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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05


Mn GA or IS your head covered with DandTun "a
Scurf Ii a., make "A trial If SrORRS CHEMICAL
HAIR INNIGOkAlOR. Hundreds ot persons IN al paris
of the country whose heads we've entuciy pa'dt nave
had n fully restored To IT. original perfection oy ths
use of tb,s valuable Article Read the iestimJny az.
NEw-NORK, jan l. 1881.
MIR sroRRs-Dear Sir Mr. Smilh. # Newtown. l. L,
ohtaued bottle of excellent Hair IRvsoatoi i0r ms
little grl, about four years old her READ Dens entirely
h1d 10 hair Of any consequence having grown on her
head from her BIZ and, surprising asst may appear amer
hhv,rs used but bot ie comrrte heal Of hnr was
produced neariv inches ng II ine healthy grow
DOOIITTLE, VI ID, No. IA jranl-s
PHILADELPHIA. May, 10 1850
MI SroRRs-Sir Afet being bald TOR number "iyehs.
and hay used uraerOuS preparations 10 no enet your
Chcmcal Hair nyieo has produced hne head new
hair ald hardly know how 10 express ny gfanlde iA
the benefit hsye received from yOur valnible article
J. WADSWORrH No 10 Orchard st
The following testimonial from Mr. MMakin, editor OF
Saturday COsrsT.
STORES TAR lNsIGoRA TOR i gives MS much Plea
sure upCtottd to tCid oar io>tmnnl IN tayor OF ths
q sa pleasantness and entire efficacy of Stoors Chemical
Hair iuyigoTatOr On recovering from me fccen sewers
attack OIIlLas discovered that usually hsAthy
and abundant crop of BAR RAPIDLY falling Oh, aud
CHANGING To have hand sample the above Article fur
but single bottle directed ana found II 10 sper
Ike charm, entirely checking he ial and creatn NJ
anew and healthy action Of the scalp"
We could give other references 20 some III oar most
respectable CITIZENS Int would ash all who are troubled
with DsndrT Bald. losing their Hair. TO give
Storrs Chemical HAIR DvigOfaof tfial ant one mai
ws do e. II the ruth 81 Onr q tms TOT
than all tie testimony OF othGs that misht produces
NtGORAGOR, and never let dea persuade y0u 60 use
any other article substitute price went hye cents
lcr bottle
~, broadway, and Mis- VI. HAYES Brooklyn.
n1 M&S3n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
NYACK INSTITTTE-Select Board

ANGUAGES. "A Gentleman, JUST
~ RETURNED FROM EuRoPs, wishes 10 give lessons ~
tho German English ard rench languages aud calls Nien
ton 10 tie fact that German and French gentlemen "O
wish 20 perfect themselves IN the pronunciation o ae Eag-
hsh qgguGge may do with particular adg0nf'ge as MS
intimate know edge OF the different IdOms viii greatly IA
ciltate progr IS n. B-Conmerclal corresponding
taught horou his. Apply for particulars 70 ; LEN
MANN No IS Grand St. doors from Broadway
90 iIrMWSFs
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ENARM, near YONKERS, FOR SALE

u -Coatainlcg 70 acres, Of which 20 wood good
aud the land c1celeat situation romantic and
healthy. with view down LoEg Island There Is
dwelling, and al the cut houses good The
gong abroad Pnce ~ 500 There N export aaiies
daAy, except SUNDAYS az aud fares IL Lies "a
fnes northeast ci Nenkers Station and II miles wcst ~
Bron,vile. Harlem RarVee Apply al No. is Patt-st.,
up stairs sse e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

WILLIAM SOUTHWELL. METAL
hOotER, lily PLATE, COfPEk AID SaeHi
IRON WORN SIR NJ I4S Greenwich -av 'aB0 do0s ffsA
The Sts calls puhic aeaiios 20 his Air rsat, CSlns,
"a ief l@n and Oncs Stoyes " Improved pattern ur
80 coa>Sac idte Atlantic M1nhittan ODD yellow.
ne hnrire S,ae improved Mssichesier Re-uiator aas
shs e< ~ aht Cooking Stores. pafloF, Hall Once.
ad lNt-fvie* stoves Furnaces u dlEefeat varieties
a - aise aS>'rtreai Of sngaras Metal Ware pi.
= Hftasf" ma Nsrs; S'sve-Yspe. E,esrs LtsssE g.
sossS r' 'aiis4 ana pa, W. ell las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
HANGING ACADEMY, No iloGr,nS.
DRIvATE DANCING ACADEMY
Water Gnre.

