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DOARD-A Gentleman and Lady can
hc coumodated with paror and bedroom, and Two
gent eueu with single rooms. - % Broaiway lei ~
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IlIREWORKSl PRENITM HIRE.

Il I Il j. y " II r = II II 4 VI lAhAs~
Il WORKS l-Fdges Brilliant Co.orrt Erhl1l-Dnal
FIhE WOHkS-Ilr Horks from tbs lalcfsLDU nave
ts.n the premiums fIr twelve suc-rssY, ysaTs Tor
Die American lnstt re- Our ELhi1Lll4l pieces afs N
tie most beautiful designs. and for richness AL or Ancy
cannot be egualed tie country F..r--Jf ny Com
ttees VIII consult their interest y sending "a thsr orders
early Orders sent % the Z. L21oraory Jeoef Cty ~
O. "a, general Delot M4deu-ane, vii ac promptly A.
tended o. j. o. tAAAD LII 3D.,
Ps We have also "a had Al.e STICK u small
wOrks 40 u4nliact1r prCes ell Jyi'
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DOARD.-Two pleasant Rooms to let,
with po,rl 70 q gentleman and vlfe OF two gentle
men n 81 Greene-s near Eshth-st Pleasant location
" arm and cold bath Reference gwen. myl9 M
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M TRTNK and VALISE MAKERS.

d Partner M@utci-Ihe subscriber having re %
a,a.tauce with BUYERS and location Offering.
whos partner from SOoo 20 $1,000 % carry on IN
CONJUNCTION with another staple branch o. the anSVc n0s
re,s As ms - not on, rrt profitable hy proper a
fr,iion artcs disposed, viii address : J without
49, 49, lel3
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DOARD.-Three handsomely furnished
\ Rooms let t. single gentlemen, with Board, Al a
Nalker-st.. four doors wcst ~ Brostway lclZ I'M
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EOARD.-Gentlemen with their wives,
Z Sor single Gentlemen obtain fine rooms with Board
at a. WaIren-st. References exchanged. Jcl01w'
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DOARD.-Genteel Board, at 50 Fulton
p with good room. for three single GENT men
OF sent ean and hs wife Also dnn-r noarlers IrS IA
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EEOARD.-To let. in modern built house,
EEoccumed hy sma family, pleasant third story rnI
Room furnished unfinished. wits use n warm and cold
Lah-aud Brs-sast and Tea desired Location pleasant
and convenient Broadway Apply a. 40 Greene S. me
door below Prince. References required Jsl5 ~
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REAPS. GUIDE BOOKS, &c.-J DIS
We TURNELL. l79 Broadway, mp STATS. has for sac
large assortment Il MAPS GUIDE BOOKS. Ss. al "
which WILL De- sold on reasonable terms, = wholesale ant
retail
70 Strangers and citizens nnis Ell 20 ca sni etsmns
tht collection. Ie43t'
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UOARD.-Transient or permanent Board
i - c4nls had az lG Boud-s.. iel2 l~'
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TSOARD-S4 East Twenty-Ihird-st.-
The situation OF this house commands the attention Of
families and gentlemen visiting tine city during the sun
ner month. The present occupant vii MAKE arraass-
mets with families that ~lsha0 secure permanent board,
who would do well call early, order Co nave cholce
of rooms The best of references De gwen - regards
g. So AMI .ous Of the house je0
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

POE cLLIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
published the departure Of each NAL Steamer eT
ChagTex. PuCe 5. cents per copy.
GREELEY McELRAYH. Publishers.
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rz- Evcry Man his own Landlord.-AmERlCAN
a. Ann,h,r E1cnr.ion 70 Wcst hIount vernon.

Al the request of gleat many peOi e who were prevent
ed hy the ram from gong With the lsutomA Homestead
ASSOCIATION Ia Hunts Bridge on Monday morning last II
MAS n solved al the regular meeting Tuesday night ID
NAL. third excursion ON MONDAY next, the ltA INST
The will leave the City Han at ~ CLOCK Ia lhe n,in
me- Tickets fr the c1cllson 81. cents which should 30
purchased at The Railroad ONCE. the PARK at the
,,recf J. i. LUTHER, Priest
FERDINAND MUETER, SCs'y, Jelt "
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

ia bukllShed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Pro
s. per annum. Two copies FOR s. Ten for SO. Asys
cseme hts cents a hBe Tor each insertion.
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yE,O STEAMSHIP OWNERS and EN-

