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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Manufacturers AR
EERGUSON'S

H ROW ROOT STARCH Thu. ailc'e rAIt aSSu
cotton AM wollen GOOD. New England ani Ne~ osA
and also By launaIeses - be superior 70 aAy Ssac - =
Is strcnrk nd the low price II which "a s3'd maAes
desirable article fos manufacturers, ain1rcSScs noeS
md others uslg much starch For sale. u oarrcS ~
SCHIEFFELlN. BOIhEkS %
,-x9 ANYWAY 100 and los John-s'
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GHTTRON STREETLAMPS

Gut GLASS WARE, Mechanical
Y Jamns Globes Chimnevs Wicks &c. foE sale by
DIEfZ. BROTHER CO.,
rrv24 lw IS John-s., n. Y.
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NM ). VANDERBILT would call
ne aitcntca q ~ cus'oa.-rs ini tie public ga
rally, 20 MS wei selected STOCK ~
CLOTHS CAsSIMER.S. VESTINCs
snd - hntk SIiFFS fTh.eh be .as purchased 0n ne
m-l itF"fs- terms, f"r crsn Consequently enaeins I'm
2" s-ii in accordance m ms ss-i-k n9,vn
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
40 brua4~as. INST door nom corner II Can-sr where he
- prepared leo make o. GFSTIFMESS AMI BOY ;
CLOTHING ~ every dosr ytoa, the n-atesg and
fashionable style.
le also .ceps constantly IN hand vol selected lss1r
meni Of Gent.eEnen's and BOys rssly naso Clothing
Also, general Assortment Of
GErrLEuEE's FvRSiARtNG ARTICLE.
q every VARIETY al l5v.
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FOR SALE 81 TO LET.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Two valuable
hBUILDING LOTS situated on the sJath SIDE On 49,
arth-st between Ninth and TENTH sVenues-cIIn :, arr
80 feet west Il the Nnih-aV-sald Lots hens n,r-
Is feet front and 10y 100 feet inches 40 % nj NOT
tion Of the purchase money remain on Don a. AN
gage For prlca and further psrtieul1is spy Nh ~
THONY ] BLEECKER, Aucts0neer. D'oI- -,
At PRIVATE SALE.-Willlamsourgn
PROPERTY O Of Ground sns g So IS
saOe "a ou, 80 Ia bSng size Is feet frot ana rear
by 100 feet IN depth portion Of sas ~ sT CEN.
Iealn e ~ M So' firtssr PARTICULAR, aPgyt 20
A"A"N- Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
EyOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

H PROPERTY-A FARM Of about IS acres Of good
land pleasantly located west shore Of Rockland
Lake ION which has extended fronp with hIstclaSs
buildings and improvements. such render II desirable
residence for person retiring from business, or for an en-
teTpnsng farmer Communication with the city three times
daily per steamers Isaac Smith and Arrow For terms
&c inquire Of w SMITH, Esq, 26l West Eighteenth st
Mr. X LOCKWOOD, Ij6 Wateest., NY, or Of ID NC
MARTIN en- the premises my1 lmMW&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

1(GOFE NICHOLS, Water Cure Physicians, have =
moved 10 81 Clinton place. Eghthst, filhsyot.s'
where they patients for full board day tfes.'
Consultations from 10 tO2 MI IN
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ATLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian

A TLANTIC DOCK mlLLS.-lndlan
IN Corn Flour and Indian Corn Fsnna dried and mann
featured by SafoFds Patent Processes may b. obtained
Of respectable Grocers generally tins City and Brooklyn
Indian Corn Flour - designed Tor making Breed Pud
lings and Cakes and for miJng with Wheat, kge ~ Buck
wheat Plour and vii De found on trial very superor
ucle Is 5 put double papersd packages o. h and
IN boxes u oae dozen each
Icd-zn Com Psul3,' ~ entirely And moSt deli
cicus article Tor making Puldnss HgsA. &c ALL prove
IN admirable substitute t1T Rec. SamD and H.noay A.
article flr the composition u Pudding thIs Far has
rival II = pat ~ .. papers beautiful stfe. aa1
boxes Of cozsn each ~ the extremely NV Jncs of
81 cents per single package
The above manufactures Of lntln Corn peculiarly
adapted % the II he INVALID and experience Dc
m0nsated that DYsFEPrtcs yarake o thls kIEd u
diet with mpuny % the exclusion n almost every Csher
form II Tod It's dag viii improve tn- DIGESTION
recs tAe bowels AMI give tone sad energy 70 the waole
fl1ils.
Thee 2ztcles oll az wholesale - Messrs Hen &
Whttesey. q Souih-.t. II Ho,t sous 10 " ,shine-
toE-sf ard 4 G. Benson. % South-.f or Al the S.
-o-suuers obtain = The Gr.l1rs a pamphlet of IS
PAGES. c-;t.c-. Remarks ilL4aa Corn IL Pr.sersa
ugl and ManriactrEe, With Rcc.gs E CpoaIag ygesh-r
with testim l.ls Z re higheS. gcsJcc.aa...:F
o-rcrs addressed % BRONSON. Agent Atlantic
pccs Malls C1incanT. Nos - 49, l9.nt % Atlantic % ~,
brookiyn, Ncvf9Fk. Will roceI7o prJmy; attention an
dspaich IS 5nMWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
RROWN and BLACK ZINC PAINT

RROWN and BLACK ZINC PAINT
pThe pant n for IRON other metal sGrfa-
ceS. For sale by S JONES CO, Agents,
for n Exploring and Mining Co. 50 BeaVer-si.
See following certificate
u s Day Dock OPTICS, NIvY-YARD.(
PHILADELPHIA Oct. TO- 1850.
MeSSrs " :. JONES BRO, Philade phia
GENTLEMEN have thoroughly tested the Zinc Paint
received from months since and most chesrfuly
testify good qualities have found It fully equal 10
all you said Of IL had one pledrving engine, which Is
exposed 10 the weather, painted with IT, without any dryer
il. When partly finished the work suspended by
shower Of which lasted days and
ming the painting after the found the hard and
perfect The engine and boiler perfectly protected by
from the weather and where most exposed 10 heat steam
and hot wafer the paint perfectly sound l have also
tested II wood and find cheaper and better than
other paint have We shall for painting
sections IN the Spring If you supply From
the subject with the foreman and painter
the Navy Yard have doubt bat will after fair test,
De used exclusively in the Navy Yards need only wish
you the success your paint dsservEs
mo 2mMWS RsSpy yours truly. J 7 DEAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
IN0R SALE-A Delghtful COUNTRY
NOR SATE.-Tbe FARM of the late


Moses Clark deceased containing l0 acres, situate IN
the town Of East Chester about u miles from the Incka-
noe DEPOT of the Harlem Railroad Is bounded North
erly by the road leading from East Chester 20 New Ro
chee and Eastey the Eastery road of East Chester
on which roads lies go rods On the farm good man
s.on h.use large harm and extensive sheds mill house,
carriage house. and necessary out buildings all IN good con
aiusa Also good tenant house The farm Is m high
state Of Improvement Terms easy Inquire of SAMUEL
CLARK, IaG Elzabeth-st kew-YOrk, ALPHEUSCLAR
"a the premises on 20 tho undersigned at New Rochelle
JOHN SOULICE,
nvieews axecutor Of Moses Clark deceased
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ny2 imMwaF
EERGUSON,S familn ARROW. ROOT

4 'lIlAO0DE-N - tsAiiilAl
STARCH The superiority u Arrow k.'O' ioI 80
ING has been long known Il has hitherto Oeen costly '1
could only Dc used oT the tines. articles u dress bl :
row offered II abOU, the pTcc starch. IN cOs
cuence OF is beng more extensively manufactured " al
formerly and being stronger y wall 90 much further fl'
VI N bundles and boxes, and for sale by the prnpa TO
rrS md druggists 10 pound and wholesale ~
SCHlEFFELlN BROTHERS = co,
uy2 lmSiWSF l0i and 10 Jonn-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
THE WATER CURE at ROUND