.-.~ . e
HYDROPATHlC INSTITUTES
4 Lebanon Springs, and No. IS Laight At. Sew-Ysk
-DRS TRAIL ard HOSFORD have ESTABLISHED a.
pamen for the esr-csl treatment Of female diseases
proapsu. and oihe ospscemeuts requiring mechaacai
management Office hours, II tc3 nj in'
nR. Il. l.. NICHOLS and Mrs. COVE
~ NICHOLS. Ma. 81 Clinton place. Eishta st-ro
AVOID mis-, uders and they repUbse Their chsges Goa
snltatloRs personally By letter With full directions fsr
tfeaiment s.; ull-boarj treatment, so week, lay
treatment 81 day visits Va town 81; cut 81 t0ws, &C
criir 10 time and distance No patient received wtao
previous consultation Hours q consultation from gIet
oil Inns
AFTER CURE INSTITUTION, cor
w ner Of rwelfth-st snd UNIVERSITY Plscs = DE-
SLEW the earliest Amencsa author aAd p.sct1Onsr II
Wa'er- Cue; DR. " A. HAMILTON, u .hny yeArs' eI-
pssrce r the hes,iug art, a8d MHs ga. from ues-
many Physicians HOS"d
NGE MOUNTAIN WATER
NFCURE-Sculh Orange, Esser Co. Nsw-Jerse'. 10
sRFE A WIDER. NJ n. Physician 70 the lnsEit atce.
ys,o-s roy Nsw-York leave the foot 81 Cortland 81 a
Z; o'cloos 4 NJ. and and o'clock PM iern
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INSTITUTION, COZ.
nle6iral.
CHARLES w LAWRENCE, the eel

u chfated Clsirs0 aut and Natnral Doctor, would e
syccily inform the citizens Of BROOKLYN that no basis
Gated himself IN hs toT the purpose at eNtmang iai
treating all kinds Of disease DR. L. has numerous tesi-
monas res arrg his peculiar powers fnm persons OF the
highest rcspcctatty hc United states British Nmer-
ca aud the West India Islands
Or l. can he consulted daily by calling n No ~ High
Il between the hours Of Q \ NJ and 3 z VI MS Law
renee viii he IN attendance 10 receive tie hides Pyds
examinations viii lie made at The residence of the pa'cn
,b,n preferfed ni6ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
NOTICE to CARpENTERS-Pro

posas Will be received 10y the Schoo! Office of the
10th Ward fitting the primary school rooms und or
the Methodist Church IN Sth-st between the 81 and Il
avs according the plans and specifications lois az the
Office Of J ADRIANCF. No ~ Nassau 81. Oilers must
be le AZ said Office be ore the sth Of November next
n2i 2w IONN ID. HOYr. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

DICH FURNITURE.-JUL DES-
IA SOIR respectfully informs his and the
public generally that he has removed his Cabinet Ware
No $40 Broadway door to the Chinese MI
lie has hand large and beautiful assort-
ment Of Furniture Of the richest description to which ne
invites attention He is also prepared to furnish TO order
the styles Of choice Furniture 10 uscsach az
Gothic Antique Ehzahethan French and other designs
and which he will warrant Of the very best materials
vnrkuanshin and finish al lma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
Hlaebinerp, 81.

CALIFORNIA DESIDERATUM.-
u The undersigned. having united in harmonious
coordination long sDiray cooled CHI aBnel vi the centu-
retail nov or Of the base Whirlpool has completed The
frst and only MACHINE the principle which sepPates
nd the gold from crushed quartz from IRON sand Gone
and see its operation the California Steamship Oce
No 25Coutland'. 81. New York, or address
M 9tDSuWs ARNOLD BUFFUM, Pafentee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
Danrima Schools.

