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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

AMERICAN RAILwAv GUrDE.-This j.
the title Of a monthly of l2S pages issued
from the New York Pathfinder office. Il
10 designed TO furnish perfect exhibit oi
every fact importan, 10 travellers, connect
ed with American Railroads., such as dis.
tances, times ofdeparture and arrival, rates
Of fare, connections Of ono line with ano,h-
er, &c. Much similar information is EN-.
braced, concerning steamboat lines. The
price is only l2A cents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

The proceeds of Jenny Limbs lss' e.
cert in Charleston, although the whole ].
to be devoted to the charitable ins'a''"a.
II the city. amounted to only al'e's WV, 4.
thousand dollars -being far less man !. y.
proceeds Of any other concert RIvea +" q
in the United States. Il seems tha' u..
tors have no taste for music. ShakesPs'''
was right
He that hath no music in his son'
ILouisrille Jomna'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

RAILRoAD MAP.-We hsve not examin-
ed the map Of the Railroad from I.ssalle Ia
Rock lsland thence to Council Blufs, aIlu-
ded to BY our cotemporary of the Adrerti-
ser, but il the city d Rock leland is omit
ted No regret ii full As much a. though It
were our own city. 1--we mistake not, our
friend NJ. B. OSBORN, Esq., Of Rock Island,
superintcnded the drafting of,hc map. The
citizens Of Davenport have no jealousy
whatever Of their neighbors, and It they
had would not resort to such bitterness 10
display il. The same lifs-giviDg principle
circula,es through both places and he who
seeks to injure one does il to the de,riment
Of the other.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

w. Z. LEFFINcwELL, and LAUREL Sun
MERs have our thanks for public documents
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

The San Francisco Courier says:-
"That the farmer, mechanic or laborer can
acquire, in 5 years al industry and pru.
dence, toTtune-that the mines will yield
to the industrious laborcr more wealth 10
one year than he can acquire 10 twenty in
the Atlantic Sts,es--but no must sever all
the ties that bind him to life al home, and
bury himself in the deep canons Of the
mountains, or beneath the scorching ray.
Of the sun, to half drown himself in the
cold waters Of the Sacramento. And then
finally adds--that tho ''gold fever" has
been horribly fatal in its e1cc,s-driven
reason from its throne, and usurped the
places, which we're sacred to virtue, to
honor, and TO all those qualities Of the mind,
which gave man the RICH. TO claim affinity
with angels"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30
For he Gasetis.]
JENNY LINT.

fOr We O0sesu.J
JENNY LINT.
Who has no, heard Of The Swedish nighiin-
gale! And yet how few have seen her, We
at this distant point, from the scene OF her tn
umphe, can form no idea OF her, save what We
can gather from the papers Of the day. But
they cannot present her to Us, JUS, . she ,s-we
must see her mild lace beaming with love and
affection for all. Though We msy not behold
her bodily, We, her sscounterfeit prcscntment''
adorns tie specimen case OF the Daguerrean Ar
list who occupies the upper story Of Cook = sar-
gents new building. W. need not only assure
your readers that it 10 most faithful likeness,
but is finished in superior manner. Mr.. Noes
tue 10 one Of the best artists who has yet visited
the Upper Valley Of the Mississippi.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

TRAGIC SCENES At MEMPHIS memphis,
Tenn, was the thester oftwo tragic scenes
on New Years day. On ,hs. day negro
presented himself before the Recorder, Mr..
Chester, stating that be was free and desir-
ed to obtain his signature 10 a paper TO TINT
effect. Upon examination Mr.. C. immcdi-
ately saw and told The negro that his paper
was forgery, at the same time informing
him that be would either hive confess him
self slave or be locked up ia the calaboose.
They went down stairs together and on
The way met two gentlemen who pronounc-
ed the paper a forgery. While ,hey were
talking the negro produced pistol md
sho. the Recorder through tho head, he fell
and expired Immediately. The negro was
arrested before be could succeed 10 dis.
charging the other barrel Of his pistol, and
TO jail. The citizens were so in
ccnsed that they repaired to the jail in
body, when the more lawless wressed the
keys from the jailer and hung the negro be-
fore the door. "The body," says oar nc
count, "was afterwards taken TO the Mem.
phis Institute, when Prof Sanders operated
on il with his battery before several hun
drod persons-thus winding up this curious
addition 10 the usual New Years doings."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30
9PARrYm "PARrYm

