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The New York herald., 1851-12-10

vENrzuKLa AND TmR UNITED SrArEs.-In another
part Of this morning. paper will be found letter
from our correspondent in Maracs sibo, Venezuela,
detailing the particulars Of the seizure there, by
the authorities, of the brig Horato, Capt Morrill,.
Of this port with valuable cargo on board. These
repeated Sc zures and detentons most vexstious
to our merchants, and though in the end they are
always paid for still the had better be stopped at
once.
Since the revolution of Paez in Venezuela, that
country has been In most unsettled condition. and
many adventurers, who made their appearance FIRST
during that revolution, have got into Offices which
they are Incapable Of filing We are confidently
informed, by those who are intimately acquainted
with that country. that the ignorance and stu
pidity of the lower classes is something ap-
psllipg. These are the men who now rule; hence
these repeated and vexatious impediments to
commerce. If Paez had gained the day, IL would
probably have been different. But General Paez's
great mistake was taking up arms against the
government, bal as It was, instead Of using the
great moral influence he undoubtedlypossessed with
the people.
The fact Is, the South American republics are
not republics in anything save the name; and,
until public schools, perfect freedom cfreligion aud
good roads abound all over them, they never can
advance. Here, in The North, we have our intelli-
gent, law loving, and law-obeyiDg population, and
we progress; the Apglo-Saxon blood carries every.
thing before 1t. There the degraded, ignorant,
priestiidden and bayonet-drycn inhabitants have
to obey few interruptions politicians, and, until
they have an immigration Of Anglo Saxons, suf1-
citnt TO form a majority, they never can attain any
rank among nations, Notwithstanding the immense
fertility Of their SOIL and the natural resources Of
their country.
Meantime, we hope our government will look well
into this particular instance Of their stupidity and
folly, ard also take such steps will, In future,
prevent such vexatious sfIairs happening again.
PRceRrss or THE RAPPNo REVELATIONS. The
grave ruriians Of Wall street announced yesterday
IN the columns their Journal that one Of our ost
disting guthcd Judges and a celebrated and pious
clereyman are believers in the rapping philosophy,
and have adopted tho rap irg revelations 10 all
their in.ficacies and varieties We don't know
what clergyman is alluded to by our pious con
temporary, bu; we understand that Judge Edwards,
Of this city, Is he Distinguished judge who has been
e1smin'ng tho rapping philosophy, and has dis
covered there is something in IL that be can't
account fer. What next
The New York herald., 1851-12-10
KOsgTH AND TIE PRESIDENT or TIE UNFED


Yestsrdly, he son Of the Pssd-ont q Tie United
states waited Kossuh n ray his respects and pre-
sen. biz fathers compliments. He made sxplana-
lions IN reference to The resolutions n tho senate sod
ted cut ths idea bat the matter would be al tight yst
1Le feror. that be actually Invited Ecssuth 10 Wssh.
nr.,n rrsmaturai bat It s upde " a hev 40 90 ~
soon o. ile restlu.ons ci III Seward ncv yen ling 10
.hs Eanb.e rhali Das
The New York herald., 1851-12-10

PANAMA T. KOssUTu.
ilff rricre N.artl-A native OF the let tnmus cf Pa
nama, me no. llt spst the gole. from .ts
gfrsteFhi.al N.lon o.. pride honor a- ] sltisfsc. 1
IN addressing t1e rromioent leader 81 the brave N4-
Raf.ans
ct1rtryman cf the Nashiurtcn the Kossuth sul
EsT lenr rf south America tie gree. Bovar q tha.
e1 qcfdrary eeruq that from the bankstf hs Jron1-o
weut riauiifg the palm of liberty Cd .le Ar-eutins
lsfhts cf Ictl e dastr inE Tor ttr s1anh I1i
rau7 ta he u srcus rtlns ~ igaeu.h- rhe orsltsi
th-ra Trruh AID gsFe freed eco uili.na NJ ars1
that sara telore slaves a country Fn rnfaa of .I4
vcrttrf uarfior bkrrerts hs .ssr,c1s OBJ tne al.4s
Mas. sr auj .ouaratulatts the asansl9a .he hufar
snd Sos Jon os tu1esly fr bic arrival n 'a' . ID.
fr,trcr1 ora of Shorty Hhi1a words a-f st- -.la
p'fb he naI.a 81 toss-f1. A
r..- -tce... 900 decctrate rrusiflf llsr. -i 30.
thce of fof rrt s.4.h Amerl-a. have reg .natt.
syuTaity ln fte New " rlG vcgr ipdtia'i ~
Eots fr tks lt.f'y = your couotry' yoaf v way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
DATFNT ZINC PAINTS, as Manufac-

