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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

EOR SALE-About thirty acres of
LAND, besusfaay situated n the town u Rye West
chester County M border q Lon, Sana S1uni and
vithN ten minutes Esss 81 the NcvIork and New Haven
kalrOed depot Al AaRsSfoneck than hour 70
New-l0fk city TIE rrvngSe well situated % DIVIDE
N lots Of ave Tea scrvs AA,as several building
overlooking the SCUM There are Also the premises
STATE OF cultivation AMI well fenced with substantial stone
walls fW fUrths< particulars, ~ ire Il JOHN GRIE
Fin near the pref srss my& 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

SODA WATER APPARATUS of
- every description either for the manufacture drawing
bottlng of Soda Water manufactured and for sale by
JOHN MATHEWS, Frst-aT. corner Twenty-SlIth-st
NY Autographed Plate with printed instructions for
the manufacture OF Soda Water Syrups Sc likewise for
the MANAGEMENT Of the Apparatus accompanies each APP
Every information relation 70 the above bus
ness Will be cheorfuy gwen upon application by letter As
above jc3 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
DIR GOTRATD'S LILY WHITE.-

nR. GOUkAU D'S Lily WHITE
IThs delightful compound IS intended 10 sapplsnt the
articles which have been heretofore used by ladies'
Tor whitening the cutco. such prepared chalk Pans
white plaster OF PARIS e Unlike the pegnc.1S AMI un-
natural whites advotod TO- GOU RAUDS Lily whts gives
delicious Sofnoss smoothneSS. bnlance. and perfectly
ho-ke whltoncsS 70 the COMPLEXION When used, a.leg
the skin has been thoroughly washed with GOURAUDS
Italian Medcated SOAP tho effect luxurious and delight
the extreme Il also very valuable for gentle nea
with tender skins and Stf heanis-as completely allays
the irritation consequent shaving Mothers should also
use Il on their babes, n Is much superior comma
powder for that purpose 2Jc box
GOURAUDS Poudre Subtle oradicatos HAIR from low
frehealS uuper hpS any part of the body warrant
GOURAUDS Liquid Rouge for pale cheeks and bps
BE particular 90 bear mind that Dr FEllN GOU-
RAIDS preparations can only Dee obtained genuine At hos
Depot. 81 Walker-st first door west oi Broadway
my3 ThS&rlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
T,HE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT

THE NEW VILLAGE OF 81 KA l.
IL TON PORT-Suated within miles Of the City Hail.
opposite HARLEM the Flushing Bay 50 motel Tor us
Wild fowl pike and clans only half mile from Flushing
toward COLLEGE POet The above beautiful building sites
have been surveyed and laid out into 300 lots O by 100
feet about ons month which there have been about
half the lots disposed Of there still good choice al all
parts bs disposed o. and at the under mentioned prices
An lots above or East Of Lafayette 90 OO
an lots between Lafayette and Hlgh-sts % w
All lots between Hlgh-st and Amelia st-- ivy W
A II lots between Amcllast and College-aV ~ w
All lots between Collegea and the Bay ltO W
Corner lots will be invariably sold az an advance OF SD
over the adjoining The conditions Of sale S23 cash
At the time Of purchase and the balance monthly install
nents Of SO. THIS property comprises the handsomrst
water PRIVILEGES Of half mile extent embracing IN
PROSPECTS, Of tbs East River. Village Of Flushing
Newtown shore. Rksrs Island MOrrsana, York Island,
and the novel spectacle Of the Paie Rocks and CatSAl
Mountains to West Point accessible several times Jay
both By land and water For maps and every niImaL9h
relating ther etc apply at the Office Of j. A FLAMMEk,
225 Wooster 4 two door from Amty-st The Amiy ST,
stages by the door five minutes during ne day.
and steamboat Island City Capt Reynolds, viii leave
the Of Fulton morning Sundays eXceptei0
at 81 O'Clock precisely for FLUSHING, which IS within hye
minutes walk Of Sraton Port and party interested VII
board conduct passengers the ground and ard
the necessary information my3 6t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
DEAD THIS NOTl"E. Virtue Of