Such is the e.ern.l cry d those b,eL,,l.
live By 'par.s," and We might ua,n,,a NJ
enough suppose, expect 10 20 10 ,n.!
when they die. The I.ocoloco S,,,.f d..
Ter al lowa City, who manages 70 ,, -,
from the public chest rs much Of Ina a.. ~.
nue. as goes 10 sustain the whole Go...'
Assembly, is tone Of 'en.n n H..
number Of the Reporter, he dsco,r.e. 'l :.
f,lluws:
s.BM word to our democratic G;.,l
pf the General Assembly a. SUCH 1hs 4,
n,re prospects and rc!farc ofAe pa,,v :.
in Your hands, aud the d.moc,ac, * ,hs
Stale are looking 10 you with auxioa, evs.
Tor the protection Of hose in.res..n
When We hear man talk .fier ,h,,
fashion, we know in what caiegory 10 nl,c.
him a, once. lie belongs ,olhe lnls, class
who make trade Of politics, and would
eli their services any day 10 the oODosi
lion side, If tho terms Of going over cova
only BIO made to sui,.-Dubuqae Tribune
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

ST.. LoUIs.-By the official returns w
learn that the population Of St. Louis in
the city proper, is 77,7l6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
Real wsiats for Galt.

VALUABLE FARM in Orange County
for sale, containing lO6 acres the New wIndsar
Turnpile four miles from Cornwall Landing and SIX miles
faccs for doing BUSINESS the meadows are extensive
and cuts heavy burdens Of hay. Reverfang stream Of
water runs through length and the pow land
excellent always producing good crops Of gram Tae New
buTgh Branch. NewYork and Enc Railroad, skirts the
mile distant The els substantial stone dwelling house.
together with bnrn hay house
&c Terms easy Inquire Of VIM DAILY No. 81 BJwery,
n ", X. DAILY, Canterbury, tsO miles from the
prer ds4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
NOVELTIES for HOLIDAY GIFTS.
rroI1nAY pRESENTSI HOLDAY
5emeirn, &r.

Great Sale of
WATCHES, JEW SLY Elk
w and PLATED wARE-w. 8. WOOD, NO. 3'1
Broadway. viii sell for the Dert two months goous
great sacrifice he DESTROYS OF making change In his
business The STOCK contains large amount Of
DIAMOND AND PEARL WORK,
RICH JEWELRY, SILVER WARE. SHEFFlELD
PLATE &c All Of which will be sold without reserve
This is a splendid opportunity to purchase rea arlce
for Holiday Presents. as they win be sold low
All Goods warranted genuine and good as represented
There is no fiction ssou. this the goods masf be soa
regardless Of cost and to accommodate all the store VIII
not b. closed before o'clock each evening. olo i1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
r .MpS GJRANDOLES. BRACK-

~ ETs, CHAEDELIERs sc-Ths undersisasd
=. direct public 9 ms large .n1 - HteS
go of ,rrncaes Chancel ers BIsckets Gandr -hfas
Solar Lard Fluid. Phossene a. On lamps ~ a. , -
styes and patterns Also ueS arllcs q sn'
p,,nne Fuid warranted not Ia sNp.0d pure o,efth
S,I.I ard and Whale Oil; y lcks Of All siHds As'
IT, assortment OF Fapsr Shades aud ever arc Goa
al witt tie trade all warranted and lie 'trta 10 -hf
~. of he CITY free Of change. C0unlfy nechaHt' saP-
5ed Oh the most advantageous terms ~ P ~
F.ta-rIs - punctusliy attended 70 SOLO ,, NEi-
" Nc i33 Canalst corner Of La'sht n" 70 'r.en
!cbst near Courtlsndt, and No Ns CEnai 81, ne"
uuSsou New York -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
Hlnsical.

