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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
Last Day Of Copgress-Siate of the
Rusiness.

Editorial COr,espondenes by Telegraph.
WAsHsGToN Sunday, March 2
Each House adjourned the Session of
Saturday a little after midnight.
The House has passed all the Appropri-
alton Bills. The Senate has yet to act on
the Army and Navy Bills, and probably on
one or two others.
The Senate has stricken out the Mileage
Reform, and made other amendments to
the Civil and Diplomatic Bill, so that it
goes back to the House for concurrence.
The Postage Reform Bill is not quite
through yet The House, last night, adopt
ed the Senate's substitute bill, with an
amendment, reducing the postage on maya
zines and other printed matter, issued ir-
regularly or not so often as once a week.
This goes back TO the Senate for concur
renee.
The River and Harbor Bill is not halt
through the Committee of the Whole in
the Senate. 1t was fought yesterday from
10 o'clock till after midnight, in accordance
with the previous arrangement of the Loco
Foco Caucus, with extraordinary tenacity
and desperation. Messrs. TURNEY, Downs,
JEFF. DAVIS and BUTLER were its princi-
pal assailants, though others helped. They
were answered by Messrs. JOHN DAVIS,
EwING and others, but especially by OLD
HAL, with unsurpassed ability and vigOr.
Mr.. CLAY distinctly charged the enemy
with conspiracy to talk the Bill to death.
Gen. CAss spoke in favor Of the Bill, but
roted nth its enemies for fatal amendments,
one of which, uniting the appropriations
for the improvement of Tennessee River,
to be expended below certain point, was
adopted bya vote oftwenty seven to TWEEN
ty-three. This, if not rejected on coming
out of the Committee, will send the Bill
back to the House, and probably kill it,
The Senate adjourned with the Bill before
it as the first business for Monday morning,
and, as Father Ritchie's Bill is behind it,
there is hope yet of its passage.
All the steamship projects were killed
last night, in the House, except one, au-
tholizing a semi-monthly mail, instead of
the present monthly one, from Panama to
San Francisco. The contract for carrying
this mail is to be given to the lowest bid
der.
The California Dry. Dock contract of
Messrs. GILBERT & Co. was also voted
down, and the Dock there is to be given to
the lowest bidder.
The Military and Naval estimates have
been cut down by the House. The APP
preparation bills will all pass, and proba-
bly RiTcHIE's claim with them. H.G.
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DIED.

Ga Sunday, 80 dsy OF MACH Of scas svsr, ANNA ELz
daaghtsr Of Rev Wn and StopoFd the 9th Of her
16s fups vii tsks place TessSsy. 9Th inst oecek,
tom No. Wilstt st
On snnSsy nortiar, 81 INST, Miss MARGARET LkIDLAw
Her and hoss her brother John Lsw lRvtsd 70
attend her faNera russdayl Ahsr con- O'Clock from
hsf late Essssees Fbash house ths Dutch Church
Cerrsecs viii be O'Clock At Fulton Ferry.
enoeene, 90 the Cd INST u 1h4mmatofy rheumatism CARO-
LINE wife Of beur3 nsvfls aged 50 years AID days
rstxss sno eeds ~ the family and thoss Of Der brothers
water -oseph rate. respectfully invited attend
es asss o. isesdsy The t ast CLOCK NJ Om her hs
e<neeses. ~ AMY etfeet
Ga sssrs.y morning, saieA Mr DANIEL ELsroS aged
The fns1es q the ian ~ respectfully Invita- 10 .esS The ~
nsfa iron Ne - 81 JoAns lane this Afternoon Al ock
Ga Sunday March CHARLES EDwfS yoaass.t soa of Jacob
sna Mara Smith ~
Tke fvnrfs whtass place his (acndsy) aeruoau AZ oeeh
prscssb IRON s Residence Of father No. los street
Eswyork.
oa ssnSy morning March 1851 Of drOpsy Of the br.a ,,,
Of Is boars MARY Ans SCHWARTZ daughter 81 George
schwsrts. Jr, sgsd years mostA and 81 dals
TIE fsn6s aceusnseocs Of requested sttsnd
hsr rays um of her father coras Of Avsuua
SxiA street. Ga MoLdsy atsraooa Al . oeoek.
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WASHINGTON.
The Kcssuth Resoiution-The Richie Pr,
inx Claim, &c. &c.