DEAD THIS NOT +. Virtue Of
. Naptha- Tho discovery OF celebrated Dr. Hast
Manila has been the source of a relief % th1W AZ
fcled with this almost universal Sc Of our race There
Is no for suffering. where aeTcr-tains romedJ
= hand. NJ employed
positive cure tha, terrible disease. the Cons
is al last found IN the preparation known as DR. HasnsN
Compound syrup of Naptha IL ia sger>edng ma nso
Of all other remedies prompt and satisfactory - rs &C
the disease We have hean OF itS st"ppnS the t
violent and distressing cough twenty four hohr, AM
medicine that strongly recommended A. thN, 10y Ger
uhcaes OF people Of we'll Known ec-ahiy, - certainly
worth atrial
Principal Office lA Greenwich -.
Agen,S-E VI Guon II Bowery. and john Dstd n
Broadway Price - per bottle ST. bottles Tor 81.
mvlo lmruIhSSas
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PROPERTY, called

u NNIE. IE-
VOE YARN lyAS the Mes.eAcsteT sde u he Harlcu
ver has been surveyed and eVdoG into lots froSl half
N ACRE 10 Rve acre. AooGt onehaf u the lots
nave been sold and expected thai The balance val be
,.ed uliAn The nexI esvs ras considered BY
mad ,,sres TO he he bautay located property
Ve,tchsSter Couaty Nc sns who acquainted VIA ms
lation need he ino ed that II the nSi beartu4 Sn
ID III the CITY Of New laTs. and none more hoal'un
Also thai the Harlem River. upE whch tronLS a'rlS
xTest advantages for soAIng and fishing lae hlshA-
kslrad which IS regarded "A n1ed iac' viii eNi
recy 10 the property rke fare on tae rroad acconlins
az the ordnance lately passed. b. the Board u ASSISTANT
Aldermen Is "a he Oa ave cents Tor the entire raA ot
ne road Terms OF sale are very favorable Apply, Tor
mapS and other information, 70 ..-,~>,, :. Co.,.
)e2ds Il WlNtON, u N"ii'->~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

NOR Sh l. E-SGveral FARMS on
u WESN'HESrER COUNTY, containing from ~ TO
400 acres Also YARNS and LOTS Of Land IN NEW
JERSEY LONG ISLAND and STATEN ISLAND
0se wishing purchase farms or lots IN the country or
ss city can purchase them far puce and easy pay
nssts at the Central Agency. Ga broadway. 1880,
10 ne WATKINS j. HINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
MEDICAL.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
y TRACTOR-T Original and only Genuine IN the
euyeop and the large boIes for sale the Depot i3
Broadway, DALEY, Inventor and Proprietor.
To be had also of ilaVland. Reese Co, W Towns
end Co. A. n d. Sands, V. Chckoner Co, and At
kIShtOn's.
CAUTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby apprse the public that they pre-
pared retail every variety VI TEA AZ lower prices than
any other establishment uniformly do Their extern
ave wholesale trade requiring them keep hand very
large assortment the purchaser at retail necessarily de
many advantages By trading with them, not obtained
elsewhere CITY and country families would greatly con
suit their interests BY duly regarding tins advertisements
This tho oldest Tea Company tho city. Their only
establishment Is al l2j Chatham-st between Pearl aud
Roosevelt and they have branch stores Gr0cers
supplied small quantities as low as by the chest a2j 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

UINN I'M II Ut AdIV, Il NdIUIUIV T ~ MS NIVtI-
ate on the road loading to Rockaway. about ?, miles
from the village of jamaica. l. II contains about 30
acres of FERTILE LAND large part of which Is IN A
HIGH STATE of TINATION. with RICH, GROW
ING CROPS of GRAIN, GRASS. &c, about l,5OO thnhy
about bear thus and also other trt
trees There sufficient woodland for all uses, and ON the
premises are good substantial dwelling house. out build
mgs well of excellent water The stock mar be pur-
chased with the Farm II desired For WOW Of the pre-
misses terms sc, apply 70 Mrs j. {. NANLANDI' on
the premises. Je5 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
NIELnnEONS. MELODEONS, ME-

IVRIODFONS with The improved IndA Rubber Bellows
and Patent tpsrr invented hy Walsh %, Boston l.
reroT quality finish, a. octaves, at - DITTO ".e
Foi sale ~ The Oce Of the American Piano forte Company
80 Broadway. room No. 5. - - . 49,, - i. ,,.,,-,r-r,
IllNEI.1 n. w AlNDN " ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
vyNO MACHINISTS. IRON FOUND