4 FTERNCON GLASSES In DANC-
1 ING and WALKING. n, 800 Broadw,g near
hIblos-New Cissses Low fgmIng for Chl1fel
wednesdays aIa SATURDAYS a. o'clock n P,y1.e
Cias.os 'ur az ~ sfd Gea.i-mcn g. ci0ct Tue 4ief
gYed r-fe uiy iGf Tm their slds TIA. the EvelHg
Classes Df tue present tcrn full Due nDce vii b
zen a. tie c0RmeDcer fnt Of the second term NYuhy
Prae Tsts. exl4lysly = Pdpiis their Farf~g au9
IrcDl- wld BE gwen 70 Coz slitItI0u Ia No 90 0a
i1f Soree Tickets and Terms. sDpg oalF AZ y "a
Bovrry. Bookstore. 1851 ~ fl L. - 4. r. BURNION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
E'ARM FOR SALE-In Oxford, Che


Oh AtsENS - ne Unu0I>tSte0, Soc
y rc'ayf Of several Building and Loan Associations,
keeps register tier thu inspection Of bss ana OthelS
u AZ properly osnIea for sale IN ths city, Broo&ls aas
Wunsmso isa Persons havrg houses lots hr sale, or
ease. vii nRd greatly g. they ADVANTAGE leave Sc
scrpoA AID Priee Of Their pr pegSy with fEGARE.
Once Ne 30 Hes.er-st. cuT Center.
B-psFsens DESTROYS of purchasing o. easns houses
81 ,s sGit tesmssvos . ne Subscribers
rextsssk. SIS SHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

II Eew.Jegscy; one Of &c acres with tive houses and
buildings good order AID ence well stocked with
butt Also one Of ~ acres. without bmldnss, in sight
pf NewYort. near Scotts Plains 20 miles distant The
sOed II will DAY onc-hali 80 c1St For iugths paitcu-
als inQulIt al Nc. e9i RfnadNaY. 0l6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

IN Property, No los aih consisting Of three story
brick House of lot of Groundthc lot % feet BY
100 feet in depth acy orOulo Of 10 feet lead
ing 10 l2hs the house % by 80 feet IN dopth covered
with slate fnishtd the best and IA modern style
having closets bath furnace. and Croton water
the third story. This property eood location for
Physc.an could easily De converted into sore The
lease of the lot "A yeers from the 18th Sept 1915 at
ground rent OF $50 per with privilege OF renew
ing the lease for q per cent yalua on or the
house and nproy "a be paid i0r by tho lessor One
hall of he purchase remain on bond ana mort.
gage Eor lrice aud further particulars apply to
ANTHONY BLEECKER, AuctIoaecs
nj iw No. Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
E'SSEX FEMALE SEMlNARY-Re

n NNTlN FNNIiI' - II'0It' Nv
ceiyes pupils of eny aud At any tne ana inNott
them with every docnahe facility FOR obtaining h9r'9sb
and accomplished educatlou Terms reisonaple 30
location ard completeness arrangement
tins institution H. probably uusurpasses and being On The
beautiful margin Of the Connecticut RIVER mar ne sea
board IL easy f access by NswIoTk and Hartford dap
steamboats, As MINOR consideration We would add that
n teachers and pupils furnished al mode ate chare
b. the stable Of the Seminary with veil trauod saddle
horses for vouue tdcI' Circulars containing view
~ the Seminar Buildings. references &c can be had oi
LUCIU5 LYON, A. NJ. Principal
Essex MtY u. l8lI. aug 2mNNSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
LOTS FOR SALE.

II -EIGHTH-AVENVL KAiLKUhD, LLhess 90 -
are stusted on the Veseheser side OF the haren neI'
between McConnbs Dam Bridge and the hsu brukS;
Apv person acquainted with TIE suburbs oil t.s cry VIII
ueTcelye on viewing the High Bridge LOTS tnN hey US
seas great advansses for over ali o.hof
seui the city they lar cheaper than any e.he
having been signed by the aayor the road WIN oe
,nenced forth with and speedily finished Peaso
nd ,es,n The fact The fafe for the entire longh OF lne
rnad 4 10 be but Ave The scenery presshsu
smost ever part Of this property rs eIceeoilsv o.o
- a., srscpg mos. beautiful views Of land and wafer
rms property also has WIDE froDt upon the acm f,eI
sersb, sforirng every facility for boating and hshns f
n.uS and other information, apply To 49,.
"a Ims ID b WINfON. No. n Cedar 81 cor. Nasa".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