d tured Ly the New-Jersey Exploring and hmng Com
pany, for sale hy the quantity only
WHITE ZlHC PAINTs-The No quality, ground IN either
OIL, spirits CT tupentme. yarniSh, (Which gives the
beautiful porcelain finish much admTed) Is winter IMAM
the pureSt whte lead free from all foreign impurities,
and destitute Of the unpleasant smell and poisonous proper
ties Of lead paints. -
The Nos and 3Qualtes all respects like the NO
l, except they not quite white they come NJ lower
prices and are well adapted % outside work. $3.50
The dry white oxide of Zlnc mixed with water and tle
size makes brilliant and lasting white coating for walls
and ceilings
suitable dryer prepared for the paint, and 1t Is IN all
other respects used Ike white lead, except that should
not be quite much Trimmed down with OIL.
DARK BROWN AND BLACK zinc PAINTS These are inr-
nshed l0w price, and undoubtedly the cheapest and
best paints the market they invaluable Tor I'm roofs
and surfaCes Of all kinds. being perfect protection
against oxidation upon wooden surfaces they are also val
liable protection against are
These Zinc Pants, having pure metallic base are war
Tanted 20 Yellow and wilt retain their Original Di-
nancy much longer than lead any Of the earthly pig
mentS now IN Use
The OF dealers requested by the Company
general agents.
NIL 6m > 1. JONES % - bttNtf-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
ININDOW SHADES AND TRIM

w MINGS. by c. X. RIKER 4 co, importers and
manufacturers Of Transparent Window Shades. English
and German Oh Cloths the oldest establishment the Unl-
ted States No 1871 Chathm-st, and defy all competition
and VIII sell any Of their stock at lower prices than can be
found this city All Shades warranted not to curl or
stick
NB-The trade furnished with English and American
myi2 i'm G. X RIKER < CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
D4TFNTTTLES for FLOORS.-Thes

Tiles are used for VestibuleS, Halls ConSeryatore
T1-,ry Rooms &c They are superior 20 marble IN dIrT
bitv ana admit Of N almost infinite Vauety Of arrange
et Of coor great variety Of patterns on hand and fJ
lie nv MILLER. COATES < YOULE,
30 I1,s 279 Pearl-st. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
DUKES COOKING RANGES.-The
VABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY

Il large assortment If every description Of fine and
low priced Table and Pocket Cutlery of the latest patterns
direct from the manufacturers and fOr sale low b.
FRANCES TONES y SONS No. MMdeR-lane,
Importers and Dealers m Guns Hardware aud Fancy
Goods mtQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
UMpOpTFD Carpets at greatly re.

DRINTERS' BLANKETS-And Lap
h ping Eagrayers aud Roller Cloth, for sale by
"a G. b lie BARON, s. Pine-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

fourth stories about Is by 60 feet each well lighted
o tbree edes with eleven large windows, suitable lot
Manufacturing purposes with without steam power
Inquire on the premises, II Ann-st ny - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

VAIL & f
IL ID ROOT VI d. Dcnrs,s. have removed 20 n
POND-Sr mys ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
pRJNG HAIR MATRESSE .--Rps-
Spring MATTRESSES.--McEL-