4 press Pnuct.rs An active AL cucIS.tc .-nS
Man business habits good writer, AID RAPID aud
correct accountant Gso familiar with TIC spanish
lana ace wishes 90 Obtain st rauun as terS ON some
Steamship az Ascent for Express The hrs' - refer
srces vii lie gwen Address " \ " Box 49, w-iiaven
p.t oe.re lel4H
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4 ENTS Wanted, One Hundred
4 AGENTS 90 sell an improved ejiuon of Weiss Law rr
AndI Form Book TINS thr most valuable form BOOK
ever published 500 pages, stroHs h.udms Fuce r.
duced from - Co o5 ct, oar AGENTS sle making s.on V
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DOARD-TwoO or three persons can be
ac,au.,asaaisd u q .ElIl prgsle family With flr-
uaed Roou.s tsse,AeI with ful partial Board By a.
plylr- a. q Baya-t-si. Avn q
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& : two uoo Psatfes and Bedroom adjoining (lrI shed
"a uufmshod on tie turd foor, With Board, ior Cen
ie lie. NAV be lad by Pile alton az SO Spu4 ST
~ 6r raSt a. Br0adwsy Or 10 Vail st CneKospon-bs
references given ana required JEW "
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~ Mechanical Draw ings.-lhe SuoSc n.t,' ma, ~
Returned to thc C hs business - 81 IL ~
lCAL DRAN GllISNAN ana AGENI Tor tAe SAL u
PATENTS Residence. Wet fuictAth 5, hiSSt n,e''
sSst OF Suth-av. tlV9tIUlhN>'l =. IL BAILEY
tF- Removable LUTENERS lnfrmNsy Tor mo
exclusive taiueut oi Ear Diseases, has been removed
Sl Broadway office hours nom u" D ,- -
b, letter Otherwise 81 unpaid letters refused NIL IN
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
Our Key West Correspondence.

hEf WEST, NOV o, looA
The Saloge Case of the Ship Mount Washingtcn-seesds1
10 the Ship John end Albert Death Of pice ConsaLSe
The Of Geiger and 9th RS, nbesnts OF the ship
Mount Washington and cargo, was heard before the
United States District Court At this place. on .ae third
Instant This vessel dismasted and thrown On her
beam ends with eight feet water In her hold In the gale
Of the ed Of August last when the gale subsidized her
pumped her out, rgged jury foremast her man
and mizzen ass being upbut and anchored near th>
Of the Quick Sancs alb at forty miles iror snis
place in Eve fathoms water she was boarded 10 h's
condition by the hbelapts who towed her .nso key
West and beed her for alvags After patient uves-
tgation the decreed to the hbesuts 81 go as
pilotage The salvage and have been paid by
a draft her owners; and she IL ready for her
voyage TO Bordeaux, and will sai in day OF two.
The ship John and Albert Harvard, from New York
for New Orleans with ballast ard hundred bales Of
hay struck upon dangerous coral resf known as the
Pelican sboe about fifteen mills to wndward OF tnis
place the 1st irstapt, mt O'Clock p 81. Wreckers
employed and after d charging the greater part or
her ballast they got her III the 4th instant The
ship not leak but her bottom Is supposed TO be
much Injured. she s consigned to A. L. Lift, and viii
be heaved out for examination in few days
The bark 0cilla into port this morning-tve!ve
ds VS. from New York
Fielding A. Browne old resident OF this place, ans
the acting Vice Consul for France and Spain, died here
on the I'd instant. U.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23

LIST or 0rricrps or rHs u. sLoos or WAn ponrs-
MorrH.-In announcing that Captain Mattison had
withdrawn frcm the soop OF Portsmouth and re-
signed his mission In the service, should have
added In justice to that distinguished ocer, that be
pursuss this course In consegu~uce OF the Illness
Of sbeovt daughter. When ordered to the command
OF the Portsmouth,, he sgniaed the department his
wh 10 remain period OF time longer od duty, and the
grounds for 80 doing as above stated The head OF the
depart tntnt refused to re him from the command,
which left him but Alternatives full and hnsl with
draval frcm the service which forwarded on The
18th This however. has not yet been accepted Untu
Is according to the strict rules OF the uepastmens
Ceptan NJ. IL the responsible commander OF theP The
following ie the ist Of the eicers o. the Ports
mouth Commander, Joseph Mattisoni lst Lsuten ,nt
Richard W. Meade; "a do, William H. BALI "a 90,
Charles Thomas; ath do Robert itieil 5th do John
Downes Jr Patsed Midsbip@ang Aotlng Master, H. @.
RODGERS. sureeou Isaac BfinkrhOun Purser, Hcratio
y tfisoe. Assisf ant snrgeov y COwes, Passed Md
ebirreu Aloxard DIR w Dsblso Taom.s v. Eaton; Md
sbirrop CHARLES G. Carpenter. Robert y B9ren, VIM
A KbklaUd j q. Walker..A - Lard A J. McCalsney.
pcstswan ilirtacl lAaali 9onuef,. 0eerse H. B,ker;
Csrns ntsr Jehp hainbow, Ssilm-Aer. u Bruce 40 "
reported that u ths rese ma q naptlin Nettscn
fhrula be ar~sfTsd irtiiN n sit3lr1uyh VIII b. ap-
pointed % The ship Two oGisers Clsiaay ordered 10
Inc Portsrtutb have already been detached visptssr
pouslsss srl Pssted Ni3shiqmsn asrree N Bicf.Boa.
fvsi,
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
EMPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

