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A CARD-B,RNIMS MuSEUM-

~ BENEFIT II &. " CLARKE, y Droctor Of Amuss
msnfs WEDNESDAY kfTLkNOON aud EVENING,
Oct l. BY permission oi ". T. BURTON, FsQ ths unI-
yersal iasorltr Mrs MARY TAYLOR, VAL appear a. a
Wife Tor Half Hour md sing several popular songs
In ls aerno,n az ocluck by the request oi many ni-
lies will be- performed the beautiful Play oi rnE SlRAN-
CIR Count Naldborfg (the Ntanger) Nr Chas W.
CLARKE Peter. Ga Sl plstOn Mr. lltdd"ay Mrs Halor
Mss Emily Mesfaytr. tounits Nmtcsen, hTs ROGERS.
IN the cysun2 ut ! ihe amusing Comedy oi WitE
FOR HALF AN HOUR The WIFE, (Nith ypngsl hts
Mar ra,lOf The Husband lwlthuut sDngs1 Mr. L. W.
Clarke Together with Buchs'unes excellent Diana. IA
acts of THE DREAM AT SEA or, IiiE VISION Oh
THE DEAD.-Iaince LynW ,dla Young tsheInan,) slr.
q w CLARKE Iuty iwIAie. IA Haze Mniih Mani NJ.
I1dtWay ack RALPH, IA wfe rAerJ NJ hensus, Btldy
Nuts Mss Eunl} biestaytr Jane Heyanen, Mrs no
sfrs r., Seats NAV be- secured go z
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xRISS JEANIE REYNALDSON, the
41a scottish Vocalist taae, pleasure announca =. hs'
friends and the public flat sic wl g.is Ler FiS1i
LAD ENTEkIAINMINf tbs season al tie Pr Dh'nD' ~.
WAY TABEhNACIE MONDAY INbNi - O.'
6th She VIII be- led bt Mr. q D. ~ VIZ 80
bf4tsd Composer and BIr Wm N Bfown' ins tti'a al
forast Tickets ~ cents tSbe bad at N. yi ipli ~"
sc ores and a. the DOR TIE cscnm VI tAe ''.'H
sy94AIIuSkMs
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Tur NETWORK TRIBUyE

TOR KJ10FzkS CIRCULATION
sss.sssl Ct1e Ge1ytnro ~ esff 1l-J slfiaff i' ~
srae. !-cf Il Ceh;s O01y, of 80 pef fe'r, ." '''i
l,rszt n tan or O. the cYutBeLt osagt heiriea
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,rlIr ILLUSTRATED EDITION. -

rkNlIE ILLUSTRATED EDITION
a tbs cay rub shed .he thir- elitisn of
LEWIS ARt NuEL, or tie R.a-'ld oi Lie. oy the
1.tlo- u Fa-k FarlesA. Co.nisse m o1e vol. with
iogr 81 sntd Illustrations Price - cents.
Al. tte ssc,ad ciilon as MANNFBS. or che Cal3 o.
Crime. tq :. & Nl's-the greatest An.eucaa Ronance
ever vyt'ea. Price % cents.
ASARNiAN ORMSBN Publishers,
SO B. No le1 Nas>au-,t ,c'rner of A.
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~ ,5.3 .s.er. s5rr.1.Y H,RN fe - .ae Jos ni| =
fioer tra.:ia,s aaFsare rfsnt 90 ..r SD 0f i@
90 - an stcftsl IL g. aai .te % 20 NJ 'i
Ilasf1 ls.a.I s1e f.1.sf- '---r----
80 ff tas -eots sl oe CHARGED - c.8is Dar IRE s-
am
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D0ARD in a PRIVATE FRENCH

ID FANHY-A Gentleman and h4s Vic Or t@o Sia-
N, Certi,n IN can be accom- madaed with lni aud
p.s.ant Raam ~ Private FANNY, hy in4lrns < %.
.t.t res zen University place aud 1t'-AV So ~
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ply rrU-voDx TRIBUTE

