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n AgSwIs AacuOaeeS.
pY BANGS, BROTHER IL CO., Trade

NSSNe hoomt Is PMh-rOW
REMOVALS. \ co have removed 10 the New
Store IS PsrsFo~
MONDAY EVENING. May 5, att O'Clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS SOCKS -B-inK lrge
collection Of popular standard WOfEs 10 tho various
brAnete embracing many 81 good library edtnous, and
great variety Of hsre aneous Literature, School and
Classics Bocks Particulars hereafter.
FRIDAY EVENING, May att oc.oeG
sUFERB ENGsAvlNGs -Jus received non London, being
mosg magnificent co lee ion OF noe line aud mrzzouni
Eng ish French Italian and German EngrsViags emorsc-
irg srge assortment Of the choicest Productions OF he
most celebrated 1ss OF Europe sDd incluting many hs
eIGuisiiey eolored CSiaoeues will oe Issued on
Thursday when the engrayngs viii 20 ready for inspec
zion. - .
MONDAY EVENING, MAY - at O'Clock.
VALUABLE PRivAIE LiBRASS.-rn- eoure Ltoeary OF
The lac Hoo 1uslus hckusrey. beng very large and
well selected COLLECTION ~ choice and valuable Standard
cut Of print. Particulars bersster.
THURSDAY. Msy IS. ~ 10 O'Clock, N.
FOE NON.FUL FlLLMENr % CoNrRAcr 800 co plea odd
20 Of the RsOsd Laws and Chsrefs ofhe Unet STATES
vOumes ard II with The exclusive right for The sac OF
the for Tho Safe Of NewYork. and South aud West
OF IT,
MONDAY. MAY ~.
REcULAR SPRISe PAgCEL SALE o. EN6LiSH AND AAERi.
BooGs.-rhis sale will be hed on the 9th OF NAY,
and following days. The English consiguments now In
hand very large and attractive COnsignments from
American publishers sre Ia tho usuL vGtegy Toe Gaia
logue will be ready IN few days
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as CHuD's nurse, by Colored Wo-
~ man who well understands herself with adv Be
ing accustomed 10 TIE water Woula have no ~ =
sss 1 - r.u - va ~ my5 q"
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e. q. L. A.-NsRgRra Chapter, No. 36.-fhe
hereby uounco thAt 1he Tegu a. meoungs OF
Sc Chapter viii be helG Friday evenings OusIesd OF
tcSy ss heretofore commencing on FRiOA1 ~ EN'
ING MAy y ~ ~ Bowrry when fall attendance 10 re-
Q,ued Sy order WA SMITH, ssobom pro ten.
LNNAloY. q II Lhe c mo u
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R. c KEMP. Auctoneer.
ANrX GOODS Stock of Fancy

NANCY GOODS Stock of Fancy Dry
a. Goods Millinery Articles Sc.-THlS DAY, III nisD
Al 10 oc.oct al 4l9 HudionH 0etweco ClsrSso0 AMI Le
roy by catalogue ghe entire stock con1sned Ia me
store il9 HucsOns VIZ general ssso ImeuI OF mill
merry straw goods silks hosiery. gloves, thread, hee-
dies fancy articles, ribbons, &c being all sessonaoe
gcoc, and worthy Of he attention Of the trade and others
Sale peremp'ory Catalogue on the morning OF sale. IT,
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BA. CHLros, Aueuonser.

HOUSE AND LOT.-Salo in partition
OF property sGhokst uadeS The direction Of Isase
V Fowler. TefeTee.-COLE Chiffon wili sell al sue
ton on THURSDAY, Mays, 1881, o. ~ O'Clock, 81 hs
Merchants Exchange ono lot Of ground hs west aide
Of sufoks distant 100 feet sOntery GOm the south wet
corner OF Suffolk add Stanton d feet 'front.' ADD by
leo deep with tho sOsOTy brics front House, with
attic under sld a story bundiog Ia Inc
further desc puOp acc L. gsl advertisement In The Tn
bune t3sJl myo 70
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JAsEs IA. MILLER. Auerooeer.