THOROUGH BASS TAUGHT IN
CLASSES IL THREE MONTHS FOR SO
HERR CHARLTS WILLS Pianist sai Professor Of
Muse, bees 70 inform the IL paohr OF Nes-Y a.k
that lie rong % LADIES' and sca'lsmens classes "a
Thorough Bass. nom Jan Is. 1852
thorough study under he direction az the ceieoTs'sf
ttooTe'iiion Tsseh,k IN Prague. well nAsy years
practice compost on. sad tie ,rdr Of The gent Euro
pesn composers ensbe hm 20 give he bes' ns'Tncou
the above hfalch The for music m hs City vastly
improving makes su n insttuncn desirable. ,nd ths
slhscr her sers himself q be able - awake siv
berIg tsen. fas music ami comp siinn.
REGULATIoNS.
l. Four rupils viii fTn cass
2 Two heuts with 10 devoted % each lesso0
3. The whole scicnce will 20 tausht IA "a Lessons.
TeIus-S20 each. payable "a advance
Applications TO te made % No. SIS Hnuton-s' near
Broadway every day from 10 O'Clock NJ. from
TIL the 18Th Of January. CHARLES WELS.
d27 6t1uIhXSs No SIC H)pSt0n 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

q + ) q Y > IN u IL p = Ut.
81 urAT REFLECTING STOVE GR -The great
-,,rIt, of this unique Stove 0ate over ever 9thei -
% go fully proved by the continued iucrs as- dead
f-.gIsnd that the patenees have arp"n ed hENht 4
iRpOTSOk Of New-York, tier Agent for ne hted
sets where the said Crate also pttentsd ~ Tue use
~ IN Crate there great SAVING OF rel, ana all me hsnt
cd heat ave 50 completely thrown mo me room az 10 a.
ford degree Of cheer and warmta wnch t"ce he
arnnrt Of fuel would fan 10 Toduca say ordinary nFe-
aace Said Stove Ora he bad either perfectly PA
~ with decorations and nay he IN ope ation NJ
he Office Of the gent No 26 Pearl-st between M.nen-
lane and John ct. 1Lz "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
CAKES FOR THE HOLIDAYS

~ The subscriber woala inform his friends aud the pnb
hc that he prepared supely them With the very
best OF all kinds Of tskss, Bread and Pres warranted
equal 70 the best IN the CITY, and reasonable any
his Bakery No Icy Bowey. few doers above Boome st..
east side Id lmsl T. G. GARBREChT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful

AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
IN Farm containing about G3 acres Of land including
wood, aud meadow Of excellent soil, well adapted for
market gardening. situated at the head of Fly New
Jamaica an ony G. miles from the Willans5urgh ferries
lmes from Fiushmg miles from Jamaica Railroad depot
and mile nor'h Of Jsmaca Plank Road II commands an
the premises there house, barn, and other cut build
ings Also, orchard well and never failing spring
OF water Also about 81 acres OF LAND OF excellent SOIL
susceptible If being divided The situation is elevated
aud pleasant, aud opposite The above farm all fronting
the road leading FROM NeWtOwD to Jamaica of a mile
from the Wllliansbursh turnpike. Title undsputable
Half Of the puTCh. money remain on bond and
mortgage. The above the property on the late
A. Rhoades Fer price ard further particulars apply to
ANTHONY j. BLEkCkER, No. Broad st., N. Y.
d27 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
DODWORTHS Dancing Academy,
o. partre


FFHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
cVlstng between ,he subscribers. under the drIn %
HART MOREHOUSE MERRITT. Ia this day Dissolved
by ITS limitation Tae business Will be settled ~
either Of The partners. the Office Of MOREtCUak
MEkhlTT No. 81 Pns-st.
RICHARD HART.
STEPHEN MORENOUSE,
PHILIP X MERRITT.
Eew-Y0rk December |. 1851.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP The undcrslered, IN
pursuance " the provisions ot the Revised Siatuie u
mited Partnerships ." have this day formed Lmucd
Partnership that the name firm rnder which such
Partnership is To be conducted Is N.OREHouSE
SERkITT :" that the general nsue 81 The business m
tended to be transacted Is he dealing m Domestic Dy
Goods Commission; that the genstsl partners a,e
STEPHEN b. NOREHOUSE and PHILIP II MEk-
RIFT who respectively reside IN the CRY of New York.
and that the Sps cia Partner is RICH ARD = HARr who
also resides the CITY of New Nok that thu said Spo
ca Partner has contributed 20 the common stock the
OF twenty. five thousand dollars thst the period a which
said Parncrsh TO commence tho fs. day Of Doce@
Der one thousand eight hundred and hy one, and the
perod which Will terminate IS the INST day OF Dtcea
Der one thousand eight hundred ard II ~ three.
Dated. New York, December !, 1891.
STEPHEN Y. MOREHOUsH.
PHILIP NEkRIrI
d2Gw RICHARD y. HART
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
uOLIDAY PRESENTS.--A. JOEL

