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Lucy Neal in Latin. Life in the West.
SHORT ARTICLES.

Bread in England. Lecture by the Duke Of Argyle Con-
sttution French aud American An Interview with Napo.
leon hAy Mutiny and Oppression Of British Sailors
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has returns from all but three towns, in which
the Legislature stands-Democrats, 1886; Wing
and Abolition, 1870; Atwood men, Ia. The most of
the Atwood men are pledged to vote for Dins-
more, in case the election of Governor should 90
to the House. and under no circumstances will
vote for the Wing candidate. The election Of
Dinsmorc Democrat.l for Governor, may there
fore be considered certain. The Democrats have
elected out Of the ~ Senators; Wings, 2; and
in the other districts no choice. To the Council
four Democrats are elected and there Is no choice
In the other the Cheshire) district
This is bunker version, and must be received
with abatement.
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MoRDEcAi NJ. Moan, 50 long known as an ed
itor, died in New York last Saturday night.
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CAN CRIME BIZ LOCALIZED NATIONAL ERA,

The National Era has long article TO show
that crime may be legalized-that it always has
been egalized. That human law may be one
thing and Divine law another thing-that they
may be directly opposed to each other and each be
legitimate. Heaven defend our country from
such teachings -Lbeny Party Paper
"And each be lsgninlateD You know or ought
to know very well, that the words, "each be
legitimate nas you employ them In this paragraph,
convey to your readers perversion or falsfca-
tion Of what WAS said by the National Era. A
Gle from which we have taken that paragraph.
The National Era stated what human Legisa-
lures actually have done to "legalze crimep
You falsely represent the Era as saying that
human Legislatures MAY y do, that Ia, hare night
to do such things The National Era does not
teach has not taught what you say II teaches with
respect to our relation to wicked laws.
Have you purpose to serve which cannot be
as well served by fair and honorable dealing7-
Hartford Republican.
If we attempted to correct all the miserable
misrepresentation Of "The Liberty Party Pa
PERI we should have little room for nything else
In our columns.
Coon Capt Mcintosh, of the frigate st. Law
renee, in letter from Rio de Janeiro TO friend
at New York, speaks highly in favor of the advan-
tages resulting on board Of bis vessel from the
adjustment of aogging. He has also substituted
double duty as a punishment instead Of the irons
The letter says:
81 shall never have difficulty in managing
crew If the Government will give me, as they have
done 1t this time capable officers and gentlemen
to assist me. have some bad men, IL il true
hut will keep them In order without the cat, and
| shall give the Government no trouble while am
here - Baltimore Sun.
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WAsHIroror Dtcen.h,r d .lsas

Ofalithe Periodical Journals devoted e. tersor, and
science which abound in Europe and IN this country this
has appeared TO TO be the most useful Il contains in
deed the exposition only Of the literature Of tbs
English language; but this, by it's immene extent ami
comprehension porrsure Of u AZ m ina In
the utmostsxp snsiono Of the presentage.
10. ADAMS.
fublishedweskly at six dolarf EyeGrby
LITrELT h co,
Corner Of fremont ana BrOlnd cid streets Besten
cy- For sale by JOSEPH SHlIIINGTON, corner OF
sfstreet and PennsJ lvsniR avenue Washing
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WISTARlS BALSAM.