JANIS n. MILLER, AucuOneer.
I Peremptory sale OF valuable
lProperty b-oug ing inc Bsssord Estats 81 saeton
under lhs direction % W c. WepmoTe. E'q
JAMES NJ MILLER b CO, will sell AZ suction on
WEDNESDAY,, May 7. 1851. o. II o'clock al Jsetlafd's
Hotel West Farms slsnon Upper morrisanis village.
100 bulls sites 81 Morrisana fronting on tho Harlem
Rsirosd and AyeuDe sclOlning Upper monssnls village.
on the South and Esst gad Tho Norm BY FOSdbsn,
Kirg's Bddee West Farms Road sod 81 JOHNS Dloge.
The location 10 unsurpassed by any ever offered 10 hs
public 10 that whole OF the cOanRy being surround
% by 9 thrhv nelghbOrhoOd and gr0 wing village.
Lilhogfaphle maps be had tbs anc loo room u
Maiden lane, where every information will DO gwen
my53ts
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R c. KEMP. Aueuoneer.

r G. KEMP Aaeuoneer.
EARPETINGS.-- Assiguee's Sale of
~ sock Of rich Csrpetings on "WEDNESDAY, May
7ih Al 10 O'Clock the Chinese Assembly Rooms, $50
Broadway-R c KEMP will sell at auction, as shove by
order Assignee for cssh about 300 pieces Of rich ROYAL
iton Tacestrr English thrs AIDED Brussels Ia
ptsry Brnses heepy super ingrain Venetian stair and
hs carpetng oil floor cloths door mats, kc com
pfsnR spen did assortment desirable styes ana ali OF
which will be sold without In lots 10 suit pur
chs,ers and particularly worthy OF The attention OF
housekeepers and The trade. Catalogues the morning
Of sale. myo IL
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esAHome for AII.-MANHATfAN

eS-A Home for AII.-MANHATfAN BUILDING
ASSOCIATION established pursuant TO act Of incorpors
uon paased May TO- MORGAN MoRGANs. ESQ., PresidenL
ROOFS are now open to receive subscriptions the sece
srys Once where Rules ProspecIuses, &C can ne o.
tanned without charge. Shsres $500, monlhy dues IS.
The principles OF lhis Association are far more noerA
than sny that have yet presented tue pubic, and
The unprecsdenIec advantages offered TO shsreho ters
mus rove highly acceptable those who desire 10 es
cape he burdenng OF high The fret payment
bes an Arm H. aud persons have opportunity TO
JOIN present rates until he second Monday In May,
when The second iuGtalment viii become due.
A Special Meeting Will he held on MONDAY EVEN
ING May O'Clock al the corner OF ChrysIle ano De
lar cv an, The Secretary and Treasurer VIII no READY 10
receive subscriptions (banG aole money! all ociock
my5u. w l. BOSrOCK Sec ry, 50 Nasssu'st hoom9'
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~ A Gem for the Toilet.-Dr. J. A. CuNAlSGs
complete OF Dental toilet sruces embracing bottle Of
premium Toogh.w sab . box ~ DenInice Toothbrush,
orar se woOd Pick Only 81 So for cleansing and pre-
serving sih and gums and purifying me breath els
gsIuy compscuy pu up 10 neat case aud very con.
pent for travelling purposes also making very useful
SO teSuu al prescott Tooth ssh IS Denrfco p
and 20 cenls For sale by A D sands 100 FutOnsI
{ II Riog, ls2 Bfosdwsy; g w Tu1le, S4S Broadway
VIM h Cary Co, rs Pesri-sL my5 SsSW&Fh
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L A
srIsDAY EVENING, hsy s, az O'Clock ~ me Bfoao-
: ~ soose By order. JOSEPH NJ. PRICE Cnn
ss Sss SSsI ELS. Secretaries my5 n
gin General Committse OF DEMOCRATIC
| SRl6 DUNG mEN Pnd.y evening, May 5. iS5l;
he foloVipg EssoprOns presented sy e Deia1sla
sch Chairman OfIhe Executive COmmh1se' "o'o s4oPE
s.l,>d That the Revolutionary sciion OF Senator'S at
,.ey 10 disorEanizug ihe Legia'uIe, ~ ~ he
,be1eveo BY majority Of that uooy neeess1'y - 'o
~. GOOD forms q sgDAl Illustration OF me oo.rucuse
,.,s.. OF false and spurious dem crazy Ana. .io
pphoding course 40 ren1kale ~ ~ =
iDt - NV ne fnllv reazed when We rehect upon nc
ANTON Of our Government should II OscoinS 1u7
s.,etlona or Of partisan HinOfltes, IN our o'1'o - -
-, c0ucis 70 sscece from ana olssoVe 1on, ~ =,
.,see Of ally act whose cOnstsn1ionsy may % 0'"'o
R..ored That while the Constitution require, as s9r2
$3.50. ~ the Canals be Sscfeoy deYoi7d 70 lDo -
49, md enlsrPement tie inlurcrons wyulo Vny ~
ed with lhss wisdom ana foresight SDcn g. ~ s,
ye hopno 10 exercise, were ths "olA 10
o t,o,s5i,t.ly 90 long ~ capital ana IaOY ~ 10y.
40 efber pledge ihsn ihst those cur plus ~ 10 he
Tped he orgsne ~" or & reIv Tor ,nsir seen.
INV The sste Is expressly declared exemp1 fon al oe''
u6 ismIy s believe the people place entire reli
100 tter highest judicial tribunals ana mat ~nen
b,,r representatives oouo' me c9o,hl1uynsrJ - h
y,.,ure sucn representatives. 90 lneI wnolo 1uy ~
n,,ng n with voice and vote, Wllnod're'V'uns w ''"
oisppJ Tb.t the welfare aud honor OF the State OF
KswYo ne prosperity OF hsi pe'pV, sTJ ~ 1nI.yos
Imn,oysmenl Of ~hicb DeWin clinton vas 'he SUE
s,,b he Mig part, has ever snd untedly been
ssvost That representing Inc Known ioelngs ol Ins
wig Youne Men Of New York we extend NE
sfow,ho 400 sympslhy TO our bfenfen In ne lh'7foI
" 49, -. az pAi,iotc Wbigs and 10 81 who are srug'
,, ar ire establishment o. -ng hteneo avs, ~nos7 po-
No. facbment 10 assured by their psnOusn' ana VIZ
Voc bud up public Interests 'hongh on Inc runs VI
tpUty ,,, ~ o,hi,s.ad
O'u''''' ''' ERASYUS BROOKS, Chairman.
Wn U A ~ ssrs Vice Chairmen.
r NJ x.osS secre.s,y pTo tsp my5 lt
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TIE NEw.YOhKi'. m. nc ~. " Ne
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Democratic Wing General CetnnltIee'-
,GssUlsr Me@uUg % mis- CCmmltlss viii Do hed o.
nIsDAY EVENING, MAJ s, stS O'Clock, A. the bfoao
~, Boose By order, JOSEPH NJ. PRICE Cnn-
xS.,esfpUs E,Lls Secretaries my5 Il
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I EMUEL SATTERLEY.-Sl0wi will be
Il <paid for information Of LEMUEL sArTERLEY,
sooier in The War Of 1914 dead, his heirs, by j.
WHATELE1, . linton place. as wv
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CARPET and on CLOTH.-Wanted,
CLERKSHIP OF PARTNERSHIP.-A

