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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-11

i appears to the Court that Samuel Lake Departed
this life many years ago. leaving estate which descened
to his five children, Mary Jane, Harriet Samuel William
and Henry Lake, that Harriet NJ, Samuel and William have
departed this life that the minor Thomas r. Monre he
only child OF said Harriet NJ has estate in Louisiana
from his mother and his unces, all of which from his
Probate Cour of wAlbany, Indiana the domc of the
minor having asked to be put in possession the said estate
OF his ward the Court considering the provisions of an ACT OF
the Legislature approved lst April, lsl3
II rs ordered That advert ement be made, in two news
pApers published IN this city, fer thirty days in III,
manner prescribed by law for the rendering Of by
funds OF said estate of said minor,
And all persons having claims against the succession or,
sad, are warned to present Themselves file their claims IN
Court within thirty days from the first advertisement re-
aforesaid their claims will be blurred.
Extract from the minutes.
C,Jt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-11

II The elegant and swift running passenger racket steamer
DOVE Capt John Box, will positively DAY the Ida
O'Clock P. NJ for Louisville and Henderson
mill T. b. SMITH, II Poydras street.
tt The sesmer LENORA will resume her regular trips
WEDNESDAY March H. No freight will be received until
Wednesday, morning. mill u 2Ip
-t>e-
tE No Debts contracted ty the British Bark
CAMILLA, Capt Brine, will be raid by Captain
ssnees OF said vessel. mhs BhRtLL CO. 81 Common ST.
ff Steamer JOHN MORRlSETT will paw con
racied by the without written order from the
tea HENRY McCuLL, Clelk
STEAMBOATS, OFFERED FOR SALE
~ The undersigned will receive sealed written EP-S \,
proposals until II NJ. of Tueday the 18th inst,
Tor the u nIted States Steam boats, they
Iie at the New Orleans Blracks, viz: the MONMOUTH.
ow-p pressure, the PLANTER, high. pressure each
separately TO he addressed him and endorsed 80 Proposals
for the Steamboat Monmouth or Planter, the case
may be. They b. examined by persons wishing to bid
fLe privilege is reserved of rejecting all bids.
Terms-Cash before delivery
milo I'd r. +. HUNT. d. Or NJ Cen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-11

FOUND "A POCKET-BOOK, containing
sundry papers Of value the owner wnch can be na
by calling at the office of this paper proving pfosr gnu
paving for this advertisement. mhll ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
Marbimerr, Er.

SEWING MACHINES. of various Pat
~ terms HswsS Patent the nes, 49, 80, ~ g.,
ale It No ssi Srssdws- csg,'eaAn persons making,
extent u the law. Also Howes new fsstc,as IA, CAV,
Gsnts substitute Eor battens. hooks and eyes &c.
beautfl sad aesrshle article coming into .sr.rSi
sse fer sale Wholesale and retail and applied to sentls
nsesS paAfs, BY the inventor and prspreisr, RLIAS
HOWE Jr. No. e0i Broadway, up s'airs ail ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
Rcd esfare for Sale.

NOR sALE-Two valuable Lots on 3o.h-
ssr Madison as 90 oy half ths block 1hsy ~, n
- n,,Sss~e Hone AID stables. House leats io'
nn sssbie. sl2o Aiso apropeTty "a =. ne ~ s'.
ysS' al 81 by lO0-c0n aims so story oricn a. 80 -
s.t ard iaYee story hnck shop on rear 80,
a. sheY chrsB pro- cry N ibe upper pa'' ~ %
nnniv 10 T. q KINsRfMER, no. sis IA a'' h,i 10
srd after o clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
DEAD the EVIDENCE of JAMES

