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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-04-02

"SnApHACm," TUE FrcrrlvE IN Mox.
TREAL-GHAND BENEFIT TO EsCArEp
SLAVES AT TuEATEE Royal. &c-Shad.
rach' whose rescue and l'lgh, from the
puiSaant Patrick Riley, jr,S>c conlRuiEs.
and The Boston Court house. has gwen
him a no;orlcty above all others of his time
anu race, ls now III Montreal III a state oi
great dost!tuion. We saw letter from
hl'n yesterday addressed To a gentleman ,,i
tins city, who is neither Free. solcr nor
Abo!hi"n!st, begging II small SUM nt mo
ncy |" support lie until he could got
employment. THIS letter WAS dated sub.
s"qucnt to the Grand B"ncii, 10 he
fuglttvc Slaves" a programme OF which
We append.-Bos!on Mail.
THEATRE ROYAL -MoNrREAL.
inirr'S Reni Ehioyiun .Srrcna.icrs
Composed OF Five Cnlurcd Men:
\. Hardy, Violin; Dad Taylor Banjo; D..
Fitzgerald, Bones; T.. Ilcnsgn, Guitar
and Flute; W. Freeman, Tambourlnc.
Announce that they Will give their Fare
wei! Concert at tho above place, Tor the
Benefit OF Mcssrs. Shadrach, Williams,
Johnson. Typhoid and Scott, Dive Fun
tive Slaves who have lately escaped from
-
tutc ot the means OF subsistence
This CThurSday) Evening, March l3
When they trust that generous public
will sustain them III this effort To- Re-
licvc Their unfortunate Fellow
Counlrymcn.
Here follows The programme, consisting
oi four p,rls, and including the pr;ncpnl
Ethiopian airs, so popular all over tins
country.
After which, Shadrach, whose case excl
ted SO much interest in Boston short time
since, will here give an account of his
Wonderful Escape, and relate other Incl
dents in his previous life
The whole to conclude with variety OF
Blcak-downs, Twists, Tnrnovers, &c,
&c, by Hardy, Taylor and Fitzgerald.
Admisson-Boxcs, IS. I'd; Pit, Is. Sd.
Gallery, 7 I'D.
Doors open at 7-pcrformance to com
moncc at o'clock precisely.
The estimated value OF the public parks
and squarca IN New York city is csli.atc,
at SS,9SG,OtO.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-04-02

JENNY LIND realized $4,000 from con-
cert in Natchcz on the l l,h March, Of which
she gave $1,000 tor charitable purposes
The gross receipts for her thirteen concerts
III New Orleans were 100000.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-04-02

The Columbia g. CO Telegraph takes
from the Mobile AhrertiSer!,! the fn!nw-
ing extract from letter of a gentleman in
Sumter Diafrists G., to the Grcenvllc
Sout,a,g is'is ,::s:l,says the Adrerii-
sc" nc. ~ ~ relief the TUE state
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-04-02

New ORLEANS, MARCH, 27.-Crevassc.
have broken ont at Baton ROUGE.
Plaqucmine and ibcrvilIe, and arc d6inv
considerable damage. The progress Of Tic
crcvasse opposite lI,is city has no, been
stopped. The river is high, ;hun it was
at this time last year, AMI the lcycc III
considered in great danger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
YOUR AWNINGS.

