New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
~ Our report of the st. Georges Society
Anniversary Dinner, is unavoidably crowded out.


HES Our report of the st. Georges Society
Anniversary Dinner, IS unavoldably crowded out.
MILITARY VISIT TO QUEBEc.-Au invitation
has been extended to the Bowles Fencibes one
Of the volunteer military companies OF this City,
by the rank and file Of the 10Th Highsnders, ct
present stationed in Quebec. to visit that oltyii
August next meeting of the company was
held a few days ago, al which it was decided
unanimously to accept the friendly invitation.
N A pile of old bricks in front Of llJ Nsssa.
st. fell yesterday morning, and almost buried 4
cArmsn's horse passing at the time. He was
however, bat slightly injured.
~ Iron Furniture, from its neatness and d0.
rabity, and therefore chespness, will probably
soon become as popular 10 this country 4. in Ia
rope, where its merits have long been apprecln
ed. These remarks are induced by having seen
several beautiful specimens of Iron Bedsteads a.
the Patent Merchandise Companys Store, No
24O Broadway. Their portability, cleanliness and
anti bug properties strongly recommend them al
this particular season to all housekeepers
" The ALLEGHANIANs had large audience
last evening, a. Hope Chapel. They give sheT
twenty second Concert this evening, when they
will introduce several new pieces, and All"
Goodenow will sing three favorise songs.
u We are informed that DR.. John q. SeEal
of No lG Lamartine-pace, Twenty ninthit, mas
received the prize offered last year by the state
Medical Society, for the best Essay upon :" The
Ia ~ and DQaCh
Remedies on the Health and Morals OF the Com
munity." The Essay will be published in the
Transactions Of this year.
E-s5@ Senior Don Il. Rafael, Editor Of IL O"'
rersel, Of the City of Mexico, and now under
Punishment from his native land, by order OIL
Genera Arista, the President, is now 10 TINS
city.
PROFITABLEAsD UNPROFITABLE-The C0rrW
tells of firm in this City who shipped an invoice
Of goods to California. The prime cost oil the
goods sold was about $3.50, and the sum which
they realized WAS s533 5O-spp srently very
handsome operation yieidtag some 400 per ceG
proft less the charges hen we add the
charges, however, the affair appears in quite
different light. Here is the amount OF sales rem
dered by the firm 10 whom the invoice was cor
signed
4eco1, ,, qf Ne,chanci,e rsceired per ships q ~
ans an Queen Iic'0riq" Ry0rder. - ET.
FEB. %, Iron Bed.tesd. So, 30 resms Writing ,,s
fsPsr - -; .:;:::i''''''''''''''''''.......,ss
Nay a. IS NJ Envelope s5.........."........... y
Mey 10. ron y
july Iron BeosLeads..
Dec Iron bedslesis... ~"
a
FEB y, iron Bedsesd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Feb. Il, Iron -"
ro..l..................s5s $50
To paid Freight peri q Adsms.........tI}s 3!
TO ppsid Lish.srsss' . o, whssisss, Soa. ~
To paid s.orsge, ~ IS, Labor, RAM. "a %
To paid Auction charges IS, Garage 70 "a,
Auction, 2............................. =
To pad Adv ertising. 800
To paid Commission and guarantee on saS
Sales, 10 per cent. a u
Net proceeds. .............,...o..sc.
San FsAscisco, 4th March, 1851.
Thus sJ33 20 OF proceeds, less sj3J 30 "
charges, yielded the sum Of fourteen osI' DC,
proceeds which with SO cents more Of gov
money was swallowed up in paying the " ''"'
postage Oh this precious account Of sales
NAyAL--OFFIcERs or THE U. 8. Bal6 ~
PoisE.-LHdner, Lieut. Commanding; fafn, -
Fist LieuIensnt; J. NJ Bfoos, Actog h"'"fi . Al
credge, Puuer; c w Wooey. Passed hidshipm~
well The L 8 ship Portsmouth aud brig Perry WV
windwud
OFFICERS OF The I. s. sLOoP oF.wAE DAII
VIM Pearson, Commanding, N. Lewis, First Ll7as -,
J p Decatur Acting Second Lieutenant }. H.
Acting Yhird Lieutenant; Febiger, Ae'iSs
J. w Taylor. Assistant sargeon g. 4. AexsoseI,
J. TsirsH, Jr, Puuer; J. T. Walker, Passed Mo-
man; W Broschesd. do; !. II Gills. hld'aipn%'
Abbot Do. y A. Oliver. Acting Bos'svdD; b. Y II
Gurber; J. H. Birdr ssilfnsieri J. FarVla' o"P"
all wei.