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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

ELEeANr French WEDDING CARps.-
The subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of parties
requiring something tu elegant - bis beautiful style Of
yerecrdsted and PLAIN French Porcelain Cards, En-
DILL. Nc s.s Broadway, corner Of DGsae-st Branch
Nc ~ Wai-st Is m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09
Su.wLs. SHAwLs. All GREAT BARGAINs.-

HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATFn, No 3T Broadway, corner
have been iuong the prices OF their s2len-
did stock Of Shawls and WI son superior WOOL Long
shawl worth at least So for S. aud their en,rs STOCK OF
scotch PLAID Broche Bay state and other Shaws Long
and Square, In the same ratio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

New GooDs AND GREAT BARGAiNs.-
HITCHCOCK l. LEADBBA1ER. No. 3i7 Roadway, corner
Leonard at have been receiving Ne~ Goods nom Auc,
ton ong which bsautfu bright coloIeo PLAID
Raw silks most desirable GOODS VIII CHI with then other
stock OF silks Shswls Cloak. Msnnos, &C. &c they are
selling cot cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09
French WHITE KID GLovEs.-A large

~ Twenty cases New Goods just re-
csved Silks, satns velvets ladies' cloths, mernoes.
paTamsttas caEhmere deanes ehawls silk piads. gala
plsids and all Kinds Of dress and faacy goods.
d9 g. NJ BoDiEE, Nc. 1913 Grand at, cor. Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09

EUPc III The Hats Of MyRcH renguloeL 10 "
CuuoerE's PARIS HArs.--Just received
a., offered for examination and sale an lhyooe o.
Chlden rsc~1re equaled 10y before import
xsns S.rsd for sale in TINS country. LEARy ~
% or ttsr, and eaiers Of fashion for Gents hss
Nos D. Z and 3As.oT House, bfo~o~ey-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

A 5 PLAIN Cook and General Housemaid
nor to do Chsmberwork TO take care Of children.
Can give the beet Of city reference. Apply lS West
seen for two days. lis ltA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
SALES BY AUCTION.
a n. HkkWIN AucuOlooi.
10y BANGS, BROTHER Il co. 20l
DENOMINATION advances made upon ell con

n
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. IS, al G O'Clock.
VALUABLE STANDARD B0OKs-Being an extensive col
lection Of me editions many Of which are English or Tue
most approved ard popular works Ia the various branches
and large assortment OF Miscellaneous Literature,
And including Mexico, Illustrated with hne tinted ates
folio hi morocco Woods Designs for Furniture coored
plates royal 10, M Overland Mail Route rom Eng
land East Indies 50 fine engayngs, folio. London AT
Union Annus ITO. Hogsrths Works, IA engrayings To-
o Pinkertons History Of Scotland. 2yos Syo Gibbons
History of Rome, vols. Svo. Mnls Political Economy
vols 6vo. Worcesters fto. Dictionary Norton on the
Genuineness Of the Gospel vols S7o Weosters Dlcuon
ary ITO shp. Everetrs Osions, 8vo Shendans Speech
Is vols svo Souths Sermons, vols SvO. Thomas
Reds Works vols Mores History Of Modern Phil
osophy 2 vols svo Millions Prose Works, vols. 8yo.-
Brysnts POetical Works illustrated 8vO c gt. Haam's
History of Europe, vols. Syo. Whewehon lnducuve
Science yO's 8vo calf Stltesman's Manual vols 8vO
sheep. Homes Commentary on Psalms, 8vO. Alexander
on lsaish, Prescous Works Annals for 1884, and
other elegant Gin Books, &c.
Also great variety OF School Books, Stationery, &c.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. y al O'Clock.
PRIVATE Law LBRARY.-An extensive ard valuable
collection OF Law Books, embracing United States and
les Tresses and great variety OF the most approved ele
menay works and many scarce and choice volumes both
English and AmelicaH.
standard scientific antiquarian, classical, usra cd and
new cheap series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered 10 the trade In quantities as well as
10 individuals sets single copies be desired
By the extensive range Of subjects embraced in the several
series they well adapted eher 10 the libraries OF public
institutions OF the shelves OF private collectors The
pnsng publisher, Mr. Henry g. Bohn, OF London, Is rapid
" adding Issues and from the character Of those here
oore brought OUT, II may be readily presumed what The
The latest issues received are Tayors Holy Living and
Dying ard Lamartne's Genevieve-he former OF the STAN
dard Library and the latter Of Bohns new scres Plato,
vol s; Ciceros Ofcis and Kttos Scripture Lands
pected by early packet.
Also Lardners Lectures on Science and Arts, Ewbanks
Hydraulics and Mechanics, Benefits Double Entry BOOK
Also, large assortment Of Cap and Letter Paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
WIN. IL. FRANKLIN, Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE TO CLOSE

