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The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-01
JAMES ROSE, President.

THE DESTRUCTION OF FoREsTs ny FIRE.--
The Portland Advertiser Of "Wednesday morn.
ing, has letter from Cherry6ed, Me-, giving
distressing accounts Of the spread Of fires in
the woods in that vicinity
No less than fifteen different fires were
counted ut one time. The inhabitants are occu.
pied good part Of the time in protecting the
houses from destruction. The Cutler company,
extensive owners OF forests, will, II s estimated.
lose Sl50,000, and the losses TO individuals will
be very large. The rain e Sunday was not
sufficient TO put out the fires, which are still
burning.
letter in the Portland Advertiser says that
the whole Of Hancock county is burned over.
The fire has swept over Mount Desert, and de-.
st.oyed seyeynl houses. Two d. eings in Jones'
port had been burned The dams on the west
branch Of the Narraeuagus were burnt TO the
bed Of the river, and most Of the meadow hay
on the river was lost
The St Johns IN. b. Chronicle. Of Septem.
Der l9, marks:
For the last three days the city has been so
completely enveloped in smoke, as almost 10 ex.
clude the sight Of the SUM- The fires are raging
along shore between this place and ST. An.
drews; several dwellings have been destroyed,
as well as damage done to crops and fences.
FREEsoILfsM IN KENT-A letter to the editor
Of tie Cecil Democrat dated Chestertown, Md,
Sept. 22d, says
" Tire Freesoilers meet here tomorrow, for
he purpose Of nominating ticket, as they say.
! do not know their strength, but IL is said they
can muster from fifty to seventy votes in the
county"
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NOUNTRY BOARD.-Two families

~ can be accommodate with board aud pleasant rooms
in the Village OF Orange n J. Location near me NJ Z
Rsilrosd Inquire for or address c. CONDEf, Orstge,
lie AT The Brick Church. mo o.
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NOTICE.-REwARD TO INVENTORS
i To all Interested In tho advancement OF
Photo GkAPHY.


Having always felt deep interei, IN the progress and
Improvement the Photographic A have been Induced
for the sake OF stimulating invention and dscoyery In mis-
department, TO offer reward Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the mos r porlsnt improvement Ii Practical Phetogs
ply that ,ha be effected during The curTenyea 1851
There will be 20 restriction az 10 tho nature Of the I'm
provement Ilmsy be In usnRement Of light-in prepa
ration Of patesin the manufacture VI maeris'-in he az
rsnEement Of the chemical department a. 10 promote
tho health Of epeRiorsin improvement OF lenses mo
construction sppTausin tho mar ufacsure superior
paper for Photographic purI oses-tn simplifying iho psPer
proce-or In anything that has direct tendency to sd-
vance the great discoveries OF Talbot aud Daguene An
essay that shall poal the way 10 valusbe improvements
will be regarded as fair subject for reward
There Will be nc restriction TO tho nationality OF me
competitor The claims Of England France snd Germany
will be regarded AZ lmpAIusly as those Of America
No subec. for competition Will be received ssr Inc Js'
day Of December 1851, and the decision 'ha DO made "
soon thereafter Tho Judges shall have been enabled to
agree upon the successful candidate.
The following eminent gentlemen have hndy consented
TO act a. Judges Their word wide reputation will DO uL
feieut guarantee Of their strict imparally;
Prof sANUEL T. B. AoRsE Inventor ofshe Electro Mag
neuc Telegraph,
Prof JOINS w. DRAPER, ofthe New York Univer'iiY
Prof JAMES RESwICK, OF Columbia College.
All communications on the subject mutt b. posspaid,t
none other will receive attention.
All explanations that msy be asked will DO made 10 The
Photographic Art Journal Of New York, tho Editor o.
which has Kindly offered s columns for Tho purpose
All communications marked Private fhsl BIO regarded
as strictly confidential EDWARD ANTHONY,
205 Broadway Ne~-York
This announcement has been forwarded 70 Europe and
appears simultaneously 10 London Paris and mo Unisod
States.
All interested 10 thla notice will please presefyehI >"
reference and make 1t a. widely known a. possible
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.
IHERE is 4 TIME FOR ALL

