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fROAhD OF HEALTH-At meeting of the
Board Of Health for the Is of Ne vO,a.n md ~
od"n convened July 3. ls5 the following ordinance was
order to CARY the sanitary provisions of the acts
.b iS ,oa March si ard the 2lst March, 49, nnd
70 her nth shall he put ou on The bannueie by the
sv ana ana nan Of houses the ,ee
cy ana Lafayette, at before the hour o. clock
ana that II shall be the duty the coniracios ior
ne STREETS Of The three Municipalities and of La.
ayee 10 remove all ofal fiji placed in front OF the
ensmeuts at OF before the hour of haltpast O'Clock A.
hat TINS or nance b, in fore from he 10Th of in
iieoi unit The list Of November S it is h. II by
he duty Of the several ea tn Wardens tn see TINT his
mace De 'tnngenty e1frced under penalties of the law
BY order Of the Board.
jyl su3
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Died:

Died:
IN Thursday July 10. halfpast O'Clock in the city Of
Lafayette, EMILY aged weeks and 70 DAYS Young
est daughter of Edmund and Budget Keys.
81 The funeral will place This Morning. at 10 O'Clock rb
eaos oil Inc family ara invited 10 attend without notice.
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FOR CONSTABLE,

!, u JOSEPH w. BURKE is an independent candidate for
ne once Of Constable Of the Second Justices Court Eec
lion, Nov. g. 1851. 80
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Congressional Candidate,
" The friends of l. N. MARKS offer his mama IN the
Wing Convention as the Representative of the Second
Congressional District
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Auction Sales This Day.
L. DRAKs will sell, at O'Clock 80 Bao1re street,
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~ JOHN j. iloPPE the former Constable of the Fin,
Coof is candida lie at the approaching November
election Tor same office. The urgent request Of bis hume
rous friends " &c ",
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The Gentlemen

1WG WCNJIgUIGU
WHO HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR MY NEW STOCK OF
Fine Linen and York Mill Shirts,
Are respectfully informed that full supply lust been
per steamships Georgia and uncn and Creole Atlantic
consisting oil every variety oil style, qnal and ,-e from
lent NJ Shirt 81 50 the finest Linen at
ny by same arrivals new assortment of UNDERsHlRTs
DRAWERS and HOSIERY of light able materials for ,b
superb summer CRAVATs affixed with buckle; Threat
oVEsi few choice Summer COATS and VESTS; and tn
new Patent Alpaca UMBRELLAS, etc. etc. etc.
The department fo ORDERED SHIRTS is now in full oper.
usnemen having their taken have thsf owl
choice OF Patterns etc, at he STORE PRICES
c. LEIGHTON,
r"sf fTs7a"n Start and Genisnen's Furnishing Store
No. 8 Royal street, NewOrleans.
o'''S i>o' 10 FsfA nov, Nswf0rk is25 sdp 6teoi
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

...... LEEDS FouNpRY, August tsm
AZ the Iequeso Mr.. Kendall put into un fnynao
%a'S WI I'm e ron one of Mr. ksn,ias brick with ons ~
sn'Si Mr. hendas not at ALL neither broken or craehsS
LEEDS Il co.
- we are now ready to supply sugar planters with our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS ,t s,5 VIM our
Kendall Yoe & Co.'S. or at our office on the Ss1
wll be promptly attended to- AVG" oan''
,,hoo os..e WILLIAM II. EAGER,
49, -upu Agent oil Biloxi Steam Brick Work.
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+ AIDES CATER BOOTS-WM. F. MEApy
20, No 7sCana ct. have just re pl, ell Der Win
tie d SEQ !, iron her manuiac'ors New York anob 81
invoice Of those UGH admired Cal BQo's cons ST ny mi
gsrt OF Fine orb and Grey Iii en- Black Satin Franc
and FoAe wh'ch 9gether with general assortment OF
[tone and the trade ice. 10 suil ie nes " INN p
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READER, A WORD TO your

q ,nJa..;I ''''' ''n'uV CUUHTY, AIa.-I he
Nm ni 's,snen nas purchaser this fasl nabe -
5ne pace, anu VIII tie lst June FIR the -
3eh eflHhi ent OF Transient and permanent guests EisH
H"'e s lhliu situated on The eastern sbo = If
oo bav ab tut ndway from the city of Mob lie and The
OF Mrhc0 AID is wi hin i yards of the water Of The
w,icn beng clear and salt wi a bold sh r. aud firm
and oott renders this place pecu ar lrac i've "a,
@ D,a,hg, me building aye all new fronting sou h wi
iahd 10 cbIrtci the delicious Gulf bree zes
re Rooms are large md well ventilated N-''
!mineolely IN the beautiful grove {haf na i,
Ewlh) o. ii forest hose umb sgeous HI ae n1o,ect
s sne moer from the mi day Pure Spring ae i
Esnpf leu tn ,oel by hyd ants-at the distance of half
IN Is a good White Sui, hur Spring - '''' :
1000 carriage rosds and wall 5 have he n ma'e
shccesslon OF Pre- His from the b tck cuunry
4 in The yiolbty of the Iote " w "''u'e apo"hu
To al thee advantages of position the subcrber add hi
prome that the Table md Rar shall be- SUP ,eI With ,
M Sc o. the Mobile and NewUeans markets. nd
uhvieh alien ION given to The on OF The n
6ap si 9saurs reg @ H., guests JULIUS TIT Po rior
w n safe anu easant steam yesse, built ex lress f
PURPOSE, will ply constantly be ween Noble and oi
ssr-and hne saboats always hand for he ute oi v
j9 2m
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FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCENTS.
FOR STATE TAX COLLECrOR.