IL Interest of IA Houses and Leases of Lots, known
Nos lg7, 1885, 1871, 1885, 1876, 49, 1884, z0l, 203 and 25
Monroe-st and IS, 81, 80 and Il Montgomeryst The
ground rent $40 per annum having eighteen years
expired, AID subject to perpeua renewals the buildings
to be paid for-WILLfAM H. FRANKLIN, SOM co.
viii sell at Auction, WEDNESDAY, January Is, at u
O'Clock, al the MerchanA Exchange:
MoNRoE-sT-l0 modern built and nearly threestory
and attic brick dwelling houses aud leases OF lots 49, ls9
49, 1873, 1876, lg7 1873, 20l, 203, and 205 Monroest
Observation-Disclosures built and nearly new three
story and attic brick dwelling houses and leases oflos So
81, SO and Al Montgomeryst
These houses situated In pleasant and healthy neigh
bOThoOd and well aud substantially built having counter
cellars and high Easements with court yards in front They
conveniently arranged, with Croton water baths
ing ranges Of the most approved patterns and In per-
feet order The houses 20 by 40 feet The lots
der lease, at ground rent of $40 per annum, having
years unexpred and subject 10 pepetusl renewals the
buildings 10 be paid for at valuation In the usual manner
~ B. Terms liberal and made known al sale. For parcH
lars. inquire al tho Office Of the Auctoneers BrOadst
ASIA il0ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

WANTED-A Room and two Bed
w rooms one or both on the same aoor, on second
DOR, for gentleman ms wife and child, below Canal.s
"a San Office. rs IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

AT PRIVATE SALE-The valuable
Athreestory Brick HOUSE and LOT, southeast corner
OF Varck and Lsighl sfs. -
Also, the three-story and basement brick HOUSE and
LOT, is Laightst Lot n by about 100 feet deep.
Also the brick STABLE, fronting on g. John'slane, near
Laightst large portion Of the purchase money can re-
main on bond and mortgage for term Of years For full
particulars, applyto COLE Chiffon, Auetoneers,
us lw 5WA-sF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
TTOTTSE WANTED.-The subscriber

Il wishes purchase genteel House In respectable
neighborhoOd Ia either New York Brooklyn, about two
stories and attic in size, the fol owing terms be will
pay $50 the Let OF April giving bond and mortgage
for The balance with the privilege Of paying 500 per year
on said mortgage Address B. H. w. Tribune Office jl4 St@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
mo PARENTS AND CHILDREN

