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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
~ THE ATLAs 10. morrow will be filled

II HE hIIho tO- InOIIO" Wit 0o ~. =,
with original matter Of interesting character The
new American tale OF The Forest Maiden 10 beginning 10
develop lie thdling plot The Thestricl Remniscenees
OF Daddy Rce-he expeditions Of the scouudrehsm 10
the Custom Housethe openr Of Of the
Of the Con mon Counc and the graphic and quaint Edo-
rails which It will contain, cannot fall to command ne az
tentop of the town OF everybody will secure
COPY OF the ATLAS before hreskfast morrow morning
Advertisers ho would make themselves known TO fame
and the world through the columns OF this veteran OF me
sunday Press will snd 10 their fsvos at the Office, Ill
Nassau st at an cary hour this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

LOOKfN6-GLAss WAREHOUsE.-KICH-
ARDS KINesLANc, Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer Of
Looking Glasses and Importer Of Looking-9ass Plates
S8 Cortlandsl, NJ Y has In store splendid assor
ment OF Ornamented, Plain Pier and Mantel Glasses
Also unusual large stock Of Mahogany Frame Glasses
suitable for the Western and Southern trade. Jobbers
and dealers In general will do well to call aud EXAM
Inc this stock and prices previous purchasing elsewhere
their facilities for manufacturing andimportng their
Plates enable them to sell lower than any other house 10
this city. ST SmMWS
N. B-Merchants having orders to Gil for California
West Indies other markets, would do well to call.
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~ Thoughtful minds now perceive tn

necessity of prompt application OF the intellectual power
press their pursuits. Proporioned 10
degrees to the Increased And VAL sxPABs3B u
the material affairs Of business and az the press the only
thorough of oasing business information amongst
The people ofihe country must Of course be resorsd TO-
Those whose interests be promoted by H. are again
reminded OF Pamers extensive Agency, embracing the
best newspapers Of every section OF country from whose
list advertisers make choice selecuons and as ne 10 the
adopting udcious system OF advertising upon large or
small scale. The Agent cheerully communicates all redul'
site information enable persons to form their own CON
clusions and thus avoid mistakes which might otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

SUNDAY CoURIER.-TO-monow's issue
will contain the particulars of the seduction and sbdqc
ton OF the beautiful Canadian by Lieut. Jacklon OF Her
Msjesys service; Sketch of the Fifth Ward Harry Burn
ham; Willy Reilly a column Of songs, extracts from
books paragraphs upon every subject OF local inter
where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
A CnMpARIsnN SuGGEsTEp.-There are

A COMPARISON SU6 D,-lneIo are
very decided specimens of the steepe and the
gar Loaf hat about town. which gentlemen OF good taste
carefully eschew 1t IL bad taste to run the peculass OF
fashion into buresque Genn has endeavored TO avoid
this IN his Spring fashion for 1851. The crown though
slightly conca, is not at all conca, nor does extrava-
gsnce run over the brlm. Compare with the lustra-
ions OF the prevailing mode which Of more decided
or glsng character and judge elegance and carl
cature GENlN, - u,
Rrnad vvav
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= FowLERs q WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. Isl Ns.ssnss nesr Para.

u DR. TRAFToN's Buckthorn Berry
ruls are nsd snd efectual, and the acknowledged
pcst renoay ts sivus attacks, Liver Complaint Head
sene Soainess nabsual Cosveness. Loss o. Ape
Ute and indigesnon Depot re wiDsInsl Yor sale 6y
toe 3, principe, NC c,y ,dss..ggiss and chemists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
MODEL HATs.-The Hats of w. p,

David successor to Amidop SOL Broadway near Duane
street. possess every attractive qualify to recommend them
TO gentlemen ofsse and discernment Call and examine
them, and Judge for yourself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

MEALIo's FASHIONS FOR 1851.-MEA-
LIo of 46 Broadway door to the of Causst
umphsny points to his great sales evidence that
his new style Of Hats lie worthy OF universal attention aud
adoption. Caps French Umbrellas &C. In every variety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

CoTTAGEs AND STORES TO RENT-On
rhirday between Eightieh and Elghtyhrst ats Croon
water and stores tkecorner Apply TO CALEB CRAFT,
Eighty hntsl, near Third-av, 70 ALEX. MCOTrER,
I1s Fultonsl n24 6MWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

BARNUMs.-The moral and temperance
drama OF Madeaine win be performed this afternoon for
the last time This is the sst night Of Mr. RIcEs engage
men and the performances for the benefit of that es
mable man and mertorious actor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
2l4 Broad way, opposite st. Psups.

