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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
ANTHONY }. BLsEcxEs Auctoneer.
NTTY LOTS. Sale of Val

ANTHONY j. BLsRcXEs. Auctioneer
EITY LOTS.-Executor's Sale of Val
liable Real ES'ate on Unhn-sQuare. flfeenih-si,
Prince Mercer South and Water SIS IN the cat, q New
York and Prince and johnson SIS IA the city ~ brvN-
Ism, at Auction. ANTHONY J BLEECkER viii sell al
auction on FRIDAY. June 49, a. p occk, n the Met
chants Exchange M the City OF NewlorA the following
valuable property belonging 70 The estate vt John anes
Decreased NEW-NORN PROPERTY
The house and lot known A. Ne 10 Vnion-slu
The house and lot Ne 81 East fifteenth It
The house and lot on he southwest corner Of Prince and
Mercer SIS . .,..
The ours,oy brick store and loi No go South ST. 21Hls
feet 9 inches.
khe
RRCoNfYN PROPERTY.
house and lot the southwest coracT " Prince ana
johnson stS. SIZE si3Nbo fecf.
house and lot on PrinceSt adjoining the above, same
SIZE
vacant lot on Prncest ADJOINING the same eOsiS feet
Fnr further rarticutr> spuy 20 the Aucuonccr. No
Rruad-St WILLIAM HANCE.
Executor for the estate Of John Nance deceased.
ie2i61.lOts tlbllil
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4 RESPECTABLE Young Woman

wants situation as Nurse and IS willing with
sewing OF chSnbeuNork II required Has objection 70
IN me country required Has best Of city reference
Nan a. III Prnce-st second floor Jell It
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NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.
N-The Twtnty-~irth Annual EXHIBITION Of the
Academy b. uow open the public At Their Galleries. toj
BROADWAY opposite Bond It from until 10 + Al
Aimttarcc % cents tickets 20 cens, catalogues
VI cts b. order II thu Council H. SHEGOGCE
AIS Dw' Corresponding Secretary n a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

ROARD.-A few single gentlemen, or
- gentlemen and their wives, Obtain pleasant 'front.'
Rooms With Board; also handsome back PaTlor Apply
II az Bovery. my27 Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

ROARD-Two or three persons can be
~ accommodated N a small private family with FUR
ahed Rooms, together with fan partial Board by aP-
plying al p BayaTd-s; my2o lm'
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NJ MTRwIS. Aueaoneer
RY BANGS, BROTHER a. CO, Trade

tbSAle Rooms, 10 Park-fow
WEDNESDAY VIEWING. June n. a, u o'clock mag
nhoeui EEgravlngs iusi rccosed from Loadon BEING
arre collection Il YER superb and csty me Line and
Nf Ezutinf ExgravneS embrac 4 the pro-
ductions Of the most celebrated Arus.s. nc'sRg sAny
ASt. nrrof impressions and proofs before letter A,So
variety that arr erguss,.r lF cnored "
FRIDAY ~ ENfNts. June ~, n 7, o'chck
STANDARD aud MlSCEt LA\EOt SBoOkS-BeiaS
4 large collection embracing yarlff az ~otSs IN the
vanouS branches II Literature snd Slence and ncGdns
many new and popular publications. Also an assortment
of school and CLASSICAL BOOKS. stationery nc. -
MONDAY. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and TIT SSDAf
EVENINGS. June iotn. llth. lGA and i%n'
Al 7. ocloSA
fSoparafc Catalogues l Pee issued tor each eNeniu&
PARcgL SALE oF ENGLISH AND ANERlc,N Books-Is
quantities &c SUIT purchasers honc an extensive coece
and fresh stock. a1t embracing arSe AS>orent az
valuable and popular English ard American publications. -
the departments "a Literature, Sleucc, AFS, SO
Partculais hereafter
At PRIVATE SALE.
BOHN'S L1BRARlES-Comprslug the Standard serics
which embraces O. volumes the Scientific ~fres
ID s vols the Antiquarian Il voS the Glass;
cal sereS p vols. assd the illustrated series m III
vols These al works u ceservedy high charac~r
IN the various departments indicated BY the ue>and are
sold At low prices either complete sets OF separate vol
umes the purchaser may desire Complete lists may h
had a the sales
AT PRIvArs SAE-A Rejecting Herschelhan rees-
core length. complete and perfect order. ls-
penal Draw ng Paper, superior quality
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~ giinrrnn Lodgc No. IO7, I. q. OF q. r.