~ Young Married Man, native Of this city Just termi-
Eating business engagement 10 DESTROYS Of forming AZ
OlheE either clerk associate In some COOS business
IN or nt sr this city tie has had ten years counting
house experience, both boeG keeper ana general csfG
L. OF good address has received liberal education, 10
familiar with the Spanish aud french languages, All has
some movie, re Of German He has been engaged for
ltree Yeas past In connection with steamships snd pas
sepgefs from his port ana would prefer employment In
The same line, being well acquainted with the details u
the business Wil receive propositions from any good
business house: and n desirable ~ milan small cash
capital Address c. w. J., box $40, Post Office my5 %
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~ Important Free Lecture.

BANkIN0s pTesenI course Of Free Lectures 10 Lsdies
taxes place THIS DAY al The Society Library Rooms oi6
Broad TAV 81 "a O'Clock z. M subieci- The Influence
of al Improper Construction Of ChAis Sofas and Desks
and Of al Improper Position during Sleep In Producing
tbe WEAKNESS and Bodily DeIOrmi1es OF Children aud
Young People" The great neel OF aovice on these im
poltat topics ought 10 secure good attendance upon
lie lecture The isdieI generally invited 10 attend.
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MONEY LOANED--In largo or small
IVA suns on Plate, Watches Jewely, Wearing APPsre
Pianos Personal Properly Of every description ADDRESS
CONFIDENTIAL. Tribune Office. s22mAWSc
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~ ssysnlseuIh Ward DE
r. 10 tho Fare Department aua tao fuoIc.