-cs csITYOc.i., OREGos AsD rHs shNn"itA i'i1Tps'
q zeahished oa he de9nufe Ol eacn b4aA Sea'sf Io
C6sgJss. Puce - cents D8s e pg ,
GREEIES 4 BfeELRATR. pl3-'te-s
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x,vFNINcs WITH BROTHERJON-

u LNIlNN'1 = - =, - -
- =, a. MONDAY ths zJth. aud esery evening until
oo,lce Dr VALENTINE, Ge.Delior Of ecceS,nci-
la different cbafacteTs Without rival n the WOnd'
H. Will consists Of FREAKS fOines and Ponies, With
tIr,er Quart tuzca QuIet and Qrarsls Jns People
tetspr,td with us.sal ketches, Steamboat lfis Stage
Travs ers Old Baids Leaned Ignorant Women, Young
CfIldren Crr0ls Law Cases. Delatng socetifs Oh Men
snt Ancient Women L0ng Iand Folks, Sentimental Nu-
10 TgsInng Tune Muse al sorts II Queer oces and
Cur0us Faces passing spGy into al spls u People, Lat
H. Pgs az school ngaan SINGER md little u Every
fling nd Eyery Pedy Tickes f0r Lady and Centieman.
- G. ats EKtIs Tckets - cents t. conmsncs A. half
90 o,ela-k zZJH'
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A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.

"A
4 Seventh Week - the WIZARD, and s'ill greater
Success Doors open m commence AZ 8-fkDF hSsOh
ANDEESON'S last week lui two an Now f0fk-PrO-
.sJr Anderson begs to that ms sOlDufn IN
il.s city limited 10 three weeks longer and having
iakon the above elegant edlnce for mat e ~hore his
GRAND DRAWING Room EN1EkTAINMENG has
iIsu attended ~ CrOded ana Del ghted audiences, com
Jo.sd of tbs elite of Toe ty VIII ne continued ~ Ehf
EVENING. when tle Professor Will Introduce DIghtly
change m his ofpoumcnis, which are universally ar
know eJged t0 he up'qlaied u the verdi
Admi.sIpn % all paft my ceafs.
~ BIN order 90 enable Gentlemen gong 10 and
Iltufnug from husurss cs-fOus of attending Professor
A SOfREES MNsiEfIlsE, % scclro plres. the Box
Oos and plan viii De- open for that pupo'e fon 6. AN.
until = VI when places may be secured without extra
ciHrsr.
L. GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE Will
take place SATURDAY. october IN commencing ~
~ places ir whIlA may De- secured dnrmg ne Seek.
- Iw'
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TUE NOUGu DIAMOND
,ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

b-Admittauce p cts Children i2i cts M MoNDAf and
TUESDAY Sept ~ lrd so Iu the AFIbkNooN At 3
oclock-A CIR AP EXCLUSION. 10 be t1ilseed b
s,me really novel rINt ORM ANCfN ON TIE htCOk.
DION b. Master BENJAMIN four yea's old THE
FIRE EATfR Tn tho EVENING, commencing at "a
ori. ck Wll De- PLAYED TIE STR tNGER->t,anger, MI
{ W Clarke Tie Fpppy Family, Chinese Collections,
Ac TO he seen AZ ui times
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~ Noticc.-Sieaushp ohillL'i if'n ,,s,,,;;c
eiH uiicf general Jritl ~ NUN r
tW.Jresda,l MORNING a. O'Clock Cons r4ecs wa
ppe,t.,, ,s1.is inrred ately so Il
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CUoorET'S FRENCHCONVERSA.

~ lions AND DIaispbt
ID APPLETON 90 .n9lisn - Nsdn, y ,,,o,,
DAILY OCCUPATION AND ORDINARY TOPICS,
a. to in.arzs n student wih those dlomic 80
rr.. r. which n.cst free j oec Ia tssnch JnFefsi-
"a /, Cgsage fh.eoet. luthyt lAe Gi-e " ffrhca
Caulta-Iflru. Sc isa1.. ~ c- 40
This .e al lifaht tfaiisd ly -l -ir 4 'i-ht
-rf.s o ar.111 he Frerst language rs hery 'n-
H. nd 49,, The words MT common use ln ~
c!-ar ana distinct ualue. A. 4n elementary tet BOOK II
rte'l..cIt all he f,uLd a useful DC.
ID A 4 90 also publish. by t4t .lme author. -
fHF YOUNG LADIES GUIDE 70 FRENCH COM
4.-'tr Il- v.ns Frsnch Tex B9oss
COLLOIs DRAMATIC FRENCH READER lRno., u,
'CCrT4N CHOIX DE POESIFs 'zmo.,
De FIVAs ELENENIAhf FhkNCh READER
DE 'YIyAs ADVANCED FRENCH READER.
i-oLIfvDoRFF's NEW METHOD OF LEARNING
FEFNCH Edlfed - J. T.. Jexltt. l2mO.. 81 --,
0IIFNDORFF'S METHOD or LEARNIS'
FhTNtH =, Y Naas Hm0., Il
kFI l. eacn Volume - cts 1890 -. ,.,rN-cu
ofIENDORFFs FIRST LESSONS IL FkLNCh'
T. e. - Greene. ltno. - c.. - t.prSCq
0IIFNDOAFF's FIRST LESSONS IN FkEN|h
CCsiPskIoN TO OLLENDoRFFs fhANOn
CRsNlIAR Py q Greene lz19 - - SiNc Ian
MF/ZCFANTIs SYSTEM Or L 1t ~ 7 R5.ynsr
CUAGES ~ pyled " French fT't he@i'' ~
pFzzoFANTrSGo 20 sse.aa kealsI ,sna -
EOWANs MODERN FhkNCh H|'D '
80 'stnarxxE-s raEvcHFosoUSclSe DIcI1os y =
AhY. i2DO. - -
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.OARD in BOOKLYN.-A GentIemln