u GCO, No 5i3 Broadway having completed their m-
portsilons for the approaching Festive Season, now
offer for sale a. the lOwes' remunOrave prices, arSe
and elegant assortment Of RICH JEWELRY OF the
newest styles and superior workmanship, set with Da-
nonds Rues Pearls and other precious stones IN bface-
let's Earrings. Pms Ripss Chat clans Lockets, Chans
Pencil Cases, Studs Chans &c klne @acaes o{ .hs
Plaed Goods Papier Nscle 10 endless variety Chiua
Vases. BotsS, Tee aiee scts, &c ROSEWOOD mAhgSaY
and chromsudel wood 0rkboxes Dressing Cases WIZ
ing Dpsks Odor Cases Glove Boxes. Nc Learner DESKS
Bloefs Dressing Cases Paneteries Eayeop Caso;, &c
Card Cases and Pot Monnaes gold silver pearl tor
tose shell &c, Work Cases, Netng Boxes, Scent Bot
tlos Fruit Knives Napkin Rugs, real Jet Ornaments
Frankfort Enamel Ware pearl, sandal wood and other
Ears and immense variety of European Fancy Goods
numerous TO parfionianse dlBlh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR

SALE One OF the most desirable IN the vicinity of
Batimore-beng about hat mile from the North Avenue
in one of the most respectable and healthy neighblr
hoods apprt achtd ny fine read aad OPEN
it directions. The place contains about 10
acres Of Lard good condition well wstered orch ard
of choicest fruits SC commanding OF the river and
bay and fihe surrounding country. The Dwelling House
the tasteful character recently built OF the best
ma erals and the substantial manner IepBle with
every convenience aud Comfort for permanent
and winter rosidsrce-ected for the ier without
card TO expense The barn and sSbng of like character
Rarely residence desirable every way 10 be met
withwhle at the time offers Safe and profitable
investment from ITS close proximity 10 rapidly improving
portion the CITY, being extended toward IL and
other liz proyenens immediate vicinity Terms hbe
raj Apply to L. J. COTE. Real Estase Broker,
d2Q YaS ThStJl Nc 40 ID St, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
l.. HUNTINGTON'S BAKING

u ESTABLISHMENT, corner Of College plsce and
s-Thsnkul for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon this establishment, Mr.. Huntington woud
inform the public that he prepared - furnish oil or
de the Holidays and Parties with all the usual varie.
ties Of Fancy Cakes Ccnfectionary, &C do Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
SCHOOLS.

CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL. No "a 6th-av.. near Wash nston square.
This Insttution commenced It's seventh year on Monday,
Sept 1851 The Instruction impaired by i've teachers,
whs have received COLLEGIATE educaiO0 and have each
had upward Of fifteen years experience their profession
With confidence therefore, respectfully invite parents
who desire have their thoroughly taught, para
tory heir entering business College, or the Mill
Academy 20 form acquaintance with this School Ino
French Departmcn t offers peculiar advantages Gaia
oguss be obtained ~ the prlDcpi RO0ksoes aud a.
he Insrituion. STEPHEN j. eEDGWiCK, A NJ
DID dA&Ss Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
EOR SALE-Two genteel two-storg

