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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF Ekw FORK 81.
Cleared.

rss1a IN -. Liverpool. Frost Hcks Chass
s>~o Neeae k~s Atvuu. RAMA Mataasa. Bts,t Voss
~ AsSeeaa htl Jofesn neenquash, Ma W Zeal kA.ft
java pssee peel, Grs5sa Mature c., Jos,ps w.as,
heas. Liverpool fho mpsca & Co 'f- ~
bafAs-T 4 Jokuson. Sespss Rsha 3D., - -
Chit ssisatass cuFs CO, 0oldsa IRA Tborrst.
uea aessAs aasssts friChard hAtsuzas Atl - ps =
hshnstts Sbtsnl smit kosrsAn keonsa Caves -, So.
noo" iae-a 90 SssA CeAres kavArd PoPPs Braa Popes
hxe-Cygsst. BIZ Ssanss HAhiaH Wa ,ssy a Co w.,
eFVsn, kAustI baSAsEs. Brooa nau Ha~tsoru g., -
nns@ShA ssles, LrAsssesi Newman Lsach A.r. 49,.
ssi Jeegs WkEan, Lewis 81 JcAas RFsr ounpson 49,,
hchs AgsaddA feomPsoa Nsweius Nosds Sri aassr s.
sssdA Wssos lssg'sPA kcA SavaaaaA sr Pea Co
Wucott Bssrs BOsioa maslsr Va n.iSso 49,
aeAeca Eses Astssrds E@sraS Bacon. Jscnsl L.s,,
keae, Jsvs fhtadsp6Es Hsn3s To~assaa rurrsr va
snFtcp Del Fssman &'Cos Ahue. Prosssr Win srs.
ooassi f.sts1 con<ia, Roel,aj fA4aaspaaa W 1eNss
~ s'-r'.sS. csnRpss Pal Ilvs Frsssr>A Bro~a or
gioP-.sI sAsrs stewart y laas cha. W HTrscuesoa
Sage S'Augss, hayass, Pk lAsslpsas, 4 n bnSsA
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Bayls OF Care Hsury, .sh Asnsnna ss.es gt =
~ a r a. b. brS Hora'o IN 81 hartha foF Lonfon
M i1t a. on - passed bars iofttorn stsetns
hsy 5 lat o. passed b shp 'an'' f'sAl IN D4oAn
% .sos N.y .Iclsassd naI sh shPr ID m eolorsd faZ
la q lou % W ship Geneva Tneks IN Boston
fNsv = Tor g. rhay ard Cv'cn'ta , - = p,t.!,-,.
fer Barba5oss- v..- D.. - 4, c- IT.
fer Cape Hsyuen. -. 49, h.,t .,..a y
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r,,ss tom Knzsier tate inst Ans'eaa Or ot'F 'saes
"a, tsi azy and qusny Of cargo 10 iha pace whoa pap
.r.ei Dish Cato n Nav oissns vas 70 tn ptts -
-. Isrt The nssc's ht.ss 90 ne "a lt', h'r1g
s,e.t n nd v5oui r. he plaes nere - F7k
a. 80 AZ er her TIE vre>s Eas unaef @A'f pf "a
80, On 80 bonl dsnssfc ~ Posoo Tor pass * yes
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May %, By Rev T. n. Chapn, WILLIAM r. MILLER, ar st
n ~ ANN MARIA FURBER II tbs Cry
Atsa bTook CT May 90 by Rev. Nj Evans. M WILLIAM
HkRRiAN Of Wamsbufsh, Ii TO Mise hARlA WOOD OF the
former place.
Tassssy. May so bv Rev DR. Chsever Mr.. HENRY CAN
nErER Mss ANNE NJ eldest daughter Of John j. DAVIS al
ef this City