The TARIFF TAKEN oFF.--LocKHART,
at tho Broadway Hat St9rel S7f BTosdvsyI has fairly
the price of his superior Spring style OF
Hats He 10 selling beautiful hat for three dollars also
annnieE trade nj Wholesale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
Rich CARPETIN6s.-PETER & HUM
ssvs rom c5o 9S SrSSs Der iSaneg Qst


OF he West ard Montezums and have now In store their
spring style OF and elegant Carpets from the cee-
brated manufactures OF Grossly Sons and Pardoe Hoo,
mans Pardoa consisting OF rich velvet Tapestry and
Brussels Carpetng. &c 1e, styles entirely new Having
mad particular attention In the selection Of our goods, we
are TO display The most complete the largest aud
decidedly the offered in the country Also,
large stock of English on Cloths new designs ana thor-
goods at the lowest possible market prices mSl 6tN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
KY Printing Ink. of every descriptiOn,


at So Rosest New-York JOHN g. LIGHTBoDY Is con-
stanuy Manufacturing and has always ON hand every va
rety Of Printing Ink the finest black and colored TO
news Ink which he warrants equal 10 any manufac
turcd and low prices DO sold by any regular
manufacturer Orders by nboat and railroad
any part Of the county, by addressing note 10 at IS
Rose-st, New-York
S-Ths paper is printed with my News Ink; also,
greaI many other papers in this city, Philadelphia Boston,
BALTIMORE Ne9Orleans and other cities and towns IL the
United States rSl 81
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W ALBRo q BRoTHERs, 1856 Bowery,

~ ALBRo Il BROTHERS, 156 Bowery,
fourth door above Broomest and $50 Grandst second
block Eat OF The Bowery, respectfully invites the sen
non Of The public 10 The following prices Of Sugar Tea and
Coffee.
beautiful article OF Steam Refined Sugar at
-Four shillings per Z lbs.
New Crop New Orleans Sugar al
Three shillings and sixpence per 2 lbs
Bes, quality Double Refined Crushed Loaf sngar At
Five shillings per lbs.
Ftuest OlopR Black Tea at Two shiltngs per 10.
Ezra English Breakfast Tea al Three shilings per 10
Bess Young Hyson fes al Six shillingt per TO-
Old Government Java Coffee al Fourteen pence per To-
The above articles are warranted TO give entire saasfac.
ton Please remember numbers l56 Bowery and 2o6
Qrand-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

BUTTER Good table Butter Is. 4d. to
ls sd Also new Fresh Butter Sugars at reduced prices
New Orleans Sugar 2s Cd and So per lbs best crushed
sugar only So per lbs Winter OIL 40 Sd per gallon
Sperm Candles, pa 3D.; best Mold Candles, 10 cents
Also good OF Groceries and sent 10 All parts
OF the city free of expense at A PARkERs Temperance
Aloore. "a RrOome-aL EleYen egg for U.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
SpRINe AND SUMNER Day GooDs.--

H1rcHcocK &LEADBEATER 347 Broadway corner Leo
paro st of tae most splendid assornents
Ia the city, Of Spring Goods which they are selling
nj very low rates Their stock includes elegant SILKS
Barages, Cha'lys Barage de LANES Canton Grape
shawis Manas and every thing else that ladies wear or
families use In Dry Goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
RrrINrn SueARs AND DAIRY BUTTER

INCLINED SUUANS HNU OntHH DO I''
AT REDUCED PRIcEs-stuarts Crushed Sugar at sc per
NJ yellow "a and good brown Sugar p Cd to IS Cd
7lbs finest 0olong Tea 50c best Young Hyson, 6s good
black and green do SIS and Is; good dairy Butter from
o. FowLERs, $50 and i2s Greenwich, 76 Vesey and 400
Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
T Three Thousand Yards of New

