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The G0vernment II Che UR1tea states Of
America, a. d. Is6t-
7xs EEsevt;vs.
MILLAxp FlLLMoRE, Of N. r., President
WmLAM r. Kss0, OF Ala, Prest ofthe Senate
The CabiNet
DANIEL WEBSTER, OF Mass. Sec Of State.
THOMAS CoRwIs, Of Ohio,- Sec. of the Treas.
CHARLES M CONRAD, Of La. Sec. Of War.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Of ~ c Sec. Of the Navy.
a. H. n STUART, of Va. -- Sec. Of Interior
NATHAN n HALL, of N. Y. p, M. General.
JOHN j. CRIrrESDES, of KY. AIT. General.
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SPRING MILLINERY
WILL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock.
PARKER new Fancy store,
March l2-3t under National hotel
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NOR SALE.-Over 200 BUILDING

LOTS situated between the 7th and 8thays and l4s'
and l45thss These lots beautifully located cOmmaoo,
ing full view OF the High Bridge and the upper pan o.
The Harlem River with It's bod and romantic shore AS 70
beauty OF location be safely stated mat tDeIe are no
building sites on this island more desirable ana As tno
grading Of the Eighh-av will be completed within lew
weeks there be doubt that there VIII De AZ once IS
tabshed lice ofsages upon the avenue,
between the City Hal the High Bndge-lbus present
ing quick and pleasant mode OF travelling between inc
shove property and the City Hall These lots VII be
sold very favorable terms. Apply to D. B. WlNTON,
II CedsTst where maps and other lniormsaon can 90
had. 6f lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
DOUNTY LAND AND PENSION

DAGENCY. WASHINGTON. D. C.-The undersign-
ed Attorney and General Agent a. Tie Cry Of aslEo
offers bis n procuring Bounty Lands ana fsAs
fOr those entitled. Beng permanently located g. 70 -
~ Government and having access 10 Registers and h7s
Sled In the United States War Oce he possesses iac
lies for the speedy and satisfactory adjustment Of Govern
meut claims Of every descnpuon- cspeCla-y Nlos0 ~
Bounty Lands ard Pensions
By ale act Of Congress bounty land IS granted 10 ON
GERS snd soldiers othe OF 1872. snc or the lsian VIZ
since 7uO To those who served months loo acres
served month ~ acres Applicants Tor THIS OounE'
who may wish 70 avail themselves Of the services Of me
undersigned are requested furnish him the following n
Nsmes-ege- rank held-name Of captain OF company
number Of Tegiment-whetter OF infantry, cavalry or ar
uerv- commander Of regiment-when enlisted, yolun-
teered drsited-on OF about wnai ume-a what pacs
for what ter-how long IN servce-when and where dls
CHARGED ana finley have their discharges send them II
widow she viii the time Of her marriage the parcu-
lars of her husbands services and the time Of bis deaih
When his information IL forwarded, the necessary pa
pers will be pared and the claimant for signature
No charge viii be made in any case until the claimant 10
benefited
Arrangements have been made with gentlemen oft le-
gal profession different sections Of the county, for me
location OF and warrants and the sale Of patents when L.
sued on the most advantageous terms for the payment
tsxes-redempfiOn Of land sod for taxes-coAecuon OF
debts and for the transaction Of general law BUSINESS n
every ate OF the Union
He teyderS his services members OF the profession Al
distance and hen claims against the Government are prs
pared by local agent Will sbae Onehalf OF MS usual ee
The necessary forms and nstucuOns' ana Information On
ali subiects spperainng prosecution OF THIS
will be furnished 10 regular correspondents VIII
charge. 80 - -
have been in the Army Navy, viii forward to MN All
the parcu known Of their services together win Zee
OF one dollar and their enquiries viii be replied TO oy re-
turn Of mail All communications 10 pc Pr TPTcKE ar a."
dressed 10 CdAS y; IOOhLnh,c
BOX l67 P. o Washington, d. Q.
Office on Pennsylvsna-av. near Twelhh-sL dzi laWom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
IOP SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF

