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SALES BY AUCTION.
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A -. MERwIN, AucuOueer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER i co. 20i
DBROADWAY-Cas advances made upon I'll con-
signmrrts.
fFrY-rHiRD NEW YoRK TRADE SALE-To DO com
nenccd on MONDAY. March -. 1851.
b. B. Co solicit gnms ITS Of bo9ks, Paper, STA
uOuery Stereotype Plates Binders Cloth, Leather &c Tor
The regular Trade Sale 10 be commenced al ne ABOVE
date
Particulars for me printing should be furnished by the
25h OF January Al which time the printing OF The Cat
alogue will be commenced.
The usual cash viii be made on the receipt Of
goods ben desired.
TERMs OF SALE-On all purchases rom tho whole Gaia.
credit; on purchases from The whole Catalogue less han
s750 ard more tsn 500 four months credit and pdr-
chsses lees than 40, cash.
discount Of one per cent VIII be allowed on al pur-
chases exceeding 81 ,O0o
AT PRIVATE sALE-Bohn's Libraries, consisting Of me
stApdard scenuhc anouanan classical, ui1sra Cd and
tor,y) cheap series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered the trade 10 quantities vel az
10 individuals ia sngle copies. may be desired
y the extensive range subjects embraced IN the several
series they are adapted ether 70 the libraries OF public
Institutions or the shelves OF private collectors The enter
prsng publisher Mr. Heory g. BOhn OF London Ia rapid
" adding issues and from the character OF those here
tofore brought OUT may be readily presumed what The
The afes issues received are Tsylors Holy Lviag and
Dying and Lsmanes Genevieyethe former OF the Stan.
dard Library and the latter Of bohns Rew series Plato,
vol B. Cicero's Ofics and ktlO's Scripture Lands.
AIso a lsrge nssoumeul VI CAP and Leuer Paper.
Also Lsrdpers Lecture Science and Ars, Ewbanks
Hydraulics and Mechanics Beuneits Double Entry Book
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HOUSES, &C WANTED.
uOUSE AND FURNITURE WANT

Il ED-Wauufd 20 hire a House. where he rent IA
from $40 Sft ceC a1lum, casa viii Do pald Tor a
FurniiuIe al fir pnce Possession Immediately Nd
dressJ. { :. B Post Oaice Jk] u
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1.-TWO OF THREE SINGLE GENTLE
MEN nay procure pleasant rooms with partial board,
al 10 Willow place within thu minutes walk Of South
Ferry, BrooAlyn References required i2s Steod'
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n SMALL FAMILI1 LWU gtHIIUIIIOA
IN a, their wives few single gentlemen, can be
accommodated with board In private family where but
few boarders will be received The house has every con-
venence such CRATES marble mantles hot, cold and
shower baths etc and 10 located in the upper part OF the
civ on bish ground and half hours ride by rom
The CITY Hall there being several lines OF Stages 10 either
ferry within half block. Address box 252l City Post
Office. J@o o.
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EOD L MIN EN- w AN Eli W ~ w est,
practically experienced and capable Of akng charge OF
large Office and OF taste In ue JOB printing. One with
snail capital would hnd good opening. Address Printer,
poslpad) care OF " b. Palmer Tribune Buildings three
DAYS, stating eye and capital any. j28 81
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NEW SUPERIOR COURT RULES.
N-Ths day published the RULES Of the SUPERIOR
COURT Of the City OF New-YOrk adopted Jan H. 1851
containing also DECISIONS Of the Court in cases Of Prac
uce and Special Proceedings extremely valuable publ
cation for al who practice In that Court Just published
and for sale by BELL GOULD,
j24u Law StaiOners. l58 Nassau-st.
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JONATHAN d. HOLBROOK, Auc-
- honeer and Commission Merchant Office 70 Broadway,
New.YOrk.
References Moses Fl Ghnnell Hon. J; Prescott
Hall, Simeon Draper, ESQ. Hon VIM v BRADY, D u her
ring' Eso Geo r. NesbiIt ESQ Coleman 5tetson
Sales Of Real Estate Household furniture, Groceries and
OuD oor Sales solicited. Money 10 Loan on Bond and
Mortgage 17 I'm"
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DAGE, BACON IL CO. BANKERS,
n SAN FRANCISCO. California, draw OF sight or d
time, In sums to suit purchasers, on
BOSTON
NETWORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
HEWORLEANS,
and on FACE BACON, St Louis, BIO. payable al mosi
OF The Comment points In the States Collections attended
70 sad proceeds Temed promptly. VIII also attend 70
sales Of Produce and Merchandise for parties residing
abroad. PAGE. BACON co. San francisco.
nl2 3ms PACE BACON, st Louis, Mo.
Refer 10 hessrs Drew, Robinson Co New-Yok
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V1HE NETWORK AND HARLEM

