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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27
Valuable Real Estate for Sa
For Sale
Real Estate for Sale.

IL THE BRICK HOUSE, and the small House next
# South of it, situate the West side OF Spring ST.
=A5=AA- snow oneIe ed for sale reasonable terms.
The houses divided into five convenient tenement-
The lot has 81 feet front on Spring street. and about GA feet
deep. Terms easy. For further particulars inquire OF
my2l-dtf G. F. WILSON, Oxford st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27
WOOLEN MACHINERY.

,m,os..,o.,, cor,oss,y occ~pied by "a, Daniels,
n in the norherly part Of Leicester Aats ~s
ing Machinery most Of which ds,s nsah Machine sin
s y, ~ s; Schine Marrying Machine brushing Ma
Picker cus, p os 6o. h's wnSs '
Iron Plates "A Sheet Iron f AMOS EARLE, o. al Null
Enquire ~ tnc ra0'V'' -1-ITs4 PLINY EARLE.
berry srove, 2. o., ooa 1esl NARA dwislf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27

10 Landlords.
THE subscriber wishes hire for year. neat Cot
tage House, with stable attached, and is willing to pay
any reasonable for the Address, through the
Pnstoflce, HENRY M. PAINE.
Worcester March IL 1851. marl3-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27
WORCESTER DYE HOUSE
~ HENRY ADAMS.

VXTOULD remind the public that he continues the Dusl
w ness of Dyeing and Finishing Cotton Lneh ohk anu
Wooden Goods Vt hort notice, and in the best mher al
his Dive House Central street. He likewise gives Paic
uar attention to Cleansing nice Shaws Cloaks, and gar
ments in general 49, 60
Mr. Adams would return thanks to those who nave SO
literally patronzed him years past and would say hat
the experience he has had for more than thirty years P
shall be done as WE'LL if mol BETTER than at any other es-
Enlistment the state, and at prices as low as the low
W. ~ orcaS,ar Marcb 1851 mari d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27
Situation Wanted.

Young Man, of business habits is DESTROYS of obtain
N ing situation Book keeper, take charge OF the
writing salesman part of the tme and make hT
self generally useful in other respectful BUSH
ness is with acconn and give perfect sat
sfacton would prefer situation where, all parties
agreed after becoming somewhat acquainted with the
business could take interest in the to the
amount of S 900.
line directed " A. b." and left at this office will re
ceve immediate attention. Salary moderate
ap16 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27
WANTS.
Wanted.
w ANTEO

VKYANTED IMMEDIATELY a lirst-rate Jonrneyman
w Tailor to work Coats Also two three girls to
work on Coats and Pants whom good wages and
employment will be given. None need apply but
good hands. Apply Immediately
an30dyvtf GEO G.. GARDINER, Leicester, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
MEDICINES.
THE TREE is KNOWN BY ITS
Il FRUITS; AND MEDICINE Is KNOWN BY Irs

U,HE TREE Is KNOWN BY ITS
II FRUITS; AND MEDICINE Is KNOWN BY ITS
EFFECTS.
Who can decide go Justly OF the value worhessness
OF remedy as ose who have made tria Of themselves
and feel the results In their own personal
Phy,cans know this perfectly, and hence their st1dous
efforts 70 preserve the OF medicines In Lan the
nseps NAV rot understand Whist hose sgens BY which
The, are either csred or killed.
Thj. public sentiment which speaks by the authority Of
exoerienee, has declared with great unanmi'y that
DIR. S. P. TowNsENDs COMPOUND EXTRACT or
sARsAPARILLA,
sTHE PEOPLES MEDICINE.
wonderfully az apted 10 the constitution hat mag
be used for all diseases
WHERE THERE is DEBILITY,
1T STRENGTHENS
WHERE THERE Is CORRUPTION.
Ir PURIFIES.
WHERE THERE IS FOULNESS.
1T CLEAssEs
This celebrated medicine hich 10 Of uohimPortaa
vice 10 humanity 10 prepared al the new AAuiseioy
cor Front and Nahr gon ss Brooklyn undef me direct
supervision Of the wellbnown CHEMIST and PHYSICIAN,
DIR. JAMES f. Chiffon, OF NETWORK CITY,
Whose certificate and signature will be found on he
outside wrapper OF each bottle Of The
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
DR. TOWNSEND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
81 Nasseu-st.N ny.
Sold in Brooklyn by
MRS HAYES, us FUltonst
And at the Office of the Factory, cor Front and sshng'
ton a., BROOKLYN. psSlws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND ASSN
lNRANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON. >, w.u.st)
. 1871