II can be easily aud thorouehy ceanscd and
aT Ae ~ IN se and Te' a, The prne pal J
pot No 3l2 Br adwas. Newly OK, AVID by the plumbers
cencr lis thrOug the CITY. e. HASKELL S,aiIon-
Sr sole agent 10y Il States Of NewYorE Pennsylvania,
Michigan and Illinois, No 3l2 Broadway N, nj a!sS IA
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
Y For time past have been engaged n build.
iug ald preparing 70 build BrundredS Patent Ihfoste
Having eed stock of OILS for that purpose,
able build these machines with greater cuscy
ara dispatch than previously, ana to recommend Them
Nth confidence to le attention q manufacturers These
mschBes have been IN successful operation for the last
four yeas They WI do a. much "'ir as the nano,
uniform than from airy baudci spindle the use Of bands
beng dispensed with In strength aud durability this
ThioSle nOwle hy competent Judges 10 excel
every other spinning machine. Many Of the Spnde
Tn Otes Ne altered the prncpc as to turn
of nearly double the former quantity OF work The Dan
forth ThTose also he altered as to give the fuli
quantity Of yarn though reducing the power at least two
thirds Those 1hr sites active operaon IN the
factories Of MossIs }. Ch1seT Co. Of kmderhook,
and Alfred Wild ESQ Of Cohoes Falls to whom We relei
the public for Information TO then practical we king
prepared, usual orders for Cotton,
WOODEN and Flax Machinery. Csstins. Mn Gearing,
ins Of business s' - B. BRUNDRED, SON 8 co,
elS im' Oldham Works. near Patterson. -
&TEAM ENGINE Wanted, second
- hand Steam Eogne and Boiler of about eight horse
pVWei fersos fa'ins soSc atio.e u dispose VI VIZ
the, ma, be seen Address ENGINEER Tribune odice
nl1w"
Two PLUM BERS.- HAYDEN &
n SANDERS manufacturers. offer for sale a. then
Warehouse, No 2lS fearst fun assortment OF Croion
Work made expressly for plumbers and calculated to
stand Croton pressure. Also large variety OF Steam
Cocks Oh Caps Sc fer Locomotives and Stationary En-
sines. (o2 2ms F.. W GERE, Agent
r. WATTLES g. CO, No. 43 Canal
- . ST, Providence, r. l., MANUFACTURERS Of
STEAM and GAS PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, COCKS,
Spanning Rings Ring Travellers, &C SC, &C, having been
appointed A0ers inT the sale of Steam and Gas Pipe,
manufactured by the SMAMSC0T COMPANY, y. H..
are prepared to furnish the above articles TO any en-
tent at very low prices Orders will meet with prompt al
ienion and purchasers will find he goods to be Of extra
quality ls9.tfl L. X WATrLES co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-For Sale,

~ aVey desirable and Coasodlous Country Residence
and Farm of IS acres. kAxabcht0wn, ~ J. Posses
exon immediate. Terms moderate and accommodating.
Apply to n. \ SCHLkSlNGER, No. IS Beaver. St. "
A RAIN. at Elizabeth Pod, " TO A. ID A. NAAR, sd-
ion,ns the farm. Would Ia rented 70 good tenant
oS SmNiW&ks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
NOR SALE, at CENTRAL NORRIS

u ANIA-TO feet from the New Depot, corner Lot,
81 by 100 fot prce SdIO also. so lots at Paramount,
Upper AorSauia De,0s. Inquire at No 80 Fulton ST.
3D. story o25 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
,r vopu DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1861
n CRAWBUCK,S UPHOLSTERY,

Wv HOUSE and Ship Furnishing wsrerocrs, No.
15I Cr.nd-st New-York where Will be found compets
assortment Of the following ARTICLES Feathers hs NOES
aad hpsk also beds mattresses PaAs>es and CUSHIONS
also beistesds Of every description patent screw
ron ont lock JOINT iron cottage and tIunde cuts
&c also splendid varsy Of PapeI hanging borders &c
Mr. C. would cal particular attention 10 his new sFs OF
s.ir and sprirs mattresses N. BOA beds and "a =,
tresees renovated and made equal n new. By
". CRAwRUCK, No. $50 Grsnd-st. second
esims door eat o. EsseI-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
HOUSE for SALE.-For sale, at a

ba.eain il taken soo.. story and basement Drown
sto house located in rood location in The upper ptit Oh
,be ffw In the Improvement lot2by l house
~ BY IS built hoaroBgh and complete manne, con
t.os car from the the top, marble
in ever room two close furnace bath &c Sovyo
Of the nuychase can remain. Apply from 10 ciock'
and AFTER Pm to 4. b. klNshlMhR' NO 'i' "h Nv
rs SIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
NANCY GOODS For THE HOLI.

