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ITOMESTEADS.-BioomingdaleLo Lots

u for sale 9h-av sd aud 8thss between 9th and
10th The negbborhood raTdiy improving aud free
fom present and The property
3 most elgbl, situated and offers large Inducements to
psrsoss DESTROYS Of securing homestead, OF making an
Investment Terms will be male easy, and the te
disputable. Apply to WILLIAM VENVILL,
dl 4wM&Ths Atty at Law, &C, No. l42 Broadway
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miscellaneous advertisements.

DLUSHES and HAIR CLOTH.-The
Il subscribers offer for sale complete assortment OF
every quality and style of the above goods OF their IN
Importation Also general assortment of Cabinet Harc-
ware A. < H. S. THORP s CO,
AZ ltMWedsFs No. I63 William-st
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TAKE NOTICE.-The subscriber has
Il ceased all business connection with PETER W:
Balm his former partner, and gives notice that the SAID
Mr. Balm has longer any authority 60 use my name or
trade mark stamp, either on Tsusses or o h< lnsTu-
ments, he having been enloped from So doing
WILLIAM r. GOULDING, No % Fulton St
New York December |, 1851. dS 81
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NILIAAE LOTS.-For sale, close to
rising Village bordering Railroad few Mules
from New York, THIRTY ACRES OF LAND. which
will cut Up about 500 ios No grading filing up
required Title good aud viii he sold barga Apply to
MIR WATROUS. No. u Maiden lane.
single lots Is each near the DEPOT d8 2t'r
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PRIVATE DANCING
CHG CLASSES.-W. WHALE
Uiano-Gortes.

ME l. O ID EON S. CARHART a.
w NEEDHAM, manufacturers of Carhart's Patent
MeiodeOns Warerosm No. 293 Broadway; Mandatory
No. IS East 18Th n Y. Price from $50 to 5000 n2s I'm
old VIOLlN.-For sale, ne-toned
" genuine old instrument with case complete and M
per feet order Apply a. MILLETTS No. 80 Broadway
% 3tMWSFs
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professional Notifies.

CAUTION TO THE DEAF.-There
~ are three kinds Of quscks that the deaf should be-
ware Of the first those protesting 70 all deafness
with Prssic Acid vapos the second, with Os and the
third person protesting TO be an experienced aurst Of
iisement TO recommend HIM. DR. LUTENER, No. 40
Broadway is the only recognized aurst IN the United
S~.s dc ims
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Real estate for 6ale.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-45th ST.
IN lots north side 300 feet east of lth av
and between 10Th and h-avs each To- Is q by 100 feet
inches in depth. o,o
Ash st-5 lets south side Of 18th St commencing $50
feet west Of thav each lot % by 100 feet 3inches
deep "a
Ash. s-2 lots north side 45th st. commencing 100 feet
west of 18th. hy: each lot Is by 100 feet inches
lots north side 10th ST. commencing 40 feet
Of 9Th s each lot 80 feet inches by 100 ieet'
inches. ~, n
For terms and particulars apply to the auc No
Wall-st. lC6 1wJ COLE CHiLTON.
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NOR HAVANA-FIRST VESSLaMxlL
TIE sDleudid and fayor,se packet ship ~
COLON, Capt Francis c Coin, van nave ...se. bss-
dispatch for the abovs port. For ffsign' Il PEI ~
I spo Tys5 :; TLEsroN CO.. No ws'''A's-
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BOSTON PIANOS.-SAFFORD IL
~ BROTHER No. 800 Broadway n. Y agents FOR the
following well known Boston Piano Forte Establishments
Hallett Allen. successors TO Brown Halett y
Woodward Brown A. W. Ladd W p Emers)n.-
Prices from s75 $500 Pianos TO rent and tuned di I'm
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for SALE-The fas. sail

SCHOONER for SALE.-The fast sail.
~ ing schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN, row living Al,
the foot Of Christopher ST North RIVER Sad vessel
feet beam, feet hold, q feet Keel draws feet water
when eaded $50 tuns burden She has been re-
built from her keel ~ this last Spring she has rggng
and ssils throughout Also everything complete and
IN running order at moment She wen calculated to
runto Virginia the pine wood trade Said schooner can
Be bought low ana on accommodating terms by applying
PEIER CRANER. Poughk eepsie, ar 60
VIM. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
d. im' City Hall. Ny.
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Co-pdrtnership.