and his wife and single gentlemen, may be- acc mn
noJaf.d WIN furnished ufirT i,hed hJ ms. Win b1lfd
ar No 2zg HlcAsst iacat in pleasant, and Win i'e
MINUTES HalS of South , cry. h@t%'
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DOARDING.-Boarj for families can be

d obtained 1r the Winter Application It " 80 hast
sgf,t Asu single Rooms fpT seIiItmsn- TIE Ae - Is
new has Ell be aceTl improvements ans '' "a .4e inr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

Z G. RIKER, No. 10 Fulton-st.. New
~ Yark ha, just uU1''shed HERBERT TRACY W
lHF TRIALS or NFkCANliLE LIE r.
IN shook llcgg The mauy s'flfs lftis, ,usf HhtH'
sdr,rl.ai4es II buslaess ife IN The net4O IS Wi
yffl "a refl.ul by both ia and young 4nd eapfctAy
p.l. ~ recommend - fO Those thousands ~ Young nsh
Who se entered INTO the extensive VISA without raat of
ret.. ~ siie them u heir cresr l'e story is tue
ene aJ vii he hrouelt home to many wh' ~ are l4J
r'.,,,.. H. ,ges Brook. D A. ,eftlser.
- til.IuIf IS
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DURTON'S TUEATER, CHAMsERs-
pROUGHAMS LYCEUM, BRoADwAy,

4 near Rroome II -pfupuctor and Manager john
Braushsm.-TillS kNkNlNh, SEPT 81,
VII be performed the row Romantic Plal pi
THE ACTRESS OF PADlA
Angelo Maiplon Mr. iNnue Rodulil MI g jordan
AufGe Mr. Foster Anaesto----. Nf Duncan
L. Tsbe the Acfress ui fatua--- Miss ' CnshhaA
TnCnuciu1c with
m
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DOARD.-Geutlemen and their wives,
K , er feN sinsls gentlemen, cla De- socoMm ,jlisd
with nnaEd N ~ lrelnnch y. - w.
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- sr,1E-MEEhLs I,lRlsH


.s.sf .Aedrgssg rf-9sT sl' l.Iltf 90 rf.f
:. =. mon g'sD 1efes f. 81 l-af - g.. A.fs.-
'.,.,e1tg : o..fs p Ire ~ elsa i-serle--
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Ncw i)ub!itGlinns.

COMPANION 10 the REk ERIES of .
u BACHELOR
TIE REN ERIES II az OLD MAID = eison al
most gone SG-lliei, lsra', , o-a o. Ii,rs,rs,oes .nd
luira. IN lfeG cotr-.
A'so N1w Z. ..r.
MATILDA MONrGONERlE-AS ASc.lel 'o Wsc'ls.t.
F1ce 50 cents
TIE WEDDING DRESS.
DEWITT \ btyENrORr. peol.,bsrs.
SO, = Ius-nc Bg1lilss
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EYkENCH BOARDING.-Two gentle
.OARD n RIYFRSIDE. upon Inc

4 , bsuss # Tie Hno.on opposite s3rt l.se al tA E
sad,, nine nes from CBan'srst De1ot -ll hg@l 80
Il >-faul IT,, house IS oyen flr Tie lm,l ii! "t
rders throu- -hout The year. ALBERT J. iii ~ -
80 Ir. aaHay Proprietor. - 'ottNSAA'
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.