LNANC1 GOODS tOH HE HOLl-
Il DAYS "A. LEGOUX PARDESSUS, M,
IS MAIDEN LANE,
Offer 70 the trade and amsieuTs Of the Fine Aria then
large Of for furnishing and presents Of
Il latest styles comprising Clocks of style
With rehsble movements, Candelshras and Uonpes 10
ratch Bronze audlescks, Stauetts. Groups. rhsrEo
rsters. IBkstsnds ANIMALS, China Vases Ornaments.
Dinner Sets Tete- atete Sets Work Od0r, sud Glove
Dressing and Liquor Cases and infinite variety
Of assorted goods both staple and fancy such Perfume
~ of all kinds Brushes Prayer Books Desks Port FolIos
Opera Glasses Fans, Charms Accerdeons. PAINTINGS.
Gmacs. Bon Bon Boxes COrbellles, nc. Oh MWSSsJi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

4 u. GALE, Manufacturer and Whole
IN Q sale Dealer IN BOOTS and SHOES, invites buy-r
70 call and ana general assoriment which
" be sold the lowest Prices for cash. short credit
for approved Just call and test the Casa systes
n B-A prime assortment for Ladies wear Of 0ur ovY
make A .. CALE. No ~ Pearlf,
.u3e 3a Cor Plztt-st.. Neg-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

FANCY GOODS
." S. ROGERS at his new and Extern
sivs Fancy Store No 4io Broadway. daily
ing the largest variety Of Fancy articles offered
the CITY Of New York viii fad mis- 4
rosy shop and hs goods cheap as cannot fail to
please his customers indeed every article warranted %
please or NAV be returned and exchanged
WORK BOXES AND RETICULES,
DRESSING CASES. DESKS. PORT FOI0S AND
PENKNIVES, CHESS AND DOMINOES.
NEEDLES. CROCHET BOOKS AND PATTERNS
OF ALL KINDS,
PERrUMERY. BRUSHES AND COMBS,
TOYS.
Games SC endless variety both for the instruction and
amusement of Children Will he found any quantity n
ROGERS Cheap Fancy Store, No 4i9 BROADWAY
Os lmNiW&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
6rbools.
STAMFORD FEMALE SEMINARY
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD

IL ING SCHOOL. for BOYS, st Edinburgh, Nf;S
G BEECHER b. A, Principal-Nunber OF Pupils Inn
tied to 10. vacancies 2 Winter term commsnces WEI
NFSDAY November s. Terms $50 per session Of q weeks
in advance No place secured al the money pad Pu
pills accompanied TO and from Newl0rk al The close And
cnme ement Of each term The Principal can be seer
Al The Irving House on the Friday, Saturday aud MOnda.
previous TO the 9TH November Forccus and references
address the Principal as above s2S bw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

ElRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,
a FlRECLAY, SG-The subscribers, importers Of Fire
Red and " White Welsh, -" Lister" RufDrds stour
bridge - Hukmanr and "Chance" de and " 9errk!rk"
Fire Bricks common and fancy shapes.
Fireclay Welsh Jumps and Oventlles
Siat Kiln Tiles, 2s hOle-a very superior srtlcls
Coal-Bumlnous and Anthracite Of all descriptions, tor
sale ia lots 20 suit purchasers. Apply To
SAML. THOMPSON 4 NEPHEW,
aui 6ta, No as Psarl-st, New-york.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
NOR SALE.-Nonkers LOIS. beautifully

u stuaied "a NP TIyel thOTt distance above he De-
rot commanding the finest wSter-ew. and unsurpassed
for scenery. aud he&h the reason
able terms. Applv 10 JAMES BASRrORn. on the wharf
OF T.. BALDWIN Workers, ~ L. W. STARR. Ns. ISL
William, st, New-Yerk 81 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
NOR SALE-Two valuable Lots on Both

A.. near Madison av. 30 By half the block Thsg "a
tain Cottage que aad two Stablos House rents for
see Stables size Alsl aproperty on I'd av near 9TH
=. ot Is hy lOO-conians two story brick House on
front, ana three story brcS Shop on rear Prce SfiOv
Also other cberp proI the upper pant cf the city
AppIy 10 +. B. K1NSHIMER, No. 4th ag., from to
III "a n, a,clocL ms lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
1T PRIyATE SALE-House aud Lot

~ Al Wil,amsbursb The two story attic basement
frnms house stuae On tie north side VI South Isl st. lOV
fset essi of Einhs between Oh and 10Th SIS House Is
IN style aiming 10 rooms ceuater-cel-
lar csten in ward q by 81 feet lot q by ~ ieet
For further pa ticuiaIs Apply to COLE Chiffon No
q w iii ~ nj lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