4 Frs. Sc-Tbe property situated ia Twenty. hith-st
near the North River. known as the "NEN-iORk
SCREW BOLT MILLS" Is offered for SALE. THIS prop
erty consists Of four lots Of ground, very favorable
lease having UneNpred from the lSt DAY oi May
last with for renewals OF p years each Sld
lots being about 100 feet square. There arc good frame
buildings the premises and all the tools and hneJ'
Including engine Of IS horse pONer necessary Tor car
rying extensive manufacturing business Inc alien
ton paruss wishing such accommodations As this prop
ertv affords invited to H. rs the present Affords such m
ducements ~ rarely occur. The premises with an inVen
tory Of the machinery tools sc may be daily from
A NJ 70 Pm and all necessary information may be OBJ
tanned by applying al l2l Greonwich-St iJe2 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

NOR the p l. f. S-Dr. UPHAMS
II ELECTUARY ian internal remedy Is certain cVe
for that distressing and dangerous comp ani the Piles
For the most astonishing cures on record pan
nhets be- had gratis of the proprietor once 1870 bow.
erv, where the medicine can DE obtained krmemb-r lb
Bowery doors above Spungst and also a. 100 Chamber
81 and hy Mis- HAYS. l73 Fulton-st BrooAlfn
.-ulvZ7 lmTuIhSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

SQUIRE a. BROTHER, 81 FultOn-st.
~ and 1872 Bowery Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware
make the interest Of those who want the above,
BY our arrangements Europe, together with our MANI
factory here Of having the goods from first hands to make
their purchases ethor store 81 FuonSt or 1872 Bowey
determined upon keeping the reputation Of our
Silver Ware the dollars for that Is our uented
standard lalO jm
OUR RULE-AI goods ara warranted ~ represented
lowest prco-and cash only 81 Fult0n-s and 1872 BONey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
nor SALE-A FARM, handsomely sit

uated near Nevbnrgh containing SCI acres The place
Possesses handsoss building nts with and hlg L
and view The pArehse aay part " II MAJ re
time al Also several places suitable
banding suburban residences Address boz its New
sargh Post Onoe, gSssags pad. mya0 lGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
GUN WADDING.-ELEY'S CLOTH
BARGE. RACE, CLUB, LIFE

II I'D FANCY BOAT BUILDER-Fr1n 100 to so
Prats always on hand B-BOats II ~ rlptlons
built 81 the shortest notice, a ~ Soith-st ,-r-r,
,13i sn1, CHARLES l. INGERSOLL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
DYE NECK VTLLAGE.-A few more

DYE NECk FILLAGE .-A lew more
echoice LOTS remaining unsod. This location IS 80
rnch admired beng very the station At MAMAkO
NICK on the Y and New Haven Railroad, and IN view
of Long Is and Sound that those visiting he place 90 not
fail purchase more lots winch are ~ 70 SVO les IN
trees on MANY Of the lots Price from SO to 500 each
For maps and particulars inquire al the Stove Store NO 1l
Bowery CONN ltation fare less than seven cents
nHal imTnTh&Sait
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
DAMS WORM KILLER.-More
BANS WORM KILLER

Ichdren annually die from than rom all other
combined These little citizens can be saved and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
no LET-A EASEMENT, first and

fourth Sore@ about IS by % feet each, well lighted
GIL three sides with eleven large windows, suitable for
purposes, with without steam power
Inquire on the pTenses Al Ann-St myl1 m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
4 Nm pnCKET CIITLERY

A large assortment Of every description Of fine AMI
Table and Pocket Cutlery Of the latest patterns
direct from the manufacturers. and for sale low ~
FRANCES TONES Il SONS, No MAIDEN lane,
importers and Dealers n Guns, Hardware and Fancy
Goods mi II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
i CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w sHOUSE and Shp-Furnishlng WareroOms, 3o5
Grand-st New York where will be found complete as
sOrment OF the following articles Feathers, har moss
and huSk also beds mattresses pallaSses and cushions
also bedsteads Of every description patent screw iron
ont lock iont iron screw cottage and trundle cots &c
also splendid variety Of paper hanging, borders &c Mr.
would call particular attention his style Of HAIR
and spflng mattresses. n Bold beds and mattresses
renovated and made equal to Lew. by
W CRAWBUCK, 3;8 Grand-St second dooF
mo I'm" OF EsseK-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
A MEXICAN PIANO-FORTE COM
'OIANOS FOR SALE and TO HIRE,