= ROBERTS, No % Eidier st.. between Cd and Mont
goery who had been subject 70 too free use oil az
dent spirits for ten yesrs This 10 certify that for tse
long years had been slave 20 the Of liquor and nae
ade many attempts give Il up but could not succses
til became acquainted with Mr Roback when aPouee
TO him. and happy 10 state that that ne hs'
had desire for liquor and hate the very sight Of sn1
urge all who situated az 10 call on him AaJ
who wants % know more particulars. can call o.
my residence No. % Fidlerst, between ID and MsaF
gomeTy SITS. Philadelphia. JAMES HOBEkIS.
City Of Philadelphia, - -personaily appeared bsien
me- the subscriber one Of the Aldermen 10 ssd for she
aid city the above named James Roberts Who beng spy
sw0n. doth depOse and say the above statement true
all particulars to the best Of his knowledge sad beiie
Witness my hand and seal, this seventh day q rsr'
1850 tL.s.1 JOHN Will
All letters addressed 20 C. W. ROBACk, 70
White New York City. will be elgously stsnasa
TO- prepaid For particulars, call and get ons "
my AstrcIo goal Almar where certificates can be
s..tir vs,eSs IN ~ az lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
.T PRIVATE sALE-A beautiful

~ v.sr or copnt seat, contain BON - 1ces o. ~
~, I'D situated a. Long Bfarrn, New JerseY IA iuI
49,, n( ~, Ocean vi hin few N mites wax 81 INC seq
ho,c ard short 30 mies from Ne" YORK ihe lshu -
-, .tersd hy never iany stream, when empires ~
~ Ocean The bndings the premises are prncpeiy
nav and well built consist n{ o. me insnsl9n t ~
~, .dori.g The,e also large barn cafriase use
"a All other Necessary out buildings The gronnds are EN-
n ornamental and fruit trees aad the situation
tr heath and beauty cannot he surpassed Ihe
stock and farming utensils VII be sold with lne i4f ~ ue
.rsd For terms price and further plrtlculHs Apply 70
an - Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
gntlerp, Garhware, Sc.

NNY.ARG ENEMY. ---CHA ).
IL LITTLE (successor 70 Osborn Iitilcl having en-
larged his premises ceupyns bo,h buildings Nos 80 and
- Fulton st has with the enlargement, opened in adj
dticn 10 his already extensive nssortrr0ta and
large stock Of HARDWAkE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS,
kc and for the better information OF his friends and the
public who informed 90 The OF ms assor
,nent. would state thai IN
THE CELLARS
Of Ncs Sysnd 81 are kept Gut ani Wrought Mails, Spikes
Horse Shoes, Rves, Anvas Wagon Boxes Scotch Hone,
and other heavy goods
TIN TiRST lIOORs sf Nos 3, and u AND SECOND
FLOOR OF No 50
occup,ed manly with Shell Goods. Cutlery Builders
Hardware Edga Tools, and F'ls tor mechanism general
rHE THIRD rLoOR OF No IS
with Shcyes Spades Hsv Manure and Gauien rOxkS Pc
tato Hooks Nises CHAINS Corn aud Coffee Mills sc.
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No 81
devoted 20 samples OF Timed snd Japanned Hollow
ware, Sauce and Frying Fans round and svl Boilers
Hrsss Kettles Furnaces, Scales Pump Aueers and HIM
mers, Mcrtcs aud Boring Machines, Jackscrews, Guns,
Skates and goods fcs ,Ae California market, &c.
THE FOURTH FLOORS
Of Nos 81 AVID 81 CONTAIN He's cths Rakes Tscks Traps
PsmIs We'll Cham and fxtsrcs. Sleigh Bells Sad-rCns.
Turkey Oh Some, Sand Cfvcblcs, sc.
THE FIFTH LOFTS
q Nos - and 81 Coepevs Truss HooIs. Bellows, Scythe
SnAthA Handles assorted Blsk Lead Pots Cosi Holds &c
he whole comprising more complete ASSORTMENT than
can M found concentrated IN store his huc, and
70 which the attention Of his friends and the public who
Is saiyeru&wi amss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
Clothing.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- NEYMEN TAIL0RS' COOPERATIVE UNION.
No u Chatham st. would call the attenoa Of those
purchasing their winter clothing to ths newly selected
stock Oh Cloths CsssnsTes aad Nestings hih tsey
prepared 10 make TO order the fashionable STYLES
anu prices which cannot fail 10 command s,teasou-
nae clothing Of all description. eoastanls hand
With any establishment the city Strapgwrs as veil a.
snsehs are invited to can and Examine whs,A~r ,arAa
ing 0' hsN e0'fs are freely sho-E. II -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
TO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