TuE NLW-toFlh bAiFf tttNt'''
q. .,-,ss legfn ..VltpY IDpl,ihG tScsFtf t.--
~ - - rfHs srIL4fs s. CC zHgh ~ f't--- ~ 80
t.r ..rs cPrrsl - III CITY d.-t.
80 Seivtred a. CTR Srs1crnfr p 20 -. I'M r-t
!, s.e,, tie, tr.t, lheJ cln ~ - ,if1ncs II "a -
:, -, ,.,ss,fr ay . goqr Z tre 5ie t'--f
fDo0.s-y Flsf arsss hrs Fye Dollars 'tf ~if ~ -
.ssss,re C.t. cli3',..s tstef Ilf fr '-t
= ~ q y Vfrss - sFs f4va1f ia ~.
-. 80 & ,..r q Ness .frs lia-fs ~zfe-. -ir
~. - ....-. far.s a.e f.-lt .fta ..-1 o. 20
-.ser, 40 so. zit.7Fsj ~ q Ger oe.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
DOARD In SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

ID pleasant fioG, ROOM and bel room may ne hai
with Board for t0o or thloe persons; 81 seaisci 4a
vfc there are 10 e boafdcrs and wher8 tho conf Its
If home uay De- enlosed Appl, a. NJ. 20 HtnTy-st,
The frs door below ATTAIN lest, on me lett 50 i"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30


psneJ, 1n Protective Dciety. aud the trade E--
Ill, a., eouceted 10 attend meeting If t1c trade 20 pt
held Al Gandst Hall No ~ GTand-st ~ oclo'a Oh
TUESDAY EVENING. sept. 30 IA order t. take acI.
n the dssTaceiui aterpt made by lew OF thc POSSES o
rut down the established rate oi wages Ia't ID "'h
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
4, uurlnn I,air,-pOGIlvN lNpFRlON MUM

T. iiGrlan fair.-UOUIIN IINFEklVN FINIU.
Tins composition aIurN sa pied 20 the diseases "a
the ham aDa Tie particular mont ot hclns prepared
PHrck from ycse'anO rs-ctL,s SEQ that as apq alton IS
IuttctN sale How often Go perceive Young persons
Vlth tar M Wv cras of addicted WITH ollaesS al arising
toai iamma 1n Ot ttN >Na tlr hc.d. caused ol
Nuuy violent sriti and other r.tMa aihcl0nS h.
litfa use a thr tsneron tO.l ln shot time ih,y W
tue iv thcr ,eixhf comp change Wlii have taken
IiS,' "a he sciieh "a the eAn, at uc anG iuAurAni
EtvN Ga ct hsl. of rs efgnal cof W.l shortly follow
IT, ctttS c,tusng The Ngir 'fHa Scu and dar are
Sku uUk eoLde a.. The inNSH'n >aosll ne oUe oi thc
Iu,nAi ante nGsSCS erc.V l, dad geae tolct
Sol ~ho, sale aud Tsts Il, 4 t. ID Sands. NJ 100 tu-
tcn a.. kvshlNn IiuA Ga, Na. siS Broad "ay, D.
MNhag \ c.. No. lS5 RnoadW-N, and Wn Gaze,
G., No 20 fesTl II y y and 5 the Drsce>,S a1t feE
tDu.tI. thr.ls haut thr xy.f ~ IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
CATUARINT HtYES'S FOURTH

Y CONCERT. TUESDAY, EVENING, September 30.
aree number cl the best seats 20 De hai a. the Music
S,0.c 81 VA HALL \ SON,
n s39 Broadway. opposite the Para
Persons residing out Of the city can seats m adj
advance hy addrcs>in. the suhscnoers TcAeS 81 Chocs
.,,t. - S9H
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

A Grand Crcie>'ri 1f more thaR FORTY PEkFokN-
As the talented resident N NcwloN fAs been en-
!. -tu. I. Wi a. ..UUc-cc ly
NRC.LOuER ald MR LANENU.
TIE G-aal pf.u,-F is employed 81 his Couf ct Will 10
fHm the manufsct,r oi CaicAering
tickets -; Rose we'd stp.s price - 1Nsts may Ia
pr 'ured al Jo.lcs Ms Store NJ so SrviNay At
ltars Muse Sorr ~ Bfosway. NJ ths hcr Music
stsrsS, ard ~ I'll, tf Han -
D,ogs opeu az C,nccrt comm ences at s9 u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