Spring MATTRESSES. ---MCEL-
0WEE " PIERRE, manufacturers OF McEwee's Patent
Spring Mattress medal was awarded tins Mattress at
the last exhibition Of the Franklin Institute IN Philadelphia
October. 1859
The subscribers offer for sale their superior Medal Spring
Mattress well worthy the attention of the public COM
blnug all the feather bed regards soft
and much greater elasticity than ordinary mat
tresS and be used either side both sides being alike
All mattresses manufactured bv have aud date
of patent stamped thereon. Mr.. STARkEf LINESEN,
Agent Broadway. New York, where they can be seen
a30 In,s MCELMEE b PIERRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

~ PLATES-And rough Plate Glass for sky lights, from
he manuflct0ry Of s. Name DOgnies, LOT SAFE by
"a i'm. POLLEN & COLGATE, 28I and Z69 Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
SCHOOLS.
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

oBOYS. IN JAMAICA, l. The subscriber, who has
had the charge If important educational interests IN New
York and Philadelphia. will be- prepared ~ into his
family and after the "a Of JUNE newt number 81 boys
exceeding r. Every attention will he pad 10 the moral
intellectual and physical development Of his pupils HIS
farm and residence but five minutes from the Janaot
Depot and Will afford pupils every opportunity for heah
exercise Price for Board and Tuition Si23 per session
five months payable half IN adySnce For further padGa
lars reference, inquire If W SMITH, Esq &c Bees
man-st, or Of the Principal Rev. II. j. DAVID. JamAie'
Ii my2O 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
PLANTAGENET

FUST KECEIN ED FKUM PAKIS-
~ MECHANICAL LAMPS. from SIS 70 500 per pair .
also on hand n new KIND Of GIRANDOLES LAMPS AZ
the lowest prcc DIETZ. BROTHER s co.
mySS lW l34 Wlliam-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

rTVO LET-With STEAM POWER, a
4 ov,,on ~ the BASEMENT Of The Tribune Build
inrs Apply 70 X VI. STREBEIGH, Publication Once Of
The Tribune. - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
NTICHELL'S lamp STORE--T6e

~ business of the above removing from ?,
Caihanne-s, All kinds OF Canphehe ans Fiuid Lamps
hStaeturrd on the premises wholesale and retail Burn
ING fin and Camphene m barrels aat half barrels Of the
ntst eeahy al the lowest prices WagoaeS Supqilel
sney SSiar and fu'd Lamps GranoleS. Sc AZ reduced
Tates Lainl-s'cks Of all Kinds al wh0lesac all ta'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
NOR SALE by PRIVATE CON

10 TRACT-A number Of very desirable BUILDlNG
IoTs in Tho Ninth Ward Of the City Of BROOKLYN SIT
male near square, Marcy NOstrand Greene,
Tompkns and DE Kab avenues aud on Van Buren, Laay-
cite Onincy add KoscuskO streets Apply TO
my2S Iw ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, BrOad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
NOR SALE.-About thirty acres of

LNOR SALE.--AbOut thirty acres OF
II LAND beautifully situated IA the town of Rye, West
chester County the border of Long Island Sound and
within ten minutes rdo ofthe NewYOrk and New Haven
Railroad DEPOT Ut MamarOneck less than one hour 70
Ncw-York city The premises well situated to divide
IN lots OF five ten acres having several building sites
overlooking the Sound There also the premises
three apple orchards fun bearing The land in high
Of cultivation and well fenced with substantial stone
walls For further particulars, inquire Of JOHN GRlF-
FIN, near the premises my22 2wf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
MURRAY Il FALIHEE. Silyorplater,
INStIR RANCE.

nIVIDEND.-The fiscal year of the
L (UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA
NY whose prosperity has not been cluacd by other Ike
institutions, closes the ISi day q July Parties are re-
commended 20 make early Application mT insurance ant
thereby participate the full earnings ~ the past year
WILLARD PARKER. VI (phw.
{ X. GILMAN, NJ ID "'SN
Blanks fail tables and every Information gwen ny
JUDD HOLLISTER Agents
nv y 2w 81 Nali-st Jauncey Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
NOR SALE.-Thc FARM of the late