-rrrnposAls VIII be received by the Monmouth Coun
NJ ho1d 20 al the lst day Of March next fox build
NJ Hi DyS Bib TRACK PLANK ROAD from Keyport {,
o. stohnloath Co, N. J., distance OF lJi raiIss
NC ~Ss 70 oe commenced early in the Spring aad com
he ISL Gay Of October next with the srcep.on ~
s eceNes w the lst day Of November next the WORT N
De immediately AFTER the contract IS taken and
9e e1lpissd ey Ihe st day of JANUARY next Aides,
JOHN hhRbEkf, " Arlborc, n. j., DANIEL sri T.
port N. j. ALFRED WAITING s.ee... ney-
- Sms -N-~4t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
sasmante Companies.

Office Of she
CROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co
~ No 81 Wal st corner OF Pesrl-s'
CAPITAL 100000.
81 election held thi, Jay the following sensieaies
srs chossu Directors II ths Company Ter he easHins
rear; So.
sampson r. Noses Taylor, Gepfge s,set
scAj BIS rSh. Marshall fepOoE. Franci. SAiSsf.
Peer Martin, AleXsn'I III. Gisn!, Ihas BsI.s,aIIs!
R1ias Story. Asa S. Porter. James b. wilson
yenD Edey lsaac &. Taylor, william r. r ssis.
At subsequent meeting of the Board, SAMPSvN
MOORE, Esq was unanimously reelected prsScent o.
ihe Company. NllToN o1lih, oecfssA5
New York, Feb. :, 1851. A.,
BThs ,ompsny continues % insure Sniidnss, stsi-
.sandiss Household Furniture Vessels m P0ft, &C. or
the most favorable terms Al losses promptly adjust"
And paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
Uater Cure.
Hle1ifal.

DURSE'S NEOSIGALOS, by restoring
u vitality the roots Of Hair. induces the sscIsten
the natural coloriDg principle. As proof Of this HA1
that gray for years, when restored by PuIses
Neos again lis former hue and lnsser The
Judges the late Far pronounced the only article oi
hle Kind deserving the award Of premium IL nounshes
and eectusly prev ents the Hair from falling and as lis
action Is not that OF dye or STAN be used BY the
young well the old to the progress Of Bald
ness and insure full and vigorous growth Fer sale al
the Depot Ne s. Frsnklin-st. LASCALAS, No Nib
los building CHILTON's corner Of Broadway and 9Th.
st. New York and at SHINES drugstore, Chestnut aod
18th St PHILADELPHIA. nT iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
Gonses u1ante6.

HOUSE.--Wanted, a two. story and attic
or tbree-soTy House, N some pleasant location, or
would hire tle lower part With OF rooms on thrd hoor
until The st oi May. note addressed to aud tell az
th,s Office ~ M, meet Mi, attention d. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
Jnoia Rubber GOODS.

DATENT SPRING SHANK CLOGS
Il ROBERT WALKER, No l5a CAn,,-., h,s an
hand II retail, full assortment OF India Rabh,r Ovsr
shoes, including the new ssls Of Patent spnng Shank
Ooss- fficts low do 6truThSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