From me EOnng Mirror mem Yoyk) Of Mareh
30, 1S40
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From the Baltimore American.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, March p, 1851.
The steamer Crescent City arrived here to-
night, from Chsgres She brings dates from San
Francisco to the 18th Of February. The Cres-
cent City left Chagres on the 18th instant, and
Kingston on the 18th. Her advices are two weeks
later from all parts Of California She brings
s5l7 275 worth of gold dust.
The Alta California Of the 18th ultimo says
Since our last review we have had a continual
ton of fine weather, and for the first week in
February decided improvement in the amount
of business The prices Of some articles have ad-
vsnced, but during the past few days, owing to
the arrival of the mail steamer, now overdue
eight days there has been hesitancy, and the
advance has been lost.
The news from the mining regions is favora-
BILE
There is full supply of breadstufs, and
moderate business doing at previous quotations.
The demand is better for Haxall and G llego
brands
In provisions and groceries there is no special
change from previous prices-a good supply.
Since the departure Of the last steamer for
Panama, Indian difficulties have been on the in
crease, and murders and robberies have been
more frequent Efforts have been made in TIE
Legislature TO raise funds and troops for carrying
on a war. One Of the Governors aids, Mr. ]. n
johnson, has been despatched to the scene of dis
turbance TO act on the part Of the State authori-
ties. He is authorized to raise force of volun-
teers. The Commissioners left Stockton with
escort of several hundred United States troops
and it is confidently believed they will be able to
form treaties with the mountain tribes, thus Civ
ing quiet TO the country.
The weather has been very fine and unusual
ly dry for the winter season, and war;
The Legislature has been battling for some
time, and ut last fixed upon next Monday, to
| 90 into an election of United States Senator
Some believe Mr.. King will be elected-others
that Mr. Heydenfeldt may stand a good chance
| Col. Fremont is also gaining strength; there has
been quite turn in his favor.
Good health prevails generally throughout the
| country.
Cheering news continues to come in from the
gold mines
The expedition sent to the Colorado river has
been successful. The State laws having been
| found INADEQUATE to the wants of some localities
| the people have taken upon themselves the liberty
of dispensing justice under the code Of Judge
Lynch
The Legislature has passed bill for loan of
not over 100000.
Rich diggings have been discovered near Bear
river Much gold has been taken from granite
near Steel Hollow
The whole State has been agitated about the
decisions of the Supreme Court, recently made,
in regard to land titles; and the Indignation of
| the people has been manifested.
| A number Of murders have been committed on
the Isthmus Seven dead bodies were seen at one
| time
The Sacramento Times gives An account Of thir-
teen miners who had worked for enc year in the
Feather river and averaging SO, $50 apiece. The
most made by any one person was s5,4l0
The news generally is without much interest.
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The Richmond Wing has this amusing account
of an interview Of John P. Hale the New Hamp-
shire Senator, with Virginisn, both parties be-
ing at the Richmond Hotel
Vug-" Good morning, sir. Fine weather"
Hole" The same TO you, Sir. The weatheris
indeed fnen
Vug,--" Allow me to ask, sir, II your name is
Hale7n
Hale" 1t is, sir, at your SERVICE
Vrg-" John P Hale, sir ~
- HqlG-" Yes, sir, precisely
Vug-"Are you of New Hampshire, sir ~
Hide" Yes, sir, that is my State"
Vug-" Are you Senator Hale Of New IIamp-
shire, sir 2"
Hale-"I am just that individual"
Vrg-"Well, sir, did it not occur to you that
this was no safe place for you :"
Hale Why, really, sir, it did not. | saw
that it was safe for your Senators, Mason and
Hunter, who have been voting with me all the SEES
sion on the Compromise bill as did, indeed, in the
other House, all the rest of your Democratic dele
cation, except one. If you don't mob them, why
should you mob me?0
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KIDNAPPING Laws or PENNsYLvAsA.-An Ell.
fort was made In the Senate Of Pennysvanis, q
day or so ago, to take up and pass the bill repeal
Ing the Objectionable portions Of the kidnapping
laws Of that State. The vote Of the Senate on
this motion was sixteen yeas to fourteen nays; but
as It required two-hirds to take the matter up, 1t
did not pass.
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March 2)-tf
LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.

II APPLETON a CO., 200 broadway, New York, have
LIZ ready the fourth edition.
LIFE or JoHN RANDOLPH oF RoANoRE.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-15
VIRGINIA
REFORM CONVENTION
NO, 25-

a cMLAnsR Publisher to II
arn, ",,,;as b. VIZ. G. B,suor, Official Rspo'''rl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-15