THE WATER CURE at ROUhD
= HILL, NOkTHAhPTON. Mass ~ the NOS: delslr
ful and attractive Institution Of ~ KIND IN the county
cessble by railroad from the North south East ard Ts
The following Of the advantages which efs
ROund Hll desirable residence for myalgls ani insi
friends and for others who desire comfortable hJ9s
Pure air. extensive and delightful scenery and 40 sr
'aied and healIhful Location Larye and pleasant io
and comforts and COnVenIoncos rarely found in ssiH
s.itutiOns , A practical and 81 lerencsI Ph,.csn
Intelligent and et3cl8nt Nurses ) Abundance " -
pures. SyTlng-waier. Diet .b1lpe fJr hOse ~
the same tine wish % live vel! and Dc well ~alo ~
live great variety Of rural walks ana yie2>1ai a.p
N the vicinity O. 4 Gymnasium. With Bli.aEiFoO2 -
Bowling silcys a.
Address { 4 HALL. NJ D. Resident Physaan. o. ~
FRED RANDALL ESi Aren't al l2WFM&H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Spring MATTRESSES.--McEL
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIM

"lNDOW SHADES AND TRIM
w mINGS. by c. X RIKER CO, importers and
manufacturers Of Transparent Window Shades, English
and German OH Cloths the oldest establishment the UNI
ted States No 1871 Chatham and defy all competition
aud will sell OF their stock at lower prices than can be
found IN thus city All Shades warranted not to curl or
stick
NB-The trade furnished with English and American
Cambncs Pants SC At the lowest prices
myl2 lms G. X RIkER co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
.IGHBRIDGE PROPERTY, called

HIGHHRIDGE PROPERTY, called
n u" INTERNATIONALLY For SALE, she DE-
woe rARM lyng the Wsstehestor Ede of the Harlem
River has been surveyed and divided INTO lots nom hat
an acre to Eve About one-hah u the lots
have been sold and expected that the balance Will he
sold within the nsli twenty DAYS This considered BY
good ridges 70 be the est beautifully located property
MestchcSter County. No who IS acquainted with thus
location need he informed that the beautiful sub
urh Of the City q kev-York, and moSs heahfaA
Also that the Harlem River, up0a which tfOnts Affords
great advantages boating and fishing The KiGhthaV
Railroad which regarded ''hxed fact wall lead
directly the property The fare the railroad according
the onSnce lately passed BY the Board u Assistant
Aldermen - to Re only Ave for the entire length Of
the road Terms Of sale very favorable Apply. Tor
myasG ID h wINroN. n CodaI-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
JYDROPATHIC INSTITUTES.

Patients are treated the year round A. tns -,
dious City institution, IS Laigh-st and during ih = a..
season At Lebanon Springs Bo,h establishments 800
among the oldest ia the United States are nov S'oIhs
under the medical direction Of n T TRAIL " ~
domestic manag ement Of d CAMPBELL Il SON my1I@-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE

EVARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE
u TOOLS, &c-CHARLES s LITTLE,
- AND - fULrON-ST., OPPOSITE THE UNITED STATES
HOTEL, NEw-YoRK
IMPORTER and GENERAL DEALER IN English,
German and American Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools
sc respectfully invites the attention Of Country Mer-
chants Mechanics and others, making their Spring and
Summer purchases 20 hS very extensive aSSomsnt.
prIsng every thing the line, and 20 which and
supplies are beng ske all of which offered Al
the lowest pnceS for cash " approved credit
Cut and Wrought Nails, Locks, Lstches
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives
Ra1Ors Scissors Sad Shears. IN great VARIETY,
ShOVels. Spades Hoes. Forks ScytheS and Snaths, Rules
Cooper Tools great VARIETY, Of the most celebrated
manufacturer AOorSOn, Conger, Horton, Barton and
otheTS.
House and Ship Carpenters Tools blacksmith Tools
House and Ship Builders Hardware.
Iron. Brass, Copper, Steel and Lead Wire
AueS Pump Aagers and Hammers
mis- 3uSIwS DA5neoww
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