NOTICE.-The copartnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers under the
Ct SAMUEL G.. CORNELL = CO. is dissolved All
pafte, indebted TO them required 10 account t. teR
Assgnees Peter Cornell and John levitt Jr, a. their
Office No. 243 Waier.st
SAML c. CORNELL.
dc lws T. WICKES BLATCHFORD
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financial.

NOTICE.-The Directors of the New
York and New-Haven X r. Co. have thus dag Order
ed the allotment Of the remainder Of the Capital Stock Il
tbs Company being 5000 shares OF 500 each, $500 co.,
among the present stockholders Of the Company a. TIE
Of share for each five shares, and one a Of ole
share for each odd share held BY them respectively The
llth Aug INST
The following ln,alments are 20 be pzid
s2-Twtnty-fye on lsf September next.
ST. October next.
SIS - November next
S25- - December merit.
A circular vii be sent - eaca stakeholder.
aal5 III thenlavAtJ
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DIANO-FORTE for SALE.-A splen-
u did Rosewood Piano Forte. made by Gilbert, Of BoS-
round Hnshed to stand the middle Of the
necessary This be had at great bargain for
cash good paper Inquire at No 81 Old slip, up stars
d3 lw- JOHN NORTON, Jr.
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mo SELLERS The Undersigned, Sec

u Rotary Of several Building and Loan Associations,
keeps register or the inspection OF members aud oheys)
Of all property offered tr sale IN thus City, Brooklyn aud
William burgh Persons having hou or lots for sale,
lease, will find greatly 10 Their advantage 10 leave
description and price Of their property with PECARE,
Office No 200 Hester at, cor Center.
B-perons dosrous OF purchasing or leasing houses
or lots suit themselves by examining the subscribers
register. sl3 San
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4 HARVEY TIMPSON, Accountant,
- Auditor ke, Twill keep the Books Of Merchants,
and others by the month year audit the accounts u
public Companies and Benevolent Societies; close up
Bankrupts' accounts Address No sl William 20, At
the Book Store Of Robert Sears. Esq MO lm'
4 CARD.-Dr. DAVID l.. ROGERS
~ has returned the city Of Nev-York and resumed
the Surgical practice Of his profession a. No IS WsysI
place. oNzm'
DEMOVAL.-J. G.. AMBLER, Dentist,
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he has removed from No. &c PARk-PLACE 10 No.
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. adjoining the Newly ork Un-
vsrsy. nll I'M.
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NOR SALE-The barge Superior, now
= runases between Neweursh and Nsw-Yerk as a
neght and passage boat. She well calculated for the
business having saloon with sixteen sta,e-roons sut
Sisn 10Y the accommodation Of forty passengers add
uon 10 her accommodations below deck For ara
INQUIRE o. ire captain ON beard, az the foot OF Warren ST.
New York. % the subscribers AZ Newhurgh
DO I'M CARPENTER co.
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NOR SALE, acres of LAND at
II KmgshIdge.t Also, 81 acres; and two lots 5th-av
and 18th n Brooklyn Sy lots. and corner lot Murray
Hill Enquire of C. DAYTON, No. ID John-st be-
tween 10 and II, A. NJ nj 2mMWsF
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HOUSE FOR SALE, near Cornwall

u u Landing. Orange County. A neat two-story hnck
House containing Also seven acres OF Land
connected herewith, which are several hundred
choice Fru, Trees many Of than in bearing. From the
premises commanding view Of the bay For particulars
inquire Of loo 2awMSw2mcl b. n. MACE. Nevburgh
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-19

4 An EccrsTRrc PARsos.--Old Parson B, who pre-
sided little flock in Of the back towns Of the State
Of NJ was without any exception, the most eccentric
Divine we knew. His eccentrices carried far
in the pulpit out Of it, An instance we will relate
Among his church members was one who invariably made
practice Of leaving the church the Parson wohds
through his This praciised long that after
while became matter Of course and the di
vine seemed to take notice Of it, And be at length notified
Brother that such thing must he felt assured, be need
less but said that hour his family needed his service at
home, and he must do nevertheless leaving church
he always took roundabout course which by some myse
ous always brought him in close proximity with the
village tavern, which he would enter sand thereby hangs
tale"
Parson B. ascerained from that Ps object in
leaving the church to obtain dram, and he deter
mined to stop his leaving and disturbing the congregation in
future, IL such thing possible.
The Sabbath Brother p. left his seat at the usual
time, and started for the door, when Parson B. exclaimed,
/" Brother P.!" g,.t
p being thus addressed, stopped short. and gazed
wards the pulpit
Broher p" continued the psrson, "here is no need
Of leaving church at this time passed the tavern
this morning made arrangements with the landlord keep
your ,oddy hot till church was ou"-N, York Observer.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-19