At BarclaY-s opposite the Aston House from 81 70
octaves, IN rosewood and MAHOGANY case,
MD IN JAMES THOMPSON, late T.ll nan 4 Randall
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A FAIRY TALE,

In one Of those far archipelagoes which the
first men navigaicd, but which the lapse OF
time has taken from onr knowledge; in that
mysterious ocean world aiar, into which the
adventurous La Perouses and FrankliGs sail
from us and are lost there lay, in the early
time, spacious and peculiar island. In natu-
raj scenery the island was richly endowed
Green upIands swelled in gentle undulalions
from the sea coast, and there swept across the
bosom OF the land a range Of spacious, well
wooded hills and defiles. There was no lack
of inland lakes, and lair bays, and broad and
productive rivers: and the general aspects of
the land were as the fertile champaign comn-
ties OF our own dear island. But il had ,ingn.
larlleS to be me, with NEITHER in our own
CLINE, nor in any other country now known to
us. 1t was only an island by assumption
What lay al the western side of the country
no man knew. Cerlaily only it was, that there
the land stretched out into a narrow neck,
which terminated in rocky-pass, beyond
which none had ever penetrated and returned.
And, what was mnre peculiar, no one wa, ever
born, save at the eastern extremity Of The coun
try. Every child had its birth in fair village
which lay on the marge OF the ocean at ine
iarthest eastern point and by snme mracu.
Ions process they were all drawn, some slowly
and some swiftly, athwart the land, until they
entered The jaws of the western pass. None
could tell how this was. Many had slriven 10
remain at the village Of their birth, but all in
vain An unseen, unknown, but fel, Power
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Stotuary MarJie QuarrieS,
Brandon Vermont.
WH above named quarrles, we'll known
L Tor furnishing superior quality OF marble, ofine
Whit and taking high polish. are now being work.
ed producing quality OF marble said to be unequal
ed in America.
All orders for monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs, blocks, pedestals or sauary from these
quarrics, may be addressed to
EDWARD ID. SELDEN, Proprietor,
Brandon, w. wit
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existence. Beautiful Prince! seek, and
dare-I will woo thee, tiwill win thee
So saying he plugged Into the mouth Of on
of the ca,eras. lie had not proceeded man
yards before he was seized by invisible hand
and ia moment divesled of all his cloihin.
and pushed forward into darkness. Ills liz.
Impulse was to return Immediately; but mo
ment's reflection disp"ed the idea, and h
pressed on SHORTY Afterwards lie behe,l t
rhe right hand and to the leh a gmmerin
light, Indicating an exit from the cavern Ju
lie remembered that Lis predecessors had bee
deluded BY that light, and therefore he cropa
along resoiule!y. IL little while gllmmer
ing ray fell across the cavern from some aper
ture in the ROOT, and he experienced less incun
venienca from his naked and unprotected state
The glmmer gradually Enlightened into inl
daylight, and he emerged from the caverns
avenues, and stood upon spacous and ensm
eicd plain. To his great surprise, he discov
cred that thin but Convenient garments ha
come upon him in Ina ftu.ress.
lie had now to decide upon his future Steps
lie perceived that the sward he was nov upol
encjrcIrd an inner circle Of groYes and grut
toes, and considering that the abode OF ilit
Princess was probably ia tte centre Of tie
mount, he struck across the plain directly to-
wards the centre, and entered one Of the grot
toes. Here he was entangled for nearly day
IN all manner of may windiRgs but taking
tie who dares' for his motto he scorned ali
danger, and threaded peTseverngIy on until he
reached series Of corridors. In these were
seated venerable men of his own people, VIII,
We're surprised and delighted 10 see one from
the outer world visit them. They crowded
round him and petpiexed him ith questions
and then, in answer to his enquiries, they told
him that they led II lie OF calm study IN those
corridors, that they knew mysteries unknown
III the outer world, and urged him to stay aud
study with them. But the youth thought
what Is the end and use OF these mems study
Their brethren without are the same as ever
they are not benefited. No.; must see TIE
Princess. must press on, and do something
higher than ye do, or pcrish.' Accordingly he
Irit them, and entered vestlbule, which finally
deposited him in the open air az in at the
foot of huge and preciprons mountain. Eu'
ring all these winnings and wanderugs, bis
garments had been g.1Wlng in quantity and IN
elegance {: and he nuw stood, at the base OF the
mountain, well aupareed and well equipped
for The adventure. Tig!tenng his belt, an:;
cutting brw Ct a tree for d sta!!, he comme;!c-
ed his arduous ascent.
We shall not pause 10 rarrnte particularly
the horrors and The dangers of his ascent
How lie g., PniargIcd IN i,npenetrabIe forrest,
huw he had sunk aud had nigh perished III
waste swamps; how all manner Of beasts and
reptiles rOated and his-ed around him how
above them all, he heard The song IF the prin-
cess prcniSjnr him even lOtli ier things and how
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WAsHrNaroS, Feb. %, 1851.
GEORGE P. MARSH, ESQ. &c. &c.

