operate for the Mechanic
Mutual Benefit Association IL this city and throughout the
State of New Yorh, and also the State OF Newt ersey
Men quahed fer the business wiz md this rare opporuni
ty Call at the office Of the Association, 89 Broadway,
Room No TO- fret floor between the hours CT III ana IL A.
NJ and and p M.
mi2 ST. s. c. FRINK, General Agent
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~ L. q, d. F.-Grand Assembly of the la
Ieeenaent Order of Odd Fellows, a. Trp.er HAl,
% nONDAY EVENING, March II, 1851. Tickets, ~
Nav be obtained Of
sOstDNEY II STUART Halls Of Justice
- w T CHILD, 81 Psrk-row.
y9M CHARLES MCGOWAN. 90 Barclay st.
20 SOFIA, 484 PeaTLst
r A. ADAMS, III Naasau.st
w o. GROSER, Order Desk, Custom House.
M STERN II Cedsr-st
JOHN MEOOLE, 95 Cnrise-st.
SEC. BENZ. J. PENTZ, Stuyvesant Insurance Co.
corner OF Broome a. and Bowery.
Committee Of arrangements.
Or OF the aforementioned:
JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Secretary, ODD Fellows
JAMES II. PERKINS, Odd Fellows Hall.
WHALL& SON, 257 Broadway.
EDWIN j. MERCER. corner Nassau aud Ann SITS.
GOLDEN RULE OFFICE, A Ann-st
RR STORY, 25 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
FIR LEE 2i5 Bowery, corner Slaston-st
J.R TAYLOR, Controllers Office City Hall.
w. d. KENNEDY, 2il Greenwich-st
JOHNSON& 0ROSER, Cortlands ST.
4. R. WEEKS Columbia College.
BEACH BROTHERS, Sun Office, corner Fulton and
Esssau SIS
JAMES w. HALE, Courier and Enquirer Office,
Waist
GA G. VAN BEUREN, 22s Bleecker.st
DEP O. M WILLIAM HOGGETT, Williemsburgh.
=. O. ANDREW A WEMMELL.
CHAS II. RING, 1872 Broadway, corner John.st
NIB Members Of the Order requested 20 appear in
erslia md TUX Frthenml07t* q
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SCHOOLS.

OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH'S WRIT
Ming ROOMS, 2s9 Broadway. FIRST corner above the
Irving House Terms reduced one half viz 81 80 for Ten
lessons one hour each-s,stonery so cts or ~ lessons
for s5 including satiouery-paysble subscribing.
Ladies Classes, at IL AM. and A O'Clock. ~ daily.
excepting Saturdays Gentlemen. ats AN aud ), and
8 O'Clock M daily, excepting Saturday. Private tnsruc-
ton (st the Rooms oulyl SIS For sale, Goldsni.hs
Gems OF Penmanshlp. Al So mis- 81
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ADVERTIsING IN THE SOUTH

OING-By the single suit or package at JAS FLAN-
DEkSS new establishment lo3 Broadway The new
Spring styles Of this concernarerealy worthy the attention
OF purchasers
n No connection with any other house In this
country mis- It,
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

.,r,u- WORK DAILY TRlBUNE - PUhLl5uED
fHk NV MORNING, SUNDAYS EXCEFthO'l
A%pIRusE BUILDINGS, cORNsS on sFSOSs AN" Va
AZ fHk is'rsTssErs OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL,
1874 10 Civ subs RIDERS for hSt Cent? per "esA,
sDd v preiT hey can pay IN advance al the OesA
or .,snlSs or a yesr A. the same ate oingie coP
Or AZ Nal Subscribers five Dollars ger GnnIl 70
fwoe subscrpuous tsten for ssx npuihs FOR tlree
sdvspee Al sol Three Dosrs 10 advance required IN al
nonnss WITT Comfy Newspapers Daily Papers re.
tc1 "a Tits Office whose terms are higher tnsn aO"oV'
cessgT ytbune are not allowed any difference
aPW.YORH WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
,-rsY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COOSIhE 20
49, every Saturday Morning II he iow pee OK -
peVn-~pm IN advsnce Eight copies of 80 or tWenJ
one address for So and the paper IN no case con-
w. sevond the time f,r which 4 . peie ~ -.
ms,srrsements for Tits sheet VIII be cnaged :" Genus
= each Insertion
ruE SE1I-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
..i,.hed every Wednesday and SdtbrG1y iD'tulhk-
- k9per anDum. Two copies toi =. teu 'V' ~
iIaver,lsemsuta, cents line eacn 'hst'"ou'
THE NEW. YORK TRIBUNE
Sos EUROPEAN cIRcULArIos
-Au.hsd on Inc departure Of each Mail steamer Tor
YnooI Pres 81 cents per copy, or ~ per year. post
- included
TIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
-. c.tJrosNIA OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
h1bed 90 departure OF each Natl Steamer for Cna'
-. Price, 81 cent? per copy. ,,,.
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LEATHER.-The

