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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

In January the coinage of gold was s2,6aO,966,
and the total of gold silver and copper S2,7O5 1913
40.
The deposits at the Mint in February were
10 Gold Bullion. OOOOIn Silver..........S77oo
The Albany Atlas publishes Mr.. Bur
roueh's bill for the Enlargement of the Canal
prr 10 receive In ISL in deposit toward the Ia.
areeaen ofhe Erie Canal and completing the Black River
nndk(3s uesee Valley Canals in 1882 SeO000 and in 1855
such further sums as shall be found necessary complete
said Carals upon the plan adopted by TIE Cana Board
Sgc provides the expenditure OF said sums under
the direction of the CapRl Board.
src certificates for the money advanced shall be Is
sued besng interest al the rate OF six per cent per an91
PAYABLE cut OF any moneys IN the Treasury deposited I'M
DER The provisions Of this until sher The completion Of
the Canals and thereafter out Of any moneys Ia the easa
ally from The surplus revenues Of the lCanals, after pay
ipg The provided bY The Consunuon TOR me payment
Tie deposit to be reimbursed when the Legislature shall
make appropriate ne from the surplus moneys Tor the Pa
SEC provides for the payment Of interest as sci forth
sTc B he certificate TO be transferable
Sac authorizes the Comptroller TO receive these cert-
hcses al par. "a security for circulating bank notes
sss psdges The Surplus o. ss ss1S seSSo cav s S.S
en Of the State debt for the interest Of and ultimate re-
dempuon Of these certificates
have no Claim upoa the State for the repayment OF the
deposits, other than appropriation Of The surplus re-
railroeds
SEC provides for the act to 20 into effect Immediately
aher lie passage.
The transfers ofstock last week at Wash
ington to foreign account was s52,3OO.
The following gentlemen have been
elected officers Of the Rutland and Washington
Railroad for the ensuing year: Merit Clark,
West Poultney d. g. Miller, New-York; J. w.
Baldwin, Boston, John Bradley and T. F. Strong,
Burlington Horace Clark, Middletown, and H.
N. Graves, Granville, N Y, Directors. Al.
Clah, President ]. w. Bradley Vioe-Presidenti
II. Clark, Treasurer and Superintendent, aud Z.
q. 6underline, Clerk.
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The Schuylkill Navigation Company
will be ready to open their Canal to Reading on
the 9th instant, and to the Csnal Region on the
18th instant.
The Phoenix Bank, Hartford, Conn.,, has
declared semi. annual dividend Of v cent
The duties received in Philadelphia in
January and February were s755,2o9 against
1851 ,3l4 last year. Balance in Sub.Treasury,
s53l, SOL.
At Philadelphia the money market Is
easy, and the Banks are discounting freely. AT
Boston, there is more active demand, and rates
were advancing. The street rates are quoted as
follows For first class paper, 7 a " cent. :;
second do, a 10 " cent; fair single names, 10
a 10 " cent; stock loans, 8 % IL y cent.
The Providence Journal says Several
of the New York papers state in their financial
articles that five new banks have been chartered
by the General Assembly of Rhode Island at its
recent session. This is an error. No charters
were granted. Five bank charters were applied
for, and the applications were postponed to the
next session of the General Assembly, with an
order Of notice, according to the provisions Of the
constitution.
We learn from the GreenUiLLe Journal
that the Dayton and Western and Greenville
Railroad Companies have succeeded in dsposing
of their bonds in New.York at favorable rates,
and have completed their contracts for heavy I
rail for their respective lines of road, The road
from Dayton to Greenville will now be completed
in the course of the season.
A company has been organized to con-
meet Oswego by railroad with the WatertoTn
and Rome Road and a survey ordered of the
route.
The value of the exports from the City
of Baltimore during the week ending the 9th
ult is $685. 20. The total value OF exports du-
! ring the month Of February was si9l,964 o.
| included in which was merchandise valued at
sl37, COS destined for California.
The Ohio Banks show the following posi-
! f;on sk the date of the last report:
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Between the First asd Second Paris
Miss WYATT will perform Grand Fantasia on the Ha

