davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

OEGULAR MAIL LIN r. between DOo-
AATON and NETWORK. via sTONlNGTON and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS route, without ierryi snsnge o.
The steamers C. VANDERBILT. Capt Joei Stone, sne
COMMODORE, Capt VIM. n. FraLee, in connection
with the Stenngton and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads. leaving New-York daily (sundays
excepedl nom Pier Mr. 6rs wharf above batery-p
~ O'clock M and St0nington ~ PM or upon the Az
rivsI OF the Mail Train from Boston ,, .o,s .n6.,.
bas stsa,ers expressly TOT .no IOuso
y Tsect particularly adapted to the Navigation 81
LONG Island Sound The accommodations for passengers are
eonmodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable sud en-
perienced -. A.. t.....
Boston and NewYOrk. passengers are enabled 70 sfnye
Ia ample time for the morning lnes OF steamboats, ane
railroads RAINING various points from those ciues
The VANDERBILT wi1leave New FORK on TUESDAY,
Fhursds, and Saturday Leave stonnEton on MONDAY
Nednesdss and Friday. go,
The COMMODOREw M leave Newly York Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday Leave Stoningon Tuesday Thursdss
and Saturday. =, v..-
npton proceed Immediately IN the splendid railroad ca
TO Providence and Boston. baegagemaster accom-
papes each train TO and from Boston For passage
berths eaterOOms freight applications may be made 70
the Agents on the wharf, and ct tho ohce, ~ sss5ss'
place oI-
NOR KEYPORT and Fort Hamilton.
~ The steamboat CHINGARORA leaves Chambers 81,
per daily (Sundays excepted) al PM returning leaves
Newport at Az. landing at Fort Hamilton eacn way
rrsO Qr~A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

rs PURSUANCE Of ths Surrogate Of the County
IsswYok NOTICE. hereby gwen TO ali persons having claims
,ganst WILLIAM ROBERTSON late Of City Of New York de-
with vouchers thereof 20 the Subscriber
Of BUSINESS No $50 Bowe, the City Of New York
81 before Of MAY neIt-Daed New York the goth
sxy Of October 1880 JAMES w. ROBERTSON, Executor.
81 lsv6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

NOTICE-LSTA1E OF NATHAN DUNN. Of FhlIade p1laT
IN dscesssdTo NATHAN DUNN JT You hereby nothod
and Trustees VIII OF Nathan Dana de-
esassd settled the 0Ges Of the Register Of Wis for the
County Of PhAdelph the State Of Pennsylvania three
the sstas the ssd Nathan Duun deceased
the balances thereof under DEGREES Of the Or
rhsss Of the s COUNT and that about 10 settle
account further notified present
you have aay part Of the said for sanent
and Trustees before the Isl day Of October
l8i FREDERICK BROWN,
ne corner Of Fihh aud Chesnut sts
ISAAC COLLINS,
ls9 Fbsnst Philadelphia,
ole svlyT Executors and Trustees Of Nathan Dunn deesAeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

CoAProLLERs oFFIcE-sTATE OF NEW YoRK-ALSArr,
NJnnaU 8, slEach Of the following banks has this DAY hed
N t once eose Of the appointment OF the New lork State bank
IN the city OF Aony agent for the redemption Of is circulating
soiss ageeaoe ~ the act entitled Al act relating 70 the edsnp
boa Of bank sotes, passed NAY 4, 1870;
Whites Bsnk, Of Ruhalo
Troy City Bank.
Western Bsnk, Of Washington County.
Livingston County Bank
mcIatyre Bank.
Iuthsr Wughts Bsnk.
Jet PHiLo c. FULLER, Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

CORPORATION EOTIcE-Pubhc notice hereby gwen toths
Oowne occupants Of all houses and ots
iproveoo lands affected thereby that the following A.
completed by the ASSESSOR and
ths Office Of tbs Bureau OF Assessments for examination BY all
For buing Sst 81 from 9th av 70
and with the Mdsonav. The limits embraced
By suck include all the several houses and lots OF sun
lots OF land situated on both sides OF sh
e. between and 5b All persons ~hoss interests are
affected BY above nsnsd assessments and who .sopoet s
Of them requested 70 present then lbsons
writing the undersasd at their once No Hall OF Records
within thirty days from the date Of THIS noteeOmes Bureau OF
Assessments Street Department Jan r. 1851 SAMUEL H. De
MOTT. FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC VIM SMITH, Assessors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