HNJON HALL Wholesale and Retail
CIOTHISG WAREHOUSE.
Cssr4r Of Fuiton ard Hassas IS & 'p2oss 'he san
ard Herald Bgildihsl
PHI. mususs hishnsnt bull expressly for the pro
,r,stor p. l. ROGERS. Azd opened IN NoTenSer. 1850.
SIX FLOORS.
each Of which IS. q itso'f, 4
COMPLETE DEPARTMENT
,h. whole combined forming u ths n'st peTtsc' -rd
,,rpr.beuprve wholsls -zd Rs,aA Cisssns G4nsenans
% Zee found n the
CITY GF NETWORK.
embracing stock Of soFas
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
READY HADB CLOTHING.
- ever v.lety # tde cheapsst 80 us' desra'e s'ye
fs,5s o. or svTn impotst or. ard iroh Hlnuiac'zr
er'e agents. suited to al makes
p.g;-c,l.r attention PAID "a the mar fsctars af
BOYy CLOTHING,
d ia, med ate supervlsi0n Of experienced cutter
sef l,rr, sgsorirneut cor.tanliy u hand
PI has Just completed he
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
ysea be confidently offers to the pubic unsurpassed II
.rtep, variety style material. workmanship and cheap
p.a, P. L. ROGERS,
Uni0n Hall Clothing Warehouse,
Of, 2nTuThGss Conner OF Fulton and Nassau-sts n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of
EAthe BOWERY BANK will be held at tho Banking
House on TUESDAY. December O. The poll will DO open
MT tDa NJ a. BRADFORD Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

Dasnerrscippfs an6 Gnsrapinss.
IL OSSUTH FLAGS.--Kossuth Ban
TranSparents Shades large Portraits on mus
i'm or paper Agents wanted 10 sell them. Apply to
HENRY EOFF No. 1856 William 81 entrance IN Spruce st.
X ELLY'S Haf.Price ENGRAVING
s,s mp and PRINTING Once, l,l Fulton-s,. N. Y-wed-
Address and AT Home Cards in the verv best
syiei Cake soxes Envelops &c Sc and snSrsved psss
and 20 Csrds for 10 sAilhr ~ ' ~ s Ma ,ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
RIP TOWN PROPERTY.-F'amilies

I wishing TO settle Ia the same neigheoraood may
purchase 90 PROSPECT HILL, Yorsviue ~ io's OF e''
in body. -, . 4. 49,. ,,a1eyed "a
,ersons yishing 70 build residences, IN 9"aneIe. 70 @
mrchssers and on reasonable terms Maps NAY pe seh
=, tss connsg roOra Of J. I. FARlSH, No. ID Bron
At ths oa5cs nf g. KErCHUM, no. Iryon hoH OF ~
ms fesee"oo' WIEN" - 49, NJ In
AA6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

nRAFTS-FO any amount on sale, pay
~ able in any part of the United Kingdom Parcels aAl
eign Express OF EDWARDS. SAM ORD co, a. Ad.as
4 Co q. No 10 Wali-st. liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

No j9i Broadway next % NibIos.
Il STOUVENEL & CO.-50 different
~ new patterns ofGas Chandeliers, Brackets. Ma1'ei
Lights &c manufactured by Messrs. Cornelius CO..
Philadelphia warranted the cheapest IN this City
FRENCH CHINA.
Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets Toilette and Tee- arets
Sets, Of our late importation.
RICH CLOCKS CANDELABRA5 Brackets, Carsel
Lamps &C. Of the latest Frenchstvles.
sofa CAMPHENE and Fluid Lamps. Granioles.
&c plendd assortment OF extra rich cnt Glass, made
81 BROOKLYN Finn Glass Company and cut at our Factog.
Nos SO ana 60 Veseys all at very low price, "h1ssao
and retail MI In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
a the best papers IN other cites ard tovnt at = -
PAL MFRS AdvertiSin. Agency. Trihrne bnrcns ava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

CEDAR BOARDS.-Now landing. and
~ for sale. ioS coo fee, Of Cedar Boat BoarT sIso
fs SAFE several SOops ard ScOueEs from 20 T. ls tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
+ AMPS, GIRANDOLES, BRACK.

JAMES G.. MOFFETT, Gas Fit
- ter and Manufacturer of Gas Chandeliers Pendants.
Brackets &c Nos ll9 and III PRINCE ST. third block
west broadway begs leave to call the attention OF those
about fitting their houses with Gas TO call and examine his
took gas fixtures bee purchasing elsewhere His stock
comprises large assortment Of the latest styles and pat
lower prices than other establishment in the United
Sta,es. Samples can he al No 7 John st. ai3 Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
~ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERy.