Miss WYATT viii perform Grand Fantasia on the Harp
PART
/ Grand Overture. The Hebrides. .Mendelssohn
Conducted by George Loder
2. SOng-Mfs Edward Loder ..:;.....'''''''''MozaI
8 Grand Fantasia. Violin -Miska Hauser
4. Grand Aha-From the Prophete, Sgnora
eozzl 49,; - 80 ;; iI w
G Song Sweet Bird-Mrs. Emma GIlingham
BOstwick Flute accompaniment by DIR.
E0e1' :. Ti
de Regmento-Maunce strskosch .SIakoscn'
g. Grand Choral Finale-By the Harmonic So
'menue"sOu'
PART III.
l. Instrumental Piece, by Shelton's Band.
2. Grand Scena-Cara Compagne.-MadameA An M
8. Grand Fantssia Violin. By A Grebel
a. Aria and Vsrlations-Dolce COncento-For
Voice and Fute-Mrs. Eastcou and Mr.
Eoen m , snu Dio"o
5. Rec ed Aria" Robert lie Diable" Madame
schesinger.
g. operate scena en- Costume-From the Opera
LAMBDA adrice-The Singing Lesson .......... AMBER.
Mis- Mary Taylor, Mrs. George Loder and Mr. stephen
Leach
GRAND FINALE-NATIONAL AIRS.
Performed by Monster Orchestra ana the Three
Military Bands under the direction Of George Loder
Conductor Let part.......... w VINCENT WALLACE.
Conductor ID and Sd Parts. GEORGE LooER
Music Committee Henry Watson James T. Hal ana
. L. Col JAMES l.. HEWITT, Chairman.
s G. JoLLIE, Treasurer.
JAMES !. OTIS, Secretary.
Doors omen at o'clock Concert 10 commence att O'CLOCK
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH.
To he had of all Members OF the Committee Al the va
ous Music Stores Hotels and the door the even
ing OF the performance ms qua
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BROOKLYN.

WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS AND INTERVIEWS IN tic
City Of Brooklyn, for the Week ending Mvch ], 1851.
DIsEAsEs-Asthma. Cholera nfauUm Consuap.
ton. COMMISSIONS q Group. Concession of the Lungs
2; Debility, Il Dropsy2 p Dnopsy IN the Head, 81 Do IA
2; Tvphus do Disease 81 Heat, 2; WhOopng Cough
/; Inflammation Of Boio I; Do 81 Bowels |; Do Of
Lungs 4: Do Of Stomsch. Do Of Womb, Measles, ;
Psrsl, sic Pleurisy. !; Stiilbo'n. ?; Varioloid
Males % Females 49, Adults. q Children D. Total, u
NJ. WENDELL, Health officer.
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AGE-Under year. e6 10 years, SO 2 to 5, 90; to
TO- II: 10 10 90 III 70 80 a 80 a. 49; 40 TO 50 81
so to CO. II; 6Oto TO- 81 10 TO 80, 6 soto go Unknown
PLACES or NATIvITY-Unite States 229; ireland, 80
England 81 Scotland Germany, % France, |; Holland
!; Sweden, SPAN Italy, 2; Prussia, l Unknown,
FRoM-Hospital. Bellevue, 8 Peniientiary, Black
Island s.; Small POx, Blackwel Island 6; Lunauc Asy
lum do l Wards Island Sc Randalrs Island 6; Civ
Hospital, 6; Aims House, Backwelrs Island 2; Colored
persons, 9. A. w WHITE, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. March l, 1851.
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CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER
5. Draper, Aucuoneer.
TTNRESERVED SALE OF
" S3.anH 400


NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CONVERT
BILE BONDS. VIII be sold by
Messrs. HAGGERTY, DRAPER & JONES, at Auction
on THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF March next 81 lzk
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange, tho whole .aa
OF CONVERTIBLE BONDS Of the NETWORK AND
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. amounting 10 Three
Millions Five Hundred Thousand Dollar, to The highes
BIDDERS fhey will be put up In single Bonds with suitable
privilege Of larger These Bonds IN sums
81 ece EACH dated the st Of February 1851 and pay
able 20 years. and issued pay the floating debt Of
he Company and procure adequate machinery and cau
for operating the road and the last loan the Company viii
require to complete and equip They bear interest ct
per cent payable annually In the City OF NEWTON
or the Let of Feb and Aug and convertible d
the Company at par any time within 10 years nom date
The bonds are transferable on the books OF the Company
and have interest warrants attached The terms Of psy-
ent are ten per the day Of SALE ten per cent
the 18th OF March, fifteen per cent the lst u April 81
teen per cent on Of May per cent the let Of
June fifteen per cent the lst Of july fifteen per cent
on the st of August and per cent on the ls OF Sep
TENDER. Purchasers will have the option Of paying
larger or the whole earlier date ten per cent
on the OF the bonds not taken up always being len
on deposit. TO be- forfeited noncompliance with ihe
terms Of the sale copy Of the bond may be seen al tns
Office OF the Company where report OF tho directors w
the stockholders showing the condition OF the Company
may be- obtained BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
22ftM6 THOMAS J. TOWNSEND, Treasurer
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SCHOOLS.

BERGEN POINT INSTITUTE
kB Pr SsaIuy situated opposite Port Richmond, distant
from New only miles and accessible hourly by
mbOst, lie open 10 youth OF bOh sexes and supplied
mpeent Instructors under The superntendence Of
NJ Vree6nd Terms viii vary according 10 The Instruction
afforded. fCm SlCO TO $50 per snBum
Circulars aiming TefeSeu and other particulars may
be obtsued a. Mr. Curriers', 1871 Greea ~ichst, Wucoxs
School Agency the principal bookstores In he city or by
JACOB NJ. VREELAND.
Reresn Point " m42W$
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IHuIlS ACADEMY AND ESSEN

II hsEMIHARY IL simated In Essex on the beautiful
margin OF the Connecticut the searOard For health
fupess of location snd completeness of arrangements this
Institution is unrivsed IL combines the advantages OF
both male and female Seminary taught by iont faculty
while Al the same time, by pe~ullar adaptation OF the
buildings OF the Institute the usua objections similar
surions are Obvated By this arrangement parents
here favor their and daughters al the SAME school, With
every facility for obtaining thorough and accomplished
education Terms $40 Fare, usually, by Hartford and
New.York steamboats, 50 For circulars please sp
nlv TO The Principal or VIM LYON CO, 81 Cedar-st
i8f q Tu6Sst' LUCIUS LYON AN Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
WIN. VINCENT WALLACE and
GEORGE LODER.
PROGRAMME or THE CONCERT
PART FIRST

PROGRAMME or THE CONCERT.
FIRST.
Instrumental Piece-LargO al Factotuni 'hoLAr@
By DOdworths Band
AnA-Mr Philip Mayer
s New serenade-siar Of Love list u ne 10 pub
Hcl Mrs Laura A Jones w. Vincent Wallace.
l. Duet Concertante-Flute aud Piano Brclaldi 49,
and suakosch, Mr.. Eben and Mr.: william A. KING.
s. Choral Pot Pouui from the Fiea d. RegimenIo raul
By the German Lieder Kranz.
G. or che In CelO-Mr. A. ArthursOn. Oonizetl
T. Grand Fantssia-Pisno. Mr. Richard Hoffman Prudent
g. Rect ed Aria, from Der Freyschutz. Weber
Madame Schesiu ger her first appearance.)
g. Grand Overture -OberOn.-Conducted by w.
Vincent Wallace. WeOef
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CITY OF BROOKLYN, SIX PER