CORPORATION NOTICEPubc notice hereby g'en TO The
occupants Of all Houses lnd L
unmproysd Lands affected thereby that the
have been completed by tbs Assessors sRd are lodges
!, Ire ce Of the Bureau for eramuaton by al
persons interested building $50 81
and an The such Assessment include All
several Lots Of Ground vacant Lo pieces ana parcels
Of Land both sides Of 800 81 between bh ana avs
on the s,ery side Of Broadway 9TH westerly side Of 9TH
by the above named asesssns who sed 10 the same
or either Of them are requested present Their obecons 10 " &
10 the undersigned their Office No. Hall Of Records wn
thirty from date Of this notice SAMUEL H. DE No l,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN Smli n Assessors On .
Bureau of Assessments Street. Department. Jan 1881 % lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

(tORPOR ALTON KOTCE-Pubc Notice hersoy gwen, the
Nowner occupants OF all No uses and Lots
mproy unmproved Lands affected thereby that ihe following
have completed by the Assessors aHd are EDGED
b the oAce the Bureau examination by all
interested fencing lots Of g'uad between
9th and It'll avs The limits embraced by such Assess
all the lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated on Of sd street. between 5h and h
An persons whose affected 6 the named Assess
enis who opposed to the either OF them are re-
auead present obscon writing 70 the undersned az
their Office No Hal Records thirty days from the date OF
ms notice SAMUEL H. DE MOTT. FRANCIS NICHOLSON
ISAAC WIN SMITH Office, Bureau OF Assessments
Street Department, Jan Q, 1851. J9l0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the AMERICAN FEM Il
l\GUARDIAs SOCIETY intend applying to the present Leg s
urs their charter respect 10 the s
OF destitute Children by eonierog add
tona powers upon Mayor Aims House msone or surro
rate Of he charter 70 auxiliary
cations Also, declaring their right . participate
The Common School Fund. lOlawoHfrN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

STREET DEPARTMENT No HALL OF REcoKDs- PUB
Te notice hereby that the following resolution has oeen
Sdoped by the Common Resolved That the Street Com
missioner be ana hereby directed 70 pave and repair hn
from Broadway TO Trinity place. and charge the expense o com
pepg the OF property known az %
Adopted by Board Of Aldermen, Dec 81 1850 Adopted o ne
Road OF Assistant Aldermen Dec. 81 1850 Approved by zoe NAY
~ Ia 4 1851 MOI JOHN T. DODGE, Street Comr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

TT
report in the above ms Will bs made and presented to the
creme Court of the State Of York. Special Term ne
sad Court held the City Hall Of the City oil New
Saturday the LIST day Of February so a. the opsn on n
on that Jsy thereafter counsel can BE- nssIo
g.W York November Is 1850 NICHOLAS q ENEnhii VIII
HAM DODGE HENRY BEEKMAN. Comuassonsrs nils Il
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05
from the United States Great Britain have been irou
September 10 May lin Jour years-as ioilows'

Ii will be observed hat although the prices in England
have year been lower the quantities sent hi'he
have very much the English ave
rage price of wheat has BEEN since January THIS year.
SIS l0d last year $751; or Is lOd higher y1, inc
United States has sont ihhsr o.5O0OOO bushels wheat
against only last year the higher price Hnow
with ample of importation, the prices In western
Europe have been their the future promises
very large markets for the produce Of our farmers
The produce markets pretty well maintained co'oh
particularly under the Washng,ons advioes, was more
hrm and sales fair took place Flour, win
less pressing the market and more demand, AS
well export for the East, buoyant-sacs OF
straight State, 81 ~ IN mixed western, W. " W
I2A; pure Gsnesee, ~ 81; southern. - % a " %
Wheat dull 100 cents Rye, 10 cents Oats 40 AZ cents
Corn quito active 59A 80 cents tor round yellow
mixed western 81 So cents Pork firm, but little doing
Beet, mess, 80 a $lI prime, $5 So Lard "a cents
Rice ~ $50 IS 81. Whiskey, rs cents, Ohio Lnseed
oil, 10 10 cents.
Freghts show but little change cotton 7s2; corn, A
Havre-ootlon, cents.
The foreign demand for United States stocks sent prices
Of the long SIS Il9S, which drew out stock, and il fell
off The demand generally is good, and sales to-day are
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05
THE UNION:


Orleans
, SAsDwicH lsLANDs.-From the Sandwich Islands we
nave adviees stating that the difficulties between the
French and the authorities had been amicaby adjusted
DAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Goods still arriving free
" we are abundanty supplied with every description.
ana although agood many have been disposed Of yet the
supply Is lar above the wants of the country
Observation-Disclosures is no Improvement in this line
since last dates and all say u.s. the stock is good
and prices are likely to be pretty regular.
Sonee-Siock OF all kinds quite abundant
Proylsons,-The market 10 dull An entire cessation
OF shpments will be the best course for US and shippers
also. particularly in pork and poor butter
looacco-This article is more plenty, and does not
meet go ready sale.
Money is more plenty. For commercial purposes the
value OF prime gold dust is SIT The benefits expected
rom assay ofnces do not appear satisfactory. What
course for relief will be taken that the public NAV be
generally benefited and accommodated time only will
show.
The state OF affairs is generally favorable The mining
interest Is good But have more goods than we want
and vast quantity unsuited to our market.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

NRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, kc.-By
virtue trust ID March, fs49 from
VIM Walters and recorded In Lber j. A. g. No
fios AIS washpgton county,
Columbia shall proceed SELL the residence
H. side Of between 12th
June at 10 O'Clock the following
household furniture viz
Marble and centre tables, clock
-endan card tables, fancy chairs
Girnndolcs maptel and other ornaments
Large giitframed pier glass; lounge
Sets OF ashmeret window curtains and ornaments
Brussels and ingram parlor and chamber carpets
dining tables, mahogany bureaus
uiph post, and uundie bedsteads
wardrobes, washstands writing desk
Beds NJ bedding, toilet sets, looking glasses
Chandelier and solar lamps, window shades
Cane and chairs, sottee, hat rack
kipg chairs brass androns shovel and tongs
a lamp, and passage floor cloth, &C.
sos s2 credit Of two and fouf
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
~ ~ " 10 DYER MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auenoness.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

BALrIaoKK, June -. p, m.
The election thus the day has progressed with con
siderable spirit though everything is quiet al me polls
The full one but larger than was al hfst sup
posed From present indications the majority la aSot Oh
the constitution will be decided A large number OF
whigs (workngmen) voting for and II the dsnpcan
turn out and vote il believed they WILL should not be
surprised al seeing majority the city Of Baltimore io
the now constitution Of three thousand My Information
from tho counties leads the belief that of
any majority in the city Of Baltimore, tho instrument
will be adopted may inform you of the tonight by
telegraph, US far as can be ascertaned.
You will get tonight synopsis tho Asa's news. She
made a short rp-not quite ten days.
Our market remains quiet The steamers news has had
no special effect Sales of SOC bbls Howard street
at 81 70 City Mills nomnalat VI 81 Small sales Of red
yhea nj Is SO cents white ditto, IS cents yellow
corn 81 cents white ditto, 81 bs cents Oats, ~ AZ
cents. Rye, 81 a " cents
Provisions remain frm--prices unchanged Groceries
quiet Whiskey, ~ rs cents Tobacco dull Wool quiet
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

having the United
the combined
prepared said invention
The the subscriber applied either single
cylinders for maritime
with cylinder and In
acted
pcrchIorde
applied ordinary
expansive passes
vspozer, number small charged
easily liquid peneuatca
win surface Of
faculty absorbing calorc liquids OF
immediately
Of tubes charged herewith,
large absorbed the liquid
which thereby vapozed and the
cao Immediately condensed andis
into the boiler The thus obtained BY the
perchode, other liquid the tubes
cylinder and AFTER exeng s elastic force
the second cylin
and Of returned
regularly supplied,
nae vaporzed condensed The saving effected by this
quantity OF Goals required for the
occupied avoidance Of
being completely distilled by
The perhIoride
aud when charged quantity tubes will
condensation and
diagram illustrating be
Office OF Lschaise Fauche No 40
Broad street. in the city Of New York - =
May W-eoet PkocfEh DU CkEMBLkf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