Ing Claim, &c. &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
WAsHIscrOs, Friday, Peb
1t is not little singular that the resolution !,
fered by Senator FoorE, land which passed \.
Senate BY large msjority.) offering the neaa =
transportation to KossUrH in the event of b. -.
ing liberated by Turkey, should meet with al
opposition In the House of Representative. \.
bad been supposed. after the liberal conduct !;
England IN this matter aud after il had been i.
dorsed by the Executive, through the prompt ..
tion Of the Secretary Of State, and that indo,,..
ment bad been cordially concurred In by the l.,,
ing Democrats Of the Senate, that there youlSA,
little II any opposition Ia the more popular br,n.s
oil the National Legislature. But such ia M.
character Of political intrigue with reference !,
the approaching choice Of new President. ,b,,
men act upon questions OF this popular nstu,,
more with reference TO the parties by whom toe,
are brought forward than the intrinsic merits Of
the proposition itself The opposition to thi, re,n
luton seems 20 be attributable TO the diyi.ion.
and heart borniDgs in the Congressional rank. Of
the Democratic party. Ii is hoped it may vet 20
through, though Il has thus far failed of the reoe
fore the House.
Several Wings in the House have TO-DAY mo-,
unaccountaby voted supplies to keep up Ia,
reckless and annoying battery which has 40 sSs
cessfully played upon the Wing party 10 yesr,
pas,-tbe Washington " Union Did the Union
conduct its opposition in accordance with the ruls.
If honorable warfare, the act might be regade5
rs one of liberality toward foe. As il 10, how.
ever, il must and will be regarded az anothe,
heavy brosdside aimed at the good old Wing shio
by malcontenis in its own ranks.
The Reciprocity Bill free trade measure
strongly urged by Mr.. DUER, % has fortunately
gone by the board. The Treasury is not at pre-,
ent at any rate in a condition to oifer Cana,
this boon, even were the equivalents worth cca.
sidering. WoUTER Won TwLLER
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New York Town Elections. ... sspuvi.

The CHARGE AGAINST Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER.
The following card has been published In the
Boston papers, by Collector Greedy, of Boston
relative to his knowledge OF the truth OF the
charge spoken Of in Congress against Hon. Daniel
Webster:
IL MCLEAN ST., Thursday Evening
In the evening papers OF this date, under tho teegrah
head, notice the following item
"THE CHARGE AGAIssriMR. WEBsTER.-The w sshng
ton correspondent OF the Herald eegaphs concerning s
charge against Mr. Webster, follows; The facts sp
pear be- that Mr. Webster wrote TO the Sub Treasurer
Mr. Hsvers that he had been offered the State Depamen
but could accept Il unless his friends would make
what no would sacrifice pecunarily by accepting hf.
Havens showed the letter TO Collector Greedy who me
time told It's contents to Mr.. Ons, member from Maine,
who present Mr., Ous has clvulged the matter TO
COneres.men IL 10 whispered that Peter Harvey brought
the Boston funds, and A. q. Benson the Newton
funds
VIII you have the goodness to say Ia your paper Of To-
morrow that this statement far rs IL refers 10 me-
terly untrue
Mr. Hsvens showed me any such letter; / never
knew be had received any such letter. have
made any sueh statement to Mr.. Obs anybody else
Your obedieni servant, Z. 0REELr, JL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
Books received at the Tribune Once for the
week ending Saturday, Mnrch 4.