CITY OF BROOKLYN, SIX PER
OCENT LOAN, FOR TWENTY YEARS.-Seaed
Proposals will be received the Controllers office Guy
Hall Brooklyn, until Thursday, March 8, at O'Clock M.
for the purchase OF $50 Gao OF City Bonds of 900 each,
payable the s January 1871 with Interest at six per
cent per annum payable half yearly the Isl January and
July in each year. for which Coupons will be- issued with
the Bonds Proposals made for any number Of the Bonds
and the whole will be delivered the Let April next Pur.
chssers will he required pay the interest delivery,
from let Jan to let April at per cent, and will receive
the July Coupons for interest and will also be re
quired TO pay The premium offered Immediately on the &C.
ceptance OF the bids
Five per ceat of This Loan Is be raised annually BY
Tax 20 years and deposited In the Sinking Fund for n
redemption.
Full particulars made known application to
29f6t CHAS G. BETS Controller
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CITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %. l85l.j
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals. for cubici
Stone Block will be- received at this Office until the lAn
day OF March s5) al noob forfurnshng the follow.
ing Cubical Stone Blocks, viz
us blocks by inches snd inches 10 thickness
$50 blocks by Inches and inches In thickness
$50 blocks by 10 inches aud inches In thickness.
$50 blocks by u inches and inches In thickness
LIS blocks by inches aud inches la thicsnoss.
1860 blocks by 10 inches ard inches Ia thickness.
1874 blocks by u tDches ard Inches In thickness
1856 blocks by Is inches and inches In thickness
775 blocks 10 BY 10 inches and inches In thickness
S64 blocks 10 by Il inches aud inches IN thickness
1856 blocks 10 by Is inches and inches Ia thickness.
us blocks II by u inches and inches Ia thickness
I24 blocks u BY Is inches and inches Ia thckness
blocks 70 by 10 inches son Inches In thickness 'n-
angular
IS blocfs "A by g inches and inches 10 thickness.
blocks ~ by AZ inches and inches 10 thickness
48 blocks "a by SO inches ana inches IL thickness
10 blocks "a by 40 inches ana inches 10 thickness
The above Stones must be OF the best quality or nara
granite sound and free from sap and all other de1cs'
Fbch och be fee clfaT OF any twist or wnas
usi have general Uniform surface upon the bOom Deas
he sides ends must be dressed sirsght and square,
DE top bed Of each block must be picked 0a 10 genera
undTm surface. -,
The CITY viii The night to increase the above bl
three the qOanuy, should II be deemed exPedenL
4 he whole quantity contracted for vii be required 70 Oe
delivered before the let day OF Jolly mex. 1851 upon
ans wharf the Delaware front Of the City, between
Spuce and Muberry sts free and clear from any charge
for freight dockag5 Or wharfage Of any knd wlaeyer
The proposals -fac the price per superbcih
ward Ia he measured IN he where the SAID BLOCKS
ray be laid down and work completed III. -, -
sOecmens Of tn STONES exhibiting me quaniy emo nv
Character OF the dressing tended 10 De furnished, "" "
By order OF n Conmuee on PUBIC highways
,,,,w 4 4o 6 T4lfESy City Commissioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

NOTlCE.-On the 9TH day of November
last letter deposited In the Post Office OF the
City OF Newark, N j. addressed TO Alex. Ray Washing
ton d C., ncosng check, drawn by tho subscriber on
the Newark Banking aud Insurance Co. marked No %,
and certified TO be good by the Cashier OF the said Bank
The said letter ana check hitherto failed reach tho
hands OF Mr. Ray Tvs no has since been p-id s amount
thereby and notice is hereby given that payment Al Sank
has been stopped and ali cauoRed against
gotatDg receiving said check ne any lnd0rsefnent
thereof with the name OF Alex Ray must no forgery
JOS. G. H0RNBLOWER.
Newark, N. j.. Feb. a. 1885, 8flw'
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no TEACHERS AND PRIVATE PU-

q PISA gentleman Of much experience VIII give In
srucln In the English and Classics and Ia Arithmetic and
the higher Mathematics with Surveying Engineering, Nav
IgAton Drawing Of Plans, Profles ChaTo &c. Address
"TEAcHER." Tribune office. ms I'm
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CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC

CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
~ The Singing Association connected with the First
MarinerI NJ T. Church. assisted by Mrs Laura A Jones
Mrs Lincoln Prof Ven der Weyde and Mr.. B. LINGO o,
will give CONCERT OF Miscellaneous Music, consis Ing
of Anthems Duets Choruses &c by the most celebrated
authors in the First Mariners r Church In Cherry-s
between Clinton and Montgomery on WE'D NESDA Ny
EVENING. 5th inst Prof p. Ii. Van der Weyde tho
celebrated Hoan Pianist viii preside a. the Piano Porte
T. Gilbert Co voiced Eolian Piano Forte will be
used on the occasion. Performance TO commence at "
O'Clock Tickets be obtained the door on he even
ing Concert Proceeds for the benefit Of the Church
md qua
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CITY COMMISSIONER OfFiCbB(
Phladephis, FEB ~, 1851.
Office TO CONTRACTORS
IN SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposal %.
Bridge TnmWay and Guller SOn-s,' will be received -
uis ONCE until the tweh cay Of March next t'2.y
noon for furnishing the following Bridge or Flsg IL,
wsy and Gutter Stones from 900 80 feel IN lens
dressed Granite Trsmway clones, 10 inches VIDE On
surface inches thcs and lees than feet 10
be dressed straight clear Of any twist or VIVA "
surface ends well squared and one side 10 oe ~
iucnes under from the surface. Also, from iO 70 80
~ euetn OF Norm River frunv a. Stones " sans oi
sloys and drefsing he above menuOhed mr.
Eyor, 2seu 10 sss feet h. ength 81 North River bnags
Es,or,s ~ inches ude no, less than inches 10 tneS
ness ard ron rts lhsn feet long Aso RON |7co " IL
Sef H., iers b. n ssmf Kind Of Bu5ge or Flag nones
ctr .ee no, less than inches ihlck, ard not iess -
ose, N length from i0co9 70 Is eco feet in le1s.s
Noh Rver Gutter stones TO be straight and clear Of
a. inn or he 81 ace pO less than Inches 10 hcxIs
- ,o less than IN leo 9Th N be beveied sne
rdar on one side from the surface The above mu ~ -
he ~ ousy Of hard ard sound stones the wnoio "
,,rsiyht even and level the surface, nee nOn -
ivmps or twist, or wind, Of uniform thlefness .A y
e zes named and ed es and ends full 70 me n
The hole quanniy contracted for VIII DO reqs i, he
seigeTed In such portions may DO designsoa ihs
moths OF April May June and July next llsoi
scuylk River mont Of The city, on or ne1 70, so.Lsre
wharf, free and clearffom any charge TOR Heis"T
or wharfage ofhny kind whatever: ,,,, ,aneth
me PROPOSALS. must Stale price per loot 70 SS ~ s-
Twenty per cent on the amount oehVe,oe .',r,nled
served unii the - hole contract snail hA'o D0o' '
win. Mill. uIohwavs
u,,u A JOSEF sHS esooyErr.j Si.sssss
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,KTINANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL

w FOR BOYS, at Little Ferry, nine miles from Hobo,
Ken ~ J. under the direction Of A. B. WlNANT and
LADY-Tms school is designed for young lads All the
present members Of il under twelve years Of age and
none will ne received who sre older The number OF pu-
pills lie limited TO twenty Terms, Slo0 per year Fare by
itsge S71 cents For circulars please apply 10 Mr.
THURMAN corner Canal and Vestry sI. or Mr. h. P
ROBINSON, 81 Pine-st. New-York @f I'm
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DANK OF THE METROPOLIS
~ Capital 81 900 ,O00.-The Books OF subscrignoa
mittee OF the Directors al the oAics Of WARD Co,
Wa.st In the City Of New York, on Tuesday, tho $50
dav OF February inst from 10 O'Clock AM, until D
O'Clock, PM aud will be- continued open for ten days,
unless The whole Capital shall DO sooner subscribed Az
nsalmen Of Eve per cent will be required 10 Dc pso -
the time Of subscription The following named pefso"s
will constitute the FIRST BOARD OF Directors:
LANES Mccall Daniel 4. Miller,
Usnrv Suvdsn tr Edward O. Fsile,
Wilson @. Hunt Lavish wilson,
William w Stone, Henry L. Piers0n,
BENJAMIN b. Sherman, John Steward jr.
Henry G. Bowen Jonathan II. Ransom,
George Roberts, Charles n Booth,
Horace B. Clahin, A RObei tson Walsh
Thomas Smul
Dated, New-YoTk, Feb u. 1851. III Du
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Co
pAruersbip heretofore exis1g between the s1bscn
bers Under he hrm OF M B OETTINGER 4 CO is this
day die Owed by mutual consent OETrlN0ER
New-York, Feb 70, 1851. LEWIS Calm
The business OF manufacturing Gold Pens and Gold and
Silver Perc-Csses will be continued by the subscriber
Al Ia Wi ism-sL I'll the Ah Of March NEXT eRd after thar
time al "a Nassau.sL MOSES 3. OErTIN9ER. mi 81
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',S4l,lSo 81

