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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
FANCY GOODS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
WTM. II. CARY IL co. 243 and 245
w PearlsL between John and Fulton ss) invite the
attention OF the city and distant Jobbing Trade
10 Meir large and sdy,ed stock Of Goods,
which they offer the lowest rates either Tor cash or s
Under feir present arrangements they offer great
Inducements on all their Foreign Goods, ana wl give
their customers the benefit OF the large discounts which
they have gained by the increased amount OF their pur'
chsses. -, -, .vrp,
CAN 0OODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
Their stock will be kept fu during The whole year, and
Se then the .ExlCAN and SOUTH AMERICAN dealers
examine their stock OF Jewsry manufactured expressly
for those also their stock Of Ivory Combs adapted
The following articles constitute part OF their stock
Various makers plain and san finished, black drsb,
Witty brown and colored, Nos 20x80.
spool Cotton.
Clrk's, Aexander's, Smiths Eagle, and Refhngtons
white black and coored, Nos loxl5o Is 10 800 yards
Linen and cotton, assorted colors and sizes.
Cutlery.
Rszors Knives Shears Scissors and Table Knives and
Forks, Wade Butchers, WosIenholnfs, Rodgers, and
other celebrated makers.
Hair CLOTH teeth paint yarnsh shaving, shoe, crumb,
horse. scrubbip.g &c &c IN great variety
Aecordeons, volins Fues Flies claonieis' harmoni'
cans &c. Fans.
large and rch assortment, consisting OF beautifully
sticks, with plain, fancy and sivered paper.
Fine s. SIS, sss, and NPU, AKA inches.
Combs
Plain and fancy tuck dressing pocket aid aide, OF SHE'LL
buffalo and horn.
Single ana double English and American real and imi.
tatOn twist; also, variety of Riles
PISTOLS.
English and German pocket belt aud holster; Colts and
Allen 1hulbers Revoivers Also, complete assortment
OF Sporting Apparatus
Perfumery.
LUbiH's Msugenet Coudray's, PiyeFs, Pinaud's and
Ede's fine extracts.
soaps
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubn's
Guerisins Pinaud's and Maugenes 4 CoudRys assorted
styles, &c. &c.
Also
Percussion Caps Needles Pins Hooks aud Eyes, Steel
Pens Suspendens Buttons Of all styles Pocket Books,
Port Monnses, Purses Stationery Beads, Whalebone,
Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
Tsoyy, Tortoise Shell, Pearl She'll Horn Tips, &C. for
manufacturers
Catalogues in the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages 13l 3meodTistp
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MOTHER I'm order to still further
L N extend their facilities for NEAT AND ExPEDI-
TlOUs PRINTING the subscribers have Just put up one
OF Adams Improved Power Presses, especially adapted
for the finest kind OF work Thankful for the patronage
bestowed upon them the Propeto assure their friends
and The public that they possess The mos; eompeie
arrangements for executing EVERY DEsCRiPTloNoF
PRINTING in a style unsurpassed By any Once 10 Ene
country.
rS- Call and examine specimens OF every yateIy.-
CASH PRICEs-TERMS CASH.
BAKER GOODWIN 4 co, Printers,
Tribune Buildings. Nassau and Spruce sts.
ZfMkW Second story-Enirance Spruce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
JAMES COLE, Aucroneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF v

DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable
Il BROOKLYN PROPERTY by order Of the AS gnee.
JAMES COLE VIII sell 81 auction on MONDAY FeD ~,
1881 at u O'Clock the Merchants Exchange, New YORK.
The following property, VIZ: - 49, . Il, -
Ssiory brck building % and 81 Warrington Ct the
building Is 3 feet 70 inches 'front.' By 90 feet deep and con-
tans steam engine and boilers Of Ihorse power OF Bur-
dou's make hich will be sold with the building the en-
gine and boilers are about year Old and IN the
perfect order One lot Is Is BY ~ feet and the other lot s
zet 10 inches by feet 10 inches deep the premises
now leased for four yessfrom sI Of May next for 81 90
per Annum
Terms $500 Of the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgage.
Also story basement and attic brick house and lot
forth side Of saeKest, 1871 feet Of Columba-si,
house Is feet front lot 10 By 100 feet
Terms 81 400 ofIhe purchase money can remain on bond
and mortgage 80
Also 2ots Of ground situate on the south side Of Pacific
st. 95 feet from The souhesst corner Of Pacific and Sm'a
Sta each lot - by 100 feet
TermsSsoO CT the purchase money may remain on bond
ard mortgage 49,, .v..,,sa
Also aeertsn bond and mortgage made and e1seSss1
by James b. Plumstsad and wife unto Geo >. Sl,
dated x6th gutl $780, and recorded Ia kln 70
Office hber Us Of mortgages PAGE % Of 49, uPOu
house and lot No isl Adams ~, Brooklyn
For further particulars apply 10 me suSuo.ee', VI -
EDWARD WHITE, Assgnee III Cnntol-sLi ny.
.ofH l47sl
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ANTHONY j, BLEEcXER, Auctoneer;
THE SPLENDID HOUSE AND LOT

II No. 264 East Broadway, near montgomerysI ana 1he
House and Lot No III Diyisonst at Auction
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell a. Aucuon on
WEDNESDAY, February the Bth al IL o'clock, al the
Merchants Exchange the following desirable property
viz: - a.,
On EAST BRoADwAY-The valuable Three story and
Auto Brick House. with room attached, Oxl6 and lot
of ground known No. 64 East Broadway north SIDE
and next the corner OF Mongomeryst the lot running
hroug Dvisonst Theots very large being q feet 'front.'
both on East Broadway and Dyision-sL by lOi feet In
depth, be the same more or less. -,
Is finished In beautiful STYLE having silver plated t1rnIore
solid mahogany doors, gas fixtures, Croton WAFER pam
rooms water closets kitchen range, and rch marble man
tells throu ghout; In fact having every modern Improvement
both for elegance ofsye aad convenience beng ouiI
the most substantial snd costly manner by Capt COBB and
was formerly The residence Of the late Daniel Trmble ls
location, it being healthy and fashionable negnoornood
and on and near several stage roues-lIs proxlmy 70
downtown business makes II altogether one Oh me nost
desirable private residences now offered Ter sale 10 THIS
city On he rear Of the lot fronting on DlysonsL there
is TWO story brick house known as No ~ but 10 good
style, with Croton water water closets &c r9r maps
terms ard further particulars apply 70 me Aucuoneer
Rrosdsf ' IlS75I lef 10 20. Z2kts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

VNO LET, furnished, by small private
family the second floor and basement to two three
persons without children Address Home" at this
Office No removal on the first OF May Sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

Observation-Disclosures RlTU-
h AL OF FREEMASONRY, with thirty engravngs
price % Bv renting the money the Book be sent
bv mail to py part of the United States Car ada Just
received, about one thousand volumes Of New English
Books which will be sold for third of the original
price for example Munay's splendid illuminated English
Prayer Book original price 81 now offered at - 90
2if 3tlstps VIM G0WANS, l78 Fuonst NewYOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

q PePnIar Les iI VIZ y Feb . al he Clinton
70 IN NJ PARK BENJAMIN will deliver his humorous
nd No .airicai Poem on "The Age Of Gold On IhUk1
DAY EVENING Feb "a at the Ha 9s me S s in
s.u, e,nye on Modern Music and is ADJUSTMENTS
s,es ~ commence al O'CLOCK. Tickets % cents eacl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer
| VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON

ANTHONY J bLEELAEN1 tlCtIOl-'7I. =
4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
HAND NEXT THE CORNER or sIXTHAV. AND
THIRTY-NINTH.ST. al Auction. 80 ,, . -, -
MONDAY Feb "a stIz o'clock Ct the Merchants TX.
change, the following valuable property, VIZ: ,.,
SlXTHAv. AND THIRTY.SISTH sT.-toor oeslaDio puma
ing lOts situated on and next the souW corner OF
Sixthav aud Thirty ninthst al fronting On he ayenue
said lots being each size u feet Inches mont ana rear
by 100 feet In depth. .,.....,..
Terms-10 per cent on the day Of sale and me alc0n
GERS Zee SO per cent on the 18Th Of March next when ne
arc mortgage for hires wears 81 per cent Interest pay
able semi-aHnusly all iaxes and sstestmehs !" DC Pa-o
up TO the time Of giving the deeds .
For msps and further particulars OF me eoye PI0PSry
apply 70 the Aucuoneer, Broad-st u,So'l lH ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