HAxovia=Ths Iindssbsrg the Royal Palace and Parks.
the homes Of Lesni1 and Hchs. Csmssy and House for
the Dead.
COIoesr-Ths Cathedral. st. Peters Church, Church Of
St. Ursuls, house in which Rubsus was born.
WEsBADxx-The Kursaul This town is pleasantly al
tuatej but has striking objects Of interest As the first
watering place in Germany, press an entertaining yarie
ty Of characters, the representatives. every land.
FRAsKroRr ON THE MAIsE-TheWoemer the Be.hmsnu
Museum Goethe's Monument the Protestant Church in
which the Diet Of 4s and 49 held tht Sessions the resi-
dences outside the wallis the Villa Of ohschid the house
in which Madame Rothschd lived and ded in the Jewish
ARK ACHiprLLE-Caihedral and Tom Of Charlsmagne,
Louisberg, the Envrons
BRUsELs-The Park, Chamber Of Representatives, Bo-
tancal Garden, Hotel de Vile, St. Gudule Place Royal
Alice Verte, Ride Lacken, Manufacture Brussels lace
BY house OF Vandsrkelen Bresson, Excursion Waterloo
AsrwEar-The Cathedral, Well Of Quenen Matsys,
Place Verte, Museum, and Gallery.
AMsrERDAM-TheS Ship Canal the Canals the Vindmills
the Royal Palace.
We have thus hastily named few, and you w6ud but
very few of the attractive sights be found in somtof the
cities you will visit nor are they arranged in the oaer Of
their relative interest We have been obliged to note hem
rapidly, and thus may have omitted very desirable pes
for you to You will generally be able to obtain sats
factory information concerning them from landlords and the
| valet de place you may employ.
DRESS AND ORNAMENTS.
Below give you list Of places in which you NAV find
certain articles Of dress ornament.
This will be especially useful to ades-buy these articles
the places designated where they manufactured and
not trust to ndngthem nearer point Of embarkaon for
home.
LIvERPooL AND BouLoeNE-Carved ivory.
BIRaIKGHAM-Papier Msche and silver plated ware.
EDISBuRsH AND GL GLAsGow-Blankes shawls, and Scotch
pebble ornaments.
BELFAsT-Linen.
DUBLIS--Irish bog.wood ornaments and Irish Popln.
CoLoGsE-The genuine cologne water Of Jean Maria
Farina.
BRUssxLs AND AsTwERP-Fine lace and painted satin
wood boxes.
ovps.---, MArrxc., orHER TOWNS on the Rhine
Staghorn ornaments
BERIISDeicate work in iron porcelain shades bronze
medals, and amber ornaments.
LEIPsIc-German books. g.. ~.
DREsDEN-Chna.
PRAGUE-Bohemian glass.
vIHsSA-EIceent gloves and shoes very cheap here
Bohemian glass.
FLoREscx-The Florentine Mosaic.
RoME-Roman Mosacs, Roman Scarfs, Roman pearls,
Canoes, &c. =
NAPLEs-Lava and Coral ornaments Gloves very cheap.
GEroA-Delicate silver and gold flagree works, Vel
vet, &C. . sa@
GEsEvA-Watches, Agate ornaments, Carved Chamouni
Wood, &c.
LEsHoRN AND PIsA-Alabaster ornaments.
Yours, very truly, CYRUS W. FIELD.
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COMMERCIAn DICTIONARY

McCULLOCH'S COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY,
M London edition, corrected, enlarged, and brought down
1850 one volume filled with maps and giving the sound
ngs OF all ports and harbors r
History of all Nations from the earliest to the present time
BY ). g. Goodrich. Two volumes, Boston, 1851.
The United States its Power and Progress: BY Gulaume
Tell Poussin. Translated from the French by 4. L. Du
Barry, U. s. N; volume, 1851 r L es. s..t
The Freemason's Manual through all the Degrees OF Free
engravngs, 1881. w
Haupt the Construction Of Bridges volume 1851
Geyer History Of the Swedes: translated BY j. H. Iur-
ner, NJ. A.. one volume, London.
Readings for every day Lent compiled ron the writings
of Bishop Jeremy Taylor, by the author OF Amy Herbe
one volume, 1851
spl7- FRANCk IAfLon-
CCHOOL BOOKS and Stationery for sale BY r. FARM
- HAM corner Of Eleventh street and Penn. avenue.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
STATISTICS OF THE CENSUS.