HHERE Is A TIME FOR ALL
a THINGS aud the SAMUEL. BROTHERS, y Lui-
gate hill London, are happy 10 say hal lille they devote
lheir ai,duy 10 the preparations ioT mo summer 1hcy
are rot uumndfo thai they have gained preemnenee
They will maintain that preemnenee by selling me bed
articles lhsyngrhe mosI unpnseled variety paying 10
their patrons he Rsstuous attention combined Win
sye and economy They invite every stranger IN Lon
DON TO lnvesgste their uneCuAed collection Of Clothing,
suitable only for TIC present season ous 10 mo Ap
preaching Summer .,
Ia the Bespoke Department their system OF charging
separately for cloth from lhe mailing and uimEhng, has
gained unbounded ssu sfaciion
The ready made stock for the present season embraces
everything that capital and skill can command
Saxony Dress Coats lss "a to Ss extra ssxooy SSs 10
42s Froek Goats So exus saIony Llama Cloh taetou,
Sleeves &C. lined with ain. ga (Ihs coat can Dc worn
either az a ffock or Oyercoall; Apaces Coau 70 70 70
Cashmere liza zoe; the Oxonisn Cost sny color loo %
10 Sos TrouaerS 80 60 10 6s quilting Eess 80 Apaecaos
Pa.tsrus Table OF Prices Plate of Fashions Guide To
selEmessurement by OF which any gentleman can
forward bis own orders ard Schedules Tor the Information
OF those requiring Naval. Military. or Em Migrants ounu'
are sent to all paris Of the Kingdom, free OF postage
SAMUEL, BROTHERS, - Ludgale hfl,
sl2 l5,SrTh one door from the Oid Bailey LONDON
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ROARD.-Gentl desiring breaktas.
ASand tea with dinner on the sabbah, can be accom-
mocaleo with pleasant a. Ia Eat BroadWaJ 10
family where every comon OF home msy be expected
References exchanged RSo s"'
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~ neposffOry of Fine Arts.-HARRINGIOR
Frame Picture depot IS being removed from % DeyL
10 10 ADnsL few doors from bfoadway opposite the
tplendid Pictures fesh imported from Engsrd, France
and Germany, please all IssIes Also Looking Glasses
ard Mirrors ard Gilt aud ornamental Frames ~ every
awe which will be- sold at the lowest price. AL orders
pfomptlv dispatched. Gail and examine
ms SSTu6Th' : Al HARRINGTON, Is Ann-st
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r. John staats, MERCHANT TAILOR, hst 70
moved fon l62 RUIlou.s 10 ls7 Broadway, ormer7 ne
Franklin HOuse. AZ '"
r. Printing OF every description, from G. .
70 . BOOK executed 10 th- style, Al the 10 VIZ
CASH PRICES. by BAKER. GOODWIN co, Tx D
UNE BUILDINGS. Entrance Spruce 81. N-iH
r. skin and Chest Diseases.-Dr RYAN. lee;
t1-r on Cu,r cons and Taoracc Affections has ossc
10 50 Ess, BroacwAy. Hours 10 10 ID. ard 5 10
Nj. Unpaid letters are not noticed mY' 'iA
y Wigs and Toupeess-The ees' and cheaPe1,5,n
fsctory, Wslst III ~
n The Spring season. win 10 chsnslng chms'e,
arc hsrth cutung winds. operates mosl seVersy upon
delicate cornplexions by promoting erupuons, s1Ke IN
speUy aud ANNOYING Ladies who are IN the hab Of ca
loving out exercise exposing their comp eElons 10
he Influences Of the VARYING cmste should psroDze Bo-
ele's Hebeaions which 10 well known a. the most sp-
proved cosmetic for preserving and bealuyiog me
Formulation Sold by The inveDtor. WILLIAM BO6Lb'
IN Washnston.st BOston; A D Sands, lg9 tallo,-
a.: Rushton. Clarke 4 Co. 173 Brosdwsyi w n CAY
Co ara Bird semen Day PesrIL and Druggists Iaro1sa-
Outthe country. NV y.
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- rut in operation ard take he nsgemsns o. MIL
mslus sewing cotton. one who h1s bad exPef eoce AID
N good place o. Addressing - .
..ss,. J. WILSON MORLEY, Providence, Z l.
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re- The Anniversary OF the PUZZLE OF Ins MY w
WORK INSTIfJ TON gOR THE INTRODUCTORY Oe
TbE DEAFANO DUMB, will be held al Tue brosl SV
Tsberpsce % THURSDAY next go Inst a. "a;
frtets Of mission at ~ cens each, may be obtained a.
he door Cergymeu and Theological Students are aspect
Iiy inVi cd to attend and will be furnlned WIN uckeA
ENORMOUSLY at the American 5 5. Union, l4' NssssHsL
m16 ST.
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rP- DIR. DixOn's Observation-Disclosures e,
SHERMAN CO, Astor House. have lusI published
The NAV lumber OF Ibis great popular and entirely original
iourus also, The Alb eduon Of DR. - work on W0mss
and her Diseases and the 9Th OF Diseases OF me Sexual
System Dr. DIXONS office 10 al III Grand ST. one door
Ws,t Broadway Office hours from II 10 and 10 -
evenings my6 O. MWSs'
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no SCHOOLS or PUBLIC INSTiTU-