Tuesday, May 60 by Joseph McItoy d Mr.. WILLIAM
HOUSTON Of Yort MARTHA LOWRY Of Brooklyn
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..-,.hn afrsea. Ryrs LvsrDool Nay ~ - a osss,D
D. ifib An ~ Con- P.s-so ,,s.l'op :, -
vspoo lfh htto ~, oa y u passsf MAJ
.ssn., 9uuboi6t Lines hsrce IN, 7es - - H.,
Oho scbstch Ns~ Ofeens nay - AL AA-A
- 80 sost ara passengers. 10 o hoberta 80,
So asosy 81 jameson Lverp0olSS d., ' eos and S-
,.,,er gers 70 Irwin l.. - N 49,.
..reers 70 Stanton Thompson
so,na R.r.os Havsna 8 sugar, Re, 70 Taylor
For.. Oussn liverpool Aorl H. nnose an - p
..rv. 10 Atns Passes ssvsa iceosrEs 81 tos
Brr Olive Kelly Ga a. unosf 10 q
sd Bsosoo, Pott Hsedsn, c. 2 De, stone ,, -. ....
81 Iagraham Pear cspss Dea-as d. nasefe 70 A'''
81 csrolr. -. New London. Ct.Se oaHasi
SCI To-. Harsrk Ns-bsFn SC.4 -, nsTa stores n, NJ,
scb Eaa Es wssbingon sc, as, naval stores 70 "a DA
81 H,yv-.F s.bsra nc. 8 d, naval s;or.s
EEL csuls DAVIS B'snoy-TDs3 a. ar io1 outeJ ..sr
81 GsorS. Hars sonsrs Charstor says lancer &c %
s css asnry Ryan Plas.phaG days coal bound 70 New
s Pss. ofcsp. MAY st Kart' via Key West 10 day'
cotton. 70 Lasd b Co.
81 onon. Ha - Kisrsto n boun3 n Prsvsence
Sci Wn CoiJsr BsootF P1'tlan1, c. Sons
Sci Wu D Cbsvs COso1. Portland Ct, stone
81 Usdrus Wlhsms, Portland. c., Etoss
81 Anne Tbs or Woicot POr.znc, Ct stons
seb Asa E5rdss. LoT5sn NsS Haven ballast -,---, ..
Sci Bloon Bro6snct Capss d DeaVAr' aay' lAsAsi'
a. so,p, p,,.ls w.rshs IN d. rails 70 sprsgus Co
a. R.vn..r W ana Rssy Kingston bound 20 Pcrtano
Sci suos PLkban MlbIgs Ne days innosr 70 simpson,
81 S.oSr. warren wsl,e. AiHbndg', Ne days anS' to
s5s o.on, Hu.cssE. subsn Ne d. lumber to Simpson
HaybsWE b Co.
BELOW-l chip.
sAILED-ss,r.bp Europa, Lott, LTsPooE ship Albert GAIA
tin, Dslsno DO and others
WISD-Durng The day NV.
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r., v,sr Wreh Salem bsioFs rspors1 ash"e o. CAPE
c5 -, sa s.,u-5sy tag-d 1ta oasf
-, Reesus rescued from Der Pefo1s cnn or
- .r alter thee rough usage, las e-4a sol o. No.
-. tie % Capt 8otdnsa Of s'~ fofk Tor $50 aaa a.
49, va.t % S.r Tu'k ftr ~ -. ns1-si
: a. sss go ard q u 'h1ught tua, ofs vi pms Der
good - sh- . bui t"o ysh on a'a o7
~ o. -vsAss bsonguE . bshhnore
Ftsr vussu8 'rn Ns~ forA iof bahN p1'ialo Va"
- - vtho OIL D. a1d r rssaA
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO.
100000 in Geld Da.s.
Ia,er FROM ihe Is,hmus and Havana'

