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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer;
XECUTO SALE OF The

H. y T. u u L " N - ChLc vi
ILHOUsEs and LOTS No. 2l4 Thompson-st ana NO
20 Amity-plsce. Also, two BUILDING LOTS on Amity.
place (Lsurenest between Blocker and Ami'y ~" ~
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at auction on
TfifiRsDAY Jam so, 1851 At II M at the Real Estato
sales Room, Broadst the following VALUABLE PROP
ERTY viz: ,.,, ,,o,,sv.
and LOT of ground, known 2lf Thompsonst between
Blocker and Amy said Lot being In size % feet front
and by 100 feet In depth.
AMITY-PLAcE.-Also, the 2story brick DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT OF ground, known as 70 Amity-place,
(Lauens ST. In Of the above. Lot OF The same d.
mansions. - .
Also desirs bic BUILDING LOTS with alarge quantity
of Buiders Sand thereon, Amiy place, commencing
about Sc feet Onches north Of the last described House and
Lot situated between Beecker and Amity ss-sad Lots
being each q feet inches In 'front.' by about lis feet In
depth
portion ofhe purchase money remain on Bond and
Mortgage - .-
For Maps and further particulars OF the above property
apply 10 the Auctioneer, as above
fr' MARIA b COOPER, Executrix
j. VAN kENN5SELAER, Executor,
for the Estate OF Francis Cooper, deceased
i2Sts Q,2s9)
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Uov rTpnpFAN
l. Au.h.A on he departure OF each NAL steamer IOi
IYe,nooI Price 81 cents per copy or III per year, P'''
age included.
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JONATHAN D. HOLBROOK, Auc-

New York. r. p-...o.
Hall, Simeon Draper Esq Hon. VIM " brsny o " NOR
ing Fac Geo r. Nesbitt, ESQ Coleman s,o.sot.
Sales Of Real Estate Household Furnitore, ofooelss ano
Outdoor Sales solicited Money 70 Loan on p1n1 a."
MORTGAGE. -. ~
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q OST-On Tuesdav eYening last, ln

Attempting from an omnibus IA the early par. OF The even
inc AZ he corner of Chamberst and Broadway or be-
s Thai point and Rnrtons Theaer, one ladys SABLE
Tor Fur Tippet The finder will be suitably
wsrded by leaving M same FL l29 Maiden lane. j2f2l'
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,,rYu NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

e., IroeSIA OREGON AND THE sANowich IskANCySS
Il nnbisbed on he departure OF each Mail steamer io'
sTes Price 81 cents pr copy: ,.r,t phKshars
t'' ~ GREELEY K McELRATH, Puohsners.
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WASHBURN q CO.

Manufacturers Of al kinds Of FSregn Esaned Iron Wire
Broom BuekeIs and Spring Wire Also akinds Of round,
AL or oval Wire bes adapted various Machine Pur-
poses snDesled and tempered srdghened and ca. Any
length Worcester, Mass. lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEE. Aucuoaeer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A VLU-

EbEKFMPTOK1 SAIE OF a LO-
II ABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell al Auction on
THURSDAY Feb 49, 1851. az - O'Clock, al the MEX
CHANTS EXCHANGE, 10 III hi ghest bidder the follow
ing valuable property, viz;
A valuable FARM situated at the head OF Huntington
Harbor LopgIsand containing Is Of land 10 high
slate of cultivation about onetourth in good timber land
with good apple orchard pears, plums, and small run IA
abundance; this Farm IL ne water prospect WIN ~
CITIES for fishing and cunning The Farm about 80 miles
from the city Of New York, communication three tunes
day BY Railroad and Steamboat the said city, snd win
one milk of four Churches Academy and PostOhcei me
house is good two story dwelling having rooms
and Kitchen with pump OF excellent wafer nsou sno
door there is also barn new carragehouse and other
outhouses all in good repair For further particulars apply
~ iotsodS6tds DANIEL OAKLEY.
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ON FRIDAY. JANUARY q.