Sir am directed by the Presidcn, to ad-
dress YOU on the subject Of the Hungarian ref
ugacs who are now IN the Turkish domnons.
1t Is understood by tbs Government that Mr.
E.,-, ), Kutayleh y Asia 1,r-., phsrs they
h.yt heen 70, vrsg q. more arc 'sst the
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BY IA dispatch Of my predecessor Won were
; instructed to offer to tic Sublime Porte to rc-
ceive Mr. kossuth and his companions on board
OF one OF tn national ships of the l.. States TO
convey them to this country.
1t would have been extremely uratifviny 10
the government and people Of the United State,
If this proposition could have been accented a,
that tine but It is undc stool that its not bsy-
ing been complied with by the Sublime Porte.
did not arise ircm wish on his Imperial Ma.
iesty'5 part to dctain them, or from any unwl
iingncss that they should come to the United
States, but was in consequence of the SULTAN,
offer to Austria to dctan these persons for one
! year at the expiration Of which time unless
further conventions should be entered into Il,
proIonS their detention, they should be at liber-
! ty to depart.
II this be 90, the time is near at hand when
! their release may be expected and VIXEN they
may be permitted to eek an asylum in anv part
OF the world to which they shrl be able to s.-
cure the means Transportation.
i tis conhd 'ntly hoped that the Sublime
Forte has not mlde ana viii not make any new
stipulation with any power for their further de-
tcntlon and YOU are directed to address vour-
sell urgently, though respectfully, to the Sub
lime Porte on this question.
You will cause it to be strongly represented
that while this government has no desire o. in.
tehtlon to interfere III any manner with ques-
ions o! pubic poncv, or international or rtu-
nlcpal relations OF other governments not Of.
1ectlng the rights OF It's own citizens, and whilo
1t 'as al. tn'lre confidence IN the Justice and
lh'ghu''''''t! a''. o'ghi'y Oh 'he Sublime Porte,
c'oh a ui"'Iel vi sue" universal interest It
'Upo' ''tt any u4et'"o"' p.ocfeuin% IRON no
"'het i,io'.sc ,ii'' thoae Oh friendship ana re-
'pee' io' '''o or'e' uisIre Tor the continuance
Vi Us inoePehue't position among the nations
~ tle eur'h' ana sentiment OF coinlnissera-
Llon 10Y 'lie hungarian cxlIes may be received
v! '"e Vfte III 'l!e same friendly SPIRIT in winch
'hey are "hefea' ana that the good feeling
ah1 intercourse between the two governments
may oe SUI! '"rtler Io'tered ana extended byA
h'Ppy concurrence OF OPINION and reclprocy Of
co'i"uth'c upon ii'S as upon all oiher SUBJECTS.
NohP laicC WIN the wishes OF the gov
G'l'"c"' una PgoP'e u t'F hIted states IN
'hIa respect: WIZ oc fegarded as friendly re-
cc3h'.ioh OF thetr ihterc'Ss'on' ana as proof
ol IL, nl''o''l EooI WI! ana regard;
ne course ".'cA tile Hu lime Forte pursued
n Ial