hemhefs WI usseuhe N tneIr r00m on IHU hSDhf
EVENING, june ~ al O'Clock, for the purpose of vS
ne lroqnors Lode, a. jersey CITY. toll And puci ~
attendance % desired. ". H. WILLIAMS, y ., ..
l. BEILnNI. SecY. IelI ~
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%
NcConrcl lvoi l2m1. Cloth an paper
-ul rfren ,u e-crf and fascinating So r. j. ga NC
n Is srsc-+-cs ana aiolnds Intensely Thrilling mel
beats The kccctic - .f.. .-..,iss IN. e.
An r-s-eeted -.,r,,.I III aHla -e -. efary = 7fid
J5e 80, 80 I esIsged sai the interest Kept ug W
OBJ lasr '-BaneDf A-rc IF -. .-..-ss- With
HIS rTlf. .re =, ful.F u.al-rl - a. y -lte4es -
ont srr o-afsrs aud Is fac. pa ia iAAes 4ia ~,
.at.d tsfe ieIG charm a. l. 0lOA Nncn me is@7i -'
ind irresistible New Era , - ..-,,
The portrstures # individuals are slrslns '-s A
i've Is ,r.srseIr sis.rl ~ Hone J ,Urnal -
HTRRY-GRkPHS or Sketches from fresl a., lni III
II Slener Cesbriics az Socley. By y r VIII wa
1Zn-o, d - ton -, ...-.S 81, NJ WILLIS
THF FPI n GARDEN. By P Barry Of Ihe holn t
Hort SuTSe7tes Rochester, New-fork lFol i-u'' WIN
10 cuts. 20 Edition -x,r,Nr,y 18Th sLetches If
-. - 1te1-rorarles and Extracts from Ms COrTes-
ponespee and Political Writings b. q ' sAni'oofd
i'ei R5IHiSs9nNoTHER's RECOLLECTIoNS By Ella
Roduan vol. With llustrai9ns-
q s vii publish THURSDAY, l1tl lnst - ots
TRFST 6IFANINGS, or New sheaf tfoGi ne YIN
risiSt ~ Sert,reufai Europe By Ia Marvel A new
Eden with a new Preface and uniform WIN asysf1es Of
% q, ~ b PARK Row and las Nassa1-st
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70 RemoyaI-Dr LUTENERS Ihhrmary for the
exclusive treatment Of Ear Diseases has been removed .
s7i Broadway Office hours from ul 3 consultation Zee,
Nv on otherwise unpaid letters refused ml7 m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

u Swancd by an active Young Nan. general Cic-s,
either inside out, respectable establishment BENG
fully capable Of filing either 4 the above Can give the
test Il references Address w Q. 5. Tribune Office -
Wares no direct jel0H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
STATES HOTEL at PILL

y ADELPHIA -The subscriber respectfully announces
20 hrs friends and the travelling community that he has
suned the prupnetOrShp Of the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL Long known connection with the holel nnhcr tie
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe promising rs old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 20 confirm ~ pre-
reputation the best keTt house the country No
expense has been spared completely rehttng the entire
establishment aud lac particularly invites attention 10 the
changes introduced for the convenience and comfort OF Ia
dies Firmly determined 80 give satisfaction he soncts
OF that patronage always freely bestowed On
The old United States. lmye5 3ml a. G. ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

DROADWAY THEATER. - Doors
open at y! curtain at u o'clock-Puces Of Adj
misson-DreSS Circle and parquct, 50 cents Family and
Third Circles 2) cents Gallery re cents Private BoNss
s. and So THIS EVENING, June n, will be performed
the Spectacle OF - ,-.
Azael III CONWAY Jephtele Mis-. Andcrtoa
The performance VII commence With -
100 or THE VETERAN AND HIS PROGENY
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ruE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIRUNE.
TIE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE

b putlishCd CTCTy IUEsDAY aud TnTDAY mJrnag. PGct
- per amin Two copies for s. Ten FOR $50 A1yeE.
tsenents, 9 cents Inc for each insertion.
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E'MPLOYMENT.-Wanted for mechan-
FAIRNESS MISUNDERSTANDING Jour