On FRIDAY, JANUARY ~ -. ...
CORREsPONDENCE OR ROBERT sOUTHEY LII.
D. Edited by his Son, Rev. C. c. Souihey, M with For
trait. In six Parts svo Paper. Price 81 3D. Muslin
Price 81 IS 49,
Of the previous numbers OF this msmor
think that either OF bears that character 10
geste thai the before which completes the most
valuable biography modern Bells Weekh Messenger
COSBY womanbood, and gar tbs Doctor play ul
pquau interest about and things
that wonder the connection with
souhey them with sufficient matea not T. try our pa
ard the Of families the notices Of
comn-n ana Indifferent people crpos fcasua impressions
nursery turned aud the expoIs of boy
comaes e teachers and small anecdotes Of
relations all set forth lively and fresh
that Amusement flags aud our sense ever d
awakened Of philosophical import 70 the great
business Of more mature h'e" Literary Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

ENGLEBERT LOTT, Auctioneer, will
AIsell at AUCTION on TUESDAY January %, at the
Brooklyn Exchange 29 Fulton-st at II o'clock d. the
six very desirable three story basement and brick
HOUSES. with Lots the side Of H0ytst between
State and Atlantic ats Each House 10 % by SO feet deep
including ncosed) piazza, finished throughout In the
most approved modern sylemarb mantes sliding DOORS
CRATES Inside binds ornameBted corDices 10 the puors
water bells &c Each Lot 20 feet front and BY IS feet
deep Each House rented 10 tclass tenants until May
1851. Terms at sale. JA4
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FURNISHED BED ROOM WANTED

- In private family by gentleman whose business
calls him out al day within half mile 81 City Hall TO
ierences exchanged ADDRESS box 1870 Lower Post
Ofce t2f II
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THE SEMI-WEBkLY TKibUNH
THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE

10 P1s1sned every 1so r,.es for S. Ten for $50.
IA ISvsyi,ements cents a line each lnseruon'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
4 SSTGNEE'S SALE.-The Undersigned

will sell at Public Auction the 25h day OF January,
1851 at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Congress Steam Mills liz
Forsyth.st the Stock, Machinery and Fixtures Of said
Mills consisting Of Machinery for the manufacture OF Mus
lard Coffee, Farina. Chocolate, Spice, &c Horses,
Cart and setts Of Harness. Grocer Wagons, Rocka-
way and Light Wagon Office Furniture Nc Stove,
Iron Safe &c, Merchandise, &c. JAMES II. THOhNE,
Assignee OF JOHN CORELL. jlSH+
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ENVELOP ES.-(s9 Nassau-st. Sun
H Building l-ENvELoPEs NOTE PAPER, &c. in
VALENTINE ENVELOPES new and original pat
tern, Mourning Paper, &c. I<2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

DRIV Z SALE.-STAMFOR
IL GONNA fine HOUSE and about OF an acre OF
GROUND, handsomely laid out situated on Long ISLAND
Sound at the Vsge OF Stamford The House 10 two story
and very hand somely finished with white carved marble
manels and every comfort and convenience for prlco
and fun particulars inquire OF A. J. BLEECkEh Aoe
uoneer. I Broad st. J<f 4"
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WANTED.

"ANTED-Two Milliners, capable of
w taking charge Of q fashionable Millinery establish
ment thoroughly acquainted with the business 10 20
Cincinnati Satisfactory reference given and required
Address h. box 2,2i5 Post Once. iASvs
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xpw.yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

, way LARGE PAPER FOX THE w.. ~ ~ Is
sr,shed every Saturday Morning. al ire low pov
sntun in advance. Eight copies ior CIV, VI .s 2
lc one address for so. and The paper ID n0 '
"A beyopd be time f,r which Il u pao On .er,s
nSesemen,s Tor this sheet viii De cbafgea y Genus
ar me each ins ertOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway,
ItA shove Grand-st-oPEN EVERY NIGHT during n'
week, until further notice -.,v. -, d,
ander he management Of y. P. CHRISfY, whose Con
eers IN this city for succession Of i've years nave pep
received with vor by highly respectable ard fAsnionso
audIences Tickets . ctE Doors open al 81 commence
A7I The patrons OF Chrsty's hnsrsls are respectfully
Informed the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts Wlu
be dinconinued for the tuInre. u VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

nRAWING MATERIALS.-Teachers
Land Scholars may find among the stock Of the
late Mr. Coman Chinese Color Boxes, Akerman's Co
lors, Reeves Superior Lead Pencils, Drawing Board,
Paper. Gold Ink Mounting Boards and STUDIES In large
variety al SEA Broadway up stairs.
i4it s. COLMAN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