re.s,s, Of :Mr. sUH1fshs' ." IT,, nsF.4y the 1884,
'''''' ,,sss in Commute cfths Whole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
FANCY GOODS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
NAM. II. CARY & co. 243 and 24S
w Pesrl.sL between John and Fulton ss) invite The
attention OF the city and distant Johbing Trade
20 theiy large and -1y,si stock Of Goods
which they oder At the lowest ra,es either for cssh or sp
Under their present arrangements thsf oner great
Inducements all their Foreign Goods, ana viii give
their customers me beneht OF me ryge deoens wnlcn
they have gained by the Increased amount OF nef pur-
they pledge themselves to cell many styles Of AMEKi'
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURES PRICES.
Their stock will be kept foil during me whole year ma
ali orders viii be promptly supplied They Psruculary IN
yite the MEXICAN and SOUTH AMERICAN dealers 10
examine their STOCK OF JswSly, manufactured expressly
those markets sso their stock Of ivory Combs sasp'ea
rba following articles constitute part OF their stock
Linen Threads.
Various makers, plain and satin finished, black drso
Witty brown and colored, NOS 9ox8o
clat; Alsnsnds,s s% H Eagle and iod ns1s'Ons
Tapes and Bobbias.
Linen and cotton, assorted co'Ors aud sizes
Kazos, Knive. Shears scissor. and Table Knives ana
Forks Wade Butchers. Wosteuholn's, Rodgers, aad
other celebrated "'ieq sr.he.
HAIR CLOTH teeth, paint, ysrsh shaving shoe, erumb,
horse, scrubbing, Gc nc In great variety.
Musical IDstruments
Accordeons violns Ylues Flies Clarionie's HSmoni'
large and rch assortment, consisting Of beautifully
carved pearl, ivory, bone aud wood sucks also pals
sticks, with plsIn, fancy and siyered paper.
fine 8, So, SIS, and NPU, ltx4i lnchts
Combs.
Plain and fancy TUCK dr,ssug pocket and side OF shell,
buffalo and horn.
Single and double, Engsh Snd American real and imis
talon gwist also, variety Of Rides
Piatois.
English and German pocket belt and holster Colts and
Allen ThurbeTs Reyolyers AsO, complete sssormont
OF Sporting Appsretss.
PERTH
LubR's Msugenel Coudray's, Pigers, Pinsuds and
Edes hne extracts.
soaps.
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubins
9uerlsn's Pnsud and Maugene Coudrsy's assorted
styles, &c kc.
ALSO,
Percussion Caps Needes Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Steel
Pens suspeneers Buttons Of eli styles Pocket Books,
Port Monnaies, Purses, Stationery, Beads, Whaeoons,
Looking Glasses &c. &c.
Catalogues in the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. 13l SmMWs'lHp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

= r,,s A. bv TWO sirls The Que As good 1opz aud
Baser and underss1ds all kinds OF soups Toe other -
Chamhermad and LsUudresS and has no ooecuon 10 "a.
M, slrel pfvste family Both are capable % washing
aod ironing sr the frat families Ia tie city Tl- Cal De
both well recommended from their asst place Wn.r- sy
lived lhree vesrs end three months Car 34i Twelfth
,ill .,,i,sd a23 L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

Y kWSPAPtR.--A Great Chance for
l some ore.-An editor - Oh e. shlsl-d W--kly
Nr"tPAp- m his civ. having advertising i1c'n7. n-
dependent OF iuhscrpfi-ut - some per wfeE oyar
OF = petsef h6s imp0rfrt business on hand ese"lA,
recurring his pers0Hal alteration Hr year or a. lie
Wouc ihee'CIe, give hall in.erf b. aod oSnssnp q
thll lHlrfio competent pe son, who Won edA ana
mAske We paper properly 10 DTS abseuce conideFng lne
sces OF 81 n persOn FOR the year and the carry ing out
81 Pl1tehl edgeuseueuls no 10 the paper aau ;enI
copruihuon therefor 10 leu % Other purchase money
70 sy ore faTlg SIt0 sl11 IN cash the Editor would
irtVe e. much more, which would be- amply sufficient b
H9 az eeAceLcy IL expenses al new advertise n-Ld Al1
5anHpuons would assn put is locOme where Il Is no =
Inc "a 10 hunbug ard IL will be proved uool Inspection
OF tCs hgures 10 be chance well worth the a.
Ie oL q responsible persons. Address, with real name
IS William a. as IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
NEW STYLES OF GAS FIXTURES,

Y French and English China rich and plain Cut Glass
AND GENERAL HOUsE-FURNIsHlNG GOODS.
The subscribers desire 10 call attention OF their friends
and the public, to and beautiful styles OF Gas
Chandeliers Brackets hsnte Lights Pendants &c, juss
received from tho weknorD mandatory OF tho Messs
Cornelius & Co Philadelphia Their assortment sur
passes anything Of the kind they have ever before eI'
bbited and at prices very much lower than their former
rates
rber stock also embraces extensive assortment OF
FRENCH PORCELAIN DINING SETS.
Tea and Toilet fancy China Ware Of every desep'
lion.
They respectfully inys their friends and customers 10
Wait their China Decorating works, where can 30 seon
every variety OF porcelain goods 10 the course OF deeo-
tos rom tke most costly portraits and devices down to
the panest style OF finish Purchasers can select from
more than one hundred different styles, and have hek
services decorated 10 any csgce either with their Greats or
Initials, ss hey may wish.
Yhe subscrfbers have o1e OF their most experiences
clerks reading alternately Paris and at the mandatory
AZ Vierzon, France, who Is constantly selecting new
.tyes and patterns which together with their own designs
give them advantages possessed By few others.
Yhey have also extensive assortment OF
RICH AND PLAIN CUT GLASS.
Oflhe newest and beautiful designs Their manufse'
tory being located their premises and under their own
immediate upersion they are thus enabled 20 furnish
tbs article 10 the moaI recherche style and on tho mos
reasonable terms
10 order to CARY out lheIr arrangements, and 70
make room for their goods they have cono'uoo' W
discontinue the importation Of Plated ware 'apsno' .ud
p,,,s, Mscbh Good, Cutlery. &c, and would invite The
,snop of their customers, 70 he following articles, which
tbey ,e strictly at the cost Of Importation and some Ard
cles ia little soiled, lower sill
Their in ibis hne consists principally Of Plsied
Rs,sst, Castors Urrs Wsers, Kettles, Knives rorss,
spoop. ladies' &c; Tea Trays IN sets and sngie, Cutlery
IN and dozens and other articles indspenss-
HE in the house-tunishiDg fne- Country merchants In
particular viii sud it to their advantage 70 call and exam
Inc the stock before purchsiing elsewhere.
WORAM HAUGHWoUT, SCI and 5eS Broadway.
NB-Physie houses Hotels Stores and Public Build
pgs fitted Up with Iron 0es Pipes 10 very superior man
ner. and at prices exceedingly low.
IS 2aw3wsW GSkEWE
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AS CHAMBERMAID, or General House
LAmad. by respectable young woman In small private
family No ecuOn 10 90 short distance In me country
Good city refvre1ce. Please call s49 Charles o. ls! moor
Can be seen for one dAy. 40 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