L>Ok SALE splendid FARM, OF 80
acres, al frat rate sAd, ON the Hudson RIVER IN
Columbia County, aud directly opposite catskhl The
view unsurpassed. Good Ochais. House, Barn, aRd
Oat-housSs short quarter II nile from the Railroad
der g. Oak Hill well sgs'ed either for farmer for
a country seat. Could Nc dylaed three sites
Apply 20 L. II LUDLOW, J
MS sswtwMkW 1870 No. IL WSll- 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
Two PLUM .--HAYDEN &

n SANDERS, manufacturers, offer for sale a. then
Warehouse No 2iS Pearst full assortment Of Crot0n
Work made expressly for plumbers and calculated 10
stand Croton pressure. Also, a large variety of Steam
Cecks Oh Caps Sc. fer Locomotives and Stationary In
sines. to2 2msl F. ". GERE, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
E'DGE TOOLS, HARDWARE, &c.,

AFor Coopers, Carpenters Mlllrights, Coachmakers
BUtchers sc loopors Truss Hoops ana Rivess and =
complete assortment Of Tools for mechanics also
Builders Hardware, sc, for saeby
CHARLES S. LITTLE, Nos % and "a Fultoa-st
$40 m3EM&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
VACANT LOTS fer SALE.-Two Of

the best LOIS DC ssrsnih-av., west I.Ss. between
EwsAtys-cosd ans twenty tif fs tive LO rs rwea-
Y secsnd-ss and two tNeay ARTIST Seventh av
tAe improvements mskiax ssd to be made this Avenue,
ply 10 tos gswWkStfl l. ". CHESrkR 81 ~Nn-st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-14
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
EaLrthen. Allrnalce in CntLn.1

Further Advance in Cotton.
DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs, ECT,
New YORK. Aug. IL.
The steamship Africa has arrived bringing Liverpool
~ y ~ LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Midding qualities Of Cotton for the week have ad-
vanced I'd. The sales have been 10000 bales, OF which
specuators took 10 900 and exporters 030. Far Or
leans is quoted 81 and obile So, though cir
cuars quote prices llSd above these rates. The sales
on Friday 10 900 bales, OF which spectators took
1000. The market closed quiet.
Cotton during the week has advanced 2t on lower
qualities sales OF 5000 bales. New Orleans is quoted
at 81 s5f.; UplaDds59 S2f. Stock GA 900 bales.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts are more
favorable.
Breadstuffs are quiet and prices generally are shade
lower. Western Canal Flouris quoted at II 20s;
Philade phia and Baltimore 20s Cd; Ohio 20s White
Wheat 6s Gs Cd red 5s Sd S. Cd. Yellow Corn 27s
mixed 26s 26s Cd; white 29e. Corn meal 14s cd.
ENGLAND.
The City of Glasgow arrived Liverpool on the lst
Of August
Parliament was hurrying through the necessary bust
ness preparatory to the prorogaIon on the 9Th. The
Ecclesiastical Titles Bill has received the Royal as
sent.
The House OF Commons had, notion presented
an address 10 the Queen praying that the Crystal Pa
lace be reserved till the 18TH May.
The visitors at the Exhibition on Wednesday and
Thursday were under 10000, yielding daily $1,000.
FRANCE.
The Assembly is getting through with the neces-
say business prior to separating for the autunnal re-
cess.
The mass celebrated in Paris on Tuesday,
memorate the three days Of July has met with ridcule
from the press. q
The President starts tour through Southern
France during the recess
Some disturbances had taken place at Toulouse, and
an armed force of twenty-five Socialists were arrest
ed.
The Steele newspaper was seized on Tuesday for Ii.
bel upon the President.
1t is thought that Oudinot will receive the baton of
Marshal vacated by the death of Marshal Sebastian.
The arrangement last year. appointing committee
oftwenty five to act a corps de gdrdc, with power
to convoke the Assembly if expedient, has been re-
vived.
Paris is crowded with strs gers and business is
brisk
SPAIN.
The Cortes will shortly be prorogued The Queen
is about to commence her pilgrimage to the church
OF ST. Antocha, to pray for her safe delivery.
Ihele is no news from Portugal.
ITALY.
Affairs indicate that chargeis not far distant The
garrison ofLeahorn s to receive an addition of 1000
men, and So 900 Austrans to be added 10 the ar.
my in Italy 1t believed that the French will shortly
leave Rome, and mixed garrison of Austrians and
Neapotantsbe substituted.
The war between the police and military authorities
was at its height.