Spnr Patterns Of Floor Oil Cloth at S. per yard at the
celebrated Chesp Carpet Esablshnent SO Bowery HIRAM
ANpERsoN's s. l. aud feet wide; aso, English Floor
OH Coih ~ TO "a feet WIDE Of Tapestry, Chnk aud
Marble Designs, al 30. FER yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

Greatest Lion Of NewYork at s season Is LYON, OF f20
Broadway. Like the Ant lion he fatal to the industrial
Insect called the ant and also death upon bedbug
crckets, muskeos fies, aess, and every other minor
abomlnanon that jumps, runs or crswls Bis Magneac
Powders when they come out In troops from their hiding
places devou lay them their beam ends inslanter
while his Magnetic Pills efer similar indacemen, and
insure SIMILAR fate to rats and mice. There's not grain
Is 4gs LYONS DEP OF Is al 4eO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

Who WOULD BE WITHOUT Ro0ME's LII
euIp 0LuE-Itis fact that this Glue 10 the strongest ad
heslve com pound TO the world is much cheaper
than common Glue; Is perfectly proof requires
preparation, 10 Always ready for and will unite any
hing (bfoken new 20 matter what may DO It's sub
stance Price at reis Is per bottle Sold wholesale
and retail al The Depot sect Broadway near Walkers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

for beds of coal on the shore of the sea
proving to be a laye of decaying vegetable
matter mixed with black earth and par
TALLY hardened. The search was not
prosecuted at any distance from the shore
on the western and northern sides, for fear
of some predatory bands reported to be out
in that quarter, the expedition having
crossed the sea in small craft without any
escort. The explorers arrived at Oren-
burg on their return in the beginning of
November, and expected to undertake the
same search on the Ural River and about
the Caspian Sea, where the Imperial Gov
eminent also desires to establish steam
navigation.
The journey from Orenburg across the
steppes is described as exceedingly monoto-
nous and wesrisome. The weather is
changeable beyond parallel; at noon the
heat sometimes rises to 1900 while at night
the cold is so piercing as to be almost in
supportable. No shade but his tent pro-
tects the traveller and the only fuel is the
dry dung of camels and horses which is
found in abundance. On the 5th of juno
while the plain was yet burning under the
beams of the MONDAY sun, the expedition
was visited by storm Of rain, hail and
snow which lasted three hours and covered
the earth with wintry mantle. OF course
no fire could be made, nor food cooked till
the surface was dry again. Often for
great distances water is entirely wanting;
elsewhere when found, it is apt to be
shiny, brackish and unwhOlesome. The
garrisons in the forts, as we'll as travellers
who are not we'll provided with necessa-
ries, suffer from scurvy and other diseases
incident to the privations of the country.
The trading caravans for Tashkend
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or FIrGANT Doors AND CATERS Of

the vev first quality being manufactured under the imme
dise OF the subscriber for sale at the lowest
ssS nrres also ladies' and cbdrens shoes In every yar
ETY.. JOnN IL. "AAiiA'S' III ~'
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
ATA NETTING OF THE nscHAsIcs IN rHE EN-.

MELTING OF THE MECHANICS IN THE EN-
I vas on notos Rssoived the meShsnies on th:
reg, and Resolved, Tn now adjourn
acscreipsto adjcurnment Ef James Esrwa ESQ in The
ssa B 70 sa
follows -sir-We have assembled this evening for
q hs na ana 'SH o m
workingneps rights Sir IL To- With pleasure present
toward u.s. upon you the friend
and champion Of rights noble sir accept this watch and
man as man M Wyoio arose and responded follows
and worfnsnsn. il is hssrsfe il sraiituds That
receive this token Of your esteem Gentlemen il for
nored ne with and which sincerely hops shall ever
a. ood. seS.%es and her. fellow i.Scrsrs int the
yneyard tu, q The s. again ,rt that feel
native land I'd see North American enter
prise n south American syamps here months ago the
he would take he road far as the swamp and here
you fsnisss think You can do anything bssyoa
brown this time. What was our rePyi stop little
% visit nigh. e seen among with mouth s.psndss and
syss prstrnens sprsrensy IN convnisons rrisnd what
s @ and a very & sps s.a an s1 pf
rosd through hell" Nov here fellow mechanics, sh. is
have mi.ord ihs worst swamp south Amerca and that
too the rainy We drove the wild beasts
Why then ssnsisEsS should proud 70 be linked l.
with sreh Seemenl This gt shall ever be pr1ed
one 70 hear your voices raised in three cheers
the red white and blue and let motto b. IL L. X
s tss M s1ss sss s;'s sos %
This would put one IL mind Of the in say
ssy weapon On ssjournins il was resolved tsa these
proceedings be published in the valuable New Yorh Herald
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