pERroRD n co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT
~ fscksge, and Parcel Express per Y. y a ete,msr
Illinois, Saturday November e. By U. s. mail steamer
Georgia on Monday November 2 aud hy mail steamer
vi Dorsdo Wednesday November 26 We shall despech
sIe.a through messenger BY eaeh Of the aove s'smsr
wko will ke charge of express goods through 70 sar
Francisco by the Pacific mail steamers which connect uith
the above snd confidently expect 10 deliver
goods tse than thirty days Our - rer cent
less hose other Txres. Drats notes ane dsbe
collected s the lowest rates All goods must be put up
waerproof in psek.rcs exceed 25 lbs and sent "
oa before eleven o'clock the day Of sailing. Gold
dust brought from San francisco for H oer sums
over slt0 cent smaller sums Ohoes Ne. Brosd
street., and No. 2 Vessy street. hstor House.
~ EE6oRy's GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
~ Parcel yxrress-We will despstsh nest pachage
parcel and per steamers Georgia aud III Dorado
on Monday and Wednesday, 2h and 26th Nov, at r. NJ
Hetvy freight Should be ie Al oee prior 70 the dave Of
sailing Blanks farnisled eivng directions fot complyag
with T.. =. Customs rtuulatons No charge for Custon
Housc business Parcels received until o'clock days Of
u Ailirp o. aId Letters until ~ p'oiook 2. N.
THOMPSON N HITCHCOCK.
hsnssefs and Agents. 1i9 Pearl street. cor ol Wan.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES,

nrFICh OF RE0gTvER OF rAXEs, Nc.6NEw OITY
" Hail -Ieaaa fov ih5l. taapsyere hereby Noticed
that sdatcn ~ cent vii be made o. All vans
ia % The let day December nexS aud tive
eeht On e i1h day u becmber The Receiver would
upon the rravtra the I'M % m4sg oary
payments possible % avoid to crowd sad da.y rhish
ust nsccsa-fiv oew just ptsvir 20 she per eenhsto
nEhuded. 11s igs day "a Hovrmhoc ncoutrn Sund
rraycra rartcviariy rothed thas saturday tha h
e b. the it d,y which tazes viii be received thout
BIC eaG.cu o.. sanA Hours for receiving money
Ncr4 tr.e.k a Al tn 4 IN. anui sbiU uSncy 4ir -
g,sttS. Lshi "a k&kz, hsVtifsl y fkSes-
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sPECIAE NOTICE.

DRoCLAN OFFICE. NEW YORK.
In conformity with the OF the Governor
of this State setting apart Thursday the 9th Novem
iastan for special III snksgving TO Almighty God.
for his goodness towards and believing tha.
shs will meet the cordial concurrence oi
all Glasses Of fellow citizens do earnestly urge that the
day thus apart be observed for that parpose all
ordnaiy business and secular pursuits be suspended and
that the people their various places Of re
gious worship unite 10 oeng their tribute OF praise
TO the boun giver Of all the good things
which enjoy. Given under my hand, at the Mayors
il the city Of New York. this 2ih day Of November
15l A. q. KlNGsLAND. Mayor,
All ofiees connected with the city govern nent will be
closed for the transaction Of BUSINESS Thursday tn
9th inst.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
NEW PunLICATrONs.