Vie NEW- Ohh AIND IIhISI.111t
IL RAILROAD COMPANY have this day OECLAh ~
the THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF .wo rei
Cent on The "OLD CAPITAL STOCK" PArAbLS ~
the Office Of The Company, 50 c1sts1p.,s on 30 30 t
TUESDAY THE FOURTH DAY OF fEbhC An next
The Transfer Books OF the Old STOCK VIII DC closed on
Saturday 15h insL al O'Clock ~ snd open on We1nes-
day, February 5, al 10 O'Clock, A. "a Da'eo Ns"-iofk'
Il is tfeb5 j. sAmL b. BLATcHFoRD, Treasurer.
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Tomorrow Morning.
MED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOK

~ Ell DON LINE = NEW DUN
IN THE CONVICT; Or the CONSIDERATIONS VIC
TIM A Novel written In Prison By Ned Bunline. Prce
90 cents.
This novels one OF those conceptions which every
and then make their appearance to amaze am con
vulse The world 1t abOunds in all those stirring Incidents
AID bold vigorous passages which have 30 long been the
distinguishing features Of Mr.. JudsOns writings Although
moi written 10 the shape requires but glance as pages
satisfy any intelligent mind that II 10 nothing more nor
less than Autobiography OF ils ilusrous author and
record OF of the remarkable conspscles for the
overthrow and destruction Of lis hero, that disgraced
people. 1t is revelation Of the wrongs and suterings
which every pure hearted patriot aud eormer must expect
TO encounter in his efforts ameOrste the condition OF Inc
struggling masses, and lead them TO nober destiny
than that in which he finds them. And, taking single
leaf from his own extraordinarily adventurous history, Mr.
Judson presents In The CONVICT picture bold IN It's out
lines and graphically stirring IN lis narrative and details OF
persecution and suffering which stands whouta rival even
In this age ofmastery painting either with the pencil or the
pen Every is familiar with the fact Of Nj Judsens
sentence TO- and incarceration al the Penensry but few
even of bis most intimate nends aware how he came
to be transformed nom the character OF free czens TO
that OF sentenced eoR-A CHAINED CONVICT The details
Of that piracy the character OF the network by which
he gradually drawn In and ensnared, the ueacheTy
with which he was on all sides Understanding even TO
the usest OF hisfends well as 10 the very partner Of
bis heart-and the infamous characters 10 the black drama
Of which be at the hero aud the ycummusL TO
be learned be sought alone in the thrilling pages OF this
HChild Of his heart
a. Mr. Judson Is accustomed 10 term The Convict.
j292uS Published by WI BURGESS, y AnnsL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rS- Co-LabOr League.-A public meeting VIII he
hso THIS EVENING Al tue Hall, IN Grand ~. tup stairs
As usus PersOns entering this mutual system Of trade
psy 3 cents per annum Benefits IN proportion 10 par
ebsses made The public invited By order Oft Board
~ Industrial Home Associations, No. p
Persons who were unable 10 gain admission to The MT
Vernon AssOe ton, and all Others DESTROYS OF obtaining
FOR themselves a home invited IN meet Al The Bakers
House ofCs. " GTsnd-st THIS EVENING al 9 O'CLOCK
Immediately ser the an Ournm snt Of the Labor League
Eew.York, Jan. 81, 1851 PARSONS L. DAY,
so IT, and others.
- Liquid Hair Dye, improved 80 a. 70 color The
Hrr Whskers the moment II 10 applied without the least
n,u 1t IL entirely free from unpleasant OdOr, and be
xshed with the strongest soap Immediately II Is applied
without waiting dry. For sale applied, al BArcHEL
cas- Wig Factory, Wall-st myl5 TuTh&Sstu
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DUTLAND AND WHITEHALL