TO Iciian piauo-I IOrtos.-A very ler.c asSoTt-
mtnt ef Pianos, Wh without "a celebrated E!!a &C
cor IAniu nt made hy 7 Cabot Co at rooms Nos Sa5
AId "a BfoaWay. onered al very low plces Please
.All aud see thtm 1880 IT, WATERS BERRY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
1VO LET-A SiiIT Of ROOMS with

Two LET-A SUIT of ROOMS with
BOARD, srlrsb.e fo- family or three q ouisen-
tsmtn. tss seeoad foor house where there are
few select ho41ders References required and sIyen Ap
p'I - -. i75 East Rroadvav. SO I'M
U'U LET-To one or two Gentlemen Z
afge furIshe front Room aad PANTY, N IN sc-ny
rs rocr ard North Moore sts For fric clI2rs NJ 1lre
CO Mr. hENbiSCH. NJ % Hudson-st. s.gf'
p 'O LEI--W th Board. front or back
,sfiaT tot ,sngssaa AID 4ifs. aE.innlKA,t- .Aass
p 1i- cntBs e angle E-r-lemsE- A ~ = No
s-rc<- sssss I'D rsxa-rea sxlD'
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NJ Nc>t Mount Vernon Special notice.

NJ West Mount Vernon Special Notice.
DRAWING OF iOIS-lhc members a.! the icAi'HtA
Homestead Association hereby notified thai the draw
ng ior choices w take place on the Il OF October and
that No meml cT W be allowed q draw un'cs> ho has paid
al l,as 30 upon each lot ht SUI scuhcO Tor All those
whose books Wcic s,aunued by toc fnanVe t'nmee
At She aSt meetug requested n huug shemto the next
m.ct .ng Ou n kSUAN E\ENlNG, she SON Vt sept. at
h.,hanloS Hall EV Hc,tt,-st, lot examination, as ihe
AS>DOeua Nt 0ot D. responsible tuN cuof> lot may
provo 70 ht a4lAst them alter ihar time. thi> W be the
las. ms,tne a. which new uomYcls will hc received.
JOHN +. LUTHER, rse>joni.
,. MUNs.g, Secretary. >-s-t'
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AHu5cmcRis.

f9F.. bLlt size .ssatci.a.l, iaiosn-
- r..f AIS, .hrsl lNiNF tANrS sl1 give her
-. t.r-..s arf. D .l >.r-l ..s Is tRlpLkR HALL.
phOGl.A2S.G-pARTf '
i.-.. a.. lsstr. r...- ert. fc.'rcay ronife,t
SfINcE os.>. t,. t.I,s N.-.tNiA .'fi.Ns
t-..'.fa- t.r..l Ntetlef'A
81. iktHfN
Ir.al Sc-ra and f.ts-" et..sc uiilc s rs 't-
bead all." Der tr.frg. -"'''i
Aiss> Ct.HsEINf HhNs>
DE (. .l,cuf s.c.f IUe sian iui hfAitf' I'M
.rurrr hte. 81 -NaIs MI,
.Au.d Eoh.n t,at .- \ ) '''' NA''a"
Nl.s, g,r..trrNr HAYES.
FAkf II
CgtY'gre-Arrc ~ tHtI.f, .tf,iu
S.rua anI AIIt-" Casa Diva Nom. -b'iiini
Miss fAfEfHfNE HAYES -.
Duet" Cnant> A.raff- a. , Sl Amor. -DNnife'A
HERR MENC.> ANu hs IS \. " MHitf>
Solo ou fht \ .'.n........-.. REkk tkifitt.
Pi'lal" Ny Dreams arc uow a2 nale 4 lhee -LA''na
Ng BsNuAM.
S,,t,h Ballad" D.uns IH.is b nn.2 las>t -Onah
Mss tAtHkk-NB nt tNh>.
Sr---'' Nt. les ni. 4Nf >a.tr ial. .-.- NAFiaha
iNr nar.crl lr dcSrc-l
Ae EgAHfN
The Ham taat once through raras Halls lr>h kaliad
Ni>s CAraARiNX HAYES.
Grand Narch-pn' .., ''el leroset
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
THEATER sole Les

j see = A MARSHALL Stage Manager, THOs.
BARRN THIS EVENING Sept 30. Will D. peIiorme<
ROMEO AND JULIET
k,.,s, Nj conway D. ct -...... VI ~ Addison
l1tnuc.U0c with BE laIcc of
SHOCKING EVENTS
snses ef Adml.son- D.ess CIcie aad Pare ieus 5oes
Fuiy tnd third Circles D Gallery ~, Private Boxes.
ard - Colcrcd Gallery. - opea AZ commence u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
DOARD in BROOKLYN.-F'un or