A S SEAMsTREss by respectable young
N American girl in respe cteble family she under,
Glands all kinds OF sewing and Is capable Of cutting and
msking chdrens dresses Reference can be had At her
present situation 81 Dominick-st where she can be seen
for two days j252r"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

AS Cook and to assist in washing and
[AhoAing by respectable young woman or also to do
general work of genteel family Can bake If required
Best of city reference given Can be seen days
Inquire In the store 24 Twelfhst Of Thrdav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
AMPHI.

OTHEATER-S7 BOwery.-THIS EVENING. Jan. p,
Third representation of the grand Oriental Spectacle, en-
REVOLT OF THE HAREM;
Or, The CAPTIVE SLAVE,
produced at immense cost, with
Ten Canels Troupe Of Arabian Horses, Elephants,
Chsrots, Cars, Paanquns, &c
The first scene in the ring will represent an
OASIS IN THE GREAT pEsENar =, tho Forr
u.1, ~ ,ha A,ahs. sfoftugi Onnlp ~ uo
hat the OF me White Sacred Camel Repose ofthe
Troupe; Attack of The TaTias
GRAND COMBAT ON HORSES AND cAMELs!
Capture Of the Crcessisn Slave Scene IN the Harem
Sale of the beautiful Circassan
REVOLT OF THE HAREM!
Amazonan Eyolutons; Grand Procession and Taoean !
Horse and rider mounted pedestal carried around the
ring on the shoulders OF the Slaves-Grand Finale.
The Spectacle will be preceded by variety OF Eques
TRAN Entertainments. See bills.
The REVOLT OF THE HAREM VIII be played 10 me
Anernoon on Wednesday as well as Evening. J2O Ivy
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DROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS

DROADWAY TbEATEh.-UUUho
omen at 6t-to commence at oelock.-rrces Of Ad-
mission TO Dress Circle and farCuet Soc Family Circle
sand S. THIS EVENING, Jan. "a will be performed
the Grand Romantic Spectacle, In acts, entitled
Fanstps.,,,.,.,..Dy ott Adine ...... Madame Podih
Previous 10 which the new Comedy Of
THE HUSBAND OF MY HEART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

AS WAITER, Chambermaid, or Child's
IANuIse, by young who can be well recon-
mended by her present employer Call at East Sixteenth
st. Fflh-av. J34 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

AS Cook by a steady; active woman,
who perfectly understands her business and would
make herself generally useful in small private family Is
rsrate washer and roner and produce the best OF
reference from her last place. CAL at 40 West -FOUR
feminist ia 2F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

A S GENERAL HOUsEMAID, by respect
able Protestant young woman who understands ge-
neral house perfectly Is good washer and ironer
and give good city reference Inquire at O Cstharne
d. in the rear I'd floor. JA IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

ALATIN ENGLISH LEXICON. founded on the larger
Latin German Lexicon OF DR.. William French With ad
dons and corrections from The Lexicons of Gesner Fac
ciolsu, Schiller, Georges, &c. By Z. A Andrews, LII
Royal $40 sheep extra, s..
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

IN ,rrXyYORK DAILY TRIBUNE - ~ e III ~ ~
Every MORNING. sUNDAxSsss EAS SrcE AND sAs
At TnE Ih,.srssvrs OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
.vsJ'd 20 Civ Subs ribers Tor 124 Cents per wees
or when hey prefer they can ,be pay .sns 70 rate Single copies
for sI Mail suhsc,ib. Five DOlas per annum, 70
.,e subtcr'pions taken fr SIX n 1nhs fo "a s
sdNsno' a. so Three Dollars IN advance required IN al
mon.D. win County Newspapers ily Papers -,
tXe :, his &c whose higher hln those oi
Tt Tyspune are not allowed any difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