Ectnan Harness Maker 20 the country. Call AZ
Ioycluv's Hotel corner Beckman 81 and Park row, be
tween the hours Of and 10 o'clock this morning None
hut sober men need apply. jell ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

~ Single Gentlemen, can b. accommn lated VIVA pleas
ant Rooms fine uantres attached first and M stg
the house 1872 West Twenty sccOud-st between SIKH
and Seventh avenues The house has been panied
eut contains large bath rooms water closets and IN
q most healthy and desirable location Terms moderate
References gwen and required J~5y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
ling LADY.-Wanted. a Young
BOARDING.

DAVILION HOTE L. NEW RO-
Z CHEIIF. fkept last season by NJ. c F Rec and
within minutes walk II the Railroad Sati.n-The sun
sCheT respectfully 70 Families and others wish
ng - procure BOa for the 81 The mSt de
ghiful ST atoms the vicinity Of New YORK THIS House
centrally located. possessing every accommodation neceS
sary insure the comfort OF it. patrons The House Will
ready toardcrs about the 2h II June
TEN reasonable house Of the same class
Application can made the subscriber. ~ g Grand ST
any before haf past O'Clock A NJ Or q, the
Battery Hotel from y ! o'clock p n The cars leave
YORK several daily, occupying only one hour N
reaching New Rochelle Persons wishing 20 select romS
ls visiting the Hotel can be treated with the premises
The House viii he supeuniended personally 10y VILLA AN
DILLON, formerly Of the Rainbow and recently " Tue
AlLauIrs Wafer-st lell 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

DOARD.-A handsome SUIT oil ho'nl'
ths second foa- Also. single Roon Hay r. "a.
= ;, - T,Aeufg-thrl-st short distance aoote
Tsrk Tie situation delightful for the sahiaeI p -,
ne house 5 furnished with baths gas ana .'- r,,,
ifpttVtututS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
NFTT70ttWS' MTYSTRELS, at FELL

L lows bPERA-HoUSE, "a Roadway, between
Howard anl 6 aud-ss Open every NIGHT during the week
The ccclr6tet siIal and well known FELLOWS MlN
STKFIS cimursing aR efficient and versatile corps Of
talented and 5yTeucnced perfrners under the direction
Of b. Fesaus. whose Concerts IN this city for the ast
wear have been received with the greatest favor by the ellie
and fashion = mis- great Metropolis Their Concerts con-
sIs' Of BurlcsCna Italian Opera Scenes, WHY eaylnss
solos Duets Chornses Dancing md Inytrunental Per-
f,rlrances on Wednesday and SATURD ~ AFIEk-
NOONSa grand Concert for the Accommodation Of Ia
dies snd families. commencing at o'clock, = NJ Admn-
SION 25 cents Doors open at Ct, to commence al ~ ao
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NJ y .grLsR. Auctoneer
NIRNITIL RE-Pnblc AdminIstratOr's

o WARREN, Ancii0neer.
CLOSING SALE at Auctlon-POsltlye-
Wy the last day -TO-HORROW. tThumday) al 10
O'clock the balance u the Jevely, the Telbodan lhs
splendid Musical Rotary tie Piano Clock Regulator &c
Will be sold. Jeli u
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NETWORK BAY HOTEL. - The

Propretors Of TINS House would respectfully call the
attention of the public 10 their Hotel, which situate
the SIDE of the NewYorS Bay, 3. mics south "
JERSEY CITY II Of the most healthy situations woip
the vicinity Of New York and for beauty OF prospect. n h1
no rival They are now ready for boarers The New York
Bay Cemetery stages until further notice from the Hoo
tel al a. 2l and O'Clock. and leave jersey Cty al lo q
and 3, O'Clock. fne plank road Fine bathing and
fishing Boats. sc ALWAYS hand. Every attention vii
be paid that VIII add 70 the comfort Of the boarlers
myl7 MW&Flm' DIV YER BROOMHEAD.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TIE NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