-. we are authorized to announce Hon. LOUIS BoR.
present Auditor OF Public Accounts in this State
as candidate for reelection. myaa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

So A. H. 4. Unt0u.WorMngmen- "A a. a., ,.onr
ma you zen time since, thai you cou "a,
,,nntNe husincFs for less than one-lVu "a " % ~
eNn ps,c done for you begin with the s9cAns ca
M shorl time YOU will be she to tghe to .,'n.i'
sc,esi buu by nc horns DIVISION ~ ~ enc o9lv for
IA mas cor he past few mSatns aohS ~ bs heir
over htytwo thousand year, so,s5 81 Inc store
FSsSs When per cent has paid all incidesi expsu
So oisayng e business snd sw ,Ss'e Ss op IN u s
CO.. "a CO. en- The use of which they have net proht OF
SIS Seven hundred and sixty Eve dollars besides xG5es
sxpense OF and the nnssoaao,S ue
ScI's~s On Christmas day held our annual mee1ng,
shiss wss well attended, and by vote imaneSteu py
.,S nnanimonkly agreed to double our capital a. me
Ssrfon of our Directors mol TO exceed SooO Win wuGh
~ sal do $soO0o more businesses year nave VIII
- ~ months ps ST. organized 81 sub Divisions or Snon
.,cres N Vermont Newly and Canada East ana nave
sSpcnimeris DOT We, nIed IN Vermsn, ana Canaaa- 40
- correspondents West would say hal may oe your
nay next Spring. WOOSAbN 81 A'H"N]'
AZ ltDM&SW
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M Nassau-st. [base-

w meDt )-Empoyrnenti speedily obtained for Clerks,
saesmen Porers School Teachers Bar keepers Walters,
Coachmen Boys TO learn respectable trades Rules and
Regulations be in the Office, which strictly OBJ
served Employers fee 81 per year Applicants enclosing
81 free Of ss'i"e shS i n.y.,
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DIsrRIcs ATTORNEYS OFFICE, n Jan /, 1911;
rE- NetIC,-Al persons under recOg niLsnce upon in
8sIneps foT Felony hereby notified ha -ey are
- attend AZ Tie next Court Of General Sessions 10 De 1eia
MONDAY Jan and those under recognz
mems 10. Misdemeanor on WEDNESDAY IAN O. me 90 90
s,t Of s notice being the arrangement OF tne cases V
ie parte not called upon 10 be IN
c. rsl but on failure to appear default viii be entered
g O. N ROWDITCH BLUNT, District Attorney
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WANTED AGENTS.-From 5000 to
w 81 200 year be made In selling the new Family
Manual al 28 Nassaust secoud floor Address postpaid
the American Family Publication Establishment New
York. dc I'm"
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7@ssDsrsD"s Sd6Tess THIS EVENING, Jan 8, ct Knck-
Thoek ar Han corner Of Eighthav and Twenty, tnir1s
Go sineipc rnsy be expected NJ McDOUGALL, Esq
III rrs.de Doors open at 81. Exercises 70 commence
=, u o'clock Ambulance shilling. kmcker0ocker
line al stages stop at the Hall. % u
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A NEW MAP OF THE UNITED

IN ESTATES, Canada, Mexico, Central America, the
West India stands New Ganada and Venezuela showing
the boundaries of California, Utah, NewMexco and
Texas AMI all the routes overland and by the lshmus TO
California and Oregon and also the routes OF all the Amer
icen and British Mail Steamships throughout the West In
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SALE OF REAL ES-