D. $ HOVGH, Aucuoneer.
n S. HOUGH will sell THIS Monday
A.MORNING, al 10 O'Clock, al 81 Greenwiehav. he
Furniture Of family Oeayirg for the Wes) Mafeleop
and Plar Buresux. Sofas, Lounges, Mahogany Wanot
end Maple Chairs, Mshogany Rockers, Gard Tables Mar
he-top Mahogany and Walnut Tables Looking Glasses,
Carpets Btdseaos and Bedding, hne hair Mattresses,
Hatsiands, Hall and Solar Lamps, C[ockery, Nc Also,
| Camphene GroceT's Wagon, Hanging Lamps, spice
Ms &c Sale peremptoIy. rain or shine. ~ 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

Inc pos rvEoPEAS cIEeULArIoS s...s,. Tor,
III - departure Of each Mail Steamer iof
nc Ppies 81 cents per copy or 81 per year posi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
I ONDON AND IT'S VICINITY EX-

I ONDON AND IT'S VICINITY EX-
hHlBITED IN l85l.-On the 10th Of April ensuing, 1t
is intended publish entirely work for the guild
ance Of the Stranger and the Native in volume Of 300
pages with map based recent survey and 200 Illus
tTauouB, TO be entitled, -
LONDON AND ITS VICINITY
Exhibited IN 1851
The work will comprise all objects worthy Of visitation
and research Among the numerous subjects treated OF are
the following:
Physical Geography Of the Basin Of the Thames.
Climate, Geology, Natural History
Statistics Spirit OF the Public journals, Legislature
Government Municipal Arrangements.
Postal Arrangements Banking, Assurance.
Import Duties. &c, free Trade
Aria aud Manufactures.
Ancient and Modern Architecture, Public Buildings
Baths ard Warehouses.
Club Houses
Docks and Port OF London.
Galleries Of Art
Gardens, ConservGtores, PaTkS &c
Hospitals, Luuahc Asylums.
Learned Societies. Institutions, and Public Libra les
ObservatOries. and The Instruments In Use
Prisons and their Penal Discipline.
Public ADJUSTMENTS.
Thames Tunnel and other Public Works.
Water Supply, &c &c &c
The price will not exceed Sc. handsomely got up.
Edited and published by JOHN WEALE, 50 High Hol-
born Lon Ion and published in New-York by
lSf6tis ID. APPLETON co. 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

JAS. NJ. MlLLtR. Aucuooerr, .
DARTITION SALE.-Will be sold at
n PUBLIC AUCTION, al the Merchants Exchange,
on Friday 2Slh Feb 1851 ~ O'Clock al MOOT under an
order Of The Sapreme Court Jas NJ Miller Ancoaeer tho
2story brick dwelling houses sad los OF LAND tnows ~
built and very desirable PsFt OF The purchase money can
remain on bond and mortgage. PnloT knggles Referee
Enquire of FRANCIS TlLLOO Attorney
x2f6t' NsssaaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
ANTHONY j. BLEEcEEs, Aucuoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SEVEN

ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SEVEN
GvALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS, on SPRING
AND -FOUR LOTS WITH THE HOMESTEAD NAN
SION THEREON. SITUATED ON EoRTYTHIRD;;
sell at Auction TUESDAY, February p, ls5l at u
O'Clock the Merchants Exchange by order OF Executors
the following valuable property, VIZ
On Sprng.sl-The wostofy and attic brick front storD
and dwelling house, and lot Of ground, situated on the
southwest corner Of Spring and Elm sts known az o.
Spring ST. together with the Two story brick front dwelling
house and LOT adjoining, known 22t Elm-s the lot on
which this stands ia 25 feet fronting sPrng and 81 feet
AIso-The two.story and attic brick front dwelling.
house and lot IS SprngsI adjoining the above SIZE OF
lot Is feet inches 'front.' by74 ieeI in depth on one SIDE
and rs feet inches on the other side.
ALso-The twostory and attic brick front dwelling
house and lot 60 Sphngsi. adjoining the last named
size Of lot Is feet 'front.' by % feet lot inches Ia dep1 on
one side ard 81 feet 81 inches on the other side go
Elm-st-ALsO-The three-soTy brick 'front.' dwelling
house and ot known So 29l Elms running through 10
MaTonst size OF lot % feet inches front on Elmsi,
q feet inches Marion st. by 50 feet in depn on lhs
norhery side and 50 feet II inches IN deph on the sOuhe
"so-rhe lwosory brick front house and lot 80 Elm
size OF lot q feet inches 'front.' by 80 feet inches In
ALso-The stwo.story brick dwelling house and lot sd
joining known 22 Elmst size OF lot 20 feet 'front.' by
about 70 feet In depth
Cjreenw ich.st-ALso-The two-sory and attic brick
front store, with dwenghouse and lot OF ground known
1904 Greenwichst on the north ast corner OF Amos
St store occupied as grocery s,Ie OF io - leet
inches fronting Greenwichst "a feet inches on the
rear 50 feet 10 depth fronting on AmossL, and o. feet
inches In depth on the north side. .
-ALso-Four valuable lots Of ground, with
the arg hermitage mansion thereon situated the south
eide of Forty hiId-st between Eighth and Ninth avs
con encng 200 feet of the EghhaY. The lots are
each Is feet front and by 100 feet inches dePh the
bui ding i Two story and sc orcA mousse ana DC 'u
For terms, and further particulars. apply to the Auc
toneer, Broad-I, where photographic maps OF the above
properly ''H 10 JOIN j. JENKINS. Executor.
SARAH s CAMPBELL. Executrx.
orr For fha Eafa nj Tank Lace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

6VSAkD WANTED-From the first of
ssr. = private family, or where there are but few
ess,s ~ gentleman bis wife, infant ana servant
- room and bedroom on the second floor with room
s ~ servant, viii Do required. Address w nor
"a W once, stating particulars Of location, &C with
- 2lf ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS
T,HE AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSO-
THR DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF
SALES BY AUCTION
; DIAPER, AuetiOneeF.
DTTTrD NDaN Marob 4 ~

DRAPER, AuetioneeF.
THURSDAY. March 6, at l21 o'clk,
II at the Merchants acknowledgements Sale OF
s. 500 eco New York and Ede Railroad Convertible Bonds
will be sold BY Messrs HAGGERTI. DRAPER
JONES al auction on THU RSDAl. The 9Th day OF March
next al 24 O'clock al Merchants Exchange the whole
issue of Convertible Bonds Of the New-York and Erie
Railroad Company amounting 10 three millions ave hun.
bred thousand dollars TO he highest bidders. They viii
be put up In single bonds with suitable prviegeo lsrg
e amount These bonds in sumo OF $1,000 each dated
Oh the let Of February 1851. and payable In p years
and are issued psy the floating debt Of the Company
and 10 procure adequate machinery and Tor operating
the road ard the last the Company will require To
cen plee and equip IT, They bear interest 81 per cent
PAYABLE uay IN the city OF New York on the lst
OF February aud August and converse INTO stock OF
the Company par any time within 10 years from date
The bonds transferable on the books Of the Company
and have warrants attached. The terms OF pay
are ten per cent the day Of sale Ten per cent on
the 18th OF March fifteen per cent on the lsi OF April M
per the s OF May ten per cent on the st OF
June hneeu per cent the st Of july h0een per cent
the let Of August and per cent on the LIST OF Sep
ltmber. Purchasers viii have the option Of paying
larger The whole earlier date ten per cent
On The bonds not taken up always beug len
of he sale copy OF the bond may be seen at hs
Office Of the Company where report OF the directors TO
The stockholders showing the condition OF the Company
may be obtained By order Of the Board of Directors
Thomas J. Townsend Treasurer. 22ftMh6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