n Many children are desormed from relaxation Of tho
pRnoet muscles OF the feet during the early years OF walk
ing leading mafonnatIon OF the feet lsneness and
misery through life. The difficulty admits Of easy and
prom OF remedy And the celebrated Amesbary Of Lon
don saws Many Of the Of knock knee snd those
cases smating ZIP diseases the difficulty be removed
IKE charm, by properly sustaining the platte arch" San
ford Bell D. Of this city says, In relation 70 this subject
Among the many contrivEDces, have used none
come SO near perfection a. the Spring Shank Of LORiN
BROOKS with il there positive confinement but the
muscles Taught properly 10 perform their functions,
while the bones and hgamenis kept quietly and POSI-
lively IN their natural position In my daughters case,
they have produced great benefit" J4 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucioneer.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY on
Il the corner of Mott and Chatham at Auctiou-AN
THONY BLEECKER will sell auction on MONDAY,
Jan a. 1851 the Real Estate Sales Rooms, BroadsL
the following valuable property, viz:
CHATHAM AND Morn sTs-The valuable LOT Of ground
with The story brick BUILD ING thereon, known as Nos
ia and l76 Chahamst of MOtts said Lot being In
size Is feet inches fronting Chsthamst 50 feet 5
inches in the rear by about g feet 10 inches In depth on
Motst and about 81 feet in depth the other side Tile
unquesonsbe For terms maps and further particulars
apply to the Aucuoneer, Broadst Q,275) l5 lS202as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
7 EVER'S LAST BOOK

hKATE ODONOGHUE-b by Charles Lever, beautiful
~ usrated-s published and for sale this morning al the
cheap book store OF 7. B. PETERSON,
9e Chestnut ST. Philadelphia
Price S7l cents copy. Ii is excellent book
CHARLES LEVERS NOVELS
CHARLES OMALLEY, the Irish Dragon. Complete
In one volume Of S24 pages. Price 50 cents.
HORACE TEMPLETOH, Levers New Book. Com
pee In large volume OF % pages Price 30 cts
TOM BURKE OF OURS go pages. Price Scots.
ARTHUR OLEARY. ri pages. Price 81 cents
JACK HINTON, the Guardsman. Complete 10 one
large octave volume Of l65 pages Price SIT cents.
The KNIGHT OF GWYNE, 20 pages. Pnce % CTS.
HARRY LORREQUER, 404 pages. Price 80 cts.
KATE ODONOGHUE l56 pages, beautifully lllustra-
ted This is splendid work Price SIT cts.
The above Books ofLevers all new editions, printed
on the finest he paper and from Stereotype Plates
and undoubtedly the best cheapest and most popular
works printed In the English language Seed for
them to 7. B. PETERSON, 9s Chesnui-st Philadelphia
The above books for sale by ali Booksellers and News
Agents In the country News Agents viii be supplied al
very low rates by the Publisher. j5 3sMWGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold at Pub

NVOI % y T. W III DC oIII uI i uU-
L lie Vendue on THURSDAY. Jan. % between the
hears Of II and n. the premises. ito FARM OF the
subscriber hand mely located miles from the city Of
New Brunswick, the ad leading Nist0ne SOmer
set County, ~ Said srmcontans i6 acres 6 Of wood
land 100 OF aTahle land, without foot % broken or
y sse land Ia fne cultivation. The buildings sfs
nearly and 10 good oTdsEi f tlees ofs kinds ~
large peach Orchards 10 l bearing, beslde large
and apple nursery. -, ,i.ti,,
Ths Farm iswcnhy the attention ofahy pef'on "lsng
good far fn0sre he PREMISE OF o. -0
"a 'aH' a SEXTON WIXOFF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
ANTHONY J BLEEcKER. Aucuoneer.
DEREMPTORY TRUSTEES SA

AUCTION.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al auction on
THURSDAY the 10th Of January, 1851 u O'Clock at the
Real Estate Sales Room, Broad-st by order VI the True
of ST. Patrcks Cathedral, the following property
Three desirable BUILDING LOTS situated on the west
side of Avenue A. between Eleyeath and Twelfth COM
mencng 50 feet from Eleyens said Lots being each In
Sale positive One-haf Of the purchase money can 70
main bond and mortgage. For further particulars apply
10 the Aucioneer, Broad-st Il 252) d30 Jl46,8 Ito6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
IMPORTANT TO THE SHIPPING INTERESTS.
On board Of the New York and Liverpool Packet .
Ship Joseph Walker, New. YORK, Jan 1851 :
-. IL ID. a.