Messrs. GALES e. SEAToN: Herewith enclose
for insertion in the National Inlelgencer some sy-
noptical tables of the Census of 1850, with CON-
parative remarks on the forSer, and probable future
increase and spread Of the population. By refer
ence 10 your files, you will see that on the I'd jan
uary, ls45, No. 9944, your paper Of that day con-
tanned Tabular Views, prepared by me, on the same
subject. l may now simply observe, that, with
some labor had found that an annual increment
of three per cent. per annum, operating as base
on 3,929, ,S27, the amount of the Census of 1890,
and without reference to the intermediate decennia
enumerations, gave the following comparative re.
suits:
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOW
COLLEGE,

COLLEGE,
Corner of F and 18th streets, Washington d. C.
SUMNER coURsE-FAcULTY. ..t.0
MOBILE YOUNG, MD Professor Of Principles and Prac-
j tice Of Medicine. .s ..
Charles H. Leberman, Professor of Institutes and
Practice Of Surgery.
Flodoardo Howard Nd Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
eases OF Women and Children
t johnson Elliot, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Joshua Ritchie NJ d. Professor Of Institutes Medicine
James M Austen 3D. Professor of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
J. w. H. Lovejoy, NJ D., Pr ofessor OF Chemistry.
Samuel w. Everett M. D., Adunct Professor and Demon
strator Of Anatomy
The Lectures will commence the second Monday in May
and continue four months.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered and operations perform
ed patients from the Inrmary and Public Dspensary
ached to the College, commencing in May, and continuing
during the year. ..@...
Fee for the full course. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
Matricnlation, (paid only once, )................
Graduation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
Demonstrator,s ticket. 10
Pepetuai ticket. .................... $50
Fee for those who have attended two full courses in
other COLLEGES. So
For further information address the Registrar.
FLODOARDO HOWARD, M.D Registrar,
ap 5-S6Tut2TusMay Corner of F and Tenth sts
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COOPER FEMALE ACADEMY.

MR.. E. z. BARNEY, the gentleman who has been EN-
M poyed for several years the Principal Of the Cooper
Female Academy situated in the city Of DArToS ohio in
tending retire from the perinendence Of that institutions
the end Of academca year. the Board Of rus
desire engage competent to succeed him.
The school Of well established aod high character, and
teacher will be acceptable who not expected to sustain for
that good reputation The buildings in excellent cond
tion and adspted for accommodation of fifty boarders in
addition very large number of day scholars and the in
stuton enjoying full and profitable patronage. As
the Principal supplies furniture for the from his
the Of capital will be necessary
Letters proposals from applicants invited Unex-
Oeponable and satisfactory references will be required The
aeademcal year viii begin the 1 Of September, and
important that the Principal should be employed,
and his post ready upon his duties at that time
that there shall be no interruption Of the progress OF the
| school. :
Address Trustees Of Cooper Female Academy Dayton,
| Ohio. SAMUEL FORRER President.
| ROBT. C. SCHENCK,
| j. ID PHILLIPS,
E. w. DAVIES,
| ROBT. w. STEELE, ..u .'.
| RICHARD GREEN,
ap Board Of Trustees.
| (iHEAP SCHOOL BOOks AND STATION ER I
~ For sale by TAYLOR u MAURY,
aP3 booksellers, Ninth street.
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Note-AH aggregate population of SO to the square mile
the Atlantic States would give 81, $685. 900 but the capa
by would than exceed 100 the square mile, give
upwards of forty-two millions.
TABLE 5-Synoptic Table Of the sic States Of the United
States toest Of Pennsylvania and Virginia north Of Ten
nessee and east ofhe Upper Mississippi rirer, per
Census of 1850. 49, r."..-'7S
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TIME Lykens Valley Coal Company prepared sell
their Coal red grey and white ash deliverable at their
depot Mersburg Dauphn county, Pennsylvania, (at the
head OF the Wconseo Canal at their wharves at Hsvre
de Grace and Baltimore. Orders sent to the Company's
Agents. Isaac Prince r Baltimore Francis Wenrck, Mil
Iersburg or to the Company, No 10 Pine street.
New York will be promptly attended TO. will be the
deavor of the Company deliver their coal purchasers in
the best possible order. WIN. HAWKINS, Treasurer,
3i-lmdSxcp New York.
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TABLE 3-Synoptic Table of ertent and population Of
the four Southeastern atlantic Sates per Census Of
1850.
Political Section.

