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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
WAsIIINGToS, Dec. 4

SENATE.-Senators Douglas and Badger APP
peared to-day. Reports of the Secretary OF
Treasury, in support Of coast survey, were com
muncatcd and ordered to be printed Mr.
Clemens introduced three Railroad bills of
which he had previously given notice He also
gave notice of his intention to introduce Joint
res plution to give to Mai. Gen. Scott the rank
of Lieut. General. Mr. Gwynn introduced bills
(which he had previously given notice, for the
collection of revenues in California for the es-
adjustment Of branch mint at San Francisco,
for the survey of public lands, and for the e.
rcc!ion of Board of Commissioners on Califor-
MIA Claims.
Mr. Geyer introduced bill TO grant a right
of way and lands for a Railroad from ST Louis to
the Western limits of Missouri
Mr.. Morton introduced bill for a grant of
way and land for a Railroad in Florida Mr..
Foote introduced joint resolutions of sympathy
for Smith O Bren and his associates Mr. I'm
derwood introduced a resolution making land
warrants assignahlc.
MIR. Fish gave notice of his intention to in
troduce a bill to establish U. S. Mint in New
York. Mr.. Gwynn gave notice oih:s intention to
introduce a joint resolution for employing and
cquipping national vessels to explore the North
Pacific coast of China and Japan, with a view
TO the opening of commercial intercourse with
those countries. Mr.. Hale introduced rcsolul-
ton requesting the Secretary of the Navy to in
form the Senate if there have been any viola
ton Of the law against fogging in the Navy.
Mr.. Foote introduced a resolution dcclar. no
the compromise bills of last Congress final as
respects the subjects included in them, and he
asks the unanimous consent of the Senate to
make it the order of the day for Monday next,
as he expected to vacate his seat on the Doth inst
Mr.. Chase objected. MIR. Foote said he felt
fattercd that opposition came from that uarter:
he hoped it would be continued. After some
unimportant business, Mr.. Chase m.vcd that
his bill respecting public lands in Ohio, be taken
up and ordered to be printed Mr.. Foote WIS
disposed to return good for evil, and should vote
for taking up the bill, which was accordingly
agreed to, and it was ordered to be printed AZ
ter brief conversation between Foote and
Chase, the latter waived his objection, and MIR.
footc's compromise resolution was taken up and
made the special order for Monday next, at 10
click. Mr. Foote then, on leave Withdrew his
kossnth resolution, remarking that he had found
opposition to it from an unexpected Gnarcr, and
he did not wish to occupy time in public dis
cussion. Mr.. Seward gave notice of lis inten-
ton to introduce joint re solution, giving Kos
suth welcome to this country
The election OF Chaplain for the Senate was
next in order. Mr. Badger suggested that ii re-
qured joint resolution, which being conceded,
Mr.. Hale Offered one for the election of two
Chaplains, one for each House, which lies over
The Senate then, at IL, adjourned till Mon
day.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

The highest price have heard paid for
hogs, within the last few days in this city, is
ss3 81 = We hear, however, that in the
country, dr"ver has been purchasing at 81,
on time, with the view Of driving to st. Louis
Considering the loss in weight, and cost of get
ting them there, we should think this must be
losing operation. Even is 81 % could be OBJ
tained there, 1t would not pay.-Springfe'd
Journal, q.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

.y He who lives to benefit himself, gives the
world benefit when he dies.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