o"iP SOeCPh " ohoi, NEW lOBh, jan 1901.
To Charles Pe,ley, Eq. ia COlumbia-st Nerc. York;
nEAR SIR: Having recently arrived
~ from Liverpool, after boislerous passage of s. days.
lose time in bearing testimony Of the benefits derived
by myself crew and passengers In the OF your lnya
liable newlydiscovered Marine Ventiaiors which ope-
rated with equal safety and perfection during as In
fair weather.
The Joseph Walker is partially supplied with the ord.
nary sdelghts and Ventatos OF the descriptions In CON-
use, all Of which had be closed to prevent the water
from entering the ship during the many storms we
experienced which of long duratonso that our $50
passengers and crew only relieved with fresh air by
the use OF your valuable Marine Venlators. Your Vent
lsor sideghts possess important advantage regarding
safety being so arranged that the does not dash
Violently against Them In this instance, they placed
below the fore chains In the exposed part ship
and operated In perfection and with sssety-se serving the
double purpose OF continued ventilation and light during
storms
conceive the Of these Marine VenIaors to be not
only valuable for the safety and comfort of passengers and
crews but in the preservation Of csrgoes by the
dcharge OF the DAMP heated air and from the severe test
have given them, and the benefits derived from them
during the os severe Winters passage have ever ex
pehenced satisfied that all who use them viii agree
with me In considering IL a valuable discovery.
should not now think ofhuIng a ship without them.
Yours respectfully WIN. Z. HOXIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
H.CLAY LANIus, Secretary. jlO I

~ Notice TO NavigatOrs.-CuSTOA HOUSE,
EffW.YORK-CoLLEcTOR's OFFICE, October ., l81O.-
Yhe 9Th section Of of Congress- approved lh sep
ember 1850 entitled An Act making appropriations for
ught Houses, Light Boats, BuOys." &c. provides
STha hereafter all buoys along the coast or Ia bays har
bora sounds OF channels shall be coored and numbered
90 hal passing up the coast sound entering the bay
bsbor or channel yed huOys with numbers shall be
psssed on the stayBoGvd hand black buoys with uneven num-
bers the port hand and bnoys with red md oick stripes
On either hand Buoys 10 channel ways be cOlored with
alternate tohite and black perpendicular stripes"
hereby give notice that the provisions OF tho foregoing
Law willie carried into effect and the changes indicated
sein made in the arrangement Of The buOys IN the waters
Of this District, on about the LIST OF MAY, lSol.
o2S 2avSm H. MAXWELL Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER Auctoneer.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY g.

u Eldridge.st AUTHORIZATIONS J. BLEECK-
Err will sell auction MONDAY, Jan. q, 1851, at IL
O'Clock, the Real Estate Sales Rooms, Broadst the fol-
lowing VALUABLE PROPERTY, viz:
On ELDRIDGE.sT-The 2story and attic brick front
HOUSE and LOT ground, known 81 Eldrdge-st.
said Lot being n'size % inches front and by 100
feet depth House % feet inches by about SO feet In
depth with alley way leading the building which
Is occupied a carpenter-shop.
$500 of the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage for years per cent per For further
apply u AuctoneeT, BrOadst.
il9 l5I82lts n.273)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer

AT PRIVATE SALE-A HOUSE and
IA two LOTS OF GROUND, situated In Msngin.st
near Broomet The Lots full size p by 100 feet In
depth the Lots a tw0-story frame House with a
iwotory brick Kitchen attached. and Stables Ia the
for Carmen One half Of the purchase money remain
bond and mortgage For price and further particulars
apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucdoneer,
il5lw Broad-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
EDARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

k
AI-P. 7. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. JOHN
GREENWOOD, JR. Assistant Manager Admission q cts.
children under years. l2 Psrquete and First Circle
l25 Afternoon performance at S-Evening At T.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. l5-BENEFIT ofMr. HADAWAY
THIS EVENING; Afternoon, HUNTING TURTLE
ERRORS and THE ROUGH DIAMOND The Chinese
Museum. late of559 Broadway is Incorporated among
the MILLIONS OF CURIOSITIES embodied In this Muse
UNI. The Gipsey Fortune Teller. &c are also here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
NANTED-A plain practical Garden