=. ,rsIisurp EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED
. rar TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, CORESR Oh SPRUCE AND MAS
sAu SIS OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL,
aeyered 70 CITY Subscribers q Cents per week
len they prefer, th~y paw advance at the Desk
g. ~. months 90 ~ Tie rae Single COPIES
- Cents NAL Subscribers, Five Dollars per aRnufa IN
ls~sncc SrbscrssOus taken fJr Mx months 20. three
or;lS 81 So Three Dollars IN advance required IA all
ssrgcs with CcuEty Nevsiay Daily Pagers received
..b,s oce whose terms higher than those Of The
Srhruc az ~ allowed any difference.
TIE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
,,isacd every SATURDAY. MORNING the lOw price Al
"a t3r annlH % uyale List cop.s fOf SO. twenty
sS 20 address To- So aud Ia payer "a no case
tn.eA beyoDd the tlIe or which Is ps-d AdyeTt.se-
psats fo is sheet w % charged 20 cents per IL. each
insertion.
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mo NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS.

The advertiser IA practical printer who now prints
la okly paper. and has the material on hand 'r
printing another and possesses facilities for dong oohp
non - reasonable rate the best manner, Is DESIRE $ oi
obtainlnc first class weekly p3tcrt - SCI up AldieS
T + Tribune Orsce. None but The propreiors ~ re-
=. ectable Journal need apply leii II
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NNMETHING RICHl-The most agree.

bNale Wa, !f passing pleasant evening, - 20 visit the
CHINESE Rooms $50 Btoadway. where You can witness
beautiful THhinon partake Of an excellent Ice Cream
and listen % od muse all OF which can he enjoyed for %
cents lNll Sl'a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

AS CmLp's MUSE or Chambermaid and
IA SesmS,ress ~ respectable Woman Good c't' ItieI
ence gwen Address D., note T. K az thss ohoc lell IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
AMUSEMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA-ASTOR-PLACE.
k-Puces--Bo1es. Sofas. Psrquet 81 Secured Seats 81
50. Amphtheafre. 80 cents
Sgnora A BOSIO As LUCIA Ii Lammernlor
Siguor BETTINI -----.A As EdKapiO
THURSDAY June . 1851 VIII ~ performed The Opera
q LUCIA DI IAhMERMOOR
Lnola. Ssora BoSio
Edgardo Sgnnr Bettini Rsyrondo- Sgnor Coletu
Ashton SIgnurihtnevsntano Arturo Sgnor barati.l
Doors opens 7 Performance 20 coan snce at ciorN
seats NAV BE- secured.
OPERA NIGHTS-Nonday, Tuesday. THURSDAY and FH-
dav leil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
fsIO CAPITALlSTS.-For Sale in one

VNO CAPll ALlS 81 or Sdle III one
cfthe largest and most tourlshnc cues IN ths STARE
the Fee ola large landed interest. which the a9pc VIII
md urcn investigation, WILL for the next ten or hee
wears av an interest o thirty ger cent per annnm whou
hing upon the time Of the purchase prns AZ" III
the hanoS OF agent whe Viii continue - i''
The whole put nearly eighty acres Is divided INFO i">
such character that their sale can te shewh ID re u
"A Doubt and om the nature of the ent~fpnHc u" iSN>i1
IA HE business world possibly eheCtu and IN ths con
nectou II nav stated that the above assertions arc he"
he haSeeSs fshrcS Of VISION 81 schthlus Specu'1uu
U re rslusd 10 moral certainty the matter having been
IN oUeratlon for a cons dcTab.e length o time, and the
rro...s . uGl ail Dc~u.~.iy improved a.
rcc outlay which has been Iald cash. and Gie now IN
such state that further expenditure Is necessary OAe
hall or three fourthS OF the above VIII be disposed on 9,
gentleman OF IN ASSOCIATION Of character aud reSpoiSlo
No brokers need notice tins advertisement rs prhAS
onv vii be treated with Answers may he addressed ~
PoS 1855 Post Ohce and interview had ~ the coANeh
,erce ri the rarles which VIII be strictly conndenal IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
.NRENCH BOARD.-Mrs. Loisel becs