The Mail Steamship Ohio, Lieut. o Os.ns
commanding, arrived last night from New.
and Havana sbe left New Orleans on the iS'n
"a E,v,ns On The 18th, at noon. Fifty miles
from Havana abe spoke steamship ueOis 49, :, "O
New York, bound to Havana and Ne".O'. ''.'-
The ,lOop Of war Decatur was at Havana "Si ,r1
,hs arrival of the Warren, from Pensacola hne
s.s,m.hip Falcon, from chAgrss, arrived on the
1s,b With q large number Of passengers Tor New
Orleans
The Ohio brings the California Mails and over
, million Of dollars in gold dust on freight, beside
a.. large amount in the hands Of passengers
lat OF SPECIE PER STEAMSHIP OHIO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

PROFESSOR VILLEPLAIT has the
= honor to 70 the ladies' and gentlemen OF
New York that be will form two classes Tone for ladies
and o. Tor geutemenl for the purpose Of impHins Ia
sTucuOn IN The French language. HIS elegant suit Of
Roc ms are 81 "a Sixth avenue Warrington square,
aud accessible by three ues Of stages The Houston
~ and Eghthst lines Applications may be made at the
above meponsd place fIom ID. to Pm.
mJl ~ ThGS
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lagrcttt or 80 l8ta nat
Sop lack n NJ f,-3 .sl.s -, Pc, ...,r, cr-,g
q pa as 80 tas srs~ Lever Co. r Cksihs q ct q ths
kng ashCFs teerv. = - $500 y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY ~, t0O-
x1ERBENAS.-The Subscriber offers tor

xTRRBENAS.-TheS Subscriber offers inr
v - th- following reveal varieties OF VsRobNASi
vsy ses,re offered Ter sse u ihs eooniry Asp eoo
a. eei, q varieties They will be wei pa A7u "a 80 10
80 delivered IL rotation - Subscribed ioi' HUN A
l51h May -. -,..,of p &
,,,., LIB rnrp,. "'' 81 Marguerite, scarlet tvto-
Ia h. III. brilisnt teaTet Su.-.i.a la,v.
Go uda. cArrArob Guiped- fAeIuIe &c SU@'A'S''-
Gem OF he West rOsy eriui- eet one - ,,ola,
So htad with
IresIusia Perfeeia beAuull NaDps, oae' naiOeA wiz
hluah " III n s..,o, ovt,a Era
h.. ~ cs.u,-e Louis Pbiippe, maroon.
Second ClsSf Of = 3 81.
Role dc 6iFsu fiery scsr o. lsDta, hne scSf . ...
Bssue suDre me- rosy lsc. jerry Lid, crimson oeh'''
Dsssrrs a sfeel scarlet Tweed ana purp G.
Dsrisl Websler. chocolate Wonder o. Scss!eL
Ma ufcs. pink snd white -. Va.
tsb'e Flow er sr1 GrsIs SEEDS Flovefipg rams snu
sta-rmenI arices In this lire are ousIe1 lOt
sac These IN rantv m pleafe al ard examine ioi 1eui'
selves DUNLAP, Seedsman snd Floi.L
my - Sis 30 otos1"ey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

Hnoken, Rcs

al. ts.NE IRON Staten Land. ~as seen bark Oregon
- ton ssr TorK (Sov ~ Tor CaAiofall
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Fren oar cSrrsupoosGnl

sthiLApkLFhlA, Nay S-Ar5ref-Brr t.rk John 81 Bal
S'oANn ak Mts Surs, Sout EYork; Hatsou Hslst 10
ts Jss y ssa Sell keenone Mary Paftsssou Bstspss Sss
loi Ass SAAsr SSh froyde1es w 6snsy Tows.sod 10;
soap Sos,cr. '-- NN-s'~-'
CisareG-Sieausk Aba;ross Nohs Ct,r..,.,. a.. NJ
Thou sor. Grsy 81 John, rs bark ssAs Hoo.
W Setge, Lori1g. BsrmsaA Ger Ncasrsoa &c. =
Curtis Stuart %. Huison. hanst chasowu Ma. cS,.
ksushav RcAnora Savsrash leAasst Rathas g. ne
schrs a Patsrsoa, basnas BostQn; Tsas Ns.corb -,
RIVER Baksr. SaAh. NsS ler W Gtaay. wassas Pro
deucs. Chesuy Dc; Rogers S;ssmaa 5srnli o.
Eueo,t Rostoui a. WnAns, 4G.tAsNs. P1F; Prisee
hkwPORr nay lArr sehs FSks 6ardssr In savAsuAs; F
fevu.snd, Nss Brazil oss Of ossss asa e e.
NV ORLEANS Nay lS-Bsw, sAP ChIsoS, New IOsk eark
ShAkLASroN May l9-Arr 81 Columba. STofk
WILMINGTON, Ray l9-Au bFs EtwEd, Nlort
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BY Tesegraphs