The moOrlsnd Cottage, by the Author Of Mary Barton
HsTpeT Bfoes 11stSn pCrSsoy T NC Son, sot
dsrd Cornish Lampor Co.
OF John Whiiehesd john Taylor.
APLmary Astronomy By Hiram Mattison Hunting
The Anrusl Of Scientific Discovery 1851 Edited by
David n. Wells and George Bless. Gould Lincoln.
Edited Sy wiIa@ Weds saS No. o George W.
The Satisfying Influence Of Cathoci,y on the Intellect
aud SENSES BY Rev ]. Boyer. Robert Coddingon
The New-York Normal School Song Book By L. A.
BENJAMIN and b. WoSd5ary Cornish, LamPoIt Co
Medicine. By S. 4 Kirby NJ. D.
Census Report # the City OF Boston with Letter from
Jesse ChckeriDg. ID. Boston: Eastourn.
Letter TO the Hon Samuel A Eliot, In Reply to his
Apology for the Fugitive slave Bill Boston Crosby
Cruising in the Last War. By Charles J. Peterson.
Tbe Afflicted Msn's Companion. BY Rev. John wilson.
Stories on the shorter Caechism by John Todd Vol H.
Northampton Hopkins, Brdgmsn Co
Wallace A FrAneonia Story, by Jacob Abbott Harper
Lewis Az ndeL by the Author of Frank FairleRh Mol
syo pp. IA H. Long Brothers.
The GirlhOod Of Shsksperes Heroines Tale III. George
Fir.. Lessons in Botany By Theodore Thinker. AS.
The 1i:;sc' q Me Ann k. simpson. lsmO. pp 900. A
Lands Of the MO,lem. By ElNulsusm. svo. DID, s7s.
R. Carter s. Bro. rr
rse Bib n Spain and the Gypses in Spain $40. PIP.
Jamie Parker, the Fugitive. By Mrs, Emily G. PiersOn.
Hartford Broekit, Fuller Co
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS.
Buchanau's journal Of Man JAN Cincinnati.
The Photographic Journal. Feb w. b Smith.
Lislelrs Living Age No, SIS Dewitt Davenport
Joprnai of the snkin Institute Feb. CS Francis &c.
The Republic. March Thos. r. Whitney.
Amefean chronological Journal March Fowiers L
Wells
The American Vegetarian and Health Journal. FEB.
Rowlers Wells
The Southern Ladies' Com oanion. Feb. Nashville.
The Ladies' Repository. March Lane Scott
The International Magazine. March Stringer
Townsend.
b sckwoods Magazine March. L. Scott Co.
The Water Cure Journal. March. Fowlers Wei
Hsrper's New Monthly Magazine. March Harper
Broghers
London Art Journal Feb. c. s. Francis Co.
Journal OF Design. Feb. G. s Francis & Co.
Woodworlhs Youths Cabinet March. d. A. Wood.
worth
Mrs whielseys Magazine for Mothers and Daughters.
March IL NJ WniI,esey
Monthly Family Circle and Psrlor Annual. March. J.
q Reed
North American Miscellany. Nos. Palmer Co.
The New-fork Journal Of Medicine. March. T. F..
Hudson
Apple,Ons Mechanics Magazine No 5. Appleton
Dic,loUsry Of Mechanics and Engineering No "a
Appleton Co.
The Eclectic Magazine. March w H. BIdwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

NEwJERsEr.-The Freehold qualification Just
abolished only applied to jurors and public officers
The Homestead Exemption bill was reportedO
the House, amended go that the sum exempted
should only amountto S20O-providing that taeis
goods should not be exempt from execution os
taxes, and repeating the ninth section of the ex
istiDg law. These amendments were concuned
n and the bill ordered to have third reading.
The three bills which Gov. Fort has vetoed two
to charter the Dolphin Manufacturing, and Union
Manufacturing Company, have been since approV
ed by both Houses.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY, MARCH 3.
~ n.mocrn,ic whig General Committee.