W CUhE-Dr- JOSEPH A. WEDEK has 49, $50 800
permanent Medical direction Of this Insuticn ~ 80,
shnent situated IN South Orange, Essex Comfy E,.et
Jersey, hour ride from the city by M0rrs h IT,
Railway Visitors take the ferry-bo Al the iof 80
land-st. At 8. ant 10 NJ snd at and ? VI Az.
baths attached to most Of the Patients rooms n
ters upon professional business should be addresss
W6dsr Others ~ the Superintendent 81 the orange ~
tam W ateF- Cure -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
A BRASS CLOCK FOR ONE DOL
T0 WATCH DEALERS and 9TH

y
ERs-These who wish to purchase Watches, JeTelry
and Aver Ware either at wholesale or retail viii hnd
greatly thar advantage TO call the subscriber VINO
eonstspy RECEIVING al descriptions Of Gold snd Silver
Watches from the manufacturers IN England France ana
Switzerland. which he selling at wholesale ana RETAIL Al
the VsTV lowest pnces
Splendid Gold Chronometers and Duplex Watches
Fine Gold and Silver English Patent Lever Watches oy
Coorcr, Tobias, BeeSley and others
God and Silver Detached Lever and Lepme NatcAes
Gcid Guard Fob and Vest Chains.
Chhtelaino CHAINS for ladies.
PutS Gold Wedding Rings
God Guard Keys, Fob KEYS and Seals
60 and Silver Pencils and Gold Rings
Ladies Bracelets Gold LOckets, Gold ami SILVER Ihin-
bles
Ser.lng Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks sc.
Cold Watches as low as 500 to S25 each
Watches and Jewery exchanged
All watches warranted to keep good time or the money
re'uryied ,
ner Ead warranted at much less than the usual price
GEO G ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Je"eiry,
Wholesale and Retail II Wal-st cor New-st, % corner
from Broadway. up stars, formerly 81 "all-st siu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
NOR SALE by PRIVATE CON

~ TRACT-A number Of very desirable BuILDlNG
IOTs m the Ninth Ward Of the City Of BROOKLYN ST.
ars near Tonp square. Marcy Nosrand Greene
Tompkins and De Kalb avenues and on Van Buren, Laa
ate Oujncy and Ko~ciuskO streets. Apply 70
my2s iu ANTHONY BLEECKER, broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

n May, COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with w acres good
land lying IN Esser Co N j. near the Railroad 10 minutes
walk from depot flare 10 New York 81 cents Largo
house ample outbudnys good fences large garden and
dooTyard, walks and shade trees fruits all kinds, choice
and superintendent Apply to h HOWE, IS NaSSau-St
NewYork OF S. y, LAURENCE, on the premises Terms
made easy. my5 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
NOR SALE-The Factory Building,

H DWELLING HOUSES LAND. neIer-falins water
power water wheel and geering all new the village Of
New Preston. Ltehnsd Co Conn. Price s. so For par
eiculsn inquire Il W. Y LEONARD,
myiS 2ws Go Beaver-st., NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
NOR SALE-A small HOUSE and six

h acres Of LAND on the Hudson River Railroad, two
miles below Garrisons, and three below West Point The
House is "a by IS feet two stories high and basement IL
contains seven rooms and is In good repair Price $780, half
of which remain mortgage for term of years In
qure Of DAVID CURRY the premises by letter 10
Nm X DEFINING, PwhkIi Landing Duchess Co.
ag2 nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
NOR SALE-A FARM, handsomely sit

n uated N0wbureh containing ei The place
possesses handsome hadlng site with and high
and view The purchase money any part of It
main any time IT per cent Also several places suitable
for building suburban residences Address box las New
burgh Post Once, postage pad. my2o lets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
DRY GOODS, &C.

nRT GOODS.-FOr sale, a general as
- sor,-aen; u lowest prices also LINENS and MUS
LiNS al qualities sart makers upDc1 white aI brown
Table Cloths snd Dauask Diapers. Toweag Davers &c
q wholesale .nd RETAIL b " MATHEWS 90 Ca.hanne-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
NOR SALE-At Tarrytown, a neat and

ANUN OAIE--Ak IdrrYtOWl, heaL anu
n convenient DWELLING, containing nine
There connected with II large garden planted stable
ND two Of land The whole pleasantly situated,
Nth fine and within three minutes walk of the
Depot Nearly one Is covered with forest trees,
through which runs the Andre Brook MAKING It very
desirable Summer residence Terms easy and possession
Immediately. Inquire Of s N THOMAS, THrytowh
myiT 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Removal
LANES G.. MOFFET.-Gas Filter and
MURRAY & FALIHEE, Silverpla;ers