IA TATE.-An excellent opportunity TO persons OF
this city, others wishing VALUABLE FARM Of con-
yeTieni access 10 New York and Philadelphia
The subscribers, Executors Of SAMUEL BEEKMAN.
decessed, will offer a. Public Sale at the Homestead Of
said deceased In Mongou cry Township Somerset CoIn
y, N J. the Of 9Th January 1851, Two valuable Farms
No. is farm OF 300 acres. highly cultivated and having
excellent in almost every fed fruit Of almost every
bind and In great abundance The improvements consist
ing of large Brick Dwelling House TWO large Barns and
all other necessary buidrgsf5 Of tue 200 acres being
excellent wood lard.
No adons The above and contains above l0o acres 10
being wood land of The best description the balance M
Oh state Of cultivation, with beautiful stream Of water
running through and well u good At ite door
There young apple orchard Of The best grated kinds
and variety OF other fruit The Buildings ccnslst OF
two-story House, &c.
The Sbsye In all respects desirable Farms situ-
ed as they between TWO cities. and miles
from Princeton and y from ID. AID Canal They are
well worth the attention OF hose wishing 10 purchase
Sale to commence al 10 O'Clock, A NJ when attendance
will be given and conditions maze known by
PETER T BEEKMAN. 49,
Montgomery Somerset Co N j. Dec 9Th 1880
d28 81 2Sth& lstJsn Ist 3d64th
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EvINE WHITE KID GLOVES. 3s 81

psif-Just received from auction large lot Ladies
~ venuemens Paris made KID GLOVES, all sizes.
nnSh are offered 81 The extreme low price Of 5s 81 pair
so Ia. BURDETTS Cheap Dry Goods Store,
vi Jus 1856 WGkeT-st
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

.axrw.yopE DAILY TRIBUNE IS rUBMshEp
rysHy MORNING. SUNDAYS ExCEPThDJ
~x,urS. svtLnISGs CORNER ~ SPRUCE AND NAE
~ "" ,,..rsrrrs OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL
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WAETED-Imme diately, in Store,
w middle-aged Man BOok-keeper and Collector
The best Of reference will be required Salary must be
moderaie situation permanent Address o. P L. this Office
with amount of salary expected is 2*
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llMl BUILDINGS LOTS AT AUG

II II Il
ANOTION-The Atlantic Dock Company will cell at
Public Auction az the Merchants Exchange Ney-Yofk on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of January next about 100
building lots situate Atlantic Basin and the imme.
diae vicinity Of the large cottonenanuiactory just
pleted.
n lots on west side Van BnntsL between King and
Dikeman sF
"A lots east side Conoyerst between King and Dixie
lots on south aide Kng-se between Conoyer and Van
BTunt sts.
l6 lots on Wocotst between Conover and Van Brun sx
10 lots on Suliyanst between ConOyer and Van Brunl
streets.
lots north side Dikemsn-st between Conoyer and
Van Brupt Sta
expense, and the lots al graded level
ready 10 be Immediately built upon To manufachserA
and mechanics and for the purposes Of investment good
opportunity is presented
Maps Of the property will be ready by the 5th proxio,
at the Companys Office, "a Broadway. d24Jl5
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ED-Immediately, two colored
w Girls Chambermaid and Waiter none need apply
but those that understand their business perfectly Call at
1863 East OuTteenlhst JS A'
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AS Cook in private family by mid
LAdeaged Woman; is good cook and hrstrate washer
and ironer. Also by Girl to do Chsmberwork snd Sew
Ing Nurse and Seamstress Both have excellent city
reference Call al 74Sixtlav pa the bookstore. iS lF
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WAITED.

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-A large
4 Wand " ell established WING NEWSPAPER, the only
Oe IL the County situated al the capitol Of Of the New
England States The Office is well furnished its patron
age greater THAI most papers Of its class Onehs one
bird thirds or the whole Of will be sold The latter
will be preferred the present proprietor wishes t. esve
that part the country Inquire Of the Editor OF me IN
bune. j D"
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WANT PLACES.

A SMART Boy, II years of age, wants to
learn trade with some good mechanic either Carpen
ter Cooper or Brass Founder would erinds II tho
city work on farm IN the country good reference given
Apply al Baltery place l3 "
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A count BOOKS FOR l85l.-New
IA Firms and others in Of Blank Books invited
to call al II Maidenane We offer large assortment OF
the frat quality low prices Notes Drafts, Diaries for
1851 Copying Pesses and all kinds Of Paper and Station
cry articles Cards Circulars, Checks, Bills &c. printed
the lowest rates. FRANCIS q LOUTREL,
Stauoners, Printers and BOOkbinders,
ii ST. n Maiden-lane
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NEw-YoRK, January |, 1851.
This TO certify that the undersigned have pursuant TO
the provisions of Tile first Part second Chapter four Of
The Revised Statutes of the State of Newly ork formed
limited partnership to be conducted under the or firm
of Bahcock DubuissOn Hall That the general nature Of
the business intended be transacted dealing Ia PAPER
and all kinds of PAPER STOCK, on Commission, and by
Purchase and sale; and that Nathan Babcock whose resi-
dcnce is in the City Of NewYork, George w Dubusson,
whose residence in the City Brookynan John IL Hail.
whose residence is in the civ Of NeYOrk the gene
raj partners interested therein and Gaus 5urnap whose
residence is in The city OF Brooklyn the special partner
interested therein and that The said Gaus c. Bumap the
specal partner has contributed lhs of twenty-five
thousand dollars in cash capital the stock and
that the said partnership is to the first day OF
January in the year thousand eight hundred and fifty
one and viii terminate The lhryrst day Of December,
one thousand eight hundred and az hlyhve
Dated this thirty fret day Of December thousand
eight hundred and fifty NATHAN BABCOCK
GEORGE w. DUBUI5S0N.
JOHN II. HALL.
Ivy GAlUS c. BURNAP.
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WANTED-A Boy about Is years of
w age IN a gentlemen's furnishing store down town.
reside with his parents. Address c. w d. office OF
this paper with reference j. IT.
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JAMES COLE, Auetioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUA-

n BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY on ChntoDsg Brook.
W, near DIR. Spencers Church.
JAMES COLE viii sell at auction on MONDAY, Jan.
6. 1851, at u O'Clock al the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
the desirable hreestory Brick House and Lot q Clinton
House q Ska finished In the most modern style sfu-
ary marble msnles sliding doors circular grates inside
blinds furnaces water he second story bot and cold
bathing rooms shower baths, bells and gas throughout,
back piazza enclosed &c. al complete Lot . 6xlOO feet
deep Large size ranges Ia tie kitchen, extra large size
cisterns IN The yard.
Also House and Lot g Clinton size and fnished
In the manner with exception Of gas fixtures
Aso, Nos % and so Cnion-st two-sory brick and dou
bic House. built good and substantial manner, and cen
sins 10 rooms House SO BY 81 feet-Lot 40 by 100
feet deep.
Also one vacant Lot OF ground Newark N on north
side Of New st. between Plain and High as Lot 1oxloo
Get deep.
For terms Of sale and further particulars apply TO The
Anctioneer a Fulton.st or TO (4sD
dsi Is ROLFE L TREMBLY. 20 Fulton-sL Brooklyn.
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~ No,tcn 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
acknowledgements OFFICE. October ~ iSS1-
The 9Th section Of Of Congress- approved <h sep
leInber 1850 entitled An Act making appropriations LOT
LIgha Houses Ii rht Boats, BuOys." &C provides
STha hereafter all buoys along The coast or IN bays mar
nors snds or channels shall be cOlOred and numbered,
90 ha passing up the coast sound or entering the bay
Asrbor or channel red buOys with numbers shall be
raised on the starBoayd hand black buoys with ee num-
bes on The port hand and buoys with red and black stripes
% ether hand BuOys In channel ways to be coored with
alternate tehite aud black perpendicular stripes"
hereby give notice that the provisions of the foregoing
Law win be carried into effect and the changes indicated
therein made in the arrangement Of the buoys m the waters
Of this District on or about the LIST OF NAV, 1851.
oS 2awSn H. MAXWELL, Collector.
~ LIQUID Hair Dye, improved 90 a. TO color the
Hall or Whskers the moment Is applied without the least
Injury II is entirely free from unpleasant odoT and can DO
Wsahed with the strongest soap Immediately It is applied,
without waiting dry. For sale applied al bATcHEL'
cas- Wig Factory, WsllsL myl5 TuTb&Satn
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WANTED-A Partner, either silent or
active with capital of one or two thousand dollars
in bu mess sready established, where IN capital could
be doubled tie first year Address PARTNER al this ONCE
All communications strictly confidential. is p"
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~ The Anniversary of sabbath school No;
g. attached 10 the NCrfolksi Baptist Chuich VIII be ne
THIS Frdavl EVENING. Jan s. commencing at oclork
81 Al ne door is IL
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RI Az the Request ofa Number of Gentlemen
,SS had moi an opportunity of hearing the Sermon OF the
Rev pr HAWKS. on Thsnksgiying Day, The Doctor has
consented 10 repeat II on SATURDAY EVENING, Jan L.
~ Calvary Church Fourlhav, corner OF
Service 10 commence at o'clock The pews on tha even
Ing Will be thrown open 10 the public Jo.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

"a The Broadway Insurance Company
TIE sOck holders hereby nOthed thai The annual eec
Ton rDrecors of the Company snd also for three lnspec
tors of The next election will be held the office, No 4lS
broadway on TUESDAY. 14th inst. The poll viii open
Al u O'clock ana close al p Nj
JOHN WRAY, Secretary.
Nev.York January 2, 1851 Jo2w
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WANTED-One or two JoHrneymen
w Forgers and Finshers OF Tinnen's Shears Perms-
employment and good prices will he given immedi-
ate application ia msde. PECK, SMITH x co.
Soutbngton Conu Dec 1850 dl6 3wD SwW