~ 81 He must be a good Coactmsn and must UNDER
ne care Of horses and Of stock oa farm. One who
ooen employed In the ncigbb0rhood OF This City would
~PfeieHed. Apply TO SMITH l. VANDERP0OL,
+" " 50 WallsL rear Of Jauncey Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
EIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE

LIKST ANNUAL BALL OF THE
II HOUSE CARPENTERS ASSOCIATION will be
held at the CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS on MON
DAY EVENING, January 20, 1851. The Committee as
their friends and the public that pains expense
will he spared their part make this Bail equal If
superior TO any Of the season.
Tickets may be had the Of the Association l79
WoOseT-st Thursday and Friday evenings or OF the
Committee. WIN. SNYDER, Chairman.
JAMES BASsETT, Secretary.
y. Doors, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

HOUSE WANTED in the Country
Wanted TO rent for one or more years for small "a
miy house furnished unfinished, with convenient
out buildings and number OF acres OF land Ia gOod
cultivation on the Hudson East River, L. |. Sound,
within thirty miles Of New York, In the vicinity Of the
Railroad or on Long Island Astoria Any persons
having such premises to let may hear Of good tenant by
applying TO- OF addressing w. Y MORTIMER, 82j Broad
Wsv stating location and Terms. 1l3 Stis1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

NHE SCALPEL FOR FEBRUARY is
H. out and for sale at ADRIANCE SHERMAN'S,
Astor House, ct Is cents. ia 6tisE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
4 United PARTNERSHIP.-The IN.

United PAKTN ERSHIP.-Th I'M
Ildersgned hereby give notice that they have formed
limited partnership for the transaction Of mercantile bust
the city OF New ork pursuant to the provisions OF
an OF the Legislature Of the State of New York entitled
"Of Limited Partnerships" The said business will be
done under the name OF "LEWIS PENNEY" The gen.
ea nature said partnership business s that OF buying
and selling BOOTS and SHOES and keeping WHOLE
SALE BOOT and SHOE STORE. The undersigned
Lewis Penney, residing in the city OF NewYork Is the
general partner and undersigned Thomas Townsend
also residing in said city, is the special partner and such
has contributed thousand ave hundred dollars In cash
capital the sl0cS The said partnership lie 10
commence the first day OF January 1881 and terminate
at the expiration of two years from that day Store a.
LEWIS PENNEY,
6w THOMAS 3. TOWNSEND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

DEMEDY for COLD FEET.-CHEM-
IA ICAL INSIDE MOVABLE ELASTIcFhENCh
HAIR SOLES.-They fafll all the requisite lnoicanonsy
VIZ. sOness elasticity, and tendency 70 heep tns Feet I'D
natural stale OF beat and moisture. In cod ana damp
wesheT most people will find them highly useiu 10 pros
noting heslh and comfort sold al retail py LOhIN
BROOKS, iss Fulton-st west OF Broadway. ia lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
smart Lad from ? to Is

w years Of age either American. English or Scotch,
yhO able 10 read and write correct. and to s,,o u,
tyrcisn's Office. An orphan, or halfsrphan. woud be
hopled. Notes addressed Ia handwriting OF the applicant
Doctor al this Office, wiz be received BY the adver.
aer jl5Sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANTED

IN by RESPECTABLE MAN and his WIFE on the
LIST Of February next. front basement and back par
or on first second foor In NICE quiet place where
there are not more than three families IN the house
Within blocks OF St. Marks place preferred. Address
blouse" Tribune Office for II days beat OF city references
given and required. Jl4SUuWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-A

two or threesiory house higher up than feminist
West side of the city preferred Good reference or secu-
nty given. Address Tenant Chaiham.square Post Once,
pOst- paid llf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
DROADWAY THEATER.-DOOF
VRS. EMMA GILLINGHAM BOST-