If the gross profits above stated the taxes and
expenses be deducted the residue viii be the amount
applicable to dividends among stockholders provided no
losses arise from bad debts other contingencies.
1t will be seen from the foregoing statistics that the
Bowery Bank the largest per centaee of gross pro-
ts while the Metropolitan the smallest the gross
profits on the capital Of the latter Institution being only
about and four fchs per cent from which Is to be
deducted their annual expenses estimated at $4,000
and taxes $40 900 total $4,000 more than four per
cent the capital Of the Bank leaving considerably
less than four per cent per annum to pay dividends to
stockholders meet the losses incident to their pe,u
bar business in addition to the ordinary risks OF bann
transactions.
We understand that several of our city banks are
considering the e1pedency OF refusing to exchange wit
any bank doing brokerage in which class the
Metropolitan concern ranked should sucha measure
be resolved upon trust that reasonable notice Will
be given as the inevitable result Of such course would
b. that dsposcrs being unable to use checks would be
withdraw the balances due to EACH and to
close their accounts in which event although there Is
no reason doubt the ultimate solvency of the inst
tutor might be to come to its assistance
TO enable IL to pay its depo sitors promptly.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
THE MILITARY.
PUBLIC LECTURES.

yI,BIs DAY-sELECT PRIVATE LECTURES TO
Gentlemsn, on Parental Physeiosy and the orisa OF
Le.-Dr uolcks series Will be delivered Monday
Tuesdsy Wednesday and Thursday ~ o'clock, In Hope
Chapel Bro adway illustrated by all his Models aud Paint
Ladies Female Health. sans days a: three
o'clock. During his stay Dr. H. viii remain at tine Astor
House.
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE. EAST THIR-
enth street The Introductory Lesture 70 the Course
kerr this evening" at IA o'clock hembers Of the msdica
profession medical stusents and tae public Eeaer,lly ar
In vited be present The regular lectures wilt
ON Tuesday, Oct. 2st. Horace Green, Professor
the Theory and Practice of Medicine: Jonn H. Whitaker
n. D., Professor fAnstomy Ed .n H'milon Davis d..
Professor hatria hedca and Theirs a. Fordyct
Parker M D. Professor OF hidn ory and Disease ef Wo
and Chidren r. Ogden Dortmus. NJ d.. Professor ei
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence John Murray Car
ncchan d. Professor Of the Paepl.s ana Operations
Of Surgery, with surecsl Pathology; Ednond Pessee,
d. Professor of Physiology, Pathology and Microscopy
The Students Of the New York Medical COLLEGE will be
yided with free conveyance 10 the kmigrauts Hospital
which contains thousand beds where nicai lectures
will be delivered and surgical operations performed by the
surgeon Of the Hosptal, Professor earn ochan.
r. OGDEN bOREAUS, NJ D., Dean OF the faculty.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
EILLTNERY, rANoY oOODs, Hs.

TRAPHAcHNs pANoY VARIETY STORE ANB
"A. Juvenile Enporiun, Canal epposite Greene street,
New Yerh hespe ecastsntly hAaa shisnssls ssscrt
ment Of Collars Cuns Cheisettes ne, re, with great
variety Of ehildren RsAly made tloshins plain asd
nroSefei slso, Ladies Under oarmsne. resdy mats or
made order ~ e shortet notice and the most psason
sbe terms; C6Ahs eachs Mantlse yisites. ke, he Ia
ne\ everyt Of article sppersanips to Ladies ans
CbiIdrspe Wftrctes,
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
AT MEETING OF THE ALvORD GUARDS, HELD
"A their from their late Target Excursion il