CHARLESTON, May sArr Souhtrasr New Yor.sap
Uror, (Sp) hhtSuEas
50 shP sspoleon, Aavrs Srg Somsrs HavAaa
BOSTON Nay s-AI ship assonoh, Lssfpooi Aprd Is bat
lea. Bah, sch fA mouth koCa Nlork
ca 81 Mseoft, Ofssrs earks Msuc Buspo- Avrs. q
Hi Havana, IA, fEi Spartan. suTinau; Houon Jso
Paitsrson. hatsSss Wahssgo Godfrsy 81 Mar NM
feha hs DAVID Cox Albany. 7; aad Cabot ENork.
sALkh hay S-Cd bstk Mad OF Orleans Is,ards; brs
Or Rogers. W In nston. NC
INV BEDEoRp, Nay io-Ar sohrs Adsais. Albany. Ellen
kcSuau NYosk
fkOVIpEScE, May So-Ar. sea Sailor Boy. Calais, Texas,
VaIciesr, slooP fash'oa NYosk
SO 'Chs Mar for sASaorsi Roybuy d. ~tN Star Pa
eeFe Scsnts AbGny Bristol Traces Hast NIork
NEMtOhl, NAY S-Arf schrs Frt, M New iork for Bsha 70
tarucuth for Norwck -'
2Pn0NAlG Ma SArr ehr Oxford BAk more tor Prov dsa-s
lUNiLANp' NAY so-Cld eus Robert PsunsH HatasIas
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rEr Row. @. g. FISNEY preached twice at
Roche ster last Sunday
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. S. SEWARD INSTITUTE, FLOR

& S. SEWARD INSTITUTE, FLOR
0slDA, Orange County, Nav York-Male Department.
The Male Department II this Inssuion Will DO opened
horcsy the 26lh Of May, under the Of John W.
Round. The Stuees will Be all such taught 10 Acsd.
emles " TIE hr class Tbe academic year will consist Of
TWO Terms OF y weeks each
TERMS.
For Board ncudng washing fuel sad nghts) and Tut.
non In Primary Department. per yeEr...........SlO0
IN Junlol ~ 90 ooss'ssss.s.ss.s...... lVo
In Senior d. do do...............,..., ITO
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS
In the Primary Department. per Of y weeks 8 %
In the junior do DO do.......... 8 90
In The Senior do DO DOM. 10 90
Pupils s.sendirg ess than fall term will be charged
pToporuoLste prices for The time attended.
rHE FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
cornued uaoer The Of Miss PsrsonI and on the
pme terms - heretofore pubithed.
The Male and Fen ale Departments entirely sepsrte
rom each other. Each Department occupies excusiyey
GO aces ara grounds Appropriated 10 itself Circulars con-
tanR further parcuE NAV obtained al the Institute or
from the GuhtcIiher. WILLIAM n sEWARD
1IOnos, may lSn, ls5l myl7 lWDk4tW
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Pnssengers Arrived

iseaNsAV a. 90, J'e~ L,rorPe-kt Crampou Aaor Cor.
ava hdS sAa sIsanS as Sarxs servants Nj Bearcs
se servant NJ De Nhsnsavs BA fsrso Cart Cas-.
eshs y, shh and Mrs Goeoa, Mss Bsnu,,on
~ ses A.sasesr. M LsAvy laos symss Ia
~ esas sss slssAS ass.e csysr Pr., fues NJ castss
edy ssfvaoS hre Grant aaa cht Sir Rechsr
Hes Stewart Ms Stewart Ms williamson NJ Nvsr IA
nssss NJ Asrcson rsnen 1,oHs rApmann Suytsr Psrcs
Arosesa fsSresa aoa AAaeetah STAGE PsnSeon Mar
cas- Fischer, heutes6sh Drssss raphas Sisrsrs Busch
cADetos hoe Aceal M Della Tore Me- Weseott Oso
nfeSns - WAtdeo, reemps n Wood s. mon Cool William.
ssf.rs,s fs % "a NJ, APiss And shd NJ Mss Crsse
an No Hers, hob lady and ehsea, NJ Ts,,ss .
RSlsoa and ehudisa NJ AS.TsVn, M Tsoursa M Iht.
49, kfy. n - Iousins MTs ColuAs. - ~
Il ske Fsrot Csess, ffeH LhcyoS.- Or John L,hman
n ssA- Pestss fo NJ Asytt-pr Rlo3Esi aas ADV M. "a.
znsea and Ahdfsu David ttus. n ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.