1t is seen that the immediate means in the
shape of specie and Eastern deposits, subject TO
sight drafts, have increased S4i2, 1913, while the
immediate liabilities, in the shape of circulation
and cash due depositors, has increased 1913 i54
The amount Of notes and bills discounted since
November, has increased about one million dollars
The Railroad Convention lately held at
Kingston, passed resolutions in favor of construct
ing Railroad from Toronto to Kingston, as part
of trunk line to run through the Province. There
were also present representatives from the Cape
Vincent and Rome Railroad Company. This latter
road is shorter distance from the Canadian line
to Boston than the Ogdensburg road. From Og-
densburg to Boston is $50 miles; from Cape Vim
cent to Boston only 400, and to New York bat
$50 miles. In Winter the navigation between
Kingston and Cape Vincent is closed by lee MIR
Vincent offered, at the Convention, for $4,000
wear, to keep the navigation open all the Winter
The Convention appointed Committee, consist
ing of the heads Of the Municipalities through
which the proposed Canadian line is to run,
to prepare a profile of the road and an estl'
mate of the cost, and lay them before another
Convention, to be held at Cobourg.
We annex q statement of the Exports
from this port from the 22d of February to the I'd
March
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nISSOLUTION.-The Co partnership
Dheretofore existing between the subscribers Is This
day dissolved by mutual consenL-Daed NewYork, Feb
l5 1851 p. s. TRACY,
mi ST. III NJ McCORKLE.
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LVELLOWS' MINSTRELS. AT EEL

E'EILO " , MINIS IhELci q I Ell
l. LOWS OPERA-HOUSE 444 Broadway between
Howard and Grand sta Open every night curRg tho week
The celebrR ed orr Sna 6nd well known Fellows Mics
trels comprising efficient and versatile corps Oftaeu
&C ard experienced performers under the direction Of j.
g. Fellows whose Concerts IN this CITY FOR Inc last year
have been received with he greatest favor by the te sad
fashion Of This gTeE Metropolis Their Concerts Of
Burescue Italian Opera Scenes. Why Sayings Solos,
Duets Choruses, Dancing and Instrumental Performances
On Wednesdsy and Saturday afternoons grand COnce
fF the accommodation Ofisdies and families commencing
At O'Clock, r. n Admission - cents Doors open At 81
10 commence al 4. mt
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THE MONSTER CONCERT.-Tick-
Il els tor the Grand Testimonial 20 George Loder, Al
Triper Hsl, THIS EVENING. March 4 can be Obtained
a. BAKER, GOODWIN co s Printing Office, Tribune
Buildings. second story. Entrance Spuce-st. mi 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
Weekly Report of Deaths

In The City and County of NelO- York. from The I'D day Of
February 10 the lst day Of March 1851.
Men, %; Women, g.; Boys ia; Girls si-Total, J6i
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DURTON'S THEATER, Chambers-st
BOARDING.

ROARD.-A large back parlOr with
IJBOARD let either furnished unflrnished. Also
few ,Ouug mel can be accommodated with Day Board
reasonable in good and respectable Boarding
house, 273 Washington 81. mi IT
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-09

CHARLESTON SEcEss1oN1sTs.--A writer in the
Charleston Mercury is calling loudly for the
formation Of new Southern Rights" or Sc.
cession Association" in that city, alleging that
the existing association is lukewarm. It has
had no meeting for two regular periods, and the
neglect is charged to be intentional, with view
OF aboEshing the association altogether. The
motive assigned is, that the members are nom
actionlsts, and opposed to the resistance" po-
licy of the State, and therefore in effect "sub-
missionists." The writer demands a new and
vigorous association of resistance men, some
thing which will give active cooperation from
Charleston to the secession spirit of the inte-
rior. Is Charleston, indeed, so slow to help.on
disunion, that she must be pricked with the se.
cession rowels to make her 60 faster? We are
glad to see this sign of political health, and
hope most earnestly that shecannot be goaded
nor taunted, nor clustered into Rhetusm.