re- Democratic Whig General Committee
A regular meeting OF this Committee viii be held on
TUESDAY EVENING, March 4, al n O'Clock, at the
Broadway House. BY order,
JOS NJ PRICE, Chairman.
HENRY SSYDER. lc-.,s
MARcELLUs EELLs, oeoie'AeS
Members requested to furnish the Secretary with
their places Of residence, well OF the officers OF their
Ward Committees, ard Of location of headquarters.
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"a 1HE EDfTOR o. M rRIBNNE ,
NEw-YoRX, Saturday, March |.
U The report Of the Ship Fever and

q The report OF the Shlp-Fever and
Small Pox being the building occupied Intelligence
office and temporary Loo gng house a. Is and ZCansst Is
tot.ly untru4 The building Is intended only for the pur
nose above stated The Commissioners have cent hos
ptsl room NJ the Hospitals ~ Wards Island and the Ms
rne Hos os accommodate all the sick The ONCE for
making application for such admission 10 where II always
s, n he New City Hall ard the Only sick ths, by any
means coud be admitted In the Canal St Establishment
would be such were found IN the street by policemen
tbrouoh the night instead OF allowing them 20 10 the
ard those cases are always removed 10 The
Office 10 the Pak the NJ 1t morning.
''''' JAMES P. PAGAN, supt OF The Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

To The Editor of The Globe announces to the
public that he is DESTROYS of pursuing another avO
cation. This is not surprising The wonder ID
that he has been able to stand it so long, not that
he wants to leave it of.
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MAR RIED.

In Pouna Ridge wsstebs.ser Co " the 18th by Rev
Wa Paltsfsoa Mr. JAlkUs GILBERT Of ths city, 70 Mss
San v IsAACs Of Fopao hege
to hiss HANNAH h BARRETT, all Of thn city.
Sunday March Sd BY A. s. Soonoos ecauag NaseF Of
Wooster steet s,baes sue Mr. JACOB ALEXANDER OF Ehn
N IT. hiss SOPHIA LEVI, Of this cay.
Ga sunssy March By sOomens. oeahng Minister OF
Wooster ssnssoxus Mr. SOLOMON DAVIDSON TO hss
I'M ALkNANpER an OF Emra. N. r.
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FELLows's MINsTRELs.-A correct an,

FELLows's MINsTRELs.-A correct and
refined Musical is desirable in this com
rnunity as sEy other amusement know OF. Manager
FELLOWS was among the first 10 his line OF bnsness
to observe this fact snd accordingly His perform
ers are all first class artists Their songs witty SAYINGS
instrumental performances. &c. OF the same stamp
They therefore are sure please all who may visit them
This ming lhe performance commences at quarter be-
gOod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
Fer Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the
latest news up to the time Of going to press The
Baltic sails from this port on V 'dnesday, at ~
O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

New FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL.--The
new and splendid edifce, Tenth and Souh Second
ats will probably be ready by the first OF May Unless the
citizens should decide (which would be, we thing, matter
ofregret) to have new School District both Schools will
he First District and scholars choose the
which they would prefer going.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
DISCOVERY OF COUNT

DISCOVERY OF COUNTERFEIT Bills
AND PLATE A S. counterfeit note plate, and about $50
Saiurdav found secreted ia stone wall the farm OF
Robert Lenox. Esq the Fihsv. near Seventyhrsi e.
The bills were signed Chss p Bissel. Cashier, and w.
A. Walton President, dated May /, 1919. The pate ADD
bills are now In possession OF Mr. Stewart Clerk ofPoce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

FIREs.-At Pougbkeepsie, during the past
week, they have had quite number of fires. Ga
Wednesday, Messrs. Doughty, Wilkinson Co.
lost $4,000 by the destruction Of their hay pres
sing establishment, which was mostly insured.
The Eagle says inceDdiaries have been at Wort
for three months, and that fres are almost daily
kindled.
At Louisville, Ky, MesHs Holbrook X Cos
tobacco factory, and the adjoining building Of
Mcdonald & Son, used as refrigerator factory,
owned by Mr.. Mcknight were totally destroyed
on the 22d inst. The whole loss is estimated G
$2l ,OOO. Holbrook & Co. were insured In sI4,5Q,
and the owner of the building In $1,000. Messr'
Mcdonald & Sons building Including their ma.
cbineryJ was mostly covered by insurance. o.
the 23d inst another tobacco factory Chat OF Mas
selmans & Co was destroyed. Messrs. NJ. 4 Co.
estimate their loss at Sl0000-insured In % O0O
The lessee of the grounds and the owner Of th:
house (Mrs. ConkliD,l resided in the building and
by this misfortune lost all the property she pos
sessed, except furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