~ To the Fare Department aua 'ae fuonc.
his with eugs Of deep regret 1ha1 ~ ae obliged ny
he necessity Of tho 10 appear before you 10 correct
Ne isleD by Chief Ensnee 10 he Cad 90 no
Fire Department IN relation To The election OF Al As's
en-, Engineer Not approving OF ehsr OF mo csndl'aes
bOnuS,eo 81 tremen's Hal, We had no alternative l-h
kgi 10 select such man was competent aud worthy
ara rOninRie him solely these grouuds A. an ind-
psoSst candidate not having romotes ides Of Oppo
raop 10 the wishes VI the Cti-f Engueer ItlsamNtec
Of suTptIe well ~ regret, lhs the Chief Edgoe-r
oad far forget his position "a TO charge any MEMBER
a he Department and especially Oue whose chNfsctof
sAuds high Mr. VEINS pung place ny which
to oppose b IN se discharge Of he daues What could
have prompted him to attach 90 us tho name OF Clique
wsMe sueIy ala loss 10 know. Toe movemant wac ~
,sereI Mott Of The meegng sent 10 every officer
"a The Department 1--WE uty 81 ht Of whom were present,
pmrseBh1g every district IN thc city.
Aitough mr VEINS name had been mentioned, he stood
10 bsuef ehssce than others who were named among
VI several Of Mr. CSrsons warmost hlends, Que
Of Ntom would have received the nomination hsd no not
ttcipeo accepting u; whereupOn The nomination Ws
uMmOusy leLdcTed 10 Nj. Henry 'nu, VINO very
tVeaIuy saebied 10 sOS the use Of bis usme QUO
COY motive n nominating HIN wa 10 bring ior~atI
whO IA every way con peten 10 oschaSe mo us-
We Asut Engineer with CT edit 10 himself Snd 10 me
nlsfscuOn OF the Department
fss charge of having circulated lse and malicious re
pom IN TeioTeIce 10 Nj Jackson 10 wholly untrue ahs
b,xe.h he notice of honorable men.
'''''- SAMUEL e sELCHER, OF Hose 80, Chm
JFNENaAN. Of HOsc b. eoc'y
DANIEL ID CON0yER HOse 81,
JOsIAn HEDDEN Engine %
CHAGLEs MILLER Engine ST.
DELATOUg, Hose 8,
Committee.
Engine Hose.
J.ns, A rmp,oR..... IS VIM J. Lppiucoit. .Ss
David " Abdsrson...... John Nett ........40
Y l. Understandable Charles Kent. ............ .
fhomss Riev..... .S8 Robert COlfsx. ...........ll
John DecleT..........I4rho Thomas L. Parker, Jr....S6
lou n FomAn.........l9 NJ Nsddy. ............. :
Nm n Tveed.......... 6 George H. CLARK. ....'I@
Hose HydrauI
Reuben h Mount....... Vim. Nelson. ....s....ss'
New Yori, May 5. 1851 my5 Ito
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INC TIOUHI VTUWu bU0IUFUW tHHWNItNHWW
VII holn ts rrgu Ar monthly me-ing at National A IN
Csns-st, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 7,h inst, al 8
O'Clock. ADV person wishing 10 subscribe can do 50 a.
the Office SO Nassau Of JOhn the Sd 9Th and
9Th mt from 10 7 NJ Members who wish pay
their dues at the same place and time.
J. G BUCKBEE, President
f,goECE w COOPER, Secretary my2 ST.
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~. The yIechanics' Institute Rooms, al II

The Mechanics hoOme3 ~
uucion Of Bowery and DvsOns, comprising four nOoIs
Of $3.50 square feel each are being hed up YIN az Ro,s
be d.phich for the POLYTECHNIC ENHlblIIONi
which VIII be opened about the middle OF May meenan.
lea Inventors and others who desire TO place Articles
on exhibition. Will please communicate with The Acnay
Those who will require the of steam power aud nose
wbo may deaire to carry any mechanical operations
will please call A. the rooms aud make srraogehenS aoo
I.caious &c Men OF SAIL 10 any mechanical branch
wherein tsgeuUiV 10 displayed, and HE operation oil
Which would novel TO visitors An have suclenI
soted lbem on liberal erms well lighted and ventilated
rooMs Articles Tor exhibition viii be received lmRe-
dtziey al tie Rooms II desired and taken care OF ana 10
Cured ZADOCk FhAIT, rrea1eu1..
THOMAS c. DODD, ActuAry. 80
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NIILLINERS.-S Young Ladies
I'VE to worn Al Millinery and TO make Dress Caps, are
wanted Immediately a. 65S Broadway up stairs myo u
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BOARDING.