NJ. MsEwIs, Aucuoneet
10y BANGS, BROTHER & CO., Trade
1Dssle Rooms IS Ppt-row
THURSDAY MORNING, May q, a 10 0eosh
Ard following DAYS Of The ~s-k regular spring puee
ssle OF Epgiish and American Book1
The above sale vii NJ c 'uUnued on
THURSDAY MORNING. al 10 O'CLOCK,
with the splendid CO nsl ~ ents Of English 5oois
This days sale Will embrace an extensive stortnen Of
Standard, M cecil neous school spd blssk Books. Alec
the lsTgs ecnsie from Bentley OF Loedon. dnma
Co OF Glasgow Sc &C. klso. very large consiz nmee
OF superior EpRish EaYelofs Jus! received Toe sals
continued day and evrnng. my
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Overu1e-tTte Cfussder,) Benedict
Roman" Spr0 so8ul" TIA gaysrta) ...... OonizeIn
FuuF salu
Aria Deh yieli ardar' (Sozze az Figarol. Mozart
LIE JENNY LIND,
Trio f1rtte Voice end Two Fiuts Camp Of
Wflteu expressly for MdIie Jenny Lind.
ALLN JENNY LIND
Arts Uci.e ustcin a. EisiT 'AmOre). Donizeiu
Signor Beil-ili
RomauZs" Cara AdOrsia ia uranentO). Nero sdante
Signor Sald
THE Lsst Rose o'Snmmer" Az lrth Ballad
MILE JENNY LIND.
BY general oofire,
Scotch S1rg. ............. Coming through Ghe Rye"
MILE JENNY LIND.
CnNnrcTnR --........N RPNEnIcR
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A GRAND ORCHEsrRA


combining the tnt musical America numbering
nearly ONE HUNDRED
performers, hBs been engaged for these Concerts
The position OF ihs U cnesua hss removed below,
md IL front u the ssge and by his means every obsuc
uon 10 he visW u the audience wil be avoided
TIE AUCTION FOR FRIDAYS CONCERT will take
Plsce Itis morning, A. Tdpler hall, at 10 O'Clock
TIE price VI fckets has bsou hKed al S3 81 and 81
eSch according q Locations and al u these uckea emile
lhe holders to NJ MBERS securing their seats.
specihc nuuiber % Tckels viii be aDed 70 no Fur
fc Prrss. beyond which there will be NO FREE TICK
Its r cay person or under any preeose Whatever Toe
low prcss a. whch tickets have been fixed must render
lie r1le absolutely pefempIOry.
An Office for the sale Tickets viii b opened al Josa
Muse Store so BrOAdwsy every dsy except the Sab
bah from AN to P ~, where diagrams may 10 seen
sno seals secured
The 'ew remaining Farewell Concerts win be given on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS AZ CAsls
5arden or AZ fhpler Hal, as VIII be announced.
Doom open sI6i O'Clock, The Concert commsnces ct
O'Clock
BooIs containing ihs words Of the SouI may be OBJ
IEned ~ the dooF--Price q cents each.
ES- fbo NINTH GRAND CONCERT will be given on
MONDAY EVENING, May 25Ih.
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THE ATTENTION of tho public is