AccIDENTs.-A laborer named Brown.
employed al ousdry Of Dunham& Co loot OF Thirty
fnh-st r. hsd bis leg broken By timber falling upon
him He wss removed TO the City Hos pltsl. ceiling
and cams Of 3 onestOry bnding At the corner OF
Fstav and FouTeeBthst tell Saturday afternoon, and
ore of the wOrkmen buried under them. He was but
sleltly IL blurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

Kz5s TIE ASSEMBLY adjourned over from last
night TO Monday morning, at ii o'clock, 70 enable
the Committee to close up their business. No
Legislature has been 10 session for twenty years
which has accomplished more business 10 the
same time, or worked more hours.
Albany Evening Journal, Saturday
ROBBERY OF THE OTsEGo COUNTY BAEK.-The
Utica DAILY Gazette says: The tools by which
the Otsego County Sank was entered have besa
found about wo miles from Coopers.own, on the
turnpike They were thrown into the lots 90
both sides of the road. They consisted OF TIRES
iimmies. set of bits vary ing from three inches
down. pick Jocks, a claw crowbar, powder Aus
with powder, and dark lantern.
LIBEL CAsE-Slvester House, a Justice OF tbs
Peace in Syracuse, has obtained verdict OF ~
sgainst Messrs. Kinney & Masters for the PaeF
cation of an alleged libelous article In the Sy'e
cuse Star in the month Of August.
A FUGITIVE SLAVE RKcLAIMED.-0n Saturday
last, George w. Mason, of Davies County, KY
arrested a colored man by the name Of Mitcnan.
who, with his wife and children, resided .Doas
four miles from Vernon. Mr. Mason introdscss
proof to the satisfaction Of MIR. Basnett, aJas.os
Of the Peace. that Mitchum was bis slave ~.
had fed from service nineteeH years ago, VIZ.
the Justice delivered the fugitive 20 bis mas'"'
who left for bis home on Wednesday. -,
Madison lind Banner. Iisl
~ We Yesterday saw. at Il astons Four!pn,,
a United States land warrant which be had az
procured that called for 100 acres Of United sta's,
land for Mrs Anna Harrison, widow and bei
law Of Gen VIM. H Harrison, late Presidens y
the United States for bis services in the vs.
1879. Cincinnati Goa
r. The Toronto Globe Of Tuesday last Say,
that the Fugitive Slave 5hadrach reached '"''
city last Saturday.
~ child Is ears old Of lanes PeI'sS,
gill, was borned to death In Boston on fridAy'''
the explosion Of a csmphene Temp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

TEMPERANCE GROCERIES, take
pleasure in calling the attention Of readers to another
new Temperance Grocery, of Messrs. SAcKETT Peck,
le4 Green wich-av. OF Twelithst Mr. Sacke has
been for the last years la the well known store Of MIR
Parker where he has well learned the wants Of the peo
pie ard determined accommodate them Ia that part Of
the city. We recommend readers TO look at their adj
Yeriaemen In another column, and then give them cali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY MARCH 8, 1851.

GRAND LARcENY.-Samuel Pool was
Yesterday arrested on charge OF stealing trunk con.
tAinlug clothing &c. the property OF Honsr Walbddge
The trunk was stolen from the Cortanf-st ferry The
accused was committed 70 prsou for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

ARREST OF ONE-EYED IH0MPSON-I
individual was arrested on Saturday morning charged
with being implicated with VIM. Farnhsm who was ar
Friday evening, charge Of passing 81 Bulls
altered 70 fves. on Exchange Bank Madison Co.
Thompson denies the charge and alleges that IL trek
OF od Drugs ruin him. he demands iDve gston,
which 10 set down for this afternoon a. O'clock a. the Es
sav polca Cont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
FIRE DEPARTMENT BALL.-The Ball for