IUsT PUBLIsHBp-REMAREABLs ANg rNYALUt-
y 10 sicsl toak for tea tsinen, ~ nr H. uoic the
celebrated sgthor sad iecuter-hahs oen system, 81 =
teuical sud - ytic~ ss With the Causea srnpt ing 4
lute q every dctrgcnert 20 Whigh ~ ~ ha5ei OF t7e
sIe cf Yree fesiofiBnis poreres n = an - ne
-a esettc clly D. ID tt the kiA iu tfe r Lab la-raff
lg, rtt 'tt .r...s astttis1 j. fna h. -tto nnf1
m'flf cf reltf give rfrer.H rev le f1 CD lsl7 f " q
litrty"ae aid t.atgI te form .rtg f,k r ht. .s
.eit It.Ht0 ft.l0at COLOR 10 riatee FvI.s "a by "
tffrur o. ffrrr r.rt.f r-i fH fa ts f-.r ..'
81 Iosl
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
AMUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL NoTICE.-ro THE C.TI
OF New York, Philadelphia, and Baltim ore-Noye
Of Professor the Great Wizard Of s North
Professor A. will eOntene his Grand ORA wing room I'm.
tertaiLmfn ct Sorees kysrierse At the Musical Fund
Ball. Phila TO the 2sth instant every evening
giving grand Day Entertainment Thanksgiving Gay ana
on friday He then proceeds Baltimore, he
srs Of his extraordinary psrformarees on Mon.
day December at the Assembly Rooms, corner OF Ra
mover and Lombard streets where will remain the
l9h and then returns TO New York and opens for the
Christmas holidays ~ the Asor Place Opera House with an
entire change Of wonders and mysteries Professor
during his stay in New in addition TO his soirees every
evening will give two grand day performances each week
Wednesday and saturday-for the accommodation Of
families schools country residents &C. For further par
ticulare see future announcements.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
TnANELLERs, GUIDE.

NoTIcE.-THE STEAMER ANsoS1A WILL LEAVE
~ Ptck slip for Bhissport Thursday. Nth instant
lhanksrvirg Day, ~ ~ oeockFare 70 cents-and after
that date sdaJs Thursdsys and Saturdays at quarter
tt sO'oock. frcight taken As usual.
CAnDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEw
" York 70 IhnsdolrhN -Leays Pier No. Eorth River
Usictmho.t JOHN POIt IB NorrinE Lac. a. o.eiocfi
AoTpooa Line - o'clock Fare b. ei,her line E fer
v9Td desh. "a Eakfsns T4ne. ~ 0Cigct y, ~ isre
81 t1. L. RLief, kfsnt
NLw vcgr As,0 PultkpYLfHrA-NEw YosK
~ trd lhlat.lt y. artlt- Juit-1 States Llh iAns-
.fovh H. tH tsR.s ". Ncw Trey k.i.est. trs ts.
sev Vera - ~, ite tos % tCcrt1nts sify ~ .nA ~
"a y. s1f y frsmto1t cf liberty etreea Afrtetv
s&siptis 81 6Gads IA ~, snt ~ H. i1ao tsico'ei NH
tuL FtctCt.
'Aruash teLtt are SOLO in tt. sve tnta t 1sn can
uct1v. Vftt NFtaga tErGa1 - 11tcG itui' Is a.
ttrs a. a. H. Es sr- s--yst. u ~ ~ al
v~~spor ftet'e sh ifaps a.p.. 5. styts 81 ~.
tests v,aao - esus sssfs~
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

nAys PATENT SPRING SHANK CLOG OVER
~ shOes-Buysrs Of cloIs, rsmsmber the original true
Rubber Clog the patent Of Day Courtlandt street. IL
made with cloth the sole btveen the heel and
bsha strap will stay on the boot and does net look
le rubber shoe: but like gsiter foxng &c. Manu-
etured srsusvsy BY Day Avoid the viii
rive tsfscton They put into the market ty the
eombnAon TO destroy the reputation Of my most valuable
patent Eysry pair has Days name impressed on he bot
tom H. H. DAY ~ Courtsndt strest, N. Oldest
aturer OF India Rubber in the u S. owner of7 India Rub
Der Patents.
DREMIUN INDIA RUBBER SHOES AND CAR
srrings-Tvo prizes awarded TO last month BY
Americas 1nstuteone for the best India Rubber Over
shoes and the heat Car Springs Fullers patenh
Ths proves the su perority q the goods made BY
H. II DAY. q Certlsndt street.
Inventor and Of ~ Patents, and Oldest ufac
surer Of India Rubber in the United states
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
ANTHOLOGY, A SC.