ID q III A n ID AND WHIIEf1hLL
leRAILROAD COMPANY-Tbe Fret Quarterly DIV.
dend OF an IS On each Of tbs capital stock Of tho
Rutland and Whitehall Railroad Company, win be PAID on
he lei OF February 1851, which day dividend dram
will be cent each stockhOider.
The Transfer books will be closed from the th January
10 the lat February 1851, both inclusive.
Stockholders residing in Vermont and Ia Washington
County ~ Y change their old certificates 81 the Com
panysoce, In Fair Haven Vermont All others q sCon-
"A. fs5L GEORGE L. SCHUYLER, President
tH6s
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OChamhTsys, French GinghamS black and colored
Clohs colorsd and black Aerin0s Mohair Lusires &c
Also lrish Linens ali quAlrs, suitable for shit makers
Damssk Diapers. Table Cloths Curtain M1sns. &c FOR
sale low by ljS0 sus' w. MATHEWS, 60 CaiharinssL
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TrIr snlII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIVE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

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WANTED.

WANTED.-A young lady, well quail
of good Situation by applying L S B. w. Tribune Office
stating references. jSO St*
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MAcoN AND wEsrERs RAILEoAD C1 9sI,
INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS

INTEREST ON CITY STOCkS.-
The Interest on the Public Sucks Of the City OF New.
York due and PAYABLE February 1851, will be paid oe
thai day by SHEPHERD KNAPP, Esq Chamberlain OF
the City, al the Mechsnics Bank, IS WssI The FranseS
Books viii be closed on Wednesday, Jan 8, Al o'clock
p NJ. ..
KS- For the accommodation Of Stockholder. transfers
vii be- permitted during period the books remsn
closed 10 take effect February |.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR Controller.
coETRoil ER's OFFICE NY. Dec a, 1850. dZ3 Wt
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IN
l., .,,h.a an he departure OF each Maui Steamer iol
iveTpoo Pres 81 cents per copy or 81 per year. posi-
age Included.
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POAkD WANTED-By a gentleman
Lad W fe, with good comfortable room, in respect
able private family Address w al this Office. j29 ST.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.-The Proprietor
Fbecs 70 announce the rr0penng Of hist Establishment
MONDAY EVENING. February ).
ard fhe enl agfmeut. fof limited pedot with tle cee-
hstcd Dancer he Mesdenosc les ROUSSEI, The four
Sisters. CAROLINE.
ADELAIDE,
TEkESiNE.
CLEMENTINF,
ard their father, Mons il AN ROJSSET,
recently arrived from Europe, and vii make their DEBUT ia
grand Ballet, 10 two acts with new scenery by Mr.
Wiser. new dresses. entitled
CATARINA or. TIE QUEEN OF THE BANDITS:
ID " hich hdle CAROLINE and her three sisters vii
appear ed by Ballet Corps Of sxv persons the
whole produced under the direction Of Mons. JEAN
ROUSSkT
TO De pec by the French Operate Comic Vaudeville Of
INDIANA AND CuARLEMAGNE,
in wh.ch Mdre. ELK aAd Mons BRESSARl VIII make
tnefr ffst appearance 80 81
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ROARD-With good accommodations,
AScan be had at lie West Tweniy-sevenlhSt doors
west OF EighthRv Ill Inn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

Oof NEMJERSEY-The Interest Coupons OF me
Mortgage Bonds OF this Company. due February proN
will be paid on after that date presentation al tho
Office ofJOHN T. jon NSON, Walst
10 lwt GEORGE HI. PEORAM, Treasurer
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FINANCIAL.

ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY
~ RAILROAD COAPANY.-A DIVIDEND Of 81
PER CENT has this DAY been DECLARED out OF ths
earnings Of the Company Tor the months euding he Sis
ulimo PAYABLE 10 It's Stockholders a. the Mechsnies
Bank, in the City Of New-York Gu Inc FIRST W FEB
RUARY proXimo. ,,.
February. Per order OF the Directors Albany jan To-
1851 Ii20 arr T. FOSTER Jr Secretary.
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TEACHER WANTED IMMEDIATE

LY-O 20 10 NOTih CaI Dina. 10 teach The Casscs 10
Boarding school Apply 10 the u s. School Agency 2sS
Broadway, fIomS to O'Clock. T. H. WILOOA'
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BOARD and ROOM WANTED-B

a Young gentlemen, in genteel private family where
there are no other boarders Loo alton below Canal st. and
above Murray Terms must be moderate. Address II. h
Tribune Office, stating terms. JW IL
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pOARD-Att the private Mansion House
IO 81 Greenwicl-st Gentlemen with single beds and
liz h airy rooms 81 so per week Day BOarders, 81 per
week Transient BoRrders, 50 cents per day. jS Inn
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pOARDING-At the house Is and 20
DFourteenth-sL between Broadway and Finhev. A
the first hoor and several pleasant cham
bers may be had In this choice location. j25 Tvs
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WANT PLACES,

A S COPYIsT or AmanUeDsis, by compe-
n tent person. Letters sduessed box Y. Tfnune VI
hre, viii meet with promr, a ienlion J'o -
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HING AND PLATE PRINTING, Oaice Il Fulton-si
N Y-Book and Magazine WORK, PortraiS Maps, Bill
Heads Circulars, Diplomas, Cards Patent Medicine La
bella AlSo, Yankee Gard Press, &c il0 I'M
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NOTICE.-HENRY WILLIAMS, for

meTly of Snowhi, Worcester County, Maryland, iwho
new in the City of San Francisco, California, wishes 10
hear fJom his brothers Letters addressed TO H. Will
LlAMS, House Joiner, viii be promptly attended to-
SO
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER
* UALL-Ths ulaguihceut affair " u lake place next
MONDAY ENENlNG. February 3. very limited mum
b-r Of ctettsy be o1siuea by applying Al The EnpOd-
IN 500 Brusd IS a. Trplef Hail from A. NJ 10 r
Trs-is - each and every purchaser II entitled TO Us
lug u =.
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NOTICE.-TO LAwYERs.-An Attorney
Of several years practice and having Respectable
business desires 70 form connection with some C01nse
Tor having good business where bis time wosld be oee
pied with Office business Address Attorney, 81 ths ONCE
- tic
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HOUSE on ]. CARO-

hTHERS X CO. No IS Wooi-st PITTSBURGH Pa.
Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF tho
UNITED STATES. Reference In Newly ork-Messrf.
Wnslow Lanier n Co 81 WalEsL alfu
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se"~--aN-~~
Correspondence OF the Mercury.
WASlIlNGTov. Ian - ISI