SING sING-About % acres Of valuable LAND, cit
usted from fifteen miuu walk from the River and
Railroad Depot and commanding extensive and besu
ffu view OF On the premises are comtortsbe
house. barn. &C II lie In the Immediate vicinity OF hst
class Schools and might be advanageousy divided into
village lots Part OF The purchase money can remain on
bond mortgage, at six per cent For PsrueIIss in
quire Of WALTER OAHLEi,;
Merchants Exchange Bank, cor. Dey and Greenwich
27f2HeOdt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

at PRIVATE SALE.-Persons want
ArR Country Seats small or lsrg@ Fzrms. vii pe-s-
call al ih- ofic, Of A. j. BLEECkER. Auculn--f
Broao-. where lb-y viii find register giving m p-.-
ticusrs; said pieces silusied follows: Inr9ss
N,ck Man. rOfick. EeW-Roche.r and YOnkers, IN West
chester County, ard yesterday, BrOOkhaven ad ,fl-h
Cove. on Long island. ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

KNOX SALE.-Ihe three-stOry OaSemenC
n and sub-celln mastic front brick house 81 Dean.st
BROOKLYN HOyi u feet front and rear A deep lot OS
feet modern syle with ornamental cornces rafbe man
tes CRATES ranges English plate glass inside indS STAIN
glass sliding door, containing 6 roOms Apply TO Mrs
SNOW, next door, to Z. L. sMITH, l56 Water St New
York. <ot W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NHEAP RRNTS-LOW TAXES

~ Are matters Of much interest TO large part OF me
community. There are lbs BUILDING LOTS In JER-
sEY CITY three blocks from the ferry, lying on the Ra-
road Warren SGeuben Prospect and Morgan SIS that can
be bought At from 500 $500 lot and II built on IN
wear only $50 cssh payment and balance can remain i've
years at six per cent This property be reached IN 10
minutes from Broadway. Is rising rapidly In value EaAes
lower than In any city hereahOu offering great induce
menls TO those Of securing home Apply to H.
McCOMB, builder. Steubenst on the premises, or TO
CHAS j SMITH. 80 Maiden-lane is M&ThZm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
ATLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian

n
~ Corn FI~ur and Indian Corn Parma dried and manu-.
ctTeo bv StafOrds Patent Processes may b. OOIsned
= retp.cahe rorers generally IN this CITY an brOoAyn
Indian Com FLOUR" sdssgned for making Bread Pud'
fms apd Cakes and for mixing with WheA Rye or buck
wheat our and Will be found on Trial very superior AZ
dele II 10 pui To double paperet packages OF los ana
ip boxes Of one dozen each. -,
SIpdisn Corn Psrna." entirely new and most del-
s article FOR making Puddings, Mush, &c and viii prove
an admirable substitute for Rice, Samp and Ho nnony AZ
an article Tor the composition OF Puddings ths fsrna nas
no yfraL lis put up IN To- papers IN hsauuiui style ana
q, boxes off dozen each al he extremely low price OF
ST cents per cir gle package. ~, ,,.,
The above manufactures Of Indsn Corn are peculiarly
adsnted 10 the use Of the NvALID and experiences has de
1oI,eted hat DYsPEPTIcs ~sn ps'ake Of his KIND Of
S,st win immunity to The exclusion OF almost every oher
o., ~ nod lie daily use will improve the digestion,
correct The bowels and give tone and energy to the whole
frame. D., .--A.,...t. - ua..-. Aha, a
ubi,,iessv u Southst NJ HOyt Sons, 7o Washing
,or a. srd ofA O. Benson 80 South-st or 81 the Mls
1onsn,rers can Obtain OF the Grocers pamphlet or 10
nsges emitted Remarks on Indian Corn ia Preserve
ION Ard Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking, Iogetner
with lest;uorals Of the hi CHEST respec ability -
Orders addressed TO L BRONSON, Agent Ananue
nor Mirs Company Nos IT, 49, 10 and p Atlantic DOCK,
Brookyn New York III receive prompt attention ana as
na,sh 'A' % 6meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NOR SALE-The two Lots of Ground
Nos 40 aud ~ Ezsbeth-s,, each 25 by 100 feet APP
ply 10 JAMES II. THORN, l68 WalkersL 2Hlwf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
SALE OF REAL