DRESERVE YOUR AWNINGS
n TYLFRs ATTLNILDEW AWNINGS. sgpsior
10 al oilers n'w "a They rsvs been tested By han-
oreds ~ cur me-, fespectaoe oidz "a sad acknowledged
RETESFNCES
@. w. Eawso1, W. " Cai01. ~ Willard,
Robert y Smith Maxwell Sirkies } Ash,
kohst Folcs
cEsriFicArFs
Fsw-YosK. August IS. f3s0.
JTYl Pr ESQ Si-; The avsring n -rr.s bg vrvs
last spricg eri wtfr-nisd r1 PEP u.d~y hts been kly
tried ARD is 'r every esprei wat yon warranoe (fres
from udew az strr'ng ~ Nsf-rl 70 thos- 10 war u
desraH sr.r.e. 80 rar lI g 's- r lanf the shove
PETERSON HUMPHREY, Carpet De- ~
~ Pesrist
EiS The Awning YOU made ~ u.s. ssrsn,si nol 20
Mlew. ias folly slsianr0 your gnsfaetv of d. ani va
take pleasure in neEc 70 a. tHlg iar superior 70
any awning we havc ever hdf in USE Rec pre- n'.y.
MOORE 4 co, M Clslham-sL
III. JshEs TYLER, cor. Chs ham srt Mulberry as.
We can cfrf that he pfeDer, son used by NJ Jsnes
Tyler Dob he uftciure u rio AHnir 20 20 pefel Hu-
dew, has t'eu Aiy ,ested in lie experiment We have
made and has given entire satisfaction ne Awning wsle
for our esa6 hme1l having teea b. saf expose 10
al weather since last Spring therefore cheeray
recommend 20 nose vho Wsr he n want ot me snoge
article. CHILD & WEMMELL.Si PAX rOW.
New-York AUGUST IS, 1851
Aso Cor End Ssckias '.,.m. = every description, ii
reduced prices by JAMES TYLER Mulerry-st,
MI Inn hssement 90 Shudl cor o. Chaihsm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
TACKs ON'S PATENT ANNUNCIA-

- I
- TOR OR HOTEL TELEGRAPH An elegant and
u IN us,bile. sutstu - ~ els a. ~ usfy pa ..
y.r uresened f1r coifeuion hsving rrceved ms
or reds ~ ha American u Ell ute silver media - ts
Boston Ftr g. diplomas "'tle ms5s's haye "e-l p',
Wore frief DO fUf iti superior rrrofrtlcf' " *
- refer o. REAR, on Ne I-ndng FIRST Glars h1'ts IN we
Uriud srsfrs We present oe Aowins a. tiuoaits on
rrscps DO hsvt bad great eXpee1 Ia De hanging tle
Use o. SIC '-' f'''.- 1' NFw.yoaS March O. 1881.
nr,r sles. In o vour - tn- isf i0s' ASKING
~, ,, 81 to h- r~rs of Jsct.or's Arrgrcirior, or
IN, Trrrfapb. neg stale tt.t have htrt tHr.u ap n
49,, 81, -s. Ha,-. i1 various rsris ~ tre Dno', 1nt
faction thsi po.sh cnulc h- srper'-fhftl know ~ -
rrcife iief works 90 correctly IN a IT, paris sn1 WIN
s much simplicity It's elegant appearance swell rs pc
,s,arsi ufiv warrants r recommend ling I. 90 hlri
rorror. ma others hawost perfect Au0uocstor or
ne' TH0MAs CHALMERS Bel. danger Nsrcer-sL
Grvrs For Tho lsst three wears have used lscsson's
Patent Arruucst0r for HO1es n ihs cry snf state also
n Vermont srd hiss proved peetSy s., '.y 20 ~, NC
yrers ns well ~ myself am decidedly OF opnisn tlal
&. ro.ases superiority ~ mechanical construction, et-
ceicy ard durability n issf oyer al Other "psuBei'o''
Bel Hanger, u Deyonsoire-a-
eo,Do, a. bsy pt vour Jackson's Patent Aunuuca-
Tor IN ssyeral Arge Hotels AID Steamships whefe tney
olive rersc sarsrsr ion. IA invention Tor combnA-
don mech anism, durability freedom OF acion ana 'es' IA
bilitv 10 arrangement we unlesltanu ey give II ss our
nfsee McGREGOR L HAYdAN
Bel Hanger, l'3 ChrisNesI
New York. March 6, 1851. .-.,.....
Dr.R Sins. Having put up two az yOur Annuncls'Ors
inths citv YOU desire to my opinion ofhsm con-
sder more perfect machine cannot be made It's appear
ance IL rea snd ornamental ard If put up by compe1sn1
person cannot get out Of order .ssvp Mn Hanna,
pIIadel ma. March 7. 1851. AZ South Eigh'h -.
The pubic are respectfully cautioned sgalnst msklng
vending OF using an Infringement OF ms Patent ma'u'
JG stS Observation-Disclosures co
1924 WlLiau-st. New-I ork.
The Patents for England France and the Cnadss for
sale '''-'' mhl7 lswSm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
VNOR SALE-HOUSE, LOT and STA

q BILE on Fhh-svsDue. with Ell modern improve nen!f.
House q By 10 feet Tor occupancy about the leg OF
Apr Also several moderate priced Houses with OIL the
modern improvements Gear Fi'hsgenue ready Tor occl-
psncy In few weeks Apply To
&flmt c WADSWORTH, 81 Union-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
GENUINE TEAS.-Ths Canton Tea