ElNUN pAIE.-ITIC lNTtlI UT
n Moses Clark deco ased containing 0l acres situate IN
the town of East Chester about II miles from the Tucka
hoe Depot Of the Harlem Railroad II is bounded North
ery by the road leading from East Chester 10 New Ro
chele Easery the EaSterly road of East Chester
which roads lies POO rods On the farm good man
son hsuSe large barn and sheds, mill house,
carriage house. and necessary out buildings all IN good con
ditiOn Also good house The farm IS IN high
state Of Improvement Terms easy. Inquire OF SAMUEL
CLARK, It6 Ezabeth-st w-York ,ALPHEUSCLARK
on the premises the undersigned, at New Rochelle
JOHN SOULICE,
nvieews a.acutor NJ Moses Clark deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
5. SCHOOL AGENCY. 293 Broad

Il ). SCHOOL AGENCY, 1913 Broad
- away Capital furnished by the Patrons The Fourth
Annual Circular Of this Institution out showing the eh0
feasibility Of the plan Of building up Great Eiuc8onA
Enterprise that shall universal patronage fo iod
ers Pupils Merchandise, and all educational orders ~
simple proposition u set all Of IL patrons ana fers ~
work giving them such interest the estabsheh, ~
get their money back with large interest THIS y uo~
by granting selling checks aud by stafhs .n
fits equally with the Patrons and the Of EdufatN
MONEYS collected or inyeste-thus afonlns them hAn
some dividend. besides procuring pormansht lhN" ~
the cause Of Education Terms Of Deposit pst cent -
On one years pensatOn ncluding Board IfS ch.
transferable and procure negotiations with the IS -
stltutOns. Families and Teachers throughout the Cha
until the full amount received, whether n Oas % ~
engagements Apply early. postpaid personally II s''
References exchanged=Apnl 2, 1851. -. q, ..
my20 6tTuIhxSs II WILCOX. fOpl1cY't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

MON MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANY Office IS Wall-st opposite Hanover.
st-Capital and Assets S6coO00 lnsurinces Marine.
Inland Navigation and Fire Risks
TRUSTEES
Moses Tavor Peter Kns James " Elweu
y : Ipthrop J Symington. y NernI,
Horace h Ciafin, I Rnuth. Sidney Green
John p NeSnth Lewis II lo.er. J h JOnstOn
Paul SpofOrd. TX Munsell. Dickinson.
Chas { Hatch. Valentine Kirby. Eugene Duulh,
l.. II Brigham, Andrew Stout. g. Thompson.
T.. 7. IL Gibson. l.. X Collins. Henry lIoii.
T.. J. Anderson. Z. 4. HaTg0uS. DAVID b ruucr
= u Babcock Lambert Suydam. x 4 Robertson,
n X Wolfe. Graves. John Van Nest
James ID Fish. {. Damhmann. 4 keteltiS,
r. 4. OchichS, Livingston, EiiaS b Brown,
Richard Bell J IA Brewer. George Darby
JOHN FALCONER. President
JOHN s Japan Wee President
FERDINAND STAGG. Secretary
NB-partcular attention called Ia the fact that this
Company continues Ia insure Buildings, Merchandise
Household Furniture Vessels IN Port So against loss
damage by FIRE and divide the profits thus class
ness the the Marine premiums
a29 lw&3w Turh&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
ZIG 6w' executor of Moses Clark, deceased.
NOR SAFE OF EXCHANGE

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A
n FARM near Elzabehtown, N J., consisting of about
~ Of good land all under cultivation There
large peach orchard full bearing and abundance OF
apple trees The house conveniently arranged, and the
out buildings substantial and perfect order There
cider mill lately built of the best materials, and an un
falling well Of excellent water.
About of Salt Meadow will be sold with the above
GdesiTed.
The property Will he sold low and accommodating
terms exchanged for city lot # applied for For
terms. and other particulars inquire of A BERNARD, us
Second av. corner Of Elghth-st. my3 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
CEMETFRY of the EVERGREENS-