NOUNG MEN, Intelligent Young
i Men can find profitable business IN obtaining
subscribers for the New Weekly Magazine. The North
American Miscellany. Apply to A, PALMER CO, Q
BHIclay-sL Hyo o.
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BROADWAY THEATER.-Doors
Dopen All; 10 ecumecce a. "a o'cloek-rriees Of Al
risson TO press Circle and PsncueI 50 cts Family Gu.
ele and Third feg Is cs 6aley. lss cts Private ooxee
Is ana 81 THIS EVENING, May . VIII be perfgmed,
lie Grand Romantic Fairy Spectacle %
THE VISION or THE SUN,
facmG........Mr Whiting horSn.... .hiu Anderton
Previous 10 the spectacle. Will be acted
THE TEACHER TAUGHT.
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.!v YORK "EoTicE- The msils U. 8 mail s.ss O.
81 nj xE close AZ this Office on TUESDAY, bth
~, A. i6I Letters for France, per humSo'ot nuss
hs s,spsd closed Ins for Bremen sna inc Os - ~
is1 AN luy52l WIN '. baAD I, r, IN
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my Ahnivt uaes at Boston, may obsin tickets for that
purpose To 40 and for price OF fare over
he Norwich and Worcester route, by the Spen-
CID ,esmers COputcticut and knickerbocker Appics-
ton should be mace TO EDWARD Ii. FLETCHER, liI
NAstHust my63ts
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r. American Instltutc-Fnrmers' Club.-A
Tep usr Iueeog will be hsid the Repository, Sol Broad
way. on TUESDAY May 6lb, Rt noon. Subjects Sub soil
Pow0g and DIsoing Strangers respectfully invited
Adm ssiOn 10 all mV6 IT,
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ECY- Sir Henry L.. Buiwer.-COMmiILEE
MfETlN0-The meeting 10 be held al O'Clock THIS
EVENING al The ShAk spesTe, will DO business meet
Ing Such gentlemen will undertake 10 procure signs
lures TO the memorials 10 the different Wards, Will please
attend puncually al The hour. myo IL
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~ Apniyersnry Week.-A large Hall 10 let, suit
able for Religious Meetings, Lee ures Couceru &c a.
the Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway. The Hal
10 well lighted with gas and has seas FOR 200 persons
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~ ElscIien.-An Geouon Tor Trustees OheeTs AID
Cosmises Of TIE American iustlate viii be held a. IL
kSogs SSl Broadway, on tau SSDAH, he Sh day Of
hSy 1851 -.
JAMES TALLNADGE HENRY AEiGS,
LlNlR0N LIVINGSTON, AOONlRAM CHANDLER,
ROsfkr LONETr, EpW'O T. bACAhOe 81
ROBERT L. PELL, STusiees A. M
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FEVO LET-Tho upper part of House
i 456Geenwlchst or Two rooms FOR gentlemen furnish
cd or unflrnlhed. with or without B0ard Apply to WIN.
n LES iG8 Eullon.st or on The premises myS Sc
TE1O LET, with BOARD, largo unfur-
4 niahed Room suitable Tor Gentleman and his VIA,
with bath room adjoining and for Single Gentle
man Also rooms from the lat Of may next 81 li5 Hudson
a. opposite ST. Johns Psrk. Reference required all I'm
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WANTS. &C.