A srRoroeY.-pR o. W. RoDACK FROM swEDKN
1e.ev from Philsdep phs offers his services Va the e
sep, Nev FORK Pc able 70 forcts rsst present. sad
INVITES oaevlsed aud read fu according 70 he oracles
and masculine esns Ladies 81; gentlemen, VI 30 Ma
Nv,iss sisoistsd- Ladies' 81 gentlemen sa Once No.
Wtte street. New YORK, who're letters, rcst PAID will
,sve irnediste attention For partioulars, dsiiy
tstsrs Gc si Alrsnaes can be preeured a, the ooe.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
LIQUORS.

pRANDIEs. wiNEs, AND GINS LANDING, AND
~ for esie from wharf from United states bonded
warehouses; lasge and sms packages and At the
msrl rates Goods for sale 10 arrive or on srvh oy
H. SIMPSON sONS, ~ Beaver street Atewpsekases OF
old CoanAo lIAl5l for sale.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
HOMEsTEADs.

DuY YoURsELF HoME-THE SECOND NAN
~ hattan Building Association now in full tide o. pros
perity. 10 has been existence but two months and
four hundred shares have already been subscribed for Join
for after the next regular meeting the price the
fee will be materially increased Persons desrous
Obecomins members do 80 By calling At the seersta
once NO. Is Spruce street. second heor where copi.s OF the
BY laws distributed g:sutousv and inform alton rela
tive 20 the purposes and objects 81 the association v be
afforded 20 all inquircrs. JOHN n GENfN, Presd ma
j. w. wfsroN Secretary. once IS Spruce s second foor
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
CLOTHING.

rNo ECONOMISTS, AND ALL OTHERS WISHING TO
know where 10 get their Winter Clothing cleaned Dyed
urned ,itred fpsted, ~ short hotisCo ssnd TO
3 Pearl street near Broadwsy where eosts .re cleaned for
ftted, ~ A. CARTISSOS, late ofMurray street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
Pc SON AL.

TSUROPA.-RN R-sIsR REQUESTED TO WRITE TO
T. his friends IN Lenson Nc csnnsetion With No !, TIE
Nc is and return home, &c I'll 10 WELL Cs, at Post
Ofce, New Tork. Were letters kre ssiressed TO Rs
NOTICE "A GIRL, ANSWERING To THE NAME OF
N Mary Ficod landed: on Nsdas,d.-, from ,ss s-r
Any thing iher will please give information At the Eagle
Hotel, Green wich street, Immediately.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
THE BALL SEASON.


Bali q The Herald Guards viii take place 81 the Gay
6ss%ertSS 6sS SECURED spss:
from IRE following Commis.cs Of Arrsngsments;-r. a.
slssy ss;f s \ ;r':: I'll: s.'rsss& & Z
E.asI. hsSSS 1s' s'''.
R.rsosD sesTts arr 70 ,srs. Il
is. rt,snss annual a q ss .ssT. viii
come OF Monday evening. Nov 2th. 1851 AZ Tanmany
nothing par. make this The ball q We
ss,.ss 1s prSs,d Snscs e "
TRxSci.fisSs. Secretary.
V,RINBLE GUARD THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
81 the TTss t Gssd % ss sv,s a. iss cy Nv As% %
Tss to be isTs, S5 yII sn{ (, ns 80
O. TnrHLlsn. Secretary.
vTHE MILITARY BALL OF THE sEAsoN.-THE FIRST
AnSp BAL St c.PI;Py my a. TsSss kss%sns ksa% On s2
sYsnIn p.eember ISL ssei,op hand is engaged and
ihs dsncps viii 10 conducted ty Professor Brsk assisted
" 'n' ''"n''e' 'i ''''n& cAPTzIs HUsos Chairman.
fiess Al each 20 sdmiss gentleman and two ladies'
be had the siitary Hal and Of Capt Hns0n os Srsna
BrssSvsy; CHARLES Ks.n ieo Third avenue ana Of any
member ofthe company.
A poDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY. NO. as
% q s wsJass.sy. .oa s..s.d.y. hs.
IBIS ssords an sscesas orper,uny classes Will be
or and days. sas ladies'
and for young ladies, misses md masters Glasses
gentlemen the evenings sf the same days csss
v shortly for those who have taken les
cons. For terms &c, see circulars.
HIGHLAND OR fancy BALL COSTUME FOR SALE
ndaptsd TO Scotch and othtr fancy balls Inquire Of
John Lsuek hair dresser Ne 9Dowery between the hours
Of i've and eirht clock. p. N.
NrpIo, BALL AND coscEar Eoo.;.THE Pro-
scent Ball been put In ompete order for ths
ulng rossor. Many important alterations and impreve-
nens have teou oomfors convenience
gsres reception ssloon parlcrs and dressing
rth All The necefsary eonvsnenees for ladies ana gentle
al caterer for dinner and has been secured
d vb yrovded with the best French cooks gsod and AZ
ttve waters and everything Of hs best The MARKET
tfords viii be provided Mr. vessy has msde selection Of
trared 70 dive Satisfaction those vho de.rous &
ving hrtt balls largo dnner and parties viii
sirss,d with On liberal terms. fer rsrouiA spIS ~
he efsee Crosby streot.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23