NOR SALE-Two genteel two-stors
II Cottages with Easements with rull 0-sl m)teru
built aud finished IN the manner bph if cinvenieu'e
and durability They ere situated On eih A. bet a
AID Cd avs IN good ne,gnbsrhord and desirable {,
gensel residences Apply to A. 1cCOIFEA, no -
Fulton 81 d'6 w
NOR SALE-A good and substantial
N story and ATTIC frame House si'ua,ed ~ jay
IN GOWANUs. The house i ~e bnisn'o WIZ mt,us
antics crstes &c Lot 25K!C0 Pnce 3 0ea = GOO can
rem ain If desired f KINS1thER,
daO lot. No 3ie 4th .3F.-2 to 7 o'clock r. VI.
IDEAL ESTATE.-For sale, number
Of Is ID and 81 csss Houses IN tbs upper par ~
city fem Washington square 10 3Ok-s ara net~
ineton snd 9Th avs II subscribers psrsnnai
- eiver ~ for purchase ON Btn g. ana 2to "a
"a i'm. = KINSHINER. No 3is 'th-aTehue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
RIVAL OF DIR. C. w. ROBACK

u
~ at NETWORK The braed Dr. c. W. RO-
BACK from Swedes. Professor of Asiroogy, Astronomy,
Phrenology and Geomancy having os arrived from PnI
az elphis where he met whthe extra)rdinfry
for the four years offers his 10
The ciIzens of NewYOrS and It's vicinity. w Rpbic<
being the seventh Of the seventh and having made
h exclusive study the OF ID
enjoys advantages derived rom travelling isctO that
by IN this country Europe and be-
gfed nature and having cultivated those blessed
ets, hes plepaled 10 adapt them 10 the f4l9
srd the immediate conservation Of the following topics.
He be consulted with az has Office by let,er II
gad and he prepared T. make OF his power aay
the follow topics BusIe Of all descnD ,Ons tray
elng by land coutshIDs advice 'Or their
ssful accom- pshmen, speculating ia stocks mer
pue the purchasing tcko the safety OF ships AZ
He also has had the honor Of receiving certificate
from Honorable e. John Berhadptte, formerly King oil
Sweden, which It vii give him eat pie asuTe Mag
t. those no favor him with call he ais offers his
services respecting health. wealth and and love
affairs journeys lawsuits. difficulty business fraud sick
and deah paAt pre.ent and future events aud all
the concerns Of life AID invites all to call a cted
c0rpoeally Herialy. Tefms-Lties. 50 cents; Cen
tenen 81 HaiyIties calculated and read full. accord
10 the oracles end masculine sgRs-LsdIes 81 Cen
uemen. 81 80 Nstivtes calculated according to Geo.
nancy. for adies So iul So Gentlemen 50. fun S.
ding the ia OF the day of btn All letters
tanning he above fee will receive mnsd ate attention and
IA vtits he semitic any part 1.-THE Uned States writ
on ouIabls paper
All Letters 20 C. " ROBACK. No 6 White st will ne
rslciousy atfnd 70, n prepaid. For more pa'icpiags
call and get Astrological Almanac gratis where certi
Gates can be seen. dT lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
Cheurss for Dnsimess Mta.

GALE Of a STOVE CONCERN TO
SCLOsF an ASSIGNMENT.-The Subscriber oilers
for sale for cash the stock Of goods aud Lres complete
of Stove business the store No 238 Water st laiey
occupied b. NJ Low. This old established stand,
and considered coed place for the business III apP
cation made before the iOh of January next an arrange
ment of an advantageous character an be effected Con-
ntcted with this is Foundry at Sing Sing for the mann
scure Of Stove aud other castings, which Will also be sold
al private sale time before the l0th Januly next
JAMES B DANFORTH. Assignee, No 23e W ster-st
For sale above Second hand STEAM ENGiNE 10
good eTdeT, Of three horse power. dlSSaw'wSSlh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
IOHNL MOFFAT. No. SO Broadway.