ENRENCH BOARD.-Mrs Loisel begs
leave 10 inform the public respectfully that she
tnues 20 keep her wen known boarding and lodging house
the OLD established pccs 50 per week with three bottles
If French VINE and beside Will add from the first Of June
general demand dinner table French style every
afternoon ociocs Persons wishing to honor her with
DAYS before ~ Chuchst between Chambers and Warren
i,l 3ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
n04PD-Two pleasant Rooms to let,

Id with Board, 10 gentleman anu
Een, Il Isl Greene-sf ne.I r., - 80 -
VAN and cold bath. Reference gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
4 LARGE NUMBER Of SUPERIOR

STRN ANTS-Protcstsn,S ami CaiholicS-suitahle
tot private houses and hotels. wanting cmullgmsn
AZ { MASONS odccS, 80 Broadway and l5s BoWery
TENS YEARLY subscription 50 centShcrViSe q cents
SutScfit hons pee fully solicited These servants
selected with the utmost by OF great e1-
perence IN the business. and MIR VI guarantees them
fully equal 20 any which may be found elsewhere.
yeil NWed6Sats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

THREE or FOUR Boarders can be ac-
4 comrncdated with pleasant Board al IL NarcA-st'
near ~ Johns PARK J'it l"'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

ROARD.-Genteel Board at 90 Fulton
Sst with good rooms three single gentlemen,
gentleman and ans wife Also dinner boarcTS le3 m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

AIfe. or Two srilllc-
Pleasant location.
my9 In
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nUILFMON AUGUSTINE MORLEY

date Of Birmingham requested 20 call a, the Once
- =, ,l.nose unier a comu,Ssnn ielO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

Suits of Rooms on second
and third door furnished unfinished WIZ l1ti ot
PARTIAL Board Also. for single persons IN nfsi as
House ssl West FouIteenth-st Reference gwen ana r.
1n,,ed lel0 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

\ Gentleman and Wfe can Obtain pleasant Rooms By
avplyug at 22f Grecne-st Also few single gentlemen
can he accommodated with Furnished Rooms. with or with
out Board. hy applying above. Hot cold and shower
Baths for the Of Boarders References exchanged
feq gAW&Ft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
q f n rs Wanted, One Hundred

agents 10 sell improved edition Of Weiss LAWYER
an form Book This is the most valuable form book
SaeI pnouShed 800 pages strong binding Prlce re
from ~ 10 " cts Our agents ing from 81 200
W sSeVV per year. UeT nj WELLS Co, a. Ann-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

NIBLO'S-Nlanager, Mr.. JoHS SETON.
Tickets 50 cents Private Boyes s. Doors open u
:. 70 commence no o'clock Summer season Ravrls
nights Mondays Wednesdays and Fndays Burtons nights
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Satnnla 8.
THIS EVENING. June n. the Performances VIII coi-
msnce with Overture After which, evoutlons and new
featS on the TIGHT ROPE. ~ GABRiEL RANEL anal
the RAW FL FAMILY Amer h'ch, the Pantomime called
THE ELOPENENr. Or. A Return % the Village.
Characters sustained hy TIE Rayel Family
To conclude with the Come Pautomme Of
GODENSkI
An intemiSscn Of half an hour, during Which time the
Ladies saloon VIII be thrown open. where Refreshments
"a be unfalnnf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-02

The person viii spos unIsss tho
payment fine subscription be made IL sAvSAos.
DissAas sabserss may swasd mccoy isss posssss
which h psi1 BY
uaasnisson.
COUNTRY PAPER pshlAsbaA ui weekly assss
Congress, and semi weekly daring he
sabscIpnoH. for penod les. A1 vii be sssstvsA
terms propofuonsd 10 the above annual rates.
UPosTmAsTEks suthonss sa1s BY
sending a. yys DAILY subscriber with go eacosst
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with Sa5 enclosed WE1kLS
subscribers enclosed Gill be entuea 70 of sAe
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-24