A s CHAMBERMAID, and TO assist IN Wash
IN log irOniE do any other up stars WORK ~
respectable young woman Can be seen ~ her PfeSeh'
place for week OF longer, II mol sui1ea
my6 81
As CHAMBERMAID, and to do Plain Sew
Ming by respectable Young Woman, In private fam
iy bss good recomm epdstOns from her las! place 10
objecuon TO 20 a short distance IN the country Can be
seen 81 So Hammersley.ft for TWO days. myo II
AS CHAmBERMAID and Waitress, or as
IN Chsmbsmsd and Sesmttress by respectable Young
WOmsn has objection 10 assist Ia noe Washing ana
ironing. Please call al 397 Firevenue, between f"ec'
y.thd and Twenty fourth ss Can be seen for days.
AS Cook, in a private family, by
"a steady. respectable Woman. She understands her
business perfectly and also understands The management
Of dairy Has no objection TO 20 10 the country ourog
The Summer months VIII be hesrd Of al 7S3 Broad gay
until Thursday next aud will be recommended by the lsdy
by whom she 10 present employed Inquire for N. L.
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SALES MEN, &c.-tmpl0y o.
- ,.,-e5 an Nasssnst for Sal men, Clerks fo-el'
Coscbuep Gardeners, Whilsrt m 90 iern' - -
- re,nac able radeL fHOAA' efINh, AselN :.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Ab P. " BARNUM. Manager and rropris.ot-By
urgeu request this being AUnyetss week the NenAgsr
tales pleasure in announcing The reproduction OF he Az
absorbing and celeb aed drama q
THE DRUNKARD
In the Afternoon 81 o'cock. foT the nrst time SootsSs
Great Panorama Il MILLIONS PARADISE LOST AND
RECLAIMED Admission 10 the Museum. - ct.; Children
undar xs Of aye ~ PArauel and Clnce. ~ cl eNn
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yFW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ TgrsUyE IS PUBLISHED
TEE NEW YORK Isi IissUiSDAYs ExGEPrEo'l
EYER 4s.11S S3.1s Ss fSGI AND '
1" s.UsTEEE Is vs,s,,bers f.r i3i Cents pr week
and d.ys,d 70 " | pay IN ,sn's q e OesH
g. az rnOths or ye,iSsrs five Dol rs PR gnoun in
Two Gents Mai aiken for ak months FOR th'ee
sSsrgss win eost oss terms higher Than t5oss Of
ssi1ed Z D, -. enc nc. ssaOwed any difference
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re- The Anniversary Conference OF ScCOSO
ADVENT BELIEVERS will commence fhiS mOhN-
ING al 10 o'cocs In Wssbio gon Hall Heserst nesr the
Bow cry bnd continue several days Meetings moTnug 81,
iernOOn snd evening Seats free, The pubic are nVtoo
10 a,tend number OF lectures will DO given mo IL
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BCOrY New.BObd-st London, shirt makers 70
the Royal Family beg call the suenoa OF Renuomon 70
their perior make OF Shirts which for chespness superb
orily ofcut and material sssnd unfvsled Ceargs Toe
shiTs only $40. As o~fuS3tu
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70 West Mount Verpop.-The Te1toris Home,
sSse HssSelaSon VII bold regular meeang IaIS
10 receive members ana every IOesdaJ even
ns tefsSss " u lefser notice the Hotel OF MI lee
bAho nv hes'efal Each member IS 70 receive p.o OF
sIoloe es1 10 iour city o,s ios SlS5 which includes a.
eapetses oi surveys gGdpg streets, &c Sl0to DC pSl
zoe lH 81 April JOHNE LUTHER PresideaI
FERDINAND MCNTER. Secretary my6 IL
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STEAM ENGINE.-Wanted, Steam
SEpgne. Of about 50 horss power, with oe'' m0as'H
inp'9SyosR RTIs WOOD CO., God., up stairs
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Nv TIE uechanica' Institute Rooms. 81 ne
Fesuon Of Bowey AID OlylNcusL c0mpUsng tour doors
~ SsvsccSfe feet each. being hiled up wh al poisi-
80 SNPeleh Tor he POLYTECHNIC ENht5lllON,
- 100 WI be opened about tie middle OF May. Mscha1'
snseclois an 0hers who may desire 70 psoe artclss
seAaonoo VII please communicate Win ne Acsany
49, Noo VII require The Of steam power ant taose
20 may deslre to carry on say mecaSncG operations,
lease cal ~ the 8ad make Errao2 en- eas Soout
ssSS-SSs' &c Men o. eau IN any mechanical orAacn;
~S.lSln seenuiy 10 displayed, and The opefaNon OF
% SSSd be novel visitors have sufficient space
$500 'otln o. liberal terms In wei lighted ard ve1ua.sd
A. Aiucei Tor exhibition Will be received inHs-
s5y e'Ve Rooms II desired and tsken care ~ ,snd In
Ta0Ns c. DOpp, Assssrg stH
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Tho ffrHt AnniNcrahty OF nv '.'tN- ~
TtEPEESkCE SOCiEFY viii be held In Inpirr hsI'
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. May az = oe sslo -,
Idd,,s,p, viii ne o. ivered by Rev JOHN ChAnBtks VI
Pb'Issslpb'a Rev Jos T. THOMPSON oftne or TS
Tsbrrsc . and Rev JOS B. WAKtLEY, ne%na Luz y,
Sscte nry Rev WARREN, Will MAKE ptei N7PV ~
yeceius ~ pendtures ana PROPOSED measures nc
n N PyAse Will Hste statement OF me opsIa1nso W
the A,yuu Tor lnebrises Tue services VIII DO
rpyaPPi"P'N'' ny6 %
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~ American and Foreign Christian ni se1l-
~ A,vrnity Of tbiI Society tates pisce a. 'ne 49,
-, Ta..dsv C,b inst al Teo o'clock, A N lthi' oay
IT. R.v Leon Plate from Paris and other du'ng
sneakeTs will address TIE meeting HJ y
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MINISTRIES, AT FELL