eco 1T Doors THE Syracuse Star thus
responds to the challenge Of the Seward press
The Tribune asks, shall it be sWar. or Peace
We reply OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guerra al
CuchiU0 War to the knife, and the knife to
the hiit-an nternecine war; war of exter-
mination against all who counsel resistance to
the laws, of the land, or who fraternize with
the sconndrels who connive, either openly or GOV.
ertly, with such assassins of liberty. Peace
with such men is war against the Constitution
war against the glorious cause Of elf-govern-
mrnt-war against all that our fathers bled for,
and transmitted TO us as the richest heritage
they could bequeath
beast, for good wife has lost her hens or roos-
tiers, and the farmers, still find their focks IN
tact There is no saying, however, what his
partnership may be driven to when he begins to
feel the pangs of hunger He may be honest
and well disposed, but milder natures than PAN
theirs are presumed to possess, are often con-
strained to do dangerous things when driven to
desperation.
The other night man passing along the
road, in the neighborhood of his haunt, when
he came suddenly upon the animal, which was
sauntcring along by the side of the brush The
man was smoking cigar when he first saw the
beasts bright eyes glazing amidst the darkness.
The panther, which, by the way, he took for
wild cat, made no demonstration further than to
walk round the man at respectful distance,
although with each circle he approached
closer; perhaps he wanted to be friendly on
that lonely road, or perhaps he was anxious to
scrutinize the midnight intruder into his lair,
more closely.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

MIssssssPff ELEcrlos Vicksburg
WAig publishes returns from fifey-eight coun.
ies. which give majority Of 92l for Gen.
dose. This is = falling of from previous nc
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

To THE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS OF THE
UNITED STATEs-The birthday of BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN will be celebrated by the Printers of
the North west at Detroit. 1t has been sug-
gestcd that a.copy of every paper now published
in the United States be obtained for the occa.
sion. Those from each State to be bound in
volume by themselves and placed upon table
where the supper will be given, and after the
celebration, to be handed over to some public
library
Our brethren of the Press will confer favor
by mailing copy of their Daily and weekly,
direct to the sTribune, Detroit Michigan, and
in return will receive full account OF the pro-
ceedngs of the day, and copy OF the address
on the OCCASION by the Hon. John n. lngers'll'
who has been selected as the orator
All papers are requested to copy this notice
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

In PRIsoN, HAVANA, Nov. IA, 1851

IN KIs'N, IIAEANa, NOV. IF, TOT.
To the Editor Of the .Nc,o York Daily Times :
SIR In consequence of the thousand false
reports that are circulated in regard to myself,
would request you to deny explicitly that there
have been found among my papers any letters
or documents that compromise any one IN any
manner whatever, not even myself, if 1 am al
lowed the advantage of defense.
| refrain from further remarks pending my
trial. Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

~ Tae Illinois River Convention met at
ion Of Charles Walker, of Chicago, as Presi-
dent.
Resolutions setting forth the Importance of
the commerce of the river, and the necessity for
its improvement, were passed.
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Your obedient servant,
8 THR SHFR

DO the officials of the United States Govern
ment at Washington know anything positive in
regard to the case of Mr.. Thrasher' an Ameri-
can now confined in Prison at Havana? If so,
the public anxiety in regard to the circumstan-
ces of his arrest, demand that information lie
made known TO the people through the medium
of the official newspapers. The public are not
indifferent to the rights Of American citizens
abroad, and we trust the administration will
not show itself so in the alluded to above.
We call upon The REpuBLiC for "morc light"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

NEW York CIry.--Thc canvass of the votes
in this city is drawn to close, bat is not yet
completed So far as we can learn, there is no
material variation from the votes as heretofore
published, except what is occasioned by the re-
lection Of the End district Of the 18th ward
which makes difference of 2G6 to 270 against
the democratic cant!idates, and elects Cook
(whir) t. the office Of Treasurer by some 900
or 800 majority in The state at large unless
cvcrruled by The State Canvls5rrs, or some
higher authority. Fitz.ueh( whig)sis undoubt-
cdly elected Canal Commissioner aud he is The
only whg elected to a state Office, unless Cook
should prove to BE- also elected.
The above we find in the n. Y Journal of
Commerce of yesterday. 1t is the first iniima-
ton we have seen in regard to the probable Off
cial aggregate vote of the city, with or without
the rejected dis'r;c Of the 18th ward.
If the J. of G.. is right in saying that the
long standing figures for New York will not be
materially varied except by the rejection of the
district in questionable long pending question
of the election may be regarded as at last set
tied. Mr.. Randall, Secretary of State, Mr..
Wright, Comptroller, Mr.. Chatfeld, Attorney
General, Mr.. McAlpine, State Engineer and
Surveyor, and Mr.. Johnson, Judge oflhe Court
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES elected on the face
of the returns and Mr.. Filzhugh, Canal Com
missioner, and Mr.. Cook, Treasurer, wings
albany .1rgus.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Chicago Tribune of a recent date, con
Hon. Lynn Boyd Of Kentucky is the Speak
cr and Col. John w. Forney of Pa. the Clerk
Two as good men as could have been select
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