! martial Board room furnished unfI-Eished. IS
vented bv a sr sc gentleman private Episcopal fAmly
rre,,rrcd md M house that ha the modern improve
rerts Address box 1851 Post Office, n So q
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

Z > Coor, aa3 TO Wash and I'oo j. o PR. r.
= vac fr.g. &, ole, li-a.- - e.i. - 49,
j. .- -tf.. .-..e - .e... a-r t.s. e-ser-.f
- Al -, .e.er-cs. C-l- a- ~ = o--.-.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
DRVATE BOARD.-Two Parlors on
in South Brooklyn,

by gentleman aud h.s wife private family pre-
tcrr,d ntrcsrtonabc references VIII De- gwen AMI re-
cuired Azores Boa No 2, lj2 Nev-York Post-ohce.
s3O3t1lIhAS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
NEW MODEL Furnished

Rooms, from lcs - iis p"r WerA L'--lls = - n
Tie r4hr are invited fs -f4Ule nc aiilii 4'.
tsa slorlIlg ~ and v,tl4lon, ne De-" i-f-io 10,
o.ll.lg. d lie Es-e HJel stn1ied a. ne I-c-11- I.
p NAM. North " l..sr and E-als = SIS, i)ue Jn~A
fro-l tlefafk O-eu dlrllg the nl-h 10 = 49,
gcl-tsl .uiet hone and vl1 desire TIE zen ~ p,
er-. us ~ ecausuv will ard N 'ni l1nse al taIt
c.Ie tAase Tie lsrg- basement, 49, to S-.is, q
nactiag wftl re H0tsi 70 let Sin
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
DARTNER WANTED-With Capt.

tal OF 5000 t. S20 000-ln the Lumber Business n
prUclrn IN good location wei established. "itl
cts and country trade Address B., Brooklyn Pl oi-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

n0ARDING.-h GCltlemsn anl WI
= r-n lave q u.essaI; i-olt ca .As - .a-
l.s-t g SO G: heau sisi'
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for GENTLEMEN anl

4 tbeir WIN ES-Ope large front Psrior W. 'la'res
and ~ al Hal atacled also large back ril r IN same
for nicely furnished for t~o OF thrss Gentlemen l."
Gentlemen con be- accommodated Httn >nge looms A.
- a. T - 81 -
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sNT-KNISVED and TINFURNISHED

y ROOMS o. LET-To gentlemen, "tn " "iihon-
F.s s.t ard Tea pleasant 1n tae second Nor
Ar .g 20 No 81 H0lst+.-st sn1I- dstl-cs "-st u
BI..tuay ref-r,u,rs required SO ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24
THE DINNER At NigLO's SALOON.
Sentiments from All Parts OF ths Union.

Sentiments from All Parts OF the Union.
The ceremonies in the theatre were scarcely con-
cluded when the hour appointed for dinner-iiye
o'coek--had arrived. The guests passed to a recep
ton room, where they were received by recep-
ton committee acting for the Union Safety Com
miitee In few minutes after five o'clock, bril-
liant company sat down 10 a splendid dinner, gwen
by the Union Safety Committee. Behind the chs
was a portrait Of Washington, surrounded by a
gracefully festooned drapery Of American flags.
The room was lighted by seven splendid chante-
liershree at either end, and one in the centre. The
head table was ranged along the south side Of the
room, and was considerably elevated above the
other FIVE, which extended through the whole
length Of the saloon, and which were all filled.
The Mayor, Ambrose G. Kingsland, presided.
The following were the Vice Presidentss--J. De
Peyster Ogden, Moses Taylor, Hiram Ketcham,
Charles G. Carleton. J. J. Henry, Chas. O'Conor,
John Cisco, Geo. b. Butler, Francis Griffin, Pc
er Cooper Henry Grinnell, James T Brady, Isaac
Townsend. These gentlemen belong both to the
wing and democratic parties
The guests who sat at either side Of the chli
were-Senator Foote, Mississippi Hon. Edward
Everett, Massachusetts, ex. Governor Young, New
YORK; Major General Sanford Mr. L4ngdon
Mayor Of Mobile; Hugh Maxwell, Collector Of the
Port Recorder Talmadge, Chancellor Wal
worth, Rev Dr. Spring, Rev. DR.. Cox, Rev. Mr..
Mercer, and Rev. DR.. 'PIse Brgadier General
Whiting, u. 5. A.. (; Nicholas Dean, President of
the Cro,on Aqueduct Board; Captain Levy, U S.A.;
Lieutenant Davis, u. 8 A.; and Major Morgan, Of
the British army, with many others.
The dining room was managed and organized by
a committee, he AIDED by Colonel r G, Wetmore,
who, from time to time, announced the order Of
the proceedings IN a clear and distinct manner
This gentleman discharged his dsty admirably,
and, indeed, so did all the committee.
Rev Mr.. Mercer said grace in short bat APP
propriaie and EXPIRE ssive prayer
During the discussing OF an excellent dinner, the
band in the orchestra played several sirs. Ample
justice having been done to the viands, a trumpet
announced the commencement Of the Intellectual
part of the proceedings.
The MsYoR--Mr. Griffin, chairman Of the com
mttee, will read letter from the President of the
United States.
Mr. WETnoRE-Three cheers for the President
This call was most Enthusiastically responded to.
The band then struck Up Yankee Doodle"
amidst renewed cheering
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24