QOARD-Wanted, by a gentleman
- sDd bic wife with an uufuInished room, west Of
Broadway, not above 81 Johns PARK. Address H, Box
AZ Post Office. my5 81
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~ Che American Union of AssOciattOnists,
Inc AnIus Meeting Of The Ameicen AssO.isuOnst
vii be he d II tue North American PhslalX, Monmouth
County n j. on SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY.
Ma, All, 5th and 9Th. WILLIAM Henry CHASNISG viii
deliver DedlcstOTy Address 10 he rev Hall o. the Pms
aux on SUNDAY MORNING Visitors can reach the
Pbssnx by tsLiDg The Red Bauk Keypor boats my23h
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4 OST-In walking from 333 Broadway
40 FrAnklinst near The fombs, thence up Broadway
II 10 CbnsIl. PORE MonnAe or Pocketbook, containing
viii be suitably rewarded. lmy5 It. No BOND-Sf.
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Emis rant Intelligence and Labor Exchange,
8 md u CAnslN keE NOrE-Tha office 10 esIao sned
hy he Commissioners Of Emigration, where can always
e foun0 large numbers Of Lsboefs and Servants al very
low rses OF ages and persons have her orders hed
hy Wriung the Superintendent and sending the amount
essa pay The passage OF The parties required NO
q arge to employers. JAMES r fASAN
my2 MWAFH superintendent
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~ Latest ImprOvemenI.-We advise ali persons
10 vi,l J RNElS Daguerrean Gallery, l5S Broad way
ard eNsnhue these Mammoth Pictures The largest ever
.Aken by The Daguerrean process-being nearly as large
A, ni ard A. perfect In design and hnsh 40 the smaller
I've GtiRNEY'S Daguerreolypes are universally i'd
mined ana Acknowledged 10 % superior 10 any hero
tofore TAI 60 IN this country. Go and see then.
as6 IN
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o Bate Bachelors Liquid Hair Dys.-sArcHEL-

ORS 49, N'"I t-IQuId ItdIF Hycs- HNI N u
-,ros - celeobrsed 80 successful dat u "a
, S>snl " gel Zoe geoaiss a sA-CHeLOR'S Wig
~ or ,r,s, sNltt- ~h-rc 20 Il soif asp etale goi 70
AZ IL rus Dye Ia, psea ~ successful operseon
9eNa all I'm
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DARTNER.-Wantsd Partner with a

sus capital to lake part businesI Just being sArt-
ed this ely IL 10 connected win the business Of build
Ing beng he application OF new and important pr,nci
pie the heating and yenulaling houses. which when
Known he pubic will be Considered Indispensable 10
any hrsl rate house. Addreu CANADA a. thG odcs7
my5 ST.
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BOARD IN WULIAMSBURGH.-

HOE or TWO G-uLeuen can ind pleasant koosls - -
Breakfast .hd Tea II PnysIs Family Al - tH-- =
mlButes WAX from the Peek zip Ferry ooai'i - IT,
everY I've rl-nnles dung be dAy. So -
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~ John staats. MERCHANT TAILOR, has 70
moved hom lo2 fuIonst 10 1877 broadway formerly we
Franklin House. SSVlW'
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" /" How many bright eyes gro" dImIhoN
many son cheeks grow pale, and none eAn Ieu ne
ssucea hss been kbOwn produce he greatest changes
In the growth and color OF Ihe hair. bAdoess and grey
bAr 10 oen the cOn-s Qusoce OF severe and deep scon
and while nature csuses hese results ART has nventoi suc'
cess and beneficial restOrHVes The Oest OF these are
RoSlEs Hyperion Finid for 81 musung the growth and
l~Anty and BoGI IS Premium Electric Hair Dye for dye
tng tie hair black CARA brown color nhots In noed
nav obtain the,e articles ~ the store OF 4 Sands
lOO FULTON a. Rushon, CLARKE Co. rs BrOAd Way: Wm
Cav Co. aud Dgnggisus IhroOgh the Union. ms
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A GkNTS.-Wsnted, 500 Agents; from
LA4l2o S25 week above expenses made 10 selling The
New Worn for Families with the famous washing recipe
Address, postpaid American Family Publication EstaO-
lsbment l28 Nasssust. ID floor ab lm'
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COOK.-Wanted. an American. Scotch
uOUSE.-House Wanted, with Imme-

dis,e Possession A genteel House, pleasantly iocs-
TED partially furnished either In New or scross any
OF tie feres Rent moderate; would take pGrs OF q
furnished House with . respectable family. Address
TENANT, ihs Office. myo IL
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tS- Nsuee.-CROrON LODGE No -, y Of o. =,
fee m-ee, thereof hsrvoy noVh-d 10 pe puncua liz
sS attendance rexI Locge u'ghg heS' The report Of
ssH NommiGse upon subject Of delivering he Char
~ W 10 NE u arc Lodge
a -ftfs IN r-nu Uerubeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