DOOMS TO LET, with full or partial
bABOARD the second and third floors furnished and
anfurnished, in hrstcaIs house, Lamarune-plsce,
ninth. ST between Eighth and Ninth Refer
e1ces exchanged 81 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


NOUNG GUARD BALL.-Several
n tickets for the Young Guard Ball have been lost OF
misaid Notice hereby given that person will be adj
med unless his ticket shall be duly registered BY order
24flt* c. A. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
YOUNG GUARD EXTRA SOIREE
II MOTT CE.- Hactmen bringing Company to the
above soiTee, which place this Monday evening al
Niblos ate requested 10 SET their Company down with
their horses heads facing Broadway and take them up
In order. By order o.
az liz LESSEE PATrISON, Hack Inspector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN and LADY can be
IA accommodated with BOARD In East Broadway, locs-
ton between Jefferson and Clinton streets, and is unSur-
passed in elegance The society of pleasant parties de-
sired, and references required single gentleman may
also have comfortable home Address A. h. Tribune
Office. 2lf3t~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

WANTED-By gentleman from the
w interior Of New-York. a situation as CLERK in
DRUG STORE He is Physician and has had the entire
charge Of Drug Store for several yesrs and Is competent
ereDces given. line directed TO Dr. r p, Rathbuns
Hotel, viii receive prompt attention. 2lf 81
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American Chaucery Digest
nANkS. Gould Y CO. have inst

AHltfchu OHAnCtfJ digest
DANkS, GOULD Y co. have ust
Dpubisbeo, ard Tor sale. TIE AMERICAN CHAN
Gerry DIGEST IN 8 vols Third edition. lew and COM
pete Equity Digest Of American Law. By Thos w Water
man. Of the NewYork bar This work s designed 70 be
compleR encyclopaedia Of American Legal Science Con
tsir - does All the reported decisions 10 Equity Ohe
UnAei States Courts and ofhe Courts Of the several States
OF e Union from the earliest period to the present time II
embodies almost every known principle OF law. Il Is
believed viii be found the valuable work OF the
kni published In this county. Though osensibly
the Third Edition OF the American Chancery Digest iii
entirely work rot only the plan arrangements
being new but very large proportion Of the materials
also The decisions have IN every nssnce been carefully
read and the spirit Of them taken win proper regard 10
accuracy ard 10 their meaning Beside the usual mat
Ter the work contains valuable explanatory notes, and
copous index giving In brief the spirit Of every decision
also, introductory essay upon the nature, power and
functions Of the Court OF Chancery and the history OF that
Court IN Eng and and In each Of the American states
b. g. Co. have become the proprletors Of JOHNSONS
LAW REPORTS % vol and JOHNSONs CHANCERY
REPORTS, vols. They will supply the trade and the
profession " ih sets, or any volume to complete sets
10 lmiseod
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MAYORS OFFICE, New. Yort, Feb. ls

~ NOtice.-NOtice 10 hereby given That all persons
vo require be vaccinated will be attended - promptly
Sapphcation either Of the Dispensares, where phys
constantly Ia attendance and II Is recommended
hnsl who have not been vaccnated, snou avail them
e1simmedatey Of the opportunity thus offered without
erge The Ne@York DispeLssryi is located Al the cor
rGdCenler and White ste the Eastern Dispensary IN
Ludow Ct In the Of Essex Market; the Northern
Dspery al the junction Of Wsverly place aud Cnrlslo-
pAer1t l2Of gu A. c. KINGSLAND, Mayor,
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d. Another scientific Wonder .-Important

~ Another Scientific Wonder .-imp0Ttant
10 Dyspepucs DIR HOUGHTONS fEtSIN, Tue
Tue Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice, Great Dyspep,
slCue prepared from Kennel o. the Fourth stomach Oh
ge Chemist by j. Houghton NJ. ID. Philadelpnis7 a
lti ID truly wonderful remedy for iNO!GESIcIO0SS'
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIVER CONF l. NY ~
STlPATiON and DEBILITY, curing amer NAT NJ
owEMETHOD. by NATURES o WIN AGENT, me GAS GAS
iMc JUICE Pam Dhlets containing Scienthc evidence
as neceai adveTttements. NETWORK OFFICE, 10
LgElrd-st. a few doors from Broadway. ~ 1"
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Observation-Disclosures FOR