~ Situated three miles from Wlhamsburgh on the Bush
containing 200 acres unsurpassed as II IS IN
adsDtation and natural beauty, the extensive recent IN
urOsements afford those wishing buria lots the giea.es
yare,y for chsce Chartered by act Of Legislature, and
land free from all ncumbrance chapel Tor service IS
oDen upon the grounds Lots from 100 70 400 square ee
nrice kiS TO SEQ Omni3uses from WIamsburgh 10 the
main Entrance by Long Island Railroad and stages ron
R,ooklvn 10 rear entrance at East NewYOrk Apply to
~ HALL. Agent, 29l Tulton-st, Brooklyn
q HENRY gent, 900 broadway, New YORK
I BENNETT Agent, l8 South 7tn-st W ~ amsouIsh'
mylT i'm. Hon LUTHER BRADISH' President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

AIRS. CHAPMAN respectfully informs
I'VE her friends and the public thai she has REMOVED
her School for Young Ladies 20 ~ WkSf-fHikff THIRD
ST doors east Of Broadway where all the English
branches with Drawing and Painting water and OIL coO
Vocal and instrumental Muse, also, Latin and French.
mytJ 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
NOR SILE-A Delightful COUNTRY

~ SEAT-The subscriber offers for sale her residence
In the village df formerly owned and occu-
pied by the Judge Sweet The lot, containing about
one acre of land is situated between, and fronts upon
water and Front within three minutes walk OF the
Hadson River Railroad Depot and the Steamboat Land
ing and occupying an elevated position, commands line
view of the River the ghbOrng parts Of the village
II tastefully lad out IN walks, and planted with very
desirable variety Of fruit and ornamental trees and shrub
bery and contains large number OF choice raspberry anu
grape vines in fine bearing condition The dwelling IS OF
the coonade style Of architecture cOmmodous and IN
good order the barn, stable and other Ontbudngs are
oommodiOus and good repair. On the whole Is De-
heved to afford opportunity Tor one % ene
most desirable residences this beautiful village OF Tor
profitable investment Of funds, II Is IN the vicinity OF
the most hourshng part Of the village and may
he conveniently divided into eligible building lois Pos
session can had Immediately If required by the PuT-
chaser For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
On the premises of Thomas M Vail PoughkeepSle OF OF
Williamson h Vail, l64 Wcst-st., NewYor ANN VAIL
Pdughkeepsie May u.s. 1851. myl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
FOR SALE s. TO LET.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Two valuable
hBUILDING LOTS situated the south SIDE OIL orIy
wrth-ss between Nz:h and Tenth aVenuss-c1n menc.s
$50 feet west Of the Ninth avsac Lots beng eacA ~
Is feet front and rear. By 100 feet inches n dsy'n
tlCn Of the purchase money remain on ODnd =, y
eare For price and further particulars s22y Sa ivx
THONY ] RLEECKER A1c.lgneer. F-otl-st 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

HUDSON RIVER FIRE INSUR-
Il ANCE co Capital S,o.OO0 Office No 90 walls,
Manhattan Bank Building losses promptly adjusted and
paid ISAIAH BLOOD, President
p J. AVERY, Secretary
JAMES A REOUA. Assistant Secretary myli Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

CLOTHING.-Full suits of Summer
y Clothing from 50 so to So at THOMAS SMITH, Jr
City Clothing Warehouse iO2 Fulton-St near William
my2O iWh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and a

IN FACTORY BUILDING, with Shan, Gearing, rura-
;ne athe &c together with Dwellings, tug workmea Al
So A HOUSE and STORE adlaceRt--an Old stand and
roa one M business vi BE- let sspSrsfe or together The
En- n.yt,rnl,ys anal, 10 A p SMITH.
mxS- M. IS NaSSsa-st. Room 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
Ia vAIrARIF FACTORY and Va