DRooms may be bad for The coming year, al u EasI
Tweny-th third short distance above UnonpsrE The
boute Il One OF the elegant BLOCK extending from Fourth
LexnRton-av and is furnished with CroIon water
hot cold And shower baths and 10 within hxy yards OF
the Harlem Railroad. myS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

A S SEAMsTREss, by a respectable Glrl.
Can be seen for two days. mJo IL
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-02
RuralLif

The primeval employment of man, is the
most healthful Of all occupations healthful
for the body, the mind, and the soul. What
other pursuits which men obtain honest bread
affords such vigorous training for the phys
zeal powers, such various, and extensive
ranges of mental exercises?
And where may the moral nature of man
be preserved unsoiled from vice, and grew
and expand more than amid rural scenes and
beneath the purest air of heaven?
The farmers life is not scratch, scratch,
with the pen-rap, pap, with the hammer;
nor an everlasting unpacking and repacking
of the product of another's labor lie walks
forth under the open sky, his broad acres
spread out beneath his feet the blue concaye;
sunlit or starlit, or shrouded in clouds, isstill
above him Health claims him as her favorite
child, and the glorious sun loves to kiss a
check that is not ashamed to wear the rudy
imprint of such affection. Natures own
inimitable music of babbling brooks, birds,
breezes, or rustling foliage, enters his ear
on its glad mission to his heart. He listens
from the universe around him. His eye
gathers truth from unwritten pages of wisdom
everywhere open dcfore him. Each day,
each month, season after season, year after
year, these teachings are given to him infinite
in variety and endless in extent
When towards the close of a sultry day
the summers blessing comes pouring down
and as in the beautiful poetry of the sacred
volume, 'the trees of the field clap then
hands, and the valleys covered with corn
shout for JOY, the farmer retiring from hi'
labors to the friendly shelter of his cottag,
roof, improves his leisure hours with tn,
treasures of written wisdom. So too Will,
his fields are sleeping beneath frost and snow
what profession affords more available op
portunitics for self culture? Where was til,
lyric poetry composed that makes Scotland
S proud of her Burns than of all her aneien
] race of war-like kings? Was it not between
the handles of the Mossgeil plough?
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-02
An Exciting Scene.


A few days since, on board steamer from
Memphis to Cincinnati, was very large
crowd Of passengers. We found man in
Quaker-like attire, sitting upon a large chest,
declaring that it shouldnot be broken open
unless they killed him. Soon from the chest
as if in distress, was heard voice apparently
Of colored person.
'Ilet me out had rather 20 back to
massa oh, mercy! can't stay here any
longer"
'Look here, my FRIEND says the Captain,
| "you'll have to get off that chest"
"Pll be darnedif I do" he replied.
"Oh dear! let me out, let me out" came
distinctly from the chest, as if in apparent
sufocation.
''Mate," said the captain, "bring some
men, take that person off the chest and break
it open.
The person showing fight was seized BY
the passengers, all believinghe was carrying
off Mr.. Darkey, contrary to law made anC
provided. The mate seized an iron bar, anC
forced it between the lid and body of tn,
chest
ooh don't! you'll kill me-" says the sti
fled voice; 81 want to get out; 1 want t,
go back; oh. dear shall die p
"Hold out few minutes longer" says
good-natured, philanthropic person, steppin,
out, 'you shall soon be released"
i Quite an intense feeling was now raise,
in the crowd, when the mate forced off tn
) lid; as it came from the chest, an unearthly
demoniac laugh came from the old clothe
} with which it was filled, and no sign or az
r pearance of any living thing. Amazemen
appeared on the countenance of the befor
angry but now bewildered lockers on. w
were shortly after let into the mystery by tn
l captain, who informed us of what he wa
: before aware, but had forgotten, that til
\ inimitable ventriIoquist, the "Fakir of silva,
! stood by, an apparently anxious spectator
the proceedings.