~ Company herety spprse the public nsI hey now
prepared to retail every variety 81 TEA ~ lower phea
than any other establishment uniformly do Their ex
ensive wholesale trade always requiring them 10 soep %
hand very large assortment The purchaser 81 reh necee
tsrly derives many advantages by trading WITH them
which he will ia 10 obtain elsewhere CIV and county
families woaJ greatly consult heF Interests ~ duly 70
gardng this advertisement This 70 he Oldest Pea Com
pany 80 the city. Their only establishment 70 "A rs Chst
ha.st between Pearl and Roosevelt aod they hsYe nov
no branch stores.
Grocaru suppied II sfnai quantities .oW BY tbs
chest mhb lIW lla on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

TslO LET Tie large double stone
HOUSE formerly ccc11i.d ly O-dtu u y iltl, -.'l
he.uv siiust-e on Cor--sor Priat oa me No-.h 'ar
opposite HE resi~eice OF sslingsou irving Lee sou
or mile so1'h or fh- age " n AGA, 20 w-l-r ~
st-su,tcais py ID ee tines dag Also ,r s.' NI.'t
o. 3. m ite village ~ Nysck 7rd nI o acres
nee. tae shove Iuquire Of q. 4. SMITH, al NyacA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

TT7O LET-SeveraI two-stoTy HOUSES,
suitable for one or two families 10 Bedford aad Bar
row near Blocker and Hudson Inquire of BLACK
WELL S. Centsr-at from II 10 O'Clock mia lwF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

TENO LET.-Tho dwelling part Of the
Il handsome four story BRICK HOUSE on the south
west Of Broadway AID Thifiyourth-s a. the IN
tersection with Sx.hav entrance 90 Thirty iOlrih-sl-
which is llU feei street Gas, range, blih Groom on
every story $50 store urderleeihGn excellent location
fr hrstc sts hard ware drug grocery business. Also
house adjoining. STORE underneath. The hogses vii be
finished early ia April Apply, from 70 NJ. A. so Mas
sau-sf or on the premises bets cen ~ ana y a 49,
MS W. THOMAS e. LAWRENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

mo PRINTERS sale tbs follow
Il lowing lots OF second-asud TYPE m fanis 20 sli
rurchsaers either with Or without caeea viz.
kmsll PiCB.........2z3 lbs Long frief 80
ao1rgsos .......... SO 90 BREWER a.tt@ty
Pie above TYP Is IN good condition. s4 w bs coo -
low 10 al JbftH y ftN'fF' f7 h'i..1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
no MANIFACTURERS.-Tne pn

FE'O MANUFACTURE ERS.-Ihe pro-
q perry and effects OF the Rope and Begging Company
situeie Of S0merve Stale OF NewJersey, will be sold n
auction on the qh day Of April npX the premises AZ
O'Clock NJ TO Tie highest bidder THE property consists Of
substantial brick building 30 feet by loo feel four stories
bgh with brick building adjoining for bleaching and dry
ing Also. large boarding house, near the factory TO-
geiher with all The machinery IL said mill for The manus:-
lure IL Duck from American Hemp. The 'nschuery IS
Sufficient for lie manufacture Of so bolts " Duck daily Is
IN per G. ORDER and the whole establishment can be put in
working order in az hours The power Is iu-nishe by
water taken by canal from the Rarian river The efaD
shme1t Is Bbou. two hours ride by railroad or sssnpoa
fon New. York Civ. For further paricular s application
should he made to me gent al Tie premises TO hoses
n. GRINNELL. 70 South-st, OF 10 GEORGE CURTIS g
Wallet. Newly Ork. ml7 tA9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

FE'O LET.-Ihe four new brick houses,
situated on south side Of Eighteenth st. between
Second and Third avs. having 81 me modern improve
euts ard IN every respect well hurh-d Tue houses are
three stories ard a. attic high sid 3 fee front win th'ee
rooms deep Apply TO T. MACFARLAN, lso I-nih-s-,
near Ttird-sv Also, FOR SALE-The two adjoining
houses, finished 81 above. ma oN@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

