New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

OOhf0RT fOk DAChkLOkS.-A now tnFcntton
in the way of domestic luxury has just been in
troduced at the warerooms Of the Patent Mer.
chandise Company, III Broadway, adding to the
nch and beautiful collection Of unique articles Of
furniture which have already made that establish
ment place Of such general fashionable resort
This is Portable Bed, forming soft and de-
hghtful couch, requiring trouble 20 take care OF
it, occupying small space in a room, and in the
morning shutting up like an umbrella into so CON-
pact a form that it may be slowed away In q
handbook or vslise il not in the coat pocket. For
gentlemen who sleep in their Offices or counting.
rooms, for travellers who who wish to be always
sure Of good bed, or for families who desire to
economist room, this must be regarded as one OF
Tue most convenient and useful discoveries OF the
sse' NO person proposing a trip to Californis
should iail to secure this Indispensable travelling
oompanion.-Ihe luxurious Spring Chair, sold ex-
ciusVeiy by the same Company still continues 10
DC IN great demand, and is enthusiastically re-
commended by those who have experienced its
admirable qualities. Spring Bed Of similar
construction has jnst been added to their stock Of
novelties: Every one in pursuit Of beautiful in.
ventlons for human comfort should make a noint
OF visiting their curious and tempting esta6lish.
ment.
" Cogswells new Panorama of California
and The lsthmus OF Daren at Minerva Rooms will be opee
hereafter on every Saturday and Wednesday sfteruooo
commencing al O'Clock, P. NJ. precisely.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE TRIBUNE,
ARCHlTEcTS.-We beg respectfully 10 inlorp.
the public that Mr. Thomas, who was the Architect Cor Ia
buildings that fell down Wednesday, January I5lhta
Iwen hrstst has no connection with the 6rm OF Thomas
Thomas Son, Architects OF 81 CanslsL
THOMAS THOMAS SON,
Architects, 81 Csnal-sl
SrRANGE.-Not three hours before the fall Of the
buildings in Twenty first st. on w ednesday. the
following letter was received by Thomas Adds
Emmett, Esq. from the architect who was super
intending their construction
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Jan. is, 1851.
THOMAS A. EMMETT, Esq; In reply 10 your noe
of yesterday have 10 inform you that have given
my personal attention and superinendeDee from the
foundation to this present condition OF the SIX houses
and Sixth avenues building by you no hesils-
lion In saving that the work done 10 good workmanuke
and az lar s 20 ss T ans
beams TO nothing as they VIII be double budged
frred with n inch plank strips receive ahs which Il
e0na to beams inches deeper than the present beams
snv larger as there is no particular weight and taking into
cor side auon the fore and aft and cross partition each
story IL would he perfect waste OF material.
'RespectfuIly, sc. VIM. THOMAS Architect.
CHARGE OF RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs-Ajunk
shop keeper, named Daniel o'Brien, was yestcr'
day arrested charged with receiving at his shop.
% Albany. st. an anchor chain and quantity Of
old rope. which had been stolen from the sioop
Accommod alton, lying at the foot of Dey.st. Mr.
The accused was committed TO prison by Justice
Osborne for trial.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Thursday, jan Is.
By A J. Blocker
| lot on Avenue A. near llth-s 25xlOO.........9teoe
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