JANUARY NInt If7I.
CORNISH, LAMPORT IL co. have
" now in Press to be issued lst February, THE NEW
YORK NORMAL SCHOOL SONG BOOK.'-A colec
ton Of Original Music embri cling the "Oraiorio or the
Revolution and other popular pieces for Schools Acade
mics and private classes, by l. B. Woodbury. and j. L.
Benjamin. - 49,
Also in Press TO be issued at early day, THE MIL
LIONS GLEE BOOK; or New York Meodeon, by |. B.
Woodbury. author Of the Ducimer, &c. j2O 3teod<W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

THE ISLAND WORLD OF THE PACIFIC; Being
the Personal Narrative and Resuts Of Travel through the
Sandwich Hawaiian Islands and other parts OF Polynesia
BY Rev Henry T. Cheever with engrayngs. limo, mus
lin. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

HARPER BROTHERS, LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
THE BARDs OF THE BIBLE. By George onanan
limo muslin. Price % cents.
H.
THE MOTHERS RECOMPENS A sequal to Home
influence" By Grace Aguilar $40. paper, D cents.
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF SCOTLAND, and
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NTARSH'S COURSEOF BOOK KEEP

II
IhING-Just pubished-Ths, the latest and most beau
ufu work on the subject pubished-conains COM
pete set Account Books account current and account
sales ali printed in colers red and black with
examples Mercantile circulaiOns; the whole fully euc
dated in 30 pages Of familiar Instructions, applied directly
all the raneactOns and entries Ii embraces the result
OF the Authors long experience Accountant and
Teacher Of Bookkeeping 30 pages octave Price II %
bound For sale Al the Counting Rooms for the study Of
Bookkeeping. SO Cedar-st New York. The trade sup
piled by HOGAN THOMPSON, Philadelphia, pub
N. B. This werk is also published in Spanish 4l2'eodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

~ Mr.. Bradbury's large Choral singing
Class. at the BROADWAY TABERNACLE Persons
de,rous ay receive instruction for the remaining six les
sons OF The the price OF 81 Single lessons p
ALL O'Clock, III It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

THE DECLINE OF POPERY, and its Causes. An
Address delivered In the Broadway Tabernacle Wednes
day Evening, January 10, 1851. By Rev. N Murray DID,
/ QvO N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

ABBOTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORY; comprising
Xerxes the Great Cyrus The Great Darius the Great Alex
ander the Great Hannibal the Csrthagenisn Juus Csar
Alfred Inc Great William the COnquerOr, Queen Eliza
beth Mary Queen Of Scots Charles the First Charles the
Second Maria Antoinetie, Madame Roland Illuminated
Ttlepsges and numerous engravings l6mo. muslin, oO
cents each muslin, gilt edges, - cents each.
XII.
SINGLETON FONTENOY, r. N. By James Hannay,
OLIVE, By the Author of "The Ogilvesn $40; paper,
q cents j24 ltDltW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

A GENTS WANTED.-From $500 to
HSl 200 year be made in selling the New Family
Manual 8 Nsssau-st ID floor Call or address postpaid
Inns
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WANT PLACES.

AS NURSERY COVERINGS in family, or
IN Teacher in School, by respectable young Widow
"a Protestant the old country. lie competent to
give instruction In all the English branches of education
and the Piano Forte young pupils Has objection 10
travel Companion Lady, Children'e Nurse and
having been about children for the last twelve
Yeas; would go Housekeeper where her services
would beuseful. Has good city references. Any
curing such person will address s. at the Office Of this
paper, and will meet with prompt attention. jA II"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-24
ANOTHER CASE OF SHOOTING ,