ITO LET.-A modern two-story HOUSE,
Il with three Of ground attached, also The furniture
for sale) Fultonav Bedford Possession given imne-
daiev. Apply to +. A. BABCOCK, lS9 Maiden-lane.
rrhl2 lWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
ENARM FOR SALE.-Late the resi-

dence OF Fliphslet 81 John. ESQ at New-Canaan CT
copssng OF about ihy-dye 1857 acres Of excellent land
IN which are dwelling house. bAn AID OUT hOSses apple
orchards and Other ffUit trees.
Toe Farm 10 ave mlies from The landing place al
Norwalk and commands n more extensive view OF me
Snnd ard suroupdine scenery than any other psce be-
tween New-York and v.haven About tea acies OF
wood land aud seven OF meadow In The same yieni
ty may be had win lie same. Inquire a. :" Ne1al-'-
2.vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
TVAYLOR5S FIRST PREMIUM

~ A l. . r. > FIRST PKtWIUM
a TRANSPARENT SOAPs.-Nohce % Dealers and
COnsumers-The extensive establishment for no ex.
elusive manufacture Of FANCY SOAPS 10 the Uned
saies has been erected by H. W Taylor, on hinh'
at between Green and Coates sts The superior szpOns-
ceous Compound Transparent and other Toilet soaps ~
which TAYLORS have acquired their great reputation,
are now manufactured In unlimited quantities. and WIN me
old degree Of excellence ID consequence Of he aoVaH
tsge gained by increasing their manufacturing iachurs
tenfod their Soaps are offered 70 dealers on micn
more favorable emB than heretofore The subscnbefs
has always been the practice viii devote theis own p
sOnal labor TO tbs peTfeciDg OF a operations IN msa
esabsbept and can promise their every I'M
prOvement that long experience can suggest
-Four Silver Medals the hl hest premuml were swaioeS
for the Soaps in 848 and 1850. by the franklin lnse u
Pennsyv snia and the American Institute Of New.Y0fE1
These Soaps can be procured 10 Neg.York OF wa H.
Cary 4 Co, Hayand Reese Co, VIM Brewer r. D.
Havilsnd & Co. d. Berhen, jr Co, Marvin q Nottn,
Haskell 4 Menick, and by wholesale OF the manols0-
turers Ii. r. Il w. G. TAYLOR, Phhaoelpha
l7f lmeodF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.-Two Of
the best LOTS on sevenh.av., west side, hetween
Twenty second nnc Twen.y-,hird Gs; two LOTS on
Fwer lv-fec1ud-tt and two on twenty hrfttt. near
seveuh-av. The Improvements making and % be made
on hi, Avenue ard j. hs vicinity. render ihF properly
's5rS -F'' f. W CHESTER. 81 WalsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

fs1O LET The three new three-sr1fy
p brick HOUSES siua.ed on ihe north sd7 oi VINE
t.entist heise~H Second srd Third ave- laV At 'lr
oderr Improvements The houses s.e , e-t ,,a VIII
tIr-- conn deco kuplvl0 z MACfA &LAN,
nh So lnu InlLn-.L. near I-L---.F-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

II ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGhAV-
IN ING ard r.ATE PRINTING, Office ia tul0n.st,
N Y-Book aud Magazine work. PorEa IS Maps ht-
Heads Circulars. Diplomas, Cards Patent MeJc.ne La
bella Also. Yankee Cad Press, &c. mio lhi'
ELEGANT BRIDAL CAkDS.-En-
EIgravsd and Printed in the most Fashionable ssyes Ia
oidFppnsh German Text. Antique srd Wuung
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENVELOPES ,,,
Ofthe latest and richest patterns rom me most ce'SV'sea
neuufsciones OF Paris sni LONDON; aso, oroh Ne'et
ana BoNes Tor wedding cake ard IN gfra variety:
SILVER DOOR PLATES, BEnb Pulls &c
Tbes. untes are manufactured under the ninrar super
vision OF me advertiser and wariened Of very suflot
Qusy both regards the thickness az sYef Hna Sl'V'
CHURCH PEW PLETES.
The subscriber having furnished number 'i 'hrfches
Eew.York city, and Otler paris ofts Sa'e WIN MS 'ra'
uu uare ana number Plates for pews o me great saur
faction ofthe parties. sOlciIs orders Tor ne Same ~
confident thai he continue 10 give salhiac'u po1
regards style, quality snc price. ,-.t. -.
ecuted in the manner ~ mod -rse prices OIdefs
sent bv eXpreps ~ any pari OF the cuuiRry
EBERDELL's Engraving EstabhshmenL
mo SIN So2 B,oao"vy cor. DuAlest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