"A on theH return from then Nte Target kxcursi0n t
Resolved tender our sincere and heartfelt thanks
invited guests for presenting 10 the Alvord Guards
the prizes their late excursion and the
honor Of their company the occasion also 70 the
ing named gentlemen who acted jue ges viz Major
Lewis Henry L. son Tobias Lawrence, David Sherwood
and James fandrew, Esqrs tor their attendance the
occasion.
Resolved That return thanks to Mr. Henry Reh-
ards for the tasteful and splendid
Which he gatuitousy presented to the also 70 M
Loaf gtleman Of the Harlem railroad
Tor the arrar cement he made for our
solved That II 10 with pleasure thanks
Thomas stars, for the dinner served at his housethe
quantity and quality Of which could be and
commend him TO all companies who excursions
vas also resolved That shesons Brass Band vas en-
played by them on the ex ,urson
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

% A. CHILTON AUcrIoNEEa SALE OF HOUSE
cos csson W" M - n sasoa scndsy
a. seioek First street Avenue House
Chat. Rocisr TsSls. and other Carpets on
6sssss window shades We With hs usual
Kshen Faruturs. ~ith wh,eh the sale will &C.
aas :s ss%s fssi w. Va. Street can % AAD
A uCrIoN NoricE.-oRocERIEs. MoLAssEs. sU-
O Ies Rice ssisSA 9 pSs'Say Of os
;S.Iss, Iss k.i'ins Soap csnslss Rice Tea SasaT'
ssssfd ssssss SPECS pee Srs%S a Rum h.dsirs sst
ctS cHEK .ns rGos wss 3 bsy street,
A UcTION EOTICE-HBNRY WILLIAMS, AUCTION
Co 'sI,,I,Assispses Ell, ASS Sale Of Dry Goods Henry william
Allen Orchard on Monday ossossr ss6 sad
i5s ssd
% s' @ si .a Of
ss S % s Be
bidder Beussks.Psr families are parseaisiy
SS ss sd a each day
:s 5 ssl;E Es$y s. .s /:
& rHssissEs Ss a fss ss ss'ss ss:
sss. ssana Ss'ss S.'S
:. s Grand street near the ferry w be sold the rIras
rsnsiow. Particulars on Tuesday, n-r
THOS. BELL. Auctioneer.
M B BUTLER, AUcrIoNEER PUBLIC ADMINS,
.os the
s'sS 70 s.t.s John Barron u 1od
S sss5 wshss o .Ss large .vs ysry s cS a R E
s s sss sys Ave" rss %
worthy the attention of the trade Terms Sale-Cash
0'''''s' JAMES 'r 5. TRAYER. Public Adminisr.t0r.
Z Nassau street.
JoHN L. .vANpEwArER, AUCTIoNEER.-THE AT
to ;s hs %
,s S, Isl sassa SS Pd a.
day. in3
HENEY WILLIAMS. AuoTIoNEER, WILL SELL BY
Tado Also an al large and r.asS
stock Of Beaver street obeer ssnsrupt The stock il
stcrs n BRousskseers and heads Of families 's'H aiso
Will 20 s9s
10 @ ans sas sold Sale
EURNITvRME M AUCTION T.c,n sALE-TnIs MONDAY MORN
hand furniture, worthy the housekeepers
@shossny and Chair: Sofas siusss i'S and IN
nde sssads &C. isi a66Gn iie Ssf saHaa aSsseu Sso'
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET
AseSn sale hSrss Car,ass Harness Saddles sc
ing di of will please call and have
gisttred. JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
THE MILITARY.
NoTICE-To ALL THOSE WHO INTEND GOING ON
IN the Annual Target Excurson OF tho Croton Guard
ngine sixteen will please meet at the Drill Room at the
Old Chelsea Hall Monday night October the th by
ROBERT CoRBET, Secretary.
NJ N0TlCE-SHURRAGUR CUARD-THE MEMBERS AND
IN friends Of Is requested to attend adr aud
meeting Monday evening, Oct iOth at 7h o'clock At
Georges a22 Broadway. Punetus Is requested
BY order THOS. G. BURNS, Capt
JANIS u. BIssELI, ORDERLY. CHAs. 7. DyE, Sect.
WESLEY SMITH GUARDS, ATrENTIoN.-rHE MEN.
w bers of the above company and t others eesrous Of
first apnual excursion
ed TO meet Of Union Hail. Of avenue aud Fourth
street, Tuesc evening October 81 at ~ y. n. NIB
The hets earnestly requested to attend business
ofimportance will be transacted. By order
CHARLES II. REED, Commandant.
r Iockwoop Secretarv
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
DRY GOODS. ABs.