THE ATTENTION of tho public is
u called to the great sale THIS DAY sli2 O'Clock by
MALLABY LYELL, AuctioHeers al tbs Merchants
Exchange gof Two Hundred and Fity VAlusbs Lots OF
Ground the Tenth and Eleventh Ore Hundred and
Eighty second ana One Hundred sEd Eighty third sn "a
VIC "enn wHu OF 'hls very is'go propDthlI.o" rHs
location lie celebrated for is health and fne pure wssef
good society AID Tes from uuitsnces the maoslons
erected and In ihe immeda sghbOr0ood are OF
ssuperor order The properly lies high GROUND oesn.
ufui and level no guies ehssms hgn rochs; otYs
ihoT distance from the Hudson River Railroad depot
where the stop, ssd by which In half hour can
In Wall ct; also. Omnbuses direct 10 the city. myHH
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STRAW GOODS.-RICHARDS ~
- CFOMWELL, lSs Wilism-rt, one door below Fu-
ton offer FOR sale large assortment OF Legaorn rr5Icn'
Tneh srd American B1unets. OF the asst samoa
ckidren and InfaI rs Round SraU Hats fais aRo Csp%
Aso Straw Brsids, Trimming silks Rbbons sno NJ,
In err Goods OF every description The trade are nSed
-, - sry,rine he assortment, myl2 4tsMkThs
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In consequence Ofthe wish which has been very general
~ expressed bv the public. they culy Informed
maj GRAND MORNING CONCERT
VIII be given 81 CASTLE GARDEN, commencing at half
nGsi ore and terminating Al hsf past three THURS
DAY hsy 90. Tickets for the morning e0nceri now
ready mvR
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PRO3RAMME-Part
Overture The cp-rs, Lenfaat Pro1igls) Auber
AHA Cfuos funes,s SnaUisD Lucia di Ism.
signor Belettl
Fecitstve--" Rsimhault
Romsrza-" Qusudo bsciah Ia Normsudia"
(Rvber,O a DiavuO) .Mey er0eer
MILE JENNY LIND.
Concer no On tho Ffe1ch
N SchmtiH.
Duet All feC d Que metao' on 1rlere). ossini
Siguor "a Vi aud sisnor bsleu.
Sceua-' All non crtdrs"
Ars-" All A. ginogr" ia so- osmbnI Belin
MILLS JENNY LIND
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YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY

Wanted to place Young Lady l6 years old born Al
Pers IN Young Lsdes School, where her assistance in
the instruction Of or native tongue would he considered
sufficient recon penIe for The facilities thus afforded for i'm.
Proyement in English Address q. 4. Tribune Office.
uy2l ~
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REMOVALS.

pkMOVAL.-M. OTTHEIM, lmpor-
II Ater OF Wines ard Liquors. has removed from 10
LibeTty.st, to 43 frOnEst Nay !, 1851 wyzZlN
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NTTY TRADE.-Now is the time to ad-

' verse ia he newspapers OF neighborng cities ard
tovs Tor he trade Of the country; and 10 those WHO &C.
a. ~ DO a. with Discrimination and crcumspecpon,
rr cor p.ie and convenient opportunity Is offered oy
BPALWFR's Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings
nsrufaciurers ard Others wishug advertise
ip,prd 10 beat ard most widely circulated Jour
ra, M eihr or ali The following places the i1ha1itsnu
Of rhirb most Of their trading In New YORK; are In
vi,ec 10 cal 81 Y. B. PALMER's Advertising Agency
Ttrre Bindings here The papers may b. seen, prce1
Advertised sHd every info maou obtained FOR The adop-
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YARD PRINTiNG.-Not notwithstanding

III AMI AAtAN i ~ VI W. .
~ he large number Of Cards printed daily 81 suton
oce he is al ali iimes pre- pared 70 e1eeute 70 Du -
low prices for cash every description Of Mercantile Com
mecia Al and ordinsry job Printing, specimens OF vines
80 he seep Al the Office l42 FuiOnst between Nassau
~ srosdwsy THOMAS Z. SUTTON, Printer
my.2 ST.
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NOTTCE-BEN JOHNSON, Attorney

/ stlAv Of ViekSburg, Mississippi, WIZ cave New
yot in few days for Edrope and osrs his services for
lie transaction Ct any professional agency or coecung
business in Liverpool Locdon Paris and olnef principal
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LIE. JENNY LIN
I'VE GRAND FAREW ELL CONCERTS IN
NETWORK
,reyious 10 her vsis TO Niagara Falls WesIefn New
York Lakes Canada Bosion auc her hascspaure for
Europe.
TIE public are respectfully Informed that these CON
CFRTs iii VERY SOON CLOSE
The EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT will take place II
THRILLER HALL
On FRIDAY EVENING, Msy %
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
New Jersey Election.