NATIONAL LOAN FUN
NpLNCE SOCIETY OF LONDON u,-r.,
'AANNN CsSrRAL AeESr's OFFICE, u Wsl-sL
New York, Jan. l, ls9l -,
NOTICES. pursuance OF resolutVn ~ gonehafor
nirsctors the hitherto existing mode OF osns OF a. -
,hirds OF the common annual premiums palu y 49,
sred Is discontinued In reference 70 policies 10, 10 slov
90 granted And the Board have introduced INC iof
- end favorable system Of loans for me iulfes eh
n,Tty insured for The whole term OF lie may q ~
time borrow one hall me amount on Se A. ntitad 10
oIt note or security deposit Of pohcy, @ho u oHN
division Of profits - - - ,,,,., and receive
brk value thereof the gross sum paid oy nn 10
annual common premiums. -, -. ,,;.,.. beraanar
psTty already insured for whole life may, on payment
Of small sum convert his insurance into ne" pOACJ up
=. sha Iosr svktem now Introduced
p@is already insured and entitled TO wohird oan'
are NOT sbut out from said goird oan' ney peio' H.
mon he terms stated in the Societys panphlets- a.,
uPVu s.S 49, NJ moderate annual premium, insure toy
ne aSs he survive TO reach the age Of 60 years The a
e a5 nm 10 ans 600 will be paid him; or II he dies
SS cbin, hat age the full sum insured viii De p1o
10 his family or legal representative. $500.
~ ~ ACTING pIREcToRs FOR JANUARY.
C f. HABICHT Chairman.
JOHN J. PALMER,
SAMUEL 5. ROWLAND,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK,
HENRY LUDLAM,
ROBERT @. DILLON,
J. KEARNY RODGERS MD.
nI22swn J. LEANDER STARR, General Ageot
NFTIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COM
OPANY-ofbces 81 WALIrsT. and 1917 30" AAf'-
This Company with a s s1ss S.SStsI OF
and large surplus ,ecurs invested e0nnSes 20 n na
- nst loss or damage by FIRE, 90 dweIlns houses rc
sndiss Household furniture and all descriptions OF Rs'
sossl Property, on the most isvOssO'e '''"A
,....,,.h Iohr.on william J. Valentine,
tIonZo A GIvord. James C. Baldwin,
Daniel BURNETT, Jay SM,
William Wallace, JOIN . na.ss
Thomas McEraih, kosefI nAanSy,
Luke Baker , ~ r1sneIs So. -; p ps,5.rt
JAMES M MCLEAN Secretary %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ The subscribers, owners OF the ROTARY SHUTTLE
MACHINE patented Oct 1949, hereby Caution the Public
against purchasing usng Machines which infringe upon
their patent they will prosecute to the extent OF The law
al such infrlngments.
Our machines are offered for sale for the first time
They have been in in this city for One firm
has nsde thousand dozen Cloth and Plush Caps Sew
era other companies have employed them very probably
In making clothing, carpet and grain bags and for other
Il W. Banks 4 Co Elm, corner Of Canalst where those
wishing to purchase invited 10 call and them In OPP
Grafton Messrs II. w. b. Co. are authorised TO make
sales OF Rights or Machines for use in this city.
These machines easily managed that child OF IA
years Of age kept machines (which propelled
BY steam employed In making bags) in good order for
months past attending al the same tm' TO the run
ming of her machine and doing with the work OF four
adults sewing by hand.
These machines can be driven by hand, freddie, or
steam power Topersons wishing tomae an Xpermentbe-
fore buying amAchne would be rented al moderate price,
We Confidently assert hat these the only machines Of
real practical utility, and while we invite an examination or
the machines now In operation, we repeat our caution
against nfrngmenis which will certainly be prosecuted
dill Inns BLODGET LEROW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
rVHE BEST PURIFIER ofthe BLOOD.