II Il
w HOUSE and Ship Furnishing war.soons, No
sS Grandst New York, where VIII be found complete
and husk also beds mattresses paass.s and cushions
Also oedseads OF every description, patent screw
IRON ONT lock JOINT cottage and rundls cot,
&c also, splendid variety Of paper hanging borders, &c
MT T. would call particular attention 10 hs stvls Of
halr and spring mattresses. N Bod beds aad MT
uesses rsncystedisnd made over equal TO new, BY
80, W. CRAWBUCK. No 35s Grand St. second
ae IL door e2st OF EsssI-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
OFFICE ROCHESTER, AND SYRACUSE H. r. Co.
CANANDAIGUA. 9Th Nov. 1851.
VOTICE.-Two CALLS Of TEN Doll

NOTICE.-TwOC CALLS Of TEN Doll
LARS each on each share Of the untitled stock Of
tins Company (the first call payable the LIST day Of De-
oomber next and the second the lst day Of JanutD
neat has been made by resolution OF the Directors oil as
Company
Any Srocbholder prefenng 10 pay both calls on The a
da OF December next (say $40 SHARE do aud re-
ccve int est thereon from that day payable the regular
dividend days
The pawn may I've mlds 10 tho credit Of CHARLES
SEYMOUR. Treasurer, at the Office Of J. H. Ikafer
Brother Boston Bank OF the State Of New York IN the
City OF New-IoTk Bank Of Syracuse, Bank Of Ausprn
aud the Rochester City Bank aud certificates OF the deps
be forwarded 10 this office, al which payments WA
no TuThsStyl CHARLES SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

EULLING and SECURING SOAPS
u For Wooen Manufacturers, of superior quality,
and at very low prices made by The SUBSCRIBE and de-
yered free Of charge of the vessel landings rail-
road depos in this and the New England States Tbs Soap
il warranted good the best in Market sale Or
ders respectfully solicited and viii be promptly attended
TO. JAMES HARNESS. Schenectady. New-fork.
" These Soaps used by q large number Of
Mills In NewYork Massachusetts,, Connecticut and Roce
Island sic 3mTuIh SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

A DO ID W ORT HIS NCING
a. ACADEMY, NO. AS BROOME ST, NEAR
BkOADW Allowing to the crowded state of the room
Wednesdays and Saturday. has been deemed aivsa
he 70 divide the classes, part meeting Mondays and
Thursdays For those wishing 10 commence this affords
excellent opportunity classes Will be once ar
ranged, TO NEE. either Mondays aud THURSDAYS or
Wednesdays and Saturday, al and for ladies' q. for
Young ladies' Misses and Masers Classes for gentlemen
the evenings VI the DAYS class will shortly
FOX thoee who have taken lessons For
terms see circulars MIC ave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

TO SELLEKS.-Th undersigned, Sec
u rstssy Of several Bolding and Loan Associations,
Keeps register fo the inspection Of members and oheTs
Of all prspeyoilered ter sale IN this City. Brooklyn aud
willlismbmeA Persons having houes or lots for SALE
OF lease will find greatly 20 Their advantage 20 leave
description and price OF Their property with j. PECARE
Office No. POS Hester St, cor. Contor.
B-Persons desrous Of purchasing leasing houses
lots, suit themselves by examining the subscribers
register. SIS 5m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
Famps anG Burning 9laioa.
THE LARGEST and hest assortnent Of

Iamps Girandoles Chandeliers Candelsbras, Hall
Lanterns The latest styles and patterns rs 0: touna az
p S COSKIIN'S, No 393 HudsOn-st. All those VINO
design puTchssug goods the above viii do wen TO
call and examine HIS prices VIII be found 70 ne - per
cent les than any other establishment in the CITY Also on
hand a well selected assortment Of Glass ana Brtania
Ware Globes Shades Lamp Glasses and Noss o. even
descrtton Sperm and LAID Oh. CampheDe and Burning
i,a "a G., az country -' o28 3m'raIkS9'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
THO BUILDERS.-A number of Building

u Lots with $4,000 90 advance in building loan. Tor
sale separately or These lots finely situated
IN OF Improvement and MOI twenty inmates as
tant from wast, Offering fine opportunity TO men OF
enterprise Apply 10 A. L. SHAW, No. Nassau st.
thiId stsry. nzf z"TuIhS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