The result of the election in this State decided via
tory for the democratic party The following account
the best which have received
Counties Counties.
osnden dem majority zoo Essex; dem majority. 80
Aiddlesex, sO0 Psssaic, 80. 200
Morris, 500 Hudson, whg majority 5
In the above counties the democratic majority is I6sl
In Esse1 county Congas whg elected to the Senate
but majority of the members Of Assembly democrats
In Hudson county, two wings and one democrat
elected. In this county the cOntest not party
grounds but in opposition to the exclusive privileges
granted the railroads in the State and in favor OF
bridge the Hsckenack river stage road from
Newark to Jersey City There very little interest
manifested throus the State except by the divisions
In the Wig party of the northern counties which hsvs
caused its defeat for several years past.
From the Newark Advertiser, (whig) Nov. 81
The few returns thus far received though quite mea
ger sufficient to indicate whg defeat throughout
the State There being great question Of public policy
at issue they suffered themselves 10 be divided every
where upon LEGAL conderaoDs and the people seamef
TO haye become entirely reckless Of party obsAtons,
known TO be In circulation at any tina before.
Many of those indeed who did presnd TO vote regular
tickets substituted personal friends Tor some o. the rssu-
In Essex county the whis candidate State Senate
IL undoubtedly elected but by greatly reduced mAo-
rty and probably all Of the candidates fer the lover
branch Of the Legislature though two three are uu
certain The counties of Somerset, Camden Pessac,
Morre Mercer and Middlesx are rported 70 have gone
for the opposition and undoubtedly Warren Monmouth,
and Sussex also which were seldom or never known 10
| do otherwise.
stand twelve democrats TO eight whg In the Assembly,
about thirty, democrats to twenty four wings They
will thus have majority on joint ballot.
TErSroN, November S, 1851
Camden county gives 200 democratic mai GRITTY dsr-
GER ESQ Mddtfex. $50; Essex 80 Only Hart OF ths
democratic ticket, Is elected.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
RETURNS FROM THE INTERIOR

ALBANY CHARTER ELECTION.
We have mentioned the re election Of the democratic
Mayor in Albany The following was the vote Of the
eity:-
vi Perry (demacrat). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854
MeSuhen (whig). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2Ssi
Perrys majority. .................... $40
The democratic candidate for Recorder, William A.
Young s elected by 6ea majority The democrats also
have elected majority Of the Common Council.
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
The whigs will have the Common Council, hy two ma
jority Eleven Aldermen held over seven or eight Of
whom wings, and, they now have eve wards they
have two majority in the Common Council.
John NJ Perry. whig, is chosen Commissioner Of Re-
pairs and Supplies.
KINGS COUNTY
AssYspLY-- Dist l-Elijah II. Kimbsll whie
2-wsldo Hutchns whig
s-samuel X. johnson, democrat
couNrr Jrper.- Henry A. Moore, dem, by large ma.
jority over Cady
surrRSrrNDESrs 90 rBr PooR James c. Rhodes and
william Ruihmore, wings.
WILLIAMSBURG CHARTER ELECTION.
The FIRST charter election in the city Of williams
burg wss held Tuesday. Abraham J. Berry, demo
crst elected Mayor by majority Of ILL., over Mr.
Houehton, vhig.
For Common Council the law and order tickets pre-
vailed in the two first districts being selection Of two
from each ticket In the third district the whole demo-
cratic ticket s elected except In the two for
districts the Law and order nominations for city on
Except the Mayor, being selection from each
ticket are also, we believe, successful.
wEsTcHEsTER SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The Seventh Senate district represented by DR. Bran
dreth in the last Legislature supposed TO have elect
cd II Benedict, whig in consequence Of the Doctor
running as a stump candidate. We think however that
Mr. Copger, democrat i elected he received GIL ma
jorty in Rocklsnd county DR. Brandreth received SO
votes in that county, IA in Putnam flour towns) and
probably SEQ in westchestcr But have seen no re-
turns that elect the vbg candidate for Senator in
the three counties