n Rev. DR.. STICKLAND'S AMERICAN FAMILY
PILLS undoubtedly the best vegetable compound ever
discovered for The cure Of Liver Complaints, Janndce,
Plies, Cosliveness Dyspepsia, Salow Complexion, Sick
Headache Bitter Taste Dropsy, Kidney Affections Gravel,
Rheumatism, Intermittent Fever aud Ague, influenza,
Colds &c Being in slhc accordance WIN the
Physiology The Doctor is convinced that the same all
wise being has In the vegetable world remedy FOR
every disease that flesh Is hero Anatomy teaches that tho
human body contains many important organs called glands
each Of which Is employed In secreng from the blood is
appropriate fluid the chief of which the Liver KID
neys Savary and Gandular bodies connected with the
pores of the skin The Liver and Savary Glands secres
from the blood those fluids that the prk of dgss
ton, and thus promote the healthy action of the bOwes
The kidneys and skin from the blood those deeten
impurities which, II obsucted, will produce many dis
and health be entirely impaired, Now this vegetable
compound attacks the LIVER stimulates action
its diseases the bilious aud digestive organs
ing the kidneys act and opening the pores OF the skin
Hence the Publication of the Boodh whereby perfect
health Is restored For convincing proof Of the above the
Doctor requests perussl Of his pamphlet, setting forth
and certificates Of unparalleled Office 1853 Fulton-st
New York, and sold by vendors Of medicine generally
d23 imeOds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
FARM FOR SALE, Be-

longing TO the of the late Jacob Duryee situated
about mile OF the village Of Newtown, H. l. on the
Trains Meadow Road between Astoria and Newtown, aud
four miles from Williamsburgh The said Farm contains
about 30 the most Of which Is good uabe land,
variety of Fruit Trees and good substantial and large
Dwelling House and buildings OF the 80 acres 40 lies
In parcel and contains young bearing Apple Orchard
of selected fruit, and excellent location for dwelling
Thursday tho ioh jan 1901, II VIII
then offered auction at Wheeers Public House In
village of Newtown al u O'Clock For particulars in-
Cuire on The premises, PETER DURYEES,
il 2ws POI Greenwich ST. cor Nesey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
MERCHANTS, AND MECHANICS


NAMUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CONAN CONTAIN h1-
Office s. Wall-st N Y. This COMPANY commences on.
snSss with Capital Of = 90 900, actually paid IN ana
Invested in the stocks of the United States and OF inc Sse
OF NewYork. , ,,,. 10 ,.ndar
It's business will be conducted upon principles 70 renoet
certain the payment Of the sums insured oy inc ny
whether the claims arise fifty years hence or wn lsw
wears amer It's creation To his the characters OF inc I
les are pledged To enable them to redeem that pedge
hev deem necessary require the payment OF Iau pro
mlms according the rates Of insurance OF me most a
moved Offices both England and here In cash and mol 10
notes either in whole or In part
TRUSTEES.
Ismes Brown Henry Ghnnell,
Robert B. Mntun, Horano AIen,
Russell II. Neyius, Charles n IHOol'
I smvth Rogers Stewart Brown
Panl Spoforl William H. Webb,
Jacob A. WestervelL o. W. Q. Scheck,
Mark w Collet Martin Hoffman,
(leorpA p POHen. s.. Robbins
WIN. d. Murphy, VIM. w. Billings ~ LONDON
David H. Nevins Ben. Huntington, Sag HaTbor,
Richard Irwin, John c. Lee, Boston,
Henry ChaUncey, Samuel Lawrence, Boston,
John II. GOurlie, Robert Hooper
Alfred Large Thomas B. Curtis -
p Strachan, VIM. s. Bullard,
j SMITH ROGERS, President
JOHN L. WENDELL, Vice-Pres't and Acmary.
ALEXANDER NJ. GREIG, Secretary. nll Zneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
DAINTERS! GLAZIERS! SASH