NIX ~ <'%f '~A
1Vh and Bell Hangers, having discontinued Their Sor
% MERCER-ST, " Y where everything ~ Their me 4
business will be done with punctuallly and dispatch NIB
Bells and Speaking Tubes put any part VI the osn
u4y3 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

ROAT, BARGE, RACE. CLUB, LIFE
and FANCY BOAT BUILDER-Trom 100 70 $50
Boats always Oh hand NB-BOats 81 all descriptions
brlt ~ the shOrtsst notcs, az 30 SOuth-st
Mi sms CHARLES l. INGERSOLL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
CONGRESS WATER-Rc

ce,v,.i daily from the Spring also. Sharon Sulphur
spring water German Settler Water, &c Superior Soda
v bottles, PLAIN aud favored All Orders sem 70 any
III 30 Isl Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
DFFF NTTTON. VEAL.---A.

AtBROADWAY offers for safe daily, At his stand 81.
Bros.ly. az fine DHtchess COUNTY BEEF, MUTTON and
fue VEAL. and all other moats VA their season
A BROADWAY. 81 Broadway.
rn7f I'm NWS. frst door above Thirteenth -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
HUDSON RIVER WATER CURE

minutes Max VI the Hudson River Railroad depot s' y
tho steamboat LANDING, - open for the fsosp,
patients + d. PERSON, NJ d PhysciAn hy' u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
AMPS GTRANDOLES, CHANDE-

n LIERS kc-rhe Undersigned wishes 70 direct
hc attention 70 his large and extensive stock Of Lamps,
c1-,ndol.s CANDLES &c which he vii sell pnceS
that defy competition CamPhene, ,rning Fluids pure
Sem Solar and Lard OlS Country Merchants supplied
~ the most reasonable terms 5 REILLY. 80 Canal
corner Il Laght and ~ Greenwchsi nea- Cort.nd
NB-Orders by Post or otherwise promptly attended 10
rny5 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
TTN ROOFS pATNTEO and

fixed for one cent per foot with the NewJerSey ntl
Corrosive Paint. and warranted This Pam; well adapt
ed for out houses fencing &c sold FOR cents per pound
mixed ready for use Once 200 SprI gst near Hudson
nTB rns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

- f. DIETZ, dealer in every variety
VI .of OIL. Camphene and Burning FLUID Lamps, 81
Greenwich 81 door above Barclay 4 full assert
nent OF GIrandoles Hall Lamps and Lanterns. Lamp
WICK Lamp Shades and Glasses Of al Kinds Pure Sperm
Lard and hale OILS Camphene and Burning Fluid. whole
sale and retail Mechanical Lamps cleansed and Repaired
Astral Lamps altered 10 Solar ayo tJe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
200 OOOHLAMPS, GRAN.

% CO,ONJVDOLES CHANDELIERS. sn.-Ths
Isrrsst and hes. selected stock TO be found this city
Az Canphene. SPIRIT Ca, Ph0sgene Gas, Oh Wcks,
GiaS,es China Yases Table Cutlery. &c, Sca Of which
| h sold cheaper than any other honse the city, 81
--Lhalos.Ie a. retaIl CHARLES FULLER.
~ CTeenwich-s, between Warren and Chambers SIS
al 2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
TO LET for a WORKSHOP or OF

II FICE-A large and very desirable ROOM, embracing
the entire floor Of brck building IN the vicinity Of Nassau
and Ann sts suitable for any mechanical business For
further particulars inquire Of GEO. H. BELL,
mY23 u l3Y NaSsal-sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

nR. TURNER - Chrome Thermallst
Ahas removed to 224 TwELFTH-ST. between Broad.
way and Fourth avenue my3 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Finch 4 Carter
CIRANDOLES, SOLAR and FLUID