BOUNTY LAND WAREANrs.--By TIE
appropriation bill Of the Esd ulimo, u
restriction is imposed relative TO the
location of bounty Land Warrants,
which from its being in so inappropri-
ate u place, is not generally known ;
and as many holders are now making
arrangements, and some Of them expen-
siye ones, to have their warrants locat-
ed upon the valuable mineral and Other
lands abou, to he brought into marke;
the ensuing summer and fall, it is sug.
gestGd that it be made more public
we therefore publish the provisions as
follows:
That no land bounty for military
services granted by the act If 18th
of Sept, 1850, entitled An act grant
ing bounty land to certain officers and
soldiers who have engaged in the Mill
tary service Of the United States or by
virtue of any other act Of Congrcs,
heretofore passed granting land Loun
ties foI military ser, ices, shall be salts
fled out of any public land not heretofore
brought into market, and now suffice
to an entry at private sale under thu
existing lava
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24

Tunnel OF TuB NERruR.-We
learn that a very long tunnel has
bccn'rcccn,ly cNcava,cd in France, on
the line Of railroad leading from Mar
settles TO Avignon. |, is three miles
IN lcngth. sic hundred feet under
ground, and cut through solii rocl.
The height is 10 metres, go fcet)
and tie width metres GA fccD.
The number Of cubic yards removed,
therefore, is greater than the amount
contained in the lloosac Tunnel. -
This work is Gnishcd~-,hc cars run
ming through daily and cost f. 10,
200 900 or $1,000, 900. From thi,
it would appear that the estimate oI
the cost Of the Hoosac Tunnel may
be correct. 1t seems that the grca
tunnels Of Europe. old and new, cos
about S5 per cubic yard. and it can
not be in the nature Of things, thai
they can beat us in excavation, Nhcl
they use nothing but hand drills, and
driving them but a few inches per la,
while We have powerful steam drill:
which cutter sixteen feet per day int,
solid granite.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24

Tna Funl.sr DivoEcE CASE .Su.
rr,n,c Cptut. Ncw York CITY. Spec
al Tam. -- Ei,cin Forrest rs. taih.
niae ". Forrest-Ihc injunction. SO
Jar as it restrains the defendant from
molcstine his wife. isdissolvcd because
no act 81. molcstation is shown, AMI no
good ground exist for experimenting
any. /, is also dissolved. So far as It
rcstrains the defendant from dispos.
ing o! lis property, because he has
not abandoned her without adequate
support, and there is no reason to ap.
prchcnd that he will DISPOSE Of his
property SO as to avoid the jurisdc.
ton Of the Court. But the injunc.
ton is retained so far as it rcstrains
the defendant from proceeding in his
suit in Pennsylvania, because the dc.
PENDANT Las not legally changed his
residence from this State to that, and
has no right, while both parties are
legally i'll this State, to subject his
wife to foreign jurisdiction for the
purpose of obtaining o divorce. Thi,
suit having been, however, improper
ly commenced by wife against hcl
husband, without suing by a next
friend, the INDUCTION will be wholly
dissolved unless she amend in this re
spect within ten days.