TINEI4IlJW . MINIS TNEI1J' n III
H LOWS oPERA.HOUSE AH srosdway, ee'ween
Howard and Grand els Open every night during he
week The celebrated OH insl and vel Euown Felows
Hipstres comprising an ecett and versatile corps OF
talented ard experienced peStomsTs uuder the direction
OF 8 Fellows whose Concerts 10 hs city for ne AL
wear have been received with he favor by tho ellie
and sshou Of this great Metropolis Their Concerts COO
sst OF Buresqae Italian Opers Scenes Witty sayings No
los Duets Choruses Dancing ADD lnsrumenta Perform
sneas On Wednesday and Saturday, Afternoons grand
Concert for the accommods tOn OF ladies and families,
commencing Al oclock ? Nj Admission - cents poou
open At a, TO commence MI he
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CLERKSHIP PARTNERSHIP

4 LERkSHlP or FARIN Ems t11f.-A
OYoupg Married Man native OF this city lust teFmi-
rating business engagement is DESTROYS OF forming 40
other either clerk associate IN some good business
In or near this city de mas hsd Ten cara counting
house experience both book keeper and general cerE
IL OF good address hss received liberal education 10
familiar with the Spanish and French languages ana hs1
some knowledge OF German he hss been engaged, for
three wears pssL In connection with steamships and pss
seuges nom this port and would prefer employment 10
Tho line, heiug well acquainted with ihe details OF
The business VIII receive propositions from any good
tu,r esb house Rnd n desirable furnish small cash
cspitsI ADDRESS c. w j. box 1870, Post Once my p
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SURVEYOR wanted, to make surveys
~, rr,r,.nce Compsnv A hnuse-csrpenter would
he nTtferred Salary TO exceed $500 for the t' yesf
Address INSURANCE, st this Office MO @sb
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
4 Nav SPEAKER FOR SCHOOLS