WAsHISGroN, Jan II. 1911.
The Post Office Bill passed the House
yesterday. 1t saddles Tie treasury viii,
the payment OF 81, 100000. to make rood
the deficiency which lis reduction of pos,.
age rs expected to create. II establishes
n uniiorm rate of: 3 cents on letters, whc,li.
or they pass between ncighborlne villages.
or from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific ocean.
The Delegate from Oregon, | understand,
talked very high, threatening that The pco-
pie OF that Territory woutd no, summit to
any discrimination between them in the
matter Of postage. And so to make GOOD
The new fundamental maxim. "ihat all let.
tiers are created equal" and have an ma
Iienab!c right To go TO their destination at
the same cost, Congress takes out of The
treasury $l,J0O,WE, (so,nc say i, Will no,
be less than S2,NM, OUO,) and c]o,npcls the
taxpayers OF the Union to make TN the
dchcicncy. This piece OF plumber could
not D" carried ou', were ii not that IT aids
another scheme of plundcr-lic tariff. The
postage is the only KIND of direct tax laid
by the General Government. Hence. the
rule has always been, in fixing The rates,
not to make the Department a source OF
revenue, as it ls in the countries Of Europe,
but simply TO make il support Itself. Not
content with this. the Manufacturers are
now working To get tho Mail Department
b'ilcitcd on the treasury, IN order that, hy
draining the latter, they may have Il pre-.
text for urging the revision OF the tariff on
principles favorable to their interest.
II was for the same end, at tho last ses.
sion, near a hundred million acres vi the
public lands were given away by one ball.
to all men who had ever been IN the mill
tary service Of the United States. Bv
this act the Treasury loses the $1,000 900
annually, which was received from the
sales of public lands, as The land warrants
issued under this bill viii. for a long time,
.euIply the demands of settlers. The same
policy, coupled with the abolition mania,
will most probably pass the hill now pend
in9s to establish n line Of war steamers to
carry The Mail from the United States to
the Coast OF Africa. The Treasury will
be drained, and tho North will be able, az
ter stealing our slaves, TO ship them of
at our expense, to Liberia. As usual, n
Southern man ia found to father THIS abo-
lition policy. Mr.. Stanton, Of Tennessee,
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N"
Individual Responsibility.

II may be taken as a fixed fact that the
people OF South Carolina do nc, now love
tmS onion SO far from it, their dislike.
their dcico'ati"n, OF IT is rapidly Increasing
III us intensity. They have felt the Union
to have been tic instrument OF inilictinr
wrongs upon them which il pcrpctraled by
one independent people upon another would
have caused the earth 10 flow with blood.
Not ten years since aud Great Britain and
ili's country were upon the threshold of a
~sangnlnary contest because doubtful claims
pat forth by each, conilrctcd rs 10 a few de-.
grccs OF bleak, barren and worthless terrific
ry. Not live years since aud our armies
ovcrran and BUNDLED IN the dus, 4 sister
republic, because we differed az to The right
OF occupancy OF a few hundred square
miles OF desert. Negotiation gained for rs
all that was valuable Of Oregon, and by the
prosecution and en- iorccment of on,
claim TO bound on the Rio Grandc arc have
acquired territories magnificent in their OK.
tent and eXhaustIcss in their wealth and
the mighty Pacific alone restrains now ON.
spread OF empire to the West. We have
used the words "wc' and "us" and sour"
In the practical use OF those terms lie many
OF our causes of complaint. When ANYTHING
is TO be gained for, or enjoyed by, us, that
us is tho North when ne atc TO bear bur.
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INC consideration ,fthe subject. Mr.. Clay's
resolution, for ~arinquiry into the means OF
preventing tho employment Of American
vessels and scumrn in the African slave
tradc' Vas yesterday taken up, and after
some dIstI'ssion adopted by alarge minority.
Nir. BurLiR, though in favor of tho object
OF me resolution. was opposed to that part
OF II which Provides for the refusal or sea
,cItcrs To all american vessels sailing from
Brazil, wllieh would be an assumption thcy
are all piracs.
MIR; RUshlras offered M amendment to
INC frc'ch .Spolia,ion bill, providing that
no portion OF Me sum allowed shall he paid
10 assigncc5 Of original claimants, Mr.
bERHiEN mtlc , forciblc speech in favor OF
'lH OH. Ii no assignecs be paid, the bill
VIII not require hut Il small sum from the
treasury. The original claimants nrc dead,
ana lhrtr hois have, in many instances, as
signed their dai,ns.
me dcficid,c, appropriation bill is now
ncioTc The lnuSc, and Mr.. HAMPTON, of
t','solrrg. toos occasion to make n Penn.
syiVaI''a iarlifspccch. He deprecated the
connection OF the tariff with political par
tics.
several members who signed tho ON
promise p'cdgt arc DESTROYS Of backing out
rom II: Gen. Houston has, it is said, re-
called his mmc. The Democrats who
slgi'cd It nov say it is a Wing tran, and
ID are very shy of it.