FIRE DEPARTMENT BALL.-Ihe bali Tor
the benefit of the Fire Department fund will take place
this Monday evening, at the Equestrian Institute.
Town CoMMTTEEs.--The Wings or
gsnized on Friday evening. The following gentlemen
were chosen officers President, Mr. Geo. II. Andrews
(ofce of the Courier and Enquiyev South Nnthst Sec
etsry Mr. John H. Wilson. grocer, Fourthst; Treasurer
MIR j. Bradford (nerchsnt tailor New-York,) Grandn
The Democrats Thursday evening, appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen Town Committee James Saltep
Patrick Short grocer, North Secordst; Daniel Reilly.
grocer, North 5econdst. County General COMMITTEES
Owen Gallagher.
DEDICATIoN.--The Methodist Church
recently erected in Grsnds between Fourth and Fh sts
Ia to be dedicated on Thursday afternoon next Services
TO commence at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

SUSPECTED BURGLAR.-A man known
a. Jack Simpson was yesterday arrested by officer Trench
ard Of the Chiefs Once on suspicion OF having been con-
ceTned in The commission OF recent burglary de was
con miIled for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

GRAND LARoENY.-John Mccall was
arrested Saturday charged with stealing from the cabin
schooner Lawrence lying ~ the foot OF Beekm ans
co ~ money and lever watch valued al So the proper
ty Il Cspt john McPsden The property taken dur
ug the temporary absence Of is The accused
lock ed up for exaElnAtoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
ANOTHER CouNTERFEIrER.-Thomas

Gieely arrested Saturday charged with attempting
10 psfs ass counterfeit bin the Marine Bank OF Bait
more the grocery Of Michael Smith IN the Thirseuta
Wsid. lie wss ted By justice Mounffort for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

II Soap and Candles manufactured and
for sale by w. HULTs SON, lOo, 10 and liz clitst,
New-York. 2M l0tS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
ARREST OF A LOTTERY DEALER.-Ii

God5,ein under Indictment for Selir Jttery poll
cies yesterday arrested bench warrant issued b.
tic CcErt OF Sessions, and committed fer trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

THE GoLDsMITHIAN RooMs.-Mr. GOLD
SMITHS apartments In the Laarge Buildings, 2S9 Broad
way now consists OF splendid gutes OF four rooms
each one entire suite bsng devoted exclusively TO private
tuition The lady gentleman who desires privacy while
receiving lessons viii find u in perfection thsre We be-
lieve Mr. GOLDSMITH will eventually accomplish revou
lion In Penmanshp and render bad writers
coed ones have heretofore He receives pupils into
bis cheap classes for q few days more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

NoTIcE.-50 pcs three-ply Carpeting at
ss per yard so pcs super at g. per yard 5000 yds heavy
OH Cloih at 10 cts for sale by BAlLY BROS.
rnS 2weoa 45i Pearlst. near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

~ HOWARD HOTEL, corner of Broad
wsy and Maiden.lane NewYork Is now kept by ALBERT
CLARK formerly OF The United States Hoel Boston, and
SAMuRL BAILEY from Springfield, Mass The house being
much improved travellers will find 1t Of the most
fortahle and convenient HOels in the city. 21( 2wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

NIBLo's.-To-night every part OF this
establishment Will DO crowded 70 witness the great Dan
sensa Caroline ROpsset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

ET Msjor NOAH, it is said, has been suffering
for the week past, from = stroke Of paralysis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To ADvERTIsEKs.-THE LARGE CIRcu-
.rIos Of The Tsune both city and country and esPe
rlsv IN fsmies repdefs Il The best possible medium for
~ those wish their buspess and wants known
20 the public Va the wsy which viii ensure he most promp'
and pro6tshle reinrDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-The following
sales were made by Cole Chiffon, Auctioneers,
- c.trx5ex, March I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

PARIS MADE MANTILLAs, &c.-ALEx.
Il STEWART Co have receivod and will be prepared to
exhibit Mon FAY March g. their Spring stock Of
Paris made Msntillas, &c. Broadway, Chambers and
Reede sis. mi At
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