IynIASA.-l James Lockhhrt.
CYRUS l.. Durham 3 John l.. Robinson !;
.Sapf w. Parker 5 Tbos A. Hendricks );
Willis A. German 7 John G.. Davis +; 5 Dan,
iel Mace; 9 Graham n. Fitch; 10 Sami Brcn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED

" With from 10 10 acres Of improved land within 30
miles OF NewNoTk by railroad OF Steamboat The House
BE- in healthy loo ahty and IN good repair contain
ing not less than good sel lOpms with the necessary
out buildings good garden. fruit and water Pnce not 10
exceed $4,000. AddIess DOCTOR postpaid, Broadway
Post. Office. mig lw
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Grprcsses, sc.

EREGORY'S GREAT CALIFORNIA
~ PACKAGE sod PARCEL EXPRESS The sab
sctbeIs ~i ~ ail NE nets EkpreSs Ter seamers IL
Y 81 AL Freight by this Express Is accompanied BIZ a.,
peronccd Mess- gers whogo thfongh NH 1, saa Fr.,
cisco Shippers NUT deliver their goods on Er,I.v p,
GELS rece; ed uE. o'clac> and letters utti II p NJ
SATURDAY THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK
Nanasers ana AgruSS.
mig u No iis Pearl-st.. corner Of Wan
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EARM. near YONKERS. FOR SALE

u Noatsning 70 acres, OF which 20 are wood good
fruit and the land excellent situation romantic and
healthy with view down Long Island There a
dwelling and all the cot houses good The
gong abroad Puce s. 500 There opportunities
daily, excrpt Sundays, Il and cents fares IL hes u
miles northeast Ionksrs Station. and u miles II
BrvnHville, Harlem Railraa Apply al No IL Platt-st,
~ starr $50 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
IA IOHNSTON,S THEOBROMA
no CONTRACTORS. PRO.

posals Will DO received until the goth inst At the Office
Of Thos Jackson No. 10 Broadway where the plans
and specifications be examined for work required be
done at Ward School House Ne Is, IN 3Jh-st. between
the 9th and 9havs in consequence OF altering the grade
Of SAID street Each proposal be sealed and ndorsed
above Bv order of the Board "a Trustees.
New. York Nov Is. 1851 nil t29s
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Daauerrcotpues au6 Enarduiuas.

nor SAL LIE re a BARGAlN-Tne
vel known National AiiEa'ure g Al sry formerly
owned ~ Anthony Edwards & c. J. No. 2i1 BrosdSiy
This establishment too web known 10 ne.t comment
II VIII be sold at sacrifice. the s~ner has other b1si-
ness 70 suend % Apply to the Agent "a the promises
TIE stock and fixtures Will BE- sold w.no. the specimens
# preferred. MI IT,
Il ELIY'S HalfPrice ENGRAVING
IN and PRINTING Office, III Fulten-st Y WED
ding Visiting Address and At Home Cards me very best
style Cake Boxes Enysops &c. sat engraved Plata
and - Cards for 10 shilinS. nl3 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
Glotbins.