e 81 Ian iLAN Wv AJOAAO
ND APPLETON / co Publish on Wednesday
The Book OF Orstory new collection OF e1Lacu Ia
PFose Poetry and Dialogue containing selections rom DIS
tlpguiibed American ard English Orators, Dytnes and
Poets Of which many specimens Of The eloquence Of
statesmen CT The present dsy for The use Of Colleges
Academies AID Schools By Edward G. Hushhl, NJ a,
Asaissnt Professor OF History and Bellies Leres 10 New
York Free Academy lAe Instructor IN the hi1ry school
A. West Pont In Geneva College, sld In the NeT-York
University One volume, limo so pages Price 81 fhlI
TIE complete work on OrAtory that has ever been
prepared for The use OF Schools and Colleges The Ieee
lions have been made With due regard 10 sSte aud ee
garce Of position, chiefly from the speeches. ana writ
lncs OF American OrsOrs aud AulhoFs and they embrace
almost every variety Of sentiment ard passion winch ne
language expresses The OF tho worE 10 10 Ad Ia
he formation CT mos. Gcco pshed Readers and Speakers
Recently P1blthed-
First Lessons IN Composition By e@usckenOos I-Lno n
cenli. toarca So cents
Manual OF Modern History and Geography, BY Prof.
Pu'z. Translated from The German limo 81.
Horace with English H9ies for Schools and Colieges
By Prof l.. Lincoo, Of Brown University l2mo. Il %
Greek Oendorf. designed for beginners 10 OfeeA, y
Prof A. c. Keudrek l1no 81
Ia Presi- ~,
spers French ard Engith-E1gliha nd Ffenen Dlsuon'
sry with large additions. Royal 3yo UnIor@ VIII al
lers German Dictionary. ,,-, ,,-.,--
Vsisscuez ard seoanss Spanish Gad English Deaonsry
Uniform with Adler. Large evo. -, ,,-....--
Veascuez and EeoaneG 5anish and Engih Dlclo-Alg'
Kchs COM 1nlOn 10 Lain Dictionary AID Greek Lex
con. LEGO pis
ssgrsL VIII no.as by Butter.
Arold's Flint Booi n Latn. b. HarEnen
Latin Reader By HsIkness ,-.-,.. l,..o. n,
Lain Oltrdora; OF lis plan Of KendrcEs GfteA VI
AeleTs German Dictionary. Abridged aJs -
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n LODGE No. Is, l. o. OF y; Y.
e mem heTs thereof HEREBY notified 70 be puncsuS In
their attend Auce next Lodge night 10 hear the report Of
sher Committee upon The sub eel OF delivering The Char
ter % 10 the q ard Lodge
N s-iIis most earnestly requested that every member
ROBERT HAROLD, N c.,
JOHN Brown. Secretary uyS 81
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DEAR SIR Your favor OF 25d instant accompanied with
Soc Address snd BY. Flaws OF The n Y Omnibus Drivers
Benevolent AuOcsuop, through accident ~ai not re-
csivec by until this day You will please receive The
enclosed check for One Hundred p0lsrS az my donation
tor the ,orheTsnee ofks most worthy Association WIN
hest Wishes for the aud prosperity OF the OMNIBUS
Drivers Benevolent Annexation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~-vr DenooTatIc Wing General Committees-
HsgsIsr nesting OF THIS Committee viii be hsd on
kkUssgOAY EVENING, May s, At O'Clock a. me Broad
az House. By order, JOsEPH NJ. PRICE Cha
nn ssS, Eg2rs Secretaries ny5 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

ROYS.-Two Boys wanted TO read
Dmsnuscript to ProofreSders None bat good readers
accustomed Ia the WORK nesJ apply Thote hsvog some
L n nvV ledge of case prefrrred JOHN A. GRAY,
mv6 81 7e Fulton-st Gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

ROARD.-TO Let, with Board, at Il
- West Eleventh-st bar 8 block from Brost~sT On
ne lii Of May psror and three bedrooms IN res 'ec
anle private family second door, win bsihi COG ao' -
shower on same door ssg-s passing every niIe1 M
ueI. Rooms can be seen 81 al times 10 The Gay No.
ences exchanged. 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

AS Experienced DOMESTIC SERVANTS,
~ Some frsl-clsss, wellTecommended male and r.
male white and coored servants Apply TO The sasern
epdert OF the Employe1 and Servanls Protective Agen
cy l48 GrsndIL Patronage respectfully solicited my5 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

ETlLLlNERS.-Several Young Ladies
IVA L. work Al Millinery and 10 make Dress Caps,
wanted Immediately a. e5S Broadway up stairs ny -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

DOARD,-A furnished room to let,
IBwilh breakfast and tea, to two single gentlemen, Ia
private family. Ia a pleasant neRhborhood None but
those OF urexceponsble moral character w be received
Apply 81 IS Wand am.IL. near NaIlck a. my5 ".