" AN Ell EW TLO1 WENI FUN
large number OF Men, Women, Boys and Girls. al
Broadway This Office is under the direction of the Com
missioners OF Emigration Applications by employers for
Of either will be promptly attended 10 Conracters can
be constantly Supplied with Laborers. Mechanics can be
furnished with Boys of al ages desirous OF learning ades
Persons residing NJ distance can have people ofhs above
descriptions sent 10 their address. by forwarding tbs
amount necessary pay the OF their conveyance 10
their residences No charge is made 10 Emigrants
Employers" ISfu
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.OMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-I would

GOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-I would
~ call the attention OF the public 10 my Improved AVN
ngs that will mdew. Below 10 certificate 0f tnsr
good qualities signed by sixty OF our most respeetsble
merchants and dealers who have had mem
In use All kinds OF awnings mahe, sno Ion
work put I'D Ia the substantial manner also, say
lights and window awnings that can be raised OF put uo"n
ioinen' BENJAMIN GOMPERTs, lOl Bowey.
We have had in Use an awning made by Mr. 0ompers;
II has given perfect SUBTRACTION and there no doubt one
made BY him will long TWO made In the ordinary
w N Seymour Co Austens spicer
LIZ Morris GCo Alexander Edgar
Church P stsgg, Son 4 Co
1obn barley Henry Sheldon Co
Woodward Co Rodg gers, Calm. LesYiu u co
Hitchcock 4 Leadbeater A Bininger Co
Thomas Shepherd McNamee
Jaques Brother Or Putnam
@ B WestemAn w Ward
uanrv Kenot 81 John Raymond L Co
lips smith w liver Jacsbs
John White h DE Ofsw
CHA C PoiIon Sanford Brothers
n w WoadSord l. Co W.T. Jennings Co
p n Magujrek Co Edwin BROOKS
" Son,hscL Joseph Agate
IN soul soGhs sa.,, Tisssy, Young K Ellis
1.or Si,' Iions Aaron Chichester
7 Rarnbsrd 0THewleu
c * A Mathews yor9fk rs 1872
~ / Coddipgton a auppnpsy n
49, n Andsr.ou Co Hiram Anderson
RHt 7 81 I.bam J II Williams Son,
Ma John LighhaIl
Nicholas Cor Francis
Robert Kees UeJoak
Wm p Miller Co w n Warner
Bail, Tompkins K Black lsf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

MAP Of Central America. Molnted and pocket 'or o.
Man OF the United States and Canada Do. Do
Map 0f the Iniief States, Mexico. &C Mounted.
Township Map Of the United Sges Do
Msp of tle World. on Mercators Projection. Do.
Together with other and valuable Maps For sale by
~ ms. J. DISTURNELL, 81 BrosdwAv
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A. M. MERwIN, Aucuoneer
10y BANGS, BROTHER IL co. 204

DhNOCi DIV II XIV " ~ ~
DBROADWAY.-Cash advances made upon al con
signmeuIs. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
A6t o'clock. at the Auction Room.
LIBRARY BoOKs-A large and attractive COLLECTION OF
modern popular Standard Literature; Medical end rheO
logical Works embracing great variety OF valuable
Books, some of which IN hne bindings.
Also an assortment OF miscellaneous Publications;
School Books and Bibles In quantities, &c
Also Is Of Fooscap and Letter Paper, ruled aud
plain; 100000 Russia Quis &c
AT PRIVATE 5ALE-BOhn's Libraries, consisting OF tae
Standard Scientific, Antiquarian Classical illustrated aud
new cheap series. These ere all highly popular and
cheap publications and offered to the trade In "a
titles or to individuals In sets single copies may be
desired BY The extensive range OF subjects embraced Ia
the several SERIES they well adapted either to the Lii
brares Of public Institutions the shelves OF private col
ectoTs The latest Issues received are Tayors Holy Ly
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