DAINTERS! GLACIERS! SASH
n MAKERSil Builders and others interested, remem-
Der that SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER, 6 Chstham-Square
offers for the very best qualities OF French and Amer
can Glass of all sizes from 6x8 3ix6 at the very lowest
cash prices Painters in particular may bear in mind that
by The aid Of -FOUR EXTENSIVE STEAM POWER
PAINT MILLS kept constantly in operation, enabled
10 sell better articles OF Paint at lower prices than any
other manufacturer in the United States. Paints Oils,
Putty Brushes and every article In the line In any quantity
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER,
6Chathamsquare, NewYOrk.
~ B. City purchasers will have their goods delivered in
safe condition and free of charge any part Of the city.
II lmeodE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
WASHINGTON INSURANCECOM-

WASHINGTON INSU r. S.C.t;S Sssa
CAPITAL, 5000 900. Insures Buildings, Merchandise
Household Furniture, Vessels in port and their &C
against loss damage by ire on the most favorable
DIRECTORS
-s..h PANTY Russell Stebbns Edgar, II. Lang
6nti : n,ne- Fred " Wocott Rich r. Carman
VIM y Rowland w z. Wilmerdng, Jr. WIN. Oolhout
WI. r. ~ - 0,rar A r. Kin0aand Phil r Keaney
1 1sIes ~ Ga,oh Geo e gs,teree Chas T.. Quincy
eIcn = - 1865 GEO Greer Robert Lane,
~0iH' Hsnrv Morgan j T. q. Maxwell.
oO - ~ DIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
INOR SALE-At New Rochelle, half a

II mile from the New York and New Haven Railroad
D6p0t A desirable COUNTRY SEAT, formerly the resi-
depce OF the late Samuel Titus containing Twelve acres
on an emnerc &c Of which s pleasantly sluAled modera
two story double House, having hne view OF .ne SUM"
win Barn Carriage House. Stable &c and variety Oh
fruit ard ornamental Trees part Of the land hss very
Commanding elevation, afordng several fine building
Sites On the premises are Three Tenant Houses large
portion Of The Purchase Money remain Mortgage
Arplv 10 AMOS WILLETS, No $40 East Broadway or
toSAMUEL BOVINE. near the premises % Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE or TO LEASE, from the Isl
N Of April next the FARM MANSION HOUSE
o,bsr bindings thereon, In NORTHFlELO, STATEN
ISLAND nearly opposite Elzabethpor now In the oc-
Ths Fsrn contsins by recent survey upwards Of 81 Acres
fronting on Newark Bay, and extesong souhery scr 81
the road leading from Ehzabet'por and stated lsla
Ferry Port Richmondl n the Place Road ~ 10
about II Acres SALT MEADOW, Ironing on me "a,
about IS Acres under cultivation, snd the remainder i
nearly al covered with Wood The House - modern
built " ih Bass en and Cellar, two Paors Piazza ana
divers rooms on upper story Apply 10
70 If GEO. BOWMAN hanoVel-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
A FARM FOR SALE-In the town

FARM FUN SALEl-ln the Town
Aof Eastcheser about u miles from BronNyle Depot
about 1875 acres with GOOD BUILDINGS and In high
Of cultivation, with choice selection of FRUIT
Said Farm Aons the land OF the late John Townsend and
L. Andrews on the and Dorh, and the new village OF
Pehamve the south In view of aud about mile from
the New Haven Railroad and may be divided into four
parts with good building sites and win be sold 10 parts
together Onehaf the price may remain on the farm In
quiIe eff HALEY, 10 Wall a. or on the farm, 70
40 4weod+ CALEB MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
NOR SALE-And Possession given the

LNOK SABE-Anu TOsscssIUH 5INOH tIO
first Of April next, good lwo-story bnck "eilmk,
House . by 81 feet kitchen aached also oarn ano
other out buildngs all good repairs sso ao9ut tx acres
of good lend LinE, with young orcha OF grseo
ff siu sted about II miles west OF ne Depot al
south Nurwslk Conn the main road Pnce ,SOV FOR
f,lher particulars inquire Of CHARLES HoYT % Broome-
an New York or OF GEORGE RAYMOND pear u DeYot'
so1,b Noru,aik GEORGE RAYMOND.
Norwah. Conn. Jan. 9Th, 1851. - IVt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
HATS.
TELEGRAPH.


HNELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Stran-
II gers invited to call and examine the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH a.
N0RTONs TEI.EGRAPHiC ROOMS
In Broadway, New-York
The Immense success attending the adaptation Of Ohm
siead's Paleut Telegraph Battery To the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber 10 accept from the Mannisc
Messrs r. SMITA co n FultOn-sI
appointment sole Agent oI the sale thereof and they
viii hereafter be kept constantly on sale 81
NORTON'S TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS,
IN Broadway, New-YoFk
The Olmssead Patent Magnetic Machine. for MEDICAL
pQrposes entirely deren, from any other medical In
sUmenls hat no person form proper idea Of is ad
vsntSges without Witnessing Its operations when they VIII
be found 80 apparent 70 render argument snpenno0s
The current Of electricity competey under the control Of
the operator and from almost in percepuby, be grad
ualy Increased 70 any strength the patent may desire,
while instead Of feeling the painful spssmodic contraction
OF the masces produced by Al other medical Instrumental
gentle current lowing Pleasantly through the nervouasyt
ten Telegraph Companies respectfully informed THAI
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus Ia kept constantly on sale
NORTON's TELE0RAPHlc ROOMS
In Broadway, New-York,
where all orders must be ADDRESSED oil FMSWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

NOR SALE-The two substantial three
n story brick dwelling houses Nos la9 and 1871 Hudson
between Beach and NortMoore SITS The lots are .
by 100 feet under leases from the Prot Episcopal Educa
ton Society, which have years to run from Nov
1850. For Information respecting the property, apply at
No 81 Frontst. JOHN CASWELL, (rv,ors
Is lmeods EDWARD HAIGHT, IA '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
COURAUD'S MARVELLOUS ITAL-

GNOUhNOD y MIN ' Y OC'J II
~ IAN INDICATED SOAP will insure, to any lady
usine H. a dazzling white skin and rosy cheeks. The
medcamen ts of which IL 10 composed OF so powerful
thai the host OF cutsneous
Tedness rouRhness tan sunburn, saOwness, freckes,
inples letter salt heum chaps chses, chblains, NC
must give way before them leaving the skin while, son,
smooth and transparent and altogether lovely Neither
maiden wife nor mother, shsud any other delightful
emoleBt In Their layaons. For shaving II Is the most
glorious compound used making rich creamy lather,
in salt OF hard wafer a well as son GOURAUDS POU'
DIRE SUBTLE lie warranted TO uproot supertuous haf
from any part of the human body GOURAUDs MEpl-
GATED HAIR RESTORATIVE will prevent badness,
and restore the hair to places whence has fallen Cd
magnificent sonDess and gloss 0OURAUDS LIQUID
ROUGE mparts pale lips and cheeks permanent ross
stain GOURAUDS INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID HAIR
DYE IL the best article invented for changing red or gray
hair to beautiful black OF brown in few minutes GOU-
RAUD'S LILY WHITE removes instantaneousy iushes,
redness saowpess roughness, &c The genuine ARTICLES
are TO be had only OF DR. FELIX GOURAUD, 81 Walker.
SoulhThrdst Philadelphia Bates Jordan, l2s Wash
ing ton-st Boston. ~ lme0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