nREss, CLOAK AND MANTILLA MAKfNG.-M ApAME
~ Tarin from Paris. tSe Broadway Chinese Building
informs the ladies' Of New York. and those vssg The
u at she has lust returned from Paris with large oolestcn
Of the latest Paris patterns fer dresss and
from which ladies select 70 give their ORDERS Madame
T. takes pleasure in saying that her long experience that
branch together with the assistance Of comrstent haAd
rsnse sstsfsction. All orders executed 81 The sherssst
notice.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
NEW PDBLIOAyIONS.

-~~~~ - - - e.
Natural Dea.h. or Death from old ago, ds-
Of the body, .issIss: and q
si how Te'Ssps % Ssep
ing paisurisisn easier ~ Homer Betx5sh p
ss q his origins. ans saa Sasssis taes saIss
pr ts be sd s y1ss on who Wh he
life Is. psrlor book no: msaosll eg. is in.ess:s ss
gss,hsrs a22 Broadway aad Of author sa Broadway
l s.asa yseh from and
with the the builder jus, pueished and for
Price plain. soesAts colored ST. India proofs 70 cent?
aOUsEs. RoOMs, AEs., gAHrED.
| VNANTED-A SMALL house, OR PART OF HOUSE
slssis s g. and .ss s
w would board would take charge
house for number IN Of gen s.Isn whsrs ssy would
gyen Phase direo: note to NJ A. B. at the eshes
W LENA. ss..slis 9es;;: .:ss. sac q s:::sa.s
not sbG,' RrsS. nor c eseS ssaas rss % 5s
WANTED IxMEDIArELY-A SMALL Two-sroRy
w House, or the lower r.r Of house, fer sran fAni
until the is o. NAY not below Prince street ksss paid
tive persons need not answer.
A FRONT BASEMENT. NEWLY PAINTED AND THE
Gsntismen wishing neat and not expensive
the winter, would
paid able LooRson, Srrng street.
four blocks Broadwsy Address BrosdwAy Post
Once postpaid, for two days.
A APARrNENrs-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS WANTED
"A in Brooklyn BY az hs WIFE, 70 arespeets
bic house and ncshborhood Pas meats made IN advance
required. Adtrcsa stating terms and location. John
Franklin. Brochlyn p. d.
PuYsICIAN DESIRES APARTkENIs-A PARLoR
"A and sleeping the hrst door, lew doors
from Broad betv and Bond sreets would
ieasea scnteei foue Address Physician Herald once
UTNFURNIsHBD ROOMS EIGHT PLEASANTLY Lo-
~ Gated sleeping rooms be obtained in q modern
building nesr the corner Of Broadway and Cortisndt
street Rents from $50 to s50 Address Box
LC5l Pest Once.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-BY A SMALL IA
miIy. without young children; rent 20 ese.ed
hundred dollars month, paid in advance. Location BE-
Fourth and Sixth and Fourth aad
stretta Address box ls2. Post ontse.
EUENIsHED ROOMS. T3 BRoADwAY-sUfrs or
rooms and elegantly furnished TO let until lst Of
May Also. eommodious newly furnished sentle
House fret els. nesly painted and furnished with
baths Ressufan in the nei<hborhoet who fcrnish pr
vate tables.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOR AB9Ur 20 PRoTEs-
w tsnt Irish and several 0ermaa, English Americsu
and eooisd srssome d every station or city ana 90
Alec for 90 male and male servsnw tmosuy ChoucsD
~ lo6 Chsmters street They smart tidy, and well re-
conmerGea-tbe test in this ety.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES, As.

coR sALE-A BRIGHT BAT HoHsE. l6 HANDS
high, sound and knd, Of great endvrapee ard ene
traveller together with gat carriage harns-s &s A In
excellent order Inquire Fsganr stable Henry street.
between Harrison and Degrar, Brooklyn.