n
HESITATE Public notice Is hereby given that by vir
OF the powers in the Commissioners Of the Sink
ng Fund q the CITY OF New York by an Ordinance OF 'ns
the legislature Of he State passed May IS 1915 the Com.
Auction on TUESDAY the 18th day OF March, 1851 at
neon, at the Merchants Exchange in tho City OF New
York the oOwire Real Estate belonging to tao Corpora
ton OF the Citv Of NewYork. $500
Isl one LOT or GROUND on the south aide OF 45lhSt
I'd One hundred ard nnety-one LOTS between 5oh and
57lh SITS. and Sd and avs.
Sd Thrty-sx LOTS between SD and bin SIS and 4in
4b Forty four LOTS between 5ith and Ssh SITS and 18th
5th -Four LOTS between esd aad 6ith cts. and Bloom
ingdsle Road ano 8ibav 49,
6tb Thrty-four LOTS south side Of Hamiltonsquare
between 65lh and Goth SIS. and ih and Lexington avs
eth Seven LOTS east side 4th av between 7Oh and
sth Thiry-sx LOTS Between 10th and 77h sn. and Sd
9Th Th ~ six LOTS between 18th 10Th sts. and Sd
10Th Ten LOTS between 10Th and seth els. and I'd and
lith Thirtysix LOTS aud cod sta and Sd
aa TbIfty'ir LOTT between 18th and So'h ST. and iih
18Th sixty-eght LOTS between Gath and seth ss and 4h
i4th Seventy -four LOTS between sd and $50 ss and
18th SEVENTH LOTS between 84th and s5ih and
9Th severy-one LOTS between nth aud 18th ats and
FuI Warranty Deed, will be given all purchasers
Lihogsphic Maps Of the Real Estate may be obtained
the Controllers Office, Hall OF Records, on ana aIer
the 4ih Of March next
TERMS SALE.
Ten per OF the purchase money and the expenses
OF auction and sale be paid the Controllers Once,
each day Immediately after the sse
TbiTy per cent on the lst day Of May next when the
Deeds viii ready for delivery and the balance Of 1ixty
per (st the option Of the purchaser may remain on
bond and orqBee FIVE years from May l, 1851 with
Interest stthe OF per cent per annun payable ha
yearly. q
II any within the hve years, or It may be paid OF In
insAmeus Of less than $50 each every day when
iuterestis due within the hvc yesrs
The .ae wi be continued from day 10 day aud any
prorev on hch the ten per is paid previous TO
he following day sale win be sod again the next
DIV oDlro lers Dice Han Of Records FEB II. 1851.
JOSEPH R.. TAYLOR,
18fts Controller OF the City Of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NOR SALE-The stock, good will, fix

lures aud three Lessee from hs first OF May next
OF q BOOT AND SHOE STORE, established six years,
doing good business and located in one OF me nest
the city. The for selling the pro
-. a, "A Etsh,b svenua 25f At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NOR SALE-A Country Residence and

~ ObuuJty lNCoiNNHSN UiN
IL Farm, very pleasantly located the west bank OF
Rocksnd Lake Rockland Co Y containing s. acres OF
excellent land 10 good order due proportion OF whcn 10
wood land. The Improvements consist In part OF arge
and commodious Dwelling 50 by 40 containing rooms,
exclusive of Bathing room, MkrOom and Kitchen, which
IL furnished with Beebes range Pazzas 10 DO first anc
stories fronting the Lake. inside shutters and We
nean blinds he whole In fine order built but afe~ years
and quite recently thoroughly repaired and painted through
out large and substantial Barn, erected In l848 with
Carisge-room, Howell Corncrib FOwlho1se, &c. conye-
nienuy sranged and newly painted, young Orchard OF
selected fruit somewhat extensive Vineyard abundance
OF pears cherries currsns g0Oseberies nc There Is also
on the premises comfortable Farm house, excellent and
Dever-failng the dwelling farmhouse ana barn
The proximity Of this property 10 the landing about ~
minutes drive the frequent and cheap comnuncaon WIN
The city per Isaac r Smith and Arrow, together
with tn character of the improvements render most de-
srabe for the permanent Summer residence OF gente
n enterprtstBg farmer tn some
capital The romantic character aud picturesque beauty OF
The scenery perhaps unsurpassed by any within the same
distance Of NewYOrk City The whole or about 81 acres
including the wood land and all the buildings except Inc
farm house will be sold low and large proportion OF the
purchase money remain on mortgage II desired or pro
ducve cv property would be taken ia exchange Apply
to WASHINGTON SMITH, ESQ 81 West Nineteenth or
% West Eighteenths, or on the premises OF d. McMAh
TIN l5f lmeo1N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

H'AhM FUN ohLE-L]OCaVou III oi'o
II burgh, Sullivan County n Y, containing 100 acres,
about 40 Of the same improved and In good cuyauon
On the premises necessary Buildings and good Or
chard The Farm well waIered, smooth, and beautifully
located IN the extensive Leather and LAUNDERING man.
ufacturng district In the State aiordng cash home mar
ket for all kinds Of produce New York prices with lao
miles transportation added. Terms easy title good For
further particulars apply at LOT Wests or TO The sub
scriben M T. mORSS.
Woodbourne N Y 22f 2wF