DsubseFibtr has on hand and IL constantly reesixng
English co ored Skiyefs cOior-d Calf skins French Jur
lev Morocco Russia Red Leather Ssfted Splits aoi cIi
skis Book Clolh. Marble Paper, and every Hhee re
qLirCd for Bmdery. Always on band ass
q Geo Dufeys Al ,efiCF Bark SEirers boh Sr-p hn1
Law Cslf Skins Ell Of which are ohefed q NE loHest
,rastet rT,ces fv LANES COOK 39j4 Pcsrst
" lrls
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As CHAMBERMAID AND SEAMsTREss and
40 DO General Homework, by respectable woman.
: use Apply 81 q Sixth ave, IN the store. mis- l.
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A YOUNG LADY fully qualified to

EAteach the English Branches Music and French wants
Situation Teacher of a Select Family School The
best references will be given and required Address D.
WILLIAM, Box $50, New-Hsven, c. ml27r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

LNPUBLICATION BY O. P. PUTNAM, New-York
Irvinss Conquest Of Florida Authors revised edition,
limo. cloth.
Second Love- or The Worlds Opinion. By Martha
nRrtell.
Helena; lhe Physican's Orphan. By Mary Cowden
Clarke. with fine Portrait on steel
Dickenss Household Words-NOs - and %
P PUTNAM has recently published
The Pathfinder by J. Fennimore Cooper. l2no. cloth,
81 IS.
The Worlds Progress; Dictionary Of Dates By @ P.
Putnam, third edition. revised, cloth, %.
Mrs Clarke's HeroiDes OF SHAKESPEARE.
The Thames Daughter, with view Of CowdN Castle.
DR. UDgewiler's Europe, Past and Present l2mo cloth.
The Wide, Wide World Domestic Tale vols. cloth.
Fadee; Tale Of Domestic Life. limo cloth.
Prof Hsckley's Thgonometry In lie Several Applica
tons &c. 8vO half TOaD or two parts paper cover.
Bonow'S Lsvengro seventh thousand, with four Por-
traits STEEL CLOTH 25 cheap edition. paper covers 50
cents. mis- 2teod
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ITO LET.-A handsomely furnished
II Room TO Jet, with board 10 gentleman and WE.
A1so Two single gentlemen can be accommodated with
good board snd pleasant The advertiser has u5i
reed taking boarder Inquire al No. 20 SxIn-aV
mil ZtTu&ThF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved so ss 10 color the
Hair Whskers the momehtit applied without the least
hurry II entirely free from unpleasant odOr, and can BIS
Washed with The strongest soap Immediately 10 applied,
Without visiting TO dry For sale, or applied Al BATcHEL.
MAS Wig Factory. Wslfst myl5 FuFh&sstu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
XNTANTED TO HIRE.-A respectable

fomy (of two personsl wish to obtain Two or three
Rooms (unurnished) The fret second hO1 81 house
occupied by geDieel private family Location must %
between fourth and FOurteenh ste. and Fourth aud h
avs Address X A. p Uni0n-Plses Pos.-Ofhee mis- 81
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~ Notice TO Architects and Buiide'ss-Toe
chased land for he purpose OF building prepared to
receive plans which Iaust be sent In sooa Particulars
the size OF The ground and the objects OF the establish
ntnl will be given application TO me OhHrinah, OIL Tx
change -place-New-Y ORR, March II, 1871,
MARCUS SPRING, EDM WIGHT
A H. WETMORE, ALFkED Z ELL
q p WOODFORD, RIGID. WARREN,
miS6t Building Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

WANTED-TO assist in a Store,
smart active American Boy, IS or 6 yesT old, re-
siding with bis parents One having been in salesroom
preferred Apply 10 LEARY < co. Hatters,
mis- II Asor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
/ NEW MAP OF THE UNITED

AsTATES, Canada, Mexico Central America, West
India Islsnos ke.-Showing the new boundaries Of Cs
torns Utah. NewMexico and Texas, defined By recent
Acis Of Congress the overland AMI by the Ihmus
10 Csors and Oregon, and al the American and Blush
s-s 20 eentL ms ST.
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WANTS, &C.

As CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, by q
ArespecAbe young woman. She has lefl her place or
eO0ns Of the family breaking up house suddenly 256
seeEwichst, between Warren and Mlrray-sts mis- IT.
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COURSE of BOOK KEEP

lV1 ING-This work the most beautiful ever puonShea
on The art contains complete set OF books printed ~ col
ors forms and mercslle calculations, win loroQsn
copne OF expsna dated 70 correspond win me tans
actions and entries 20 PIP. octave, 81 bouEd fof sac
~ ne authors counting for the Study OF PRACTICAL
Boos keepnK 90 Cedsrs Sent per expfess or IN paper
e. vers per mall 10 any part Of he Uned Stass Tnls
work published 10 the same style IN spanish frospect
taiu ed as above. Terms, SIS. mlZ I'M
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NOV COMPLETE, AND WILL BE
1 NPUBLIsHED ON THURSDAY. 18th inst. the great

Historical Romance,
sTANFIELD HALL,
By J. p SMITH, Esq, author Of The Jesuit" Robin
GoOdfelow,n etc.
WITH ALL THE ILLUSTRATIONS
This powerfully written fiction embraces one OF the most
exciting periods Of EngAh Hstoythe reign Of the Royal
Bluebead Henry Will The high dramatic interest Of the
plot; the developments OF Court iutrgues in love aud poll
ties the pers and adventures OF the hero and heroine OF
the story the rapid uninterrupted sweep OF the narrative,
which to bear the reader with it, ard render him
actual spectator Of the stormy of that stormy
stamp the work of the greatest historic and chysc
Romsnces since the days OF Sir Walter Scott
This work published entire from the English edition,
with s the Illustrations 10 two large handsome volumes
Price One Dollar.
Published and for sale, wholesale and retail by
ml2t WE BURGESS, % Aunst Y.
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As CHAMBERMAID and Waitress, or as
General Housemsid, by respectable Protestant Gil
VIZ good city references. Apply al 6si University psee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

az Notice TO Young Men.-The Addisouisn (for-
ntny Phnosophian) Society continue to meet at their
nom, 50 Bond.si., near Bowery, every SATURDAY
NENlN0, al O'Clock. The Society is composed Of
JOung men from II 80 years Of age who meet together
h lhe purpose Of improving themselves 10 ElocutOn,
Composition and Debate" Al each meeting the exercises
tcnsst OF Esssys RecstOns and Debate and at every
other meeting paper Is read made up OF voluntary contr
blOns from the members. All those wishing 10 connect
themselves with Society Of the kind earnestly desired
be present at their regular meeting, Q5th nst when
be Constitution will be opened for inspection and any
CURED explanation cheerfuy given, or al any subsequent
One they can make 1t convenient 10 attend
By order, JOHN e.. HANEMEYER,)
A f,-,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

05s sermon VIII be preached THIS (Tnursdsy)
MINING, by the Pastor, JOHN r. STEWARD, In me
10 sailors viii be baptized and the hand OF fellowship
ne scented. mo IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
TO TEACHERS AND PRIVATE PU-

u PISA gentleman OF much experience will give In.
seuon In The English and Classics aud Ia Arhmetc and
the higher Mathematics with Survey Engineering Nav
igatoD, Drawing Of Plans PTodles, Charts &c Address
"TEAcHER, !" Tribune office M I'm
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az REWARD.-LOst, on 5th March,
qPc an upper set ofTEErH on god, between Clinton
and Dry Dock or after getting out By leaving them
at Il6 ChsmbtT-st The above reward viii be paid Oy
NIL 81 SAMUEL RUSS SUN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

my. Lords Lectures.-rhe eighth and last Lecture
rbs course on the Reformation, will be given In the
gOve Chapel on Thursday evening, March lS " O'Clock.
sb,ct 1.-THE connection OF Professionalism with Civiza-
su is rfuepce on Liberty, Education, Material Progress
:. so,,,,sI Cpi,ure, ml22us*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

T2 Nosfce-The Convention OF colored Clergy OF this
5 and vicinity n several OF the newspapers IN
SHes pasi will take place according 20 announcement on
a. sh Instant ia tbs Bethel Church In Secondst at 10
Ssotl a. The topics for discussion will be the Fag
sSs Save Law Emigi alton and such other subjects
hs tend beteTog The condition VI the cOored people
s,perally Come one come all
r''' GROCER Chairman.
n Secretary mil St<
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TEACHERS WANTED-Whose

III Z A Z II T. K ) WANIEU-W nose
II names are registered al the u. g. School Agency 10
fill 20 vacancies city and country, offering good induce
ments the beat teachers male and female principals aud
asstsnts English, Classical, French, Drawing, &c Also
for sale several hourishiDg Schools. consisting OF fine
houses lands, furniture, full attendance &c Also per-
msnen scholarship in Wesleyan University for sale.
Teachers registering fee 81 large collection OF circulars
hand. Apply early postpaidl or personally post
BILE + Fl. WILCOX, Proprietor, 293 Broadway. Estab
ished l847. mis- 2F
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DOARD-From first of May in phi
Dyate family in good and airy location In the Seventh
Ward near Marketst The advertiser having children
ard ore than required wishes TO have one or t"o
nteI1 en- with their wiyes board Hot and cold wafer
bSbs Sc &c No other boarders viii be taken References
exchanged. Apply Z. SO Broadway. mo
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FIR NTSHED ROOM.
.OARD I'M BROOKLYN.-A GentIe-