CONWAY, No. l43 Fulton-st., near
- Broadway. has splendid stock Of Dress, FROGS
Sack, Office OyeTCoats, ana all othef kinds of Goats,
Vests and Pants, from the very TO the lowest
priced To measure splendd assortment, Of the very
best French, English and American Cloths Bea-
vers Cassineres. DoesSins and Vssiinss embracing
everything fashionable. desirable and durable IN every
instance krst rate III guaranteed 10 cent less thar
No. AS Fuon-s st. Broadway. sl73mNWxF.
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NOR SALE or To LET till the LIST of

u NAV 1850 the stOTy conner house, No. 81 Gretn-
witch av lately occupied a hoArine- DuSe, containing
baths NC The furniture Tor sale. II desired Apply 20
a9i 81 WM Il MEECH, No u Greenwich-av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
ul8 iw
At PRIVATE SALE-Four desirable

building Lots. three OF the same fronting on Sulii
van and NcDougai ST. between Amtv and bceck-
er-sts about li6 feet south OF Amtyst each
lot being IS by 100 fee IN depth
ASe the valuable lcasehsld premises, ON and next to
the Monroe and Muntg Sts kaown a. Nos
1885, 1877 and 1879 Monroe 81 the lots there are three
three story Bck Houses 20 by 10 feet the lease OF each
LOT has II years run. with perpetual renewals al per
cent valuation the improvements paid for The houses
are finished good style, with MANY modern Improve
merts The each from % % = feet front by about
Go depth For pnce terms and further part culars
of the above property, apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer.
n20 lw No. Broad st N Y
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go-pdrtnership.

NOTICE-The partnership existing he.
l. ' tween ENDICOTr & SUMNERi,. ~ au'r,c,,
sen. tbs csy q lived EDMOND ENDtCOrT
NeW-l0'k. Nv 20, 1851 WILLIAM +. SUMNER
B-rhe cuuufs II he concern viii be ssil'ed :,
WILLIAM SUNNE2 ~h0 will continue IA. hsss
ness q the o 4 stand. No 10 Elm - Ru 9ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
nEREMPTORY SALE of beautiful

Country Residence in the village Of Huntington, l. L.
ON TUESDAY, Nov as AT o'clock. y NJ, conveuIen
twosofy and basement OUsE,wiih ire modern improve
seuts together with carnage house
nc: with about one half of land. handsomely LAD
cut with a great variety "A shrubboV aud choice muit
trees n B--If stormy sale on inst fair day MI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
CARD.-Messrs BERFORD & co

4 CARD. -MesSrs. BERFORD & co.
announce that ~ the convenience of shippers u CA,
norma au0 N consequence OF the great lncreaSe tier
business they have taken Office at No Broad-St nett
door e. the corner 4 Will where shippers e. Caforu,
can ottan all necessa Y affirmation relative q the tss
p0itaucn Il gOocs ~ their Express TO California Neu
al puent by STEAMER ILLINOIS. on IORDAf. I'D last
Their charges from 10 20 % ceniess than che,
Express Pack Will De sent FOR 10 al parts VI he CT,
ugon notice .fl either Of thcr Offices No Neseyn
Astor House No. Broad-St corner II " All So ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
NOR SALE-Two valuable Lots on Both

It, near Madison-a v, % by half the block. They
tam Cottage. House and two Stables. House rents for
$3.50, STABLES $i2a Also, aproperty I'd ay. 9Th
ST Lot q by loN-oon ans a two story brick House
'front.' and three story brick shop Price Sile5
Also other CHEAP prorery the upper part Of the city
Apply to H. b, kINShiAfER, No Big sth ay, from 10
and after O'Clock ms Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

UTCHER & READ, Practical
n yorrep mo sHIP PLUMBERS, Is; wafeT-e,t
S,. frew Peok-slIp AL orders promPty attended 90
JoBBIv0 done with Heatsess anc dispatch 81 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New.

VINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
II ark, New-Jeney, By the
NEN-JERsEY EXPLORING AND MINING 90.
rhn Ccmpa2y prepared = furnish . supply Of thsJ
Va aabls
ZINC PAINTS,
which have been found after several years la Dol n
Europe and the United States retain their original
beauty ana protective properties superior 70 Any CHAR
Pant whatever Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
paTey OXIDE of Zine and warranted free hon al
sdRiterHio whatever II las poisonous properties
Objectionable 20 the health Of families and ~orsnen
tome o:hel KINDS OF pigments
IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
exposed sGipnurous or mephiiic eNtiatioES r.
yhe. shu. Up cluss fOOn nor u Il affected by
pictures hung on walls coated with L. Al outside
Pam; Il wristbands the changes # weather better h.n
~, o;hef beng liable 20 turL chalk cruraDls
I'D rue OF Il may be worked with color, NTH
ter and OIL OF with varnish instead CT ell thereby .vns
the Justly celebrated porcs lsia finish.
Tie Company also EIann fscture BLACK AND COL
0RED ZINC PANT s. which Srs b. Ond question With
cut any equal fo coating roots seps oEthouses, fencing
are az roA other metallic surfaces They o. prrr
METALLIC OXIDES.
ana unaffected BY s water % uthef exposure sss
than xiiy ot.sy paints within our knowledge.
Tras ard ether metals DO 1riase weE cueted With
tne ;heT are remarkable rr their dfepfOof vros-
srieS DrLlers supplied on liberal terms by
I. 1cNE 90, ser : cor me Coz, aUr
o" Il aBszvel-W. n 7,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
E,LAGS of ALL NATIONS on hand

and made to order Society Banners, Military Com
pany SILK Standards and Guide Flags got with neaness
aud Dispatch Ball decorated at short notice Flags
and BuDtIg hire at the Flag and Awning Depot cor.
BrosMaY snd Pc aIls opposite The HOSPITAL NJ lme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

LNNLARG EMEN T.-ClIARLES ).
4 little. Successor TO Osborn & Lntei having en-
Irgtd ms plChlSCs occupying both buildings, Nos 80 aud
81 Fulton has with the enlargement opened up N ad
dIIOn his already assortment and yer,
large stock OF II HARDWARE, CUTLERY. EDGETOOLs,
&c and ioT the better information of his friends and the
prlc WHO ere informed 10 the extent Of h assert.
meut would state that IN
TIE CELLARS
Of Nos 80 ava 81 kept Cut aHd Wrought Nails Spikes
Horse shoes RVets, Anvs, Wagon Boxes, Scotch Home
ana other heavy goods
TIE FIRST FLOORS Of Nos 80 and 81 AND SECOND
FLOOR OF No 80
occupied manly with Shelf Goods, Cutlery Builders
Hardware Edge Tools and Tools for chancs general
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No. Sc
with Shoyts Spades Hay, Manure and Garden Forks Po
tala Hooks NSeS CHAINS, Corn and Coffee Mills. sc.
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No. 81
is devoted TO samples of Timed and Japanned Hollow
ware Sauce and Frying Fans, round and cvaI Boilers
Brass Kettles Furnaces, Scales Pump Augers ard RIM
mers Mortice and Boring Machines JackScrews Guns.
Skates and goods Tor she California market &c.
THE FOU RTi FLOORS
al Nos 80 and 81 Hoes Sc tbs Rakes Tscks TrsI
Pumps, Well Cham and fixtures Negh Bells Sat-.rOns
Turkey OIL Stone. Sand Crucibles nc.
THE FIFTH LOFTS
81 Nos 20 and a. Coopes Truss Hoops Bellows Scythe
Snaths Handles assorted BLACK Lead Pots Coal Holds &c
The whole comprising more complete assortment than
can be found concentrated IN store IN his line, and
80 which the attention of his friends snd the public who
have So long eNteslded then patronage Is invited.
~ SmFTATu&N land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
DIAPER BOX MAKERS-A new Ma
R. WATTLES & CO., No. 40 Canal


y SANDERS manufacturers offer for sale at then
Warehouse No 2l9 Pearst full assortment Of Croton
Work made expressly for plumbers and caicusted 10
stand Croton pressure Also large variety Of Steam
Cocks OIL Cans &C for Locomotives and Stationery Err
s;n.S 10 On 81 Z W GERE AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
ESSEX FEMALE SEMlNARY-Re.