Yesterday afternoon about half past 3 O'clock,
difficulty occurred between VIM. Hargrove and David
B. Bridgeford the ship lock OF the Dock which re-
suited in an appeal the pistol by Hargrove, and the
consequent shooting of Bridgetord The difficulty
grew out of a collision between labourer employed
by Messrs. G. NJ. Lauman & Co., and one OF the ne
groes employed in Messrs T. & S. Hargrove's factory.
1t appears that the workmen engaged on the ship
lock procure water from spout which runs under the
ice house OF Messrs. Rankin & Whtock; the factory
of the Messrs Hargrove is likewise supplied from the
same source One of the white labourers, on going to
the spout for water yesterday, found a negro there
whom he drove away. The negro complained OF the
treatment to Mr. VIM. Hargrove, who repaired to the
whilst the ground Mr. Brdgeord, overseer for Lau.
man & Co., approached Mr.. Hargrove in a hostile
uanner-a collision ensued during which Hargrove shot
him with pistol The ball took effect in the left breast,
near the cartignous articulation of the fourth rib with
the s,eruum Immediately in the region OF the vessels
of the heart. The ball passed obliquey upwards and
backwards on line with the processes of the scapola
and remains 10 the wounded man. The wound is be.
eved to be mortal.
Mr.. Hargrove surrendered himself voluntarily into
the hands of the officers OF the law
The wounded man was conveyed ito the house Of
Captain B. Graves near the old ship lock- where every
attention was paid which his critical condition demand
ed. tie is Canadian by birth. came to this city a
year or so ago, with Mr.. Lauman, and has wife,
whom he welded about year since. Drs. Haskins,
Sutherland and Woodbridge we're in attendance short
ly after he received the wound
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-24

The steamship Pampero arrived at New Orleans on
the 18th inst from Galveston, in 28l hours from bar
bar. We gather from the Picayune and Delta a few
items of interest.
Gen. Sam Houston visited Galveston on the 10 h
inst and received by the citizens with great
daily. Daring the evening he addressed large crowd
OF citizens at the market, and at night grand ball
was given him at The fremont house. Next day, at
the Powhatan house, and the residences of several
OF his friends, public reception given all who
desired to pay their respects the hero OF San Jacin-
to, and ior this purpose notice given by handbls
Nc But order to extend the pleasure OF such re-
cepton more generally all classes of citizens they
were duly notified by large placards that Gen. Hous-
ton would hold leyee the City Hail on the day fol-,
loving, and from all accounts there were very lew
the citizens who neglected this opportunity to pay their
respects TO this distinguished man.
ELECTION OF Commemorative Galveston Journal
thinks Mt Epperson, the Wing candidate for Cover.
nor Is sure OF election If his friends all their
strength ltsays he ought to- and probably will receive
QUO votes IN Eastern Texas and 1000 in tho Wes-
tern portion, and whoever gets 900 viii be cleo
ted
DEPLoRABLE NEws.-By communication from a
Roma correspondent in The brownsville Sentinel. we
learn that the condition ct affairs in the valley Of the
Rio Grande is extremely deplorabe. He represents
tine Indians as ranging at will the whole country
punGefing numbering and rayaging In one iDcursion
rom Laredo 10 Rome they had killed eight men,
The Expectations OF the Indians not The only evils
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-24

10 %hleI' hsy avs compelled subrai,, Armed bhids
oil Mextoans rom M egico are roaming over the
tfy SEEING and carrying off such large numbers If
horses and cattle, that the number which formerly
psst1ed IN the forests and prairies between the Nue.
and the RIO Grande has become materially lessen
ed some Americans in conveying goods up the river
had landed them on sandbar for the purpose of re-
shipping them in smaller boats, when thew were
poanced upon and seized by the vigiIant Mexican au
thorities.
The Sentinel says that Brownsville is terribly intes
ted with thevesburglaries and thes being Of nightly
occurrences,
THE CRoPs.-The News learns from gentleman
just from Corpus Christi, that they have had abundant
rains on the Nueces and Rio Grande In all that reeog
the crops very .e, aud IN; reay places suffer-
Cd rather from excess OF rain than from drouth.
The INDIAN CoMMIssIoM-We learn from the West
ern Texan, of the 26 utmo, that Messrs. Todd,
Campbell and Temple, United States Indian Commits
sones for Texas and New Mexico, barring to leave
for Washington City, with view to closing the bust
ness OF the Commission. The OF heir departure,
before concentrating the important duties assigned tem
IS given In the following paragraph, which we extract
from the Texans article on the subject:
This step on their part, we learn has proceeded from
the acts OF the last Congress, in emitting to increase
the appropriation granted at previous session. which
omission disabes them from executing all the purposes
contemplated by the act creating the Commission, and
from the recent reorganization of the Indian Depart
Commits toner's in the formation of treaties with the
Indians, have been transferred to the Indian Agents.
and officers OF the Indian Bureau In this unexpect
ed state of the case, the Comm ssioners deem their
resignation to be the only proper course for them
pursue"