NTIGS and TOUPEES.- The best and
" cheapest in tae city can De found az BAtEAE-
LORI celebrated VIZ Factory No. tWall-st slsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
LOTS FOR SALE.

iii EIGHTH AVENUE RAILRO AD;-These Los
are situated on westohtstes side Sf TIE haeh el'
hetNeeo McComb's Dam Bridge and the high biuse;
ANY per,on uaiD ed with The suburbs OF this CIV "a"
ere.ye on we the Igh Bridge Lots that tney pos
sess srest advantages for residences over al otns
s,ss sbout be cry that they far cheaper thn any
her nroesrty as we'll stnaed The bill for the 8'h av
Railroad having signed by the Mayor the roaa w no
cSwrs need forthwith, and speedily finished Grease IN
Of road h to be but five cents The scenery presented
rom at every part Of this property rs exceedingly -
terestine emb acrg beautiful views OF land and ater
his propery also has vide font upon the Harlem RIVER
thereby soIdng every facility for boating and sns foI
msps aud other Information, apply 20 ~,
ms ,wa ID b. WINTON No.7 Cedar at ,corN Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
NESSRS. HILL q COLBY have just
SHOES AND CATERS 1t

1.-the following prices Ladies' Caters at and 10
shilngs Gents Ruboers at 5, and Is Mems strong
Shoes Is prime Boys strong Shoes as touslesos gents
Calf Boots 50 28 Ladies fine KID Slips s. and IS. gents.
fine Patent Leather Shoes and CATERS less prlc than
elsewhere, at II. MANN SONS, No. 300 Grandst.
ole 3mTuThSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

NOR SALE-A first-rate grain and grass
IL FARM IN Virginia. 90 miles from Alexandria and
23 from Washp ston $50 acres Of excellent clay
loon soil fronting the main road 10 Brensve the
County townchurches and schools in the vicinity For
farther particulars apply TO WM DAY No ii Liberty st.
All Letters posipsid viii meet with immediate aeatien
ul8(Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

NEW-IORk III L +, INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, No. lc6 Broadway, Ply slc.ans IN at
tendance daily, from 70 o'clock, I. NJ
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President
ma Inn PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
CARM. near YONKERS, FOR SALE

II --ContaninE 70 acres, q which 20 are wood soo9
fruit and water the land excellent situation romantic Ano
healthy with a view down Long Island. There 10 new
dwelling and all the houses good The ewnef
h rOnr abroad Prce 81 500 There are opportunties
daily except Sundays VI and cents fares IL hes y
miles northeast OF Sonkers Station, and miles west OF
o. .ss,. '' ' $50 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

s.'lhE DAlChS, MALI NAi1A' LIES,
FTRECLAY kc-Ike subscribers. Importers OF FiFs
90css Hsn Kin Ties, &c, have constantly on rand
Red and White welsh Lister, Ann : S,oar-
gre rrcgs. common aRd fancy stspss
Fireci-y welsh Lumps and Oventles
Mat Kin lies Is sole-a ven superior Srocta
s-P;usipous and Anth rscie Of Ell 3esoTptloaI ieT
I. lie N lots - sui. purchasers. Anplf 20 -,
sAMI, THOMPSON & NEPHEW.
40 Pear rsv-Yors
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FARMERS BANK, MINA.-The
Il bills of this Bank redeemed at quarter Of p.
cent b. WASIBC RN & CO, Albany, and purchased a
the current rate Of other State money by A FOSTER
No. Z3i Pearl-st, corner OF Burlng slip
New York. Dec. 1891. DIV
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6cbooIs.

SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, ESQ Hcus-
~ ton-st, NJ Y.-Mr VICTOR BEAUMONT, Civl
Engineer graduate from J. Ecole Centrae des Art, 81
Manufactures Of Pans will open the 10Th Of November
aext new of lessons in the French ana Ens.f
lapeuases in I'll, tho branches beore.icl and practical
connected with Civil Engineering For asst- ard refer
snoesepply at the School, thii "