&C yes pupils of sny and al any tns and fayou
chem IA every des he facility for obtaining thsrouyh
and &C emphasized education Terms reasonable. 10
health ness OF location and completeness oi arrangement
this ins'tutOn probably unsurpassed and beng the
beau III margin Of the Connecticut River, near the
board - easy If access by NewYork aud Hartford daily
rteaicas As consideration, We would add that
the teachers and pupils furnished NJ moderate charge
Dy the stable OF the seminary, with wei trained saddle
for young adies Circulars containing view
IF the Seminary Buildings. references, &c can be had
LUCIUs LYON A. VI. Principal.
EsSer MAY Is 1851 aug guMNt
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V'HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

INHE mAGNE1lC L ELEG hhPH oe-
4 tween NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALri.
MORE and WASHINGTON New-Y0rs Office corner OF
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS. rear Of the Exchange.
The PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washington
80 York, having Offices at New York, Jersey CITY,
Newark New Brunswick, Princeton Trenton, Phadel-
phia, Wimmgton. Havre de Grace, Baltimore and Wash
Lines Fast West North and South This Company hsy
ing lately made repairs Of the bne greatly in
creased It's facilities, and more thoroughly systematzed II,
business the and mode O delivery OF mes
sages prepared to transmit and deliver
any number Of messages required for the accommodation 81
the public with A accuracy, pr0mptneSs ana heenJ
hitherto upequalled The elegraphns business IT the
public is therefore respectfully solicited at the ONCE
Ia i,MWF VIM n SWAIN. President
II IGNUM VITF.-For sale in lots, as
wanted 4 ouantiiy of Iigrum yitm-sn,all SIZES and
very handsome j. MORTIMER HALL.
III 2awW2Ftf No. 30 South II.
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Gntlerr, 6aromdre, &r.

EENPOW DER THEY rs OUTWIT-
~ York, 18Th Nov, 1851 Mr.. NATHAN
TEL BACON. Proprietor of YALES patent POW
DER-PROOF LOCK, Middietown. Conn. SIR We had
thieves store last Sunday, who spent the whole DAY
trying to get into Of Rics Salamander Safes. Your
lock resisted all theIr efforts, and although feluent
charges Of eunpowder had been fred they did not nure
the Lock the least which works well a. ever
II is truly powder proof .och We yours. truly.
FlNCK X KAUTH. -Four Dealers,
nl9 Ct Ne. 1903 Westinghouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

OLD JUNK.-A large quantity of Old
~ Junk for sale cheap Nv
SPOFFORD. TILESTON s Co,
Mo No. A8 Sonth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS.

No. 59i Broadway. aeyt 10 Niblo's.
7 STOUNENEL X CO.--50 different
~ rev patterns Of Gas Chandelier, Brackets Mattel
Lights. Sc, Manufactured by Messrs Cornelius Co.
Philadelphia. varrs Hted the cheapest N tRIs City.
FRENCH CHINA
Dinner, Dessert and Tea Sets Toilette and Tese aTee
Sets Of our late I'M poftatlon.
RICH CLOCKS. CANDELABRAS. Brackets, Ctrsel
Lamps. sc Of the latest French STYLES.
SOLAR CAMPHENE and Fluid Lamps. Gran ioles.
splendid assortment OF rlch cnt Glass made
a. Brooklyn lint Glass Company, and cut az our act0F
Nos 50 and % Veseyst, all al very low prce wholesale
and RET al. NIL In
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NOR SALE. a COTTON MILL, anc

II WATER POWER MIN is &c feet square. in
which all the necessary machinery for making yarn.
consisting Of 6O Dantth SpndlcS, Cards Picker Draw
Frame. Washing MIL Speeder Wlndns Frame, spool
ct, SC. &c.
The Waief Power abundant and durable There on
the premises ) good Dwelling Houses Barn, Carnage
House, &c SC; ~ acres OF highly cultivated Land with
young Apple Orchard Of grated trees. This valuable
manufacturing establishment within hours ride of the
City by railroad. The Whole be bought at bar gam,
and favorable For particulars, inquire of
A. r. SMITH,
uf2ws No. IS Nassau St Room 81, up stars