DWELLINGS OF THE PooR.--Mr. Greely,
in a late letter from Europe. says :-"Of
Social Reform in England, the most satis-
agency at present is the Society
for improving the dwellings of the poor
This Society has the patronage of the
Queen, is presided over q believe) 10y her
portion OF the Aristocracy, and the higher
order of the Clergy. These, aided by
wealthy and philanihroPic citizens have
contrib lted generously, and have done a
good work, even though they should stop
where they are. The work would moi,
could not stop with them. They have al
ready proved that good, substantial, clean-
ly, wholesome, tght-roofed, well ventilated
dwellings for the poor, are absolutely cheap
er than any other; SO that ShyIock himself
might invest his fortune in the construction
of such with the moral certainty of receiv-
ing large income therefrom, while at the
same time rescuing the needy from wretch
edfness, disease, brutalization and vice. -
Shall not New York and all her sister cities
profit by the lesson"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-24

MILWAUKEE, AND MISSISSIPPI Ra,.soAD.
The Beloit Journal copies paragraphs
from the papers Of this city relative to the
dongs and prospects Of this road, and adds: !:
! Two facts appear in them, both of which
must BE- hailed with pleasure by every eiti-
Zen Of Wisconsin, viz: That the finances of
the road, SO far rs in operation. are quite
f1pttering, and the prospect, of its being
speedily completed 10 Rock River quite AS
much SO. This enterprise is If ,ught with
nore real interest to the citizens of all
Central Wisconsin, than a,y other question
now before them. 1t reaches through a
great region, whose only hopes of railroad
facilities are centered in this scheme. They
cannot prize It too highly, nor lend il too
early and efficient support. And to Mil
waukee il is what. if her citizens do not
understand 1t to be, they soon will, and that
to their sorrow, if too long delayed, a mat.
ter Of absolute necessity in order to pre-.
serve the commercial Importance Of that
city,.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-24

DEATH OF NsPoLEoN.--ln Headly's his.
tory, or rather sketch of "Napoleon and his
Mar shals," we find the following descrip-
ton of the death of the conquerer of half
the world
!" But at length that wonderful mind was
to he quenched in the night Of the grave,
and Nature, as if determined to assert the
greatness Of her work to the last, trumpet
e,i him out of the world with one Of her
fiercest storms. Amid the roar of the blast,
and the shock of the pillows as they broke
where a wave had not struck for twenty
vears-aulid the darkness and gloom, aud
uproar of one Of the nost tempesiuous
nights that ever rocked that lonely isle
NapoleOn's spirit was passing TO that un-
seen world, where the sound Of battle never
comes, and the tread Of armies is never
heard. Yet even in that solemn hour his
delirious soul caught, perhaps, by the bat
tie like roar Of the storm without, was once
more in the midst of the fight, struggling by
the Pyramids, or Danube, or on The plains
of Italy. II was the thunder of canno on that
smote his ear, and amid the wsvering fight
and covering smoke and tumult Of the scene,
his eye caught the heal Of his mighty col
umns, as torn, yet steady, they bore his VIC
torious eagles on, and "'rete d'Arnie. ~
"Heaf of the Army" broke from his d, ing
lips. Awe struck and STILL his few remain
ing friends etood in tears about bis couch,
gazing steadfastly on that awful, kingy
brow, but il gave no further token, and the
naughty lips moved no more. Napoleon
lay silent and montionless I"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-24

PRocREss OF EMIGRArIoN.-An Irish
Journal Of recent date. 10 speaking of e,si-
grafton, uses the following language
"a deficiency of abled-boded laborers is
felt in fseveral parts Of the country--so
much 50, that in Some places turf cutting
cannot be proceeded with. We understand
that in the neiehborhood of Gort there, are
no Iaborers. In one night, about three.
weeks ago, no less than one hundred and
twenty persons lcf, the estate Of Louyh-,
coo,er, and proceededt to Limerick, Galway
and other ports, TO take shipping for Amer
lea. In the once populous village Of room-
evara, levelled to the ground this time two
years, il is stated 10y the relieving officer
that there is scarcely an able bo.lie,l la,orer
10 be found! The etnigrants during The
past week have, perhaps, excerde,lthe nu,n.
Der during any former week from the pors
of Dublin ); and generally the persons NOW
leaving appear to be of the better class of
small farmers and traders,