The numbe mdshpmen authorized by law is 49, TO be
pointed Territory reference and
portion, number OF representatives. and
which each district
which applications received nearly two mid
midshpman In the shall
district having al the of
ponmen officers the from such
and shall be made from
se the appointed actual resident of the
which appointment TO be
mad, and further district State
may midshpmen in the At the time an
said State, shall be entitled TO al least
other shall be made from any district Of
Inc STATE having Of that grade navy
addressed the Secretary Of the Navy, can be
made candidate himself by his parent guard
aud his will BE- placed on the regis
Ter The does not
on nm will be account of p
orty will be considered where the
candidate prescribed where the
and where
district Of the State from
which he hpplieso
Qualifications.
and under Of
the tins primary be free from desni
and mpecons Of the They must be OF good
moral WELL writing from dicaon,
aud spelling and perform with accuracy the
rious primary arithmetic
and addition subtraction, multiplication and division OF whole
~ WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Navy
NAVY DEPARTMENT, June 2, 1851
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

A SMALL FARM AT AUCTION.-On Monday evening, Jun.
O'Clock, shall sell, auction small
containing between ~ and ~ with Wash
inston county, OF King ESQ., adjoining
belonging Georgetown lcssed o
GARDEN There wood hand pr'n
cpaiy hickory The improvements consist N small frame
building, with three first floor above an
orchard OF peach APPLE and cherry whole enclosed by
good and rail fence Of passes ho"en
middle of farm.
Persons DESTROYS Of securing pleasant location 70, m
dence market garden convenient the city, wo"o 90 " "
tsnd the sale. :,
Termsi balance In one and Two years TOT
'''s- ''"''"''''s 'eo"s"' 'sAs DYER MCGUIRE,
NAV "a Auction~ers,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05
Imports and prices Of ehsat in Ensiand.
Iunorts Ayernrc nricev pef ana rte
ar,,r nj 900 $50, 4i6


From January Is to March a. tho averages fell from
IS 81 2-that say, in nine weeks to I'D per
ter and they recovered that fall in tho subsequent six
weeks AT the close OF April after importation Of
4s qr against 72 900 qr in the period of the
previous year. the average. stood lid per quarter higher
and are in ascending The imporstions of wbea,
into England arise from the great abundance in France
md the from that county Of great dam
age to growing CROP and consequently OF advancing
prices. Although England has received large quantities
from France from the United States also have been
very large In tho last few particularly in the
quarter of the present and this last period may
properly be regarded only the turning point for sgi
prices la the of Europe, but also OF manufso
tured goods-re.ung from the influence Of the revolutions
OF In that year there universal disposition to
get rid OF goods and to stop production That was the first
i'm pulse Of the pendulum, and In the following great
ACTIVITY manifested the opposite oscillation Continental
goods had been pushed into every region OF navgable
lower and the stocks thus put off in Of
activity left scarcity when political quiet allowed
newa trade and in lste5o the production has been
great glut markets Of the world with both British
and goods and in greater degree than the
oied States The losses sustained have been great
and o, diminished production marks the opposite
Ills ton The surplus goods of Europe have been pour
ed bon u.s. under so-csed low Tariff in unprecedented
abundance; and the reaction has taken place without
ding in any degree produced financial distress The
m adv currency OF country under the admirable nde
treasury has carried II safely through tne
rons crisis consequent upon the overprodncuon Of
Goods the reaction from Che European revoutlons,
and oar the export of bresdstuHs has been main
tanned in OF the low prices consequent upon the
reaction Of the famine prices The exports OF brs,d'uf'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

Darts Editions OF Mo1iere. Racine. Rousse~u, Cha
eaubrsnd Madame De sevsre, Bo~sue Lessse, La Buyee
Besumsrchsis, Masson, Corne, Voltsire Rabeas
Courier Marmopse, slvo Peico scribe
tesqs'eo Ms'eosnche M.mer Capenqns, st. Pierre Provost.
Madam. dc sse hey, Goethe Ducts Roou Reynsr Balssc
Constant Cousin Boiesu, Forsn,
OF them beautifully illustrated others finely bound also many Of
a cheaper description TO sell At prices.
Jus, imported direct from Paris -. =
June 3 FRANCk TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

CIRCUs-Messrs ROBINSON ELDRED, propnetors Of the
Circus, take this method OF rendering the
citizens OF Washington for the liberal patron
during present here BY
request many make convenient to attend
night performance Friday afternoon Door
open at *, performance TO commence at o'clock
Jupe So
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

nOMEsTIC Ornamental Cottages and Landscape
Gardennsn Series Of Designs Adapted the United States
by Ranlett. vols. l649
and Village Residences in the United States
by Details Specifications Plans, and Directions and
Estimates of ost Of Eac Design. 2vois., 1850.
Architecture Applied to Modern Residences by hrnot
vol, 1850. - .
Two Designs and Villas by Messs Walter
b smith. VOL
Downng Architecture Designs for Cottages Farm Houses,
and villas. l vol, 1851.
Csdenngs and Rural Architecture adapted
TO North America vol, 1850
Downing Designs for Cheap Cottages and Farm
Houses VOL, 1881.
Together many other works and all
branches Of architecture and building.
8 FRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