1bman ard bis Wife, with small family, wishes for
board In a private family on Brooklyn flights, TO com
mence about the FIRST of May and continue Tor one year
and perhaps longer He wants two good sized rooms and
one or two bedrooms will furnish his rooms References
exchanged Address w. II. Tribune Office. mis- St.
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wT.p WENTWORTH TRIBUNE

goR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
Ar.AsA an he departure Of each Mail Steamer for
pDooI Pres 81 cents per copy or - per year, post
linda
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DART OF A GOOD HOUSE WANT

n ED by family OF three persons with ANAL family
Of religious persons ia BrookJ nos lar from Fulton
South Ferry. Address confdenhay, r. box LII Post
Once mis- ST.
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OOARD IN BROOKLYN-From LIST
DOARD IN WILLTAMSBURGH.-

Ida gentleman and his wife and one or two single gen
tenen can in pleasant rooms with BOARD, a. % Fnsc
s. one minutes walk from Peck-siip FERRY boa,s L1h
every i've minutes during the day. ENC u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
I UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.-A Sc

u RES Of Ten LECTURES, delivered By The Professors
In the yaIoUs departments Of Literature 10 the UniVersy
Of london Also large lot Of Tracts and Pamphlets, by
Rahop Wsrbuon and Others al Of which, together with
the balance OF The other stock remaining, belonging to the
estste Of w A. Coman, are ceed ior very small price,
" ND >, 'is' s. GOTHAM, Agent.
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NEW POSTAGE LAW.-This day
published in ueai pamphlet FORM Ae Act Just passed
by Congress 10 Reduce and Modify the Rates OF
sic gle copy; 50 cents dozen - per hundred orders
fom The country promptly ATTENDED y Published ard for
sale by tEOhoh ~, ~, p sno
mil StauOcer ana ffinIeI, 10 Nas.o1-se
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As FIRST RATE WAITRESS or Cham
SSAecmaid, By Welsh girl Good reference given
ttsse call al II Cntons Can be for two days IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

AS Good plain Cook and good Washer
A. 1e lroneF, by respectable young woman. She han
ser Of city reference Apply a. Sls Bowery, over Tho
soie, tzs, door. mis- II
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WANTED.-A small House with FIVE

w or six rooms and garden. on the line Of the II R.
Railroad, between NewYork and TarrytOwn within
mile OF OF any village. Rent be moderate Address
7. M Box 90 Post. Office, NewYork. Answers receiya-
bic within one week. mis- 81
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BOARD WANTED-BY pious lady,

hin private family or where there but few boarderi
on or near Broadway east west but not below Houston
st. She will furnish her bedroom and exchange references
Address M. p al the Office OF this paper. NILS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

A YOUNG LADY, competent to teach
[AMusic desrous Of obtaining situation 10 School
in that capacity, teacher in primary department
Address H. X. al this Office. ml2H'
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CARDS of every Size, Shape, Color and
OQuay; Bill Heads, Bulls q Lsdng, Notices caees.,
elegant designs and all other kinds OF job Printing done
neat quick and cheap for eash At sUTTONs JOB and Gard
Printing Office 1t2 Fulton st between Broadway and Mas
sau Ornsmenn for Cards, Bills, &C., in great variety
MISSY
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..aished every "Wednesday and SATURDAY moTulng-
s,te kSPer anBum. Two copies l1' ,s - 'O'
Itvsrlsemsuts GEMS line each Insertion
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high Is front by IS 100 feet deep between Tenth
and seventh ste and Firstsl and Nntha0 Any
person having vacant lot who will erect shop Of the
tbove dimensions. will find desirable tenant, who Will
pay fair per centsge on the investment. Apply to
HlS ST LEUCHTE NEWTON, u Csnalst
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-31
Prsgressiyes IN Iowa.

'uo Talking about progress, we notice that
Iowa is leading of. and putting into practi.
cal effect those reforms Of which we Of the
older States have only the courage 70 talk
about. The Legislature Of that young
and fourishing State has abolished capital
punishment, and all laws regulating interest
on money. She is cursed with no char,
tered monied institutions, and her credit
stands so high at the East. that the holders
of her bonds actually refused the cash for
them when rendered! This is what we
call the right kind Of progression. Hurra
for lowa!-Cin. Nonpariet.