NoTE. Table 8 gives aggregate population which
demands some special remarks The three Northern States
North Carolna South Carolna and Georgia, with joint
of squae miles, have aggregate population Of
$4,000 afracton over eighteen 10 the square mile.
TABLE 4-CoLectire Table of the aggregate ertent and
population Of the sirteen Atlantic States Of the United
States, as giren in detail, per Tables l, 2, and 8.
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No,e-Ths table, from the aggregate results Of its gen.
era elemens demands special remarks The four first
named States, with aggregate surface Of l7473O square
miles, presents aggregate population Of 1904 1913, and
aggregate of 26 to the square mile.
TABLE 6.Synoptie Table Of the tolo,cing named seren
n States, included in the Census of 1850.
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it. The following few Of the places which the traveller
likes first to see The Capitol. the Forum with its
Casar Baths Of Titus, Of Csracala Portico of Ocavia
Temple Of Ves,a, Gotto Of Egea, Theatre Of Marcelu
Saus House, the Pantheon, st. Peterss and the other
Basuss. the Vatican, the Galleries Of the Capitol the Aca-
denny Of 81 Luke, most of the churches described in Murray
Guide Book for all Of them contain fine Works Of Art The
Barberin, ACofsini Bonaparte. Borghese, Cene Dora
Pamfe, Tarnesne. Rosgos Torlonia and Spsds Palaces
with the Qurnal pontcai Palace, will be found attractive
tain The following Villas outside the walls should Be Wis
tied, Villa Borghese, Albani, and Dora-Pamfili rt m
The Catacobs and Columbaria, Of Rome are objects Of
great interest," is also the English Cemetery in which
Shelly is buried
Pleasant excursions may be made to Tiyo Fasca S,.
biaco and the Lake Of Albano.
NArLEs-Musee Borbotico the Cemetery Of the Church
Of the Holy Apostles the Csse the Chaa public prone
nsde Villa Rsale, Church ofSt Clair Santa Maria del Car
mine, Exclusions to Vesuvius Herculaneum and Pompe
Toreno, Iseha and Capaithe Grotto Of Po
sipo, &c.
sMrasA.-The Castle view from the Windmill, the Ba-
zaars.
TRIrsrE-The ride along the sea coast the Lazaretto,
the Exchange.
vIEsHA-The Church Of St. Stephen, the Church Of the
Capuchns in the vaults Of which the royal family and the
son Of Napoleon are buried Church Of ST. Augus,n, ST.
Mchaels Church, Church Of ST. Charles Borronico the
Palace Of the Emperor the Imperial Coaches and Slegh the
Bevdere Palace with It's collections. the Prae the Bae the
Peoples Garden which contains Canovas fine Statue Of The
the Royal Gadens the Schwazenberg Garden Excur-
sions to Schonbrunn-the beautiful Summer Palace Of the
Emperor, Over .Meidling, LaIenburg and Modlung.
PRAeux-This Is beautiful town. Notice the bridges,
visit the Imperial Palace and Cathedral the residence o
Tycho Brahe, the Forfcaons Laurenceberg, the Bohe-
| mian Museum, Church of Lorette, &c.
DREsDES-The Franen Krche, ascend the dome for the
very fine the Catholic Church, the Castle the Grune
Gewobe Green Vaults-a wonderful collection Of curious
work in silver bronze, go ivory, precious stones, &C. the
Synagogue, Palace Of Japan, Palace and Terrace OF Bruh
Bath of Link the Dresden Picture Gallery, which contains
several masterpieces, and many fine paintings.
LEIPc-The University the Book Establishment Of Rock
the Rosenha the Battle Ground, the Observatory sc.
BraLIx-The Street Uner den Lenden, the Museum the
Castle, the Hall Of Arts, the ArseUa Royal Library the
Palace Of Prince William Of Prussia Palace Of Prince Charles
Studio Of Ranch Whelms Paiz Opera House and Churches
built BY Frederic the Great.
PorsDAsr which Il but an hour distant from Berlin,
should be visited There the Royal Palsces Sans souc
the Garrison Kuche in which Frederic the Great buried &c.