- composite Niho) ,ui respectfully inform his friends
and The public, that he has imported large assortment
other notices. which be viii dispose OF at the lO vest rates
He sse funishes parties with ice cream ru lces Jces'
blanc nance small fancy biscuit gace, bon giace,
pudding elsre In cream. cream beverose or
aud pyramids OF nougft, oranges &C crystal
lied aud brandy us fancy cakts plum cake adys cake
&c: bo,ed turkeys pattes, chicken and Lobster salad
jeled toufufs picked oysters oysters for stewlng aud
flying Laws Of china silver forks spoons. trays, cake
baskets punch bowl and iade candela6las brackets &c.,
&c Waes and Cooks furnished al the shortest Eotice
III ava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

ITO ARCHITECTS.--The Commits
sioners of Emigration propose TO erect Hospital
building Wards Island 20 contain 500 beds arranged
that may hereafter be enlarged 20 contain double that
number If required and with special attention 70 vena-
ton warning cooking. bafhlng. &c The Commissioners
invite designs from architects which should be sent to
either of The undersigned PRIOR 10 the Sst Dec and they
vii pay $500 for the design which may be adopted b. the
PoaTt with suitable specifications for the
GULIAN c. NERPLANCk,l
ROBERT 3. MtNTURN, r,nmi..aa
CYRUS CURTISS.
FERDINAND KARCK
ruThSctD3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
professional Notice.

EUGENE CASSERLY having resumed
- the practice of his profession Al Attorney and
Counsellor at Law IN the City of San trancsco VII give
his attention TO such business mas be conhded to Mn
especially in the collection Of debts ind soens Nc any
part of the State Of California SAN EmnGseo Sept Is
1881 s23 TuTh &S3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
DIyIDEND NOTICE.-The semi

nWIDEND NOTICE. semi
- Annual Interest falling due in this city on the 1t
day of January 1852, the following named Securities.
will be paid after that date At the Office Of the undersigned
on presentation Of the proper Coupons. viz
THE BONDS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. for
Barking purposes issued in le]t being the 800 600 Loan.
IS per cents.)
1.-THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS. payable in NewYork
THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLyANfA
BONDS. issued TO the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rllrold
Co. Is per cents)
THE CITY OF ALLEGHENY, PENNSYLVANIA
BONDS issued to the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. 6 per cents)
THE BONDS OF THE CITY or NEw-ALBANY.
INDIANA, issued to the New Albany and Salem Railroad
Co Il pea cents)
THE FRANKLIN COUNTY. OHIO BONDS issued
20 the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati, and COlum-
bus and xenia Railroad Companies. q per cents)
THE GREENE COUNTY. OHIO BONDS. issued to
the Columbus and Xenia Railroad Co. n per cents)
THE STARK COUNTY, OHIO BONDS. issued to the
Ohio ard Pennsylvania Railroad Go. &c per cents)
THE CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, OHIO BONDS issued
to the Columbus Pqua and Indiana Railroad Co q pr cts)
THE BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF ALLEGHE-
NY, PENNSYLVANIA; spscid Loan q $1,000.
&c per cen,s)
THE ROSS COUNTY, OHIO SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS issued to the Marietta and Cincinnati X X. Co.
THE JACKSON COUNTY. OHIO BONDS, issued 70
the Scoto and Hooking Valley Railroad Co. q por ceats
THE sCIoTO COUNTY. ONO BONDS, issued to the
scots and Hooking Valley Railroad Co Il per cents.)
THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, OHIO BONDS,
issued to the scoto ard Hooking Valley Railroad Co u per
cenis)
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS. u per cen's)
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFONrAINE
RAILROAD COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS.
4 pr cts.)
d23 tie wINsLOw, LANIER CO.. No. 81 wall-Tt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

4 'HELSkA MILLS, 27Ih-st., between
~ Oh and 10th evs The sgbscrbsrs HAVING completed
Ee arrsnseuerts for carrying % the Milling oasness.
are how PREPARED - rulsh Fresh Ground Ezra Flour
Graham Flour Indian Meal Hamny whealeD Grts
faria and Bucs wLeat Filrr They vii aso prepare
superior article 81 Corn EhyHa being Of n. best pre-
partitions made fr -yais children Gran sen 70
NLl All he Ground wltt d. aich Corn Oa's and Feed
nr sale. Oicers the 81 H. ID the Der6t No 10
bteb msb St. = n NEE with sifeafiOn
FOf sae l0-herse Eng.Se ard Boiler
&c lmTnThSs HUNSDS WILLIS