NTANtrY.-is ir VANITY TO BELIEVE THAT THr
Hurgarians c7rlt have taen at ltast) az horttsig
.ntettsinsd ~ rholsTs qmroogs Re't.ursnt - ~ 'hs
frvint fe ~ V0ny t3 helsve tls original i1'rJ
durer of tho Nnlga'.EnY soup snd imptvi Outr51
rss rrtclee eiperor other pocs'ul la
A. vanits 40 believe tnb tls rlea4 V1rnafsy o. 5ioYt
frst fov ify oser osass shan hi superior de y do
bus f3 U.fttiHy i1 rl4 Fr7ty 90 Iay has . AL
NV sisthc ch.sret orai,- Hgia pliehsnt "a ths word
,ttry pE8raun t1r GOSsR .tED wICn suGI-
- lrt lfrHc ft .Nl 'nf entrance ffrt .3t thf i
% thft Daayrh. sstptt htc.1Fiv in ha aio1g sfes
i~5' i.d,s f,.S es. 49, ,.,.t t-sSS ~,
rsctg' y tL.f.d,t 8. ...4L
The New York herald., 1851-11-23

The shipments by the Baltic were composed Of $1ols
tl5 American gold, and ss3,llo sovereigus.
The anthracite coal trade s not quite 30 largo as we
noticed The Lehigh Navigation brought down
for the ending Saturday last 36 tons and for
the year. to the same tina $50 2s3 The schuykil
Navigation brought down. for the week ending Thurs
day Of week II 23 ons and for the year to the
Time $50 sl3 tens The Reading Railroad brought down
for the week. 377 tons and for the year. thus far
16s 62o TONS The tonnage for the week is 819 tons
Laos n, Ia AZ
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A FUNERAL SERVICE WILL BE PREACHED THIS
"A Afternoon at ociock 10 the John street church,
she death OF IRE child Of Dr. Il r. Broshsad whose sudden
demise noticed day under obituary headng Inter
ent wood cemetery His relatives and acquaia
san 'es are invi tedito Join tie procession.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23

noyAprs HOTEL, So BRoADwsv,-A FEE PLEA.
~ sant roons fcr far Nee ard single gsntlomcs, Ne
hsd on noierote terms - above.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
DIf1 GCUDa. ~.

Ctprus-rEAL rnENCu CiUrHs HOLMES h CO..
y TI Frrr ietv. Nrr. -rsU ~rres, l-Fh Dol. .' t.
ystsJu- ooi,ts -Al lSl..- ..sssi
Mty are 0GeTing very chtsp.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
SPORTING.

GUEs, GUNS, GUEs-THE sUBscR1BER Has ON
" hand large guam ty Sf brkss and iron Gun and Tiea
Carriages with impes aud pm Es onrlete; also,
700 Muskct Csrtrdges $50 90 Rse do 5000 Pistol DO.
With large qu,ntiy Of eod sphsTsai Case Grape snd
Canister sL, shsislS :, n soes nfsnty sceCu.r. ssas
q Ordnance aud 0rdnanoe stores aA short notice
Psrsast attention 70 tttng trsss suas f9r steamers.
A. hAEGHCONK. 100 Msldaa lAne.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23
THE MILITARY.

NoTIcE.-THE MANHATTAN FANCY TROUPE WILL
mahe their nst sanusl parade .he 18th Of
the River Heuse ~ Hsrem; and all persous wishing o
soip this company call 80 NJ. kason lt Avenue D.,
Monday evening At Ia oelook BY ,rdr o. the Captain
GEoKGE COOL, Captain
A. A. cARrEsDEn, seerstsry.
CoNrINENTALs. EOTICE-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
" on lana twenty eight Continental unior ms m.de IN
good style and Of the beet qgry Materials which he offers
for sale on the most reasonable terms for cash The above
uniforms nesrly and lave been bit
few tnes Apply 70 Jos H. Johnson 5 Pearl street. cor
ner Of Chatham, up stairs