NOR SALE.-The new 80 story modern
Il built House. 3l5 feminist opposite Tompkinssquare
The house is Deep IS feet by So finished In the
best manner, with hot cold and shower bath range
closet wash basins, gas fixtures &c &c Lot % by 100
Threefourhs OF the purchase money remain bond
and mortgage The furniture, which is and made TO
order will be sold fair valuation the purchaser APP
ply on the premises. dl7 lmeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
~ pHELPS'S Delay Stitch Sewing Machine, pronounced
by competent judges to be- for real utility far superior TO
any invention Of the kind known which does not interfere
with any bOdvs right is liable 10 get out OF repair and
ia which every objection imperfecoR and fault 10 eecu
ay overcome may be In practical operation at No 1873
Washington st. The China Tea Store, Boston, Mass
where the machine is for sale and practice upOnit allowed
grautously Our machue may also be seen in operation
Al No u Bowery Newly al the clothing warehouse Of
Smith Conant who authorized 10 receive orders for
machines All persons interested are invited to call and
Judge for themselves Those who cannot call, have
l description forwarded to them by addressing the sub
scribers postage paid - NJ, =, - A.,
NB-An Agent a wanted In every town in the Uuited
States. All applications must be post paid. dl8 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION


ADAGENCT, WASHINGTON, d. C.-The undersign-
ed Attorney and General Agent the City Of Washington,
offers his services in procuring Bounty Lands and Pensions
for those entitled Being permanently located at the Seat
fled in the United States War Office he possesses faci-
ties for the speedy and satisfactory adjustment Of Govern
ment claims OF every description, especially those for
Bounty Lands and Pensions
By late Of Congress- bounty land Is granted TO off.
GERS and soldiers ofthe war 1872 and OF the Indian wars
those who served four months 80 and those who
served one month 40 acres Applicants for this bounty,
who wish 10 avail themselves Of the services Of the
undersigned, requested furnish him the following
formation;
Nsmes-age- rank held-name OF captain OF COMPANY
number Of Tegiment-whether OF infantry, cavalry
ulery- commander Of regiment-when enlisted, vOlun-
leertd drated-On about what me-ai what place
for what iem-hOw long in servcewhen and where dis
charged and nihey have their discharges send them a
widow, she viii the time Of her marriage the partcu-
lars Of her husbands services and the time Of his death
When his information is forwarded. the necessary pa
pers will be prepared and sent 10 The claimant for signature
benefited
Arrangements have been made with gentlemen ofthe e
ga profession, In different sections OF the country for the
location Of land warrants and the sale Of patents whens
sued, the advantageous terms for the payment OF
iaxes-redempuon Of land sod for Iaxes-c0llecton OF
debts and for the transaction Of general law business in
every Slate of the Union
He tenders bis services members Of the profession al
sance and when claims against the Government are pre-
pared by local agent will sbaie pneha Of his usual fee.
The necessary forms ard Instructions and information on
business viii be furnished 10 regular correspondents with
Out charge
Information cheerully given. and all communications
promptly replied TO- If addressed POSTPAID. TO
CHAS c. TUCKER,
BOX l67 P. O. Washington d. C.
once on Pennsylvania-av. near Twelfthst d24 law5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

HOUSES AND LANDS FOR SALE,
in the village Of East Chester plots suit purchas
ers the Episcopal and Methodist Churches where
gentlemen enjoy fishing with healthy location and pleas
ant residences, the Harlem and New Haven Rail
Roads. Apply TO STATES BRIGGS, al the Store oppo-
site the EpiscopA Church.
N B. tis in contemplation open Canal to the village.
Easf Chester Dee 1850 do lmeodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

WINTER GARMENTS.-In view of
the advanced taste OF the Season, offering at
Reduced Prices selection from what in endeayor to re-
tain the supremacy Of Goods we have no hesitation In
c, amending "a the best assortment Of First Quality
READY MADE GARMENTS in the city comprising q
particularly style Of surous Over and Body Sacks,
Dress and Frock Goats Psntsloons, Vests, &C.
VIM. T. JENNINGS, & Co. 81 Broadway.
d3n opposite the Park Fountain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08

DRIVATE RESIDENCE IN THE
n Village OF Sing Sing FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for
NewYork Brooklyn property within three minutes walk
Of the Hudson River Railroad Depot The said Houseis in
hStraie order and well calculated for large amiygo0d
barn plenty fruit The walks all thsged-the House Sc by
CORD, New-YoTk dig lmeods