ITO LET-A FIN business Room. 3Sx2O
j f-ef on the q a. with wide enirAncrl ~ cen
ed fir Fancy Goods 4ats Millinery G9rds Isi9rns -
tshiishmeu, etc ETC. Apply % e. ~ A""GHi
UliF 40 t'''~i~H ave. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

ZINC PAlNT.-The subscribers having
Ebeen appointed Agents for The sale Of ibis most sqRs
ror PAINT Manu- 'sciured by the NEW JERSEY tx
PLORING AND MINING co are DOW PREPARED 70 e4o-
cute orders for the same TO any extent
This PAINT having stood the mos severe tests, Il now
offered 10 tho public as Paint IN all respects superior
White Lead public are respectfully invited to cell and
examine for themselves. -
PATENT LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, BAR AND
PIG LEAD, constantly on hand and Tor sale.
SAMUEL O CORNELL Co.
Tf3ms No 2f3 Wster-at New Y0rf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

ITO LET, 10 A SMALL FAMILY
4 Part OF the fhrse-surv srd basement dOU So beau
ly susee 10 Thirty frs-il hrsi house wesi oi 3 o-l
vuv Rent $50. Inquire the prem mis- ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
COUNTRY SEAT ON STATEN ISL
EARM FOR SALE-Late the lesi-

WANAhM TVN NhIII4-AAutO VtO TT
dence OF Ephalet ST Ohm, Esq at Newt anasn q,
rospe OF about thirty acres OF eXceeAt land on winch
Are dwelling house barn and outhouSes apple orchard
aud other fruit The Farm is about hve miles from
ne lanciag place Norwak. and commands more eX
fensiVe view Of und ard surrounding scedery Than
nny other Place bcgW eea kew-York aud New-Haven.
Prce SfsOG About 10 ecfes II wood land and Of
meadow 10 the vicinity may be had wilh the same.
INQUIRE nj Is Beekmau e. mid Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

FB1O LET From lst Of August next, ,
four-sory brick buildings, each 6 feet inches front
poses on lots ~ and IA Cenuest between White ard
Walker str For and examination OF plans Apply at
1e Chambersst In Office on lst floor. mil w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

STEFAN POWER TO LEF.-Thre'
~ -oors 100 t % feet with Steam Power lFqlre u
Bf y G N sfMONsON, l1l Ley'ia-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

NOR SALE.-TwO new buck h1u IS,
63 and IS Twslnh-et, near Sixthave.; ~ a.t So
f-e deep Just finished thoroughly dry ana really if M
mediate occupaOn bu and finished ~ the best ult1ner.
Also lhe new nv and AIT: hDlse, with rsesioae fonI
rs Wesl snty frat p by IS feet bu IN ne very beat
msunsr ard b. iumeciaey occupied. For t3rms &c
apply nj IS HOrgto-st, or 10 gOu that mil ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
NOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-I would

NOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-I would
W call The attention Of the puzzle my Improved AVE-
pgy thai will not midew. Below 10 certificate OF heis
pood qualities signed by sixty Of our mosl respectable
merchants manufacturers snd dealers who have bad them
Ia use one season All kinds Of awnings made and ron
work put up IN the most substantial manner slso shy
lights and widow awnings thar can be raised or pu1ecwu
Al moments notice. - -
We have had IN use awuigg made by mr. G0mpers;
has given perfect Satisfaction and there is 10 doubt
made by him viii Ast long tao made 10 1ae ordinary
" N sevr1cur 4 Co Ausens Spicer
LIB Morris a Co Alexander Edger
Church stag, Son 20
Iohn Dsrev Henry Sheldon 4 Co
Woodward 4 Co Rodgers, Csllin. Lesyih co
Hitchcock Leadbeaier a bini"ger Co
Thomas Shepherd McNamee
JsQues Brother or Putnam
& WesteTman W NNd
w Mood Brooks Brothers
Henry Keuot 81 John. RAYMOND &C
~ SSmith W liver Jacobs
Iohn White III De Graw 4 Co
C&AC Pcillon Sanford bfouhers
q " Nooeford 4 Co W T JenningsS Co
z II haguire Co Edwin br0o&a
yVm Sonfhack Joseph Agate
A smith agent Tiffany Young Ellis
Tecroid LION Aaron Chichester
/ Reruhs1d GFHewleu
CS6 A Mathews Josepn staples
10 Crddingfon ID Thompson
Derris arder Robert Patrick
John Andenon Co Hiram Anderson
RH j q isham n Williams 4 Son
NJ RAIDER y'ln hignhal
Nicholas Cod Franc
Robert Rees 4 L Oe'onge
VIM P Miuer & Co W W arHer
Ball. Tompklns Bsck Isl In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
NEMPEKANNk STOkE.-Besl

+ vi 7 = N a n = = = 7 Y 10 IL IIl"t
n crushed Sugar only s. ~ ! lbs New Orleans Sugar
81 &c and Is lbs es Gleen and 'cs Tea s. per
10; hest strong Tea4s per DE-; very fine crop Green
Tea ory l. per ID besg exa Green Tea 6s per o iesh
roasted and ground Coffee only itd and II per ~ best
yavn Is "a: MOssses - per gallon; new crpo NeNOr
leans e 3D. good Winter Oh go Ga per gallan Winter
besched Oh c. per "a Ion sperm Csnc-s 3 % beat mod
Candles lee ard good nasortmet ~ choice Orocenes
&c. Sent 70 oil paris OF The city free of expenie.
SACKErT a PECK,
nj Inn lOf Greenw ich avenue. cnr. Twelhhh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
:, situated on


q he Wesichesier side II Harlem River. between Nc
COombs Dam Bfidg and the H.sh Brdg THIS property
um6nds fine view OF lhe High Bridge, Harlem rive,
aud r-at veriey Of other btaud scenery. SIZE or lois
from ha an acre three prces low and terms ees
Macs FIR dsribuuou will be ready on Wednes az Tue 5h
ns lal In the mean time IN 0rslnt map may De feeu al
the Office of ID b. WINTON, II Cedgret MIA I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

THO LET.-To a small genteel Family,
Il without children, the Upper Pan Of eenleel two
and bsfsiory HOUSE. Apply a. ls7 Green'sL IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
MIR. FRENCH'S EXPERIMENT.

II tho nature Of discoveries meet with discus
son and We were suze therefore, to receive an ari-
clc con,endng that the plan is impracticab 1t shall ap-
pear In the time, give place TO the fol-
lowing SKETCH left with friend of the remarkable per-
formance of the Locomotive George Washington in July
1885, on the Columbia Railroad Pennsylvania The result
astonishing truly and very different from what We had
been led believe We hope the fullest experiments
made with Mr. Frenchs plan, which, II be demonstrated
to succeed will Of the greatest benefits ever conferred
on mankind
The engine started the foot Of the plane and on the
plane: utter proceeding few feet the wheels were found
to Slip and tho engine returned II said that the rails
were found have been oiled this place small quantity
sand the spot and the engine again pro-
ceeded She regularly and steadily gained speed as she
vanced the very top passing the plane in minutes "a
seconds The enthusiasm Of feeling manifested cannot be de-
scrbed-so complete triumph had never been obtained
The doubts had been entertained by and the fears
Others dpeed in ins,ant the eager look mat
settled upon every ones face gave way to that Of confident
success while all present expressed their qualification In
loud and repeated cheere
The length of plane $500 fee the grade 1863 feet to
the mile foot rise in fourteen and hreetenths tee
making an asren, Of 1876 feet in 1900 feet.
Weight Of engine with water, Ia, $50 lbs
Load drawn up the plain, including weight OF tender
with and coal passenger cars and IS passengers
bs Pressure in the boiler less than so lbs TO the
square inch Time Of running minutes "a seconds or over
Is miles hour 1t is be remembered that the rails were
wet with dew,