N KS. EN- MA OlLLlNGt1AM bOSI-
I1 WICK respectfully to her friends and the
public that Ihe will give a VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT at NiBLOS CONCERT ROOM on MON
DAY EVENING, 10Th inst which Occaon she will In.
troduce Of Hsydns Sacred Songs assisted by MesS
TlMM, HOFFMAN, NOLL and other eminent artists.
Tickets 10 be had at the Music Stores and the door
on the evening of the Concert. lis Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
P.-An active

~ yoang man abOutretring from DESTROYS Of FORM
Ing with person already established bg-
would advance from three thousand dollars
Being practically acquainted with the Jewelry basness,
would prefer that other nearly connected with H.
but would Object to any other safe business which
reasonably profitable Communications (which will DO
sdeed strictly coRfsenG stating the nature OF the bust
ness and when ard where interview may be had ad
dressed TO " Enterprise" box 7S9 General POstOhcs,
Will receive immediate attention iiS So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
CHARLES SUMMERS WRITINGS,

OORATIONs AND SPEECHES. with three Tributes
of Friendship, by Charles Sumner-Jus published in
volumes, l6mo. Price 81 5O-pp. 892
Feedopersousl ard rational fsedon-ih IFS highest and
nob't sense needs no better Champion nor more Enlightened and
vHtuous exposition" H. T Buckingham.
Pew men in Massachusetts are 90 widely known abroad or SO
well appreciated by Of letters As tsacher here
but few meE the land who are eIeng go
Mr. the advocate Of philanthropy While agrees
with lin all his tribute to the nobn'ss Of
P POI as % 'N' '' vii" which 4SsSy R:s
These productions ripe scholar soqusnto ora
Mr. Summers style Of beauty aud power His
and of all ages gracefully used to Illustrate and ad1rn whatever
subject he takes Such generous and hearty earestne " per
sathof t1 sdsrs.. s, ' ca%5rGss Chronicle.
Eo man can deny that Charles Sumner ready accomplished
Strength sfi, boston PS.'
some Of hi, opinion. may acceptable Though most of
We believe be sbundauy popular the future but
help desiring that the Ee manly spr Of his writ
ngs may be everywhere prevalent" Christian Inquirer
Such productions of Nations
and that the Scholar the Jun the Artist the Phaoop.t
.tmg literature truly gaed to
them treasured up IN Permaneat form l.
ave have M Summers printed dcouss before and
doughts Of profound and universal interest They
forth but 10 be preserved for future instruction and delight
They derive this quality great MEASURE from those
intellectual Of opinions
Isvrsnes for orgs principles comparison .h opqaf custom
The Sumner for taste .oquence and scholarship
well for fearless ntepdy has been rarely equaed modem
barsntue lChsmbers's Edinburgh Journal
orationrhe True Grandeur Of
published here different forms Three large Of
the shilling form have been disposed Of
London spOndent Of the Boston Atlas.
are glowing passages this address which thrill the
soul" North American Review.
Such men as Victor Hugo Richard Golden Charles Sumner
have much to DO with the future Of their respective coune
London Herald OF Peace
Mr. Summers noble deserved the high compliment which
received from John Quincy Adams who sentiment At the
dinner Whch took place the PHI Beta Kappa The
Memo,y IF te SctOar the J ttc Artist, and The Panfr0
snd-not the Belory the long life Of the kindred spirit
las thls day embalmed them all christian Register.
TICKNOR REED & FIELDS
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an

IL Agency.-A gentleman who has been engaged In mer'
camille business for twelve years In this city and has
tensive mercantile acquaintance would take the agency OF
some ONE article Of manufacture, which cash advances
will be made If required and would devote his entire
time the sale Of the article Can give the most unques
tioneble city references Address agency" Tribune or
fee S5p