as COOK, bv respectable Protestant
Y Woman In e small family lie . fh4 10 ld e.
e girl IN TIE hous- win her or TO tke are % selue
utus house for ihe Summer. where here -" uo 20 %
ollie FANNY home She 10 excellent COOK ana csn pc
We recommended Apply al $50 relth-s', 6 10 j. peg"
TCWpkiLs square. NJ -
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70 1. q. of R.-The public meeting Of CLINTON
TINT, No lS !. .. or RECdABlTES Al ta-ir room lo7
bowery third story postponed lsGI week 10 conse qenee
u lhe weather, will lske plsce THIS EVENING,
IeGsis fee be Lad a. ,he door Good speakers and
tngts Will be Ia attendance Doors open quarter betore
g. fxtrctes 10 commerce. al s O'Clock J. J. LEWIS,
apps IL Chairman Committee OF Arrangement
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4 s Cook, Washer and lrOner, IN a prl-
~ vste family, By respectable young woman WIN
Of city reference Cen be seen for days py Apply
iug al Second e. 40 ~
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As Cook, Washer and lrOner, In a small
"a 90, no respectsbe Gill Bes, o references given
AMY 81 a Pfospeetsl Brooklyn. before The let Of May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-
~ spectable Young Woman. The beat Of city refer
erce can be given Apply so sp.ingsL Gao be seen
Tor two days 30 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

AS plain Cook and tiIst-rate washer and
N Ironer. by respectable Young WonSe, or wJaij
sntv Good cty reference given Apply a. ~ PiI1-sL,
corner Of BroomsI- o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

rPr Notire,-GOLDEN WREATH SECTION SIS
lars Of cadets VII hold Ihslr hrs Public Meeting ThIS
tNENlNG, ST eltysecOnd-It Church near THIRD ave
Rev Mr. kochWell OF Brooklyn. ard Col SuOw vii al
eiess he meeutg. 4 Bible viii be presented bro4i"Ay
I'd Caledonia Sections Of Cadets are Invited IL hoped
IA the house will be tlli Seats ffee III CAOf.
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o. Special NotIce-ro the PaoIic II appears

O. Special Notlce-Co the Paoiic II sppoars
hoio No 81 OF me Desfhe hncT1st that Messrs NEV
MANN kSUER editors OF Netr Yorker Stt9ts-eifa},
rave connected tus COR SANDER against Inc cdIprs o. Inc
NsHtIosi by hitch the Ormer hope 10 prove he.r lnno-
etnee Of certain chsrges which they have not thought
themselves able otherwise 10 establish. As have ufse0
~ MAIL hNiNzEN 10 defend himself against me 10 urOus
"Otsllous. which were ineusifous.y heApSo upon AIN
uVn ali sides 6s he resumed INC edtOshp OF the ScSHe'
Iou now hold 10 DO my duty publicly 10 endeAVoT 20
piovoe ioI oeifhyng The costs ADJ charges which msy
sow ou o. lhese sus and accordingly appeal 10 my nu'
uetOus ana Cultured friends IN the union for Ihelr assist
Nee, auOw maj no honorable man will be Ssnung when
1e Se.en0e sSu *eafly Of tbs champions OF nghl OF
uo'n shu 81 Graz conviction concerned. COntrou'
uors 81 Whatever smourl will be received, and la due
ele az sccouh1 rendered kOBERr WEsSELdOEFr
Brsuleboro, lot day Of Eas.er, 1851 noSilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