,r,rurs list of tho American Union
h ocep Taylor Maurys bookstore The gallery ofpantnss
o an exhibition New York II desirable that
.oud without delay insure the Monthly Buien
,be Of the Each number OF the Bulletin
rim. articles
i In ita.lfw worth the price OF subscription.
TAYLOR MAURY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05
COM MERCIAL.
NKw Yorx. June 5, 1851

NEW YoEx. June s, 1851.
The conflicting influence OF the great London Fair upon
the exchanges continues send the OF the
precious metals Europe where the prices Of god
Dictated by the rates Of bills higher than either In Eng
land or the United States Down TO the latest dates. how
eversay May some slight favorable change had taken
place in the continental exchanges The extraordinary
flow of the precious metals Europe produced the follow
ing change in the held by the banks OF the three
cities, reduced to dolarsi
Specie in bank vauits oJ Nsw York. Pars aad London
New York. London. Paris Total
December 49, leis $40 $50 S73437 $40 $2I $50 2o
December l8as lss5a7o 9s4oO0 s38.SoOo go
pscs%'ss ~ 1880 asSS sssss s5ss s s.,
The figures for New York include the amount in the
government vaults. which flows in and out OF the banks
according the changing action Of and the
Monday, June g. had Increased $l2 Oss, 900
In London the dimnution has been steady in face OF
pretty large receipts but the exchange Paris was rising
giving indications of a check Tue fall in Paris bills in
London reported by the previous packet seems TO have
promoted large export of gold France this week The
commercial letters indicate that the turning point in prices
of goods in Paris had been reached that the low price,
had bought shopkeepers who had reduced the stocks
features, and induced in many cases resumption o.
en- ploy ment This, in connexon with the state of
changes in London and the disced Of cotton bills for the
moment, has doubtless induced the larger shipments o
United States gold The shipments of gold for four week
| Of May have been follows,
/ Exports Of gold from NsW York.
| Week TO 10TH To l7th To Gath. To 3lst. Total
To France S645s0 S2OOO0 S5s6 $50 81, 1876 81
To England 3o2,s59 $4,000 994 900 ISL a5
/ .., 2,937,76
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05

ByDYER u Mcguire, Aucuon-~rs.
eyUpERToR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RICH SILVER
y plated English glnss Acon Thursday morning.
residence Of Mrs r. Free
lsh street, between and streets all her valuable
household chccts, consisting Of
superior piano forte and stool mahogany soh
Mahogany paor and rocking chairs
fancy card tables, rout tables
dining, breakfast, and centre tables
book shelves, French mirror
Elsennt and glass shade
Set Of walters, with silver rims and handles
Rich hetd plated tea set, snksrds cas'ors
Caudlesticks, fruit and flower stands, &c.
Ensttsh cut-ei assde tumbers
Chsmpsncs salts, preserve and pickle dishes, 6ost
bowls, &C.
SET OF elegant French penclicd chins
India dinner set, table cutlery
Pafior, chamber passage and stair carpets
Mahogany and maple French bcdsieads
Wsrdrobes bureaus, washstands and sets
Feather beds and hair toilet glasses
Cooking and other stoves, refngcraiors
with general assortment OF kitchen requisites
made order by Wiiams, OF Bab
more, shched plate Of very superior quality
$50 and under go credit OF two and -four
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE.
June I'D Aucioneers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-05
nv DYER s. MCGUIRE, Auot,onee,

By DYER u Mcguire, Nuctf"hsers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday
Afternoon June o, s O'Clock premises, shall sell
Lots 10 II, II, - IA, Is, and le-beins sub
divisions OF original
Lots 5 md part g. ir square No. $40.
of original lots u, IS, Is, ~, and w.
Lots Nos o. 4, s, 10, 81, aud "a, In square No. 5Ss
lots alleys and located In the
immediate neighborbood Of the City Hall.
fourth the purchase In cash, and the
twelve egteen and four months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
DYER l. MCGUIRE,
May I3-eodhds Aucuonsen