- LAMPS -GrandOles with new and be luIfGl dow
cred drop Cali and them Also new styles OF Ha,,
LANES with variety Of Solar and Fluid Lamps, Of all
sizes and patterns C. 4. BALDWIN, 59s Bowery. door
below Walker. al w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
CEMETFRY of the EVERGREENS-

Situated three miles from williamsburg on the bush
containing zoo acres unsurpassed AZ = III
.danat0n and natural beauty. the extensive recent IN
proyements Afford those wishing burial lots me seae'
r.yety for chsce Chartered by act Of Legislature anu
,snS Tes from ali IDcumbrance chapel for service u
onen uDon the grounds Lots from 100 70 4C square Iee1
ny,ce $i5to SCb Ommbuses from WillamsburSh 70 the
main entrance by Long Island Railroad and stages from
BTo.,kIyn 70 rear East SeTYork Apply 70
Cemetery Oftce n.,
G HENRY, Agent. 800 Broadway, New. f0rk. 49,.
7 pFNNEfT Agent, 10 South 7th-st WililninsDufSn
IL L., Hon LfrTHER RRADISH President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

ITO LET-With STEAM POWER, a
4 norton Of the BASEMENT Of The Tribune Build
ings Apply to X Nj STREBEIGH, Publication Office Of
The Tr,bine a23t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Two LET-A BASEMENT, first and

fourth stories about Is by co feet each. well ghed
on three sides with eleven large windows, suitable for
manufacturing purposes with without steam power
Inquire on the premises, II Ann-St myH I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
SONNET.

Idreamed-I saw little rosy child,
With faxen rnglets in garden playing,
Now sropng here and then afar Oft a,raying,
Az flower or butterfly his feet oeguiled
Twas changed-one summers day stepped aside
To lot him pass: his face had manhood's seeming;
And that full eye of blue was fondy beaming
On fair maiden whom he called 'his bride
Once more--iwas evening, and tho cheerful hre
saw group Of youthful forms surrounding;
The room with harmless pleasantly resounding;
And In the midst marked the smiling sire
The heavens were clouded! and heard the tone
OF slow moving BELL The white haired man was gone!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
roR1ioALn
For ths EnfLirsI
THE RAIN BOW.


twas one OF those when storm has passed oy'
And the Sun sheds his glory along the soft sky,
TSat saw bright bow bend its circle above
Al span Heavens breast with its girdle OF Love.
40 fancy, II seemed like the wreath which is given
n angels TO wear their advent to Heaven
~ each hue II revealed, each color so orieht,
tDsmsd caught from the smile of some spirit Oh Light
j. rapture gazed. for my spri, was sneellng
a ne brightness and beauty which God was revealing
m his greatness and glory. his mercy and power
0ned 10 speak from each leaf of the hcavenborn flower
o.! could there cer be- said my spirit In prayer,
a. eve that can gaze on the glory that's thero
Mar see that the arm Of God could alone
Hod yon bright bow round the clouds OF his throne
Bus cen while gazed its colors we're dying;
Oss beauty feeting, the breezes seemed signing
And from each feecy cloud that foated above,
A shroud for the heavenly vision they wove.
Twas buried in air. for its birth place was hea'en'
Its requiem was sung by the soft sigh OF even;
And the Sun mourning too for such splendor 10 oie'
In mantle Of clouds hid his face from the SKY
Louisa county, Va. ~
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ACCIDENT AT THE CIRCUS.

WASHISGTUN,
we;ch's Circus opened tonight at the National Hall.
crowded and brilliant audience present. After the per-
had commenced and when Madame Caroline was
n.ormnr some of her otes boxes erected for the dress
srcls gave way producing for some time much alarm and
confusion The extravagant reports soon circulated
through the city The performances were suspended iof
shor, time uni, the boxes ghted when thsy again
proceeded without interruption Daniel Webster and other
distinguished gentlemen were present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
Er.ECTIoN OF U. S. SENATOR.

Jrry.asoN CRY, 23The Legislature has final
" succeeded after much labor and difficulty in eectng
D. S Senator the place of Mr. Benton The choice was
made Yesterday on oeth ballot which stood as follows
vis: Grier Wing 80; Bensn Democrat, 65 scattering "a
Thus Mr. Gcr declared elected for the term OF six
rom tho 4th Of March next.