CY- Welshmeu, Rally !-NAShiNGTON MONU-
MINT NEETlNG-The Welsh Inhabitants OF New
iOrk Brooklyn, Wiismsburgh and jersey City are To-
ued 10 attend smeeng 10 DO held AZ ms Weth 1ong.s-
galiopa Church, $50 aud Sol Broome-si. on WEDNEo-
DAY EVENING, sd int, 10 adopt measures tor cooper
aa0g with lie Unes Central Committee 10 furnish BLOCK
toFepfesen the Welsh People In the National monument
row erecting In the Capital Of The Union, in honor OF me
Ither OF his Country, and lhe Champion OF nivefsa
freedom throughout The world Exercises 10 commences
G10cock Addresses by Rev JoHN HowES, Pilsourgn'
"a Rev Taos. II DAVIES Of this city, aud MI WIN. b.
JONES Brooklyn, and oIhers Good Singing procured
Tor The 0ccsiion. as IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

ROA R D.-Gentlemen wishing good
- rooms furnished or unfinished snl wiling % pay
good price. can be acc1mmJlIef, with or without
breakfast and tea in White S.. BFoadSay The front
Isl loOr viii be rented Ter Office. Apply loi
Sprng-st as S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

a S Cook. by respectable Young Wo-
IN msu or to do washing and ironing or general house
work The Of city reference can be had from Ter last
place Can be for two days at Is Sixths front base
Insnt as IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

~ Second Advent MceIinRs.-ELOEk }. v.
HINES Pastor OF ChadOn-s Church, Boston, VIII preacn
10 Washueton Hall, 10 Heslersl near the BoweIy, THlS
EVFNIN0 and asO on THURSDAY aud FRIDAY
EVENINGS OF ibis week. Sezts free Public Invited TO
attend. The Advent Herald, published at Boston, can be
oblalIed az the meenngs and AZ % Oeencysl as "
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ROARD.-A young lady teacher wishes
AFbo4ra 30 a private f.my. in 90 oesr hs Ni1th WNrd
References exc1ang,d. T-rps moderate Address ECO
TRiKA. Broadway Poo, lee. 1y Friday. as IT,
pOAR D. Mrs. ). 4. Faulkner, No. -
East xsen'h ST. has ~ let narlars With bad
rooms sacsed the second floor, abe h4s
tstOns FOR single gentlemen Toe house 10 pleasantly TO-
Gated near riolsqusre sud has al tle modern improve
meuts OF CrOton wafer, gas, &c as p
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THE NEW-YOilh TRIBUN

A,.t.1 everv HefnesfTU and sturdy nl 'rn'n-
punsisss- snnn1n Two copies Tor 81 Ten 'Or ~.
re-. Ssraepts cents line for each insertion
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NOUNTRY BOARD.-Wanted. by a

~ gentleman ard lady, with Two small children sod
Il months old, and ls girl TO wall, IA healthy
location. within hodrs fde OF sal from ths city
re satr silualion snd terms addressed w H box s52
New York PoI Office, viii meet with prompt attention.
AS S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

TWO GTRLS-Onea as Cook. Washer and

Il Ironer or to DO homework In small private family
The other 10 do chamberwOrk and take care OF children
good city reference Apply a. 2OS TTenyiouEih'it near
kiLh.ayenue, Ia basement 40 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

W BatcheIOr's LIQUID Hair Dye.-BATCHEL-
ORS LIQUID ceelebrated snd successful that II 10 ex-
ctug the cup3iiy Of host OF imstos The public mus
be careful to get the genuine al BArCHELORS Wig
Mandatory Waltt where 1t 10 sold wholesale aud re-
tai or applied This Dye has been In successful operation
fJr he last twelve years. Gil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

DOOMS-Fu Furnished Rooms for single
* $500 - =, uvtthout breakfast sad tea. can
- ohIsIosd A. "a Foqrh.sv near Uuion-squae None
mt gertemen OF me srs r-specson1y need apply AZ in
DOOMS TO LET-With Board in
"a -lssss-t la-auon on fass rll,e DO, cod and
,toy.r aefs h lte bouss APrs e. - 577se.1s ye1l''
Ger o. Thlrieepih-st 7" ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

4 S good plain Cook, by a respectable
"a Protestant Woman in private family AMI Is wlArg
TO washing and ironing, and has no 90 ecu
70 in the country. Can DO for two days a. lot
Enzabeth.sl Good city reference can be gwen az ~