IN TER PRIVILEGE 70 Lease 1870 IassJ situated on
and well built Nanufactgnnz - n NEW
ERSW Orange County y and within i9r'y s,-S ~ N q
80 - - U15son River owned ~ LhIlsLyp,ei %
slgIe o. w Js. W CHRISTIE Esqs The Factory bqi1
inr has been heretofore used as Fognay a
ok 80 m Ieng1h By forty feet breadth, ana three sIo
,es hgh above h srasn II 9as newell ls slPBy
" Ncient f,r any manufacturing parpse :" "a
VI 49, a. draw water ON Orange Lake and - iurnshed
p,h a. Necessary ateTwhees and shafng There are
80 IN me building spinning frames and machinery nearly
re,Sx foT use and which be purchased at mode
ysfe ce Connected with the Factory are about seven
teen acres Of Land. large Dwelling house t"D SORES
IN All eleven rooms beside the cellar and kitchen wen m
ished and IN good order Also two other tenant houses
comnnodlOus and N good order, containing egi rooms
and cellars corresponding Also building used As woA
shop There fine Apple Orchard and other run -
on he nreulses II Is IN all respects desirable location
Tor nanufacturng purposes and As residence ana Wi!
be leased 10 a good tenant for term Of years al nperle
Tenf Apujcaton 70 be made 20 James " Fowler OF me
Proprietors at Neburgh to p A Leonard lVy Feti-
ct New YORK. my<f la"1 Au~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
DRY GOODS, &C.

nRY GOODS. For sale, a general as
~ sortment at lowest prices, also LINENS and MUS
Inns all qualities shirt makers supplied, white and brown
Table Cloths and Damask Diapers TOwemg. Diapers. &c
n wholesale and retail. by W. MATHEWS, 90 Cathanne-
- my26 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
EXCELSIOR SOAP, manufactured

CALDWELL, PAISON x co,
Corner Of RlYugton and Cannon SIS, New-EOrk
This Soap Is far superior any other offered l. the pub
lie II removes STAINS grease. paint, tar and INK. and
washes so hard salt water without the 81 ghiest IN
jur to anv fabric or 10 the skin Ssa captains, wooden
manufacturers and all engaged the trade especially
invited Ia test H. virtues m2g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
= F4KY TIN ROOFS PAINTED ant

Lfxed for one cent per foot with the NewJersey nt
Corrosive PAINT and warranted THIS PANT well adapt
miTed ready FOR use Office 263 Spring near Hudson
W fu1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

v the best LOTS on Seyeath-av.. west side between
Twenty second and rventythrd SITS two LOIS On rwen
" secondsi aud tv0 Twenty hSt-st Ssvea,hav
The Improvements making and 10 be made this Aveaue
sni IN he vicinity fendeE this property desirable APP
nv 10 t26f III Y " CHESTER n wail-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

DOAT, BARGE, RACE. CLUB, LIFE
ID snd FANCY BOAT BUtLDER-Fr1 ivp % ~
Eoai. Always hand NB--80ats 81 al descriptions
bgilf At the shortest notice AZ - South-st .,s,,
JUL I'LL Sns CHARLES l.. GNGERSOLL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
A MEXICAN PIANO-FORTE COM
- al. BARMORE offer at their Man

~ ufsct,rv and wareroon, 34s BLEECKER-ST err
ner Il Chages-st an assortment q elegant PIANO
FORTKS with the metallic frame and revere bridge, and
a. other mnseru mgrDY emeaiS M Jm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
DEAL ESTATE NOTICE.-west-

Itehester County Propert, a Res ser OF Farms Plots
Cottage Mil SITES and age Lots for sale AM - let
DC seen AZ the 0a6ce OF Co~drey ESq SChambers-
st New York IL contains requisite Mol mNIlon
NJ X COUZENS, Agcat f0g W0StcheSsex Co Once al
Dchhs Reyyy myl6 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27

QUIT GLASS WAR +, Mechanical
- C,iotos Cbirrne-s Weeks Sc for sale by
i-N"P'' DIEfZ, BROTHER < co,
~9. - 10 John-st y Y.